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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-09

It was, for what we had had of him. larger than we had expected, although We had had nothing of which we did not ourselves keep an account. Only he had raised the price of ali his articles. Otherwise, his account agreed honestly with ours
 The worst is the arrears of my last years bI He begged for the payment of the same, as he is in great need of money. The whole amount due is eighteen shillings.
 Iweut to see Mir. Lester He is very po- lite and reasonable man. hoped to satlsfy him by paying him in part, and promised te pay the remainder by Easter. But he was not to be moved, and he regretted that his need was such as to drive him to make use of every Reans. If he could, he would gladly wait; but within three days he would have to pay 2 note which had just been presented to hlnl.-- With merchant credit is every thing.
 To ali this there was nothing to be said in reply, after my repeated requests for delay had proved vain. Ought l to have allowed him to go to law against me, as l threatenedy | sent him the money, and paid off the whole debt. But now my whole property has melted down to eleven shillings Heaven grant that the actor may soon send back the little loan Otherwise know not what help there is for us.
 Now if thou knowest not, thou maa of little faith, God knowe'h Why is thy heart cast dowpy What evil hast thou doney Poverty is no crime.
 5, aI \
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-09
EDWARD c. GOODWIN, Editor and Publisher.
Ie thought of his children's needy feet;

He thought of his children's needy feet;
 His barrel of meal was gone; And the question arose, What shall We eat, What raiment shall we put ons'' He thought of the ravens, how they're led. How the lilies garments grow: But when was a ravens rem ua1paid.
 Or a lly arrayed for ssosoP With tender emotions all astir,
 In the Parsons heaving breast, His children's mother-he thought of her How she who had done her best, Still needed hood, and cloth, and thread, A dress and thicker shawl, Till, pressed in spirit, he knelt and prayed To the glorious Lord of all. The evening came, and he met his wife, And his blooming children nine; Yet nought they saw of tke inward strife That harrassed the sad divine: H sat seren. in the central seat,
 And his wife sewed near his side, His children lowered about his feet,
 And he to be cheerful tried But when he went to his nightly bed, To sleep till the waking morn, He felt as he piIlowed his aching head, That he wished he q ne CT been born. And all that night was his pillow drowned With the tears no eye could see, But His, who once for the thankiess groaned, And bled upon Calyary's tree.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-09

SuIcIpE.-The following $ SD anecdots of Dr. Johnson:--
 Boswell once asked Johnson if there was ID possible circumstance under which suicide wolls be justiiabie
 hNo,s was the reply.
 :" Well" says Boswell suppose a man had been guilty of some fraud that he was equally certAin would be found outn
 Why, then, says Jobuspn in that case 1st him go to some country w,hele he is not knaup and not to tho deyil where be b known"
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-09

Two spirited translations of this tale have ai- ready been made in this countrythe first of which, by Mrs Elle1 appeared in moathiy magazine of this city, and the second. by the Rev wm. Furness was published in the Gift. annnasss in rsafting it. not in the hope m improving it. but to make it uniform with the original edition from which these tmnslatious made. the editor as had thsse 9ug- mer versions constantly before him, and In many passages found he could do no better than copy or the other armcsi literally. PC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
HOUSE SALE Of SPLENDID FIRST CLASS
Ii FURNITURE, MARBLE STArUARY rich CHAN
pFILFRS SC To MORROW (Frdsyl, May ~, q iot

ocock
RUSSELL w wESTCOTT. Auoionser, will seil - esove
the ste spei did FprLturs contained IN house NO i West
Plat attention OF those In want 81 superb
Rosewood FuruuIe called to this sale the honss rsPsts
with every dsbs for msgndcenty furnished
ali made order and used but i've mouths all Of which
wi without shine consst"s Ia part Of
double suites Rosewood PsIlor furniture made BY Hatch
ns with slip for every piece; one double suite do
cmson satin costly octave Rosewood Piano
70 earl keys with stool and two msbie-t,o Res
wood Esger Plate GLASS poors six ffsnch "sr and nts
Mirrors very and richly fraasi Turkish an Recsptos
Chairs and msdsion tapestry; French Secretary es
CANT Faueu with sold Marble Etrusc aud conan
Vases Mosaic and Stsuay Top Center and Pier Table, Rose
and Bookcase uch Lace Curt Gold boz
dered Shades Ormolu Clock Mu Cabinet sh uunbss Of
splendid Psintrls richly framed rich Velvet and Tapestry
Carpets III ssh on Cloths four eesact Chandeliers 0ss Fix
lures Rosewood Msrbletop Bureaus Bedseshs Wash.
stands Commodes AID Wsrdobes all mss 10 ordsr 10 m,,oh
throughout; Oval Mhros Rosewood Suite In hair cloth ID
brsry ookcase elegant Hair Hstrsses Beds &c ChsvS
Glasses &C. with large variety Of DinnsrUom Fafntsfsi
eegsnt Extension Tsbese - perso' rich Duner Set
Tea do RUBY Cry sta Glass match thfoushcut;
Iyory aud Pearl Cutlery; rich Syerwsrs. &c with Chsneer
Furniture mshogsr the best description Basement runt
ture &c Parties distance wai 6nd this sale repre-
the house being rcplete with eyery segsnes oop
will be required Of puichas The goods 70 % removes
Immediately from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
WEEKS L CO... s. HIGBEE, Auctonser.
UICRFE will sell on THIS DAY. MAY

Os - at cS o'clock at No. 100 Fulton and No 81 Anasts
splendid Of Rosewood and Mahogany Suites
Paflor Furniture covered rich aee and hs coth. s
hoered it'll e best cured hair and finished In the best Won
snshp Chairs Patent Desks, oak Dining
Sutes green rspps Tables la oak walnut a.
mahogany Book Cases in rosewood Se Bureaus frsoen
Plated Were Fancy Goods &c. OAK Shebostd marble
cold oak Chairs Chairs 6c Office Furnurs nsm
Mattresses Psssses rosewood aud mahogany Bcdstesd Con
ter Pier aud Side Tables, Lounges, Lace Curtaina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
n. WILsos, Auctioneer
MAGNIFICENT and COSTLY HOUSEiOLD

Vl FURNITURE-Heavy French plse Per and msnus
wood Piano Forte marble Vases Brontos vovos
Carrots elegant Chandeliers, Oil Painting ac the h7e-
story residence No 22O West 1fth.t-H WILSON. Aie-
tIoneer cell To- MORROW (Fridsy at icy o'cio;t pro.
csey the entire elegant Furniture Of tho sboyo hou.e mof
(which made 10 order AID OF high cost and superior
worn marship. , -,
French with solid rosewood frames made to order.
sd rosewood and Pier Table large od Sc
Tar, BooEcs.e Reception Chairs in satin; largo Essy
Chairs IA spsn FreUch plato Pier 0ss with sas
marble Vsses three fest bsb magnificent 0rsndolss rcA
brosstee a. ace Window Curtains shades velvet Csros.
elegantly carved Essse with plate Glass cost tHo
Is OF great and Of high three sosant 0ss
Cherdepr go NIL,
DINING-ROOM-masnI snt solid oat EEtensos Tssss.
cost go: Chairs. in plush osk Secre'sry.a msho 70
match houshout elegant gold band Dinner Set zo psces
sl5 ruby and crystal Cut Glass Ware rich Sn,e6 ws
Casters Tea vice. Sayers Fruit Stands ard b~feo
Cofee Urns Kes. Napkin Ring. spoons. Forks Lsties
Liquor Stand Butter Kaye Sugar Tongs &c best oil irop
Cutlery, Tuublers Goblets, Wines, 0eeanters. &c.
CHAMBERS AND NURSEBr-Costly rosewood and ms
hossny ssfa LOUNGES Couch Bed. Bed.tss5s Ba,' .
wsts asds Comnodes rosewood Suites IN hsfcioh and aux
Chsirs RocI elegant Psr and Mantle Mirrors pare h.s
Mattresses. best geese feather Beds Bo sers aud Pnioss
CouDte psD,sj tire, painted Bedroom Suite. eo%ps's -
gram Carpets. Oicioh Hal Stand suyefpsed Stsf hoe
Work Table, Clocks &c. Also, largo and genera sssosk
DsBt Basement and Kitchen UtensiIs The Furniture
this use Is worthy Of the especial attention OF those ssout
furnishing cash deposit viii be required Of III pofchsss
and every article will be cold without any reserve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
JOSEPH HEGrnAS, Auctioneer.

ERIDA1, May 30, at to OcIock q. m, 81 tue
c.ntr. s.le.room. corner Of woushey and pe.l s.'
Regulsr Weekly Sale comprising general sssortrnent
HOUSEHOLD 'FURNITURE-2 Pianos. Rosewood Mslo
deon vioins Rosewood Mshcg,ny Bcdscsds Mshss..y
resus W.shsnds Diupg. Tea aud Center Tables Spring
Mattresses Diysns Chairs Silver plsed Tea sets RetS~s
tors Stoves Hedenbursh Heaters school pets and mtcea
aneous Goods Also, Feed Wagon Patent Mahogany In
yalids ravenz Chair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
SAMUEL OssooD Co., Auetoneers
MAGNIFICENT and COSTLY FURNITUK6.

MAUNIFICENI and CUO LII r UNNItUuus
Vl FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. ROSEWOOD riAny.-
FORTE, RICH GAS CHANDELIERS, tc.-sAM1V ~
OsOOOD Co ,Auctioneers Store No 81 Nassau o. WIN
THIS DAY THURSDAY ct ~ O'Clock IA, O. me nov
No. 70 Es.t 18th 4ih tbs whole Of The
lie abb We house. In the Paofs Will DO foutd kcn sev
Tapestry CARPET suites Rosewood Fufnilnre 10 ssn
large PreLch Plate Mors several valuable ~ ~
yery Is ao.swoOd Piano Roste Rsssood Marble 1e "a.
sere Rosewood Ms beop Center Tables thrse fichy M
ChsB5sers eo.tly Satin Brocs,ele Woas- ssit
cost Ia nhs ego 62O window Lace Cnrsaos No..
Dining Room Extension Table Side Bosrd rieh bons
Set PIsed Ware Glassware &c The Bedrooms 81. ~. 80
With Nanoasry ana r. ameed Furniture oil OF when ~
nece order The sale Ill commence Ia toe q
EicbeT Furniture CATALOGUES viii bs ready e"J w
"a Terms cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29

" LEsDs. AnctoEeor-By H. h LxEo. - 800 of
On FRIDAY, May 80. at IL o'clock. IN ,.v .r, ~
" store Nc. g Ns~ae superb MAKE .ess wsrs
Cray jane BY imported Trustee. The o~nef sc.,sS.
eclts e. her. snc sels her o0y besu.e - 49,
ert keep Dor Ionser 9 brood mare She V OF A
ton AID EXCELLENT under tho eddie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
Tor sALE-A desirable COUNTRY SEAT

end nall FAM q tw-' y aeies 81 Cd
the p.lsw.r, River end Camden s:e AUby Railroad o.
mile from the City Barii ston good and xAs>he nPo 20
ehs fruit ,hsde, Oh ubbery. two etss.e,,
sceuiS suuri; snt 64hir. Apply tofRANhLiN mVL-
NAN esa Buriir ytor n. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
w = MELLos Auctionser-By HoUGHros MxLLos.
BURNT IRE and MINORS, THIS DAY

L'U II y I Z II r. dnu NIIhNONSI ITfIo DAI
(hursdsy). st 10y O'Clock at No us sssssus-we shsn
SCI. 10 gnment ard 20 advances large sssos
met OF Furniture Mirrors and Piano fof,s O Post
Ug Cravings French China Vases snd Silver plated Ware
m. cous art of wood Bedoads Bureaus
and mahogany do, Etaseres Extension Tssss
Psrc Suite and three coo'sd satin and h, cloth Hs
tsire d. Sdsboads and Haistsnds LbHy Book
case and Secretariss
Also six rosewood roctavs Piano Fores, warranted.
Also large rvoce OF Oval Pier and Mantle git framed
French plate Mirrors well worthy of sttention We
mend hi ally to the rsds sod the public
pr-ebt 81 Opportunity rarely met With Catalogues o. We
morning Of ssls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
WELLINGTON A. CARrER Auetaneeg.
MANAGED TOBACCO HARDWARE, &c

~ FRIDAY tts;uSTo~ at 10y eeest 81 no o. psyr -.
Of Soap Of Paper Portable writin sdisS
Work Boxes SpCogs Scissors HALVES aud Forks, C.rvers
Axe Haf. bets Hammers Chisels. Saws Sc CO. Csaus.
Liquors, Wi.es, Sc in tots to suit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
GaIes b., auction
A. NJ Mrswis. Au. 'ooem
RY BANGS. BROTHER & Co.-Irade-SsIe
ID Recus, No ifPGt row .
MONDAY, TUESDAY snd WEDNESDAY .NNrERSOON3.

MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY .NrERSO0N3.
June i6. II sDd is 81 O'Clock each az
LARGE LAW Library Tho Library Of sn sNiaera lee.
YET recently eeeesei comprising full eel Of Eagss snd
American Rsports both ia Lac AL Equity, Des1 Apntes
mepts T-At Baks &C. Among them ell the Ss~.yoet
Rerot including BartoeI so. Com'tocl via. ce.ss.
Ia se VI via Wendell p ,o's Ssoford. vss Seldsn.
vol. Hul 7vos Hall vols the Report, Of Noe Jefsey,
q United Sses supreme Court Reports Alec Shisdeaphs
Law ~ complete 90 vols En.lish Common Ls~ Reports.
us CORES OF s the OLD shsh folio Reports Bsct
se Bngh RossL qut PnlleEs Crosers Cronps.a and
Jeryss Croupon and Aeesou's, Nssey's Bro~u's hWv.
Dur ford s,d F.s ard ether Enfh Reports Hsrers stsss
Trisl, Bscons AbiSsement. United state, Dsesn &c
amounting all nearly 1000 vo!umea Catalogues Va pfeS
arafio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
Daints, Oils, Glass, sc.

DRIDGEWATER Plaintiffs best article
ID know oofs Of houses decks and bottons e vessels
outside worn gener being perfect protection against
the the pierre For sale st the CompsnysDePo
No ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
ADRIAN H MULLrs, Aucticnecr
EXECITORs SALE Of EEAL ESTATE 10

II BRoOKLYN-Ths subs b-r Al oa-r Tor sale st pssc
sueor the Merchsn's Exeha IN the City OF New
OF TUESDAY. ia At y NJ. N three parcels the foo~
ing lots Of land situated and h places Brookyb bstweea
Court and Smith sts.. VIZ
lots the nofthey side of 81 place, commencing at the
westerly side of Smith 81.
ot. on the Souhery side Of opposite the above
9iots pottbehy aide place Commanding he
westerly side OF Smith. ct.
Zach Of aid lots being Is feet width and 1 fss 81 ncAss
In depth the front Is feet 81 nehes 70 b. occupied esart
yards. 49,
The above pre- pery will be .e up tho following prices via
5000 for each parcel 3ip,see, SD ~ 900 for that "a &
psce and III b. cold TO the hehes bidders above thss
prce 10 per Of the parchsss TO be paid the
esy sale the balance the s July next delivery Of The
deeds preferred thrds OF the purchase money nay
main mortgage the premises psysbs Ia three pears from
Let July, with interest OF per cent p.r snnum
d. IA EEyINS Executes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
VIZ H. psAxKLIs. Aurtiouees NJ,
VALUABLE LEASE for IS YEARS on Cnam

b.n,,d W.rr.o >s. sso LOT l7thst ct svSss1
WIN n FRANK LIN SON will ssll ct ssea,e oa Tdosy
DAY hisy 2sh c'eioet =. che M.rh.e's EIesssss
Nay s5 v..b Pep' No. lss g M .. ss sS
IN, :. Lv rs fest 10 cspsh Anusd roune rect oS hs ~
ieu os.bfr esoca West I7thSt Ut On ne &c. -
~ ,yl AZ trtv,<n Dh aod Sch pos ufshs perc ua0
ri ,te eoes q The spetioo ssp. No Drosd~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
p C. HALLIDAY, Auetcoeef A. o.
SALE. By order OF toe -

pr.ms Cou-t Of valuable Real Estse on snAY
p c. HALLIDAY viii set .. Auction on VIZ z.sses,a:
Jufe 1876 a. the Merchants Exchange unoe' ,oo ~ -
a Phio T. Rugsss Referee West 2Eb st-' 10" On 80
suh size West 18Th bsiDnirg 40 evt esse = f-st
lib escb Los beii feet VIDE NJ eac fen -. ssy
,rches eeep Thee Lots located IN eeuo, - IL
apidy Nrrosns IN value ans offer desaae ithsut
pre6,sbIs TIE sale viii be positivs sso N
reserve 20 the hikes bidder msps can be oeserso ~
Gee u the Aue,ioneer. No. Wal 81 tnoD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29

60, soub,. d vELLiS0-HOUSs. .tsisiax u ROM.
G.,Sso ese with,a eve uuss' w.t Of the pepot Aeey
Lt ~ W WILLIAMS. 81 Life iusursaes co@fs.s Nc
ri 1c,sdrsy Res cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29

ALBERT n. EIcoL ~, Auctionest r.,se
CUPREME COURT-Charles NJ. kiog. g. ssr
- aud Others sg.ins Jsmes Sherman ard obee al q
susree II ju6ement IL ,n's scton ALERT ses Ix.
on SATURDAY hsy 81. st lz yelocG ne "e Referee,
the HOUSE LOT klown No. 10 fosrth:n esnt Mo-.
front hy rs feet %. $3.50 remain ON bo2d az
xaxe Fer full a. tculsn Legal Notice In ESeons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
,,;erI COUNTRY SEAT

ard FARM Of the late Hon. Flb-it H. Jones GOA Aa'ns
shu ice ,ers Of blly cul,iyat~d Land sith Or
situated tbs ,. shy WALLACE o. Oyster PAL u -
Uorfe .ciors aud 6nely 81 .ded with vAfeV
80 "a orr.mentet with shooe Sh ubber raniins
V.urs.lr Wee the Bay Ard Sou Tbs Oat Su4aine
ron, st OF Bans lee House. Se ~ in GOOD
sooe rttae Distant hcaa New OH miles daIy eonha
sten by steamboat sal isirod For far.ssf pa as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
TntIrrp, 6arbwarf, ann Iron.

DIRONDAC COLD BLAST CHARCOAL
n PIG ZION by the CcsP.S;,;; r.2' @. vx-,,,.
MFRICAN SHEARS. SCISSORS, &e:. Of the
"A reI.brs,ed rsmp VI" Me,h d, o. h,,J =. ~ :,
ar, osh-r m de. tn asrm,.' N-'
~ .y,of Ne si Joht st.. Ee~.forf-
y 1MES SONS SHOvELS AID SPADES-
ID. o., 80 ., JOan " QUISoV, y, "v-*1~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29

LNOR SALE-l2 LOTS, southeast ASH, CRU, y,
i.,i.ss ose1ei siesp to close estate Apply tS
X u SCHNIES Rn.ll ID. Az coEn.I OF koes ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-20
Ordinance

For the improvement of streets and alleys in the
town of BTownville, Nebraska Territory.
Sec. /. Be it ordained by the town Council Of
Brownville, Nemaha county, n. T., that FIVE mills on
the dollar, valuation Of real estate, be levied for the
purpose cf improving the streets and alleys in said
town.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, that the valuation
Of town lots, as returned by the Sheriff at the last
assessment, be the basis upon which to levy the
above tax.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, that the Mayor
and Clerk be authoTized to receive proposals, and let
the contract for all work done in said town; letting
to the loves responsible bidder, and requiring bond
in full amount Of estimated work.
See. 4, Be it further ordained, that q competent
engineer be appoiIted, as Cit, Engineer, whose duty
it shall be to make an estimate Of all work desired,
which work shall be done in accordance with such
estimate, and the instructions Of the Council.
See. 5. Be it further ordained, that it SHALL be
the duty Of the Marshal to proceed and collect the
above tax, Immediately after the expiration Of ten
days from the passage Of this Ordinance, and pay the
money into the hands Of the corporation Treasurer
taking his receipt therefor, which money shall be
drawn by an order, signed by the Mayor ana Clerk
and authorized by a vote Of the Council.
See. 6. Be it further ordained, that should ans
property holder in said town, fail to eOmply with the
requirements Of preceding sections Of this Ordi-
nance, then itsshaH be the duty Of the Marshal K
proceed and enforce the same, in accordance with
the law in such case made and provided.
This Ordinance to take effect from and sfter ter
days from the date Of its passage.
Passed September 2, 1856.
As. H0LLADAY, Mayor.
Attest o. F. LAKE, Clerk,
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-20

Sometime in February last, Thomas, a very
promising son of c. Bentle. Of Boone county,
in his thirteenth year, was bitten by a mad
dog. A mad stone was Immediately applied
to the wound and with such indications of sue
ces that great confidence was felt in the entire
extraction of the virus. All went on well til
last week, when the young man gave evidence
of singular Illness, and died ir great agony
there being no dougt but that he died of th'
effects of the bite in February.-Paris Muir
c,tyU
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-20

sEAsKA INvADED.-We have startling
gence from Southern Nebraska The
Rufians from Missouri have invaded
euitory, and up to Sunday had arrived
20 miles Of Nebraska City. They are
ne thousand strong-are composed of
nrians, South Carohnians and GeOrgians,
fully armed with cannon, &c, prepar-
war.-0hiO Pepper.
copy the above for two reasons-to let
sbraska readers see how matters grow,
rolling SNOWFALL, in travelling to Ohio,
Jet our Ohio readers know there is not
s1e ard'of truth in the article. We have
have we had any "Border Rufians,'
bles Of any kind in Southern Nebras-
any other portion Of it. We haze peace
.et. Such articles are injurious to the
gupo of our Territory, and we hope those
who have copied the above, will do us
tce to copy our denial. The paper, OF
pondent who originated it-for we find
ling without Credits "either a knavs
,olu
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-20

BEAUTIES Of HAVANA LIFE ga recent let
ter from Havana contains the following para
graph. It viii be remembered that a few
weeks since we published a account Of a
similar affair IN Boston:
On Saturday, the 18th ult, the collecting
clerk Of a mercantile house of this city was
stopped in broad daylight, by a black man, il
one of the most public streets here, and a bag
of money, amounting to six or seven hundred
dollars snatched from his hand. The THE
ran away and entered a house of ill-fame il
Lamparralla street, into which he was followed
but the money he had managed to dispose of
1t was afterward found concealed in an cut
house.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-20

KAxsAs.-It is to be hoped that matters in
Kansas will soon assume amore peaceful shape
For particulars we refer the reader to Ofaclal
dispatches in another column Of to-day's paper
We learn from reliable sources that the
armed bodies Of men. on both sides, are dis
banding and leaving the Country. Lane and
obont q nassed here on Wednesday last, on
their way into the States. Coy. GEARY ex-
pressed himself as determined to put an end
to existing difficulties. We hope he may BE-
Successful.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-20

We see w. RossELL, Boot and Shoe Ma
ker, late of Oregon, No, is "pegging away
laboring like a preacher, for the good of peo-
PIES soIes. We need not say "we hope be
will be literally patronized.0 If he succeed:
in doing half the work in his line, he viii
have to "rln all night" We are sorry to adj.
wise a withdrawal of Nebraska custom from
our friend CUE, of Rock Port, but you know
It's said charity begins at home.''
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-20
RUFFALo HUNT.

We see our neighbOrs at Nebraska City, who
are fond of "feld sports" are making prepa-
rations for a grand Buffalo Hunt, leaving for
the hunting grounds about the first of next
month. MORTON of the NeaOs, in speaking Of
the hunt, closes by saying, 1--WE hope that friend
GEORGE of the NeJraslian, and FURNAs Of the
advertiser, win go in for this mighty hunt"
"Count US in" By-the-way. what has become
of the hunt talked of from this places Lets
"annex'-"unite"-ago snooks" with the boys
above. What say you?
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-20

HEAVY W1xD.-On Wednesday last this
region of country was visited with an unusual
heavy wind-a perfect storm. We are not
informed of the extent of damage on the
prairie on this side of the River. JuDGE
NEEDLES, of Missouri, informs US thatin At
Gibson county, opposite this, fences, and Grain
stacks were damaged to a ruinous extent
houses unroofed, in fact some few blown down