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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21
HAWK EVE HOUSE. 3
IL WIIL1A4 GLASS, Proprietor.

Or &c SossA-scsa CbrHsr 81 tAs Psblfc Hqudre
OoC3OIDs . stsSs, rs 49,
a. regular line Of stases and Haeks runs tbroues
this place. East and West also North Des Moines
and Southto St. Joseph. [mays-yl
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New York, Nay 10. B,
:, The Q. S ftigate Potomac and sioop.oENnr,
Nsrstoga were At St. Bartholomew on Nay Sd,
% sail to 81. Thomas on the next day.
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r.and artmant

nES MONIES NAVIGATION COMHA.
IL NY.-On the sixteenth day 81 June, next, the Of
ice for the sale Of the lands Of this company Will be
moved from this place TO Fort Des Mones. gas43
These lands viii be sold long cIeds and In lots to
suit the means and wishes Of Purchasers.
(, I4 ts oars ti5 els} q GEO. 4 PERKINS ia
OrruNwA, Iowa. May 18th, 1856. fmay16U
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! lANnsscR eoagyf-yog0 secovxny
M 49,, vhe ms sppointed 81 Dc Hama,
Of Kan1As, ehest1 q DoAgiae County. + not 49,
nor n dying coaditipa he q snpidiy recoy.
esfnS The peopae hese ars Oh ths trask Il the
cowsrciy assasssn. he = supposed to be man,
- personal ensmy Of Joaea,-a pro-elsvcry,
haussser WIG has frequently Of lase been heard
The attempt Of the s.. Louis Republican and
10 border echoes 70 lay this cosardly act Al the
door Of the Free STATE party. ~ exc;ted srsa ~,
indignation here. Two days before lef &C
Louis, man was murdered here. What would
the Republican hare said, ifthe New York Til
bunc had charged that murder on the pro-siay-
cry party Of NissouTis Yet such charge vo,d
have been ~ just ~ the Republicans cbaraetsr-
Istic accusation Of the Free State men Of Law.
renee. Did the Democratic party Of New York
murder Bill Poole. He was ~ prominent
member ofthe Know-Nothing party q, Jones
y Of the proslarery faction, yet Who ever
thought Of charging the unterriked with his
deatiA Thank God, viIlairy Is iis own punish.
ment
rHE IsvEsfIoATINo COMMITTEE.
The Congressional Committee went 70 Topeka
yesterday; they win return Tomorrow. / viii
send you their evidence Is soon a. they return
The evidence l. appalling.
HIGH TREASON AND wAR.
A messenger from Tecumseh has Just arrived
with the news that indictments Of High Treason
have been found against Reeder, Robinson, Rob.
erts, Lane, Deitxler, and other prominent free
State men. Al Sir Charles Coldstream remark
ed, "There's going to be q row here"
The Atchis0n forces are marshallinR in the
border counties Secret handbills are in course
OF circulation in Platte, Clay, jackson and BIZ.
chanan counties. This news was brought here
to-day, by slaye holder Of Missouri. Who. nj.
though Douglas Democrat, is opposed to the
Ubiquitous course Of Atchison and the admins
tration. He told the Free State men to prepare
for defence, without moments delay 1Hey
are prepared. There is guard out tonight.
This morning special messenger brought the
following note from prominent Free State cti-
zen, Of Leayenworth:
"Leavenworth, Nay G.
To Governor Robinson; It is believed by
the Friends that it is necessary for you to look
out
Pro-Slayery men are organizing at Atchison."
A gentleman from Wyandott brought SINH
lar notice from friends In Missouri.
Over one hundred young men from Sousf, Car
olina, Alabama and Georgia, all armed to the
teeth with pistols, Shapes rifles and Bi5les en-
campcd on Silver Creek, 10 miles from Lawrence
last night, and are now within few miles Of
this city.
II is said they intend to take Lawrence by
surprise. shall be surprised If they do!
In haste, Y.
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Strayed.

Strayed a.-s.
E>ROM the subscriber near Sigourney, keokuk Co.,
Il Iowa. TWO YOUNG MARES.
One 4years DID, small size, light sorre with little white
In the face with large COW bell. ec
One two year old, dark bay with little starin the fore.
head, or both hind feet white liberal reward and
all expenses will be paid any persons returning not
flying where they may be found at Sgourney Keokuk
Co., Iowa. (may2lw2ts) SAMUEL ORSBORN.
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Lawrence, MAY 8 1856.

Lawrence, May 1856.
The Investigating Committee have returned
from Topeka am informed that the free State
men,have witnesses who will prove that Mr.. Oil
yer, the member from the 4th District in Missou
ri, and one of the Investigating Committee now
in Kansas, was in company with the men who in
vaded Kansas on tho S0th March, 1855, and made
several infamatory speeches to the mob. Did
you everl
Recder was summoned to-day to go before the
Grand Jury at Lecompton as witness He re-
fused to go. Now comes the tug of war.
The story about the free State men selling
their Sharpes Rifles at Independence for provis-
ions is said to be gross fabrication. Y.
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DIED-In tho vicinity Of this city, ELIZA Smith, infant
daughter Of Mr. r. B. Garside, aged year and nine
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'SPEC,IAI NOTICES.

~. senup uAieh cause ~ naisss - ~ -, ~
49, - dssases Uaah thrsssA - ess1s
81 wnssr havs lalR dcrnans y ~ ysssm q
fnme a. = uesscs Of preventive = bstsss thaa :
pss.A q csre,p IN Who wish sara Of ~ asass q
suner vould DO ven 70 ayan shssslves Of No vrssss
Of Cartcss euanhh MIXTURE which posssssss pswes
over he blood pssfecy unappsoached BY amp nsdcal
eiseovryys made. By rendering The sood, ne sssas
sat Of e, pure and healthy, BY It, singular Acsen @
the secretions, cpeatng the pores Of he sin sesuy
stimulating tho Liver. and infsng e aad vsor
ont The system has for itself which % only
equssed hy liz really good elects. An diseases Of ~
Baood. scrosaa, Rheumatim Syphilis. The elects 81 ser
cuyy Or impsudence In life resllng In shattered con-
s.sutou, are permanently and speedily cured By Carriers
spaaish MIXTURE AZ Spring and rsll medicine, II n
unauestionahay the very best known. Thousands vhe
have derived singular benefit from It's use gladly. testify
10 its remarkable quarsles. nyis In time lapse-lnl
HooAand's German Bittsrs.
ovs5Seass a. eapA Lsss, Esa., Edisor cf ~ "Spsrs
q rs 1ssses," Iroason, OHIO. y
IRosrox, October %, 1854
Dr. O. IL Jaekson-Dear sir-The Bi.teu are in great
demand here In addition the quantity sold By Nsx-
ley d Barber your agents. The two other ores EEL mere
Of them Than any other medicine, end they are much
used by FEVER patients TO rebuild their bro
ken constitutions Ihaye used during the last summer
In mr. own family, four bottles. They recommended
to me ARA By neghbor, 81 time when my system was
much debIated nom the elects Of severe Bilious Pc
yer. They gave me an appetite and restored atone and
yeor to my whole systep, IN Of the September num-
bers Of my paper related my experience Of the good e.
fects Of The Bitters since which time they have had
large SALE and have nov become the Standard
in this vicinity. s
In conclusion, would say that FEEL great pleasure In
giving you this testimony Of the value and mceess
preparation. Respectfully, yours, i
See advertisement. RALPH Lutte
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Burlington and Missouri River r. 3.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
IRON this date until further notice tickets viii be
sold at the ONCE, to Messengers and back for seven
tyve cents good for the day which they are sold
only. 81 Isl ~
P.s No deduction WILDE made except tickets are
purchased at the Office. WIN. H. BACKUs, sup'
may lit
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Lawrence, May q, 1856.
Judge Lecompton has summoned Reeder to at
tend the grand jury, sitting at Leecompton, at .
witness. Reeder refuses to attend on the ground
that his life would not be safe at Lecompton,
but offered to go provided they would insure
his protection; at the same time he plead his
privilege as Congressman, to exempt him from
being forced to attend. The majority of the
Congressional investigation committee sustain
him in his refusal, Oliver dissented. A warrent
for Reeder has been isued,l and he told the
Deputy Marshal to arrest him at his peril
Troops are expected here tomorrow to assist in
making the arrest The free State men look up.
on the as an attemptto break up the proceedings
Of the committee which is proving the frauds Of
the regulators, aud makes them extremely un-
easy. Whitfield was absent yesterday. There
is very great excitement on both sides, and
collisionjis anticipated between the "Squattersn
and the Regulators "Y."
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To All Who Use Liquor! 4
Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.

L
w This celebrated and medicinal beverage is manu-
featured factory Of the undersigned at Schiedam
Holland He Is the sole importer well as the exclusive
manufacturer Of the article and preparation bearing
the ofschnapps that Is not procured either from
his establishment New York. from his agents In other
cities, is genuine and reliable. ..f.
1t is made from barley Of the finest quality, selected
with great from the products Of the most celebrated
grain growing districts is favored with the essence OF the
aromatic Juniper Berry Of Italy, and is reced Pc
cuiar process which expes from the spirit every acrd
pa rticle. II. g.. a =.-.....
AS ameans Of preventing and correcting the disagree
able and often dangerous effects produced upon the sto
ach an bowels by change Of water-a visitation to
which travellers new settlers, and all unaccmaed per-
sons in thu West South and Southwest peculiarly
liable the chiedam Aromatic Schnapps will be found alb
sou,ely infa lbe while in Of dropsy, gravel OBJ
sructon of the Kidneys diseases bladder, dyspep
sia and gener debility 1t Is recommended most emphat
icay by the mo st distinguished members of the medical
profession. g.. .=.,.z. -..s..} ....- .... ...t
tits put up in q, and pint bottles, in OF one do
GEN. with the name the undersigned the bottle and
cork and fac smile of his signature on the label
For sale by all respe ctabe druggists and country mer.
chants. UDOLPHo WOLFE,
No.'s1s. 90 and % Beaver ST., New York.
CAUTION ~ IdL oDLAO. ..-
Since introduction of my schiedsm schnaPps into
the United States number of liquor mixers IN New York
Philadelphia and Boston, have commenced putting w
mixed and poisonous Gins and csllng 1t schnapps;
belongs expressly to my CRITICIZE all others
terfeits and impositions on the public. rs $50
CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK AT BARS AND HOTELS
Numerous complaints made ofpersons who keep bars
on Steamboats, and in Hotels who fill my empty bottles
with gin, and sell to the unsuspecting for my
aromatic ScAiedam Schs,dpps. would therefore adj
wise all who drink the schnapps at such places, to mark
the appearance of the bottles and If the outside wrapper
orlabe should be defacedt refuse to drink unless
fresh bottle is opened. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Wholesale Agents In st. Louis No.
Charles Blow Co. Ellis, Low Hutton,
X. Mackenzie, - 's. Riley, Christy & Co., e.s
George Rogers, -s~{asss Bernard, Adams Peck,
Henry Blakesly, b, David Nicholson,
B Snow Co., Samuel McCarty,
NJ Taylor Co., George Cotton, I'd
Kols & Goldberg, a'..g Mitchell & Roberts,
--.v > Bacon, Hyde & Co. -..,. ...
-.,-- WHOLESALE AGENTS BURLINGTON as.
II HUNT L Co., and J + TALLANT. 5 .s...
MARIO. -.s. 49,. Xxx ,.-.s smbp
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large sssostmsns o. k,a.ierm 40 S.ls,
mays DI111'' "a
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OPEN T0 MEESENGER,S.

an and after Tuesday the 2sth Of April TWO passen.
ger and freight trains win leave the foot Of Jcer.
street daily Except sundaysL Ats8o, NJ, or on
arrival Of the Eastern train, connecting with the Wes
tern Stage Companys coaches, at Messengers for MI.
Pleasant Fairfield Oskaioosa, Fort DesmoInes, Council
Buifs, &c. and at 8oclock r. d. Returning viii leave
Messengers at $50, A. NJ, and At O'Clock, r. NJ, arr
wing ut Burlington in time to take the morning and
evening trains for Chicago the packets for st. Louis
Particular attention win be psd TO the transportation
Of Produce and Merchandise. eESdt gaG 7lJ5Esi F3i
Ticket ONCE in the Western Stage Co.'s Office under
the Barrett House.
For further information In regard to the transportation
Of freight, apply to r. 100 q "a ~ 90 81
apr30.-f WIN. II. BAcKUs, sup't.s
IHNGlNE For Sale.--A portable Engine and Boil.
T. ler manufactured by Hoard Son, Watert0wn, N.
Of twohorse power nearly as good as for sale on
favorable terms Apply at the Gas Works, or Of
fee Of Croker Bro, Jefferson st. (may51 wd2 mwl
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KIMBALL Il cos
G ARPET ROOFS


3.I WITHOUT b0h1tCAL oRHnAItonDr -. N ,,
Office, No. TAG broadway, corner Astor Place, :
$3.50 New York sClty. \. -. .
CExrnicArrs from Ex.Gov. !. u fneker Judge ~.
Huiing Capt Isaiah eelcss 4. o. baldwin,, n D.; Hon
+. Ru;ier King Gen Nsrcso LopesS Capt VIM Lesth-
en-; W. p. Allison, u. D. Judss Alexsnd, Walker; Col
Maunsei White; Thnss Bond, ~ p, and y. 8. fca-
cooke, n. d! s9s& = fnsH dlt6 9gsssiafis 9f
Pssnissdoa 10 refer ;-Ex- Gov. Jas. c. yoess, Hep
Rrcd p Stanton s. r Palmer, Inventor OF Paimers AZ.
PhHa. and Proprstors Of The 9sard House, Philsds
april 19.-2mdws 5g9a orp6a5vt4l5. 81 ft;s,f,
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Fresh Arrival g!

Groceries, Glassware, Mails, etc.
Ill. ton Of his spring stock, consisting In part Of the
following goods which will be sold At the bottom Of The
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:, a,-., o.. O. 3 Ca e! A H.. :

0k1x8AI KU011U00UU1 I3110aOH 0xH6xsT.
g. Que door north of III vlgAsIaa Heass,
A0sN 1srSWNtea, loose.
TN Offering thanks for Ae lbsfal patronage he kas re-
csfvsd foS Ne pass twelve onhs takes ths oppovtu
mtg Of informing ne pubic shas - vS attend % a b.
siness 10 hts line q The fsslovins rates s, sfs.
Goods Wares and salsa IN store, ~ cent
Second hand Household Furniture. -
Real ksaate within O1sy ifniss, ~ ~ fks
Country Business On rsAsonakss tususr -
nd.hsnd household fenitars $50 ~ Safsvdov
before O'Clock Of that day. Is fsp92I
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THE VOTING INVADERS.

Mr.. AsAPH A. ALLEN, sworn-I came into the
Territory in Nov. 1854; on the 30th of March I
left Topeka early in the morning and went down
to Tecumseh; saw many residents of Missouri,
whom knew, therc-the witness named some
of them-they said they came up there to vote
and they did vote. saw them on my way from
Tecumseh to Lawrence saw on the road num-
beers of armed men--as many as 2OO-on horse
back; some ofthem know; they we're going up;
they came on to Lawrence and voted; lived at
Lawrence at that time. The crowd around the
polls was so dense could not get chance to
vote until towards the evening.
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Advices from Port au Prince to May I'd are
received Heavy rains had recently occurred in
consequence of which the place had become quite
Healthy, the fever having entirely disappeared.
The steamer Hermann sailed at noon for South
ampton and Bremen, with SOC passengers and
$1ls,0O0 in specie. The steamship Philadelphia
from Havana, on the morning of May 18th, ar
rived this A. NJ; she reports that the Illinois,
hence for Aspnwall touchedat Havana the same
day. No news Of interest.
The Journal of Commerce says: We learn by
the official correspondence of the Panama not,
that the English and French consuls had united
with ours in sending for men Of war on both
sides of the Isthmus, to protect passengers and
property from any recurrence of outrage on the
part of inhabitants. Mr.. Senter the local super
intendent, writes that dispatches have been for
warded to Greytown by the various consuls re-
ouesting the immediate assemblage of q force.
Col. Toolen, Chief Engineer, corroberated the
| above address, that the French consul feels as
warmly on the subject as the American, although
hut one Of his countrymen was killed, we have
| the same authority that our consul has forward.
| cd to Washington mass Of evidence concerning
the late riot, tending to show the deliberate Grim
1 inality Of the Panamanos.
The Herald Washington correspondent says
i A treaty has been drafted which will secure pro
lection to American citizens in Nicaragua. TIT
Union viii contain card from A. .. Heiss, stat
i ing explicitly that he was not sent BY our gov
eminent to Nicaragua with instruction TO
Il Wheeler limiting to Gen1 Walker, that if Padr
4 Vigil was sent to Washington in place OF Co
French, he would be recognized, that he went
private citizen, and that when he left, Nicars
qua had received no information directly or md
i, rectly thro. Col. Wheeler or any other pers9
thai the government Of the o. s. would receiy
minister from Nicaragua.
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Kcokuk-ALick Back

We find letter in the Wheeling (Va,) Intelli-
geucer from gentleman of that city, who had
been induced to cmigrate to Keoknk The fol-
lowing is part Of his letter;
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The Thursday before the peace left Topeka
for Kansas city to purchase goods in company
with pro-slavery man who lived in Kansas; staid
at Franklin oil night. Next morning company
of men commanded by Capt. Wallace came and
arrested me, and took me before Gen. Stricken.
He asked me what my politics was; told him
was free State man. He said he would have
to keep me then. l was conducted to the yam
KEGS tent" as it was called. / saw Gen. Pom
eroy and company of United States surveyors
who had been arrested with him.
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Western merchants particularly invited TO call and
look through my stock before purchasing, and II every
thing the lowest NOTCH consdoring the quality
the goods, then we will yield the palm. lap22.l
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The oficial ahiass. asemeRt Of the reception, Is
not vet made The Union Of this morning, +
silent upon the subject.
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MISCELLANEOUS
-H- Al=TS "a. .nID C.A-PS.


tif1ansotnen.s Of Hats and Caps ever brought
the nos. fashionable that could be made IN the
II cornprses In part the following kinds:
Gens MOL SIX MoeSkn Hats, light and elastic. made By
The best h.tssrs East and N siTist accordance win
Know Nothing and Wide Hats white and black Soft Fur and
Wool Hats q every color, quality * and price
Caps every description and or me most recent styles
such a tbs Nevada. 6nev sotng Pyrenese, Pyramid,
Gaps. and ali kinds ahrndanee which ai be sold
lover than Goods OF these kinds srsred before 70
chdrea Hats and Caps q III Kinds ,ust received fror,
the most fashionable houses IN Sew York
An persons are raost respeetf1Iy 70 can n and e
anime nagnleent sioek % oeds before rurchasing
q We feel confident thai pieass TIE most
Nothing IN wanting part 20 sal. and aesenno-
10 COUNTY, MERCHANTS
II you wish anything IN the OF Hats and Caps give
hey b got sy Ssro his SIDE Of PsilsSePss
nv ------.-.-.--. $. D. HARPER { SOY.
fave you pyspepsia, use TRAxALis RIIxIR
Are ol bald headed. use w0oD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
Dc you wat GOOD iinnsrt. use FoRsHA's BALM.
soto the Bridge Corner Drug store. = :
20 ger rant 70 make soap quick goodsnd cheap his
OIL h'rse lame or aies' use ERciiAf AReIfse
Have you a eoash, ass he no1RHoUsD BAIsis.
sl pc sSs ssas : p,.. ,,....,.
sSappoFter Balm q Thesl AID flowers
s sssslAgs syIiass .
Ben sdz Fine Sponge
HolloEay,s plils and ontmen. : = ~.
Bakers Cod Liver OIL
Bosrhaye's Holland B:ters
Hoonand's German Bitters
Bridge Corner DrnRgffts.
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JOBS!JOBSf
IORIN TSScases Briggs RIchrIondss Prints d, -.
i ways sen AZ q levy, At 8 70 De- 81
30 ps I'd wide Chntz worth 20e, al fss<
Ginghanss, u superior qtaiity and fast eolo
atafeyE--t very great bargain. -
SaaHy DeLansa fey thousand yards OF beantifal De.
tets, from 10 70 f5c. -
Pine bro. MpslInr, worth Z AZ 6Kc-at
apps STONE a TIION &C,
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EASTERN EMBELLISHMENTS.

PRL4DELPHI1
Curtain Warehouse,
III 81 l.lL1delf1, opposite Tie ssdte Fo.sS
HENRY w. 8AFFORD
IMPORTER AND DEALER N CURTAINS, MATERIALS,
AsD FuRsITugE GoyERIsGs.
which he Offers at the lowest market rries.
WH0LESdEks IND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, in part, the following. ~
krnbroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt oirnices;
do Husiin do do Pins. =
fsehen broeateils, AL widths Canopy Arches and Rings
Sasin de LEInes, RrIpre. f,rrt. - ~.
: sDsnasks,s s = - - VI, -
large stock nf FyeEy1rR fsLrrS;yy,s ~ an
quslftjes on hand. s . - Ns.sth IN
al cofors shading. 71l''is' - -
N Persons ordering cur:ans. give The measure Of
me hess an, Width Of the entire frame Of the winor
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MISGELI. ANEOUS.


One Remedy for one Disease.
NJ Trias regular physician, and stands high In
medicine % q valuable one. FL Iz77
IN. Mskinles aged 81
slir which perfcreed permanent cure a will aupesr
from tbs annexed certifeafe.
This Is TO certify that for years aicted With
the prominent symptoms which were Obstis
mate costyeness Sonrness Stomaei Pain in the back
hips and legs spells Extreme weakness Loss Of esh
Langonr, Debility and Gnaulng he stomach tried n
great many Baitrore TO consult dome
very eminent piysletanspet less than hundred
dollars bat was never benefited used Dr. Truxais
sacred Exer, one bottle Of which eHectuaIy cured
RoEggE McKIkIKI.
sor sale By n. H. LOGAN CO.
S eptz2 General Agents. Wheeling, Va.
yak IN, GENILEHENI
TAKE pleasure In forming my friends patrsns and
the Of wheeling generally have just re-
ceyed my Spring and Sumner Cloths
and Vestlngs together with fan assortment Of Gents F
nisling foods.
NY sioes has been selected with from the best
Ner York and markets The styles are very
neat and as to they none being OF tie
very best makes and which prepared make up TO or
style and best manner. fssssI-
good az guaranteed In al cases or no sale, by
j. H. EFALLNvS, Merchant Tailor
+ Spa No. WashInetoDT
, 1856-11-28

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY AT VANCOUVER.
We are informed that the sale Of public
property late in use Of the volunteer service
Of this Territory, which took place at Van.
eouver, week before last, was conducted
and terminated most satisfactory to all
parties interested. The sale was very
largely attended. About $50 horses and
one hundred head Of cattle werc disposed
Of in addition to wagons, saddles, brides,
rigging and articles of various description.
The cattle averaged about $500 per yoke,
and it is thought that the horses and a
large proportion Of the articles, brought
at least all Of the original cost. The sale ol
horses which is advertised to take place
here, to morrow, we learn will about close
out the property of the Quartermaster and
Commissary Generals department in thi,
Territory.