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~ ucEiok NOTICM-J. BOGART, AUCfIONEaR-3'
= ; kL6ARI.- Iris day aug g. III oolosk. at tn
auction room NO. Norh William sres., mortgage ssle Q
French plate pi.s glass splendid chandelier Brus
sse stair carpet oiccth &c &c; ons light wagon
JCsS n sonEaNDYKE. At.orusy for NJ ,r.gsgee
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~-~D~(~~oe~-(->-- '~~~~~~>~~
EJvALI.ACB THEA-hE
w FITS WEEK
POPLAR YOUNG COUPLE,
hs aad " TLoEENCk
During the
Pss- FOuk WSEgS
talented young me-issus hsys been parformtsS
CROWDED HOUSES
attracted BY tk~ = -
VsRSsTilLfx AND CHAhACTka
o. The ent~rtssnDeDt
Mira Forep0e each night IN har varied performances
ACTRESS.
VOCALIST,
and deioaaior OF
TER YANKEE 8A.-
VIII be prsssnted She by samuel -
called rHk WAITS HuRBk
THE fplxppxKs.
aer-d Pepper. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rse.sa
Major field. ......ms Wast=e
40 be 10 lowed by piece de- circumstance entitled
LOLA nOkTkz
Lola with grand Spsnish dancs la Mono
iAp.. ............................S rs W Forssss
To conclude With Mr. Florence . pew fArcs called
THE Wakes
Peg Ann Bsnf n1uen u Ysnkea gal with
her new sorg Of johnny Sboe
NB.-fh.s has beea righssd sorddk 70 leg.
md written tor Ms Fs expressly b. her huseon4
U0ors open Al ~, W oommszoe a.
IN PhkSAkAtiON.
new local musicsl nopsensica bursque and new pro
ADvHs rIsIra FOR 4 wtss
WedBesday--gwenty ninth nigss u toe
rb.sap ax
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MEDICAL

DR. n. LARMoSr 50 MERCrs STREET, CosSM %
~ spv'nQ. oppcefts Nicholas Hotel Fev fTA INV
hours frvvAi0 A. \. III z. ~ exoepi susdoys
DR RALrHs orFrCxs 50 BLxscSEs sIsSsx
H. Wesley place two blocks east o. 5rc~a-.-.
DR narrow iw pRrrCy srRs1, nv hoUAn
~ v~s Of Brpadway.-ofucs hours nom u nn - ~
tto O'Clock.
V>R vAvsos lse BRooNE srREgr, sECoND BLOCK
vr.t N Brcadway.-Omcs hours from 8 IN se mosnha
70 IN the sweating.
M VIRD ss BROADWAY. CORNER or BROONH
s.r~et neronf once hours nom A. ~ w ~ fs
Il. daily; on SUNDAYS from A. ", nusH,M
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DRYANTs' MINsrRgIA
Immense sucoess OF the re psning of the
BXCELsIOR TRUoFE or THZ WORLD
Monday, August 2, and every hivht during tn. week
hCEN1e AT PHALONS- TuE raHEe hUNFxRa
biitAre TYrolesp WarSlsrs sSwdust Acrobsts Ia
Doors opss At z; 70 n o'cos Tikals
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INOR BREMEN DIRECT.
E The North German Lloyd's nail steamship
NEW YORK, II Won sansen, commander,
Sails from pier No 80 North river Bremen difsot pod
lively.
On Reiur9ay, September II, 81 IL O'Clock noou.'
Passage cabin $780, second cabin So; $50
81" sEEIfCKE.p KTtffskEh axroHxIL, 80 william 81
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u,oR HAVANA AND NEW oRLEANs-ro san. on
1hursdsy August IA At ~ O'clock The Uatei states
mail steamship ChHAWBAJ ID. Bullock commander, win
receive freight Monday, August and sail
above from pier foot Of Sobinson street. north river For
freight or passage apply TO The agens
LIVINGSTON, CRoCHERoN 4 CO,
No. Psrk pisce.
B-rbe United stae- mail s.e..n.hip BLACK WAR
RIOR W. smith commander, will ucceed the Csbsvba
and sail Friday, August a..
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SUMMER RESORTS.


MOUNTAIN GLEN HOUSE, PLAINFIELD n. -Ro:
VI msuti, mountain quiet rotrest absence OF
fashionable me- and cold baths good fare and
BILE prices CAL this a. SMITH, Is Nsssaulsreet
room H. from ii - O'Clock, at mthsonian House.
CHREwsBURY, N. ia PHEASANT SUMNER RE
- treat for gentlemen and their families or for single
gensnea be found Mt the Pavilion HOTEL Port Wash
Irztop Safe ard pleasant bathing boating and fishing
surpassed and good stabhpg for horses.
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THE HAIR Willows HArR RENEDTEa-THD
i greatest In vention OF The age.
The cheapess-he safest-the most cow enient
"wflson oolorer Ros dye but changes gray
black brown, "n two three applications. Only
preparation n used which restores the hair
Original life IKE color.
any shade from Light brown black applied Without
troubles does stain he s1u the Inca. and
applied like water and renders The hair soft and pli.hle
II does not the hair 10 DRY but gives riosy sp-
peaSAncaI - - ---
WIISONs HAIR REsrORBR
II ooposad OF vegetable Ingredients and VIII bald.
mesa prevent the hair from railing out s,ren-heos weak
har growth OF the hair and the hair
from turning sy No grease or oily Nrsuoas ped 6s
slossyn A. II II bad been oiled Only n. Bold al ausG
MANS drug store Grand street, ". and n caiien
ders Third and walnut streets. Philadelphia
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passage-Cabin, SO deck, So United Mall side
fteamhbip line The steamship COLU MBIA Captain
Berry viii esye pier No North river ssiurtsy August
4 o'clock p n precisely For freight apply
10 sPoFFoRD, TfLmTON 4 CO. p B-osd~sy The
NASHVILLE L. N. MURRAY, Nnder, sucoeeds Ssur
day. August IA Through tickets W Florida nj reduced ralss
may be bad by spplyin above. The Adams express
agents throughout the sou,herriouuty will give passengers
ard shipper. information respecting The Line. Freghi SS
cents per foot
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E'RENoH COMPANY. METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL.
Opposite Nibio'a)
TUESDAY August 1883
LIZ hAkI EFT RAMANf
Coincide du Theatre FrAnnsis
Grand Ballet,
UN oARC0N CAEz VERY,
Vaudeville
Box o0i,s open daily from 10 A. Mto4PM
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HAMBURG NAIL rEAMsHIP AUsrRIA-FoR LON
IL don hamburg and Hsyre, will ssl from The
pier North river, foot Of Fulton street Monday Aug
FRS, ca oin 800; second cabin $50 steerage $50.
@. Il. RICH ARD BOAs 90, I5i Broadway
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U,ARE REDUCED FOR JULY AND AUgUsr.-UHrrED
States Mall st-amshp line for California aud frazer
river dgginss via Panama Rsrosdfhe steamship MOS ~
TAYLOR, John McGowan Commander will sail on thurs
day August 1854 nj O'Clock from pier foos o, War.
ahip GOLDEN ACE, y r. watkirs Commander. FOR pss-
ner Of warren. "
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INC VATIFUWNIA tHTFFEK5 = =
Il The undersigned, agents OF Messrs Joseph Myrick
rr.ncscn 10 ALI sen 70 the advantage of
shipping goods for Fr,zer river msryet 10 the cs-e Of s
worthy and judicious house San Francisco " wsse ds
erection governed latest avces from the No to- hef nag
leave the decision whether arrival 70 reshp FrazT
river sell Al Ssn Francisco.
LIBERAL advance on
Consgnmeu,s when required.
THOMAS COR NEbts
NV voRK August 4, 1859 400 wall street.
RefereucesJames Burnett REQ Cashier Haul OF America
Nessrs II Loehnis a q,
Messrs Wfuiams Zee Co
Messrs. Corning. Rent, A 90.
Mesrs Shines Hufer
Mesws n ID. Peters Co, Boston.
Mesna n Snow Go Bosor
Aesu~ " Ncker~on Co. Roston,
wuism Lincoln, Esq Boston.
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y UNIfKD STATES HOTEL,

Avon spring. N. Y.
The sulphur springs Of Avon are beyond question the nues
In the United ststes The location the heights command
view of the famous Genesee valley heStby
In he world and both nvads and herd
~ ind agreeable resort during the month";
IL peculiarly adapted TO families with children Fare from
New York. bv the ErsRaiirosd g. and 81 cOby tbs Central
In either take tickets TO Rochester The United States
Hoe has been kept for many first class house for
vsiters 70 The springs and IL only during the
months Terms SO week Carriages TO the springs free
charge. WI CUSIiINo Prop .ietor.
ink
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g,OUNTRY RD.-PHrvArE FAMILIES on sIN0Gsn
~ find pleasant rooms gsod table and every
accommodation OF first class summer retreat, at the Pa
Bsel Washington. " j. There
shady walks IN the Vicinity eang boating and nshinE a
Communication daily from foot Of Robinson street. ~ T. By
Alice Price, HiKhlAnd LGht OceNn Wave. Ae.
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CryAM TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN BEL
- fast and Londonderry, for $50 The splendid screw
steamer GLASGOW Capt uoodwu sails Saturday Augut
T. Irs, cl4ss SIS So found with cookei prov
sioua For passage apply 70 hoLMAN&WiskIs,N "reen
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
VOL. IL. CITY OF BROWNVILLE, NEMAHA COUl
Democratic Meeting.

Agreeable to previous notice the Demo
cracy Of the Territory assembled at the
Capitol Building at IL O'Clock A. M. jan
uary Sth. 1853.
On motion of B. P. Rankin, ESQ.,, Hon.
F. Kinney, of Otoe county, was called to
the Chair, and Hon. w. q. Crawford, Of
Dakota county, was elected Secretary.
On motion of A. j. Poppleton, com
mittee of five was appointed to report per-
manept officers for the permanent organ
izatioIi Of the convention.
The Chair appointed j. G. Turk Of Da-
kota county, Hon. S. A. Strickland Of
Sarpy county, Hon. ]. Stewart of Douglas
county, E. H. Clark of Washington
county.
On motion, the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing committee on Resolutions:
Hon. C. T. Holly of Otoe county, Hon.
a. J. Poppleton of Douglas county, Hon.
w. G. Crawford of Dakota county, Hon
L. L. Bowen of Sarpy county, Hon. J. s,
Stewart of Washington county.
The meeting was then addressed by the
President, and Hon. S. A. Strickland oi
Sarpy county.
On motion, the meeting adjourned unit
2 o'clock P NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
TERMS:

ForOps year If paid in advance, $500
So ~ % 81 /" at the end Of months, $50
~ a. q a." "I2 300
rnbs Of u or more will be furnished at Sl,5O per
nm. provided the cash accompanies the order
4 otherwise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28

A. Seventy-fve thousand dollars al
least.
Q. When can the building be complet-
ed!
A. On my plan, leaving off the col
umns, it could be completed IN three
months; with columns, six months.
Q. What party or parties are the
owners of the ground upon which the Ca
pisol building is situated?
A. The territory of Nebraska. l as
Mayor of the City of Omaha, have en-
tered the ground and am ready at any
time to make conveyance of the same
to the proper owner, which / regard to
be the territory of Nebraska. / am in
formed by n 6rother, DR.. Lowe, that he
as President of the Ferry Company exc
cuted a quit claim deed for Capitol
square to Gov. lizard in trust for the ter
ritory before the land was entered by me
as Mayor, and which appears by a copy
Of the deed hereto attached and made a
part of this deposition marked (A.)
Q. What party or parties are the con-
tractors or have been in the erection Of
the Capitol?
A. The only contractors with the Gov
ernor for the erection of the building were
James A. Jackson, S. S. Bayliss, Jesse
Williams and Enos Lowe, copy of which
contract is hereto attached marked (B)
and made part Of this deposition.
JESSE LOWE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
TBl

Articles of agreement made and en-
tered into this oath day of July, 1856, by
and betu cen Mark w. lizard, Governor
of the territory of Nebraska on the first
part, and James A Jackson, Samuel s.
Bayliss. Jesse Williams and Enos Lowe
on the second part as follows:
The same party of the second part CO.
venants, and agrees to, and with the said
party of the first part to make, erect, build
and finish in good, substantial and work.
manlike manner, the eRtire mason and
stone or brick work Of the Capitol build
ing of the territory of Nebraska, togeth-
er with the joist, scantling, timber, door
frames and window frames for the same.
Said structure is to be erected in the city
Of Omaha, Nebraska territory, on a GER
tain ground known and described on the
plat of said city as Capitol Square, and
at such point thereon as the said party Of
the first part shall direct. The said
party of the second part agree to frame
and lay in all the Joist, and to furnish and
set IN all the window and door frames for
said structure. And the said party Of
the second party do further agree to make
and erect such structure of such dimen-
sions and in such proportions as the said
party of the first part shall direct and to
use such proportions of brick and stone as
he shall direct, and TO use in said strCct-
ure none but the best material, and it is
understood between the parties that the
said party of the first part is to furnish to
the said party of the second part, plans,
drawings, specifications in writing TO
which the second party Of the second part
do further agree that they viii complete
said structure by the first dayof Decem.
Der next after the date Of these presents.
1t is understood however, that if any un-
foreseen casualties Of elements or sea.
sons shall interpose to prevent the com.
pletion Of said structure by the time above
prescribed, then the said party of the
first part shall enlarge the time Of such
completion 10 such other period as shall
IN his discretion seem reasonable anc
Just, and the said party Of the first par
covenants and agrees TO and with the
said party Of the second part for the la,
Dor and material necessary for the erec
tlon OF SAID structure, the following prices
/ to wit
Stone work per perch. five dollars anf
seventy-fve cents-each perch 10 contai,
twenty-five cubic feet. to be measured :,
the wall.
Brick work per thnl,sand o1,.... n. !.
and ffty cents, 10 be copnt1J Il !. = = = !,
Joist and scantiino nar a-e = ssig 4 ~
feetfour dollars. 1's AH'a- Ee
- Hewe1 fi-r1i1avi ,,a,.s...... a. ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

poun.ing candidates for Office, in advauee,) 500
Cash in aivance viii be required for all advertise
.nts except where actual responsibility is known.
Zen Der cent for each change be added to the
Dve rates.
Staaiing Business Cards Of Eve lines or less, for
! year, $500.
No advertisements will be considered by the year,
less specified the manuscript, or previously
reed upon between the parties.
Advertisements not marked on theeopy for speei-
namber Of insertions, will be continued until or
red out, and charged accordingly.
u advertisements from strangers or transient per-
s. 70 be paid in advance.
The privilege of yearly advertisers viii be confined
isidy 20 their own business and all advertisements
pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra.
Yearly advertisers have the privilege Of changing
kir advertisements quarterly.
IN loaded advertisements charged double theabove
lc.
ldrsrti,ements on the inside exclusively will be
rged extra
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28

Pruning floor joist, per square, three
dollars.
Framing ceiling joist, per square, tive
dollars.
Door and window frames, the eustOraa.
.ry price.
And the said party of the first par,
further agrees TO pay for all the above
specified work and materials as the same
progresses, making such advance from
time to time as may be necessary to fa-
cilitafe the same. always retaining such
per centage on the work already done as
in his Judgment may be necessary 70 se-
cure the faithful performance and COM
pletion of the work.
1t is understood between the parties
that all monies stipulated herein to be
paid by the party of the FIRST part are to-
be paid out Of any money now appropri-.
ated or hereafter to be Appropriated by
Congress for the purpose Of erecting pub
lie buildings in the territory Of Nebraska
and which may come to his hands for ats-
bursement, and that no other or further
liability is incurred than as such disburs-
ing officer.
In witness whereof the said parties
have hereunto set their hands end
seals the day and year first above
written.
In presence Ct
Z. ESTABR00K.
Signed
MARK w. lizard, RI. ST.
]. A. JACKSON, II. 81
S. S. BAYLISS, Il. s..
ENOS LOWE. Il. S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
Examination of Hon. Jesse Lowe, Mayor
of the City of Omaha, said Lowe be-
ing duly sworn, deposes and says:

Examination of Hon. Jesse Lowe, Mayor
of the City of Omaha, said Lowe be-
ing duly sworn, deposes and says:
Question. What amount has been ex-
pended upon the Capitol building and by
whom expended2
Answer. Fifty-one thousand nine hun
dred and forty-six dollars and ninety
three cents has been expended under my
direction by the City Of Omaha. Prior
to this there had been expended by Gov.
lizard the fifty thousand dollar government
appropriation, and an additional indeb-
tedness created by him amounting to
about eight thousand dollars. The pre-
sent cost up to this time amounting in all
to about one hundred and ten thousand
dollars, as viii appear by books and
vouchers inmy possession.
Q. What would it cost to complete the
same upon the original plan of Gov.
Eard7
A. / should say seventy-fve thousand
dollars at least.
@. What will be the cost to complete
the building without the outside col
umns?
A. Not more than twenty thousand
dollars. II
@. What win be the cost TO complete
the building, leaving the columns, il the
upper part resting upon them is made Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28

The London Era says th.. F.I.ly Ista
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
VIetOrla's children.

The Queens children are rapidly
growing up. The Princess Royal who s
about to be married, is now aged ~; the
Prince Of Wales is sixteen; the Princes
Alice, whose hand is to be demanded lin
marriage by the Prince Of 0rage, is ID,
and the Prince Alfred. whose ''residence
at AlEerbank'' his mamma graciousIy
visited, is Is. Besides these four eldest,
the family includes Helena. II; Louisa. 9;
Arthur, q and Leopold, A. g
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
[A]
Council Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry
Company, to
Mark w. lizard.


Mark w. lizard
For the purpose of the erection Of the
Capitol and the use and benefit of the
territory of Nebraska, the Council Bluffs
and Nebraska Ferry Company, by virtue
of present and original proprietorship and
their corporate charter and authority, do
convey to Mark w. lizard, Governor of the
territory of Nebraska, and TO his success
sors in office, forever, in trust for said
territory, so long as it shall remain such,
and afterwards for the use and benefit of
the State of Nebraska when it shall be-
come such, all that tract in Omaha city,
Nebraska territory, surveyed by A. d.
Jones, and known and designated on the
TYPOGRAPHICAL plats of said city as Capitol
Square, being the same upon which the
erection of the Capitol building Of Ne
braska is already commenced.
Done this 29th day of December, 1856,
by order of the Directors of the Council
Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Company.
ENOS LOWE,
President.
Acknowledged before J. Smith Hooton,
Notary Public, Potawatamie county,
State of Iowa, Dec. 31st, 1856, and re-
corded on records of Douglas county,
Nebras territory, January 2Sth
1856; in book B, on page 54.
l hereby certify that the foregoing trans
cript is true and correct.
THOMAS O'CONNOR,
BY HERALD PETERSON.
Omaha city, Jan. 2, 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28

pended by the City of Omaha and COM
plete said building.
The Committee were also instructed to
enquire into the title of the ground upon
which the Capitol building is situated,
and to demand from the Mayor of the
City of Omaha, a conveyance to the Terri
tory of the same. They have performed
that duty, and as appears from the testi-
Inony of the Mayor Of the City of Omaha
the equitable title to the same is now in
the Territory, the Mayor having the title
IN trust for the Territory, and will make
deed in fee, whenever called upon by
proper authority.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
: L. L. BOWEN,
S. E. ROGERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
Important from Washington.

II
from Utah, as was expected by the gov
ernment, but will fight 1t out where thsy
are. This insures Us bloody war in the
spring.
The following orders will be issued
from the headquarters of the army on
Monday, directing the moyemenE.of the
troops destined to reinforce the. troops
now en- route for Utah:
GENERAL oRDERs-No. J.
Headquarters Of The Arnlyi
New York, Jan. s
The General-in- Chief, with the ap
probation of the War Departments, directs
the following movements
l. The army of Utah will be reinforc-
ed as soon as practicable by the First
regiment Of cavalry, Sixth and Seventh
regiments Of infantry, and light comra-
nies A. and NJ. Second artillery. :
g. Forts Smiths, Washita, Arbuckle,
and Belknap viii be abandoned for the
present, and all the troops comprising
their garrisons, except the ordnance SER
geants, will at the earliest possible day
proceed to Jefferson Barracks. Theco
panies at Fort Smith by the Arkansas and
Mississippi rivers; those at Fort Washiia,
Arbuckle and Belknap by the Red and
Mississippi r.vers, if transportation on
the former river can be obtained without
too great delay, otherwise by Fort Smith
and the first named rivers.
3. The Fourth regiment Of artillery,
now in Kansas, will take posts as follows:
Headquarters, with two companies, pt
Fort Riley; the Lieutenant Colonel, with
four companies. at Fort Laramie; the
junior MAJOR, with two companies, at
Fort Kearney; and two companies at Fort
Leavenworth; the companies in each case
to be designated by the Colonel This
regiment will be put in march for its seve-
raj stations by the Commanding General
of the Department of the Westas early
as practicable.
4, An officer Of rank being necessary
at Fort Kearney, the junior Major Of the
4th Artillery, will at once proceed thither
and assume command of the post.
5. In due time further orders will be
given for the march Of the reinforcemeEts
across the Plains, and preliminary mea-
sures will be commenced at once Nv the
several Staff Departments and ofSee!s
concerned for preparing the troops and
the supplies for the movement.
6. Measures will also be taken for fl
ing up the regiments and companies to the
maximum standard; and also for furnish
ing recruits for the other troops composing
the army of Utah,
q. The several Departments of the
STAFF Will take prompt measures 70 secure
the public property at the posts to BE
abandoned
By command Of LieutenaR General
Scott,
IRVING MCDOWELL, j
Asst, Adj. General.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
Etbraskd aouertiser
FURNAS & LANGDON,

Second 81. bet. Main and Water.
lakes Block
BROWNVILLE, y. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
of the Territory be requested to publish
the proceedings of this convention.

After which the convention was very
ably and eloquently addressed by Hon.
j. F. Kinney, Hon. O. P. Richardson, j.
C. Turk, ESQ, Judge Holly, Judge Black,
B. p. Rankin, and others.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
}. F. KINNEY, Pres't.
]. HowARp. Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28

At the last meeting of the Tennessee
Historical Society, a sword waspresentsd
by Captain William Edmiston, a Harp.
eth Valley, Davidson couniyY Tenn.
which was worn BY Lieulenant Colonel
Dupoister, a British officer, at lie ceIe-
bra.r. battle Of Kings Moansaih.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-01
ST. LOUIS. Mar. 81,

sn rsHFs" #. ST. LOUIS. Mar. 81.
Santa Fe papers of the 27eh February are TO
hand. They contain no news Of spe cial inn
portance. ..a ." -"1"i .7 #."r ".#
Some Indian depredations and wanton out
RACES by Mexicans against Indians al repor-
ted. .... a&a ..ra. ...' ..H ,oss aaa#
Government wagons had been sent from
Santa Fe TO Fort Caatonment 10 carry Capt
Bo sman's command to Fort Ulieii. This
company consists of seventy men, aud will
go 10 Utah with the army. Twenty. five
mounted men will also accompany him.
Indian agent CarscG says the Utah Indians
are in gre al want, and have TO be fed liberal
ly. .t .tias.. tfa"n " .sr@E a.a
Capt. Pope's Artesian Well expedition ar
rived at Sonora. .. ..r.. s"
The Kansas correspondent OF the Ropubli
can says, gentlemen just from Nemaha coun
try report meeting five government trains, anc
says that grass is growing so rapidly on The
pains, il would snbsist stock within five days