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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02
Later from Utah

ST. LOUIS, June 2G.-The Utah mail of June 5 has
arrived Governor Cumming, TIE peace commissioners
and the postmaster, had gone into the city.
The supply trains and military forces were pushing
forward rapidly and COL Johnston would soon be able
to proceed to Salt Lake, as he intends. Provisions
plenty in the camp The news generally is unim
pOrtant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

Ra Harper for July is on our table as usual it is
handsomely printed and contains numerous Illustrations
of a high order Of merit and vast amount of good
reading matter For sale at the bookstore of Messrs
Merrill & Pierce. Price 25 cents
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

COTTON BLooNs.-lsham A. Dumas, Esq., of Rich
mond county, has sent us several cotton blooms gath
cred on his plantation the 18th inst-he first we
have seen or heard of in this State
Mr.. Dumas writes us that the crops in that section
arelooking quite WE'LL though corn is somewhat small
Cotton he says is at cast ten days ahead of last years
crop-FayatevMe Observer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-Ihe Kansas City Journal OF
Commerce, in extra edition of the 10TH says that
mass meeting was held at Fort Scott, Kansas, on the
18TH to take into consideration the best means for the
adjustment of the difficulties of that region. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted to the following effect We
will proceed to thorough civil organization Of the
country in accordance with the law approved February
1858. We agree to refer all past offences against the
laws to the grand jury We agree to refrain from the
prosecution Of vexatous arrests for imaginary or petty
offences, and dscountenance such proceedings from
whatever source they come to exert ourselves
to preserve peace and to assist in enforcing the laws
We agree to take no part in the preemption of claim
quarres but leave the contestants to settle their differ
ences according to the law We agree to hold every
citizen of Fort Scott to strict accountability for assault
Or other unlawful acts against any person whatsoever
We agree to afford whatever protection circumstances
require to citizens of Fort Scott travelling in Bourbon
county.
Gov. Denver agrees to withdraw the troops as soon
as the county and township organization be completed
and he is satisfied that peace is fully restored Gov
Denver addressed the meeting and approved the resou-
tons. John Hamilton presided
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02
June 18th, 1858
NEGROES WANTED.

23 THE SUBSCRIBER residing a few miles from Clinton
IA Sampson County, desires to purchase NEGROES
~ ging from five to thirty years of agemmen women,
boys and girls. The highest cash prices will be paid He
may be called above addressed by letter at Clinton
Post Office. EVERETT PETERSON.
May 81 1853. 38-Gm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

SALE OF BANK SToCK.-At a sale Yesterday, by
John Fl. Cook Esq, Auctioneer 20 shares of Bank Of
Clarendon stock sold at $50 IS per share of $50 div
dend on And SO shares of Bank of Fayetteville were
sold, also dividend on, follows at S64 so. at
S63 5 at $62 IS, 10 at $62 IS, 10 at SCI IS. and
30 at S6l SO, per share of S5O.-Fau. Obs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

A MIsGovERNED CIrY.-During a short space of
time in the city of Chicago the Mayor has been arrest
Bridewe for conspiracy to extort money from prost
tutes constable has been similarly punished for the
same crime; an edtor-who, by the way was treasurer
of Sunday School-has been sent to Alton to work
for the Government for robbing the post Office an at
toney has been indicted for bribery in the trial Of the
same case and the trial of county supervisor is just
closed for crime even worse than either of the former
yet in justice to the latter, will say he discharged
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

EFFECT OF AN EMETIC ON CoUNTERFEITER's STOMACH.
About week ago named Koher paid Tiffany
& Co., the jewellers in New York, counterfeit S. bill
on the John Hancock Bank Boston. Nothing more
was seen of Koher until Saturday last when he again
entered the store and, making another small purchase
offered bill similar to the one mentioned He was at
once recognised and an officer sent for who took him
into custody While in the store ofthe clerks noticed
that he swallowed something, and communicated the
fact to the officer Kohler was compelled to swallow an
emetic but the dose having effect another was admin
stered This, however did good, when third more
powerful than the Others was given and in little time
thereafter, Kohler dsgorged counterfeit So bill on the
Granite Bank of Connecticut two 81 bills on the Yates
County Bank, Boston, and 50 on the Hancock Bank
of Ellsworth, Me.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02
Railroad Accident.

Railroad Accident.
WELDON, June 24.-The Raleigh train off the track
this evening above CASTOR. Mr.. Joseph T. Evans,
Postmaster at this place. jumped from the macar and
was very seriously hurt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

COL AnterSOh
New ORLEANS, June 21.-Gerard Stith, the newly
ed Thos f. Adams chief Of the police department. and
the appointment gives general satisfaction.
Col. Anderson, of Nicaragua notoriety, left for New
York Yesterday
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
WILM1NGToN, N. O., MONDAY. JUNE IS, 1858.

As-1RANSIEVT AdcertiSers eOH please bear IN mind
thai their advertisements cannot appear this paper ecdt
out first beiq paid for in dUdnce. This rule aotH be STRICT
ly carried oH s0ittoh respect to persons ,u, all
hereafter entered on list eusthou payment being made
IN Advance, and The papeoiH all cases be discontinued
amen the time paid for expires
oct. 20, 1857
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

Rumored appointment of Minister to England.
WASHINGTON, June 24th.-It is rumored that Judge
Roosevelt, of New York. has been appointed minister
to England in place of Mr.. Dallas.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02
" For Freedoms battle ONCE BEGUN,
Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son,

Thus we see that it was at the battle Of AIanoooo
and not at Bunker Hill that the first American hloo5
was shed in the cause Of liberty. Honor to whom
honor is due" "'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

MILITARY ELEcTIoN-Maj Walter Draughon, of the
Brigadier General. The following is the vote -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02
Fourth of July Excursion.

We notice that bills are out announcing an excursion
to Norfolk and Portsmouth, to be extended to Bat-
more tickets to be issued by the agents at all the sta
lions on the Wilmington & Weldon Road, emitting
those purchasing to go and return to and from Weldon
for one fare At Weldon return tickets will be sold to
Norfolk and Portsmouth, and thence to Baltimore on
the Bay Boats on the same terms.
These tickets will be issued from the 3d. and will be
good until the 10th. The Fourth will be celebrated on
Monday when there will be grand encampmcnt in the
neigbborhood of Norfolk Boats will be constantly
plying on Monday between Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old
Point and the Capcs and in fact to every point of in
terest on the Chesapeake and James River. There will
be grand civic and military ball at Old Point on Mon
day night \ fine chance for cheap and pleasant trip
Hon. Warren Winslow arrived at his home in Fay
etevile yesterday CIhursday) morning. 1t is said
he holds the question of foreign appointment under
sderation Ifhedecarations ofpubc meetings any
thing, Mr. Wnsow has given full satisfaction to
his constituents and they would be oathe to lose his able
services
FRE.-On Sunday morning. about 2 O'clock the
Waterman at Hilton Mills, discovered fire near the
furnace but cXtnguShed it before any demage was DONE
1t was caused by the heat from the furnace setting fire
to some sawdust lying against it.
YELLOW Notwithstanding to the latest dates from
HAVANA, the Yellow Fever prevailing to alarm,
ing extent amongst the shipping in that port The city
continued healthy.
DNIDEND.-The Bank of Washington has declared a
semi-annual dividend of three per cent.
DIvIDEND-The Bank of Charlotte has declared a
semi-annual dividend of per cent.
MILITARY EIECTION.-Mai. Walter Drauphon of the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

DIvIDEND-The Bank of Charlotte has declared a
semi-annual dividend of per cent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

DVIDEND.-The Bank of Washington has declared a
Semi-annua dividend of three per cent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

YELLOW FEvER-According to the latest dates iron
HAVANA the Yellow Fever prevailing to an alarm,
ing extent amongst the shipping in that port The city
continued healthy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-02

MORBID SENSTBILITY OF THE STOMACH AND
n bowels, attended with obvious dsorde Iof the digestive
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
+ NUMBER 16
ons therefor are given, td be determined by
the depart,nent.

ons therefor are given, td be determined by
the department.
Is. Section Is Of act of Congress, approved
March 8, 1915, provides that contracts for the (.
transportation Of the mail shall be let sin eve
ry case to the lowest bidder rendering sufficient
guarantees for faithful performance without a.
ther reference to the mode OF such transporn-
tlon than may be necessary to provide Tor the
due ceerity, certainty aud security OF such
transportation" Under this law ne ie,crp.
ti0n Of bids has been received. They do not
specify mode Of conveyance, but engage to
take the entire mail ench trip with celebrity,
certainty, and security, using the terms of the
law These bids are styled, from the man.
ner in whilh they are designated on the
books Of ;he department. "star hils," and they
will DO construed as providing for the conve.
vance of the entire mniI, however large, and
whatever may be the made necessary to insure
its "teltrity, certainty. and security"
10. In all cases where the lowest grade Of
service is believed to be sufficient, tho lowest
bid will be aecepted, if duly guarantica, in
preference to n "star" or specific bid.
When tho lowest bid is not n star blnnd
specifics either no modA or IN inadequat, mode
of conveyance, it will not be accepted, but set
aside for specific bid proposing the mecca
AIRY service.
When the bid does not specify mode Of
conveyancc; also, when it proposes to carry
''accOrJng to tho advertisements" hut without
such SPECIFICATION, it will be considered us ,
proposal for horseback service
%. a modification Of hid in any Of its essen
tial terms is tantamount to new bid, and cannot
be received, 80 rs to interfere with regular
competition, after the lust hour set for receiving
bids.
q PostmaStors are to be careful not to GER
tify tho suIfcicncy Of gua:ontors or suretes
without knowing that they are persons OF suii.
cent responsibility: and all bidders, guanIors,
and suretles nre distinctly notified Tint. ona tai:
lure to enter into or perform the contracts for
the service proposed for in the accepted bids,
their legal liabilities will be enforced against
them.
-. Present contractors, md persons known
ut the department, must equally with Others,
procure guarantors and certificates of their
snlhcency substantially in the forms nho,o
prescribed. The certificates of suhciency must
be signed by postmaster or by judge Of .
court Of record.
AARON Y. BROWN,
Postmaster General
posT OFFICE DEPARlMANr,
DECEMBER IL, 1851 l2 ins.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters CT administration have been
granted to mo by the .lu ige Of PROBATE of the
county of Taos Territory Of Sew Mrxlcn, on
the estate Of Elmun Bury, late Of sui coun.
tv, drceasei, haprng date the 3rl dnv If DC.
toyer' 1871, hNrehy give n'tlrc II all ndr0t.
tie to slr estate that they viii he required tn
make immediate pnymeut, and 10 al those hlv.
lng claims against the same to Present them
within one ySIr from this ia e, and lhat if not
presented in three years they will be forever
barred.
LUClEN STEWART,
Administration.
Fernando dc Taos, October 3, lSj7.-S.t
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
Agents for the Gazette.

John d. lmboden and A. W, Harman will
please act as Agents for the Gazette in Au.
suS!a county, Virginia,
COL j. McCarty will please act as agent for
procuring Subscriptionsand advertisements for
the Gazette, in Kansas city, Mo.
At Lexington, Mo-, DR.. G. w. Shcwoltcr
will please act as agent fjr the Gazette.
In consideration of the distinction thus be.
slowed Upon these gentlemen, we shall expect
a handsome return Of good paying subscribers.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20

them conform to connexions with railroads,
with out increase of pny. p.uvded the RAINING
time he not abridged. lie may also order an
increase of speed, allowing, within the restrc.
toas Of the law, II pro rata increase Of py for
the additional stock Or carriers It any. The
Contractor, may, bowrver, in the case OF incre'
ase at speed, reIinluiSh the contract by giving
proiup; nnllce to the department that he pro
fers l"iug so to carrying tho order into effect.
The Postmaster General may also cur:ol or
discontinue the service, IN whole or in pnrt at
pro rata decrease If pny, allowing one months
extra compensation ON the amount dispensed
with Whenever, in his opinion, the public in
terests 10 not require the same, or in ease he
dcses to supersele it by different grade of
transportation.
s. Payments vii, be made for the service BY
coIlrctuns fran, or drafts on postmastrrs, or
otherwise. after the expiration Of each quarter
say in February, May, august, aud Novem'
her.
0. The distances ARE given according to the
best lnformaton hut no increased pay will he
allowed Shunid they bc grcnter thu advertised,
II the points tn be- supplied be correctly stated.
BiddeS must inform themselves on Ibis point; J;
anI also IN reference t. the weight Of bridges,
ferries, or distractions of any kind 10y which
expense may be incurred. No claim for ad.
dltlonrl pay based on such grounds can be
considered nor for alleged mistakes or msap.
prehension as to the degree of service, nor for
bridges destroyed, or )therobsiruct0ns increase
ing distance. occurring during the contract 'rm.
Offices established after this advertisement. ls ls-
sued, uni also during the contract term ar
to he visited without extra pay, if the distance
be not Increased.
10. A bid received after the last day and
hour named, or without the guarantee required
by law, or that combines several routes IN ono
sum VI compensation, cannot be considered IN
competition with IA regular proposal reasonable
IN amount.
IL. Bhllcrs shoull 6rst propnsc for service
strictly according to tho advertisement, anh
then, # they de.lr., separately for different ser
vice and If tho retluIdr hli he the lowest oile.
red f,r the advertised service, the other propo'
sltons may he considered.
II. There should be but enc route bid for in
Il proposal.
l3, Tho rontc, the service, the yearly pay tne
uame ani residence Of the bidder Chat is his
usual post Office adlress,) and those OF each
member of Il fir n, where company oilers,
should be distinctly stated; also the mode OF
conveyance, if higher mode than horseback
he intrnded. The words "with due celerl'y.
certainty, aud security" inserted to indicate
'h' mode Of conveyance, will constitute, "Sfdr
bid" When "smr hido is intended, no spe'
clici conveyance must he named.
H. Bullets nre requested to nae, rs far MS
practicable. the printcl form If proposals fur
ni.hcl bv the department. To write out in fall
tho sam of their bids, anl to. retain copies Of
them.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
RErE Err TO,
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

The undersigned intending to leave the Ter
rilory, offers the following r"prr'y Tor 'n sa''i r.
mountain farm SIX mic' east ol SANTA re
on the Santa Fe Greek; upon whl'h S,"n''
water power Saw Mill, shngIe MILL Lam saws
kip Saws &c., with large tract # E goCa R P'I'
timber connpotpd with the Mill. The Mlii u
in good or Ter aud capable Of cutting from lllF''
to Four thousand feet of lumber fro" '"" t.
This property will be sold with or ,.l,l'. without
mules, oxen, wagons, log wagons, harness
yokes, chains, &c. -, ....,,.,ao, ,,,J
Aiso m Improvement on government """
npnr Gall,teo, nOw planted IN corn
For particulars enquire on tue Ps',"'So' W. W
Mt the residence OF the uudtrs'S'eu III o'"''
re' II. EAs1ERDAi.
Santa Fe, May 18th, 1851.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
INSTRUCTIONS,


may deem proper.
! |. Seven inmates are ailawe t. each inter
mel liatt u.Iice, when not otherwise specified, fO
asserting the mtlIs.
:. Railroad ani steamboat companies are re
qurcl tu take the mail from, AMI deliver IL III
tu, the post oihces at the commandment iu'
etnl If their routes, aud u und Irjm ali Office
not more than elgnty rods from station 0i
iruGlng Proposals may he submitted tor th'
performance Of Az lhe service e-thdt is, lo,
o,lces over eighty rods from station or Ian
ding.
8. 40 pay will be made for tripsnot perfor'
med and for each Of such omlSSbns, not sn.
tisructnrlIy explained, three times the pay oI
the trip may he deducted. For arrivals So faI
bch,ud time as to break cnne&lon with depending
mis, AMI not sufficiently excused, JueiOurth
Of the compensation for the trip Is subject 10
forfeiture. Deduction wall also b, ordered for
Il grade of perform ,nce inferior II that sruci
deL in the contract. For repeated teilnquencles
Of The kind herein specified, enlarged penalties,
proportluned to the nature thereof.nni the im
purtanue Of the mail, may be made
4. For leaving behind or throwing of the
mails, or any portion Of them, for the adms.
sion Of passengers, Or for being conccrncd in
setting no or Running mn express cmveyng in.
teIgence in advance Of the mail, quarters
pay may bc deducted.
5. Fines will b. imposed, unCs the delin.
quency be promptly eni satisfactorily explained
hv c,rtihrntes uf nustmnstprs or hu aIhtnv,ts
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW
MEXICO

.h'iNlc'.
The Surveyor General of New Mexico. bv .n
of Congress pproypd On the llnd Tuly 1881. /. re,
a ,red 10 make 'nI report on al snth clam. AS
orglna'ed "hpforp The r,s.ion of the rprrlttrv "a
the United state, "hy the trpa.y of Gupl.,,,l ll,.
dalgu oI iSiS, denong the vrlou, grades nf tip
wth hIs dr.rSlon there N As t., the ,illny or m.
valM,t.' OF each of the sane uni,r the ..s,y, Sc
gps, and customs Of he country before res,,u ",r.
20 the UnliDd Sinps."-Aud he Is also required In
m, he "rporl III regart To ii Pa'blJv existing IN
'he rrrr""ry, showing The extent aud locaIly Of
agriI ,laiiug The number Of uIahllanls In the s.uI
luetluS lrspc"iy-ly. anl the nature OF their u,l,.
The td such report 10 he made a.cnrdi,.. II,
.r fc,m which may bp prescribed by The Sc Irla.
u the Interior; which repolt shall br a,i before
Congress for suca action thereon IS may be deem
al l,>t aud proper with avlew 10 confirm bona fI,
grants and give full effect 10 the treaty IF lSiS
orvppn the United states ani MrxIco
Claimants IL every case vii BE- required ia file
iwrillrn notice, setting fouh the hAlne Of IN.
'pleschl ri lmNd," nine OF 'or .ilIl cla,maul"-
nature ot clalu. whether lncnhatr or pprfpct-lts
talr--rrm what anlhori.y the orgn,I title was
isrl,rd-wIlh reference to the evidence OF tie
power and authority under whIcH the granting oi
hc-r ma, have 4rt~d-qudull, claid,eL, locality.
NJ a.. i.,.,,,,,. ,.e >'''''''' y '"y Wv,
m,',, ,.,.n ,,"nn IN .,,,hl,'n ,ha .,a,,, ~,
..,, .r'r nf ",, r,,.,n ,h I,''''"' "''
,n" " ,,e'.n, ",,' ,lnmaII, '"' N'''' = '''''
Every claimant viii also be required to finnish
an anieullcai plat If Survey. II a survey hasbee,
IKE ulrd ur other evidence. shOwug the precist
bouu,is AMI ext nj of the tract ca.nud.
Io enable the Surveyor General TO execute th.
ln'y thus imposed on him, by law, he ha, lv rr.
ui,.,r all those lmIypItdi, who claimed land, IN,
New Mexico before the treaty Of 1913, to prp,uc.
tnr yulence, of such claims at TN, Office al snnj,
te.as ,ou,, AZ possible.
Tn nnNAr,nN c1AIu,vrs
NV '''
The a' OF Congress above IrieI ed to, grants
100 acres oi ''hd To every white male citizen Ol
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
LETTING oF MAIL CONTRACTS.

% iOPOSdLS for conveying the mails Of the
y. Uhitci States from tho lst # Jny, 1878,
To the lst # July, 1882. IN tho following routes
in the Territory Of New Mxico will be received
nj 'hcc'n;rnct ulic" If this Department until 8,
II. IN Of the 18th d,v Of March next, tv be Dc.
cldeI Jy the y Of the Same month
NEW MEXICO
1851 From Santa Fe, by Aiamed., Alhuroenr.
que, Algidone., SOcIrro, 1rl Craig, L,s
Crnc's. BernaIIlo, b., Luns, For, tll.
III 're, Frontero, Texas, to III Paso, Tex.
as, 30J miIe, and bi,k, twice month
Ler' SAINT. Fo oa the 18th IN 9th Of
each mouth
Arrive VI Pa>o in ei hi days;
,yas n IT, i,o IN tho 1th and I'D Of each
ArNc ut Santa f. eight ,lays.
BIDS for weekly rips wltl bc considered.
aso, f'r the '"p"aic paris to ami be-
youd Albuquerque.
1852 From Santa f., by Los Lncaro,, to Fer.
nan 10 ae rOa., ~ miles and back, once
HWrrk.
Lravr Santa Fe Monday at 8 u IN;
Arrive at Fernando d. Taos Wednesday
by ID IN;
Leave Fernando DO Tuas Thursday at s
N;
Arrv' at Santa Fe Saturday by 10 IN.
1858 From las Cruces, by Ale,illi, " Iu.cJn
AMI back, once u week.
Builders 10 state the distance and schedule
Of arrivals anI jeuartare, by which they
prNiOe tn run.
1855 From lusoon by Ariaonia AL Colorado
clty, to Sau Diego, C''., and back, Iw,re
Il month.
3iilcrs to state distance AMI schedule
Prupos,, Ia rxtsnl, by commencing at
II P"o, Texas, will be considered.
l2ojj From NIburi iu"rlue, by Znn, to Visalh,
(N"o,Iie) GAh, 40 miles and bacA,
once u muntil
B icrs 70 st,tc schedule, which is to con.
meet closrly with route l2Njl.
Proposals for more frequent trips will be
considered.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
To 3 ISL MS Men.

kTa,lE Undersigned is now ah mt completing a
u nrgeAn c,mmnlluu4 w,reh ,u.c, ut Cnun.
Grov" n. T.. for thn pu,pose of ac'nmmo lat.
Ing tn 'sr in New NeSicn. wha may prefer fregh,
ting 'htr goods thai far. To meet their Trans.
lie has every provision for Spirty, IN his ware.
"lSe, anl respectfully soliclts the patronage
oi the mere 'ntIle community. an other persons
vh' my hive goods to freight.
Council Grove, Dec. y, lSj1.-S. NJ. HAYS.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
s, PRICE KELLER,
yyn3IEGI.se MGs


nELEk in all kinds Of onlht,,"s anu 'nmN 'utN'
~ ishlng GOODS, PROVISIONS y CoKN
Would respectfully inform the Merchant, Ira
dsrs and speculators of New Mcxlco' that ne
will will be prepared ut ull times to "her the" NJ
the lowest prices-aud on the most "cro@lno '',
da,iny @ terms, A large and varied stock "i out
6tring goods vnd will be prepared to iurn's'
corn ut the lowest price,
REFER TO
u,.,ss Rock Jonson & Co. Santa F..
Col. ST. Vrain Mora
nnn Manuel Armiio Albuquerque.
lion. NJ. A Otero
Mo.srs II l. Cunifs 4 20. Las Cruces.
Westport Mo.
September 81 1876 m.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-20
1, &. M'CARTY,

FORWARDING AND COMlssloN MERCHANT,
Campbelps New Building, Water Street,
KANSAS CITY, NO,
REFERgNCE
Col. Robcsrt Campbell, St. Louis.
Riley and Christy, st Louis.
Glasgow and Brothers.
A. B. Miller. Leavrnworth City. "
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