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Year: 1850

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, at SO - Gracier streets. d8 III HO RENT-The SECOND STORY of % cas- -. 4 toHh9nse street. suitable for Storage of Furniture Ga etc. mas Hosting Wheel and other cOnVenience Rent EE Low. Can be seen by applying to 10 J. DURBRIDGE & co, on the premises FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENr.-Pieasant - = Furnshed Rooms in the large twosofy house. FIJI with GaIeries at the of ST. John and Pertdo - sereee. ~ R8 SF0RE TO RENT.-The large fouFstoTy Store (or psYt ~ Of sams) No 7S Tehouptouas street, formerly oc- eupled by Kennedy y Foster being splendid location sf tOI afge Western Grocery or Dry Goods House. ForA MA WM. L. CUSHING s. Co, IS Common st.
Year: 1880

THE NEW YORK Law AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD BONDS. An Act TO protect the rights of citizens e Of this State, ownings and holding / claims against other States: SECTION 1. Any citizen of this State. being the owner aud holder of any valid claims ag 1inst any of the United States of America, arising upon ~ written OBJ legation To- pay money, made, executed and delivered Ivy such Stale, which obi CATION shall be past due and unpaid, may assign the same 10 the Stale of New York, ana deliver the assignments there of to the attorney general OF, tho State. Such assignments shall be in writing, and shall be duly acknowledged before an officer authorized to take acknowl. edgement of deeds, and the certificate of such xcknowledg cement shall be duly en- dOrsed upon such assignment before the delivery thereof. Every such assign. ment shall contain a guarantee, on the part Of the assignor, to be approved by the attorney general, Of the expenses of the collection OF such claim, and it shall be the duty Of the attorney general, on receiving such assignment, to require, on behalf Of the assignee, such security for said guarantee as he shall deem aue- Quate. SEC. 2. Upon the execution and de- livery OF such assignment 10 the manner provided for in section OF this act, aud furnishing the security as III said section provided, and the delivery Of such claim to him, the attorney general shall bring and prosecute such action or proceeding in the name of the State of New York. as shall be necessary for the recovery of the money due on such claim, and the SAID attorney general shall prosecute such action or proce. ding TO final judg- ment, and shall take such proceedings after judgment as may be necessary 10 efectuate the same. SEC. 8. The attorney general shall forthwith deliver to the treasurer of the State, for the use of such assignor, All moneys collected upon such claim, first deducting therefrom, all expenses in cured by him in the collection thereof, or his legal representatives, sha
Year: 1870

"Tinle is fieeting." In vain we try to bind it with the fetters of our will. I'VE reach forth as it were, to gain pos session of but one moment, which is but a mere atom in the composition of time; yet, ere it is ours; tits forever flown. Small as they seem, these mo- ments make up the days, the months, the years and soon we shall look down life's vista at the golden grains of sand, some purified by the tears of sorrow, others glowing with the sun light Of joyous happy life. ''Thus time fieeth." But a few days since we welcomed the first bright morning of the glad new year. What beautiful pictures hope painted of the coming days but alas how few will ever be realized. Though but yester- day the new year dawned, it is already drawing to a close; a brief season of sunshine and flowers, then winter again. Times great hour-glass will soon be empty. Six thousand times our earth has sped round the sun. A few more cycles, and time will be no more. The first glad morn of eternity will have dawned, earth, with all of earth, will be forever past. Shall we have lived in vain? Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And departing leave behind as, Footprints ON the sands of time" MARY SNYDER,
Year: 1890

serving young men a start IN life. and 20 do a score Of other things for the state e uphuildug There would be- no gambling about such use Of the money. and It's fnan- cial income would be assured in more ways than one. and with this gain would come the best income of ala good conscience and personal self resuect. 1t Is a common thing now a-days 10 hear Of parties Of capitalists who are Inter ested' in some great scheme at the South or the West or any place, in fact, but at home. What we want Is capitalists small and large, who are interested in Yer. mont and who will show their interest in a tangible helpful everyday sort Of way. Read our trst-page article and see if We have not set this matter forth correctly.
Year: 1890

Most every Necheite Is in Pembina counting. I. G. Leckie started for Vancouver last week. VIM. Askew 10 putting up leo for yari. Gus parties in town. Prof. Lyons has the grippe; vacation for this scholars is the result. Judge Wylie's team took fly on the street scattering boxer and barrels all over town. Tho social club will conclude sue. cessful series of dances by grand hall Friday evening the 2lst. of February. Attorney Z. NJ. Conmy las been sui. fsrinR from neuralgia in the ear this week and he complains that this is too busy a time to enjov it. ARRANGEMENT are being made for q Catholic concert: in Neche on the It'll, inst. Tickets IS cents. A good time il promised and . general invitation is extended to all. A great amount Of interest ia sl,owen In this village over the Fischer and Morris cases As the parties live only fcw miles from here and are we'll known.
Year: 1850

Corner Of PennsyIoania Aoenue aud l4th street. Mr. Stevenson, New York Mrs M Middleton, son, Prltchard, Z and nurse, Ch'ston, sc q Clcmans, Ga j w Gregore, do X Dove, Havana Mrs Trellman do Mrs Dove, do nj Pembert and servant, Mrs Wolcott do Charleston, 81 Master Wolcott, do Mrs Day child, do c Higgins, New York G b Smith, Indiana nj Tracy. do j l. Petigru, Md II Bancroft & lady, Phil Humbert New York J w Massir, do Sabin, Boston l. Alexander, New York s Day, USN G Omeen, KY WP Blakry, do Turner, Maryland e ii Moore, New York Mrs t Coffin, three L English, USN children, and nurse, NJ Hunt, Boston Charleston, sc e Leland, do Trapman, do X + Blake, New York Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Apenus, bet,oeen 9Th and tn streets. DIR Hodges, Md ZB Beall, Md r Hunter, NY w Duval & son, Md ] Pollock, Brookin &C Davis, Phila ] Lynn, Tenn Ebenback. Norfolk Ak snsay sS NY chill = R sdaa p hi dren, Charleston Mrs White, NY Kessal, do Mr. Cortew & lady, Bost w MILAN, Va Mr. II M Even, Phila + M Henderson, Va National Hotel, Corner Of Pennsylvania Auenue and 9th street Miss NJ r Morse, NY JB Jones, Pa Spear, LADY, and two MIR O'Nell children, Charleston Schwager, Wy ID Lathrop, jr Wunder II Mcclure lady, ~ ID s Bryan, Bait Miss Price, do B Hale, Ala Mrs ArInistead and son, Col Artcmas Lee, wife Va and daughter, Mass Emerson, Va G II Jones, Bost Miss Emerson, do Prof Higgins, Md Bayes, Bait G w Wheelwright, Bost J Schwartz, Pa United States Hotel, Pennsylvania Apenue, beftceen 3D. and Al streets Fayng lady Lond w Foutz 4 lady, Jer- ) Laughlin son, Pa sey Shore. Ly co Crungle, Wheeling Mr. Peters, Va II Webster, Nc Van Dyke and daugh- G Gale, Wisconsin ter, NY IA w Daggett, Mass Mann, Washington Gadsby's Hotel, Corner Of Pennsylvania Arente and Sd street Mrs Elliott, Texas Mrs Gibson and daugh- Cause, ter, Philadelphia Cause, Philadelphia w briggs, New York NJ Edgar, Baltimore w Hague, Boston Capt Sutherland, Phila Mr. Kent, MARYLAND Mrs Blair, do w X Johnson ladv Delano, ny child and se
Year: 1890

ease has appeared In several villages In the | province Of Toledo and suspicious cases / have been discovered la Madrid. The French steamer Amerique ran down and sunk the English steamer Red Brook on ~ Nazaire, France. Three persons were drowned CITY Clerk w. T.. Harvey has left Con- eordia, kas., for parts unknown. An eN- animation OF his books show him 10 be a heavy defaulter. His populations have cx- tended over period OF more than year. An assomblage which crowded the Aca- denny OF Music, New York. saws gymnast fall cighty-three feet while performing on a dangling bar. lie struck two empty or chestra chairs. was terribly cut aud bruised, but may recover. George Early aud Byrd Woods, colored. were hanged ut Rocky Mount, Va, for arson committed In October last. Mrs. Robert Gray was arrested at Fred erickstown. Mo-, charged with the murder OF her husband, la whose stomach arsenic was found. Edward G.. Beardslec, Pullman conduct or, was shot by Harris Il. Jordan, porter on the train, at the Union Depot, ST. Louis. Beardslee has died. Jordan was arrested. A quarrel between the men caused the shooting. NJ. u. Chapplcau was shot and killed by Deputy sheriff Rollins la Denver while re- sisting arrest. While the United States man-of-war Omaha was firing of Dwarf Bay, Japan, Dahlgren gun exploded, blowing J. +. kirkc To pieces and fatally injuring Carl Emanuelson. n a ...A men. got into an argument on the tariff question at Ironton, o.. when Carter, In III OF passion. drew II revolver and shot Lee, killing him. Carter was arrested. William Hauton was killed by railway train nc East Saginaw, Mich. Mamie Hogan. aged twenty, was fatally shot 10y her father at lIazardylle, Pa. che left the house to attend a ball after her parents had retired and attempted To enter without arousing them. The father mis- took her for burglar and fired on her with fatal effect. Patrick j. O'Bricn, miner, fell six hun dred feet Ia mine At Hancock, Mich, and was mangled beyond recognition. Edward
Year: 1860

3"VNDNf 7, JAZZ TO, TS3V. The Senate was called to order at 10 o.clocl, ri. by Lieut. Gov. MONTAGUE. The Comn,sstoHer from SonfA Cnrofiar. The following communication was received from the Governor. read by the Clerk OF the Senate. and, on motion. was laid on the table aud or dered 10 be priaied: ExECvrirr nEpsgTNyNr 49,, January 10Th 1880. Gsatie1ifa OF the Senate and House Of ftsFsggfsS lay before you letter tins day reseiyed from .te Honorable Christopher u. Menim,nscr, dis,n- guIshed citizen os the State of ssnniA CaroIa &c eo:apaned py several resolutions. adopted unaii- nou.ls by ine Legisiatnrs OF that Stais. HIS com. MISSION IN regular Io1ni has been delivered To ne IN person, and flied IN the office of the Secretary oi STATE. Respectfully. JOHN LETCHER.
Year: 1860

ARKANSAS. THE Proprietors of the 1h l above establishment havere-N SFN gently enlarged and added to theirxasaR=zzsass- former facilities for doing any kind of work in their line, by supplying their shop with fine Iron Lathe and Planer for finishing irons of any description, and efficient workmen in the Moulding, Blacksmthing, Pattern making, and Finishing departments, they would re- spectfuy ask those wanting anything in their line to give them a call as they will make Castings of the best quality of almost any description on short notice. Machine Black smithing done well and promptly. Patterns made when wanted, also Iron turning and blaming done neatly and with despatch Any kind of Machinery repaired or made, Gin Gear of the best quality on hand or made to order Dog Irons, Flow Points, Gudgeons and Boxes, and many other articles too numerous to mention, always on hand. Persons wishing work done will confer favor on the undersigned, by giving them call before going East or North for their work Shop on Main street, near A. J. ard carriage manufactory. DRAKE S BYRD. Little Rock, Jan II, 1860.
Year: 1880

Compass deviation we know, says London Truth, is caused by ''local attraction and the following curious example Of 1t, according to the Judgment OF yacht captain" is said to have occurred last autumn. Said the captain to the owner: II wish, sir, you would ask that lady to move away from the pinnacle; the ironwork In her head puts our compass wrong" The as tonished owner exclaimed: 'What on earth do you mean and the captain" soon explained himself '.You see, sir, the lady's head Is cram iuu OF iron hairpins and every time she sits down near the pinnacle she puts the compass out good point and half" 1t Is needless to add that the lady was instantly removed to q berth remote from the pinnacle.
Year: 1880

10 he EdRor Qf TIE National Republican, SIR; do want TO speak word Of praise for a gallant son Of tho empire state-a man whose matchless cloquence have often listened to during the late campaign who mOdo the opening speech OF the canygss and who kept at Il TO the tnGuishcd at the forum genial with all men; the man who dared to prosecute tho chisholm" brutcs of Kemper county his unweariel labors have added no little 10 our success, and hundreds OF thousands will long remember tho musical voice the sound logic OF his argument and the devotion to the principles of repuOlicanism that go 10 make the true mRu VINO bears the honoTcd name Of Gen eral Stewart l., Woodtord Of New York. NoNEMBEn B. A WEsIERN MAN.
Year: 1860

'E'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr- Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Baltimore city, Maryland, letters of Administrations with COPY Of will annexed, the estate of HENRY CLIFFE late Of said city deceased All persons having claims against the said estate hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the 18th day of May next they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate payment Given under nay hand this 9Th daV of November A. u 1860 HENRY WEBSTER,
Year: 1860

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 20. By a special dispatch to the N. Y. Herald, we learn that Thurlow Weed, Judge Slasson, and ]. III. Van Allen, Of New York, arrived here from the East in the early morning train. Weed was closeted With Lincoln from o until S1clock. He brought his compromise along, which was She subject of ear nest discussion. 1t is said that modifi- cations were insisted on by the Presi- dent elect, relative to the recognition Of the right of slavery in the territories, and that the idea of the restoration of geographical lines were repudiated. Weed returns this evening. 1t is re- ported that he will take the modified programme to Washington, where it will be submitted to the Republican members of Congress. He saw no one but Lincoln and few of his friends. Moses Grinnell is mentioned as Sec rotary Of the Treasury, and Mr.. ORA per as Collector. Mr.. Stewards declina- ton of a. seat in the Cabinet is said to have beer estimated. The news from Charleston has pro- duced a great sensation in political circles. Mr.. Lincoln, however, re- ceived it calmly. The President elect IS grossly misrepresented in Cobb's last BITTER.
Year: 1860

JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Dealer, < <. < = \: = X. !. . ASA Little Rock, Ark.-will constantly keep EMfxHA on hand full assortment of Italian and EESsFN} American marble, and will furnish monu-' Nfgl*S, ments, Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs of lM A every description on the most reasonable A terms and in good style He will also x.---sX make bureau tops, table tops, and do every kind of work in his line. His yard is on 1 Markham street. Feb 23 '39
Year: 1870

HoRATIO SEYMOUR was in Chicago on Saturday, and the Democratic Comply Convention being II. session there, II com- mittee was sent to invite him To address the Convention He complied, and in the course Of his speech said that recent ents had satisfied him that the power and distines Of the Frde:al Government were fast centerug in the valley of the Mississippi and the west, and he knew tha in the Keeping Of such people, who were the blood and kindred Of the east, old landmarks and liberties would b. sacredly preserved This is one of the most sesibe utteranceS that the ey cans idate for the Presidency has made. - We are glad that his faith in the people is increasing.
Year: 1850

QUEER SITUATIoN.-Gov. Qutman, of Mississippi, having been indicted by grand jury in New Orleans, for alleged participa- ton in the Cuba expedition, the Governo or of Louisiana has made requisi,ion upon him, for himself. The constitution Of Mississippi provides, that before Governor can be tried for a criminal offence, he must be cached and removed by the Legislature this, however, refers to crimes against that State, and whe- ther it will! be construed as TO apply to those against the United States, seems to be somewhat doubtful.
Year: 1860

Side between 5th and 9th, LOUISVILLE, KY. January 18th, lS6n. ly Largest Southern Piano Manufactory' Gold Medals in four Sucessire Years' 4 T the Maryland Institute, be- fsssss.. f.sssss-sz3 "A sides first premiums at the FairslT 2 ! sl ill Philadelphia, Washington and Richmond. Testimonials of excellence from THALBERG STRA' BOSCH, and G. SATTER. As also from some of the most eminent Professors and Amateurs in the country. WILLIAM KNABE X CO.,, Nos. l, 3, 5 and :, North Eutaw street, BALTIMORE, would respect. fully invite the attention of the public to helr well assorted stock of Grand and Square Piano Fortes, which, for beauty offnish, power and sweetness of tone and elasticity of touch, having beeR by judges, pronounced unrivalled. Every Piano guar anteed for five years, and privilege of exchange granteda any time within months, if not entirely satisfactory. Terms liberal call is respectfully solicited before purchasing elsewhere. PIANOS taken in exchange, hired and repaired. WILLIAM KNABE & CO.,, < Feb 9. 1860. 1y Bdttumore
Year: 1880

The Rock Island L Peoria road under its present management, is rapidly taking lis place among the great first class thor oughiares. Considering the length OF the lipe-a little less than hundred miles it is building up remarkable business, and is one of the most important arteries Of Peolil commerce. An average OF about fifty carloads of freight arrive daily by this line, which to a large extent is consigned to Peoria men. Our dis,illeries. sugar refnerics and slaughter houses draw largely on it for their sup plies. A great amount of money is being expended upon the roadbcd aud equip ments. The old crezy bridges have been supplauted by sclid masonry, or what lie better, permanent en- ankmeni and now steel rails are taking the place ct tho cid iroa ones, as fast as the work can be done, Ii is a road OF insstimable value 10 Peoria, if it did not change ends. as it were, when the present management was established, Peoria Call
Year: 1870

sssassaa = The following named boats GRAND ihIASA ERA, George L. Kouns, master ss1afEsssast SELMA, John Kouns master. and LA s7slzs-s<-a.@BE BELLE, W. 7. Boardman, master, have forned regular ten-day line between Shreve- port and New Orleans, leaving New Orleans Tues days ana saturdays. and Shreveport Mondays ana Fridays upon the arrival of The cars from Haville anr-21tf
Year: 1850

TsHE subsoIihar respectfully iayiea the paiToSaeeof 4 .tlie TRAVELLING FL 10, confident faat fss.ss ie can supply the wants Of the Transient Visiers rs .. Mongotnefy As well as any Of his oompetitar Those are Tong "a Or returning from The North. Gan Obtain We rIead can and steamers, A fine -four hore oNIN Illus IN ntfepdHnce, convey aseges To and from The boats % the cs, ee Of charge The Recommendations nm equa 2 any other ealsmen in the town. and being al nunced ate offer additional inducements TO the travelling pnblc The best Stewards, Cooks and Servants are eeage and 20 pans viii be spared 10 render Che stay Of vs pleas saSO d&WT & d 4RFRcRoMRIR
Year: 1860

Ri-aiiHg sum Patrh.-On Saturday evening" last, negro hackman, while awaiting the ar rival ofthe Petersburg train, took a short walk on the bridge. and passing TOO near the edge, fell Off a distance OF thirty feet. Several per. sons who saw him astened to the spot to as- certain his fate, supposing that he had been killed; but on getting there found him making his way TO them apparently none the wors0 off for his unexpected fall.
Year: 1860

i. NIVII-NIiUIlV-N Editor and Proprietor Galveston News. From Rev. J. Berg, Of Tie Baltimore Irue Union. Dir. C. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir: Your looflands German Bittcrs is dcsevcdiy popular, and believe is calculated to re move a host Of ''the ills which flesh is heir tor Yours truly. JOHN BERG. IMPORTANT no SUFFERING MEN.
Year: 1850

CARROLL CoUNTY.-T'he Democrats of this county having refused TO accede to the proposition Of The Wings. to run union ticket for the State Convention, both palties will hold mass meetings a, Westminster TO nominate candIdates-lhe Wings on Thurs day, the S,h inst, and the Democrats on Saturday, the 10Th. The Democrats, how ever, profess, in their call, to dispense with party, and declare their intention 10 nomi- uate Reformers, whether Wing or Demo Gratis.
Year: 1850

ticc had been given, well any others which might be introduced, should be disposed of and the bill matured for final action, before any vote deci sive upon its fate should be given lie had duty 10 perform TO the bill, TO the country, and to the committee, and he desired 10 perform that duty. lie wished TO address the Senate upon the measure at such time when il would be maturcd for final vote. But lac would conform To whatever course the Senate should think proper TO pursue. lie was willing 10 go on now, or on tomorrow, or at amy time the Senate desired. lfit was desired TO take test yotc or a vote which would determine the fate OF the bill, he would proceed with what he had TO say now. Mr. HALE said that he agreed with what had been said by tho Senator from kentucky as 10 the propriety of disposing of the amendments; and thar the Senate should be brought to a direct vote upon the bill. The Senator from Massachusetts said that the OPP ponents of the bill were made up of persons who agreed upon other subject under heaven, aad now united in bonds OF paternal feeling TO OPP pose this bill. He would say TO the Senate that he had witnessed as quite an extraordinary meeting of the friends of this bill, which had taken place out of the Senate of course the parties composing the meeting of which he spoke he would pa ticularize by the names of States. When he entered the meet in :, there two old and venerable gentlemen sitting together, check by jowl, in arm, smil ing upsn each other. These were Michigan and Kentucky. There were also two other gentlemen prcscnt-Mas sachusetts and Mi SISSY one OF these (Mississippi) a fiery old fellow, and he thun- uCrCu away AZ inc w llulOt prONlSO, ana denounced i AZ an Infamous measure; rs a thing dead ana bu- red forever. The other (Massachusetts) did not like this WELL and he SAID Oh no, don't say that remember that ten years ago filed caveat TO pre- vent any one taking out patent Tor that provlso; it was my invention; do not call IL an