Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-07

slst, wanted TO sell Agricultural Works.
T ~ company has declared dividend Of per ct
..an,iSsiorIers 10 advertise the days of Appeal.
.1i Of 4 $. Lawrence,s paper, printers card ant
n,rehouse Philadelphia.
T1nk have dissolved partnership, NJ Frank tax
T. of The business.
3e JHnkin Co. are selling sugar, teas and syrup
!; inrres and Tcady-made clothing at city rates.
gFlis have received a supply OF Nolf's celebra
pacture Of gloves
I. INKS, in small bottles, can be obtained at th'
: AZ Elizabeth Cogaey-
Illustrators notices are also published.
FUiJusser Erpedition.-Walker:
rscently left the United States ON an
aon to Nicaragua, has been walked
1t seems that after landing he cap
-be various lake and river steamers
n IS Fort Castillo. The L. S. steam
Wabash, Commander Paulding,
arrived at GreytoWn, an expedition
men was landed, which proceeded
,,pture all the steamers, and made
.rs of Walker and 100 of his men.
nen we're put on board the Saratoga
Earied to Norfolk, while Walker was
I'd to depart on parole and to go to
N York in the Northern Light. \ gar
ii Of Stty Of his men, under Col. An
still held Fort Castillo at the last
fpts: but Martinez, tie new President
#e,raeua, had sent a force of 100 men
&,kc it. Walker surrendered himself
II Marshal Of New York, by whom he
Er,ken to Washington and thers &C.
H ,gsso.a.-Ne received the 81. Paul
II containing tie accounts Of the Off
Esnrs:s Of the }Iicsteseta election -
constitution Wa almost unanimously
H. For Goycri>or the official totals
/ Sibley, Democrat. 17,79o; Ramsey, |
bbEcan, i ,55e. TO obtain this result !
NE of the counties on the north shore
! Ike Superior, which gavs Ramsey 169 |
| ritz, wzs tElrowa o:st, and the manu-
| nd rctur2s fram Cs.ss, Rembina and |
| Lac, whiel gave Sibbey 544 majority, |
toanted ia. TIsa Democrats have in !,
Cfcil s.tHrals an ay'szaete aaaior5ty of |
khop9d on tiie Test sf their ticket.
|l.a&-The St Lauis Republican has !
F1s from thc Kansas Constitutional |
|On. showing that the constitution with |
| y vas adoptel by barge majority; |
fc.anls, though f4easre, tseitg sufficient |
i.cate the result. Goveraor Denver |
sssanej his position as Governor of
ferEiiozy, and issued an address TO the !
L. The latest accounts bring a report |
attack hg party cf Dragons on
s.ate party, which, however, turns out
untrue
.s tjaL .irSty.-We harn that the |
department has received information /
.esroph trom Lieut.. General Scott an |
eas his receipt of favorable iatelli- /
. fun the | Jtah expedition. On the
d NoyCmIoz Coloncls johnson and |
b. and tic trains, had ercrtaken Col. /
lnler, spd Ill were marchiae upon |
Brigsr, Gi,eaat ealF sixteen miles. |
Hoops we're iii fine SPLITS aad there
Jus; snow enough upsn the plains to
q "a gas Eosaa GHc Fort Bridger, !
understood, is lI3 miles from Great /
lake city In connection with this !
'Ft report from the Mormon coun-
u California, that "a battle had been |
i between the United States troops
Colonel Washington, and the Nor !
IN the neishborho0d Of Salt Lake. !
report was isasod Npos, issfer,,<ation |
jed 10 the frontier settlements of |
IN By t@o Indians, cne of whom az /
three days before the other. The
eTorted that there had been a conflict
ting n . drawn battle, and the other
red thst it had resulted in the defeat
e tinted States forces with consider
loss, The intelligence vas impaired
Mr.. Crag, near Walla Walla, and by I
70 Col. Steptoe. Probably /
mas been collision, as the authentic
ais previously rceeiTei from Utah
e0 Us to expect it Is a matter of .
Z but We are not prepared to believe
yoL Washington has been worsted.-I
news true or not, viii give new iater-
Inc movement IN Congress to oust
'0flnon delegation from its seat. 1t
.'sa'ed much excitement in California. :
iu0glng from the tone of the journals, /,
prove true, it will be difficult TO hold !
Oantrymen there back. y
Senator Douglas was in Philadelphia J
.'''''nas Eve, accompanied by his lady. I
"ppeo at the Girard House, and as i