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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

GENERAL AGENTS., &c.
John r. COOK,
- GENERAL AGENT
Will continue to HIRE OUT NEGROES, RENT
OUT H0US ES &c. Office on the corner Of Main and
Pearl streets where he has been engaged in the
above business for the last twelve years.
de 25-ts
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OFFICE sovTH-sIDB RAILROAD OO-(
pKrxRsBuno. SEPT. "a, ~. 4 n
FsE m -1aHasz7 ON AND AFTEh
~ ONDAY next. the .th
inst and untr inrth-f notice. the following schscnls
win be run road daily lsundays excel ted) ~
the Passenger Trains:
Leave Petersburg at...-...-....: 90 O'Clock A.. ~.
Arrive at Burkeville tJunction) . 70 :, a.
atLynchburg Autonomous. W
Leave LyEchburg as.,....-.-..-..... II ~ q. &'rns
Arrive 1T Burkeviile Junction) - !. m
at Petershurg at............. D ~
ACCOMMODATION TkAIS
Leave Petersburg a. 10 70 O'CLOCK M
at bynchhurg at........-..-.. :. n q q
Leave Lyncnpurg at........-......... IL "a r. q
Arrive at Rurkevlle (Janction) 400 -.
at Petersburg at.-......-.... D 10 - :, ~: -
The Accommodation Train connects with the y II
ginia and Tennessee Train, going West ana coming
East; with the Richmond and Danvilie Tran at
Burkevile; and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, going North and south at Peter burg.
90 Sta u. Is. ALi'SOf. cup b
rr,sesszzzx1 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
CHANGE OF H0U RS.-0n and after
September 18th, the Accommodation Train OF ths
Company will run daily lsundays excepted) Do
tween Milford and Richmond:
Leaving Milford at 1906 A. NJ, and arrive In Rich
ond at 2-33 A. Nj.
returning, viii leave Richmond at O'clock P. NJ,
and reach Milford at $40 z. NJ.
Stopping for passeDgersa OF any point each way.
FARE the same as ON the Through TTalIsa
SAML RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation
OyPICR H. r. p. Z. r. CoMPANY,
RichmondSert q. 1857.
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saw MlLL.-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on Meyo's Island. from
Mr.. John Williams, have made arran gements 10 get
continuous supply of fine logs Of the beat selected
growth and quality They prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER 10 builders and others on reasonable
terms They viii endeavor to make the interest OF
builders TO deal with Them and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage
Orders left ut the Miii or at our Shop on 9th and
Cary streets. shall be promptly attended TO.
fe.2-ts JOHN e GEO. GIBSON
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REMEDY FOR COUGHS. COLDS,

80 Br0adway, New Y ork
FISHER WINSTON and ADIE GRAY, Agents for
Richmond. de 2-d&cw6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-ChildreD
CRY for It'll This valuable and popular prepare
lion Is recommended with the greatest confidence
asst experience and test of years having proved it
stroyers in use.
Being prepared especially for children 1t Is sweet
and pleasant TO the taste and readily taken by them
and may be given to the youngest infant with perfect
safety asst contains no OIL worm seed turpentne.
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only by E.J. PICoT, and for sale By
Druggists generally. anil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

s. 4s5 prizes amounting 20 HsDWo
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters " ~.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 50.0w, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
dips ofpaper, encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 57 prizes similarly printed and encircle
are placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then revolved and number Ii
irawp from the wheel OF numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the ether wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn ont are opened and exhibit.
cd to the audience, and registered by the Commits
soners the Prize being placed against the number
irawn This operation Ia repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzRs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the IS Approxina-
lon Prizes For example: IT Ticket No IL $50 draws
the $40 900 Prize those Tickets numbered ii 2ao 29
II ISL ,252 will each be entitled TO FOO III Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize those Tickets mum
bered 54s 549 $751; $50 will each be entitled to $500;
and so on, according to the above scheme
The 5000 prizes of 800 will be determined by the
la CURE OF the number that draws the $4,000 prize
For example: If the number drawing the 100000
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
anmber ends in |, win be entitled TO 500 1.-THE mum
Der ends with No., then all the Tickets where the
number ends in q will be entitled to so and 30 On
10 0.
Certificates ofpacksges will be sold at the following
Gates, which In the risk:
Certificate of package oflo whole Tickets. ss'
10 half 40
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-DHY oooDs.

UAY 0OOD0.
NEW GOODS. FEBRUARY 10TH
~ TH0's \. PRICE co. are now getting ~ n
some choice. fancy and heavy foods Tor the spring
trade. Just @ hand. viii BE- f .,,nsI
Choice Black Taifsta silks
Do do Bsyedcre do
Hoped skirts, (eyery stgie)
Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish Luens, Sheetings. &c.
Plaid Donesiics Cotton osnsburgs. Brown Cot
large Gs' lot lot colored and Black silks and silk
They are still closing at wonderfully low rates.
fe Iis-ts '' T. X. PRICE co.
nOMESTlG GOODS We are receiving
- variety Of Domestic Fabri 9, comprising
Brown sHfRTTNas and SHE fIsGs. all widths
brown, Bleached and Corset DRILLS and LEANS
psnitentiary ptAiDs and do sTki pPlaas
RED TiCKINGs, APRON cHEcKs
4 Heavy Tuiled DUCKS. BAGGINGs. &c. &c.
Which We offer to cash, or prompt sir months buy
'f ~ p 'sf' low Prices KENT, PAINE co.
BARGAINS, BARGAiNS.--A. X. PAR
ID KER 4 Co, successors to PARKER, NIMMo
co will continue to sell great bargains at their
old stand, No. i43 Eagle Square where may De ionn
STYLES of F0REI5N and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
among them are the following:
Cloths Cassirneres ana Nestings
Black Gro ae Rhine silks
Black Figuf ed Silks
Fancy Dress silks
Bombazines, Aipacas and Mouseines
kich Lace and Muslin Sets
Do do do Collars
Cent and Ladies' Linen Cambria lidks, Gloves
Table Danask, Damask Table Cloths
Napkins, Doyiies, Towels
Brown and Bleached Sheetings aud Shirtings
Furniture Dimity. &c DC.
All of which we will sell very low. Ia 6-ts
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49, NUTIC E The steamer
- Curtis PECK, wiI on and after
TUkc DAY mkt the 10th, commence rum NJ be-
tween this place, Portsmouth and >orfoik. Leaving
the wharf at Rockets, every Tuesday, Tbursday
ami saturday moruine sat 61a o'clock, precisely, aud
return each alternate days, Except sundays.) ma
king iu connection with the Glen Cove daily line
as heretofore between these places.
each X. U. HAShtNS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

DROWN AND BLEACHED SHIFTING
- AND SHEETING.-We have on hand yet,
large stock of our Domestic Goods which we bought
at the PANIC CASH SALES in New York, and VIII
sell them now at a slight advance for cash.
We do also offer 5Gt pair OF Bed ana Servants
Blankets at less price than they have been sold
in this market before.
All kinds of heavy Woolen Goods, snch as CAST
neres Sattinets Tweeds, Flannels. Linseys Plaids,
&C we are Offering at very low prices to reduce our
J. Il ~ ROSENBAUM,
da,o 1879 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

uAkTSHORNE'S C u K E-A L 1.-THE
Al GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAT0Ri
This article is the greatest discovery in Chemical
or Medical Science for the rapid cure of RHEUMA
TISH, NEURALGIA, T00TlIACHE. EAR-ACHE
SORE THROAT. STIFF NECK, or pain in the
LIMBS. SIDE, BACK. or any part of the body.
1t is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
aud Indigestion. which arises from weak stomach
bowel. Thousands of persons who have used Harris
HoRNE's CUREALL, have been astonished at its won
derful power in removing any pain from the sys-
tenn
ES- Bottles Is, 50 cents. and 81.
To be had of PURCELL, LADD h co, and all
Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

NUTiCE.-8H persons having claims
~ against the estate of X WhitIock, decd. will
present them for settlement properly authenticated
to the undersigned; and all persons indebted to said
estate will make payment Immediately to me. As
executor, am not authorized to pay any open ac-
count after two years standing.
HENRY G. WINGFIELD,
fe 3-12ts Executor of r Whitlock. Decd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COAPANY
CHARTERED BY THE
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA,
IN 1870

THIS OLD COMPANY,
(yo. I3l MAIN STREET, RICHMogp,)
Continues to insure property of every description
against Fire. the dangers of Seas, and Inland Trans
po..ation on the most reasonable terma.
IS Losses promptly settled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

NORTHERN ICE.-We are prepared to
receive orders for ICE by the cargo, delivered
~ any landing on James river and at Acauia creek
our old customers will find u, making ample prep
aratons to keep them cool. New ones will find ms
on Cary, between 18th and 10Th SITS. :
fe3-lms b WARDWELL h co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

ARUS & SHINE, Auctioneers ana
IL Commission Merchants No. "A Main street, give
their undivided services as Aucioneers for the sale
real estate, merchandise of every description, and
household furniture.
Sale OF horses, mules, cows, wagons and carriages,
&C., &C., every Saturday.
P. G. LAROS. JAS. N. SHINE.
oc 2S-ts
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e, B. COOK & Co.. AUoTIosEERs,
the public as Auctoneers for thu sale of Real Ests
Furniture Groceries, Dry Goods Horses Cattle &C.,
at the shortest notice and urcu. ae most reasonable
terms.
Havingl Arss. ii cemmodious rooms, they will TO
ei7e goods for sale at private sale without the charge
# storage.
Outdoor sales of every description attended TO MP
N reasonable terms
K. B. COOK. VIM. MOTT.
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REMOVALS, 60.

Two THE LAD1ES.-MfS. MCVEl has
Il lately arrived from New York aud holds herself
in readiness to wait on ladies i'll their lying ill.,
From past experience and extensive practice, she
feels confident ia giving satisfaction. Residence
18th street. three story stone coOred house between
Main and franklin streets. directly opposite al
lev leading 10 the old market. 70 3-I2t*
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NHUhT HAND kITINU. The I'm
~ dersgned will give lessons in the above beauti-
ful art. by which the language of the most rapid
speaker may be transferred to paper with perfect
ease. His syste is entirely new. He.guarantees to
give satisfaction or refund the money. For terms.
address, through post Office.
ia 20-lm J. A. VIA
, 1858-07-23

DAauEnREorEPEs.-Sce the advertisement O
NJ. Ford. in another column. go
, 1858-07-23

~ HOstetter's Celebrated stomach Bitter. for
Jaundlee Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility are very
pleasant In taste and smell and be taken under any
eumsances In cases Of Dyspepsia acts like magc strength
ening the zone OF the stomach stimulating the digestive pow.
ers and giving ruddy health to the cheek and brightness
eeye In all cases Of diseases OF the stomach whether acute
or chronic, may be recommended for It's soothing cordial
and renOvatng influence Dyspepsia, Heartburn Loss Of
Appetite, Nausea, Nervous Tremors, Relaxation Debility etc.
are relieved BY the Bler in very short space Of time and
perseverance In their falls TO work thorough
cure Every family should have Hosieers celebrated ston-
aeh Bers Noaree ss peculiarly adapted our climate
Sold by Druggs Hotels and rst-class SALOONS througou,
California and Oregon.
cAuTIoN-Duyers are particularly requested beware
spurious article manufactured and represented TO be IIo.
letters Bliter which al who sell use genuine article
can detect Is never sold by the gallon, but square
es containing full quart, with the cork covered with me
ae cap and name and bottle with directions for use
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom an orders
should be addressed, 1872 Washington st. San Francisco
, 1858-07-23

oEsAT BLESSING 70 NANKISD-NxocESr But POTENT.
D"L J'CzapKays Is sPRoPHTLAcrIcuH, (self disiufsctng
as'n sure preventive against Gonorrh9l and Syphi-
ana an unsurpassed remedy for all Venereal
seroous gahgrehous ana cancerous ulcers fGtid dis
enASeS OH vagina uterus ana urethra' and all cutane-
erOpsons anu oSeases tor SAFE Dr. lad Czipkays
Snee, Sao,sen'o suse' neAf'y 'PPOAi'e racine Mail
'ea"p W oln.e %" riA"eISSo, AS inoeuIaton Is
as',nss slnaipo~' 80 W. H. 'zapksys
o1'i preventive aS"ns' sypniluO ana gon
=, Haess n nsen' possesses me
s"s S''Y 'ne ,spn,uc virus anu
~ a' .s NJ young d
~ - 'ae u - iO.ns"pe An uses. Le'ho
ouI " To neal'n DC without d. CzaP>
anS "a, !" go - very Soave"'en. paeAAS''
'e 'Ou"u ''"'eneu' 70 use Deing used as soap
, 1858-07-23

The following is complete list Of the person!
elected to the respective Offices in this County
for the ensuing year:
C0uneii-W. II. WALLACE.
Observation-Disclosures Cow, NArn
ORR, W. n. SAVAGE.
County C0mmixioRer---W. r. DowSEY.
!&erig-w. b. AFTIEcE.
Tredsurer-P. kEAcH.
iudihoT-II. +. BRADLEY.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT BRowx.
Justices file Pt0ee-E. a. LIGHT, uuGm
PATTIsoS.
Prosecuting AHorney-W. II. WALLACE.
CorOaer-DASrEL COLLINS.
Colonel Of MEt G--E. ScnRorER.
Ii. COL Of Niiiid-A. P. DELrS.
Major Of MiEda-JoHN RIGxEY.
Wreckm0ster-P. J. MooREY.
COaStaIles-PETER SMITH, A. c. Lowell.
iSurreyor-E. A. LIGnr.
JdH-unanimously elected. ...
, 1858-07-23
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
GOLD DISCOVERIES! /!
GOLD ON THE NISQUALLT!
Great Excitement !
MINERS ON THE wENATCHEE
MILITARY PROTECTION. ETC.

Mr.. Rabbeson, who visited YClam Prairie,
twenty miles from Steilacoom, on Tuesday last,
in buggy, informs US that miners are at work
on one Of the streams running through the
Prairie and getting from three to six cents to the
pan. While there, he was shown some Of the
gold, which he describes as fine Several small
parties have gone there within the past few days
with large supplies Of provisions, determined to
work there this season, at least. Some Of these
parties are from Oregon, and were on their way
to Frazer's River when they prospected the
streams with the above result We learn that
men have been washing gold on YeIam Prairie
for several weeks
Areport was brought into town on Saturday
last that James Riley, resident Of this county,
was at work with others on the Nisquaily River,
thirty miles distant getting gold in large quanti
ties; an Indian describing il as in lumrs as
large as the end Of his finger. Six or eight
miners from Oregon, who had just come in town,
hearing the news, obtained supplies and left i'm
mediately, since which timo We have not heard
from them. Mr.. Riley had long believed gold
to exist on the Nsqually, but the Indian troubles
have hitherto prevented his exploring it.
Aparty sixty or more, which left Steilacoom
about month ago forFrazcr's River, via the
Nachess Pass, are said to bs sat work on the Yak.
ina, q few miles the other side Of the mountains
This information is derived from the Puyallup
Indian Reservation, where Indians had arrived
from the Yakima.
Intelligence has been received from the party
which Ieit Seattle and Olympia under the guid.
ance Of Pearson. They are said 10 be at work
on tho Nachcss River. having found rich diggings
there. s4 e6s =.
We learn from an Indian that about three
hundred miners are at work on the We
natchse, IN the locality mentioned BY Capt. Nor
timer Robertson. This Indian also reports two
hundred United States soldiers on the wenai-
ches, constructing fort for the protection ol
miners. iiH fa me'ifa ,3s .gf H"
A company Of forty minors was on the prsi.
re, three miles from town, yesterday. preparing
10 60 70 the wenatchee mines II is said thai
they expect obe joined BY another company
from Olympia.
The greatest excitement pervades all minds
here, in consequence Of these reports, An who
can leave thsir business are preparing to 60 10
mineA Not day passes without the arriulan
departure Of strangers, from California and Ore.
gcn; and the end is not yet.
, 1858-07-23


For Coughs colds Asthma Group nroneh InnuenEa Bleed
Ing Of the Lags, Dcut Breathns Pain or weakness Of
the Breast or SIDE, Firs. Stages Consumption, &c.
In short this RalAm ps:uury adapted svsy dlssase
of he Lungs and Liver. a fMN fdila
wd Cherry long been known possess mpo rant
dIclnal properties This fAet familiar every mairuh IN
land and Physicians oen prescribe IN dGsrsni forms
for variety Of complaints Tar also has been equally noted
for is vrtues and phylclans whose Ane Is familiar 10
he whole country, have gone far declare that
Consumption could be cured By That alone In other hands
again. nearly vaueless owing Doubt their ignor-
in preparing and administering n; dculiy now en-.
rely Obviased By patient experience and long experiment
me extraordinary medicinal powers possessed BY iesetwo
substances are now for the rs time combined and embodied
IN DR. wIsrARs BAIeAM or WILD CHERRY. ny nice
chemical process everything deetsrOus or useless rejected
90 that what remains The extraordinary and truly en-
easous remedy for all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases
ever known 70 man. asrtt4 + lifa
cAUTI0N.-As there many coHniersifs, look vel at
The signature before purehang take none unless The
Of Sanford Park Il engraved on The outside wrappsr-a
others are bass fnitdfiona ~ a.
Sold By an Druggists and country msrchants u,
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents, 70 whom an orders
should be addressed, iS9 Washington street. San Francisco
Also, Importer and Wholesale Agents for all GENUINE Pa
fENr MEDICINES which ere ued to The trade at reduced
rates iorcaah. toa
, 1858-07-23

NuHkHr RoF OK nm WnAscHEE RrvEn--
We Vcrr informed by Capt Robertson that he,
Viii, 4 Yaneouyer on Monday, learned from The
o1icrrs dat On Saturday last, General Clark
Issued an order o Major Garnplt % send 800 ..
81 troops fbrlhWilh 10 ths head waters Of the We
matches River, and that they in that vicinity
rhrn1 r1|1b|ish and garrison post fhr the pro-
lrcli1n Of tho1o who wished 70 mine there, e
T1|| - lhor1 Who ulrs travelling 10 The ShnsWap
b Ihit io1i1 - FIshssr and Dsmocnat l0th
mt rilssi
lsinc, De rusdlpi of ths above We leain that
~ lsi1IDd psldids have nlready arrived At the
Wcn1lebss. and sreeonsiruciing fort. Should
dis b iruc, ue nay lock soon fora lhEge mining
I0sn thsrrl nsat Il a,.a7a1 ~
~. IS 81 tlsi % - -4oF ffsss9
, 1858-07-23
Spttial Nutitts.

~ All persons knowing themselves inIIeH1..
to the hrm Of BAlcn Weber prior to the ls Of
lS are hereby notified to call and settle mmedIa,y Or ny.
accounts will be placed In the hands an attorney tor
lection w W.
, 1858-07-23

In Olympia, July 18th, at the residence Of Cart James
HINT by Rev a. r. whtwor FAYErTE McMrLIiy Governor
Of Washington Territory to MARY WOoD daughter Isaac
Wood, Of Tlurstnn county.
, 1858-07-23
BIRTH.

In s,eaeOOm, July 7th the wife Of Mr. E. A. LGIr, Q;
Daughter.
, 1858-07-23
NEW ARRIVAL.
p. EACH

p. REACH,
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN FRAN.
CISCO per steamer Constitution offers for sale, at u.
lowest cash prices, large and well selected
STOCK OF GOODS, rta
Suited to the wants Of farmers miners and the town trade
Ny stock selected with and, my expenses arc very
small am determined 10 sell goods cheaper Or coln dust or
country produce than any other on Puget Sound Mn.r
particularly requested to call price my goods befor,
purchasns elsewhere, intend give them rOod deal q
grub for little dust.
have Just received per steamers Constitution Columbia
and baruue Madonna, the following aftielea.
, 1858-07-23

DISTINCTIVE FmE-At about three o'clock on
Saturday morning last the dwelling Of Mr.. Mar
in, inthe upper town, w1 discovered 70 be in
flames and before time was had 70 save anything,
The building and contents were reduced 70 ashes.
50 rapid was the eOnaagraiiOn that some Of the
inmates had not even time 10 rescue their cloth
ING. and deemed themselves fortunate in escaping
with theirlyes. MrN MccOnaha, who was Sleep
ing IN The house At tho time, was aroused irom
her slumbers BY the cracking Of the flames, and
immediately awakened the sleepers, who barely
had time TO escape in their night clothes. Mr..
Martin sus'ains serioss loss BY this FIRE, as the
house contained many articles, priced as relics,
which Il Is impossible 70 replace. The fire is
believed 70 have been the work Of an inccndiary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-20

located-.ahat i, from Bradford e the
State iine--with the exception of the
non residents and those who will be
obliged to have legal measures taken
to perfect the title Of the Company.
A coinmendsble energy Is displayed IN
this undertaking. We are also highly
gratified with the spirit displayed by
the creditors and bondholders of the
Dubuque and Pacific Railroad, who' as
will be seen by the proceedings OF
their meeting, have voted to the extent
Of almost their entire Indebtedness te
come into the new financial plan Of the
Company This secures the speedy
construction Of that road to Cedar Falls
-Cedar Falls Banner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-20

A new daily paper has been started
in Dubuque, called the Morning Sun.
The 'salutatory' of the Sun says that il
will labor "for the right at all times and
under all circumstances" If this res
olution is adhered to, the Sun will not
only become public benefactor, but
will earn the reward of faithful pub.
lie servant. Upon this platform the
"Snn" will be welcome coadjutor
with the Herald in defending and ad-
vocating the rights and interests of the
masses. Long may the "Snn" shine !.
On Friday, tie 9Th inst, the people
OF Waterloo were greatly elated BY the
arrival Of the steamer Export direct
Cedar Rapids, loaded with freight and
passengers. The Register discourscs
on the event thus; at was the frat
regular steamer that has ever ATTEMPT
ed to navigate the Upper Cedar, and
as her arrivsl at Waterloo, with a
heavy load, has now become a histori-
cal fact, the navigability Of our river as
far as Waterloo, is at length establish.
ed, and no longer open to cavil. The
circumstance is pregnant with impor-
lance, not only to Waterloo, as a town.
but to all of the country which imme.
diately surrounds it. Hereafter there
will be no necessity for wagoninr
freight for a hundred miles or more At
an enormous expense and loss Of time
and temper. Goods can now be del;v.
cred in Waterloo from st. Louis nucb
cheaper than in any other way"
/ THE CEDAR FALLS AND MrSSEsor,
RAlRoAD.-We learn that the officer,
Of this road are still progressing, anc
that since our last issue they have pro
cured tho fight Of way alens he Ii.