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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-07-22
CuPrant Wines.


Wine can be made from the Juice Of
the Currant, combined with water and su-
gar, in almost any proportions, but the
quantity will depend upon the proportions
and mode of manufacture.
The currant should be fully ripe, and
grown with full exposure to the sun,
except such shade as may be given by
their own bushes properly trimmed and
cultivated. The currant should not be
over ripe. Every one has probably no.
ticed that Currant5 eaten in September
and sometimes earlier, have an acid Ilav-
or, which is entirely different from the
rich acid peculiar to the well cultivated
currant. If over ripe, they are usually
shriyelled little, and are then unfit for
first quality wine.
The currants should be picked and the
juice expressed from them before fer
mentation commences, which Will happen
in day or two after they are gathered
in warm weather. In a small way the
juice may be expressed by squeezers.
usually grind them in a hand mill sever
al bushels at time, and express the Juice
in press. Let the juice be well strain
ed and added to the sugar, and then add
water until all the sugar is dissolved put
in the cash, and fill according to receipt
No. 1.r.5
l have tried various proportions. In
1850 | made several barrels according to
the receipt No. l, and have three or four
barrels now on hand, so that we are sure
it keeps well, being now over six years
old, and IS generally declared to be very
superior, though some think it too sweet
1t Is prescribed by physicians as a tonic
and sells readily at 81 so per gallon.
shall make the next according to re-
ceipe No. 2, which will be less sweet, but
will keep well.
REcEIPE No. l.
Ten gallons pure juice; 1O0pounds o.
good sugar; water sufficient to fill 4C
gallon cask.
RECIPE No. ..
Ten gallons pure juice; 50 pounds O
sugar: 20 gallons water.
Mix well, and put into a very strone
cask, (alcohol barrels) in a cool dry Gel
lar, and bung up tight, vent hole und all
If the cask is old do not bung up tight
if you do you may find your liquor turn
ed into low wines on the cellar bottom
If you do not stop your barrel tight, it /.
best toput piece of gauze over the bun.
hole, to keep the flies, etc, out. Let tht
wine remain in the cask three months
and carefully rack it into another before
removing the original package" AT
ter nine months more it will be fit TO bot
tie, and grows better every year for sew
/ en- years, and how much longer Pm no
able to say Country Gentleman.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-07-22
Nebraska a0pertlser
PUBLISHED BvERY THURSDAY BY
r. w. FURNAs,

Second story Hoadiey& Muir's Building,
rc,-psr ~ alaiu and 80 streets.)
BROWNVILLE, \. I.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-07-22
THRNTS=

To- one wear if paid in advance, $500
% % ou' g % :. at the end Of months, $50
:, m Uu " " " d" II 800
Clrbsof y or moro will be furnished at Sl,5O per
onpum. provided the cash accompanies the ORDER
not otherwise.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-07-22

FIattery is bad money, to which our
vanity gives currency.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-07-22
RECIPE No. |.

Ten gallons pure juice; 10Opounds of
good sugar; water sufficient to fill 40
gallon cask.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-07-22
Miscellaneous.
Icon the Joarnal q Agriculture.
The bible I'm Our Schools.

This is a matter which every farmer,
ererv ulsil, iliisrpsts' n lllss prS,pel tfahls
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12
New York Markets.

New YORK, March ll.-Flour-Ns
market to-day is tirm-with sales of T.
500 barrels at $425a1.35 for Common
to Good State;Ohio $5.0Oa5.15; Southern
$4.G0a5.00
Wheat-The market to-day is firm
sales of 400 bushels-Southern white
$50 cents; and 125 cents for red.
Corn-Is dull; sales unimportant.
Pork-'rhe market to-day is firm; with
sales of Mess at $lG.70al6.S0 and Prime
$3.50.
Beef-The market i: steady; sales Of
Re-packed Chicago at S12.0oa13.50.
I4ard-Is dull; sales at 9sa10} cents.
Whisky-The market to-day is dull
sales of Ohio at 21}a22 cents.
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Communication directc entire
Norfolk ct la France.

~ resultat DIES communications CONNER
~ ciales au point detre pstabis, entire &c
port ct ceux de la France, scroitd' augmcnter
imminent lutilite' de scavoir eur language.
Aux homnes, don't les atfai7cs inencront une
correspondence, cetteconnoissancede vientune
necessite, tandis que dams la socctc respecta-
Die, lie yaseur ct Pavantage de Get accompls.
sement seront plus que jamas estiInes.
lie sous signe, ayant REIMBURSEMENT OBJ
tenu plus de facilities que Pordnairc pour Sc
METRE en- etat dc s'annoncer CONNIE precep-
teur en- Francois, offre respecteusement SEES
services la disposition DIES Messieurs ct DIES
danes DIES deux villcs de Norfolk ct Port
smouth pour les instruire dams la belle Ian
que. Aux DANES chez eux ct aux Messieurs
dams son office No. 3d. H. Main street.
CHARLES SAMUEL.
"a mo Eav,;ar
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Auction Sales.
SliRGEANINS SALE

TQY virtue Of an order of Judge Il. II.
Es Baker, given in vacation, shall sell on
SA TURDA v, 10th inst, at II o'clock, at
Public Auction, in Hardy 4 Bros, slip, at
II O'Clock, to satisfy an attachment in my
hands in favor Of Doyle q Irwin and Jn0.
w. Keeling vs.. Gilbert i. Moore. the -
schr. Hugh Chiffon. Said schooner -. 80 q
is well adapted to the Canal trade.
Terms months credit, with approved
security. Tll0S. j. CORPREW.
ma 10 Serg'nt
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12

PIcTou. n. s., March 9.-Six bull
dings were totally destroyed by fire last
might, and several others were partially
burned. A large amount of goods and
furniture were destroyed. The loss
amounted to $4,000 on which there is
an insurance Of S., 900.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12
Metallic Burial Gases.

oEA AO y ID u * Is the oniY Agent
~. tor Norfolk, and the surrounding coun-
Try. ior Fisks METALLIC CASES, .,-,rs--79s,.
which are now so universally used, sgsFl5
and hhieh so prominently recommend them
selves, as superior to any other Coffin now
used. have also the best IIearse; and Car
riages always ready to attend funerals at the
sEortest notice. Il. SALISBURY,
fo 20 Nos. SIS, < co. Main street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
NJ are just in receipt of lot of very

M e are just in receipt of lot Of very a
w desirable goods, which we think p
we can offer as a great indictment to
purchasers, on account of remarkable lo~
price, for which we offer them; they are such
as Ladies Kid Congress Boots, Ladies Moroc.
60 Boot, with and without heel, any quaint
ty of Misses Morocco Boots, and rs nice as
can be had in the city. A superior quality
OF Gents Cater Tops, remarkably low price.
Besides every other article Of Ladies, Gents
and Misses goods in oar line, which are neat
and serviceabc. Our store is small, but we
have the goods, give US u call and prove it.
at No. IS, Church street.
We have small lot Of Csudren's aite,s,
a very pretty article, which we will sell lew.
ia Is WILKINS Il co.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12

ST. LOUIS, March 11.-Govcrnor Den
ver has issued a proclamation pronounc-
ing the circular instructing the enrolling
of the Kansas militia, signed by Lane, as
Illegal and an usupation of power.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12

CONCORD, March 11.-One hundred
and eight towns give Republican ma
iority of 1900, which about the majority
in the State.
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L EST NEWS.
Thirty. Fifth Congress.

WASHINGTON. March 1l.--HousE.-
The Volunteers bill! was taken up. Mr.
Stanton favored the bill, but thought the
disturbance in Utah could be queled in
one campaign and therefore any increase
should be temporary.
He was not in favor Of employing re-
gulars for this duty. lie was opposed to
any increase Of Executive power at this
time, because he had no confidence that
it would be properly applied.
He thought he knew the motive of the
Administration, in asking an augmcuta-
ton of the army at this time. 1t had
staked its existence on the admission of
Kansas under the Lecompton Constitu-
ton, and to do so it wanted additional
patronage. There are now one hundred
II | eighty-five army commissions in
Kansas. Kansas once admitted Calhoun
will certify the proslavcry members of
: the Legislature, and if disturbance re-
suits, the Executive will have q pretext
for using the troops il Kansas.
lie asserted as constitutional princi-
pie, that the President has not the power
to use the standing army, except in cases
of open public war with foreign coun-
try, or of 4 rebellion in State or terri
tory.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12

PHILADELPHIA, March 1l-noon.
The weather is clear,wind from S. S. W.
Thermometer 400. Barometer 49.4G.
WAsHINGToN-ncon. Weather de-
lighttul. Thermometer $50 Wind south
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12

New York, March 1lth.-An arrival
from Curacao reports rumors Of rerolu-
ton in favor of Pacz.
Dates from st. Domingo to the 18th
ult. state that Paez held his own against
Santa Anna. He had an abundance OF
provisions from Curacao, and had pur-
chased a number of steamers and Coz
ycrted them into men-ol- war.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March GA fire
occurred in EIyra last night, destroying
eight buildings. The estimated loss is
$4,000. There was insurance for &c.
900 on the property.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12

Boston, March 10.-The steamer
America, fer Europe, got aground just
after leaving her dock, remained until a
quarter past p. m, where she got off
and proceeded without injury.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12
Auction Sales.
JeWeiry, Eancy Goods &c.
AT AUCTION.

NJ NUUTTON.
HOMM ENCING this evening and contin-
" uing every evening this week at No. 81 :,
Crawford street, we shall sell large assort-
ment of fine JEWELLERY. We name Gold
stone, Cameo, enamellcl and plain Gold
Sets, Cuff Pins. finger Rings, and Gents
Breast Pins, Studs and Sieve Buttons, to-
gether with fine Is Karat Gases Lever Wat
ches, and Silver do. Also, a large variety
fancy goods, Cigars, India Rubber OvershoeS,
&c. &. A. BENTON, Auct'r.
No. 81, Crawford street
PortsmontA, I'd. lin
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Baltimore Advertise 5,sErf-
w. J. IT0DE Err G. Gl,.
Corner OF .Nutl, ana ;'rati atsc 2
H&r.y7g EE0IsI,

BALTIMORE. .
,o-,~sssaezse,. MANUFACTURERS IF ms
dime made netting Cor dsl.ir
nets, scin2S and other purposes also giiiiDg ~
seine wine corls, leads &c. fishing rope
every variety, and Of superior quality made
expressly fox f.hing purposes.
~" Person wanting u sejac OF a paTtieu =
lar denth, or t@rc'cd, would confer 'ave-
By giving timely notice beforehand, as il IA
impossible to have on hand sii the biin
which may be wanted scincs hung and ts' It's
in thorough manner.
TANNING AND TARuING.
We have building and apparatus par
Posely for Steam Tanning aud Taryiug such
Netting az may be wanted thus prepared
BY jets of steam we force the G'ai, eai "a
into the body Oh the Irvine, and quake til
process much more eGectual for pitsctynS,
the Net than the ordinary method.
REMAEKs.-It is always desirable to avoid
danger OF delay, to have the orders for net
ting sent us some time before it is wanted. IL
is impossible to anticipate the wants OF aH,
and we should be pleased to have erder hy
mail or otherwise, which we will fill exactfy
in compliance with the wants CT the customer.
Estimates of cost Of Seines, any length or
depth, will be sent by mail on application.
oc Sly W. j. II. d CO.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12
Direct Communication with
France

IL commercial intercourse to be estab-
Il lished between the Pert of Norfolk and
the coast OF France, renders an acquaintance
with the language of that country, not only
a necessity for those whose business may be
thus directed, but enhances its value as so
cial accomplishment both to Ladies and Cen
tlemen. The undersigned having possessed
peculiar facilities in qualifying himself for
that capacity. respectfully offers his services
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and
Portsmouth as French Precepter: to the
Ladies at their residences-to Gentlemen at
his office at Mrs. Freeman's Boarding house
No. 50, y. Main street.
Schools attended both for classes of French
and Book Keeping on moderate terms.
Merchants and others requiring temporary
assistance in arranging their books, making
up accounts &c, will do well to apply to him
before his time is fully occupied: X thorough
knowledge of the French and sufficient ac-
quaintance with the German and Spanish
languages to keep mercantile accounts in
them if required, may render his services
useful to those engaged in the foreign CONT
mental trade.
fc rs CHARLES SAMUEL.
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Cheap Shoes, Really Good.

Cheap Shoes, Really Good.
NTE have just received lot of very
w cheap Shoes, and beg you to call soon
and not miss bargain.
Childrens 25 cts pair.
Youths Shoes, very good for 50 cts pair.
Ladies heel Boots cheap.
Gents Rubbers so cts a pair.
Ladies thick sole black Caters $i,25 apair.
Ladies heel Caters, black and tan ST 50.
And many ether kinds. Come and look.
Terms Ca,h.
BUTT a DOUGLASS,
No. IL. Main street.
ma Ia Norfolk, Va.
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French Preserves and Candied
CMITHFIELD HAMs-sma,l an

- very nice, Baltimore do warranted a Nc.
/, Goshen Butter st only Is cts, Role Buttes.
from Is to ~ cts, Corned Beef of the finest
quality. Breast Bacon for only l21< cts,
Shoulders for only 10 cts, Corned Pork &c.
With many other things hope will please
every one. The rottrop is baited with choies
Provisions. so come and see for yourselves.
te % Il. F. JAMES.
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.SERGEANT6 SALE.

,SEKEEANT6 SALE.
DY virtue of an order of Judge +. II.
~ Baker, given i'll vacation and a Writ Of
Fieri Facias, in my hands, | shall sell at pub
lie auction, at Hardy & Bros. wharf, on
Town Point.
On IVEDNESDA Y, the 18th inst, at IL
o'clock, to satisfy an attachment of Harris
vs.. Chaplain and others an execution Of
Chaplin, vs.. Grandy and others
The schr MARTHA SKINNEE, l73 tons bur
then, 3]4 years old, and a capacity of 5000
bushels.
TERMs-1-G cash, SO on a credit Of three
months, with approved security.
lTi0S. }. CO2PREW.
ma Slot Scrgt.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-12

u q X u II Y IL COMP ANY.
Booksellers Stationers, Book Binders,
aud Blank Book Manufacturers, No. 10 Main
street, Norfolk, Va. Keep constantly on hand
large and well selected Stock of BOOKS,
In every Department Of Literature.
Country Merchants and Strangers visiting
the City would find it much to their advan-
tage to examine our stock before making
their purchases, being confident that we can
offer them great inducements.
NICkERY Il COMPANY.
TO % No. 10 Main street, Norfolk. Va.
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BY Jas. G. Pollard, Auct.

SALE POSTPONED, on account of the i'll
clcmency of the weather.
PROPERTY Al A TCTTO N-TRO
HOUSES 4 Nd LOTS ON BL'TE
STREET.
WILL BE OLD, without reserve, to the
w highest dder, at public auction,
THURSDAY MaTcn the llth inst, on the
premises, at l2<a cock.
The two houses and lots. situated on the
South side of Butte street, nearly opposite
James street, Nos. 80 and Al. They are both
comfortable good houses. For further par
ticulars enquire of the Auctonecr.
mas JAS. G.. POLLARD. Auct'r
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BRUSHES
GRIFFITH, WILSON'S co.

IN n II, w Il 8 . n d CO.
~ offer to the trade and consumers one of
the largest and best assorted stocks ofBrushes
to be found in this section, such as White
Wash, Horse. Scrub Clamp. Floor, Wall,
Paint, Shoe, busting, Stencil, Shaving, Hair,
Tooth, Comb, Nail, Crumb, Stove, Marking
and every other kind generally called for
Purchasers who wish to find the largest,
cheapest and most varied stock of Brushes
in the city are invited to No. II, East Side
Market Square, Sign Of the Pad Lock.
fp 81
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SpOETMAN'S DEPOT.
no. s, UNION SrEEET.

s,xsa<s p. d. GWALTNEY K co.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
~ csx,. Guns, Rifles and Pistols, Fow-
q Y ling and Fishing Tackle OF
every description, Fine Pocket Cutlery,
Bowie Knives, Dirks, &c.
promptly executed and WARRANTED to give
satisfaction.
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Bells Hung, Keys fitted, Locks Rcpsise,
Umbrellas end Parasols mcnded, &c. &.
by experienced workmen. in IT.
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TINE cheapest Provision Store in this
4 City, is j. w. Pugh's, corner OF Main
and Fenchurch streets; you will all find that
you can save money by calling on him. Just
received and for sale wholesale and retail,
1000 Bbls. Nc. Lard,
"a Firkins Goshen Butter,
10 Bbls Apples 10 Bills. y Bhls. and Kits
No. | Mackcrcl,
liogheads very fine n. Orleans Sugar.
Bbls. ETHEREAL Oil, 10 Boxes Java and
Rio Coffee.
40 Boxes Of WISHING and toilet soaps,
20 boxes Sperm, Adamantiue aud Tallow
Candles, and a general assortment Of Family
Groceries. lah 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
MR. cRITrENnEN.

We extract The following pas.srrs from tie
speech 81 Senator Crittenden on the kan.as
bill, ~ Which be touches upon The important
question 81 The right y the people ~ Kansas.
-hauid they come into the Enion nilder The
Lecumpton Constitution. TO disregard the
clause Of HAT in-irUment that provides f1f
amending and altering Il. Tie matter, 20
our apprehension. i " The g,a,sst importance.
since il involves the qor.tian. how iat eons,i.
iuiions sBd law. are binding m a people. and
whether there . any higher law thsn = can
stitation. Sad Mr. Cmtrn len ;--Pa islsl.
But the President SAYS, IN reference 10
the Kansas constitution. that, although 4 can.
tains provision, that after ls64 convention
may be called I, cll.nge it, the people can.
nevertheless, change Il before that time ~
That Is to gay, the people. BY the i,re.i,ti.
bic power. can at any time, notwithstanding
the provisions ofihef constitution 10 the ron.
tfary, change il a. they please. Sir, ihisis 4
te,y high anih"rlty, the President II he I'M.
ted sfairs bat Il is, 10 nv humble judgment,
a very dangerous doctrine aud very untrue
one. The peeple cannot bind thensslye. by
q constitution! | thought that was one Il
the tirtpes and purposes of contribution.
We sd.mt them To- be sovereign. Why can.
not they make what sort Of constitution they
p'ssse' The constitution which 'cviegf'y
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Ne rs ITEMS.

In a dispatch from Washington 10 The
Baltimore sun, dated tie 18th, II Is said
That 81 doubt a. 20 the election II the free.
State ticker ~ KaDsasllas been removed bs
rereni information frain HAT TERRITORY, an,l
trnt,on 10 give certificates accordingly.
The Virginia H,o.s has rejected the Sen
ate bill 10 e,emp, church property iram tan.
stinn, and pissed the iI,use bill granting M
amnesty 10 all p-r.ons eng, gel II duslsup q
tile LIT instant. TIE Senate Ia. alan passed
The House Bit To prevent the unlawful bridg.
lng 4 the Ohm river.
II j. expected that free ~ three hundre,
mute recruits. (infant.ry and artillery Will
leave New York for ~, Lca,enwor,h absul
the Itof April, 10 reinforce the regiment.
destined for tlir Utah service.
About two hundred men or the seventh
regiment II United State. troap. have been
removed fran Fort Saith to Jefferson bar
raeks. destined ultimately % JOIN the army
ii Uiah.
lsIgRSaripSAL CouRgsY The President
hss received ~ autograph letter frpn Prince
Albert. accompanied with msd, contain
ing the likeness or the Princess Royal and
Frederick william. The letter contains
sentiments Of IieadIy regard.
THg Rgapfxo Der Pancgss. AT meeting
~ . numbrr u persons. .aid obe democrats.
10 the Milwaukee, last week. lion. Jane.
Buchanan. President 81 the Uatted States,
was unanimously read out Of The Democratic
party.
The New York Journal or Commerce no.
tees. a. strange state NJ things, "that the
banks are gluiteJ with money. The city with
Hour. and something like ons.ffth Of the
rrrrlation dependent on charity"
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not aud cannot BY possibility supply power
that does not already exist. II ! have no
power to give one section il is useless to tell
me how much the gift will enhance the value
Of the next section. My answer simply is,
have no power TO give at all. II have the
power, then it may be very well to urge as
an argument to justly the use Of It, that Il
give one section make the next one worth
as much as both.
"If Congress has the power to give lands
to railroad companies. (and think it has,
il may exercise the power, at discretion.
But. If it has not the power, IT is difficult to
perceive how il is obtained by simply charg-
ing bona fde purchaser double price for the
lands you sell him. To give as reason Tor
charging settler two prices for his home,
that you have given lands TO railroad COM
pany, is bad enough in all conscience but to
assert that Congress obtains constitutional
right to give lands to railroad companies, BY
the simple process of charging the squatters
two prices for their homes, shardly respect
| ful to the human understanding. Il we have
the power to give, it exists as an independent
substantive proposition and if we have not
the power, it is not acquired by any argu-
ment however plausible, or any Legislative ex-
pedient however cunningly devised. '
! The President assumes that, in disposing Of
the lands by grants to various objects, we
have heretofore EXCHANGED the value OF the
remaining land. have already shown that
this enhancing the value Of our parcel Of
land cannot ampify our constitutional powers
over another parcel. But suppose 1t could.
is it true in point of fact that these grants
have always enhanced the value OF the re-
manning lands? When Congress gave two
townships of land to Mississippi, and many
Others TO the ot,er new States to endow col
leges, OF universities. what lands we're IN
creased in value thereby None within my
knowledge"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

THg FLoRfDa WAR ALMOST ESprp. -Th.
Ocala Flori,Ia) Companion confirm. the re-.
cent repurts from oibsr sources of tie pro.
b.ble early Termination of The war sgainst IL,
Indians IN Plorids. In its number of III,
9th instant il sarsi
1--WE learn from passenger Who arrived
here IN The stage from Tampa. on the 5ll
instant. That there Is nav fair prospect ii
IN immediate termination &c the Seminole
war The delegation from tie West had
been into the Indian country. and, being IN.
able to find snv thing of Bnwlegs or his tribe,
bad returned. but som made another effort o.
end them out On The last oecssiou the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

The Turkish visitor. we're farlnally reeeiv
ei BY The President u.dsy. who rendered 20
ilrm the ho.pitaIiles ~ The country. The
admiral replied by saving that " ia been
directed by hi. imperial master 20 be guided
by tie advice and direction ofihe Pes dent,
aud e. oiirr s"9,enir 10 testimony II the
hivh regard entertained by The sslian l,r Tie
Pres dent The President then in,it.d his
visitors 10 dinner IN neat Wvdnpsda,. There
were bot ies persons present. inrlsding
Secretary Cass, ]. llopf,nd Smiih. lion. J.
" Gross. Edwa.d u Cormlek aud the Pre-.
sident's Private Secretary.