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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-09
News from CniiSor,,,n.

ARRIVAL OF THE QUARER CITY AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 8, 1859.
The steamship Quaker City is below, with San Fran.
cisco adyioes Of the 10th ult
The steamship Golden Age left that day for Panama,
with 81 ,25o 900 in gold and hundred passengers
There had been heavy rains throughout the State
The prospects were good for large trade.
The mining accounts are favorable Water was plenty
in the gold districts
The steamship Uncle Sam had again sailed with troops
for the Colorado river.
Arrived at San Francisco, ships Granite Archer Robin
Hood Competitor, Flectwing, and "Galeta," from New
York; Osborn Howes, from Boston.
The overland mail Of January Oath arrived at San Fran.
cisco February II.
Sales Of Java coffee at zoe. DC, and Rio at 17Rc
Haxan flour, SO so a $40. Wheat, 81 IS.
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syracnse Charter Election.

SYRACUSE, March 8, 1859,
At the charter election in this city to-day Hon. E. ".
Laavenworh, republican, elected Mayor by over 800
minority The whole republican city ticket undoubted.
E elected Seven out Of eight Of the Aldermen elected
are republicans
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EHPcficncc Cannot hIissllrccf.-DO you soek
the cure OF dseasf Brsndreths pills are the never falling
remedy Are limbs with rheu matism Have you
acod or cousht Are scorched with burning lever ch
ID With agucs benumbcd with palsy Have you consump
ton, sf'hms dropay nervous debility Haye you hyag
psns Are sou costve In word II you have any sckness
paio psandrehs pills win Give you ease ana soon cure
hut not against the light but and see hear
and bcw Yourself and let not prejudice prevail against
,o's N~s, hr~ers rtiacps n0oe ~ Osru ''rHot tgce
20 secls .es 0~4, 49,. ,-- -----s - ss--s
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Fatal Accident Mt Windsor Locks.

WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn, March 8, 1859.
aoo"' e'sn' O'CLOCK this morning accident occurred
in tho Connecticut river mills which resulted Il, ,be i'm
sianiIy killing Of young man named Fraucs wao wr,cb,
By being crushed In the hcStng machine
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Expected News from Europe.
OF THE NORTU RRITON.

PORTLAND, Me-, March Sill p NJ.
A thick snow storm is prevailing, and it s impossible
for The steamship North Brton enter the harbor to-
night, should she arrive of this port The North Bron
LETT Liverpool on the 23d ut and will bring four days
later news from Europe
E0NARRIyAL OF THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX, March Sill p. NJ
There as yet signs Of the steamship Arabia now
about due at this port with Liverpool dates OF the goth
uiI. Weather calm, and showing
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DETROIT, March 8, 1859.
Navigation is fairly open. The boats most Of tho
routes commence their regular trips during the week.
The screw steamer Missouri leaves for Buffalo on Thurs
daV
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Thtrfy-Soven Cents.--Ge0rae's Hair Dye
Black brown. The chcapsst and tho world War.
rapied TO contain ~ much "ha dye" as 70 sold a. "one
life like black brown without injurne the hair Can he
applied In all weather tcld wholesale and retail a -
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Discovery Of the Remains OF Mr.. Thurston,
the Aeronaut.

ADRIAN, Mich, March 8, 1869.
The remains OF Ira J. Thurston the aeronau who met
his death by his unfortunate ascension from this city on
the 10th Of September last accidentally found on
Sunday evening last about ten miles northwest Of Toledo
and about miles from the place Of his second ascent
The remains brought 10 this city and fully identified
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Hollowny's Olntmeut.-Burns, scnldS, cuts,
bruises rapidly cured BY this ointment Our ast phys
clans aware OF is poer qualities whenever OCCASION
requires. Mandatory, 20 Maiden lane, NY
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Spring, 1s50.--Leary 6 Co. Introduce the
spring style Of genemens slk bats this day Nos aud
Aston House Broadway
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Court Calcndar-This Day.

SUPREME COURr--CiIcut-Pa l.s-Oyer and Terminer,
murder trial. Part 2-Nos. Sol, 1904 6l9 $50, 428,
Part S-Nos 437, 23e 294 1885, sos, $780, $685. 66s, 65S
s6I, &c., e65, 667, ses, 500 go, 672, e7a e76 e77
49, s 1 ssS ss the Sa l ss S
$751; 5ss 500 SOL sos, 5o4 5s7 COL sos, 6o4 $685. co.,
6IO, Gil, 6fs, 6i4, GIG, CIT, 62l, 624, 627, 62s.
Extra day calendar 1885, 5l6, $50, 538, $751; $50,
5o2 $685. e62, 6e5 60s el2, e5 500, 62s To be called
in Supreme Court Circuit Room, No, 10, third floor:
COMMON PIEAs-Psrt Mos. $50, I27, 6l6 1928, 32l,
Nos265 g. 2o2 2s7 24, IA, 29S, Cos, $50, eSl 7o7,
1855, 1865, ], 1876, 624.
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Crour--Croup-Croup.

CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees.-
The the world Wholesale and retail and the dye pr
vateiy applied. No. Asor House.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold Mt Retail
sole agent l3S William sheet
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Movements OF General Walker.
NEw ORLEANS, March 8, 1859.
earn that General William Walker leaves Immediately
for California
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Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 7 Broadway Photographs daguerreotypes minia
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The Yacht Wanderer's, Africans.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 8, 1859.
Rumors ooa here Of the rccapurc from the fcde.
raj officers Of fifty Of the Wanderers Africans.
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Chest OF Good Tea for One Dollar.--AlsO,
ten pounds coffee for g. at CHRLSTIANSONS PIG Green
witch
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The James Adger Mt Charleston.
CHARLESTON, March 8, 1850.
Inc steamship James Adgcr, Captain Richard Adams,
from view York. arrived here at the bar at ono O'Clock
MONDAY night, aud At her wharf at eight o'clock this
morning
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CLOSING PROCEEDINGS or THE rHfRrY.PfFrH CON
GRsss-rnE wAsHm0Tok rRAGEDY-THE FOUR
BANK CLERKS-THE GENERAL NEWS or THE wEEK-
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NArrKRS-MARKEr
REPORTs, KTO., ETC.
The FAMILY HERALD regular issue of wednesdsy win
CONTAIN ayrepoof the cloNng proceedings Thirty Gh
consres with satemen ofthe amounted work done further
Interesting particulars Of the eckes tragedy In Wsshngon
ale Of Gambling In Brooklyn. the -Four Bank Cerks with
AL the news Of TIE wreck preceding 10 day pubica-
ton Of important interesting character all the
news Of New York add the adjoining cez Police Reports
theatrical notices. &C., &c. II will full report Of
the condition Of the New York Cattle Market the retail prices
OF all kinds OF Family Marketing Washington Market
nerca aud Money Market Reports. Marriages Deaths
for the week. and large quantity Of miscellaneous reading
mater.
Terms-fwo dollars per annum-sngie copy tour cents.
10 be Obtained At the Once news agents Adver.
aseunsnn inserted At the usual HERALD rates
Ne Third avenue near Fourteenth strest
Geo: saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
1s a. possible sSSs 70 razor For sale By j.
Smithsonian House, Broadway. Corner M
Houston strse.-Hoel accommodations On tho European
The Most Popular Plece OF the Day,
LINDSEY 81 syg Tno sHiK bAzxxn.
=. s;sss i2sIss -
Merchants and Other Strangers in the city
obtain correct chronological examinations daily with sd
vice as 70 defecs talents and proper pursuits ct FOWLER
WELLS, o06 Broadway.
Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 7 Broadway Photographs daguerreoypes miniA
tures Ia oil, and ivoryypes.
A Chest OF Good Tea for One Dollar.--Also,
ten pounds coffee for g. at cHRIsTIANSON's ZIG Green
Hcrzing's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes l Bsoadway corner Murray st. N.Y.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
O1ace SOS Broadway. N. z.
Grnndjean's Consultation GA the fIair-has
removed No SO West Twelfth street! Broadway. Gray
hair and badness prevented
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best in the cod passing all made Sold and applied
HDl's Hair Dye, so Cents a Box, Black or
brown at No. Barclay street, and al druggists
Bnrry's Tricopher0us IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleaning curling
druggists.
A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold Mt Retail
sole agent, lbs William sueet. - --'''-'' 90 '-''
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The best the world Wholesale and retail the dye pri
vateiy applied No 9 Aston House.
Crour-Croup-Croup.
s. Brokaws (of Aiddebush n J child's life saved
plant ~ Dr. foBI4s Venetian namn
nIe ssy case used when Is taken SOD Al oyer the
Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure truss They ALAG keep sk elastic STOCKINGS for vacoss
ornes made to order No veaey street. Asor House N.Y.
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Merchants and Other Strangers I'm the City
obtain correct chronological EXAMINATIONS daily with ad
vice 70 defects talents and proper pursuits ct FOWLER
WELLS, 606 Broadway.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
truss They aso keep silk elastic stockings for
VEINS supporters and shoulder braces Instruments for
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= Telegraph Between Europe

scheme Tor q Telegraph Between Europe
and America.
TORONTO, March 8, 1859.
In Parliament last night Hon. Mr.. Moore presented
petition from Hon. John Young and Others for an act OF
incorporation for company connect this continent by
submarine telegraph with Great Britain, via Greenland
Iceland and the FARGO Islands.
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CfOuF-CfOup-Cr0up.
r s. BrokAws of Middebush N. j. chds life was saved
few days having been attacked by this distressing
PLANT by Dr. TOBIAS Venetian lnaent 1t warranted to
every used when first taken Sold all the
United States Is cents per bottle. Depot Sc Corndt street.
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Bnrry's Tr1cOpherOus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beautfyng cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try It. Sold by ali
druggists
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Boston Bank Statement.

Boston, March 8, 1859.
The following the foo.ngs Of weekly bank state
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Hcrr1Dgs Patent Champion Fire
Aud burglar proof safes 2 Broadway Murray st. NY
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner Of
Houston streea-Hose accommodations On tho European
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HIPS Hair Dye, so Cents a Box, Black OF
brown, at No. Barclay street. and al druggists
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The Most Popular Plece OF the Day.
Lindsey BLUES POLKA,
By THOMAS BAKER.
Splendid colorcd military title pAso
Ppblished BY FIRTH, POND q co., 81 Broadway
For sale By I'll music dealers b The United States.
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Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
sropThs the genuine article never been equalled for
producing the keenes possible edge razor For sAo By J.
IS. SAUNDERS No. Z Astor House.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best in the world passing all made Sold and applied
at lie manutRctlrY rs BrnadY,lv.
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Cure Your C0ugh.-46 Cents.
lis Third avenue near F0urteenth strees,
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Grnndjean's Consultation GA the fIair-has
removed No 30 West Twelfth stree! near Broadway Gray
hair and badness prevented.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Ohce SOS Broadway, N. z.
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A MEXICAN SCENERY. - PHOTOGR APHIC LAND
scapes and city views the largest variety subjects ever
aken embracing Niagara Falls Hudson river Highlands
non and Tomb OF Washington United states Capitol Canada
and River ST. Lawrence and 10 subjects the SUM- In
eiesng to all the world For sale exhibiting free e
HOLMES' picture gallery Of poraits &C. $50 BroadxaY
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A LI. LADIES AND aENrLEMEN ARK FOND nF

A MEXICAN s1EREOsCoPIC CoMPANY.-LANGEE-
"A HEiM LOtD co, Philadelphia Office Of correx-
aud distribution over The country Build
ing Washington square New York extensive variety Of
piled. end catalogues fuiniahed. -' W.
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nuSCELL4ANEOUU,

A DIES, AXES, PLANES SAWS AND ALL KINDS or
a mschsncs tcols also carpenters tool chess nske1
complete wholesale and retail at WOODS old esabued ~
store 81 Chatham street, corner Of Duane and Chambers -
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GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The srbscrbers Commissioners appointed 70 mperintend
the drawing the Sparta Academy Lottery hereby certify
the following are the numbers which ths day drawn
from the wheel, viz
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Foreign Immigration--Natlonal
Wealth.

The New York Times. IN announcing inc :
arrival Al tina, por, Of s,7is enigran's from
Eurooe in q single day. says shsttf newly
imported African. utterly ignorant q me
.r,s Of civilized life. Be worth FIVE hundred
dollars to q plsnier, cheese Intelligent me-
chauics. luborers, and farmers ought 70 DC
worth a least double that sum-; and there
fore fhst paper claims that these arrivals are
IN fac, an addition Of S3.7i6.00o 10 the ma
tional wealth.
we sec il stated in the Liverpool Times
tha, during the present spring the departure
Of emirrants TO the United States from mat
city will be immense. In the hrs' three
weeks Of April alone, seventeen ships nav
ing on board no less than C.75o emigran's'
cleared for New York. OF this number y
4u7 were from England, 81 Scotch 4olo
Is;sh. and ls7 OF other nstionalities. "
xhese G,750 there were 1877 Mormons-bc
inc 35a Danes. 3i7 English, and 3 Scotch
and we're destined for Utah. These la.te'
have arrived al New York. The Liverpool
Times. estimates tha. during the last Ten
DAYS Of April the departures Of emigrant'
from tina, port will swell the total numoeI
during April 70 10000.
In the name Of mercy and humanity say
the Chicago Times, let these people DC wei
coined. The broad fields Of the West ar
extensive and fruitful enough 10 yield the'
q supper, 50 generous and 50 bounliu thu
opou that score they need have no Eegr'
for The land they leave. Let them conc
tho Wesu Here are fields waiting y
hardy hand OF labor to make them mol
fruitful than tho gold mines Of CalifornI
Let them avoid the large cities; let The
no, waste their time and substance IN owe
crowded cities seeking employment
which, at best, but q bare living can % Q
toined. Let them como 10 the West.
they have money enough 70 buy land
them do 50; let them 60 into the count
and they will find the soil Of the Nor'h-w'
fully as liberal as tho political institution
II they arc mechanics or laborcrs and "a
no money or experience as farmers, let 70
push on, into country villages. Sober q
can find plenty Of work there. wferc' '
from the temptations and vices Of GU
shcy can live well and save up money.
thcv have wives and children, lc; them
20 into the country, for they can
ways find q home for their labor, ans
they orc worthy. will coon obtain q .
Gent compensation. Let these em'gr'
remember tha, they can do nothing IN
large cities. and that men, women and
dren can oil earn thci. bread 10 pc
quicsncss. and health by settling 10 ayr
tural districts and going % work. The
grafton Of 1859. in all probability Will
proach that or lS54--whcn i reached
highest mark or any one year.
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rs hereby given that the undersigned viii
apply al the August term 81 the Dubois
county Commissioners. under the provisions
Of an act entitled " An act TO regulate uEd
license the sale Of spiritucus, vinocs, mali
and other intoxicating liquors. 10 AMI upon
the premises occupied by him, the precise
location OF which u as follows: On my Ic''
on State street. in Ccicstinc, Hall township,
Dubois county Indiana. And the citizens u
said township will take due notice thereof
BERNHARD SCHULZ.
lime 1J-3w.
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HThe assessment in vandcrburg coun
4 is s5,455, Gl0, agains, s3.o26,l2fi in 1851
being an increase Of sai429.A s6, nearly 81
pcr cent. The assessment for Pigeon town
shin. in which Evansville Is situated, is So,
~774.7lo-in 1851 il was Sl,s7s.ooC, ove'
one hundred per cent. increase. From The
data already furnished. we have no douo
that there will be an Increase 10 the taxable
value q land and improvements Of over \
per cent.
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Tic steamship lily " a7"'"beo"'
Liverpool, has Just arrived. She brings The
BEESE, May 20.
/, is reported that General Garibald'' o.
the head 0: $1,000 men, has succeeded ~
entering Lombardy, and has bsrr'caded MN
self IN the town OF varcz. lilo 10 without
cannon. and the Auslrians are IN The neigh
borhood, provided with artillery. The hight
between them j. said to have commenced.
genoa, May 2G-
The Bcy Of Tunis has offered two auxi''-
ary rceiHents 10 Piedmont.
TRIESTE, May 70
The commander Of the port Of Venice
has received no notice Of the town being
blockadcd. -
The Emperor Napoleon passed several
/, hours io-day Of voghcra- Nothing has ye'
been decided respecting tho departure o. ihs
. troops.
y Adviccs from C~onstanunopic 70 tie i.ti
state that the Porte promises 70 recognize
? Prince Csuzaz.
Y The Saclve population on the coast o. ~
= Adrisiic are beginning % show . host''
feeling towards Austria.
TuE WAR.-Thc Paris letters show
great want Of confidence, and seem TO hin
al somc increased disturbance in the forc'g
relations. The Times disparagcs the cn't'
4 Of Monticello, calling 4 a tenth rate w
n tory, and accuses Napoleon with hasin
!. sold himself 70 the demon Of military col
Guest. The London Times alludcs 10 . q
sign on the part Of the vicerOy q Egypt
secure, II not in Independence. at least q lar:
Ia measure Of authority. and adds: "France
I'd influence a, this moment Is surrcmc, b
olEncland viii allow no 'riaIng. The sligh'e
10 disposition 70 cvadc the treaty Of 1910 v
irr hrinc ugon i'm Vicero} ,lc whole wight
rr+lKrfr~ pYNprr
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o. The largest mule ever produced N
the world is now Ia Cincinnati. It's mare
mule, sisErrrS AID A HALE hards high, and
weighs ElcHrEES HusDsED AsD rnlR1y-fIvE
rousps. This extraordinary animal y the
property Of Charles Frost, ot Wayne county,
Indiana. recently purchased near Lexington
Kentucky.
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01rThc county scat Of Perry county is %
be removed 70 Cannelton. In the appeal
taken from the County Commissioner %
the Circuit Court. Judge Burke decided thai
no appeal could be had from an intcrlcru
tory decision Of the Commissioners, ana he
therefore, dismissed il. The proposals To-
putting ~ the new county buildings will b
Immediately opened. and the contracts swar
drd.
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rhs President in North Carolina.

The President IN Nortn Varoiinn.
The President left Washington on Mon
,av evening, accompanied by the Hon. Js'l'
Thompson. Secretary Of the Interior, on
= yisi, 10 the University Of North Carolina
Upon their arrival nj Weldon 10 that State
on Tuesday. they were formally welcomed
by Governor Ellis and Ex-Governor Bragg
who. accompanied by several other d'stin'
cu;shsd citizens and two volunteer military
comuanies from Raleigh and Wilmington.
had proceeded shi,hcr to welcome sheir em''
rent guests, who we're received in the pres
cncc Of 4 large concoursc Of spectators.
The remarks on the occasion were or'ei
and appropriate. and those Of tho President
will attract the more interest from their an
nouncement Of his wish 70 retire 10 private
life a, the close Of his present term Of ON &C.
Alter Gov. Ellis address, Mr.. buchanan
said:
~ reciurocate with all my heart, the cor
d;al welcome | have just received from the
citizens Of North Carolina. have lon'
!. contemplated q visi, to your great and iru''
! ~, State, but have never been able 70 90 s.
!. m now. | must have come now or not a
!. ali. for the ogc l will have attained whe
nv term shalt have ended. and when ! shaI
. 90 into retirement, is that u which mar
warned to remain Al rest, and prepare q
. ,ha, great eveas which must oversako y
all. =.
have always admired this State. u
,rulv conservative. and while the hre Of ~
- crty burns as brightly in tho bosoms
:, North Carolinians as in the hearts OF al
!. If The in hobitants OF this Union, The lo'
:. 81 law and order are equally Prcvaler
:, Liberty, as cherished BY all parties IN Nor
Caroline, becomes a great civil blcssing'u
mixed az !, Is with lawlossness, which wou
Z, make il q curse.
" The Governor has spoken Of me as asu
porter Of the Constitution and the Unl'
and he has spoken truly. ever expect
be. As long as this great charter OF hoc
remains unimpaircd, we shall be the great
and happicst people In the world. hu'
'''e /, be- battered, and we become The scorn
the world and the hope OF ,yrants. Ina
God there is no danger 70 is!rom North Y
olina, for while she may have had her OH
~ cnces in politics. she has never waseFed
the great question Of the Constitution
oo bless the Old North Slater
Al the close Of the Presidents speech
'" Governor bragg, in Q cordial address,
wy coined Mr.. s .crc,ary Thompson, q ma
North Carolini,n. who briefly aud cloqu
0us y replied. The ceremonies a we
az we're then closed with a national or
'e'' the band; and alter q few minutes rest
ne" party including the military companies
a special train Of cars fr Raleigh, Y
~, they safely arrived in the evening. IN
I ! lrcss OF welcome al Raleigh was dcii'
su. By the Hon. Daniel NJ. Berringer' and
~ replied to both BY the President and
Thompson.
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Rum Here!

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the holders
IN of County Orders, that there y MONEY
IN the Treasury Of Dubois county, lndiana'
10 redeem oil orders drawn on said treasury
that have been presented for Payment
prior 10 tho first day d June. 1899. ana M
the interest on said orders will cease at the
present date hereof.
Il. STEPHENSON.
y Treasurer q. plbs " 'uAiy
Jasper Iunc III. NV
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tTThc members 81 the Democratic Ma
,ionaI Committee have agreed upon the I'd
Of June. 1860. az the day Coz me meeting q
tie National Convention d, Charleston. q
nominate candidate. m President end Nirr
President
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E-A modest young lady. desiring = leg
Of chicken at table, said she would take
I. that part that ought 70 be dressed ~ pan
~,alets." A gentleman opposite immediately
called for that part which usually wcars
the hustle"
A lady Of our acquaintance. then said her
~favoritc part was that which the male chick
en- dwclls on the longest.