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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29


We are happy 70 learn that General Scott Ia much In
proved health and vi be able 70 leave for wAshinxou
IN . day or too
Governor washburpe, Of Maize; rbomas HL,, Of Ns~
Orleans, Furnsss, of Paisd -lphs, snd Lieut. Frank
lin, q the United staaes Ssvys are stopping 81 the Flh
Avenue Hcsel
Co > v nupsos, s conrccsicut: cspt A q. criafo,
q Havana: a q y uovst, Of MasAnzss; A y n CosA.
of Cuba and 6osshkss, Of Montreal, are stopping al
1be fssaree House
Major bvin sra Major Mcdowell. of The un,ted s,ses
AIRY. U ,tan Howard, of The west Indies; y Chaosn
and daughter. of Paris; J. Mar sell, of Liverpool;
Ker u sssohcx Miss and j. " fAboaisse, of New Or
sans. ar stopping 81 shs srevcori House
Bou Conklins. of Utica Gss. spinnev, Of uohavs;
Less webb, of Richmood x y Judsoo, sf Os~eso.
Wong, a Toledo, y aoPhsrsoo, d ro~onso. Y W I;
N cocs, u si,any, and Ms commcdore fnmsa IN
dsnshtr ~ Pnllsd@iphs, ~.re among The vrivas ~
W. = NchoIS Hnisi yesserdsy
pr n gvsrs, warden q ths nsry iand rsnit~atisry,
Baltimore, n Rosobi and family, and " rnom D~on
~ "a Iouis, ?. Harscomb, % chscAss; ". N sesss
ard J. " s@~se, Of htnors, william Lo>ee. ~ rous
vile; rsise ~ Rcnmopd; csvss 4 seymour ssd
tAhs cy Uisn rerrisory, are sscpgns ct ibs sssropc
tan nntsl
Kisssssy and Jsnss W ro~ps~ua, Of Nee H.vss:
sno off, p6sssy and ~ffs and Jsrs~ R.dfevu, al
~ He~ york rnosss, " 81 foulssssa. 4 n Hrops,
of Westerly, w. L, ard q. Rsbson And john usthsrs
eS'h q knaasd, sse ssopv,ns "a ths Aiss.sss Hotel
H1rnn ne weusrst~dt, unsser frcn swsdes oa,ssn
ArrAs,on and Ady, q hasanAasssss ere IN usshinx.
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Brossiyn Cssy News.

erItlps Al sscus four ocleos yess~vssy se~poeu O.
nnsr wsits q sAs rhvs recsses, sssz . vc~sn vsss
o. bs esss % sccv ss~sp b H.nz ss~~~s ss~ srssr
nerhesn. ssssns bsr 10 sssvss ss ss~srs~z her, ssa
she Informed shs os~v 49, sss - s~hss Acss q
dasu.. rhs e6esr he1 - eosveyss " ~ Arcs~'s
when too pows~fsi sDsakcs v~~~ samssis<~ex, Bat
without rsiief - 49, As~. " ~ nos~~
vbeys ~ Ill vxs eAIls1 10. ne 81 ~issss~~~d r~ne
hcpss hev rsssvvvy ~ erstraxy ~ ssN 80 sus
Inevitably de wrhfs kAs hcsr JusG bs(brs sse Lost
sue, Winia@osusu. b~t 81 sst~@p0 - cks<A h~
~ the eauns vhtah - ~ - tks uumwsnss~ - NJ
-, we've vmhsvs svuu ~ vumas suso~s s~nuy diea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

MOZART HALL SCHOOL AND vARD NOMINATIONS.
Sira wsrd School Comm ss,oucrs, Henry Ho yard
Inspector, jeremiah hAboney; rrustees George xeen,
Jsmes Macguire ootstabes, Patrick Connolly, william
Finn.
for fruse~s, Bernard smyth Edward Kesrp Insp-ctor
Richard waitsrs; Cpnssabie, william Hayes, James Les
A@feWA Wwd The Mosavs Hall Obuvsntioo OF thi.
ward met last evening. - ia seventh avsnue-nr No
Cune in sbe chair. conferences he'd with commit
tees from a. ammasy Sail and Bell and Everett party
Aftrr which tne following nomnet,ooe aGrecd
70 OH schoo of3oess-srbooi Cnmmisstooer, kw Ions
tcrm Orlando p Smith school CDmm asioner for shorl
term, Joha " nurSsy; fsspscsor, rponAs W PitmAn
Trustees, John Rogers, wn Heanesy, ioos term and
Peter ooan, 70 nll . vacancy
mn Ward -srhool oommissiooer, J. d. DuplsDsc
Trustees. y. Weber, bas. Hedon inspectors, A
nairympie, Chas. ocppipg.
1k,yfssmA W~i-ror School Copnissioaer, Ievi-
Wilmington Inspector, Alexander STUART, -. rrw
Tee, John Murphy.
RxvuBLrcAr JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.
EseAA DsnSd -wm III Bull was unanimously nomi
naied for Civn JossIoe OF This dhts ct.
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MEETING OF MANUFACTURERS IN PHILA.
DKLPHIA.

FMLADnPWA, Nov. 2S l6o0
meeting Of the nanufacsurer Of woolsn goods was
hsd 81 noon 70 consider toe depressed STATE Of ssArs
ard agree upon some pha BY which less goods can b
manufactured.
mo matter was discussed, and the opinion expessd
that by upanimy Of action thsse should be les pro-
duc,,m without general stoppass, ths supply sslns
greater thaa the demand.
without action the meeting adjourned tn Saturday
moan
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Tse p. Jschsop, which 10 the largest and most ocn
pee ferry boat Jet but In the vicinity Of Ne~ Ycrs o,
elstwbcre, yesterday her trial trip proved be~scl'
equal The rsune expectations of The COMPANY
for whom sss bu,l,-she Jersey City a~cc,ases Al
though the Jcrey c ferry he's been osnsusnsd above
all others conbeosiss with city the COMPANY, not
ssed uh this reputation. attempted, and SUCCESSFULLY
boa, ubIch innnissly above all present ocmpesitors
snd equs not superior. 70 any rival vh'ch might sp
rssr any futuye period This beat 2lo feet II lsns
% feet beam and IL feet In deptn, and supplied ~v
ass ssssm Tor hestins and In fact everything uecee
ssry 10 The comfort Of first clAss d~eluss
Yesterday tb~-e assembled on board compspy
70 the tunoer OF about hve hundred, c,nsistiss ~
Jsrssy Cosrcssmep, L~sslasors, Districs attorneys
G~nsrss sn6 All other tsd pessonases of thai
rnaykabe stste ba.asst v0 prepared IN the spsrs
bst~e~n the tvo ossns 1suaiiy occupied by pors~s
~hch ts~ sntrs oomp~Dy sas~d Themselves 81 snr
did smpae inssce rrfose and varied dsoss which
~ aest cr~o th@ hecrsiy of nr wooscy the SUPER
nlspdsnt os the terry sp~e shes from Mr Perry.
~ lrsr~ss eiecf Gsn Darcy, rrcsiden o' tns
psry Rr utnp m~mber % Les'slasuye cle-t an6otnes
dssss ssssnee geo ae0en fooved ths COLLATION.. +us,
ssov, s,ump ssscns ps~sed sxreshy sbs renSnds,
~ ihe UP Tbe ross~ chos~n vas up toe Hudscu n
wssh sss - skw ,urains 70 stAtss Isand and bsss v
fers-y ofy r> beat eonsiderns the purp1s for ~hch
sss 80 csi, made very good slme, averaging Affect
sross sn honr.
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@.as, sNs oAsnss 49, to-day unit On ths general
ss~ n ~ sS.ea
ssss ssa Of sssrssses hes sssn Nm against certain
~r~css vsc, sAsng ssvassass = shs open rsospsisas
q me Pss,sess. seiss any hea ihss thrown cut
here W sw vssssss Or himself mi oonmupioass 70
~ press vnh sScsasioa marks rsss caves droppors
~i b soseed nd gsorsA usIsss they behave better.
wA1Eoros, Nov. - 1850 =
ne aiusoss % eeseval sooss, = being called hsre
-'tA rsseveses 70 Ne novsmsss IN the south, O.
svev ssvsnsssab,s, ssoaiy unjust 70 The sdntnistsa
ZION asd NJ Amy, and dnAsrssabs V himself
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Additional DslAtls OF News by the Ara
hta--Ths EmpsrS rSr " Austria Heqassts
ths Pope ~ Receive Austrian Tr0sps-
ssIdAAia Wants ths NsApolitan Caa-
nsa-visSs " the American Minister ~
Windsor SsssAs, Sss.
HAurAx. Nov %, lsoo
me Arabia salsd 1t Ten O'Clock last evening.
me following b additional by mN,;--
QunmrowH, Nov 16, 1890.
n asserted nom Rome that the Dnperor Of Austria
requests the Pope reosve 600 additional troops
The Austria 0aseae rays that EosIand win henoeorth
be represented h Vienna by ambassador paenipotcn-
sAry, instead of envoy, and Loro Bloomfield win be
sppeissed,e
TIE Paris Pays nays sasdnis has claimed The
takes nom the Neaponans dissrmed In the PApa terri
tory; but General Guyon declines 10 give definite
answer.
Calcutta and Chips mails, per r~u~ Osylon, arrived
~ southampton saturday, l7tn
Tho Paris Bouyse ie tat Reptes closed - cor $50.
LONDON, Nov H. 1850
me United Sases Minister, Mr. Dallas Lord Palmer
sscp ard Lord and Lady John Ru,se, are visit 10
invitation 0 the American Minister to Windsor 60 som
AFTER the arrival Of ,he Prince Of Wales oonpsny with
me heads Of The government, proof and greAteful
acknowledgment Of ths hosp,saty Of the President and
the attention and enthusiasm upon the head OF the
British throIe exhibited by all ranks and OF the
people Of The United States
BAIuAx, Nov 2T, 1850
Re following the very Ates, by Arabia,
va QueeDssc~n. The Arabia will DO due At Boston
mlobign. Of Wednesday,
LONDON, Nov. l7-Evening.
ccnsols close u sah . sak for money and s3. for
eccount
rhe pressure for money has slightly relaxed.
The mpr, vemen, IN the stock market u maintained.
iihIon C.rual shaes TN discount Erie shares SO 4
. "a New Yorh Central shares 70.
PARIS, Nov. l7-Night
The Bourse 10 fiat Rnt%s 6M 500
Further BY the Bank Of France spoken oL
IIvnPooL, Nov Is 1850
oosscs-saies yesterday 5000 bales, including 900
sss TO specus'ors and exporsers rhe markell closed
lui.t II r,ssy's rates
B,.sdsiuns quiet and unchanged.
Prov ssons dul,
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rhe Enlsrssou cammissoosrs ne, yesssrday without
quorum, and prooeeded nfornaily 70 bssisess, Con
gwsorsv verp,sncs presdios
mo difncuniss ose esstrg besw~cn NJ jerome and
the Boaso received feature by ,hs rsosps o.
following oommun,cat,ooi-
QrsnasrrSK, sr.rs~ Inssp,l
vAsvs 7osvnlI, Sov "a, 1890
70 TIE CosxrsrosyR ~ Ensssuos-
essrSsN'- Diving my Temporary as~~uos frcr Qsa
rsntre week am pfor MOI ths, The se~srds hsu.s
4 the Marine Hospital sso m onoe wers esp~-cd b,
~ sfslcor keys and The chief psrt ~ tb~ furnl
iure and stores nksn from ,he sn~srds Department,
sto the neceessfy Turn ture ~ one. s0oh STOVES
@fas chairs uecScs works inssrumcrts 10 sss~n
rerssrcm me dcnesscs m the sevsrds house. ssip~d
"a. sosc-rssd in isose sr,rsordnsry p.oo..siess .,
t.d saihcrivec them, vhich capsot pvrsure, - no
s bosoe ar request resslos thereto sas r-sched me
of such puvtr~e oesire your part
'me Coupicuous amongst the p~rsoas present durins
ne prooss the dopsst,os recosnIsed maa call
"a timsef FaTsn, also Ray ronpxins, Hq., snf
smother gentleman ngiI,sriy snovn - "Oas Eyed
fAily /" I mention this faot that the Commiss,ooers
ray tsv. scme ere 70 ,se .beessouss q The ptopsrsy
u 70 spe 10 M rompsus, bo~ever, W state that vhan
she fec prassoss other garden vegetables used -
me dcuesncs ~ere being ssbercd Up hy The rsp~
ci"us II she psry hs demonstrated 10 the Of IN
nspy sssrst ,be proc esing unprecedented 10 the
treatment % hosptas even spao stasea slAsc ocuss
aoensiy .bey .erc allowed 70 rcmais whether oasni
xsnt cf The foessoins fsc0 cv rot muss sook 70
honorable holy fov veplsc-mcos q The furstu-e
f ny oncs sso the fursihins ,he fusl for ths same
your acc~nt Yosr eayiy considsrAics Il earnestly
solicited very respectfully, your ossa,es, ssrysas,
J. n. JEROuE,
rhysclan Marine Hospital.
me above communicatloc cvesed consfdevseis Discus
sion. Finally. Mr. CAaaSoAS moved thai the ncArd
sud DOT pay w any furniture for The of The Aoccg
nor pay any debts that he would incur % ther scpunt
ne motion cAxr,ed
ne fa,.,surs ssd csh.v .st,s,s, [ ss.cs .ss pccsor
moved 70 wards Island BY order q the Oomms@scsess,
- theiy pvcpevty Hence The Whole a6as - pTessns
eetwssn the Docsov and he Bard pArsAkss soswhas q
she ludsrcus
rvsolusios ordering ssy csr property Ssscnsas 70
the Osw msioocrs Staten Island 70 ~ REMOVED wsa
theu ~ ,psed ana the Boasd sdtouvpsd
fhs vesAy aessmeut pveeestet showed The number os
enigrNBn hndef hers duise the pact 70 be NO
vhseh naksa As nunbsr fos ths pvcssot yeAr % far
- 10. me balance d Ne commutAsiss fund has nos
nailsn V ee,1n a.
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THE FEELING IN MARYLAND.

hAtnnonn, Nov. 2s, isee
Gov. Hcss, d nsyylssd, rspi'. 70 pssnscs nv q
special sssaea q We Legislature sssising ~svsss A.
He unwilling 70 plaos nAsyasd In pssis'. q sypsar
inG 70 sia ssy srsasosasis disss aessns, N usos
whilst - = rssdy 70 70 - Ar - any nAs In demand
iss NJ rights of the South In shs Unios.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

rnr snas -us .ss 80 q N s.ssn" vss srvsd
" = mv~ssA, g., - nurs6y. sns 22d sss.
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THE FAIR AT MACON, GEORGIA.

NAoos, Ga, Nov %, 1880.
The foreign department Of the fAiv opens Monday
he agricultural and mechanical the 10th OF Deoem oer
md The stock the 7h me for The articles and
sccommodations for people are complete.
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MOVEMENTS In CALIFORNIA.

ne people Of oAlsovs's are waiting with deep anxiety
cr sbs Easssu ssws showing the dispostioa Of the
soushen aAsss - Ne dssssus,cs QUESTION
Amer i.avpns os fipoons elecs'cn an political amino
.'s,ss greatly MODERATED he republicans well = de-
seeming BE- fearful Of trouble from the
present. political ecsd,t,cs n the country.
me sAcransnto Sasdard, organ cf the Brsohiuridee
democracy that The dssnlot,oo of The Union
evsble sna ursrs OIL iovnia and Oregon 70 seriously
consider the question of organizing republic
the Pscisc me idea 70 obtain little sym
sssny and dssousosd ny large portion Of the press
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AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
UNION MEETINGS IN GEORGIA.

OoLUxhts, ~, NOV -, loOo
mo Union or co operation Of thb city held moet
rg last night mo meeting was entire failure, very
is~ people being In astendanoe and no enthusissm.
Georgia 10 beyond doubt moro conservative than any
s,ber cctton STATE. The dbun,oa rely much upon
ne action Of Alabama s,uth oArona Florida and xisss
sippi rbe arss tvo ssssrs viii undoubtedly ssosde
the Georgia oOpventon meets, and this state win
loin them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

susRENsI0H or THE ST. LOUIS BANKS
- rOcrs. Nov. =. lsee.
An " sssks a ~ sssy, srssvs u. nssAAascs',
Vssa vnssssss " pssszrs q Iss7, ssspnAsA pspis
'syDsss hh msvsine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

IuANArNfNAFW FNVVEA ATIyHs
~ pvospsrity, soch - bas bsen
tsnn, should make - gvNkefni -
tho e~rsh, and especially shnukA -
ins ard rssise 70 Aia,Shsv eed ~
- ssate. ve bavs 90 p~oultnsiy e.
: vhicA roo sppvoaoAn ~ eAuuo.
bees preserved In - us~s.al -.
40 ~cnt~d essvsy. - brosghs
'ar~ pvwnssos, End oDmRsvoD ed
W cc~visossd fissvaily - - sD0-
cure In p ~ons end Denpmrxy. anl =
b'gh~st civil ard rolAQSoaa i,b~vsy.
eocoe have puvvued tAstv Several
"a. while blight - iaIhm ed
1ucss a. other isnds, TIE lascrs q
. re~ardcd vus abundans retuvn !;
year he's witnessed ~ spastvss6
enavuA9ed sith revclusiooe ~
- q var. our ovp happv la<d he1
-, ant the popular voice s>eks sx-
- Ne rssoefui wesss pvevtdsd ~
'ashevp. Bssll. n M mase n svsne
eeet ho~v 90 ere ms>1s - ~ thes
slem NJ ouv hspriness sse mrvei.
y vcvkise cot br,sbss~ 6eeesny ~
Iunble - sSovl~dgnsss of tsees 80
y IL nuuhsv - they ars elenveenw
N rvevessly boz osv spivfls beenre
yr~~i RuIer cf Ne usiveroo -,
bursxny, the s~estv sisah ~ a
: dsy q praise, tbsnksxivinG and
God. ard I recommends that ~ psO-
\ that dag ssstsss fvo<n theis uDuAl
s~mbied IN their pisces - vssunip,
Irre~ssens u evst'ssds ~ ths Cred
psvsi ssd spivisual bIesulDg.
I have hereunto stgna6 NJ namAs
! 80 a - ssa1s, - - sf>g = ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

After the tonrn. Al wesere request
ell to GO to PioneeDo. D. isehgihe
house, where a ''sad" az Preparea'
with an uplim;teduanty Of refresh
ments and cbsmr,ne az hbit,n,, The
fun waxed fast an%riou 200 fremen
and number ofyutsids OF all sorts'
soon used IN the kbera,upplies of Pho
neer Co. and EcelsioCo. No. 2, who
we're likewise teir gssts, proposed q
stampede to thei quarrs TO see IL any
thing were left FINN thr morning enter
tainment bat Is the inimitable fore'
man, Fred Lewis, We wisely remarkeo'
it was doubtful qrtion as to chap-
payne after entertsing such thirsty
cusses as Torrent Cot Port Huron, ou'
he could promise rem wliskey, hot
whiskey, cold WHISKY, whiskey spiced
and whiskey plsinSnd If they wante'
anything else why iere was more wins
key. The pfoposawas accepted ana TN
stampede took plac. The next adjourn
nent was 10 a hll-room, where you
correspondent became aware of the lac
that waltzing witha pretty Dutch girl a
midnight, to lively tune, has rather
tetidebty 10 make the head swlm,-o
Use it was that COMPOUNDED closeness {
he atmosphere again. we were at ia'
sc rted to the Niagara, with music, an
hus concluded day CT the. @ahheiil
hat ever even a fireman encountered
Tod bless you Pioneers
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

BREcKrNRrDGE NowHERE.-An opinion
is somewhat prevalent that in case the
Presidential election goes to the House
or Senate, Breckenridge or Lane will
stand the best chance for an election
This is not so. Either Bell or Douglas
will carry the South, as any one can sat.
jsfy himself by looking over the popular
vote of 1856. Breckenridge, of course
cannot carry any Northern State; the
candidates before the House, therefore
would be DOUGLAS, LINCOLN and BELL
AMI before the Senate, JOHNSON, HAMIIl
and EvERErr or, rather, tho twoof these
having the highestvote. So much for thu
chances Of the seccssionists in the contest
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19
SCOVILL'S
Sarsaparilla and Stillingia,
OR
B LOOD AND LIVER SY r u 7

- Prof. II. =. Newton SAYS in Cincin- :
= natl Medical Journal, [Vol. !, No. 5, page :
- $40, in regard TO the cure Of MARTIN ROB- :
- BINS, one of the most remarkable cures on :
record
- "Whie he trdS in The rorst imaginable :
oJp condition. we were called 10 attend him for
fracture CT the leg, produced by a fall The ;,
= indications Of n reunion Of tho bone, under the
z, circumstances, very unfavorable, for he
would sit day after day, picking out small :
- pieces Of The bone whioh Wouid slough Of.
- found him using ScorWs preparation, lrhich :
- he continued 10 use until a cure ras Effected :
"Wc gave him Institutional treatment, .
= being in attendance only n surgeon; yet We
" confess we had much curiosity to what =
could be done in system EXTENSIVELY :
2 DISEASED rs his was.
The journal remarks, in passing on, that y
= MANY other equally bad cases HAVE BEEN ;,
- CURED in this city, by the Syrup Of Sarsdpd- !.
= riia and Sfiiingid" 2
I'VE have known the manufacturers Of u :
= personally for many years, and can say that >
e they are reliable men"
Sold by JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor, Chicago, II
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

A YEAR OF PLENrY.-From all parts
of the country we receive the most salts
factory accounts of the harvest. The ex,
tent of ground under cultivation is great
er that in any previous year, and the
husbanman's labor is promised a rich re,
ward. The great cereal crops, wheat
rye, oats and corn, are generally in 9
most hourishing condition; and even or
chard fruits are more abundant than they
have been for many past seasons. The
receipts of grain at Buffalo, Chicago and
Milwaukee have been unprecedentedly
large within the last few months, showing
that the farmers are fastening to empty
their granaries to make room for this
years produce.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19
BOrc---Salt Wells. &c.

bore v u 10 perorate or penetrate hsond BODY,
and make round hole, by turning an anger, gimlet
or other instrument" ITO weary by tedious itera-
ton" $40 penetrate the earth" to- Webster.
Perhaps no class of men have a more
vivid appreciation Of the double meaning
of the above word than Artesian well
borers. They go on often well enough
for score of feet or so, rapidly and com
fortably, when all at once the game is eff
feetually blocked by some unforeseen cir
eumstance; one, perhaps, that no pru-
dence or foresight could have prevented.
Now il is drill broken off; and after
long and te 1ious trying to extract it, the
whole labor and material, for perhaps a
huadred feet, has to be reluctantly aban-
boned. At another time, several days
are spent in getting out swedge, which
by some means, either by pebble falling
or otherwise, is wedged in the bore and
will not come up. The pole, or success
sion of poles, rather, to which either the
drill or swedgo is attached at the lower
end, are connected with the engine at
the upper end by flexible lever, but
which it requires great power to BEND
This lever, as has been the case with the
new well at the salt works in this city
is often kept springing at the tightly
held pole at the rate of go times pei
minute for hours and days, even, without
being able to remove the swedge or drill
which some annoying and perplexing OBJ
struction holds tightly in its grasp below
These are few Of the annoyances
that the practical Artesian well digger
is subjected to- 1t would seem to be tn,
most singularly tedious, wcarisome, anC
'discouraging occupation in the world
When no obstruction occurs, progress Of
only few inches is made per day a,
times, owing to the intense hardness o.
the rock encountered. The first wei
sank was done all along without knowing
what was TO be the next order of thing
.gcologiasllX but from the record of thi
well, the others can be somewhat guided
and when certain rock or strata Of sol
is struck, its continuance is pretty Ger
tainly deterpined, and the next strait
expected in order. But here, as every
where, owing to the dip Of the rock, I
faults. or other causes, now and then on
well only two or three miles from another
differs very materially in the character {
its rock. lis expected that the well
now being sunk viii add materially I
developing the geological condition Q
this part Of the State, and they may re
suit in the discovery Of other msterial
from which wealth may be drawn
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19
MnRTGAaE SALE.

-pFAtJIT having been made IN the. condition OF
J mortgage executed by John Crosby ana nar-
r.et CrosD ;y Msw YORK to JAMES T. Brown of the
s'on oya caring date the twelfth day Of February
sam ,bonsand eight hundred and mty.hve, and re,
ordsd on the 18th day Of April 1888, " tho once OF
Rsgis,er Of Deeds for sagihaw County, Michigan, IN
liner "CD of mortgages, ON pages 4oi ana soz' anu
said mortgage having been by ,he s",a mo,ssasS
Inn r Draper then Of Lima, Livingston County,
Wv work. by a deed Of assignment bearing GATE tne
25th day Of February, 1855, and duly reecrueu IA
The so;d Register Office the llth day OIL marvn,
Ias6 in liber d" of mortgages on pages <iv anu
a5e. AZ amount claimed 10 be due and unpaid on
aid mortrare and the bond accompanying the SANE
at the date OF this notice being four hundred anu
seven dollars and fifteen cents, ana no SUIT on Pr
eedng having been instituted at law 10 recover 'no
| debt now remaining secured by saiu mor'g"s' VI
any part thereof .,... ,i,., no v;rtue Of
LIVER Of sale therein contained and by virtue oi
the statute N such case made and proviucu on
saturday the twenty-ninth day oil September, a. ~
le6O M two o'clock in the afternoon oil ina, oayi ~
The front door of the Court House, oil the county "
saginaw in the City Of Saginaw, in SAID county anu
state Of Michigan we shall sell at public auction o.
vendue 10 the highest bidder the premises descrpce
IN aid mortgage to-wit: All that tract or pareei
land situate, lying and being IN the soutneas' gun,
ter dissection fifteen C5) town thirteen llsl not.n
range three (3) east containing eigh'y he,os, 81.
ha sos, half of the said southeast quarter IN IN
SAGINAW District State of Michigan, according 10 IN
oea plat Of the SURVEY of tbs Sss IspS TS esre
HENRY y. CLARK, -
4 a, JOHN G. DRAPER, AS'spees'
Weber WHEELER; Attys
Dated, June 9th 1860 ,An
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19
Q A U T 10 N

A Ii PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
fAbuying the following described notes, as they
given for no valuable consideration, and pay
ment on the same will be resisted to the extent Of
the law:
One note Of sixty-four dollars (S64) given by
Thomas Oliver and George Oliver to c. ID. Farlin =
One note Of fifteen dollars (sl5) given by Thomas
Oliver to c. ID. Farln, and one note Of forty dollars
(S40) given by Thomas Oliver TO A. whittier
all there notes dated about the first of May, 1860
and made payable nine months from date.
THOMAS OLIVER.
GEORGE OLIVER.
East Saginaw, July IL, 1860. n5l-
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