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A,sPoNiFIER,
Or. Concentrated Potash.

-Kos~ than Double ~. Mfea1tA ef Cyassgrg fvsfsa.
For making Soap without me with little trouble and M
tning expense The cheapest article ever sroyerc or
the purpose. One pound will twelve or tftsen ~,
Ions II good Son Soap Of nine pounds Hard Soap PINT.
viii nnd superior article iov cleaning type Il
perfectly soluble and FREE iroua impurities
Broken In naal lumps snd PIT up In l. 3, and elb.
eoMR &H sa@ SA sF
Manufactured u Tho Chalimge Chemical Wosha Dyenhs
jyn. and sold by E.RD. kKER ! CO.
(anahrg. 1Sl Nurl SlVvst,My
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T ANDS AT AUCTION.

By virtue Of order u the County Court OF Des ones
county State Of Iowa, r. 8. Wilson, Drainage Commits
oner OF said sOanfy will oer for SAKE Public Auction
TO the bidder for cash. door Of Marion Hall
IN The city Of Burlington in said county on Monday The
"a day OF july d. 1860 between the OF 10 o'clock
A. NJ and O'Clock n. OF said day. all the following es
crhed tracta Of lsnd stuafe Ia said
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Cincinnati. Nav 1e

Cincinnati, May Is.
Flour-There was quite an active demand. in
the early part Of the week, for choice extra, and
abont II 900 bills sold At -, 80 for fair ex-
tra; %. 90 for choice extra do; and %. 10
GO, 20 for fancy do. Toward the close uf this
week this demand fell o0, and the news from
England and New York being quite unfavorable,
the market became dull and heavy, and prices to
. great extent nominal, though holders did not
seem disposed to press the market by making
concessions SO as to induce buyers to come for
ward. The sales for the week add up 10000
bbls. We quote the market closing dull, at A,sA
@5,60 for superine, which has LeeA neglected
all the week; ase5Q5, 70 for low extra, $3.50
$50 70; fair extra; 5,s5@6, 90 for choice white
wheat dc; and 6,lO06, 20 for fancy brands. The
demand yesterday was altogether local, and quite
limited.
Gran-In the forepart Of the week Wheat was
days the market has been exceedingly dull. and
prices declined fully Sc per bushel, but the mar.
ket closed last evening with q fair demand at
the decline. The sales were $4,000 bush. closing
at ,S5@l,as fer prime white. $l,a3@l,35 for
prime red, and 4, 20@l 20 for spring,
Corn has been in poor supply the greater por-
ton Of the week, aud at one time 5l(052c were
paid for car In bulk. Monday and Yesterday the
outside rate obtainable was 49c, and the market
closed heavy last evening at this rate, with
downward tendency. There has been fair de-
mraana fhr shelled, and mixed would bring &c
and pure white $50 In bulk
Oats were in better demand from day
TO day, during the week, and prices gradually
improved. closing firm at 4i@l5c, the former ii
bulk and the latter in bags which are returned
There has hcea good demand for Rye all the
week at 9s9ls5c,
barley remains steady, with good demand for
prime tall At ss@85c. Inferior is dull at 20 to
Doe and difficult of SALE
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g ANFO RD'S LIV Err
Ay rNvTn n n 4 m n ID
Nerer DeDi7isafes.

Nerr DeD1ikakes.
IT entirely from Gums, and has becomA
established fact Standard Medicine known and ap-
proved by all that havel Alnsed II, and Is now
resorted 70 with conh- Idence In all the diseases
for which II Is recom- - lmended.
1t has cured thousands ~ within the last years
who had given up MIL 81 hopes OF relief ~ the
numerous unsoic edl ~ certificates in my pos
session show. The dose q III be
adapted TO the Temporal - mcnt OF the Individual
taking il, and used inI - such quantities . act
gently ON the bowels. q Let the dictates Of
your Judgment gnidel - you In the use Of the
LIVER lNvIGO-l NRATOR, and Il viii
cures LIvER CoM-l - PLAINS, BILIOUS Ar
TAcKs, DrsPEPsIA,l olCHRoSIC DIARRHoEA,
SrMaER CoNPLAISTs,l - iDrssSrEEr, DRoPsY,
Som STOMACH, HABrrALl 0lCosTlvESRss, CBoLic,
CHOLERA MoRBCs CHoLE-l - lRA ISpANrrM, FLArr-
LEscE, yAuNpicE, fE- - MALE WEAKNESSES, and
may be used successfully - las an ORDxAkS Fanny
MEDICINE. will cure - SICK HEADACHE, las thou
sands testify,) m = lfwRNfy NISrTEs, ~ Two
rEAsPooSsfuLs = ARE TAKEN AZ commence
ment Of attack. "A ALL VINO Use IT AER
ofvISo their testimony in - Its favor.
Mir zrater iR the Mouth seiM ihs Xnrtgorntcr, and
6EEA0,c both together.
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,sets a.. peo.,e Who suppose The Democratic
rriy Of the South disposed to favor Douglasin
ar! shape or form, or to sustain him as cam
diiate for the Presidency in any contingency,
they are greatly mistaken. There was an effort
IN Georgia and Louisiana to make show for the
Little Giant, in opposition to the Seceders, but
without success. "A Washington despatch SAYS:
Senator Toombs received despatch to-day
from Augusta, Ga, stating that The Douglas
mse,ing there sas perfect failure, and that
Ne.r pTsposssson 70 elect delegates in place Of
Re seceicrs vas voted down very largely.
similar failure occurred at New ORGANS, and
~ al saseral other places ip The South.
fhe fact is the south hate Douglas with an
Intense hatred and they would die, politically,
rather than be reconciled to him.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.,
FOR ALL the PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHyslc

are 80 composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evadc them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion Of the human or
gansm, correcting its diseased action, and re-
storing its healthy vitalities. AZ consequence
Of these properties, the invalid who ID bowed
down with pain or physical debility y astonished
to find his health or energy restored BY remedy
at once so simple and inviting. ->.-s.asss~~ ~
Not only do they cure the everyday com.
plants Of every body, but also many formida-
Bile and dangerous diseases. The agent below
named ID pleased to furnish gratis my American
Almanac, containing certificates Of their cures
and directions for their use in the following COM
plants: C0stireness, Heartburn, Headache arts
ing from disordered Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion,
Pam IN and Morbid Inactioa Of the Bo,ceas, Fiat
Mlency, Loss Of Appetite, Jdandice, and other
kindred complaints, arising from low state Of
the body or obstruction Of its functions.
Do not be put of by unprincipled Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask
for AYERS PILLS, and take nothing else.
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ANEPHEw OF JuDGE TAXEY LYNcnED-O the
liih slt, band Of doyen men in Austin, Tex
A. took from the hands Of the Sheriff prisoner
on trial for murder, and killed him. firing thir-
teen bullets into his body from revolvers The
HaraeIed mans name was fancy, and it isprobable
that he was insane. The Austin lntelligencer
ass fancy was finished with balls TO the num-
hsr Of thirteen ar fourteen. About twenty-five
shots we're Cred at him, and the parties then
rsbed to their horses, which were tied close by,
mounted and made their escape The Sheriff.
assisted by Messrs Cullen, Norton, Hancock, and
other citizens, arrested Parson Milton, 7. Car
prion and his son Reuben, and put them in Jail.
They have since been tried, and the Parson
bound over to the next term Of the District
Court, in the sum of $4,000, and the son re-
handed to the county Jail to await his trial. G.
West, Esq, appeared as attorney for the
State, by appointment Of Judge Tirrel, and Shell
lct and Freeman for the defendants. fancy was
snefhes Il Chief austiee Fancy, Of the United
States Supreme Court, young man, who had
become, from force Of circumstances, desperate
snd abandoned. He killed Clint Edwards about
tRo yeafs ago. and was strongly suspected of
having killed the old man, John Edwards, re-
Gently; and it was upon writ obtained by young
Edwards and Parson Carperton, who live on
Onion Creek, that he was arrested and brought
to trial
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INV OYKNlNQ,

NC 1fe nov 0p0ANH - e0tH6
NV STOCK or BOOTY ARD SNOKS
. ~ Store fomery ecCapael BY Rsssathal Bucnan,
ell md examine our stock.
We Aall keep ~ Store 10. u Je0ssspe gsssee spen
01 short Ns, 1or te puvpass ~ cleen9 ont 0ur ed
MOCK. 11xzARD BARMYDT.
- Je4s1nou Street, corner u Matn
0eyS0-v0 CnAes ~ Hewt. rye OGRQe.
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SANFORD'S
Family
CATH ARTlC PILLS.

1kd put NJ, IN GLiSS
Keep ~ asy ciigdts.
Pitts IL . genuine but nc-
proprietor has used In his
~ years.
Ing demand form those Who
and the satisfaction which
their use, has I nduced me
reach of all.
know that different Ca.
portions Of the bowels.
THAkTlC PILL has, viii,
established fact, been com
Of the p0ress Vegetable
on every part Of the all
Good and Safe In all cases
ed, such ~ DERANGE-
klEcrINssa, Pans IN IN.
kEss rAis and seRnSEss
from sudden cold, which
end In D long course cf re-
CHIPPING sERsATicN o.
RksrLkssSEss, nEApAcHs,
MI INFLAMMATION DIS.
pREN or ADrL1s, RHErsA-
the nLosiD and many DIS
heir, too numerous a. men
'nsni baSt. ite.
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FRre Vegetable EFtFvscfs,
CASES, Air Tight, and sci
The FAMILY CATHARTic e
tive 0athartIc which the
practice more than TWEEN
The constantly increas-
have long used the PILLS n
Ill express In regard 70 ~
10 place them within the
The profession well
tharfics act on diiYer~nt
The y A NIL Y Ca
due reference 10 this well
pouadetl frum y variety
Extracts, which act alike
mentary canal, and are B.
where = Cathartic II need =
MENTS IL thu STOMACH, s.
RACK and IofAs, CosrIvA-
oyKa TnK wHoLR D0DY, ~
frequently, II neglected. n
yer, LOSS ~ APrErrTE, . =
coLp OVER TINE DoDy,
or MEisHr IN THK HxAp, K
EASES, WORKS. In Grill
visH, a great prRiFRR III :
eases 20 which ileah Ill Il
etnn IN this ndt ertiss
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THrJAPAxEsE-TheJ Japanese Embassy, which
has been so long the theme Of our newspapers
snd TIE nope OF Our commercial men: has at
Aas6 arrived. Thus Ear we'have no reason to
Suppose that these shrewd Asiatics have wet with
sA,ihing either to escite their prejudices, or to
eise them an uniayorable impression. They
show the highest shrewdness in their observa-
tens Of our civilization, and their artists take
With great accuracy and correctness our various
Improvements. Perhaps, however, the most i'm
Pessiye and suggestive scene was that on the
Sscason OF their passing Mount VerBon. Only
,ank of il One hundred years ago the young
'Suekskn colonel was carrying the chain and
compass on The bank Of La Sex Isipxs4, amid
lss ha,hless forests, and the untold dangers Of
" Salpirg knife. On yestcr day, the lords Of
lido listened 10 tie story Of the great Virgin
10, and ssetched his home and grave, as the
Wv tvling bell Of the great ship that bore
hsa e. hoed the solemn homage OF all hearts!
ssth L immortality. Oh! that one spark from
te cid patriots soul could warm the bosom OF
Aseowtr,men in 1860 -[Chicago Herald. lath.
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. solfEERS Or os,IiON PArER on THE Con-
InlTpSM ,SloN CAxp.pATEs.-The Baltimore
ialn o. ihe ll,b in an editorial on the re-
sAts o. TIE Constitutional Union Ccpsehtion,
iu,a ned IN thst city, >aysi
WIN The gentlemen named, We in Maryland
arg perfectly content if they rec,i i've, ~ they
uaoabtedy ought TO receive, the Endorsement
sno support Of the Opposition in the Northern
states. In the Southern States there Is not the
n = difficulty; people there opposed TO the
ppsmnoeraey will and can rote for no one efsf-
nsi and Everett are the names which can have
VIC undivided support of the Southern 0pposi-
~ get until We fnl they can get also thosotes
me Northern army, it would be hoping against
sason and experience, we fear, TO look for their
t'eetion That they ought to he elected, no man
!, opposed to Democracy will doubt: and II
we Convention at Chicago will do either one Of
y things, their election seems also certain
lhe hrst Of these things ia TO adopt these gen
ssIeh as their candidates, and thus make them
Msandidates Of the united Opposition, whose
sscl,on i sure beyond doubt; and the other
Yang is TO make such an objectionable nomina-
snM TO disgust and drive away the support
yer are otherwise sure TO have in the Northern
stated
t~ y Is useless to attempt to conceal, or shua
naso'i the fsos. staring rs in the face. and
rOsen by all past experience, that between the
,.hks o. divided Opposition, Democracy is sure
again thrust itself into power.
We can have, as VIC ought to have, the sup.
~ q the Northern Opposition for Bell and
.,efett, their triumphant election 10 certain, and
ss1ssoration Of better days. Otherwisc their
s Ae s'il De what the fate Of good men has heeu
oFe--~hat the tate Of Fillmore and ponnel.
e0n in 1856. ~
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A ITENTION FARMERS.

The above cut represents Dake Hunts LNPROTED
SUGAR CANE MIL. Improved March, 1859.
This mill constructed Of renexcept lever and hopper
it has equal in ghtness Of draft durability, smplci
ty and speed Any amount Of pressure Il obtained BY
wing one screw-the pressure all upon gum
spring. This mill be fed from both sides Of the Large
cone-thereby making double mill without extra tax TO
the mill
No. Mill, Zone horse) complete, e65.
(two horseb So.
Expresses from 50 to 100 gallons per hour.
Manufactured at Chas Hendricks Foundry, Burlington
Iowa; also at keokuk
JONAS JANNEY, Gen. Agent,
JAMES X. HOPKINS, Gen. Agt Burlington, Iowa.
For the sale Of Territory, &c. mayll -3mw
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ZEE ADvEafmRHRxf Of Dr. Sanfords Liver Inyiror.aor
and Cathartic Pills In another column. c4Is,v
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VIZ run JArAszss rlvE-The living o

Wv r,r JArAxEax LIvK-fh living o.
.....,,r consists q rice, scap. Dab. seeeta-
y NJ. chow, &c. They are very small Caters,
- v.rv often. They commence cooking
y. I. .hc morning, and keep it Up constantly
ear. :, .,.u, eight o'clock At night. They have
~ ". = ,Aeir sxn, which, BY the by. l. superior
H0'e :. ...Dec,s 20 our own stoyeA Il b Of
e .,,.r made IN sections, 20 that n can -
'''s ken apart The cooking j. done partly
-. - In shis connection q may BE- usa TO.
y! 49, NJ, conner Il very extensively used In
80 me copper ore Of japan d very album
'ap." "a very pure, yielding frequently IS per
n, q pure copper.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarssuss,
Group, Bronchitis, lncipisnt Conmmp-
ton, and for the relief Of Consumptivs
Patients in advanced stages Of tho
Disease.
So wide Ii the field of its usefulness, and 80
numerous arc the cases Of Its cures, that almost
publicly known. who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases Of tho
lungs BY its use When once tried, ifs superior
ity over every other medicine Of Its kind u too
apparent to escape observation, and where ID
virtues are known, tho public no longer hesitate
what Gntidote % employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections OF the pulmonary organs
that arU incident to our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the
AFFLICTED they can never forget and produced
caFes too numerous and too NmAEkable % b
foEROttcn.
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LIFE PILLS AND

BY increasing the quantity Of life and vigor In every par
Of the system enable nature TO make Incredible efforts for
The expulsion OF disease before organic destruction begins
II il thus that In very short space Of time they Colds
coughs, rheumatism, faulence, pains in the stomach
choc and disorders in all their FORMS But their
superior excellence il in affections Of the stomach In
male complaints and the suferings Of eneebled youth
FOR sale by DR.. W. B. MOFFAT, proprietor 335 Broad.
way, New York, and by al Druggisas. nov1bply
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!, An old clergyman, one Sunday, At the close q
as sermon, gave notice to the congregation thar
y we course Of week, he expected 20 So On
s'ssson % the heathen. One Of the deacons, IN
w, agitation, exclaimed: Why, my dear SIR.
ny ny mare never told W ono word Of this before
NAat shall VIC dog "Ohi brother said the
pS'0n y don't expect TO 90 out Of town."
d. coppsny in Philsdelphia proposes 70 supply.
49, ealy sith water - at an annual saving of
$500, - compared with RS made from coal
nenry Y. Carey, the Protectionist, - the
.s.et of The Company. Unless the esti-
\" cost, h.. are anaecouatAbly erroneous,
-. u. Illuminating agent h ops Of great i'm
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~ N4ht NN@sSs $& t$G &G&sG@@
a. nsrr~. Honsc, Ia this City, on thc letl,
=, Richard r Barret, Of s. Louis, No,
aged s'year. ,
..,.,,vn cf Burlington, and was the owner Of
Ru,c. HOUSE. and large amount Of other
..,,,c. In this City, at the time Of his
Death. :. -, a.. $500.
- served to keep up his acquaintance
I. i. o!d residents, and to extend Il, proper
.A,v 9TH the increase iE our population.
:, A. time Of his death, there was probably
no, 4 resident, so universally known and
"a Nv eur citizens, as the deceased. HE
-. his charities, his noblencss Of heart
u honesty of purpose, were deeply impressed
N ,Ao .nsw him personally, as well as on
~. rho only knew him through his generous
Al. and general reputation. He had always
81, x,rm interest in the prosperity Of our
H. and ,.s very strongly attached to his old
e.sods ind acqaantanccs among our citizens
Although suffering from . partial paralysis,
"A unable to walk without support, he left 81.
I'll. .seut one mon,;. SINCE, intending to pass
~ Sumner here, in the enjoyment and society
of Old aseciations and friends. Apparently in
comfortable health on his arrival, he was never
,h.c.s. prophe.ically n.;Idfsl Of the uncertainty
4, 6le, for he remarked to an old friend, who
me, him soon after:-"I have come here to die"
III. health began to fail about a week before his
de.,h. the result Of q severe cold which settled
n HE throat. For the last four or Eve days of
Ii. Ese. he suffered intensely from his disease,
IN, si,bou, muimur or sign Of impatience.-
II. seemed TO realize that he had not long to
i've and vas wholly resigned TO the viii Of God
Ms wife and children were present, and, with
,bs Aid Of kind friends, ministered TO his wants
and soo,hed his DYING bed. His funeral yestcr-
a,v evidenced the universal respect and esteem
in which he was held by our citizens.
Doctor Barrett was believer in the Christian
Religion. had conmuned with the Episcopal
Church without being strict sectarian and his
laily life bore Evidence of the truthfullness and
sincerity of that belief
He was true and generous friend, an afiec-
toa ,e hush nd. kind and indulgent parent
He h. gone-that noblest work Of God-an
tsx.i lada
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YARNS FOR SALE.

Burlington. ova, May Is, lsGo-tds
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR rER Bottle.
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| OOK OUT FOR BARGAINSiil

would annoance that have been On Eax 10 Ne
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tanned in the Nebraska bill, Cincinnati Platform,
ami said that Douglas had cited only So much Of
the letter as suited his purpose aud suppressed
that which fully asserted the doctrine of protcc-
ton to slave property in the Territories
M. Davis defended tie majority report at
Charleston, and eaeh argued that the South in
supporting GSss had NOT sustained the doctrine
Of the Nicholson letter, particularly as Mr..
Douflas explained that he had merely said they
did not then make It a test Mr.. Davis said that
in the case Of the vote Of the South for Richard
son, they voted for him in spite Of his doctrines
| because they preferred him to Banks. Illinois
had voted for him Davis in Conyention fol
| Vice President but he had never assumed that
BY 60 doing she had adopted all his opinions
Mr.. Davis then argued that the views Of the
4 neshocratic Convention of ls4s did not sustain
the present theory Of the sauatter sovereignty
| Of douglas, and denied that either the Conyen
| ton Of 1864 or sc intended TO deny to Con
grcss the right to protect property on sea o.
| land. In territories or otherwise or otherwise.
| Il was decided by the Nebraska bill that tn,
people Of the Territories had all the powers of
| sovereign State, what was there to be decidet
| by the Supreme Court. Absolutely nothing
| How could they understand the Senator's p,Ypo
sition to refer the matter to tae decision Of th'
4 Supreme Court, while he commended It was en-
trely undcf inc cohtFol Vi TIC F'copAc u ."'
Territories.
Discussion on legal points cnsued hetwsel
Davis and Douglas. Davis askeA If the Senate
was elected President whether be would sign
lin passed BY Congress, to protect property il
The Territories Douglas answered, time enougl
10 .nsver that when be got into the place refer
| red n. Davis asked n the Territorial Iegisla
tnre pasaed 4 law to cmbarass the action Of tn
fugitive slave Law, would Douglas vote TO repea
dat legislation. Douglas said that the Suprem
Court Rad decided that matter Neither Stat
or ! Territory could interfere With the rend
ton Of fugitive siaves No legislation vas Their
fore necessary.
M Davis said he thought he had shown MOI
Intervention. a. proclaimed by the Senator, 40
shadouy and unsubstantial thing, dependent upa
circumstances. They could rcpealthc old Frene
Law giving slavery 70 Kansaa but not ihe q
|, Mexican Law prohibiting il In New Mexico.
the right Of the people u the Territories ss cor
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Louisville. Nay 10.
The display at Pickett's warehouse Of "a"
hhds, averaging 1900 weight, of premium tobac-
co, under patronage of the Kentucky State As
ricu!tural Society, sid to be the largest exh'b!
ton Of fine tobacco ever witnessed in the world.
Tobacco dealers are present from every section
Of III. Union Premiums will be awarded this
afternoon.
Tobacco prcm,ums hundred dollars each. -
Best homestead mandatory leaf, w. X. Ellis,
Hart county, sold TO s. S. Preston, Louisville,
| fortv.thrce and half cents. Best hogshead Cum
ing leaf, G. w. Bilies, Owen county. Best
| hocshead shipping leaf, VIM. Bradshaw, Todd
county. Best hogshead cigar leaf, A. J. Whip
- q New York, May 10.
A meeting Of the friends 81 Sam. Houston wy
be held this evening u 'is preliminary 20 2
movement for his nomi1aton for the fres'.
aenty.
the Office Of Postmaster Of New York senderod
him by the President
St. Joseph, May l6.
4 By arrival Of the Central overland Pixies Peak
ex ,ress this a. m. We have Denver dates TO 10th
Nay.
Weather for the last few days has been quite
cold and exceedingly stormy. Considerable
snow fell in the mountains; many becoming dis
couraged and going back. !,
Large cinnabar lead been discovered north
west OF Gregory's ncaf Snowy Range; reported
% be one hundred 10 hundred and fifty feet
vide.
4 Emigranta are pouring rapidly on ~ routes
from the State,
Provisions are extremely scarce, commanding
fabulous prices Supplies o. Aoar are mostl!
procured fiom cmigrants Not sack Of 6oa
il the market.
The arrival Of emigrants On route for the Peal
Il Tin large, hundreds leaving here every week
Louisville, Msy II.
John Bell. en- route for Tennessee, was seFc
! naded this evening and ID nor addressing ID
CT . Philadelphia, Nay ~.
Great preparations for Unisn rasi6cssio
meeting, for this evening, are being made Wy
.. musis, : barge hell ringing, and P-Eadiag ~
streets. H0