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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16
OLD FORTS.

St. Vrain,s, VIM. Bent & Co.'S, and
other forts are yet standing, although
they have been vacated for several years
past. They are built Of dobes, and in
close sufficient space to conduct the busi-
ness of the Indian trader, besides having
room for the s~afe-keeping of their stock
in times of necessity and danger, In
opposite corners are situated a couple of
two-story buildings from which they could
at any time give protection to the fort
These forts have been taken possession of
by the miners as winter quarters, and by
a little repair will render their occupants
quite comfortable during the cold wealth
er. The Crescent City Company are oc-
upying Bent's old fort. 1a.
The remains of other old forts are
found in the same region of country. and
are all situated Immediately along the
bank of the South Platte river, where
there is an abundance of timber, princi.
pally cottonwood, from which the miner.
obtain logs for tie erection of their cab
ms, and for the whipsaw manufacture O
lumber. No idle time is lost in preparing
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16

Extra Copies oE1
Of this weeks paper can be
had at this office: price 5 cents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16
TAXES---Last Can

Owners Of property in thecity OF Brownyiue 49,
by notified to pay up wothOut further delay. asiAI
BrOwnville, Dec. Is, '5S. II ! w7o
CITY NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16
The Atlantic Monthlv.

IERMs-Three dollars per annum. or Twenty five
cents a number. Upon the receipt Of the subscription
price, the publishers will mail the Atlantic TontbIv -
any part Of the United States, prepaid. Subscriptions
may commences with any number.
For Ten dollars the publishers will send i've comics
OF me Atlantic for one year, the subscribers to pay their
own postage.
Clergymen, teachers, and POstmasters win receive
the periodical for 50, ayear.
Booksellers will obtain the terms By the hundrpd On
application to the publishers,
PHILLIPS SAMPSON Co.
10, Winter street. BOstou.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16

We would particularly cali the attention ~ onr read
ers TO remedy known a. McLesnSs strengthening Cor
elal and Blood Purifier. II is certainly invaluable rene
ny ~ thefOtore say 10 all, call at the agents, ane
test for yourselves its ~intriasic merits II Il deIicFOds
70 take+tWe ask our lady readers to try il. see tAsSA-
vertisementin another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16

We invite the attention OF the sick and Afflicted, to tne
advertisements in onr cOlrmns Of Dr. EaSteriyss iodine
and Sarsaparilla, and Gridley,s salt Rheum and fesisl
Ointment, DR. Carters Cough Balsam. Dr. Bakers Speer
ne, DR. HOOper's Female Cordial, and Or Basterly's FC
Ter Killer. These medicines are prepared by ~athorousn
y educated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceuiisi, y
that allean rely upon them as being safe ana ehectuai"
curing the diseases for which they are recommends,
They are standard remedies, end can be found In near
every Drns and Apoihecary store in The United St@~
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16
GOV. w. a. RICHARDSON.


The Governor leaves for his home to-
Gay, regretted by these who are best ac-
quainted with him. During the year
which he has served among US he has
shown himself equal to any emergency
that might arise in either his official or
political character. He is kind and af-
fable in his general intercourse in socie-
ty, rendering all happy and pleasant
around him by his intelligence and COLO
guy. His wise counsels pertaing to the
people of the Territory have always been
listened to with much attention, and pro-
mulgated for the general good.
MISCELLANEOUS .rf5~v
o. d. Richardson and John SahIer SO,
licited by the City Council togo to Wash
ington City as lobby Delegates to attend
to the immediate interests of Omaha, par
ticularIy, and the wants of the Territory
generally, start to-day.
The Governor was honored with a grand
c%otillion party at the Herndon, on Friday
evening last, for the reception Of his
friends and acquaintance where all might
probably for the last time, have the OPP
portunity of passing congratulations and
bidding adieu to his excellency on the eve
of his departure from his feldof labor.
Snow is now six inches in depth, but
weather pleasant and clear. The snow
fell on Saturday night and the sleigh
bells kept up their merry music during the
entire Sabbath. Gentlemen appeared de-
termined to make good use of the oppor-
portunity, they might not have another
such time during the winter.
The river here is yet not frozen over.
nor has there been but little floating ice
in the stream until recently, and at thi;
date it does not prevent the free passage
of the mail to and from Omaha every day
none having failed up to this date.
CAPITOLIUM.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16
ODD FELLOWS LODGE MEETING.

.NTESs1. Brownyille Lodge, No, 5, meets every
2 Thursday evening, at the Hall over NAL
@ lister & Ponn's store.
8. II: BENNETT, N. G.
> THEo HILL, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16
Correspondence from the Capital.
Omaha, Nebraska,
Dec. 6, 1853.
H GOLD MINES.

Several gentlemen, who went from
Omaha during the month Of September,
to the Nebraska Gold regions have re-
turned, bringing conirmatory accounts,
similar to those which have already been
published through the medium of the pa
pers Of the Missouri slope. They also
show the actual production of hat coun-
try in the shape Of fine scale gold which
l have seen; and have confidence in the
word of the gentlemen who gave me the
privilege of a close examination of the
gold. Others also have presented sam
pies of the shining dust.
All who have returned will again go
in the Spring early, SO as to be there
when the waters are up, as they can then
wash much easier and more of it, not be-
ing compelled to carry it so far from the
place of digging some having to carry
the sand as much as two hundred yards.
They are compelled to dig from W to
ten feet in depth before coming to the
rock bed on which the gold is found, and
have nothing to wash it with but common
pans and rough log rockers, by which
they can make from three to ten dollars a
day.
Is is represented to be found in differ
ent portions of the country, from Cherry
| Creek to Medicine Bow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16

This town is situated at the junction of
the South Platte and Cherry Creek, and
already contains several houses, a store,
and a lawyer. Mr.. A. L. Smith, late of
Florence, will take a press there in the
Spring, on his return to his new and adop-
ted home. A few numbers of his paper
are to be issued previous to his depar-
ture.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16

followed annually by heavy trains for at
least twelve years, and more recently, the
latter part of the road was that chosen
upon which to convey the army supplies
for Utah. Al this point, the crossing Of
the South Fork, the e~migrants for the
new gold field of Western Nebraska were
compelled to pioneer, and explore the re-
mainder of the road.
They did not cross the South Fork Of
the Platte but continued up that stream
passing the most prominent camping
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-16

for the cold weather, but all are anxiously
laboring to secure themselves from all an
ticipated inconvenience or possible dam
gers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16
on liberal terms. ,o,,,r.,
mr22 BABCOCh x SONNIAd.
NOTICE.

vE>HE ASSIGNEE ES OF wM. LOEW ENTHAL Y
co, inform you herewith that they nave soiu
the whole stock of Clothing and Dry Goods to Mr.. A.
Loewent1Si. r,,,oI q,
All Debtors to the late firm Of VIM. Loewenthai
CO. will please call at their old stand and settle WIN
W. ABR. GUJBERTS,
LEOP. VI. BERNHElMER,
80 - ASsignees.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16

, principal regulators Of the
tHperforms its functionswell
! 1are fully developed. The
rhdependent on the healthy
epproper Performance Of its
~mach Is at fauittho bowels
eNsystem suffers in conse-
e-liver-having ceased to do
1of that organ, one Of the
his stud, i'm a practice of
, ITO hnd some remedy
1.-The many arrangements
-Smedy is at last found, any
r@complaint in any of. rs
formed bylissolving gum
/ (which is soluble for the
-DScine. These gums remove
~ from the system, supply
= How of bile invigorating
20 digest well, purifying
4 health To the wholemachi-
s-pf the disease. and eficc =
{ ANY Of the disagrecable
G -calemel or mineral poison
4 n.
snsufficient to relieve the
e flood from rising aud sour
: = fore retiring prevents
{ =, night loosens the bowels
e eV~neSs.
r each meal viii cure Dys-
n teaspoonsful will always
- male obstruction removes
), ,Nand makes a perfect cure.
i sstely relievescllolic while
H. IS a sure cure for cholera
I--Sive Of cholera.
Ia will prevent the recur-
,, Awhile il relieves all pain
" ~
.sAneeded to throw out Of the
-cineaftcr a ong sickness.
r. r-Jaundice removes all yell
- or from the skin.
RI whine before eating gives
dhT 'kes foo2 digest well.
dSc-res Chronic DiarrhGa
e. >summer and bowel COM
Ic hrstdose.
5 @attacks caused hy worms.
l.0 0ren, there is no snrer, SAT-
n Othe world as IL never fails.
n "A n these statements: thew
II 0we can give evidence tn
'e ~ il are giving their unan-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16

INRANBERRIES, &c, &c.-
u 10 Bushels Choice CranbeTies;
80 Heads Prime Cabbage; |-
% Bushels Sugar Pasnips; ... ...;-.,
40 do Prime w bite Potatoes; Just rece,yed
and for sale by u. II. Ooon
ianS.f.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16

HSRANBERRIES AND DCHEBSE[cs
u iohoyes Choice Western Reserve Chstsei
2bsls cranberies rT igst tSSeyssdJ Sy dJa49HHSsfox ~
iang3 NICALhi O.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
r. Y. CARLILE.
Corner OF Main and Water Streets,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Twelve Copies 10 W
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hoi ,vn iITn date business, in their own name; and
AZ aiversements for the benefit OF other perSOns as
we'll a. Il adv versements and advertisements OF auc-
ersons sent in by them, must oe paid To- al the usuai
rates. = -.
-eport, resolutions or proceedings OF any cor
F---ion So-ety association public meeting ana no
nc zion designed to call attention To any mat
er of Emite or individual interest can De lseieo' u
ieSs paid for as an advertisement. ...,
cS5- No advertisement be inserted gTitui,ously
1r Charitable or other societies' puOi0 iiiS'i'" VI
- Contracts for yearly advertising VII not s, oe as us
,irlrss a orler To that effect Is iet a. the
te. o,,1 yhsn discontinued in less than year. the
,,rj,r - me whole wear will be charged
isements hcreat viii * PuyahSiae' ai
~ ,,s5,ss OF the attorneys Oriering ana MOI ueIay
s5Ie flr the Ie gaI proceelIgs, but coects al our
Our terms for job Work and transient sd'erti'e
ne-,-s a-e CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16

The Liver is one of the
human body and when il
the powers of the system
stomach isalmost entirely
action OF the liver for the
functions. When the sto
are nj fault, and the whole
quence OF one organ-the
its duty. For the diseases
proprietors has made il
more than twenty years,
wherewith to countefact
10 which it is liable.
To prove that this re-
forms, Sia- '6agsbsa T5hlyer
certain.
A compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues Of the medi-
all morbisl or bad matter
ing in their placcaheaithy
the stomach, causing food
the blood, giving tone and
merry removing gthe causes
ing a radical cure without
after effects, felt by usinc
that is usually resOrted
One dose after eating ]:
stomach and prevent the
ing
Only one dose taken be
nightmare.
Only one dose taken nj
gently and cures costivt
One dose taken asteI
pepsia.
:E One dose Of two
relieve a sick headache.
Ore bottle taken for fe
the canse OF the disease,
0nly one dose immedi.
One dose often repeated
Morbus and a preyenta
One dose taken oftei
renee OF bilious attacks
feelings.
Only one bottle i
system the effects ofmedi
One bottle taken for
lewness OF unnatural col
One dose taken a shor
vieor 20 the appetite an'
One dose often repeate'
in its worst forms, Will
plants yield almost to TN
One or two doses cure
while for worms in child
er or speedier remedy il
There is no exaggeratioI
are plain, sober facts, tha
7 -. .-1.sf.It ~. -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16
THE LIVER INVIGORATORl

lDREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
II Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work
ing almost too great 10 believe. 1t cures
magic, the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle Is required to any tind of
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspep-
sa to common headache, all of which are the result
of a Disea sed Liver.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16
''THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN -
COMMERCIAL
G OLE CE.

fihsr sfkkkf, BEfwEENHAIS AND SYCAMORE sra
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Inc riith Annual Session will Commence.
Monday, August 81, 1857.
ME course Of study in this institution istho,.
oagh and PRACTICAL embracing all that Is reani.
Counting Room, among which are ' VI 1is
poO BILE ENTR B0ok-KEEPIye
With forms adapted to Wholesale and Retail:
STEAMBOAT BooK-KEEPING, BANKfNC;. ~.
Commercial ejaculation, Penmanship Acconn,s 4, nv,
rent, ACCOUNTS Sales, and complete system OF Com
mermercial Correspondence. Va SVlu'
course OF Lessons can be completed in from sir 70
zen Ten Eeeks. Time however, is not limited and stu
aents can review, free OF further charge M - tio
Diplomas awarded TO those who are dean,ed n.y. inns
sS Hours Of instruction from 10 IIX A M!!ix
TO 4, " and to 10 NJ. = - '' -
TERMS Payable in advance
Mercantile Course .oo a..
Nerr. nt;ia C.Ii ping 90
&c NdiCulatlon x
1,as II sa. :. ''..'- 90
"es b'sh'' per month";. ....................... 20
eH For Catalogue and further particulars. adsr...
ouxS4' j. BENIN, Principal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16
BITTROLFF & SON,

"a DEALERS In Jewelry, Watches, Cloc cks,
"a. Silver Ware, DC. have now on hand a well
Jewelry of all kinds and of the atest styles; Yankee
Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood cases; silver Table
and Teaspoons plated ware, porte monieas gOd silver
and steel specaces Nc, which We prepared 70 sell
a the lowest eastern prices, and warrant every article TO
be what II is represented. The public generally n
viteu to call and examine for themselves, al the old
stand, on Main street, between lst and and ape
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ALEXANDRIA.
CowssponAsnes Of IH. Star.


q ALRxANDRIA, Va, Sept. 81, 1883.
The frenen, having for a while slept upon
their wrongs, are about TO awake In indignation,
and terrible, we imagine, will be their wrath
On to- morrow evening, the convention which
assembled some time since to enforce a redress of
grievances, and which, failing to obtain them,
has since been quietly sleeping, opens again at
'Hydraulion Hall. ----.-
+ The steamer James Guy inagurates herself this
morning "the river boat ,; starting on her first
trip to Cone river. We hope success may crown
this renewal Of an enterprise OF the utmost
importance to the commercial interests Of Alex.
andria. ......
The Alexandria Canal Company assemble this
morning, In the Council chamber At the present
writing, no quorum is I'm attendance. 3
w yman opens his entertainments I'm this city
at Liberty Hall, on Thursday evening next
George l. Sherwood is a candidate to fill the
vacancy in the office Of county constable occa-
stoned by the resignation Of w. J. Allison.
Twenty gentlemen have been appointed commits
stoners, four named as conductors of election
and four voting places established. In order that
some fourteen hundred voters may IL they hoose,
leave their business operations and declare their
preference In the matter Of a county constable,
the perquisites of whose Office will not very muc
exceed the expenses of election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21

FROM GUATEMALA AND Observation-Disclosures
have been received from Balize to the 18th uIt
AT that time the people OF Honduras were repre-
sented as being perfectly healthy, with the ex :
ceptiCn Of cough, predisposing the small pox
patients Of last year TO consumption, disease
which wax cever before known in that part of
the world. The cholera was still raging in Qua
teInala, and II reported that the average num-
Der of deaths ran az high seventy per day.
Another attempt bad been made to burn the town
Of Baiize, which this time proved unsuccessful
The incendiaries were the colo-fd residents of
Nassau. IL will be recollected that Balize has
been twice fred, one half of the town Icing de-
strOyed each time, but II was Immediately re,
built A number OF incendiaries had been ar
rested, and Were awaiting sentence. IL was ru-
mored at Balize that a strong party was raising
in Guatemala with the design OF overth rowing
Carrera, who has been at the head OF affairs there
Tor fifteen years. The crop Of Cochineal in Qua
iemaia would be about all average. Disease had
broken out among the cattle in Honduras, and
sfeat numbers were dying. The deer were dy-
ing on oy hundreds, in view of which law had
berh enacted to prevent the shooting of deer TO-
the present. Skins In Balize, TruxilIo and Omos
were very scarce.
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Personal.

90. VIM. Winthrop, L s Consul nj Malta f.
at the kirkwood house. "
go. Hon. T.. Ii. Hart, of N YJno AT p.,,.
of Va Hon Fernando Wood of N 80 =;
the National hotel. NV -
800. Capt. Isaih Rynders, u 3 MARSHAL for N o
southern district Of N. Y, Capt Il. J Fauntle.
roy, are at Browns
Madame lie Vert and Mrs Anna Corn
hitchie, have declined the public demonstration
OF matinee or soiree, with which several papers
have announced they were 10 be compii nented
. 49,. Victor Hugo is said tn be correcting the
proofs OF a new volume Of poems which is to
appear IN Paris before long under the title OF
''Les Petites Eppopees''
zee. Thomas Carlyle has recentIv set out for
R.riin, whence he proceeds to saxonv and 81
lssis In order To survey the battle fields OF the
,cysh years war, in relation with his foitlcomino
a. History of the Great Frederick
zee. Letters from Southam pton mention that
Mrs. EsteIls A. Lewis, the poetess, arrived at
Havre on the III Sept. The Arsgo, In which she
sailed, made her trip out in eleven days and a
half.
80: The chirago Tribune alleges that the "gal-
liant Zouaye," who has RECENTLY made such stir
In the country, Is Identical with Count Moreto
who not long since figured In polite society ia
chicago, and d 'clmprd tue evening OF q
fIand exclusion which Wa. 10 come OF under
LIS patronage,
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The CoMzTs-There are three comets now
visible. They rise and SET as follows.

visible. They rise and set as follows:
l. Donati's-In the constellation OF Ursa Ma
Jof-Hlses Oh l6m. a. m, N + by North sets
sh. Am p. m, ~ w by North.
Encke's-in the constelIa alton Cancer-Rises
Northwest. 49,
j. fattie's-ln the constellation Perseus This
comet has Just come within the circle of perp-t-
uai apparition, and therefore does not set to US
~ is on the meridian, near the pole, at Oh. Sim
in the morning.
Oftbese three comets the first named Is the
only one visible to the naked eye 1t may be
readily seen by the naked eye on any clear even
ing, from about quarter past seven to eight o'cIk
although II 10, OF course, viewed to mnch better
advantage with a telescope, even of a low power.
not magnifying more than ten or twenty times
III Is now situated near the hind foot Of Ursa
Major, and Is moving toward Arcturus; or, in
other words, IL is near the horizon. and ranging
with the two stars known as the pointers. the
comet being about as far to the left of the point
ers as the North star is TO their right. The tail
Is tolerably well defined, and about three degrees
in length
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Spirit OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union presents detailed statement of
the appropriations made by the Thirty fourth
and Thirty fifth Congress, showing the amount
recommended by the Executive, and the addi-
tions made by the National Legislature. 1t
says:
"An examination Of those estimates for which
the Administration Is responsible exhibits the
fact that the Government would, IL confined to
them, be conducted upon a basis of the strictest
economy. The increase Of expenditure, about
which 50 much has been said, Is limited to three
sources : LIST, the expenses of the Army; ID, the
increase of the Navy; and, Sd, the expense OF the
Post Once Department word upon each OF
these points The increased expense Of the army
was oecasioned, as every one knows, by the Utah
war, and our Ind ian troubles. Not only was the
deficiency provided for at the late session created
in this war; but the increase in the regular annual
estimates was required to meet these contingent
cies.
."2d. The increase in the expense of the Navy
arises from the amount expended in the construc-
strength TO this arm Of the public defense. There
IL not an Individual throughout the country who
does not feel that the number and efficiency of the
Navy Is wholly disProportionate to our CONNER
cial interests and national importance. Let those
who desire a smaller and less efficient Navy COM
plain Of those expenditures
I'D. The Increased expenses Of the Post Office
Department. Two causes have produced this re-
SUI, 10 wit: the reduction OF postage and the
increased mail facilities afforded to the country.
IL those who complain Of the expenditures of the
Gorsrsn1eat as estimated for by the AdniHisfra-
siOn desire retrenchment and reform in this De-
partment the remedy Is plain one-either in
crease the postage or reduce the mail facilities -
The Onion, further, notices the reports of
valuable gold " diggings" on this side of the
Rocky Mountains, near Pixies Peak
The Inteliigencer, in noticing the comments
Of q Virginia newspaper upon the declination
of the Snanish mission nv Senator Reniamin
takes occasion to style some of the arguments
by which the American claim to Cuba is sup
ported, " the doctrine of the road"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21

Communicating to a statement for the year
ending September 1, there has been a considera-
BILE decrease from the cotton crop Of 1856 The
crop In 1856 was 527, SI5 bales in 1857, 1899 :
sig; and in 1858. 3,ll3, 962. The exports of the
year amount to $50. las bales, being an increase
OF 81 ,7ee bales over last year. OF the total ex-
ports England took ,s0Se6s bales, being an in
crease over last year Of 35I ,O95. The exports TO
rance during the year show a decrease of 20 ,355
bales, and to the north Of Europe q decrease of
IN esq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21

The RICHMOND DUEL.-Hon. Sherrard Glenn
ems is in as comfortable condition as is consist
ent with the nature Of his injury. He endures
but little pain and is remarkably exempt from
fever. His physicians anticipate his perfect re-
covery
Mr.. Charles Irving and Thomas p. Chisman
were the seconds in the duel. Mr.. Irving for
Mr.. Clemens, and Mr.. Chisman the friend Of
Mr.. Wise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21

A REsPoNsE-Le Nord, Of Brussels, raises its
voice In favor Of the proposition Of President
Buchanan to Queen Victoria, to declare the per-
petual neutrality of the Atlantic telegraph. The
London Morning Post does the same thing, but
with the important restriction not intended by
Mr. Buchanan, that it be neutral only for the gov
ernments Of the two powers who own it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-21

FROM STATEN lsLAND.-The Eighth Regi-
ment at scamp Washington has settled down
to camp life as comfortably as circumstances
will admit Yesterday it was estimated that
5000 persons visited the camp. Tomorrow the
Regiment is TO elect a Lieutenant Colonel the
election will, Of course take place In CAMP