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The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13

MORE FILLIBUsTxRIsh.-The n. 7. Her
~ ad' Washington correspondent writes that
Hne Government has information of the
s@heflng of large number of fillibusters
On sne Rio Grande, in Texas, preparatory to
paroeipating in the coming Mexican rev.
oiuuon- 1t is hinted that Gen. Walker may
.urn his attention to Mexico, as his designs
a Nicaragua are entirely abandoned.-.S
Louis Ne.os.
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HespSria.
THE ECLECTIc
c OLLIE CE OF ~ fEDECINEs 4

CINCINNATI, ONO.
TNHE Spring Session of 1883, will COM
i mence on Monday, the sth of February, and
continue sixteen weeks. full and thorough
course of Lectures will be given occupying six or
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for at
tention to practical Anatomy; and with ample Gin
ical facilities at the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the Chairs will be as follows:
T. E. ST. JOHN, NJ. D.;
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
]. F. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of CHEMISTRY and Pharmacy.
A. J. HOWE, M. D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
c. II. CLEVELAND, NJ D.,
Professor of MGteria Medica and 2heyapeutics.
VIM. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology.
j. R. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Physiology and TE
stitutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, Nj. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women aad
Children.
The Terms for the Session viii be the same as
heretofore Observation-Disclosures, S., 90. Tuition,
$4,000. Demonstrators Ticket, $500. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection one
session before graduation.l Graduation, $500.
Ticket to Commercial Hospital, (cptional s., 90.
The Lecture Rooms are newly finished, neat, and
comfortable; and in central locality Tin College
Hall, Walnut Street,) where students will find it
convenient to call on their arrival
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean of the Faculty, at his office, No. 1l3 Smith
Street. of Prof c. H. Cleveland, Secretary Of the
Faculty, No. 130 Seventh: Street. near Elm:
JOHN KING, u. D., Dean.
The College Journal of Medical Science,
a Monthly Magazine of 48 pages conducted by the
Faculty of The Electic College of Medicine, is
published at One Dollar year, payable in advance.
The volume of the Journal commences with the
year. Communications for subscription, for
specimen numbers, should be directed to
DR.. G. H. CLEVELAND, Publisher,
jan9-ly 139 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, o..
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13
PooR Buck IN TRoUpIE-Tbe T,;bxae.,

""ffesPondent. of the esd. says:
", There is trouble at the White House.
- He President is distressed at the perversi.y
'he people of Kanzas. and at the reluc-
- Ioe OF his friends in Congress to sacrifice
'inSeiTes for his sake. He shut himself
az Yesterday, and would see nobody, not
sne H Tue members of his Cabinet It is
KpPo>ed that he was writing message on
Aaazas affairs
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Clarke's Newly Patented
Confined Grinding and BOlting, or Merchant
FL Q . r e c N Z l..

THE GREATEST INVENTION OF 1HE AGE
THE complete Mill occupies space 26 feet long,
4 feet wide, and feet high. Grinding and
Boiling at single operation! Warranted to grind
from 10 to l5 bushels per houri requiring only
from six to eli ght horsepower. Aakiag es LARGE
a aeEd, and as GOOD quality Of FIosr Gay 9th
er Mi in ase Every person having a saw mill
should by all means have one Of these mills at
taehed Also, all Town Companies should pur-
chase rights Cost OF mill at St Louis; boxed
ready for shipping, only $780, Fer further infor-
in Leavenworth county, or town o. County rights
south of the Kanzas river, In KanZas, address
s. N WOOD CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Lawrence, Kanzas-
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Blackwood's Magazine and the -Four
Reviews.

n SCOTT & CO., New York, continue to pub
IL: ksh the following leading British periodi-
Gals, VIZ:
THE Lo&DoS QUARTERLx (Conseryatiie.)
THE EDNBURG REvHv (Whig.)
The NORTH BRITIsH REVIEW free Church.)
The WEsraISsrER REVIEW {Iiberal9
BLAcKwOoDs EDEBURGH Magazine (Tofy.)
These Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties of great Britain-Whig; Tory and
Radieal,-but politics forms only one feature of
their character. As organs of the most profound
writers Science, Literature, Morality and Reli-
giOn, they stand, they have stood, unrival-
ed in the world of letters being indispensable to
the scholar and professional man, while TO the in
telhgent reader of every class they furnish more
correct and satisfactory record of current Htera-
ture of the day, throughout the world, than can
be possibly obtained from any other source.
Early COpies.-The receipt of advanced
sheets from the British publishers gives addition
al value to these Reprints, inasmueh they can
now be placed in the hands of subscribers about
as soon as the original editions.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13
nsm mfthinE
JOHN r. GRAFTON,
e uRs a n D LOCK s SITH

A NNOUNCES to the citizens Of Lawrence that
IA he has opened shop at
No IS Ne10 HampshiTe Street, nearly opposite the
COHdnaere Building,
where he is prepared to do all kinds of work in
his line on short notice.
Repairing done promptly, and on reasonable
terms.
10 Persons living near Emporia wishing any
Express. and rely upon having it promptly done.
Lawrence, Dec IL I657-Iy
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Felix" our spicy Lawrence correspond
ent, is at his post again, as our readers viii
doubtless be glad to find. Read his letter
N another column.
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;ertisn Per line each subsequent insertion
,,.: one dollar Iiae sn1nn One feaTtA column
t's -. n a1 six mos year. - %. One half
tsI n oa; six nos, SO. All tTAa-
col t,--ira .dyertiseuaeats paid in advance.
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u. F. CONWAY,
Attorney at Law

LAWRENCE, KANZAS-
WILL devote himself ekelusiyeIt, IN his nro.
w fession, and attend to any business which
may be entrusted to him with fidelity and des.
patchs Particular attention given to cases of dis
puted pre-emption titles before the Land Office.
Office IN Collamore Buildings, Massachusetts
street Jan. 2tf
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13

s;,sle copies of The NEws in wrappers for sale
=, ,b;s Office, at five cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13

wanted at this Ofiee.--A few cords of wood
81 feet in length, on subscription.
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To Persons in the East who intend En-
igrating to the West.

To Persons in the East who intend EN-
igrating to the West.
We venture to address few words to
those who are looking westward from the
crowded East, and intending to emigrate
during the coming spring. We shall speak
more particularly of Kanzas and its adyan-
tages over other portions of the Great West,
that are now open for settlement; and also
of the advantage which the cause of Free
Labor will derive from an immediate pos
session of the new Territories by the labor
ing classes of the North.
The battle between free and slave labor
has been fought and won in Kanzas, and,
although the victory has not yet been de-
clared. it cannot long be delayed. All but
the Administration at Washington have
given up the contest for slavery, and they,
too, will be obliged to succumb to the pop
ular will.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13
}. T. MITCHELL, WILLIAM wEEE
MITCHELL & WEER,
UNITED STATES SURVEYORS,
Land Agents and. Attorneys

LECOMPTON, kANLAS.
NTILL devote their attention TO all business be-
w fore the Land Office, furnish Warrants to
Pre- Empters at the lowest price, for cash or on
time, make out their proof and attend TO their
business free of charge; buy and sell land and
ernment furnish plats Of any township in Kan
zas to order Territorial arid County Maps always
for sale at ST. and furnish Information respecting
lands and titles.
@ 5000 acres of good land in Kanzas for sale
cheap. Jan. 30@Iy
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MURPHY q aFARNsWoRTH,

"HOLEEALE AND RETAIL DEALs-lS II
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hardsease, Queeasrars, Groceries &c
Cor. Kanzas Avenue and 5th St,
TOPEKA, KANZAS.
Also on hand, large assortment Of Sash, Doors
Furniture, Nails. Glass. De. febl3-ly
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Wantedi
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
New Store and New Goods
IN LAWRENCE.
ON OR ABOUT THE FIRST OF OCTOBER,
" the subscriber will open IN LAWRENCE,
a

a regular
Wholesale Grocery Store.
He has erected Stone Store,
Three Stories High, and Sixty feet Long,
with commodious Cellar for the storage of
VEGETABLES, APPLES, DC.
Settlers from afar will be supplied at Wholesale,
As toD as tie largest Whotesaie Establish
nents IN Ranzds City or Leo1enwortA
can supply them, with the addition of freight from
those places to Lawrence.
4 vast amount of time, and consequently mon
ey will be thus saved to those living afar by their
AVOTbING THE JOUR NEY
TO TUE RIVER TOWNS.
The subscriber has been at a
Very Great Expense
thus to provide for the
ACCOMMODATION OF THE PUBLIC,
as well as to make money himself and he respect
fully solieits large share of public patronage.
C. STEARNSJ
No. 25 Massachusetts street;
l door south of Babcock d Lykins Banking House.
Lawrence, Sept. 12-rn3
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Terms of Subscription.
Ratss of Advertising.

nc {
sa sns wear (.na oae to gester esab1 II o
fsn eSi :. - .
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Money current in the State where issued will be
received at par.
C1ubbing.-A discount Of twenty-five per cent.
from the above price will be allowed to Clubs or
dering four or more copies of any one or more of
the above works. Thus: Four copies of Black
wood, OF of one Review, will be sent to one ad-
dress for $S; four copies of the four ReyieRs and
Blaekwood for $50; and so on.
POstage.-In all the principal Cities and
Towns, these works will be delivered Free of Pos
tage. When sent by mail, the postage TO any part
of the United States will be but Ttcenf four Cents
year for 'EBlackwood, - and but fourteen cents a
year for each of the Reviews.
n. B. The price in Great Britain of the five
Periodicals above named is S3l per annum
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13
TIMBER, STONE AND COAL.

Much has been said in regard to the
scarcity of timber in Kanzas, and enough
to lead many persons to suppose that there
was SO great scarcity that prairie farms
would be of scarcely any value. Although
timber Is, to g certain extent. scarce, yet
with prudence and economy there is suffi-
cient in kanzas to supply all necessary de
mands, and this amount can be large
iy increased by cultivation, sad care.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13
HOTEL.
c RVEY il Q = 8 Es.

sOss I4Us I459 IaOs 1875 IoE5 Ill1U To
kAEzAs AykEUE, AND
4R, a, 48, As, so and Sc
FOURTH STREET, TOPEKA, KANzAs.
c. C. TUTTLE, Proprietor.
TNHIS HOTEL ia fitted up in good style, with
L comfortable quarters, at 81 per week, - per
day, or 50 cts for a single meal. The Post 0fEsce
snd Stage Offices are Kept In the Office Of this es-
Printing Establishment, Intelligence Office seFe
raj Stores. inelading Clothing, Fancy Goods, Per
fumefy, de-, al for the accommodation Of the pub
lie, but more particularly for the guests ef the
Garvey House. A trial from He travelling public
il respectfully solicited. nov1
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13

R,.xx DECLARATIONS for fling, for sale at this
Office.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13
WATER.

The Territory is traversed by streams in
all directions-most of them, however, with
the exception of the Kaw. Usage; Eeo-
sho and Cottonwood rivers; being eompara-
lively small, and frequently going dry dur
ing the hot summer months. Of springs,
there are some in every section of the coun=
try. but they do not exist in great numbers.
Good water is usually obtained by digging
from twenty to fifty feet.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13
Prices Current.
Lawrence ark et.

Lawrence NJ arket.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLoUR-Superfine s. 25 per hundred.
WhEAr-s2 90 per bushel.
CoRS-&I IS
Conn MEA1-sI rs
PoTAroEs-$2 90
ArPLEs-Sl 00@l so"
BAcos-l25z@16c per fb
BEEF-6@Tc.
CopFIsH-l0c.
MAcKEREL-l2@15c. &c
BUTrER-30@35c. +" sc
CHEEsE-20@ " 90
MoLAssE+Sl 10 per gallon.
SALT-per sack of 200 lbs, 81 co.
CRACKERs-l5c per fb.
.CoFFEE-1615@20c per 10.
TEAs-5O@l60.
SUGAR-Rrown, 14c.
White; 16@lSc.
RicE-l0@121ae.
HIDEs-Green, &c.
Dry, Sc.
GLAss-sxlO per SO feet, 50 90.
iSxIz lSxI2 81. s..
Emporia M Market!
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLouR-Superfine, 81 30 per hundred.
WHEAr-Sl 25 per bushel.
CoRx MEAL-S2 90
PorAroEs-$2 90 Ct
APPLEs-s2 90
ERAcKERs-20 cts per ID.
BurTER-30 IS 8" !"
CaEEsE-2O
sUeAR-Brown, 16s< ctsper II.
Whites I5 "
RIcE--l2H
TEAs--75@s1 25 '
MoLAssEs-per gallon, 81 4O@l so
BKEF-aa6 cts. per b..
BAcoN-l8 ff
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13

010 ACRES Of Prairie and Timber, adjoin-
AfO ing, near Emporia, for sale cheap.
C. Y. ESKRfDGE.
Emporia, Feb. 6, 1853
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Z. D. BAILEY,
r. BUCHANAN & SON,
Commission MsFehants,

CIEcIEEATI, 0EfI0-
A GENTS for the CoEington snd Cooper Fac
"A tories, for the sale of Yarns, Eieking, Carpet
Warp. etc. jan 23.-ly
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13

J. cRoFoor. +. L. NASH, H. NICHOLS.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE.
MasSaehEsetts7st, Re+t dcor to Csilaniors Buildnc
LAWRENCE, KANZAS.
u L. NASH l. CS.; Propfietors Board by the
II. day or week as follows:
Board and lodging per week, IS 90
Board without lodging per week; 1 90
Board and lodging per day, 95
D-Good stabfihg for horses: Jan. 2Lf
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13

The scarcity of timber is made up to
d great extent by the presence of stone
and coal. The former is found in great
quantities in all portions of the Territory.
frequeftiy outcrcPping from the soil on the
hills and bluffs 1t is Of character well
adapted to erecting what are called "con-
crete'' houses, and of which great numbers
are beiHg built, being preferable for cheap
ness and durability to frame houses. Coal
has been found in many portions of the
Territory, and il is believed will be found
to exist in quantities sufficient for supplying
all the demand. Good brick clay is also
found in all parts, as also good sand fol
plastering, etc.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13

wN. C. wHITcHER THos. J. FINCH:
WIN. C.. WHITCHER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps, Furs, Hatters' Trimmings;
PLUsHEs, Ere,
No. 139 Walnut Street, West side, between Third
and Fourth Streets; Cincinnati; O.
jan9-ly
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-13
THE SOIL.


The soil of Kanzas is of very superior
character, consisting of black loan from
two to six feet in thickness-in some places
slightly mixed with sand-and is well cal
culated to withstand drouth, and is also very
fertile. This is equally true of both bot
toms and uplands. During the last summer
there was drouth of some six weeks dura-
ton, yet corn and other crops that were
planted On ground broken the season pre-
viously, suffered comparatively little.
THE CLIMATE.
The climate of Kanzas, as is pronounced
by persons who have visited the various
portions of our country, to be the finest to
be found anywhere on this Continent-that
of California not excepted. In the sum-
mer the mercury frequently rises to 100 in
the shade; but it is not sultry. as there are
almost constant breezes stirring, which
make it comparatively comfortable in the
hottest of weather. We are informed by
persons who have lived here for the past
fifteen or twenty years, that drouths are
very rare. The climate is well adapted to
the raising of all kinds of grain and fruit
no damage scarcely ever being expe-
rienced from frost, and both maturing with
great rapidity. The winters are usually
very dry and mild. The present one is
said to be fair specimen of those expe-
rienced here for the past twenty years. At
this writing (Jan. 90 the weather is mild,
and the air as balmy as that of spring
morning. There has been no weather since
the first of December so cold that carpenters
and masons have not been able to follow
their occupations out of doors with comfort,
while cattle find their subsistence in the
woods and on the prairies. The cold wea-
ther of Kanzas winters usually commences
about the first of February, and continues
until the middle or last of March-seldom
exceeding two months in length-and even
then not being so severe as those east of The
Mississippi sDuring this time high winds
are generally experienced, which, to new
ccmers, are usually quite as disagreeable as
| the severe cold ef the East, but the expe-
rience of one winter usually divests these
winds of their imp l;sHness. The sea-
sons are some weeks earlier than those of
Ohio, New York, and the States farther
east, and the climate much milder than any
of those lying east of the Mississippi, and
also than that of Nebraska. Very little
snow ever falls here.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-29

We noticed on S&tardsy evening sew
"a. persons who think themselves CENT? e.
men, ap On She Fair aroHnd who bshav-
ed as we think, not very gsntsel. We
may be wrong, yst We hazard the oPia-
ion, thA& it il not very gentsel for 8 man
to run his horse round tue tr&ek while
ladies' are upon the TRACK. We woald
also suggest to the individual who ran
his horse round The track and followed
Ike anything bal = gentleman, that such
Icts are not very genteel. Ali should
bear in mind that shs track has besa &C.
ted ap for ths use Of the Fair, and -
such, it 10 subject 20 the use Of ladies 20
practice equeStTiauism upon, prsparAts-
y to the contest TO come OF upon that
occasion. Il is also subject 10 the ass
Of those Who wish to exhibit stock, to
practice the stock intended 70 be sxhihi-
ted, 80 tAa& il can be- hAndisd safely On
the day OF ths Fair. We will add thai
the ground is aot subject to the use oi
every man who sees Dc to come upon il
with an old "Pllg" to run, sadangszing
the lives Of those legally there, making
disgraosful exhibition Of hinasslf, and
abusing the poor animal upeu which b
Is mounted.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-29
AOF RATss
Vegetable Life Incidence

N@~@24ssAS A&4AS AME3NHGANNEAs
FaA A mild yet sReetHal medicine, composed
| OF The best material known to medical sci.
enss, fog Ihe cleansing Of he alimsatsgy
caaal AID relieving the springs and ave-
nues Of life Of all moFbid distractions aad
impurities, must be public blessing ara 4
domestic AMI iadiyidaRI prateetion and
safeguard, In proportion as 1t becomes
known. Such . mediriRs the families Of
The URikea Statss lave EnnK had In Meg.
FAT'a LIFE PILLs AEn PRaExrx BIrTKzs.
AID me good ihsy hava doas u inestimabls
They have wou thsEr high fAma and krrnIv
sstablishsd character by their virtues alone
without the usual arts Of notoriety or inn
pFRdeRt experiment on the faith Of The cred
ulous.
Ia all gsasFal arrangements Of the digem-
tive and AlimsatAry functions, as wen as
In vast variety OF ACUTE and ehruaie dis.
eases, thetr sasats are pT@mpk and con-
pleta 80 10 excite astsnash msFEE ga 500
In FhsuEnsti8A, settled pain In the sF~
gaRs and hmss, esstivaass3, piles, liver
complaints, jaEEailcs, nervoaa ard bilIEoas
attacks, headaches, fever and agas. eFup-
tive diseases, bad aspect Of the complex
ioa, indigestion aHd fatuiehey eholfes. AZ
fecstoAs OF the bladder and kidneys, cTep-
81, sSthama and bFoaehitis, rheumatic
colds and sore thToata, and indeed In al.
most every eonesiVsbls kind Of flI-health
they are invaiua bis, and will q tford certain
and mOst geaeEaly permanent relief. Tney
require neither confinement nor change of
dist--they neither prostrats the Ssrsngth
nor give pain--&ad more delightful and
sifectual medicine cannot be procured eth
er Tor individuals OF families.
The proprietor has received for maay
years and ID eoatinaally receiving the most
tervent AID gratsfal testimonials Of thsiE
value, Prepared and sold by DR.. w. B.
MOFFAT, 80 Broadway, and also by ths
agents.
r, GEESAMAE u CO., Agents,
Council Bluff, Iowa.
August Is, 1883. On
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-29
Fun, Fan ana Rtkhe.

On Saturday last several horse rsees
cane Of over the Council Bluffs track.
The principal raes was between GRAE-
SFlL's cream allsy BsGU4s, aud Mr. GA.
aosr's cream alley Fs4g Lazy, fog q
stake Of &200-six hundred yards; which
vas won by Beauty, by thirsy-Ons fest
time 80 seconds. From what We saw We
should Judge that somebody Was beat a
little ia this race. Well, all We have 70
say, -, IL two Farmers gill bse ona
PaFzasg mast loSse, end VI woald aayiss
them to give up the calves and pigs, and
If they don't like to loose don't bet any
more.
After the main race vas over several
other races wsza run, Ia ons Of which :
rIdsg waS thrown and received Q severe,
but not dangerous, eut upon the head.
CArTAn WHaKEY wns thsrs, and 81
course must have q Aght. Wasa he 90
all things prspaEsd, tia sght sans OF
both parties getting badly whipped
The Captain Is qgagrsIsOEs fellow
and We BoaIa sdsaas all % glss ham g,
inna .a# @5AS 6 - &a@ @a@at 49,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-29

AE. J. SIXTH HooTox, sermiaated khe
sxistsaos Of mad dog, On Thursday last,
On Harrison strset. This Is tbs second
mad dog that has been killed In that vi
entity wishia week past.
We woUld again call the attention Of
those who have the sushoEity, 10 som-
msnes the work II sxtsxminatlon. =
Thers are 100 many dogs In OaT city q
be Of any saxsAly use. Let tins ElaagA-
Ger eommsncs.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-29
The aaKa DaKaameN.

Every dag brings soms nsw infosma,
ten eRsm PzKxs PsAxs the nswly dlssss.
cred Goi6Diggings o. Piasss river; and
almost every day . train 10 ssxxisd d
With the gold fsvss. Severed trains have
left shis city within . ssw days past, snd
several more are on tbs paina Of lsav-
Ing. Il is not necessary fer u 10 e.
tempt to give al shs nsws bgeaghs from
Pixies Peak, salRse il Do a., Ahaa all
goss TO ooEroborsss ths ssAssmeuAA hsrs-
tofors made sslasiEs % gale being dis-
covered in such qaAnsiaa - - make it q
paying business % dig q with Butcher
Knives and waaA ths soil IN trying pans.
II such be ths s@ess and all reports con-
firm it, the miasH muss bs ~ rich g any
ever discovered in Oalifaznia, and Ehoss
who &Es gaing oua ROw prepared 10 work
them, viii make thsir ssPils'' ia wary
short lime. Sc Osrsaia ara uanbsz Of
our merchants that the gold excitement
Is 10 hambag, thas thsy ere making eve
~ effort ~ purchase much larger stocks
than tAsy Otherwise would do, in ordsg
to be ready tor the early Spring snigra-
ton. FrOm all she reports received it
ia shown khat sEsr an hundred poumds d
Dust Aas been brought in within the
last muaah frem these nav diggings---
The Western Stage Company are making
extraordinary efforts to stock the road
and run tri-wsskIy line Of Stages from
sAis ely up the north side Of Platte riv-
sr 10 New Fort Ksarnsy, and from thence
to Fort LaEinisa and wIn sxtsnd tbs line
to the diggiRga, IL pFopeF encourage
msnt 10 offered. By this routs person
can start from New York and travel By
Railroad to Iowa City, and thence BY the
Western Stage Companies Stages to IT.
ksarnsy and make the entire. trip to the
mines in lsss than twenty days.
The AiSsonEi river can bs crossed at
this point at ell timea- Two frat class
Steam FsEEy Beats run regularly be-
tween this and Omaha City, By which
from TWO to three hundred wagons can
be crossed daily, Our Hotels are -
cgmmodious and @s veil kept - any In
the State, and oar Stores are S. largo
SIS at any point aboEe ST. Louis.
In sho<s, CouxCL BLUEEs 10 Ebe bssa
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