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these remedies, and offers them to the afflicted, conf
dent that they will always prove safe, effectua and
harmless 10 the constitution. That such is their char
acter is amply atesed by the universal success with
which they have been employed. They cure Rh-uma-
tsm, Govt, and Neuralgia. The Llniment alone would
not these diseases the Pills need 10 be taken in
ternay, the Linment TO be applied externally, and
thus used conformity they exert a genuine curative
power. Rheumatism is too intimately connected with
the Liver and other internal organs be reached SOLE
ly through the medium Of the skim These Pills are
peculiarly searching in their effect upon the Liver
They contain no Mercury Potash, Ouinine Morphine.
or any of those mischevous medicines which are too
often employed in the treatment of Rheumatism
BILLINGS RHEUMATIC LINIMENT is a safe and
efficacous Lniment. The principal ingredients. that
enter into its composition those from which il derves
lis greatest power, new, and have never before
been exhibited in any Linment that has been offered
10 the public II is well adapted for all the purposes of
a Family Lniment, and is unsurpassed in curing
Lameness, Sprans, Bruises, &C. We have in our
possession, and might publish many letters and cert
fcates from persons who have derived great benefit
from these preparations. The certificates are voun-
tarily furnished by those who have been cured of the
various forms of the disease such Rheumatic Fever
Chronic Rheumatism, Govt, and Neuralgia they are
genuine and natural, such persons would write
yet in comparison with the certificates of charatans
and nostrum venders sound exceedingly tame. We
rely entirely upon the intrinsic worth of these remedies
and every sufferer will be left appreciate for himself
the relief they afford
Hanfe
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BARRE ACADEMY

NALL TERM begins Sept. ].
Il Winter Term begins Dec. l.
Spring Term begins Feb. %, 1850.
Summer Term begins May IL, 1850.
The Board of Instruction consists Of seven teach
ers.
Board, including rooms and Washing, 81 So per
week. j. 5. SPAULDlNG, Principal.
Barre, August 2, 1859. w6w4
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HOLLOwAY's OINTMENT.
THE GREAT COUNTER IRRITANT

The viru. of disease often makes its way to the
internal organs through the pores of the skin.
This penetrating Ointment, melting un!er the
hand it is rubbed in, is absorbed through the
same channels, and, reaching the seat Of infamma-
ton, promptly and invariably subdues it, whether
located in the kidneys the liver. the lungs, or any
other important organ. It penetrates the surface
to the interior, through the countless tubes that
communicate with the skin. summer rain passes
into the fevered earth diffusng its cool and re-
generating influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR
SWELLINGS.
Every species of exterior irritation is quicklv
reduced by the anti iniammatory action of this
Ointment Angry ERuPrIoNs. such az SALT
RHEuM. ERYsIrELAs, letter. RINGworM, SCALD
HEAT. NErTLE, RASH, SCALES, Cor ITCH) &c. die
out to return more. under its application
Hospital experience in all parts ofthe world prov
es its infallibilitv in diseases of the skin the
muscles, the joints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES, AND TUMORS.
The effect of tits unrivalled external remedy
Scrofula and other virulcnt ulcers and sores,
is almost miraculous. 1t first discharges the pois
on which produces sunnuration ard proud flesh,
| and thus the cures which its healing properties
afterwards complete are safe well permanent.
WOUNDS, BRUISES, Blu Ms, AND SCALDS.
In case. of the fracture of the bones, Injuries
caused bv steam explosions, BRuIsEs. RURvs
SCALDs, RHEUNATTsM. STIFFNESS THE JOINTS.
and contraction Of the sinews, it is employed and
warmly recommended hv the faculty.. This mar
vellous remedy has been introduced bv its inventor
in person into all the leading Hosntals of Europe
| and no private household should he without it.
UNDEN'AELE T. STINONY
Tho Medical staff Of the French and English
Armies in the Crmea officially signed their arpro-
| val Of Hollowav's Ointment, "a the most reliable
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UNDERHILL ACADEMY.

:. Ls ID a Ed L II " l u l.
ENDAR
Fall Term begins Sent. lst, 1859 Winter Term
begins Nov. oath, 1859. Spring Term begins Feb.
l6 1860 Summer Term begins MAY 18th. 1850.
1t is desired that those designing to connect
themselves with the School should be present at
the Commenc ment of the Term, classes will
be formed after the first week.
Tuition heretofore advertised. Board, 81 so
to Sl,75 per week.
For further informal on, or aid in procuring
board. amply to the PRINCIPAL.
Underhill Vt, July 10Th, 1859. w1w+
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MURDER! MURDER!
% 000 ROLLS OF PAPER HANG
'',''O' ings inst received and for sale
tor about one half of last years prices and borders
to match. of entire new STYLES Mt China Hall by
5. s. BROWN.
$50 Church St,
Rur'inrtnn. Nav Ith 1883 d6w
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" B.-The wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes NAV be seen in constant operation at 'he
Sewing Machine Par'or, FREE Pass BUILDING
(Lower Floor.l
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP

" ALlflCAIiuNS fHh MEMBERSHIP
Pupils TO be adfaitted TO The School mus; possess
. good character fair musical abilitvar1 yj-l!i.'-
Pile obedience to the laws and regulations e tie
school
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II. Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Notice of Assessment for 1859.

rBNHE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
= surance Company, are hereby notified that the
following Assessments have been made by the Di-
rectors on all Notes in force, the following days
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NORTHERN. WESTERN. BRITISH g.. .
NAIL KOITT.

r. '.,r,r,, Noadag, June y so. l--e.
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FALL IMPORTATION
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.

Leather Gags, Port Monnaies, Perfumery, Meer-
schaum Pipes, Cigar Hol1ers, China and
Porcelain Goods, rushes, Combs, &c.
Also, l20 Cases I o y S of all descriptions
The 'rho!s comprising Of the largest stocks BE-
found IA the United States.
callers will find it for their interest to call be-
81 fore making their purchases they will find
bargains.
$4,000 worth COOKING EXTRACTS SOAPS
-LOLo GES,-S0AP Pow DER, &c. to be sold
at manufactures prices.
TOYS by the case, from s. to $50, well assert
ed in each case.
HOLDEN, UTTER Il co.
81 { SO Federal, and l07, III, 113 Congress SITS
BOSTON.
Manufacturers AID extensive dealers in FIRE
WORKS of all descriptions.
wl3tJanl
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) =.
Great Northern and NNsN
ROU T L.
NORTHERN IN. W RAILROtu
80 Miles s0red between Burning on d Chm

~ ~ IA nv NNs Ii 81 hf1LFbAi
80 Miles sGred between Burlington d Cha
By this Route
LfIkST TRAIN leaves Rouse P,ir, , G.sy
n arrives at Ogdensburgh at II % 4 y .. r1e,,
ing at Potsdam with Potsdam and " ater,awn "a,
road for WATERFOWL, Rome, Syracuse, Rochester
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
the west, via. Lake Shore; and at 0gdersburg
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for Bvtovr
Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, Chcaeoa and
all points South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves ROuse's Point at 81
p. NJ or on the arrival Of the Trains from the Ver
mont Central Railroad, arrive at Ogdensburgh q
p. W., connecting with brand Trunk Railroad 20
all points West
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j. VI. PAbDO'K.
(L1ts orJanist at RE. H. Lorg's Church -,
Won tpslir, W. NS'
JOHN D. WORCESTER ants
(Prpt oTtie celebrated Lsonh1rd.)
st. Iohnshury, Vt. Sept. LIST, 1859 ditawl2w
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Chicago and the West.

NTEgai EAHECAI
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
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BOTH THE OINTMENT AND PILLS
SHOULD BE USED IN THE FOLLOW
ING CASES
Bunions Mercurial eruptions,
Burns, Piles,
Chanped hands, rheumatism,
Chilb'ains, Ringworm,
Fistula Salt Rheum,
Gout Scalds.
Lumbago Skin Diseases,
Swelled Glands Sprans,
Sore legs, Stiff Joints
Sore Breasts, letter,
Sore Heads, Ulcers,
Sore Threats. Venereal Sores,
Sores Of all kinds, Wounds of all kinds.
- CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words "Hollo,rav. N,w York and London" are
discernihlr Waf,r-m1rk in every leaf of the
hook Of directions around each pot box; the
same may te plainly seen by holding fhr leaf 70
the Init 4 handsome reward will be given to
any one rendering such information may lead 10
the detection Of any party parties countereiting
the medicines vending the same, knowing them
To he spurious.
- Sold ut the Mandatory If Professor HoLLo-
WAY. so Maiden Lane. New York, and bv all res
nectahe Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throu ghout the United States and the civilized
world in pots at % cents 925 cents, and 81 each.
larger sizes.
Y. B.-Direction. for the guidance Of patients in
| every disorder affixed to each pot.
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B / l. LIN GS'
Rheumatic Pills
y \ d
IL N 7 M Il m T.,

The public have long felt the need of
some reliable remedy for Rheumatism.
knowing this fact, the proprietor Of
the above-named medicines some years
since commenced the study OF this dis
ease. In his studies and practical
experiments, with different medicines
upon the various forms of the disease,
he was favored with the advice and
counsel of some of the ablest medical
and pharmaceutical talent of the times.
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BEECHER'S NEW BOOKS.

NRUIT, FLOWERS AND FARMING Viez
Il and Experiences of Religious Subjects.
Young Housekeeper's Friend, BY Mrs. Corneii-.
Received and for sale at
HUNTINGDON
June Sth. 1859. daw
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.

NJ ANTEO IMMEDIATELY, a journeyman
" Blacksmit first rate workman q
horse-shoeing and carriage work. will find stead
employment and good wages with the subscriber
HENRY WHITNEY
Burlington, Aug ustls, 1889 daw3w
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RRUSHES, ALL KINDS TOILET IN GREAT
s1variety, anil at prices lower than the manu-
acturer's, at
Aug. IL. TUEO. A. PECK,S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08
HeI OOBcAssesss
FISH

FISH
Fresh. ssssss suOs
God ......,..45 O0d6 80
White \ bbl's.5 25tG5 ~
do pr Dbl. %
Trout pr Dbl 10 Scala W
Nsckerel, 8's,.....1t 90
do Us, l6 OVal6 w
do l's,......16 %
Herrisg,l's. per boz, 81
do scaled. ...6C070
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08
M Office
Sherin,s Sale.

THE SCOT. cosn,, on as osan,s ,.s; 1s.. Court Of
DY virtue Of IN execution issued from the once Of
- the CLERK Of the District Court OF Scott county,
State Of Iowa, In favor Of Alonzo ". Church PLAN
tin, and against Daniel l.. Shorey, Maria A. Shorey
Anthony Vsn Wick, and John voss, defendants,
dated June D. 1859, and to me directed, command
ing me, that Of the real estate de-
scribed 10 said writ Of ecial execution Of the said
Daniel L. Shorey, make, or cause to be made, the
Interest and cost, levied upon part Of lot No g.
Section No thisty-fonr [34l In township seventy
eight 1881, north Of Rage three [3l east, to- Wit
Beginning at the northwest corner 0f the parcel Of
land conveyed to one David Miller by ne Theodore
p. Green and wife, By deed dated March g. 1853 and
recorded In said hcott County Ret ORDERS office, In
book Of deeds. page 368 OF said book thence run
ming east along the south line OF Third street. ia the
city Of Davenport, extended feet thence south to
the south line Of eaid land 235 feet more or less
thence west Ill feet to the west line
corner Of said land, decided - sforesaid to said
Miller BY fa,d Green and wife, thence north along
the west line Of the land conveyed Aforesaid to
said Miller, by said Green and wife, 1856 to place
Of beginning.
And hereby give public notice that I shall offer
for sale at puoc Outcry o ths door Of this Couit t
HOuse, in the CITY OF Davenport Scott county Iowa.
Saturday the 9h day Of July 1889, at the hour of
o'cloct n Of said day, to the highest and best
bdde. therefor In cash. the above described proper
ty sufacient thereof to satisfy the above debt
with interest and costs.
Dated this 7th day Of June, 1859.
H. LRONARD,
juneS Sheriff Of Scott county. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08

State or Iowa. In the District O,urt Of Scott
Scott County. {County, State Of Iowa.
DY virtue Of en- execution issued from the office
ID Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of ott coun-
ty. State OF Iowa, IN favor Cf John Alexander,
plain ID. and aganst Perry Coyle, defendant dated
juno 9th, 1868, and to nc directed, commando
Ing me that of the goods chattes, stock Interest
10 any company, debts due property In the hands OF
third persons, lands ami teIements (which are not
ex' mpt by law from sxecution) OF tho said Perry
Coyle, I make, OF cause to be made, the sum OF
ninety fse and 91-l0O dollars. with interest ana
costs levied upon lot No. thirteen t13l In b ock
No two I2] in Hatlss Addition TO the cisy Of ia.
vnport and lot No. SIX in ock No. three [3l in
the city OF Davenport, as the property OF Perry
Coyle, defendant.
And hereby give public notice that shall offer
TOR sale at public outcTy at the Court House door
the city OF Davenport, In Sc' coun y Iowa, Sat-
urday the Oh Gay OF July, 1859 At the hour two
O'Clock Of said day, to the highest and best bid
der therefor In cash the above desl rbed prope IT, or
sucien thereof t. satisfy the above debt withnter-
est AID costs
Dated this 7th day OF June, 1859.
H. LEONARD,
June ) Sh'n Of S0ott Co. Iowa.
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Now York ltems.

NEW YolK, June Elm the Supreme
Court to-day. the Judge. on application Of
Mr. Ashmead. granted writ Of error and
stay sfproceedings in the case of Stephens.
the alleged wife poisonsr, for the purpose OF
carrying the matter to the Court of Appeals
for review. In the same court, Jas Shep-
ard. who was sentenced to death . wear AGO
for arson in the first degree, and appealed.
was brought up IN writ Of babeas corpus.
and the sentence Of the Court below affirm.
ed, and the prisoner was sentenced to be
hung on the 9th inst. The prisoner then
engaged new counsel, Mr.. Ashwsrd. who
intends to carry the case up to the Court Of
Appeals.
A young lady, daughter Of Mr.. Clark
Smith. Of Canterbury, Orange Co., New
York, aged 10 years, was terribly burned
on Friday last: She was preparing the fire
for tea. when her clothes caught fire, and
before the flames could be extinguished she
was blistered from head to foot. It is feared
that her injuries will prove fatal. Her
father and mother were badly burned in
their efforts to rescue her.
box containing the skeleton Of human
body has been discovered by Mr.. William
Ostrander, of Wiltwick, IN that village. He
was blowing in . field near the church
when bis pillow passed over box-on open.
ing which, the entire skeleton Of Q human
body was found. This accidental discovery
has created no little excitement there. and
the discovery is regarded % the evidence
Of some dark deed
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LATE NEWS.


eOCb05e0 F600Oe
SAoKvnLE, N. B.. June 6.-Tbs dilapida.
ted condition Of the Nova Scotia line rem
ders 1t quite impossible to transact any bus
lness over 1t in . satisfactory manner
Nearly every report Of European news from
Cape Race 10 delayed east Of lhis point
from one to four or five daya
The City Of Washineton's nevs wa oh
tanned At Cape Race by the nsws boat Of
the Associated Press. lest Thursday. Late
on Saturday afternoon the Novs Scotia line
gave US about quarter part of the report
for the Press, then the wires ceased TO v,,rk
Ibis p. m, the line was repsired and the
reports again resumed, but before a word
Of news reached this point the wires near
Picton again gave out, for the third time.
and nothing can be received tonight. This
Is the more provoking - the last part Of the
report is known to contain the one day ID
ter news telegraphed by the agents Of the
Associated Press at Parie, London and Liv.
erpool, to Cork. Il 10 understood that the
Newfoundland Co. have authorized CYRUS
". Field 70 sssd out IN additional eahls 10
extend from Cape Breton 70 Prince Ed
wards Island. thus avoiding Neva Scotia
entirely and placing the whole line from
this place to Newfoundland under the inn.
mediate control of the Newfoundland Co
and putting an end to the annoyances Of
the public. who are compelled to do bust
ness over the present shamefullv misman-
aged lines in Nova Scotia.
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SheriH,s Sale.

sTAT. o. Iowa, In the District Court Of &c ut
s,o,t County, SCounty, State Of Iowa.
DY virtue OF . specisl ex seution issued from the
~ Office Of the Clerk Of the Dktrct Cour, Of Scott
count state Of Iowa, In favor OF James G. Bonner
plsiatif and agaiDst Charles Suin tIiza stein and
Kendall. defendants, dated Msy 81, 1859, and TO
Inc directed comm andins tn It of the real estate
hereinAft described OF the said defen tants MAX,
or Cause to be made the of eix hund red twenty.
i've dollars, with interest aud cos's; and by Writ le
Of said spe .al execution levied pom the following
described real estate, stuated in Scott cOunt, Iowa
to-wt Lot eight Isl, in bock three (al In the viii
lsge Of East Daven or', being Cor ie / I. Eighty
1901 rest BY oue hundred and fftv 1851 feet ais
LOT i've t5, IN block three in the village Of Rat
Davenport.
And hereby give public notice that I sdajl offer
for sale q. pubic oucry sttDe Court House door In
tn. CITY OF Davenport, in Scott county, Iowa. on
Wednesday the 9th day OF July, 1862 be wten the
hours OF and O'Clock Of said day to the hish-
est and best bidder therefor IN c.sh the above de
scriped property sufficient thereof to satisfy the
above debt, with interest a Z d costs
Dated this 9th day Of June 1859.
Ii. LEONARD
June0 Sheriff OF Sc.tt county, Iowa.
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sheriff - Sale.

STATE or Iowa. In the District Court OF Scott
scott County, }County. St.ts OF Iowa.
RY virtue Of sn execution issse ed from thu
- Office Of the Cl rk Of the District Cont Of Scott
coun.y, State OF Iowa, In favor Of Joha Alexander
p.snti6, and against Perry Coye, defendant, dated
June 8, 1859, and to me directed, commanding me
that OF th- goods chattes stt OK nterest In any
company, dstts due, property in hand of thira per-
sons, lands aud tenements (whi b are net exempt
BY Law from Bx cution) ofssid Perry C,yIe Imase.
Or c.use u be made the sum Of ne hundred and
40 100 dollars with Interest and costs Ilevied upon
Oil tneipts'est Of the said Perrs Ooyie N and TO he
Lot No thir'e.n tlSl la block No two t2j In Hsli
Addition to city Of DavehrOrt and Lot No six f6l
In block No three t3l In tho city OF Davenport.
And hereby give public notice that shall o0er
for sale at public At the Court House door In he
city OF Davenport in Scott Co., Iowa on "a urday he
9th day OF July, 1889, at the houi Of O'CLOCK n
Of said day to the highest bidder therefor Ia
cash, the above described property or sumcient
thersoto satisfy the above debt interest and oosss
Dated this 7th day Of June, 1862
II. LEONARD
Jnnee sheriff Of Scott County. love.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Times Of opening and closing mails In the Dsvsopors
Post Once:
EASTxRH NAIL, arrives ~ $40 anu o'0V = -
cioses at 9:I5 a.G 5:0OP Pm.
NoRTHEhs MAIL. via Dubuque snd Northern Iowa.
arrives at 3. 50 4. e.osesat 0:1s NJ.
SouTpsRs M.uL, from 81. Louis and southern His
souri,, araiyes at 20 N; closes At 9:lo An.
wrsTEss AID souTBERH IOWA NAIL, arrives ~
C:30 r N closes at $50 P N.
ILIIsois WAY NAIL, arrives 6:45 N and $50
\; closes Ut \ and 3 PM
RIVER NAIL soUTs, including river towns above 1t.
Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska ana Kansas,
via Hannibal 4 81. Joseph y, arrives q 10 4
NJ; clos atlPN.
RIvER MAIL, In cluding river towns from Le claire
to Lyons, arrives at A y clio ,es 1t S.S0 y.
NoRTHRRs NAIL, By land, up the river, arrives st
n Sundays, Wednesdays and Brtdeys: csoses u
Or N on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frtdavs.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL n, closes ~ IL y
Tuesdays, Thursdays and eatur0eys.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes at II n Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AHAxOsA NAIL, arrives and closes IN u -, on
Thursdays.
The flee will be open On Sunday during the Sum-
msr from to 10AM.
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Tuesday June 7th.

DxsxAKk. Gray, St. Louis.
ALHAAssA. Wing, st. Louis.
GooDY FkrHSDs, Suman, Pittsturg.
WM l. EwisG. Rhodes. st. Paul.
KEoKuK, Dpdge. Keokuk.
DENMARK. Gray, st. Paul
ALHAhssA. Wing, Dubuque
GooDY tsIxsDs, Sumsn, St Paul.
MA. LEwrNG, Rhodes, St Louis.
kEoKuK, Dodge, Dubuque.
TIE Black Hawk is the morning packet
for Keokuk at7 o'clock, connecting with
the lower packet boats fer St. Louis, at
Keokuk.
The popular old Ben Campbell will ap-
par at our landing Ato-day for Dubuque,
taking the place Of the Des Moines which
laid up 1t st. Louis this week,
The river rose five inches in "a hours
ssdins at dark last evening. and was still
rising.
The following we clip from the Dubu-
que Herald Of Tuesday in relation to the
river above:
The river is rising with great rspidity at
this point. being now within six inches of
the peint it reached week or two since.
1t has risen some l8 inches within the last
"a hours. The river at st. Paul is now a.
high as it ever was known. The Democrat
says there is not house in West st. Paul
out of the water. One of the piers of the
lower bridge at St. Anthony gave way on
Friday and probably ere this other portion
have gone. Two spans of the lower bridge
on the Minneapolis side have also gone.
At Red Wing the water has now reached
the highest point ever known, and it is the
opinion OF the "oldest inhabitants" that it
will yet reach four or five feet higher.
At Lansing on Friday the water had
risen three feet in four hours.
We extract the following from the MEM
orandam of the clerk OF the w. L. Ewing.
"June 4th, 1859, 2 P. M. Left st. Paul
River rising. and is all over the levee. At
st. Anthony the water is up to the floor Of
the upper bridge. All the booms have
broken loose and about $4,000, 900 feet OF
logs gone over tho falls, and filing the river
nearly full down to Lake Pepin. The low
er bridge at st. Anthony 10 gone, and at .
A. NJ. they were looking for both the others
to CO. Weather clear and cold"
The clerk also states that he heard no ac-
counts Of the frost until they got to Lam
sing.
From the st. Louis Republican of the 9th
we learn that the rive continues 10 recede
at the rate of one foot in "a hours. The
whole decline there has reached seven or
eight feet.
The Missouri and Illinois rivers are still
falling steadily.
At Cairo the river continues to recede at
the rate Of three inches in "a hours
]. The Mississippi is falling At Memphis,
- al the way down to New Orleans The
rise here and above will not reach % far ss
st. Louis.
Arkansas and st. Francis rivers are still
falling fast, with plenty of water.
The Cumberland is falling rapidly.