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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

Now omen for INSPECTION collection of Glass original
oil, PAfNTINGS Ancient and Modern, at NO: CARON-
DELFT STREET tover the office OF MessFs Byrne, Vance
Among others may be noted Classical Landscape BY
Fox The scheld by q saned Rustic Landscapes, by f.
Meadows The Pei Doye Angelica kannan NJ Bsn5s
wilson Fine Examples of Walter Williams Ghas
Hunt Watson George Shaders A. Merns, ETC., ETC. " me
old asieThe Golden Age La Snenr and other vainaDe
originals. . ~, l., -, ,.,;.,,
oil art with pleasing agreeable Subjects and the prices are
moderate advance on the original cost. -, ,,r,t,n1,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

A VALUABLE VACANT LOT OF GROUND IN THE
Fourth District, at auction.
BY J. b. WALTON,
AgcriosEgR-offce, 40 Camp street
THURSDAY, March 15, 1850, at IL O'Clock
NJ at tie ST. Charles Hotel Exchange, public anction
will be sold
ONE VACANT LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District
IN the square bounded by Sixth Dry AIDES Washington and ST.
ens streets qss,gnated ~ the No. on plan drawn BY e
Der, 1888 deposited in the Octave Ara Notary
Public In this city The said lot IS Sixth
street by depth Of 100 feet between parallel lines
HB@TERAS-The purchaser the payment two
dated Ish December 1855 and payable
years each for s5 5000 secured by mortgage the
and the balance cash. tt59s'a
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public
IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

BY D. E. MORPHY,
Anctoneer.
NJ ~ .sIs a q h is 1892 # u o 4
tonlas street, will be Sold - =
L20U HaYara Cigars consisting Of the most select rand
all of importation and fully guaranteed in every renee IN
the above well known importer. - =
M7rTERMS-yery liberal See catalogues fe22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

RJOTIgE-A GENTLEMAN OF GENERAL BUSINESS
for the as ave occasion visit Europe business
and will leave about the end of May next
Az he Ii we'll acquainted In Liverpool Manchester Glasgow
Edinburgh and London he will be happy TO execute
him in OF these Cities and that
on reasonable terms o.y, 80.
SeuiNseNN fe2a IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06

pF Indivisfble Friends C0mmRmdery Of
Knights TempaIs and Appendant Orders No meet the
THIRD FRIDAY Of mouth in tho Hall Of Perseverance
Lodge, corner of St. Claude and Dun,aine Streets First
District
orYIcgRs--J II. Holland nj. Commander r.. II. Knapp,
General @ J. Donnslla Captain General Anguss Btoue
Preate Juan jose Rico, Senior Warden William Trelford
Junior Warden NJ A. Cologne. Treasurer Francois Meilleur
Recorder. Michel Meeur Standard Bearer Bruns de Lucas
Sword Bearer j. Harvey, Warden; Jean Beney, Sentinel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-06
4artitalat Notitss.

HAIL op LAFAYETTE HOOK AND LApDen COMPANY, Z
/ - =. New Orleans March s., 1860.
NB-Vne officers and members OF this Conn
any are hereby notified attend the regular monthly
ing, e 20 held on W EnNEsDAY, March I.
m1 2t w AAnREyyg
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

u feful and attractive lCIies Of hooks I
n the yonng people, embracing events con
neoted with the history Of the country, ana
lives of distinguished men, written with much
care and in an entertaining manner, ana
beautifully illustrated tite-pagos:
Containing the life Of Daniel Webster, the
great American Statesman, with numerous
anecdotes, illustrative Of his character, and
the following Illustrations:
Young Daniel In the saw mill webster
fishing at Basburg Webster declining the
clerkship Webster expouuding the Constitu-
ton at the Bunker Hin celebration ; Webster
at Fanueil Hall Mansfield the residence OF
Webster Webster on his farm.
The life Of Henry Clay, the mill boy OF
slaskes. with nile Illustrations the life OF
General Washing ton with nine Illustrations :
tho life Of L1yfayette, with nine illustrations
the life Of Penn with nine Illustrations the
life Of General Taylor with nine illustrations ;
tho life Of Napoleon BOnaparte with nine IL
Illustrations lac Old Bell Of independence or
Philadelphia in 1916 with niue Illustrations
the Yankee Zen Party, and other stories OF
the ReyolutIou, containing in all over oae
| hundred illustrations.
Each volume is well written, possessing q
hizh moral tone, and can safely be placed IL
the hand6 Of the young people. They con
tain numerous anecdotes Illustrative Of th.
history Of our country.
Price per sett handsomely bound in cloth
with Git backs, and neatly put up in boxes
SO Is. Price per volume, cloth, gilt, 6G3 cts
Col1orteurs, agents and school hbrGTie
viii De supplied az & liberal discount
Copies sent by mail postage free, upon re
ceipt Of the price Of the sett or any volume.
LINDSAY & BLACKSTONE
Publishers.
rs, South Cta Street, Philadelphia.
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T Iii & 3 L

The otoai Paper q Congress
snail publish tho Daily Globe, and Tho
Congressional Globe, Md Appendix during
tlc re,t session of Congress. The Daily
Globe Will couisip report Of the debates Ia
h,ib branches Of Congress. as taken dawn by
,,porters. equal at least, 10 any corps Of short
hand Writers in this on any other country
Whom tho debates AZ o day do not make
mon, than rotty-dvc columns, they shall an
near ia the Daily Globe of tie next morning,
which will contain, alec, the news of The day,
together with such editorial aricle8 az mhy
be- suggested uy passing eve 6.
Ybc Congregational Globe md ApGcndix,
will contain % torHrt Of all the dc'0tca in
Congress, revised ny thc speakers, the Mes
sares ct the pr,sidcut of tho Uaitrd Sntt',
tho Annual Reports OF TIE Heads of The Exec
uty, departments, the ltop0rta of Committees
u Congtoss ou important tuljeois OF general
iu eyotts, the Laws pntscd daring the session,
and ]copiuus iudcXDs ta al These viii 81
rriui,i on "a double royal .hccL i book form
iogn guar'o size, each humber r'utuiuirE =fs
teen parcs, averaging 1881 words p-r Fage
The whole will make between ] zoe oul 5000
pn-cs. Il is believed that NO book hsf ur,r
b,cp publishcd ne 300 low q rsto. lastJ t'f
advertised il the Daily Globe for sN mcrl
ANA iu about ono hundred other ueveporcrt
An the United States, a reward ot $3.50, t' h'
Maid TO any person who would produce a oHu'
published ut no low q rate, and nong wa.
duocd. The large number Of copies sabae s..
/, ed for by Congress enables me Go r1oFu o..
|. debates 60 Subscribers 30 cheap
The Congressman Globe aud Appendix
q free through the malls Of tho Unite, sea-
, a. viii bc seen by reading the iollow1rs j'.H
Resolution passed by Congress tho O,a OF Aa
gust 1852;
70 Joint Resolution ProridHly for the asH ds'.
efhs LIrs Of Congress oad Hs hr
g hsrt0H;
r. with n view to the cheap c'rcf' thr " Pr
n Laws of Congress, and the doty ys H.otu
ing 20 the true iuterpret'ti"u tb 'Ht
make free communication hvtN,,o tuv t,g
sentative and constituent bed'osi
BE It resolved by ,he Scnnjs sot N7u'o
Representatives Of the United Stairs 9t Ar
lea in Congress assembled, Tint f,ur' vad ID
ter the present session Of Cors'ese, 90, 80
gressional Globe and Appendix walsh c'nt,
the Laws and the Debates thereon IA u pa
free through the mails, 20 long as the ser
shall be published by order cf Consfcs Pr
vided, That nothing herein shN be- CON tro
TO authorize the circulation 'oi The Dt'
Globe, free Of postage.
Approved, August, tn -.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
AND NOW,
DE- erier Of the President T. ELW00D
CLARK, zee gip6 Notice,

That II the above Is not complied with in six
~ DAYS, the resolutions Of the company Will
be enforced, and all the stock Of the oompa-
nv thatthe assessment are not paid on, will
be sold to pay the liabilities Of the company !
AS all tho property Of the city within the
Lounds, 10 wit: from Elm Stfeet to Vine
Street and from and from 9th street to 2Oth
street. has been entered by tho Mayor, aud
all outside that by Trustees and the time
for p|rcuriug Barranteo. deeds ot these parties
closes within six months from the date OF
their entry; and all the property not decided
will be forfeited. SHAREHOLDERS n
CREDITORS will take warning tAat on The
eth day Of January, A. D. 1860, all the stock
with 1.-the property not then covered ny deec
in Dakota city, will be sold to the highest
bidder, aud the debt Of the company settled
up, il only a dividend is declared.
N. b. We would further say that those
who have not obtained deeds to the lots drawn
on their shares, can obtain the same by call
ing upon the Secretary and paying the as
sessment due.
W. H. S. HUGHES
J D. NJ. CRoCKwELL, Secretary
Agent
Dakota City, N. T.. Nov. ON 90.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

IRON rich and poor, bond and free, all .cc'ors, grades
Kan. ruiiua1s OF life, we hear the same need o
raiss awarded this ~ ondyr.ul article Sores are healed
pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made
Useful aud untold iu. assuaeed by this great medicine
which is surprising to tho Judgement ofman. what
EmiIy does not require a standard Liniment Who
eycr hoa q orthe same effects produced by any other
sruae, 70 cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
s~v,lllnss Strained Horses. &c, It has no equal Be
,ur. of i@.aitati5n. The genuine Mustsng Liniment
s.,a by all respectable Druggist and Livery Men in
even. town, parish sudhamlct throughout North and
snu.h America, Europe and the Islands Of tie Ocean
Luy At once.
BARNE 4 PARK ProPHs.ors, Now York.
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TRRMst

For a copy of the Daily Globe 4 months 81 90
For n copy for n less time (per month"; l OO
For a copy Of the Congressional Globe
and Appendix during The session. . %
Bank notes current in the section OF the
country where IL subscriber 10 idoo viii be re-
ceiyed at par. Tho whole or any part Of .
subscription may be RENTED IN postage
stamps, which are preferable to any currency
except gold and silver. Where Bauk notes
under So can not be procured | will send two
cobiea for 80
A paper will not be sent unless the money
accompanies the order for Il.
l can not afford to exchange with oil the
newspapers that desire tho Globe. but viii
send the Daily Globe daring the session 10 all
who shall publish this prospectus three times
before the drst Monday IN next DecoEber'~-
Those who publish should send their papers
containing it to me, marked with n pen, 10
direct attention to g. The Congressional
Globe aud Appendix will be aterootyped' and
therefore, / shall be able to send the back
numbers for this session to all who m9y sub
scribe after the session commences but II
the first edition shall have been exhausted
before the subscription meuey is received, |
shall charge one dollar additional per copy,
to pay tho exp nse Of putting the plates on
the press. Subscriptions should reach me hi
early as the FIRST week in December, 20 IH'uf'
complete copies at the prices advertised obovA
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Washington, October, %.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
nLHnrA CITY

NEEssRs. ZIEGLER & ECKHART, Of tho
n Dakota City Pottery, take the present
Opportunity Of saying to the Merchants and
tie public generally, that they will continue
in the business as heretofore, and having in
creased their facilities are able 10 manutao-
iure a larger amount Of stone ware and OF
the best quality. Returning thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the old hrn'
they respectfully solicit q continuance Of the
same, and they will endeavor 10 retain IL by
urompt execution of their orders, 10 which
they will carefully attend 81 all times Give
hen aoall.
DAKOTA City. y. T., Nov. r 7s59--G
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
TERvs OF THE REPUBLICAN.

i,1,.snents to onr friends to assist in extend
A .r .' s~raIetion Of the RepuJhcdH we oher the iOllo"-
jog Premiums. n vear Of
IL. Weekly. r.or If the
g-,Wses,. az tlree cogies ofthe Weekly.
In ADDITION We wi sye a premium ofONEH III
DOLLARS for the largest club, ana FlFIl pOELH 20
~ .t ra,t LARGEST Club. sent TO US before the ms! OF
March next. All names sent in before that time 10 DC
counted GEORGE KNAgP a co.
ST. Louis, December 8, 1859
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
N0TICE.

COLUIEES. Transfers, Sa'ta6s Tor thrr o'4olHl or
E.-1l4g rLlI25eal who served In any wars or b1tif
either In California or HysJChere, prior 20 AH''h- so
1855, or their children UlO lrcTc u1aT p gears y gg
at that date, or Sailors who served on the coast oil Ial
iuruia Inn The Mexican war, will do well 10 address us.
Claims that have been rejected in the hands Of other
sgents ber. hen suorassf, lly obtained BY US. Agents
acting for MS, literally paid. Land warrants hought
and sold to order, and all business requiring an agent
vt Washington. attended to-.
r b. LLOYD g co, Attorneys for Claims, Pensions,
bounty .Laud, &c. Reference to any Of The heads OF
DEPARTMENTS ian. 7-lOw
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com PINS REF4IpED.

Hii5s so cents. Enclose pen in a letter
with cash or postage stamps, and by re
turn Of mail you will receive the pen as good
as new.
Address Z. Elliot, Syracuse, n, 7.
Any person giving the above three inser,
lions and sending me a marked copy, shall
receive one Of my best pens by mail. 81
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
NEW zoos & SHoE MOP

IN SIOUX CITY IOWA,
phe undersigned, late Of the FIR Of Krun-
man Schaible, is carrying q he business
on his own account, in the binding on Peori
Ssset, just bclow The Sioux City House lie
is now carrying on the Boot and Shoe bust
ness in MI it's branches. Work warranted 10
be done in rs good style and on q Teas .nabls
terms as at any other sheP, A call from old
customers is respectfully solicited.
Repairing neatly done.
Nov. 7. 1859 u
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF

Dry Goods. Dress Goods Muslins bleached and
uu6leached, Delaines, C%ashmeres, Ginghams,
Lincev. Prints Of all kinds, M%erinos, Checks,
Irisb Lippens. Table Cloths, Crash. Sc sc.
Io3ies sbawls Of all sizes, Cloths, Satinets,
leans. Tveeds, Co. -imercs, Flannels Of oil
oolors, Women n 'hlldren lioods' No1Ileh
Hose, Half Hose ollen Aarn ana Men
Country.knit SocS hildren.s Hose &c, &C
Also a large sTOC CLOTHING, sn2n as
Overcoat.. Uundcrc Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Unda7sbirts. Drawer. g.. Also a splend
"A scot If Costume. Boots and Shoes,
for Men. Woman and children. We are ahle
in his line to fl the smallest as vol as the
largest Foot,
Also Hats and Caps Of all Sorts and Sizes,
~ n heavy stock Of Groceries, in which will
a.. und the following sddcles.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
NOTICE.

s hereby given 10 all tax payers il Dakota
county n. T. that l will be at Dakota City
on Saturday Nov. 2 tn, and every Saturday
thereafter until farther notice, to receive their
taxes, which are now due. All are therefore
requested to call and settle forthwith. Office
hours from 9 A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ.
NJ. PINKERTON
County Treasurer.
Dakota city n T. Nov, 10Th l 59-*2wz
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
THE DOLLAR DEALER
ron
1850.
NEW VQLUME--NEW TYPE.

For twenty years the Cleveland Plain Deal
err has been owned and controlled, Published
and Edited by the snme individual. II has
never missed q Publication Day nor scratched
n Democratic Ticket. II has fought It's way
single-handed against all opposition, untii II
has gained u National Circulation aad a ha-
tionnl Reputation. From Main 10 California
the Plain Dealer is known and read, aud 70
never was in 30 good a condition pecunlarily
or IN better pluck politically, 60 night the 10.
tlca Of Democracy than now. For 'hl eps'-
ing,year it will be particularly aergtci To
POPULAR soysREIGSITY AND THE PEE5lpf'cT
II has against high authority, dared o. q
yocate the right OF the people gla Ig.rt.ry
as we'll as g State, 10 regulate their aguer.9
institutions in their own way md r.'
continue TO DO 80 against sai7 high
othe world, the flesh and the devil ,..,
all Lecompton Constitutions, slave Cla, 80
the re-opening OF The Slave Trade, this T. p 6
e. Ieyatedly dedicated from fhis time. n'u'o
r.Ith forever
"Come one come all This rock shall ~
From Ia firm base AZ soon as ] 20
Besides the current New o. tAa hay, A.
Fiuiu Dealer will contaia ia each Euu.
TALE, Correspondence from q host Of Cas,r
butors, md Telegraph N'por from t' rH"
OF the NOTlu,
The Commercial D~4parimoat sin b" woe
the sole charge Of Jas. Brokeushlrs t.q -
il acknowledged 20 be one VI the best Marx
Reporters in the country.
The Local Department win be presided ~ =
by that original and laughter provoking gs'
Artemus Ward Esq whose Let'ers' JOKE
Oddities aud Ouilities, are aiout worth
price Of the paper. In short, We rare PTePsI
20 present one Of the
Tic Nsassi 0rd 0r7T'f Ia'ady NvIlT CO.,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
NOTICE.
WEARE AND BENTON,
Bankers, Dealers In Exchange ana
Land I gents,

COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
NOTES a.D BILLS COLLECTED n REAlLIED
" TO any pert u :he United states.
Money received on deposit, and interest allowed
Eastern or southern Drafts furniFEed In sums 70 su''
purchasers. ~
Land III funds psid feFC urrcncy or Bills Of tx
change.
Loans ell ctsd on good security. L..
Taxes Do q, titles examined, and Real Estate bousA'
and sold on Commission.
Lands entered for settlers and time given or pay
Once ,pposite Pacific House, in west lower form Land
REFERENCES
" gaIpey a Co, bankers n]obuqus, Iowa.
Coon 4 sargeut. Bankers, Davenport, Iowa.
CpIb4rtrn a Reno. Bankers. Iowa city, Iowa
Paog.F4 Bank, New YORK city.
Fetrhem. Rogers a Bennett, bankers, New York city
seldom. Withera a Co., Washington, DC.
non. Cha. Mason, Com. Of Patents, Washington
II.n. 40 DODGE. y. US, Burlington, Iowa.
q. ". Jones. " Dubuque, Iowa.
Be- sos VILLAIN, Ch1f JaSAeti Anaeatine lows
C.unolF ~ toWc hi
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
LOST!
NO I(Y

srrby given 10 an Pc ns ding claims aFainst
{ lich. eli Roder. late ofD ota louBty, deceased, that
hey are required h, hls . same together Nlth me
vouchers thereof, In the 90 Ofthe Probate Cout ior
aid county, ln the TsTit yuf heLTska1o on OF before
ne hrlt day Of january
Given under my hurd no tsal bsinE provided hy
aid county br this ones this ASIA day Of oeIstoF'
q. D, 1869,
I. CALLER
Frol 49, p6td6FdhEv
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Single Subscribers, per year 81

Single Subscribers, per year ~
" " for xix months, 20
Clubs Of ten, per year, ~
Al over ten copies to one Post Office -
TO each getter up Of a Club, one C'py
ira.
la POST MASTERS ore requested TO 40
as Agents.
w GRAv-
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK GOODS

which have been selected with great care,
especially for this country, and will be sold
oCUEAPER THAN III CHEAPEST"
We arc bound not to be undersold by our
rei,bborg. We ask our old Customers nnd
the Public generally, TO call and examine for
Themselves and DO convinced Of the above
facts.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
TERMS,

M. Nealllf 0rd 0I7TF1 IaaIy NVTTT %
AID
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
SIOUX CITY,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
by
sAMUEL KRUM MANN.

THE undersigned has removed his establish
ment TO bis new building, on Pearl Street,
! few doors west of ToOtlc's store, where he
s row prepared with a large and superior
took of leather, etc, etc, 10 execute all
work in his line, in a superior style Of the
1T. Employing nope nut the best of work
en-, aud giving his personal attention to the
]usiuess, he can safely warrant all his work.
Repairing done on short notice
SAMUEL KRUMAANN.
Nov. 7 1859. If
, 1860-09-07

ZoUAvEs IN NEw YoRK.-A company Of
Zouaves, was sometime since organized in
Chicago, comprising $50 young men Of po-
sition and character. They are commanded
by Col Ellsworth, and Charles de Villers,
q member of the French Zouave Regiment
in Africa is surgean. About so members
Of this Zouave company were lately on a
visit to New York, where they attracted
great admiration and were immensely lion,
ized. The ZouaVes dined by invitation at
all the leading hotels, and received almost
as much attention as the Japanese Embas-
sy. They are permanently quartered at
the Sixth Regiment Armory, and slept on
the floor, rolled up in their blankets. At
an exhibition drill, they were reviewed by
Mayor Wood, and their superb eVolutions
aroused the multitude to the utmost ap-
plause aud enthusiasm and obtained for
them the award Of superiority over any
similar display Of military discipline ever
witnessed in New York. The Herald says:
The Zouaves are all young men, highly
trained gymnasts, and, we believe, temper
ance men to boot; and no better evidence
can be produced of the value Of gymnastic
exercises and abstinence from intoxicating
drinks, to the physical development of our
young men, than the drill of this really
'crack" corps. One was disposed to ask
himself, while looking at them-Why can
not all our rising youths become Zouaves 7
Speaking Of the wonderful evolutions Of
the ZouaVes, the Tribune remarks:-The
operation Of stacking arms was like a feat
Of legerdemain. The Oblique step, ordna-
riy mode Of progression very unsatisfac-
tory to the spectators, and entirely desti-
tute of pleasure to the men, was another
brilliant exhibition, and one that produced
marked effect upon all who saw it,
When the various company movements had
been executed in quick time, they were re-
peated in double quick time upon rapid
trot. Here the superiority Of this corps
became clearer than ever, for there is the
greatest danger that the men will either
become furried, or that they will lag from
WEAKNESS. Neither of these things hap
pened; with uniform speed, and always with
an unbroken front, they ran about the
field, continuing their maneuvers, but nev.
er verging from confusion. The waiting,
lunges, tbrusts and parryings of the bayo-
net exercise were executed with remarka-
BILE perfection; the exciting rally upon the
centre, accompanied with the short ZouaVe
howl, evoked shouts Of delight, waving OF
umbrellas, handkercbiefs, parasols, sticks
and hats, and stirred the seething mass to
uuwonted outbursts. When it is stated
that for the complete drill in which this
corps is exercised, four and a half hours
are necessary, and that it contains more
than 500 movements, 1t will be seen that
ouly part of their tactics could be exhibit
, 1860-09-07

BOUNDARY LINE-Instructio bave been
received at the SurVeyor-G G GENERALS Office in
this place, informing the incumbent of that
Office Of his appointment, in conjunction
with the Surveyor-General Of Oregon, as
commissioners to survey and establish the
boundary line between the State of Oregon
and the Territory of Washington. An ap-
preparation Of $4,000 has been made by
Congress to commence the work. As the
required scientific instruments cannot be
obtained short Of San Francisco, and owing
to the lateness of the season, active work
will not be commenced until next spring,
at which time it is to be vigorously prose-
cuted.