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For the journal.
WHITEvILLE, N. c., july 9th, 1855

WHITEvILLE, N. c., JULY 9th, 1858.
AeSSS. Editors: What constitutes Democrat? do not
mean any of the bogus inventions of late daysFree Demo
Gratis Know Nothing Democrats, Free Soil Democrats Dem
Whigs anything of that motley sort but mean
ancient and honorable who had Jefferson for their
father and the resolutions of 9S and 99 for their foundation
stone 1t thing to to have enemies try to
steal our name accomplish overthrow. They love
the dear people WELL the simple term Democrat is too
small to embrace all their expanded views of the people
good They to make addition to our glorious
and -honored name. The simple term Democrat is not
enough for them they must have some highsoundng adj
iectives add to it, make plant to their tongues
Some call themselves Independent" But this does not
make them Democrats. There is some mark or sign by
which the faithful members of the true fold may be recOgnl
sed What Perhaps would be we'll to say what
it 1t sign of Democracy to put handle to the
good old 1t sign of Democracy for man to be
cOnsorting with enemies 1t is sg1f Democracy
for man be writing for opposition pers 1t is no
sign of Democracy for to support opposition candi-
dates 1t is sign of Democracy for man to repudiate
Conventions honestly and fairly held 1t sign of Dem
Ocacy for to separate himself from the Democratic
party and try defeat the Democratic candidates What
them is sign of Democracy? 1t is for to hold fast
principles and faith of the Democratic party as laid
down the PLATFORM and sustain the Democratic candidates
may call himself what he peases; but by his works
ye shall know him. No man Democrat who seeks the
destruction of the Democratic party. No is a Demo
crat who will not support the Democratic ticket in political
issues.
The Know Nohngs have staked their all upon their
ddaes The of Democracy depends upon the cleo
on of her candidates to the Legislature The loss of then
will be death stroke. What then, should be said of the
Democrat who will not vote for his own candidate He
traitor his principles Or rather he is weak the faith
and isno Democrat Give open enemy rather than
ukewarm friend every Democrat prove himself the
day of election Let him stand to his cOors and if the ship
goes down. will be consolation to know that he has done
his duty But the ship will not go down. With long pull
strong pull and pull altogether will elect whole
ticket We have the strengh-it only needs the work..
Come, every Democrat to the posvote the whole ticket
VOTER.
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June Is, 1858
From the New York News.

From the New York News.
We esteem it pleasure, resting upon absolute knowl
edge of its merits to recommend Prof Woods Hair Restor
alive the best article of the kind with which
quanted which has DONE under observa-
on all that clams-and it claims everything implied in
its
This article Short will restore gray hair to its original
color and add to its growth and beauty wherever blight
disease has checked that growth mared that beauty
This has been proved in family within few weeks and
in numerous other related to without the know
edge of the proprietor We have only add that this
valuable article for sale by the proprietor at No S1
Broadway.
CAUToN.-Beware of worthless limitations, several
already in the market called by different Use
unless the words professor Woods Hair Restorative De
pot st. Louis, Mo-, and New York; blown in the bot
tle Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers
Also by all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the United
States and Canadas.
r.
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ATTENTION, THE AFFLICTED WORLD.

MERCHANTS Druggists, Physicians and all dealers in
Fatent Medicines and the public generally apprsed that
have appointed Dr. A o. BRADLEY, Wholesale and Re-
TAIL Agent for the sale of GRAYs GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply them at my low
est wholesale price. W. F. GRAY.
nashville, Dec 18th, 1867 Sole Proprietor.
Jan. 18th, 1868 22.lv
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
l56-tawly

The aperent antisepc and restorative properties Of this
invaluable preparation render it safe and certain Cure in
cases of scrofula Liver Complaint Dyspepsia and
GUS Ucerous and Euptve diseases 1t acts with exraor
binary potency upon the fluids the body cleansing them
from all deeterious PARTICLES restorative, dsinec
tant and gentle aperient combined it is uneqaIled
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS Druggists 1OO
Fulton Street. New York.
Sold by Druggists generally. July 80, 1S5s-46 1t
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WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.
FRONT STREET, BELOW MARKET.
THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish BRASS AND
i IRON CASTINGS STEAM ENGINES, MILL
WORK AND MACHINERY of all kinds.
Old Machinery overhauled and repaired.
Will make to order Patterns, Ornamental and Architec
turai and supply Drafts for all kind of Machinery.
All work warranted represented.
RE-Cash paid for old Copper, Brass and Iron.
TERMS-Cash on delivery. JOHN c. BAILEY,
Proprietor
Wilmington, June "a, 1858 N6-ly-431y
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B. r. GRADY.
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
WuMIECToN N T.

WILMINGTON, n c.,
WILL RECEIVE CLAIMS FOR COLLECTION IN THIS
w and the adjoining Counties.
Prompt attention given to the collection and remittance
claims placed in his hands by Northern Merchants.
Stocks Bonds Notes. &C., bought and sold Commission.
Highest cash prices paid for Land Wa,rants.
transactions strictly confidential when required.
S. Refers to the citizens generally Of this town. and
Messrs. A. T. Bruce Co., and Messrs. Furman, Davis
Co., Ne,o York.
Office up stairs the Store of Messrs. Murray Pea
cock North Water Street.
Feb. 18th, 1858 lS2tf-26.n
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
water are subject to the expense of landing inspection
Tupenne about 10 q IA cents % bb-and naval stores,
when brought g Railroad about the same expenses are in
curred.-* For virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of onefth made the price of yellow Dip &C
cOrdinp TO quality
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STOMACH OR LIVER.

Such Indigestion Acdty of the Stomach Cocky Palms.
Heartburn Loss of Appetite Dependency Costiveness
Blind and Bleeding Piles In all Nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections it has in instances proved
highly beneficial, and in others effected decided cure
This purely vegetable compound prepared on strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor Brhave Because of its great success in
most of the European States its introduction into the United
States intended especially for those of our father
land scattered here and there the face this mighty
country Meeting with great among them, now
offer it to the American public knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t particularly recommended to those whose
constitutions have been impaired by the continuous
of ardent spirits other forms of dissipation. Generally
instantaneous in effect it finds its way directly the seat
OF life thrilling and quckenng every nerve raising up the
dropping spirit and fact nfusing health and vgor
in the system.
NOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed: but to the SICK weak and low spirited
will grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular
remedial properties
CAUTION:
The great popularity of this delightful has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against pur
chasing Be not pursuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Brhave Holland Bters fair trial One bot
tie will convince you how infinitely superior is to all these
limitations
Sold at 81 90 per bottle bottles for S. by the
sole proprietors BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co..
Manufacturing harmaceutists and Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. H. LIPPITT, DRAKE & Nc
LIN, WALKER MEARES, and Druggists generally through
out the State
June 8, 1858,-232&41-lY.
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NOTICE.

Vie SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AT JULY
Term 1858, of Dupln county Court Administrator of
Ie goods and chates rights and credits of Henry Newk
hereby notifies all persons indebted to his ines
tae 10 come forward and make payment and all
having claims against said ntestate present them within
Ine ume prescribed by law. otherwise this notice viii he
plead in bar of their recovery.
JOHN d. POWERS, Admir-.
July goth, 1855 48.6t
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DOT up 4,37O bbls., as follows

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On Friday last the market opened
with considerable rmness and sales made at 40 cts
then has ruled steady this figure though the tran
sacons have been principally of small parcels. The arrv
ais during the week have been light, and only
small stock first hands. No sales this morning up the
time of closing enquiries; holders generally asking 40
cents. We quote sales as follows:
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THURSDAY, the 18th day of August next, will sell
Sonee t IN late Henry Newkrk Guardian the
MOLES CATTLE, HOGS, and all the other persona
pT3pery OF the said deceased among which are TWEEN
TUNE VALUABLE SLAVE
~. Ierms-Sx months credit the purchaser giving bono
WIN IN, approved security. JOHN D. POWERS, Admir-.
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Having been frequently requested by many Of my friends
now respectfully announce mysefa candidate for the Office
of Sheriff Of your County and solicit your surage the
first Thursday in August Should you elect me- pledge
you heart faithfully devoted to your interest and an
firing effort to promote the welfare of your County But
case am defeated, shall in humble submission bow to
Your decision. JAMES NICK MUIFORD
June 18th, 1858 A2tex
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RARE CHANCE FOR BOOK BUYERS.

Rs- Catalogues Sent Free !!-6a
complete classified Cataogaa of Books, in every de-
parment of Literature containing the greatest inducements
to Purchasers be obtained by sending your address
G. G. EVANS,
Publisher, 439 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
June Is, 1858 43-3m
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UNION ACADEMY.


HARRELL'S STORE, NEW HANO YER CO.. ~ g.
WIS SCHOOL commences its next session Monday.
the 9th day of September next, under the supervision
OF solomon l. Fason A. b. gentleman who requires
enconuins being well known successful instructor of
youth Parents and Guardians will lind few situations
advantageous in all particulars for both moral intel
lectual education of their children and wards.
Terms per session follows:
Primary Department Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
Higher English Branches. II 90
Classical Department. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Board be obtained the neighborhood from seven
eight dollars per month. OWEN FENNELL,
President Of Board of Trustees
July 80, IS58-4s-5ts
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 10Th, 1853.

TURPENTINE-The market continued last Thursday s
quotations up to Saturday. when opened at decline of
Is yellow dip and I! cents hard, with sales at
SO % for virgin 81 IS for yellow Dip and 81 Az for hard
$50 st has ruled steady at above prices with
demand from shippers and distilers The arri
walls for the week have been rather better than for time
4 hills
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TNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
begin the 30th day of August next, and end the Gath
June, 1859. The session comprises two terms the first
term will end the oath December the second
the first Monday in January To who desires
particular information, catalogue will be sent upon app
cation Rev. James sprun the absence Of the PTn
cpa
T. OSCAR ROGERS.
Kenansville, Dupin CO., July L. 1858 262eM6w-466t
GROVE MALE ACADEMY, NEAR KENANSVILLE.
YJNHE SESSIONS OF THIS INSTITUTION CORRESPOND
with those of the Kenansve Female Seminary. Pupils
thoroughly prepared for College or Business.
FIVE MONTHS.
Elementary English Branches. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Classical and Mathematical 20
Board So per month Session opens 30 August Address
Rev. JAMES II. SPRUNT, Principal
KenansYille, July l3 1858. 262eM6w-46-6t
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500 REWARD.

T WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOR THE AP.
prehenson and delivery to at Wilmington, at my
Plantaton rton in Brunswick county, confinement in
any Jail in the State and information of the same
my negro man DANIEL, generally known as Daniel
Grst he being the property Of Mr. James R. Grist
from whom l purchased him.
SAID Daniel above 80 years of age, yellow
stout feet 10 inches hgh-square built and general
ly has bushy head of hair. THOS. C. MILLER.
July I'D. 1858 AaAt
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A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

TTNALK OF BEAUTY, it cannot exist without fine head
of hair then read the following, and if you ask
See circular around each bottle and no one can doubt:
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.-W call
the attention of ALL old and young to this wonderful prepa
ration which back to its original color gray hair
covers the head of the bald with luXuriant growhre
moves the dandru itching; and all cuaneous erupons
continual flow of the natural fluids and hence, if
used regular dressing for the hair will preserve its col
Or and keep it from falling to extreme old age in all its
natural beauty We call then upon the bald the gray
diseased in scalp, to it, and surely the young will not
they value the flowing locks, the wtchng curl be
The Agent Prof. Woods Hair Restorative in New Ha
received the following letter in regard to the Restora
DEEP RIVER, Conn, July 3d. 1856.
Mr. Leavenworth- Sir: have been troubled with dan
dru scurf head for than year, hair be-
gan to out scurt and hair together saw IN New
Haven paper about s. Woods Hair Restorative as cure
bottle to try it, and found to my satisfaction was
the thing; removed the scurf and new hair began grow
it is two three inches in length 'chee ods GA off,
have great faith in it. wish you to send me two bottles
5y Mr.. Post the bearer of this. don't know any
Of the kind used in this place. you may have market for
many bottles after is known here Yours with respect
RUFUS PRATT
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1856
Prof Wood-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative is proving
Itself beneficial to The 'front.' and also the back part
of my head almost lost its coverngin fact BALD have
used but half pint bottles of your Restorative and
the tip of my head we'll studded with promising crop OF
young hair and the front is also receiving it's benefit
have other preparations without any benefit whatever
think from my personal recommendation can induce
"'"''' ''''''" Ny D. R. THOMAS, MD,
No. AGA Vine street
VNCENNEs, IA, June %. 1853.
Prof. O. j. Wood As you about to manufacture and
vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative, will state
for whOmsoever it concern, that have used 1t and
known others -tLat have for several years. beer
in the habit of using other Hair Restoratyes, and that
find yours vastly superior to any other know 1t entirely
ceanses the head of dandru and with months proper
will restore any persons hair to the original youthful
and texture giving healthy, soft and glossy ap
pearance all this without discolorng the hands tina
apply it, or the dress which it drops would, there
fore recommend its every DESTROYS of having
fine color and texture to hair. Respectfully yours
WILSON KING.
Oh. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New
| ia Market street, ST. Louis Mo.
Sold in Wilmington, N c. by Walker Meares, W. H. lip
| pitt, Drake & Mc1in and by all good Druggists
| July 20. 274-48-3m
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

should be understood that quotations generally
er rates have to be maid . -
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august Eth, 1856

Four Approximations the 800 600 of $500 each of
$500 to $50OO0 of s4OOto 900; of $4OO $40 OOO
Z of $500 to S., 900.
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Quarters So.
Prizes cashed at sight at per discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par
drawing will be forwarded as the result becomes
known.
All orders for Schemes Tickets be addressed to
"DON RODRIGUEZ care of City Post Charleston, S. c."
August Goth, 1858 l78&321y
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Thankful for your suages heretofore again respectful
y offer myself candidate for reelection to the Office of
Sheriff of your county. Ed. HALL
April II, 1858 l94-te-33-te
Herald cOnv
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KENANSVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

DARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. For sale by
/ July 26, 1858. J. S. WILLIAMS.
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BEST WATCH GLASSES

~q DOUBLE FLINT at Is cents 90 to othe
SfzA place but MR.. ALEXANDERS as he is determined
49, to put his prices according to the times.
.ImIV IA 1858.
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TO THE FREEMEN OF DUPIIN COUNTY.

GENTLEMEN Il respectfully announce myself a candi
date for the Office Of SHERIFF of our county and solicit
your suages at the ensuing August election Should YOU
elect will endeavor to make you faithful and obgng
officer. GRADY Outlaw
Dupln county, N. c., June 5th 1855 Alto
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVEI

RESPECTFULLY announce myself a candidate for the
Sheralty of your county Should you me- pledge
an honest faithful and impartial to discharge the du
ties of the office. n Fl FENNEIJ
Jan. Is, 1858. 9ota*
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READ THIS!

A HOLLANDER'S TESTIMONY.
JACOB RINSKES, living in the Holland settlement Of
Sheboygan Wisconsin,, says: After suffering for some
time the misery attending utter prosraton of mind and
body have been restored by using BGRHAvE's HoLLANI
BITTERs, to perfect health"
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute
the Holanders in Wisconsin, Michigan New York. in fact
in every Holland settlement the United States argues
much in its favor.
Try -or Chronic Nervous Debility, or any Nervous
Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection.
See advertisement. [July 27-274&48-1w.
WONDERFUL REPORTS FROM WELLKNOWN
CITIZENS.
PILES AND RHEUM TIsM-Some remarkable cures are
daily coming to light Charles Sexton, Esq., ExMayor
the city of Camden says the Electric Oil cured his Piles
by six applications Also Rheumatism He says that it is
very valuable remedy and every body ought to know it.
NEURALGIA.-Mr. David Manu. 499 Vine street, says DE-
Grath Co.'S Electric Oil cured him. and that he was
great sufferer.
with stiff and swollen neck which this Oil cured immediate
ly.
BAD sPRAN-Mr. A. D. Highfed, No. u Howard street
tried everything the usual cold shower without
any beneft-used single bottle of the OIL which cured
him-aso says it cured frosted feet.
CATARRH THE BREAsT.-Mr. WardloW little girl was
cured. This is very interesting Come and see.
like the above. Indeed, all pain vanshes by the my
Oil. CHARLES DE GRATH.
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by Drake & McLn and
generally.
july 2O-275&4S-lw
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PORK! PORK!
81 BBLS. NEW YORK CITY MESS PORK,
GU Is . Rump "
In store and for sale by
July 20. W. H. McKOY & BR
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY
hereby announce myself candidate for the sheraty of
the county of New Hanover at the coming August election
and respectfully solicit your votes
April 2. l858-3l-244-tf w T. J VANN
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTEF

TTNHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General of Cuba will
take place at HAVANA,
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SUMMER STOCK.
STRA " GOODS, STRAY GOODS.
"a REDUCING STOCK-must be sold at ana price,
Hats, Caps, Misses Leghon Flats, Infants and Chill
go drens fancy Leghorn and Straw Hats, Ladies' Brown
Leghorn Riding Hats, &c. &C. For bargains, call at the
Hat and Cap Emporium, "a Market Street.
July 2Sth CHAS. D. MYERS.
BACON.
\ETEsTERN BACON, Sides and Shoulders. For sale by
w July 81 WILLARD l. CURTIS.
COFFEE! COFFEE!!
RO BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE;
w 80 g st. Domingo .
20' Old Java
10" Laguyra g
Now landing from A. j. DeRosset, and for sale by
July 26, 1858 WILLARD CURTIS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WHITE GOODS.
StWISS, NANISOOK, NULL and BOOK MUSLINS, plain
- plaid and Embroidered Manchester and Jaconet Cam
brio, plaid and plain Briantes, Bishop Lawn, Parcale
Crnolne Cambria, Furniture and India Dmity, Corded
Skirting. For sale by
July 26, 1885, J. S. WILLIAMS.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-12-28
Correspondence of the N. Y. Tribune.
The Gold in Kansas.
Grasshopper Falls, Kansas,
Nov. %. 1853.

A few days ago saw number of young
men who had just returned from Pixies
Peak l conversed with two in particular,
one young man of the name Of French,
well known in Lawrence, and enjoying the
confidence Of tho community; the other, n
member Of the famous New Haven colony
that settled at Wabaunace; he is The son
of M. Hartley, a well known citizen Of
New Haven, CT; is a practical surveyor,
intelligen', aud a man Of undoubted truth
and probity. They started in the Spring
as members of the Lawrence Company,
travelled by the southern route, ya the Ar
kansas River, and returned by the north
crn route, along the Platte. They declare
the northern to be preferable, and Leavcn
worth City the best point to start fiom.--
With loaded ox-tcam the time required
from Leavcnworth TO Pixies Peak is five
days.
First of the gold; Mr.. Hartley having
been employed most of his time surveying,
in which he laid out two towns among
other things. mined but some five days
himself, and then worked but half day
at time. He averaged at that IS per
day. IIe states that two men, Of his per-
sonal knowledge made one day $24 each.
The gold mines at Pixies Peak, he says,
are not simply reality, they are rich and
extensive, AID arc suro to be extensively
and permanently worked. He supposes
that 1000 u 5000 persons have already
arrived there. He goes to Connecticut for
the Winter, but will return in the Spring
'as soon as there is glass.' Mr.. French
makes substantially the same statement
The country is picturesque and beautiful,
there being very extensive tracts in the
neighborhood Of Pixies Peak excellently
adapted for farms. The climate is healthy
as is attested by the fact that among a CON-
pany of forty no one suffered sickness Of
more than three days continuance. These
young men looked exceedingly robust and
strong, beside tho pale, emaciated counte-
nance which this sckly season has made
somewha: frequent in Kansas. They were
eminently hale and hearty and in high
spirit Pine lumber, according to Mr.
Hartly, is found in the vicinity Of the gold
region in inexhaustible quantities, in
straight and very tall trees, from Six inches
to two feet AMI half in diameter. Game
is very abundant, especially the elk and the
antelope, in hunting which they had great
success and great sport. The grizzly bear
is very common. They saw numbers Of
the Rocky Mountain sheep described by
Fremont, and succeeded in killing some
Great numbers in Kansas arc making ar
rangements to go to that attractive region
in the Spring. Some, / believe will repent
it, while there seems good reason fer be-
lieving that many will thereby improve
their condition. o. w. l..