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EEVER AMD AQuE,
And the vErlou' Affections consequent upon disorder,
STOMACH OR LIVER

SToMACB OR LIVER,
such Indigestion, Acldy Of The Stomach Coesy Pains
Heartburn los Of Appetite, Dependency, C0styt utGs
Biisd and Bleeding Piles IN ali Nervous Hht umate ard
Nsuragie AGtt,ob' u has In huHtrouu hstsEcep
highly cBChcal, and In othrrh Effected hteidgd care
THIS is purely vegetable compound, prepared Oh ftfet-
y scientific principles, A,T the manner IL the ceIFbTtd
Holland Professor BCtrhaTe B,eGrie Fuecs
~ iaosi Of The European States M Introduction Into Tie
United states Mss Intended especially Tor those Of our
herland scattered hire and rTa over tile face u this
mighty country Meeting with great thiOug en-
WoBdtrfu medicinal virtues must he RtkhnUtdgsd
III particularly Recommended 10 those reTsons hote
constitutions may have been Impaired ty tie continuous
uss Of ardent spirits other fersar o. dissipation Gnsr
ally instantaneous IN ELECT II finds IL way directly 10 H.
ssA' Of life quICktung Every nerve Rating Lp
's diooLR spirit and, Ia fact, iLu,DE h,V health aud
rilor Ia the system,
WhuGvVT expect. to End this beverage vii! Ls
diiApponted tat to hr sick weak AMI low spiTit,d II Nl
prove grateful aromatic Cordial fottcued Of singular
remedial properties,
CAUTION:
The great popularity Of thp las nG uesd
aAuy limitations, Vhet the putc shn guard asantt uur.
eha'ihe BE rot prFAuAded any hing else until yeu
have given BnerLAVes Holland Miies iAir trial Ons
bo'te H convince ho6 IaGhiely superior to all
these limitations.
sold a. ptr bottle, or six bottles for 1850 by tie
sole PrOprief0ls BENJANiT PACE JlI / CO.,
Manufacturing Pbarmaet9lbs aud ca, histI,
FITTSBEHOW n.
LAUGHLISs & BT'slITTELD Agent for Hh,t lnT, ".
Sold abo by H. Logan Co., s. Fundchbers, End bruE
4 NH
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JOSE MARIA CANAS,
JOSE EMILIANO QUADRES.
WALKERS CAPTURE IN ENGLAND.


If the reader IL disposed to enjoy pretty iabro7io,
events on the American isthmus will furnish him with
such opportunity is rarely found Az it happens,
we look with the serenity Of simple spectators,
though it that escape narrow one, and
that were within an ace of getting entangled like
others.
That Walker expedition in violation of both Amer
lean and public law, there be doubt The gov
cnmens Of the United States and Nicaragua at peace
with each other and the invasion of the territories Of the
latter by armed force from those of the former cons
tuted manifest outrage upon the independence of the
State attacked But this is precisely what Commodore
Pauldings own act snouns to- for he, no less than
Walker stood debarred from any descent the Ncar
guam territory except the requston Of its lawful
thorities This roqustion no never received and he
consequently violated the territorial rights of friend
y government in the way the fillibuster him
self True 1t is that the objects Of tho two were
widely different that of one being aggression and
that OF the other defenoebut the acts identicay
the same, both Walker and Pauding having landed in
arms on the territory Of foreign government at peace
with their own The general, of course has not been
slow 70 discover this flaw in the procedure and his de-
mans have Kept pace with the perplextes of his oppo
ncns Until the result has become remarkable in the
treme Commodore Paulding sent him on his parole to
New York. there to deliver himself into the custody Of
the proper officer the United States marshal condition
which the general duly fulfilled The marshal carried
his prisoner to Washington but the authorities head
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Sales at Auction

A RE generally advantageous to owners, i'm en-
IA abng them dispose Of old styles undesirable color
ings and short patterns OF
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
the this having
opportunity examining purchases buying
HOOE, BROTHER, 4 co.
now Offering the freshest, and elegant
FANCY DRESS FABRICS
half importation, third less than
goods realize II sold iag
PUBLIC AUCTION.
ladies' superb consignment
second floor this coorngs
styles entirely all in uldres lengths aud tho prices
the
HOOE, BRO. Il Co,
Jan 303f Pennsylvania avenue between 9Th and 9th cts
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rJ,HIRTY EIGHTH INSTANTANEOUS in store

rTNHIRTY EIGHTH INSTALMENT--Now in store
thirty celebrated housewife
~.
10 ladies' cotton f- ttaA ef&t aagHfs5fE'
their precminence and regarded
article ladies' chidrens that produced
this country the price, 1919 cents yard by the piece for
parts Of pieces Ia cents per yard. sHtafah
pieces Atwood mills choice - On
pieces extra heavy everlasting shirtng cotton
Of oil other shring cotons from medam
to mils English long cloths.
widths SO iN1, ttfti 3t84aAA
All the proper qualities shectngs olow
danasks diapers, towels and nspkus in propu Of
those select styles 7at' va f tshA
pieces pure al grades thick thin made
II orders In Ireland. tssqtf'
gents stitched linen shirt bosonis.
and all superior cotton fab
through hands enables offer fabrics
most favorable the
price marked plain purchaser
overcharged. t3si tstfH tf#s
We not opening accounts HafiR s. fisaa
bills will be settled before beginning We
rious this point. F4e "a fa#t te
nade January 1859 when need its
payments will
be acceptable. s "Egf
and general shortening of cred
banking acses the proprey Of tn.
ADOPT. rtt Erirs&A t.Ai .fef '8 s3f eaA4
purpose scash bnsness
disturbing pleasant relations which axssdbe
scres Of
Na4 .H .a as .t n. PERRY BROTHER, Gt9ti fSg
Central Sorns," west building,
o-10tlf HSFs e. s5i sa ~ opposite Centre Market
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The Misses Heron. Grand Concert.

VOCAL and instrumental, by the choir Of st. Mat
Church, aided IL the best amateur aud
Philharmonic Hall Pennsylvania February
Friday saturday and Monday nights February 9TH
9th, and sih
PROGRAMME u ts- ..
overture, siege of Kocheleu by Orchestra BAfe.
Duet Voice. a Verdi
.Meyerbeer
'front.' 9 .Mercadante
= violin DE Beo.
d layatina Mis- Fam Heron
T. Trompette GuerrereN Meyerbeer
II
overture sItaliana in Aeer," Orchestra Rossini.
a Miss Verdi.
Duet from Maria padila Donizettl
4 Fantasia Egypt Mr. Palmer .Thalbeg
English duet .sGood Night" Glover
o Quartetto, Ia Voce' Rosini,
T. Cavaina Coro finale OF Anna Bolsna. Donzei
had Of Mcssrs. Mstzero IA
Ellis.
open commence precisely at O'Clock.
29-3t Is
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HEADQUARTERS or THE Army,
New York, January 81, 1858
Two companies of the Isl dragons at Fort Buchanan
will remain to garrison that post The other two only
transferred the department of the Pacific and will
march for Fort Yuma accordingly. lt
The generals commanding the departments of New
Mexico and the Pacific will give the necessary orders
Fort Buchanan will hereafter be under the same obi.
cations with respect to the department commander az
the other posts within his command
BY command Of Brevet Lieutenant General Scott
IRWIN MCDOWELL
IA Assistant Adjutant General
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IT HAVE this day bought out the Drug Store, corner
ofPenns vana avenue and AZ streets lately kept by W.
Gilman and shall keep hand fun supply OF drugs
perfnmcry fancy articles, photographic chemicals &c
DANi4 d CLARK
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TN retiring from the drug business / take great
pleasure in recommending my successor M DAM Clark TO
favorable notice Of friends and
every qualified to successfully conduct the business
Jan 3o--dst W H. GILMAN.
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U<2y~INDIASLANs' DEMOCRATIC CLuR.-The members
Club hereby notified that there will
meeting Hall ~ o'clock next Sat
urday evening. ,1teasW
Tho attendance Of member earnestly requested a. bus
of importance will be brought before the meeting.
from Indiana sourning In this city who
rot members requested with this
'm FsNst s3 :.
r. s.. SIROCIE
Ian -. Secretary
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Grover Hakers Family sewing Machines.
Gel the best Ia markd- eray lady should hasv
THESE MACHINES are unquestionably tho best
the market No wclreguated family afford TO DO With
out GROVER BAKER sewing machine expressly for family
sowing. ~ $500 $1,000
They make and stitch which the threads are SO
fastened impossible every d stitch DO
durable than can be done
by hand while from ordinary spoo with equal
facility, by change Of spoois
~ VI GROVER 4 BAKER
Sewing Machine Co
w Pennsylva nia Washington.
Broadway, New York f
3o--llmif
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PRESENT STRENGTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE
ARMY OF THE UNITED STNTES.
DEPARTMENT oy ras EAST.

sorg the number W troops IN the scrsroi Military Depart
n according 10 the latest rts receired at the piam Gen
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New YORK, Jan. 29,-Cotton-- sales 2 500 bales at
a advance; sales of three days 4 100 bales Flour
heayysales 5000 barrels State, 81 20 - 25; Ohio
Sc lower 81 rs 81 80 southern, also Sc. lower 81 SO
"a 81 50. Wheat dull-white 81 IS q 81 81 Corn
heavy-sales Of 1000 bushels white 65 u 50 cents
yellow G5 Is cents Mess pork, 25c dearer, quoted
SIS SIS Is. Sugar firm with 4 advance On the
week. fair Orleans being quoted 81 cents Coffee firm at
50 a l0a Molasses Is &C. Turpentne steady at AZ
cents Rosin firm Rice quiet.
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BY TELEG RAPH.
Tie Amy ~ Ulah. &c.

N. LOUIS Jan 2s.-Dates from Utah OF December IA
have been received The troops making themselves
comfortable, and all were in good health Capt Bee
in command OF the volunteers daily engaged in drill
ing them tgf
There no snow east OF Fort Laramie but plenty
of grass along the route
The mail carrier from Santa Eel had arrived, but the
adyices ,mmportant. public meeting had been
held and resolutions adopted thanking Secretaries Floyd
and Brown fr their official acts towards the Territory
Depredatons by the Araches and other tribes were
ported The words in brackets supplied in this
office. Id
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GENERAL ORDERS No. s.

NoTKThe foregoing statement os include depart
arscna the iroons sa
TONED at West Point or tho recruits at the depots,
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3eaeoai Walla', Speech oyain.t lie Aan,spsralloa.

= AUGUSTA Jan. 29.-Walker's speech at Mobile says
that sin the month of October confidential friend of
his had an interview with member Of the cabinet who
said the President was opposed to the Nicaragua enter
prise but the cabinet member recommended Walker and
his party to enter into treaty with Comonfort to be
allies of Mexico, and then bring about war with
Spain in which Mexico should seize Cuba" Walker
pudiated the proposition The speech In the Mercury
of Tuesday.
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SAVANNAH Jan. 29.--Ihe baIque Brilliant, from New
Orleans for New York. arrived at Savannah yesterday
leaking badly with loss OF sales in gale
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VISIT 10 Noun VERNON The steamer Thomas Collycr
took hundred and fifteen passengers yesterday, to
Mount Vernon Among them were the members of the
''Old Folks troupe, who sang requiem at the tomb
of Washington, and when the party stopped at Fort
Washington, their return they gave g Hail Column
ha and the Star Spangled Banner with their usual
ability
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GROVER BAKERS sewing machine is beautiful par
or ornament and il industrious seanstress that will
do moro work in a given time than dozen pairs of
hands 1t is claimed that it seam that will not
rip sews it stronger than by hand easily managed
and kept in order and, what is important gives
leisure for the cultivation of health by outdoor exer
else An agency for the sale of these machines has been
opened at 3ls Pennsylvania avenue, this city See adj
vertisement
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-30

Ia faint moan from Mary, whom she still
carried In her arms, arrested her steps
She placed her hand under the thin faded
shawl which covered her; the child was
cold as ice, and shiyering, as it seized
with an aguefit.
"She is dying!" groaned the terror
stricken parent dying for want of
food :"
The heart of her boy could endure no
more-it was breaking. The cup ofmisery
had been filled to overflowing. His brain
was on fre-tears could not quench it.
aTake her home mother" he cried
"take her home never fear but l will
bring you food Mary shan't die Pll
beg-beg" he added; anything to save
her !"
"Richard Richard do not leave me +"
shrieked the agonized parent. Let me
not lose both my children lif you love
your mother, return-for PHYS sake re-
turn ]"
The appeal came too late. Her son,
stung, maddened beyond endurance by
the sufferings of those so dear to him, had
broken from her feeble grasp, darted down
the thoroughfare, and was already be-
yond the reach of her voice.
Rachel clung to the ratings of the
churchyard for support, till second
moan, still fainter than the first, sent a
pang through her maternal breast.
She must not diein the street !" mur-
INJURED Rachel. Home-home! if ]
have strength to reach it"
"Oh, God ~ she cried with a sudden
burst of anguish, protect my boy =
Shield him from crime guard him against
vices and hideous snares which in thou
sand forms assail unfriended youth; or
take him." she added solemnly, "take
him in Thy mercy"
It was Christians prayer, wrung from
a mothers heart, uttered in faith, in ago
tny. and tears and angels bore it to the
mercy-seat on high.
| Clasping her perishing child. yet closer
to her aching bosom, the drunkard's
wife fastened to her home.
As Richard Hoffman rushed along the
street, scarce knowing whittier he went,
and only intent on the one idea of getting
by SOME means, food for his famished
mother and sister, he was hailed by Jack
Manders, an impish acquaintance who
lived near Richards home, and to whom
he told the desperate state in which he
had left those so dear to him. Jack list
ened with much interest, and at once pro-
posed to Richard to help him to pick the
ipecket of an old gentleman, who was
staring into a window on the opposite
side of the street. Richard refused with
horror, although Jack urged the necessi.
lty of at once getting something to save
the life of his mother and little Mary
Jack then undertook the business alone
and just as he had relieved the old gen.
tleman of his pocket-book, policeman
sprang from a doorway to arrest him but
Jack made good his escape. Not SC
Richard, who was at once seized by the
policeman as an accomplice of the escaped
pickpocket.
al am no thief, sir" cried Richard
breaking from the strong grasp that held
him, and throwing himself at the feet o.
the old gentleman, who had just come tt
the spot, Though poverty and hunge
tempted me to become one. My mothe
and sister are starving"
The future history and trials Of thii
poor boy will be given in the New YorE
Ledger of January 16, which is for sale a
all the book stores and news offices.
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@Do Won command me to inform You p
"No, sir; beg you, of your courtesy,
to do so.n
"Verywell, )" he said, dropping his voice
to a low undertone, SIT was to be my
marriage with the woman should Wor-
ship"
4 deep vivid blush supplanted the
bright smile that quivered over HonoTas s
variable face. There was pause, o1oken
at length by her voice, as she gentiy N
quired-
aAnd the fourth ?'
The answer came reluctantly, and ID
tones SO low as to meet only her ear.
"The fourth and last prediction was,
that before my tsceaty.t5 5ts birta-dayL sDousd
perish on the scqfold."
A low cry broke from the lips OF Ho-
nora as her hands few up and covered
her face. After a minute or two she
dropped them, and looking him steadily
in the face, said with quiet frmness-
"You doubtless wonder at my emotion.
Now hear me. On the autumn following
the summer in which that prediction was
made to you, was in Baltimore with my
grandmother, and with Mrs. Willoughbyl
who was then Miss Heine. Curiosity
took us to the rooms of the Egyptian
who was then practieing in that city. And
after some such preparations as he had
used in your case, he cast my horoscope
and read my future It was this, that
6efore my twentieth birthday, should be
bride, but never a wife, for that the fatal
form of the scgfod arose betsceea the nuptia
ben4diction and the bridal chamber. Such
were the words of the prophecy" She
spoke with a solemnity that seemed to
overshadow every other feeling.
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A NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
IL In ALTON, for manufacturing steam en-
gines, boilers, mill work and other machinery.-
Having Withdrawn my interest froIn the hrm Of
Stigleman, Johnson 3 Co., am now engaged IN
building new establishment, on . scale superior
to any IN this country; and am operating and
ready TO receive orders ut the corner Of Piaa and
Fourth streets, where alicontinue until the
new establishment is fitted up.
The increased demand for Engines and all
kinds Of mill work, and particularly better
class than any establishment IN Alton is able or
capable Of doing, induces me to build an estab-
lishment and fit itup with Machinery. Tools, Ill
Patterns, and worknmen as will enable me to
turn out better class Of work than has hereto
fore been made or transported in this eoutry.
And trust, from long and practical knowledge
of the business, to receive the same encourage
ment that has heretofore been 30 literally be-
slowed upon me, for which most cordially ten
der my sincere thanks, and hope to be sustained
BY generouspublie, In this extensive enterprise.
G. SFIGLEAAN. !
p. ST. now have associated with me in the
business Aessrs. Adams Miller. Ar. Joseph
A. Miller is fayorably known as the best consult
ing Civil Engineer, Craftsman, and Designer oi
all kinds of Machinery and Buildings In this
country; and we will at all times be ready to
give plans, specimens, amp estimates for Flour
ing Mills, Circular Muley and Sash Saw mills.
Distilleries, Railroad and Hydraulic works, and
all kinds of machinery. Also, furnish and put
up the same in complete order, at sach prices as
cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
STIGLEMAN, MILLER d co.
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Ritcherdson'e Mo. Express Co.

last PASSENGER 4 EXPRESS FREIGEI
Il LINE from LAWRENCE to LEC0APIOa
WESTP0RT and KANSAS CITY, DALI
with Splendid -Four Horse Teams, and Coao-
6Eilt conveyances, This line is EessnaHeaas E
tablished and will be maintained during SaE
mer and Winter with increasing energy a :
demands for transportation enisree-in evidssa
Of which the Co. refer to its antecedents. h
short time this line will be reinforced viii :
entire new outfit of passenger eonyeyencesesa
to any line In the United States Also. y
and Pacific Railroad TO St. Louis. St. JOsq-
and ali intermediate points on the route. cone
ting at st. Louis with ALL other EzPFes.e,
all the principal towns and cities in the tEsa
States, North. East and South. bankers 3.
Merchants business promptly attended %. z
kinds Of valuable packages, parcels. freight 4
merchandise forwarded with dispatch. All =
es and damages promptly adjusted at this o.t-
0hice Ritcherdson's No. Express Co..
8 Lawrence, June 11tb. 1857. =
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Never KnoNn To Fail.
DR.. SAMUEL sTRoSG's
1VFp ANn AnTTR n FCTp n VED

FEVER AND AGUE DESTROYER.
A FEW EXTRACTS FRONLETTERS, CIV
n ing the opinion Of Ministers, Doctors, and
Druggists, of that highly celebrated remedy, Dr.
S7maR &roz1's Feeer Destroyer,
THE DOCTORS RECOMMEND IT.
DIR. Samuel Strong's Fever Destroyer Is Just
what ne wans in this bilious climate. it has
performed many remarkable cures
A. LARIAoRE. IL D.,
Hahon, Huntington Co.. Ind
Mr.. Curtis Hatch, of RaEenns, o., says:-Dr.
Samuel Strang's Fever Destroyer sells we'll. and
gives the best Of satisfaction to its many custom
ers.
B. L. Henry, Druggist. 0beriin, Ohio, writes :
The Fever Destroyer is the me9icine fer the
azUe and feVer-it cures every time. think il
the best ague medicine ever sold.
Rev. Z. ID. Young, De Wit, Clinton County,
Mich, says-Dr. Samuel Stf0ne's Fever De-
stroyef IS without doubt the best a<ue medieine
ever before the pablies am informed hy the
druggists that IL gives the best satisfaction, and
has become o1sof the most p0pula. remedies ey-
er introduced IN the West. - =
r. Tha5er, Druggist, Lansing, Mich, in one Of
hisietfers sass IL hare sold several gross Of DR..
Strong's FeYer DESTROYER with great success. and
s u. Strong s Co. Cleveland :-Gsnts =
Your Fever DESTROYER he's given universal salts
faction. and performed many wonderful enres In
this sectioa- Respectfully your ob't seFv,ts
HESS BRO, East Saginaw Mich.
Ses2 at Wlelesaio and retail b -sssss -
WOODWARD 3 ELHLkf, L&NreRse.s
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m. Truth about Kansa..

-COV. GEARY'S ADMINISTRATI0y
NJ KANSAS; large l9 mo. 346 pages. VIE
COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE TERRlIar
until june, 1887 Embracing . full aecOa, I
its discovery, Geography, Soil, Climate. n
ducts, it's organization as Territory, trsss1
tions and events under Governors ReedeT :
Shannon, political disssnsions, Personal z
counters. Election Frauds, Battles and u
RACES, with Portraits of prominent actors q,
in, all fully authenticated By JOHN II. Glih1
NJ D., Private Secretary TO Gov. GeaTy. trs
fully compiled from the Official Documes., !
file in the Department of the State at " ASH
ton, and other papers in possession Of the a
thor with full account ef the I'M ASlUs q
KANSAS FROM MISSOURI; the captures
and treatment Of the Free State prisOHerS Z
character and movements Of the Missouri Bssi
| Rufians: the murder of Buffum, and Others !
| CONTROVERSY BETWEEN GOV. GEAE
AND JUDGE LECOMPTE; the preeeednsi
the Territorial Legislature, of the Pre-SlsIr
| Convention, and the Organization Of Nstsz
Democratic Party, with a ShecA 2f AaasSi =
in1 its early troubles, under Goes. Rsed1 3
ShGRson; its lnvasi0ns, Battles, Oufraga Z
Murders.
A copy will be sent to any part Of the Uhsa
States. By mail, free of postage. on the recs1
of retail price. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT 70 Z
TRADE. NJ 1000 Agents wanted. Pries
Cloth, 81; Paper, 50 cents.
CHAS. C. RHODES, Pnbiishe
Inquirer Building. Philadelphia
|. July 25lh, 1S5z.-zm
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Wyandott General Land Agency

I ANDS, Claims, City Lots and Shares for sale.
IL Land warrants bought and sold on commits
sion land warrants located; lots for lease,
houses for sale and lease.
Territorial information Furnished to emigrants
collections made ON reasonable terms money in
vested upon security fully guaranteed titles in
vestigated and abstracts furnished promptly
Special attention will be given to the practice of
law in the Territorial Codrts and the q. 8.
District Courts.
NV. DELAHAY.
Wyandotte, <. T., April IL, 1857;
Refer to the leading business men generally of
the Territory.