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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

STE. MARIE AND MAcKINAw STATE Road
We learn by private advices, that the contract
for building the Ste. Marie and Macknaw road,
has been let Ia Mr.. John l.. Mitchell for 5000
per mile.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

PHOENIX BANK CAsE.-Hon. Jacob NJ. How.
ard left Detroit on Friday morning for New York,
to try the Phoenix Bank case. After resorting
to every measure of delay, the Bank, and the
late Locofoco Board Of Auditors, are forced to a
trial
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

LADIES' Repcs'tory.-Thse excellent Magazine
for October is on hand usual full Of literary
treasures. Two Steel Plates engaved in the
highest style art of adorn il. A Renaissance Of
the Catskill, and Portrait Of Hon Jacob Sleep
er, o. Boston, will bear TO be looked at long and
we'll Address Swormstedt 4 Poe, Cincinnati.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

INFORMANT MovENENr.-The treemcn of De-
troit voted last week $50, 600 for n Work House,
and $3.50 600 for a new CITY Hall. The CITY al
ready owns site, on Campus Martius
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

BACK AGAIs.-Horace Greeley arrived home
on Monday night, in the Moses Taylor from As.
pinwall
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04
THE NEW STYLE or ESvILorrs.-A number

The NEW STYLE or ESvELoPEs-A number
OF orders for the new patent envelopes having
been already fled in the Department, the POST
master General has directed that the contractor
furnish half million Of the seli-ruling envelopes
ordered by tie Department, in boxes and pack
ages suitable for immediate distribution 10 the
post Offices. II is expected that the envelopes
will be ready by the lst of October-Detroit
Free Press
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

"FRoM GRAVE TO GAY."-A circus in Chicago
was sold on Tuesday. The tent was bought By
the Young Mems Christian Association, who in
tend to fit ii up for religious services.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

PEACHES AT ST.. Jo-According 10 the 7ra-
,eler, ST. 10 is doing large business in peaches
st. 10 is certainly I good place TO go $50 90 to
see the FOLKS, and get some peaches" Here Is a
waekis husnesS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

Ci,y.-Mr. Hart, thc sculptor has finished
the statue of Henry Clay, ordered hy the la
dies Clay Statute Association" of Virginia, and
it is to be iuaugeratcd Oh the 18th of April next
the So anniversary Of Mr.. Clays birthday
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

cote, aged -, a highly respectable old French
citizen, and native of Detroit, died last week.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

POPULATION OF PoKr HURox.-A census hs.
been taken by the Board of Education, showing
Port Huron TO contain 4OSl inhabitants.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

DErEoIT. - Hon. John II. Harmon. VII, has
twice filed the Office with credit. has been
nominated as the Democratic candidate for
Mayor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

VESEzEELA.--The " Y. Iribns SAYS that the
news from It. Thomas received at Boston, on
Tuesday, is that Venezuela il in a state OF anar
chy and calls for foreign Intervention to restrain
the reckless politesl and military Adventures,
whose outrages are depopulating the country
Instead Of political revolution, the aim seems
to be death and pillage, and the country seems to
be going TO ruin.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

ACADEMIA young mau nrmed Calvin Mann,
of lonia, SAYS the Gazette, had his leg badly
| broken, on Tuesday last, by fall from a hickory
| tree, while nuttng
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

DEATH OF AN ENGEAvER-Freeman Rawdon,
Of the we'll known firm of Ravdon, Wright,
Hatch x Edison, died on the 2ai
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

A THIkF's LEAP.-A thief detected Dilfer;ng
in the fourth story Of the Me,ropolital Hotel,
Chicago, on Monday, jumped down three stories
into an area, breaking both Of bis ANGLES, and
seriously injuring him otherwise.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

MURDER.-An Industrious, and hitherto repu.
table man by the name of Higgins, killed his
wife at Windsor on Saturday las,, for getting
drunk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

WANTS - b, City hs. no haruess.maker. saws
the Press, and ithica, Gratiot county, /, -;.hou.
a shoemaker, says the -Ners. Detroit, accord
ing to all accounts, has enc " Shoemaker" too
many. and can spare one.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

4 SEVERE LoSs.-The loss the Austrans in
the Italian war, was altogether, l,l3i officers,
and A., 500 men
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

CNFoRrrSATE.-The Rev. Mr. Wright, Meth
Odst clergyman of Cleveland, is under a heavy
cloud, being charged with licentious conduct in
connection with nine Young ladies of his congre.
gstion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

MONROE AGRICULTURAL SocIErY.-H. Fl. EN-.
mons, Esq. of Detroit, delivers the Address be-
fore the Monroe County Agricultural Society.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

NEwAYeo REPrBLIcAN.-This paper come. to
Us in new dress, ami much enlarged Mr.
More has our congratulations for his taste and
success
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

SIFPHEN TIE LAST MARTYR. - Branch. the
martyr, is arrested for libel upon the mother of
Mrs. Sickles.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

FORT HURON PRKss.-This well conducted ard
useful Republican sheet has commenced its sec
ond year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

RHPuBLIcAN CONNITTII.-The State Central
Republican Committee, are in session in Detroit
this week
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

CASH AgsIvAL-The Noses TayIor. which ar.
rived in New York on Monday last, brought a..
900, 900 in gold.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

TsxpER OF BABY-They have funny times,
occasionally, in the Detroit Police Court, accord
ing TO the reporter of the Free Press, who says
that on Tuesday last Mary Durney was tried for
assault and battery on Mr.. Ferguson. The DIFF
fculty originated in the loan OF pot. Mary
had her baby with her, little red headed inno-
cent, whose brief existence would seem to have
been full of tribuation. The court ordered her
to be sent to Jail, when she displayed the young
one and interrogated:
"What nd be dom wild this
Il don't know anything about it"
well, thin, do, an your honor viii afore
yez gets shut of it, Sind me up to yer ovid
jail, will yez: Take that"
With which she dropped the baby Ga the desk,
in front Of the a-touished court, and refused to
have anything more 10 do with H. The young
one kicked np lis heels in 10 sery gentle man
ner, and yelled vociicrous accompaniment to
the tiradings OF its irate mother. The spectators
laughed till the tearn down, aud the court
regarded it, Pew responsibility from a convenient
distance with a look Of mingled CONSERVATION
and bew iiderment which was not finally relieved
until Mrs Durney was taken off TO Jail, and some
friend Of the family assumed charge of the baby.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

MAlNE.-Tbe books foot up a. follows on glo
Fious Maine:
Gov. Morrills MAJORITY is twelve thousand.
The Legislature stands
Senate-Republiesns So
Democrats
House-Republicans ll9
Democrats 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

o-''''~k'.ss y n -.

ss " II -.
sss.s.p,vs, Oct. .. nh.
onc~ Craig srsssed On Msadsy 2 young man
the - = Bsc0A e eeing aisorderly In
.sser VIE oa.1ds vay wilnhin 10 the
h-h<s. erafs drwa fniss upoa the a.
= a.es.ssd him IN abdeuhea. Fortn-
i.s:..;:s - .s ss,s ,.s.,s s'.s
- hrths< image thss lsSi.S on.e ~ he shias
Bscnft was nkcn before Jussice Rssvss xSo
committed him 20 jail
We learn nom persons from Hsrper's Ferry that
the most Intense excitement stu exisas amonr TIE
-fnhahifzno % the placs-The bousss Of mosf a.
them are carefully secured by locks, bolts, and
hide "a Eoths points. Our infosmssss NV
that no sort Of persn sion or issuance Of the en-
tire ahsence q eyssytAiag like danger ssrves 10
nd ne majority Of the people Of their Repidstioa
The wott Of laying the water mains through
the streets Of our city e progressing rapidly. a
NOD every section q The town e being reached,
msbae beaeas Of the sq1rduct wasrr. We would
respeeuuilY snggest % the contractor the i0pro-
priety Of leaving tue trenches open % long, and
Up sspsosscssSa e. night BY light. A serious :eei-
Of the police aw the danger, aud given the alarm
In time 10 save the driver Of carriage from
Plunsisg himself and horses INTO one Of the open
We invite the stseasion or sbose In want Of an
excellent psivafe residence, In one of ne most
pleasant parts Of the town. b The sdverSis<nens
linqnire u Adams Z Cos express ofAee'D In an
other ceiumni IL viii be sold bargain -.
The hadef Of the bracelet advertised In another
column viii confer great favor upon the loser
besides receiving liberal reward by returning II
| to the owner. II 10 priced more highly by The
owner a uaemento Of friend than fof IL intsin-
sic value. ~ ~. fsrF 80 - &c.
The only arrival Of monent at our river wharves
yesterday was the packet schooner Yorktown
Wogiom, from New York, TO Nc Obj 4 Dodge
with full cargo Of mefc handze for the two cities
The packetfieien Mar, laden by Hartley Bro
| sailed Tor Boston yesterday morning.
| The department Of the Union Hotel appropriated
to the accommodation of transient hungry and
thirsty souls 1.-THE restaurant) was formally opened
yesterday. The manager OF the establishment
Tour young friend Mr.. Abbott) 10, by his sociabis
and gentiemanly department, rapidly working
himssf into the good graces Of our citizens
l The heur market yesterday was quite brisk, and
sales OF sosne ,OU barrels occurred at Is Is fo
good standard superfne brands. No ssles of mo
ment Of wheat; consequently we can give no reli
able report this mosning. .iiiGsSv 3.
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ALEXANDRIA.
C~ysspss6sses Of 7zs Ssss.

CerssPeS1sses ~ 1hs Stsg.
y sf ALHxAHDRIA, Va, Oct. 8, 1859.
The following well-deserved compliment to the
Alexandria Rinemen appeared in the speech Of
Gov. Wise, at Richmond, after his return from
HsrperIPe.ry: al would pas special encomium
on Captain Marye, Of the Alexandria Rines, who,
without waiting for ball or cartridge. joined NJ ut
Washington with - u,en, and enabled me to
proceed With guard Of 81 Virginia soldiers 10
Harpefs Ferry" The Rihe,nen held meeting
last night, and, we understand added some eight
or nine new members 10 their ranks
man named Stillwell, the driver Of an express
wagon running between this city and w sshing.
ton. was brought before Justice Summers yesteI-
terday, on peace warrant issued as the instance
Of the COMMONWEALTH Attorney charging him
with expressing eentimens denunciatoey Of SOUTH
era ~, ns:s1o9s snd Pesps while In conversation
justice fequired him to give bail In the sum Of
500 to keep ths peace. r. A. stotenburv became
iisned branch ofhces In Washington with view
Of Pracucing their profession in both cities
such darling sight a met our bewildered
vision Ia,t nigf a we dropped in st the fair room
powers Of a Cobb or q Bennett, to give even IN in
adequate idea OF the thousand and one beautiful
things displayed upon the tastefally arranged
edge our inability for the task, therefore we un.
hennnngly "dodge the Question: Sumce IL 70
say, that everything-from q bed Guilt large
enough Tor whole family and at Tor a queen (,
down 70 the most diminutive specimen Of hbaby
nxin s--is to be found there In the greatest pro-
fusion, and all made by the daintest little n9ers
Imaginable. To do justice to the supper, the ice
cream and confectionery tables, would occupy
more space than We are at liberty 70 NE; eonss.
quentiy we leave them to speak for theinseives.
more jolly good set Of fellows than the Relief
boys don't run wild der masheen,n and they
richly deserve all the success we wish them. Be-
sides this, the ladies having the fair in charge
are--weli, t'nun ced, ".swe cave,
Owing 70 the unfavorable STATE az the weather,
the attendance al the theatre last night was quits
small: The fne old comedy, "she Shops 10 Con.
quef, was caPitally performed, a. we knew /,
must be, with such cast a. the present com pany
embraces- Mis- Thompson has ALWAYS proved
card here and In her character Of Mis- Hardcassie
last night, she certainly proved trump one The
Dill Tor tonight 10 The Serious Familyn and tbs
farce Of tSketches In Indian ~. ---s'-T-
u An election for Justice Of the Peace to All II
vacancy caused by the death Of Washington 81
Harper, Esq, was held at Balls Gross Roads In
this county on Saturday. and resulted in the cleo
ton of Mr.. e. B. Powell. - " .n6et C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

lT Letters from Brownsville, dated the 10th
Inst, report the arrest Of Of the prominent as
Gssans Of Cortinas, the head Of the Mexican out
laws, which proceeding 20 exaspesated the chief
that he had threatened Immediate destruction 70
the town by his armed bandit unless the prisoner
was liberated. The threat, however was sener-
ally treated with contempt. although many On the
more timid citizens continued 70 hee the place
which was thought by some would finally be
entirely abandoned TO the outlaws Accounts ne
cefved from American ranches on the Rio Grande
represent that the outlaws were surrounding them
In large numbers, and fears Of formidable at
tach were entertained. 10y - -
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RuMoREp DEATH OF THE cHAnrsos or ES.
eLASp.-L week q report was circuIstsd by
some Of the newspaper that Tom Sayers, the
the effects Of the fight with brettle, the Birming.
ham hero. This we are enabled to contradict, e
Savers = now staying In Newmarket. The only
Injury be sustained In the recent encounter was
Ties boots, nom which he has suffered some main
and lanleness. and has kept his room for a. ew
days-Bxry Post, Oeto5e, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

ii eFfss PsfsnnaL .sll.1l5 ts'lsssse8
I Hon. Arnold Piumer and Hon ara ca,
more, o. "a, are II the National. ''>''s'' :
=. John Mitchell, the ssIrish uat,,ot >, .. q.
I'LL, asd writing fnteresting letters to The New
toek Irish News ~ - A'e"
-'--hcn. Thos. Brown,1of Fla. Han W. NJ
Cnurcevell and lady, Of Tenn. Bishon ysu,o.ss
% name keysJ. v. Van Qupen. 81 kSinr ssnJ
nev. mo Kelly and lady, Of J., are At f3ro,.nss
James Buchanan who ba. he.n ~
pInseq psiyase Secretary 70 the Pse.jdest q ~
an S1a Oh we only surviving brother OF ~ p,ss;s
aent, me Kew. Edward Y BuchanarI. An Eniscc.
pa ciergyInea In Philadelphia. a. ~. 1877,
oees "a nitted to the bar. = { : Z -
Major Ben Perley Poore. ar Rosto, -.
besn mplcted In 81, 79a damsSs, - ce, nas
bal, brought by y ga Bates -, c...s sSs ios ~
tieas upon bis (Bstss) chsr,cfsr s.,s,s. ssnec
the Boseon Journal under TIE s;c. ~. - ~ IN
iey," ana written at Wsshington.
- Edwsrd Everett having BEN rsu.....a ..
Sas = meeting In behalf OF TIE indi..s .aJ
soio ~ tne spirit Of Daniel Wet,rtsr - -.
qusSlee nim 70 Dc %, replied, aThat v.~v inrs,
sn9 afuens niendshfp hsd existed betwesa h hss
sen and MI Webster, saa b could - ros.s .s
% 49,. 1919 any eosn'nanicatioa from him shscsss
..-.Bi.hop Es.sbsrn, Of MAJ. Jud.. e.o.,..,.
nan, e. Pa Bishop Kempef, Of Wiz. Hon ~
a: Seesing, OF N, Y, Hon. B. O. Cor. al 0hic
bishop De LAncy and lady, Of n. p. nv n,
y snser, o. W, Key. D.. Mayor and lsdv. Al = n
rev, pr- Hallam and LADY, Of Cen. |. Rsv' ~
v Ma: and Hen. j. r. Hatch, q NJ. Y.
WlnfoR. toy - 'i.s.+t p y 70 2 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

u The Hon. J. r. Giddngs, Of Ohio, de-
livered lecture at Philadelphia on Monday
evening TO an audience which about two thirds
filled the Hall. including number Of negroes I'm
the gallery. il was q series Of sketches OF Con-
gressional scenes, In which himself and his sboli.
ton comPatriots figured largely, and was about az
violent In tone a. his speeches usually are. There
were rumors th.t there would be . row ss the
lecture, but no disturbance was attempted A
number Of policemen were on duty, without
badges, to suppress any indication OF the kind,
but their services were not needed. Mr.. Giddings
Friday night. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

III The Omaha City Republicans avs that the
frauds perpetrated at the recent election for Ter
ritorial Delegste equal those In Kansas Q Returns
from Fort Kearney give Estabrook 236 majority.
while there are not IS legal voters In the distrct
The 0ne paper announces the discovery Of an Or
ganised gang Of robbers in that neiahboshood
implicating the ex-Speaker Of the House OF Rep,
ressntafives, exsherih, and other prominent cid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

(, On Tuesday evening, Oct. IS, the students
Pierce at the residence Of the Hon John Aiken.
Andover Mass where Mr. Pierce has been sta w.
Ing great portion Of the time since he returned
from abroad The Andoves -Advcgtisss SAYS; f.He
which they were severally introduced 70 him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

) IL Seven lives were lost on Friday by the ex.
piosion Of the Dupont Powder Mills, al Whining
ton, Del While the workmen. wese engaged In
room. near which they were e work. blew nm
The glazing mill, and two rolling mills followed
In immediate succession. Two q those Filled
were thrown into the Bsa0dywine, and one into
tree Close by. Nothing could found Of the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

sMnt was expectsd thst loves essas Asl,.t,e
dor - 2. Nsw York, would - p6s q exhibi.
,es ipn.esss sssr tkssaxh Vie ~ p ~ ,,,' y
ss.s.mnose eatssing ne ballooa. II i 49,
r. . 8: a. ss. ~ - z eapabas q pssss Sc
The crysisi P = ess hssdssd enbte sssspw lar
49, VII Be made have Rses sp,,c,.S, - -.
ssrssssx IN ~ hlgh Wifhin ~ sssie,,,y
VIII ssak o. the a. 81 ~ = seeepme1sts ladies
49, ? gsnsy q .1e q -. ~, n - 9 vnIch
50 SsSs'seeos Lew = aiii ,ss.s y ees =
is1ssls 8 Uls Il dspsssu,s ~ - lslsss n
- vshaye meeaait iaghis ssd esiS 49, s. -.
..Vl4ts ia1suiesnee Ann N@1-,..,
siss vs. ~, -: - - - he.,dksd tssS -
~ 1870 snseia1o. r-r"s'' 'ssa sUtsss
'sgfif .sEasEs.<4 esd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

most terrible evils In the community Ii the wide
spread prevalence Of Dyspepsia. Its to be found
In almost every family In our land, and Thousands
ments Of the head, the heart, the chest, the liver
or bowels, which are In rsality but symptoms and
the results Of the presence Of byspepsia So meny
forms does this dire arrangement Of the animal
might be cited In which the complication or
combination Of symptoms Is entirely different
Probably themost efficient remedial agent known
y the Oxygenated Bitters, prepared by g. W.
F0wle 4 Co, Boston We have seen letters from,
Individuals whose character and position In society
enttle them to confidence, and the article has bee,
approved by some of our most eminent profession.
al men .-Rostoa Traveller :.
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trying then for the. murders committed On the
Arouna1 p@smises, which are In IN (ths General
Govesnments) Jurisdiction, and for The robbery o.
sundfy Of ID buildings Of arms. &c. We presume
thst thsse Win be eight or ten indictments, IN al,
sgsisst sch one Of them. -
cHaxeA m ruE NAvr DErAnrnnSs. : -.
John p. McEldssry has been promoted 70 t11zo-
cias clernshiP in ths once Of the ssssshry 9 ee
NJ. Ges. p Green has been tsansssussd fssn xhs
t,ry Of ne Navy.
M. wn. A. Elliott has been promoted 70 q SEC
ond elss clerhuhip In the Bureau Of comrucron,
vice 6. Fl Green, transferred
Ma. James F. Seess hsssbess appointed TO Arst-
class elerkship in tie Bureau Of CONSTRUCTION, &c
OPINION OF fxr ATTORNEY oxxri1.-In re-
gard to the claim q the legal ssPsusntatiys q
Henry King, deceased, 10 sum appropriated By
psivsse act Of the last session a Congssss which
Is a conflict Of claim bstween tie sdninistssAos
of ths demieile and the sdministzatos appointed
In the District Of Columbia, who Il creditor a
the estate, shs Attorney General maintains thai
payment cannot Be made TO sIthef; but that thu
creditor who had FIRST taken out lsttsss Of admin
istratsn mad made the earliest application for thu
fund. is entitled 70 the prefersnce.
ARKANsAs AND LOUISIANA SWAMI LANDS .-Thl
Commissioner Of the General Lsnd Office hal
transmitted approved lia mo. n for 0es acres o
swamp and overlooked land in the Helena dis
trict Of Arkansas and accruing 70 that State unde
| the act Of September %, 1850. He has ikewis
transmitted approved list mo. 81 for 1856 ~ acre
| Of swamp and overhowed land In the district o
| Louisiana. These lands enure to the State o
Louisiana under the net Of March 2, 1919.
The PaixTINe OF CoNGREss.-Mr. Corneliu
Wendell, we hear, 10 not candidate for the print
| ing Of either House Of the next Congress. w,
presume that means simply that he II not candl
date per Sc; az ftcan hardly be that with his heav
| permanent Investment to do the printing Of Con
| gress, Mr.. w. can fail to be very active In tn
matter q shaping the election Of Pubic Printer
SO that the work viii he done, a. Of late years, n
| his establishment . stfi,t2 h}fa
SWAMP LANDS or LouisiANA.-The Commits
| sioner Of the General Land Once has tansmitte.
to the Secretary Of the Interior for approval lis
| mo. q Of swamp lands In the Monroe district
Louisiana, enuring TO that STATE under the act o
| ID March, 1919. -
/ NRBRAsxA LAND SURvKYs.-Psats Of the sus
veys Of townships "a ana Is, north Of range 8
eust Of the 9th principal meridian Of Nsbrask
Territory, surveyed by N. r. Cook, deputy Sar
veyos, has been received at the Gentral Land OF
| nee. ass8 q -
Naval ORDER Acting Gunner Charles Stuss
has been ordered to the Mohican. g.
L HF - - IgF-
Il -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

: From Taylor 4 Maury we have copv Of 20 "A
Life for Life, !" By The author Of John Halifax.
H.rpers edition. We have already given our
oPinion Of this tale q being next to adam Bede y
the book Of the year. I.
from Taylor 4 Maury we have also Harry
Lee, or Hope for the Poor % Harper, New York.
10 air enough story Of the s Lamp-lighter''
class. - % ~ 5f ~ =
Aiso' nom Taylor Marry, we have what
afikes % upon the hasty inspection we have been
able 70 give II, o truly valuable work, !" The
students Hume" comprising an abridgement Of
hume's History Of England, and continued down
70 the year 1885, Incorporating the corrections and
searches Of recent historians. IL n isvued I'm
handsome style by the Harpes's -
Also, from Taylor r Maury we have new novel
oy NE author Of Guy Livingstone,'' entitled
:. Sword and Gown =. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

RE:oLurIoS in relation to High street.
hesofred ~ Ms Board Of Aideymes asd Board of
ConSos Cosseil Of sks Corpovatios of Geevrsfo,rr
That the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby, authori xed
70 take such measures as<n his Judgment he NAV
ossI Necessary for the early completion OF the
Approved October I, 1852 BIZ