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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

and strike the river CHA rs junction With ths
Colorado. perhaps 50 miles above.
Letters from Sonora, dated the 9Th OF March,
bring the thar, in a late action bet ween Pes.
queus and Jesus Gsndars, the latter was overthrow
and killed in battle, with come OF his officers. Every
thing lie chsos in that country.
"1le towns in the Purchase are getting along
slowly. There has been considerable sickness of late
at Tucson, kind Of Influenza Many Indians, Mexi-
care and Tome Americans had died.
There IL come excitement in the Purchase about
the old Canada de Orc placer mipes where rich dig.
gipgs are said 10 have been found istey. Consider
abe silver ore from the Sonora Exploring AID Mining
Company If on the way to San Francisco. X"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
PUGET SOUND.

From en- extra issued from the Office Of The Puget
Sound Herald on the 22d March, we have the follow
ing:
BY the arrival at this port yesterday Of the schooner
Wild Pigeon, Capt. Jones. we have been put IN
possessiOn Of late and highly Interesting intelligence
from the gold fields Of the Suswsp country.
Capt. Jones reports that tle excitement relative to
the gold feds lately discovered on Frszers and
Thompson rivers is very great
large Lumber Of persons had returned to Victoria
Fancouvers leland, for provLioDs and implements r
mining bringing large quantities Of go l. They report
the miners TO be making from eight to nifty DOLLARS
per day.
The Indians in that section Of country, heretofore
unfrieDdly have manifested great friendship tor the
whites and acts of hostility have been committed
presence Of 70 large body Of miners.
Ii s estimated that come three hundred people nave
left VaLcouver's Island and the lower part OF the
Sound within the last ten days. 80
The hands employ ed in the various mills are leaving
ar there s scarcity OF help at the present hne IL
ia said that about sixty have slready left Parties are
also preparing to leave ois place for the mines.
Later Since the above was published 10 our
Extra we have been allowed the perussl of business
letter from gentleman of reliability. He says
81 have Just returned from Fort Langley, on Fra
zers River and about to return 10 tire mir with
q supply of tom irons and tools for mining.
Tell your rie nee to come toon II at nl as the river
will Use and they cannot get up,
STILL LATER.-From a gentleman, who has since
arrived from Belingham Bay, we learn that nue. ex-
ctenept prevails. All the hands employed IN the
and operations are suspended The people leaving
in numbers for Frazers River. 1t is apprehended
that large number Of desertiCns will take place from
Fort BelliDeham.
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Married.

In Cooma Mach 49, Mr. AbsOm sanefank to Miss Adeine
In Linn County Februarys Mr. David L. Phillips to Miss
salem o. T., March MI Joseph Kirtley to Miss Adeine
In Sacramento March 81. John hatcher to M.rs RObt
In Lee Township Sacramento County, March H. Jonshsn
In sscnmento March 23 Leobod Zoer to Josephine Ned
AT Cherokee Nevada Co.. March john McGraw to Ellen c.
Al Cherokee Nevsds Co.. March Is, Avy Bios" to Harriet
y. Neville. ,,.ur
In Ssc,smeDto, Jan 20 John Black to Rose Levy;
At Orovis m:rch q G. CIare1ssch to harssr'tn Boiler
In sscisneno March 25 Chas A. Sheppard to A. NJ Broom
Forrest House AmadOr County March ~ E. s. Potter to
AZ ssoc.t1D Mach o. jacob Mitchell to Minnie Peyser
John HsseI Judge Of the Fourth District Court Alexander
C. McKosn. eco, to Miss ClaIis.e Weir . - 49,
In Lee Township Sacramento County March H. 'ohn T.
In ssn Francisco Msrch a. BY the Rev J. B. saron Mr.
Ch. Of Sen Fr.nci'cO to Miss E~Ha T. Cooke 0i
..4 Of hubnrn, to Miss Elizabeth 4 Franklin.
in DORADO City March Is Penny 70 Alice S Si%Ons 70
o IN San fTnc.oc March n BY Judge Bunh.n M,uHe'
In shafts March Thoms. Harrison to Mary Ann Nieman
In Valley si.kyOu County March IA, Jonn Bnham to
ma II ssn I'M i.. S. &:s' Nil " the REV. m ~
At The house Of CAPT S San Ms5s1 & sy
IL Yanh County o. March H. Mr. d. H. Carson to Miss
In Ysnli hsrch H. Dr. J. Glenn Mis-. Mary l. Henry
In M,Ion County. March g. MI Joseph Groshons to m"
AZ Murpbys March A. Mr.. D. I. Faucet to Miss Nancy
Al Mupty. March l4th Mr. George Rufe to Miss Elizabeth
AT Ror,h and Ready March % Mr. Stephen GOWN '' to
Al Dayton O. t. March is tS the Rev Mr. Ho. Of Salem
}Ss; TO Nj; MAY s fsn 9ats sDS Of Sa as5 To-
Miss Sarah Ann Young.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
GUATEMALA.

We have the Goc,ta of Guotcuao 10 March n.
The Republic appeared TO 90 in favorable posi-
ior The TIensuI,r's sccount for March showed
al cehts psid, and balance IN the Treasury OF
81 $50 81.
Tie ate pton of the Government was lately drawn
% the mineral resources If the Republic Renewed
,f,Its have been II ace at AlOepsqde, and foreign
c,npsLy has uudeIt,ken 70 work tue mIees ct iron
nee. The Pre.idebt uas o,gar,zed several exploring
companies, aud hos brought from Europe qrsatity
of mining machinery, and number of engineers ADD
proess ops Miners IT order to give every npule to
IL IL impoItat branch Of Industry. Working has a.
ready been commenced in the department Of Santa
Ross, ard tho rich mines Of silver near Choauteles
Weld hsi dsOme returne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
SAN SALVADOR.

Our fes Of the Oaceta del SaivadOr March 20.
The Gereral Assembly Of the Republic had adj
'ountd. During it, session II created four more de-
psr,n enis Of the General Government viz: Foreign
lie. aiions Ju. tce Education and Ecce sast cal Al
tsrr, 1r, ssury ard War Encouragement of Agricul-
ture, Industry, Commerce srd Public Works.
The NV President ID. Miguel del Castillo, had sp-
popted is ministers:
ror.isu R.s,ons..... ID IGSAClO uOvEZ
Goy,rnn kc...........D. lSIDORE MENDEL
Ire and NzT.--.--...D ID CAY ETANO bOctlLf.
Eueourpg. Mt. Ac.......l W. cant
The Coaster IT COuI selOrs Of the lLiyersity had
prete urf ebt petit 10 The Governnet pray
DO that III. II Der VI the Jesuit Fathers might be
br uglt into the State 70 take charge of the Depart
eBt of Public destruction The ClVi-ter tbiuk tia,
the eCucsiion 1T tie youth Ut the country cannot
be att. noe to by any but Jesuits acd tlecetors ask
tie lev alton I, ecct Ut expulsion pronoua ced
against liz, e uits end that sneh of the fathers as
u ny be il Gghteu ala be at Cbee brought in, aud To-
81. lee tie College e the AseDclOn. he Gdce'a
vi Say ador srppoits the application, and rdlcues the
p, iuoio. that .1i.t gain It the Jesui;s.
lie President bad received authority from Congress
for the ircease OF tho army ~ any footing he may
ibil proper view of the fact that Central America
IL sgaih threatefed by fbGsters.
Col. SlsDtsn, X. A., Eoglish engineer, had
arrived t. take chsrge If the survey FIR tue proposed
iLt.r-ocesuic rsilwsy. The Au.rtcan engineer who
had b, eu yer toe rronDd had reported that the rail-
wsy would cost Si3,CCOC0O, and that seven years
would be require complete it. This is double the
frtt estimates, aud operations tad been suspended
unit, Col. Stant.n wtuld make his report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
Letter FROM THE GADsDEN PURCHASE.

The Ia logipg is an extract hom private letter
rrinted In TIE Alta California; ,o-o
"Tbe Auaches are committing their dePred.tons as
u,pa, Thsy have stolen all the stock there was az
Reven,on consider ,be qu.ntiy from Gone aes, OUT
of his corrsl and 20 head of cattle from Capt we'll
rancho. ,.,,, 81 ,.,,a,s
ave are trying to make mp company OF rangers
10 Ct ousevcs as the United States troops don
do il. There are only few of us, DAT We nope 70
succeed. ,,, 81 ,ha
Fort Buchanan is finally to be abandoned, and the
t,oops arc 20 be moved to CALIFORNIA; in the meantime
pettion has been for warded to Congress from the in-
babtsnts prsyDg for their removsl out OF the terri
foty and TO give as rangers ia their place.
u lew city has been laid out by the wsgon-rosd
n,yty near the mouth of the San Pedro Greek, some
One bundred srd twenty mile, from aoy settlement or
ANYBODY except Apaches. They call 1t Watsonville
IN honor Of the Grief Engineer of the expedition
sunpose town lots will be Tor sale shortly ia this mag
nkeept place II is sad the site occupies ten miles
sou.re Of land. The new military rosd runs by II
II, m For Yuma 10 III P4so. suppose. however,
I, Al mob, dy will travel it, TO judge by Whist Pe0
ple do ON the lover portions Of the same road:
Mre,eyer the Commission devisted from the Old ROAD
,poIe Of the wagoters have followed them. Even the
oyersnc stages prefer the old road. Any rosd be- 1t
stsge CT railroad 10 be permanent must 60 near the
town Ct Tucson; thence cross the PaPago conntry'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

BHoADwAr THEATER-Mr. Waller played III snlst
on Monday evening, to crowded and enthusiastic
audience. Hamlet is one Of bis best characters, being
free from the m Al perisms OF Of his person.
wi ich we have Rad occasion 10 notice. Mrs. Waller
play ed Ophels with her usual ability. They have a
JOINT benefit this evening. Lady Of Lyons and
School for Scandal, being the attraction. Their en-
g-gtmert at the Broadway viii close on Saturday. az
ter which they wi play engagements at Buffalo, Gin.
Gin ali Ard otker western cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
HUMBOLDT BAY.

We have The Hn,nboldt Times of the 9th ult. The
following is the Only item of interest
ANiISpIAs SHoT AT ORLEANS BAR.-We learn
from genil, man just down from Orleans Bar, Kls-
math Co.. that an Inoian was shot at that place, on
Friday last week. by Mr.. j. NJ Slime, under the fol:
lowing circumstances: 1t appears that Sims had
threatened to kill the Indian time since, and the
Indian being apprsed of the threat had kept out OF the
way Slime, VINO lives across the river from Or!ean,
Bal ascerained that the Indian the Bar, when
he took double baueled shotgun AID crossed the
river in search Of him. The Indian WAS standing 10
the street talking to white man, and did not observe
Sims until the latter within few PAGES Of bin.
He broke to run when he cav Sims approaching him
with the gum Sims leveed bis gun and fired killing
the IIdsn on the spot. Sins afterward surrendered
himself TO the au horties and held to bad in the
sum Of S. GEO. Our informant could g 70 US cause
for the killing it stated that Sims de ,lined Civ
ing bic easos therefor until called to answer before
legal tribunal. We have stated the matter just as we
received it, and forbeaI making any comments until at
ter he has had bis trial before the District Court be-
fore which he will have to appear.
Crescent CITY.-We have The Crescent City
Herald of the 3l.t ult. but it contains no news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

Mr. A'aimo viii give q concert at Dod"orta . 81
Icon, No. SO Brosd~ay, mex. Thursday, Apnl -.
TIE programme will have v1ous operate ADD fusi-
tive pieces suDg by the beneficiary VINO an excel
leu. tsnor with Italian method and style; MI's Arden,
Madame Boucbelle, Mr.. Werheke and Mr. CoIetti.
Conductor, Mr. Abites.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
c.eted 10 getting cou.r.c 81 wing ID. tsp., 20 vsn

ceeded 10 getting coctrsc' giving the transit 20 'sn
i,rbilt ted by the MirlseT q Forelga All .n'
lie Re.itept Martinez Bu. bere It rests. The
Astut have not yet rsih,d the Contract, ana wiz
I'Ir r.iIEcatiot tie document "a wJ'th-'s
oDtIf White c.. do u Qu ckIy At about oP@bus
tiesd the cou,iect. =, is ", bsb~. slli b. gYeat
Ihrderh'. rot VIII ststt, TIE sgrv Ut sih oth~i
pAres d. uttiue, duTi'g 81 the celay, the ;untr.
eoiIg to rack FL d ruiz; tie litls moo-y 10 thu
ccuuuy going out AID boLe couIpg 10. Cbnnsrc'
j. Elm OF cmptteIy psra!yzsd, ard asricut Gfs ei
lilits ,tet but stbly.
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CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday wac a oct wntchedly cold and uncom-
Portable day The wind blew with ftfa violence f'om
all the cold corners Of the moth the Shy was heavily
clouded and the cir full Of dust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
WHALING NEWS.

The following whalers arc reported to have arrived
at Horolulu, Lahsins and dilo:
BON0LCLu-A,t Feb. q sh'y o,hGnn n ,nolaa on
,n. 4 L,haips ship Wolss CtSrsa -: s NUTS
Z.,S zoo So 50 VII 20 sip Jlrvh Perry caSnoa II m1A
Nv leland sua Ho 50 sp 1000 VII and 800 bone ID,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
Markets.


rorvssle. Of apperfne domestic a. rs 5OG SIS I5OO
blJs ooue,,ic and 900 bbs Licks private terms. .
GRAIsSaes OF $50 bags Whes at SCI 2oVO do and 4N DO
Barley on pIi,ste terms -
PoIAroES-Saes AZ Is ass y bag. . o..,,
psoySoss-SAc. Of halt bbs Clear Pork aud 100 hrkn'
new Butter on pdyate terms. -, ooo,
G.ocYsiy-iS BAGS China No Sugar at Isle 500 bss'
ct. RICE 50 boxes Oo,ns Tea 10 boxes Chill Dried Peach
e., all IA private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

THIRTEEsTH WARD RrPuBLIcAs ASSOCIATION
This Association he'd regular meeting at Onderecnks
Hail. corner Of Clinton and Grand streets on Tuesday
evening, nr. Ersss Elliot, President, 10 tho easI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

Henry Ssitain Of Philadelphia has just published a
large and we-eIecuted steel engraving Of "A North
" east View Of the Capitol at Washington"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

former place for the beee6t Of his health. but s'e
there on the 18th nit. ct The residence of bis fsher
ir.lsw, Gtn. Guerra. Hls remains were inferred wuh
great ceremony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

The second Beethoven night is arnoutc FL
this evening at the Academy Of Music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

A SERIES OF THESTs ON srfAsth'-ies."osy
morning Augustus Deyra, fireman, who has 'or tho
la. 6ye or ,ix years been employed on board the
,,e.n.r Empire State, was arrested BY 9 policemss.
,b.,oed with having committed a series Of srceDles
on board Of said vessel. 1t il alleged that Deyra has
f,om time to time stolen silver spoons and other arti
cI,, TO the value Of $780, and has carried his opera
,ops in 80 soroit that until recently he
cared detection. quantity Of the stolen property.
umountirg in value to perhaps $780, found at biz
residence, Nc. leg Warren street. The accused vas
held fer trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
.nne Of The P.nam, st.r .na Her.d

Cofrttp p
AFRICA, March 81, 1858.
Castillo has at Last taken Arequips by s4orm on the
7th net, Lot, however. without severe loss The
narre,icn OF the battle is terrific; an eye witness
states that tie blood ran down the bsrricsies 10
streams Elk hours after the 6ght that the Bs'tAon
&c Ayacucbo," defending the b.ricsdes, and said to
lie si hurdred strong, ws'e oil killed with tn eIcep-
ton Of fery.
The Apurimsc, A'suco, ard Lsub.yeque sailed
Yesterday TO Cslao. to be delivered up TO the Govern
nett Her Britannia NJ iesfy steam sloop Rstribu.
tion sLo left yesterday Tor China the Gauges, with
AduraI BsJres board, Add the Uoit.d States
Hoop of-wsr Merinack are expected to pay US .
visit shortly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

Bopr ForsD ON GoyIRsoR's IsIASD.-Ths dei
body Of an III known map apparently about % or 30
years Of sge yesterday foatsd ashore on the west sids
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

ANOTHER Boots LoTTERY BRoKEs CP.-A paper
called The Monthly Reporter has, for come time past,
been circulating through the country purporting to
s.verise the lottery agencies Of Coarles Mcintyre &
Co., No. IS Wall street, bogus concern. Ssrgssat
Barney, after considerable sesrcb traced the young
who did this business TO jersey City. The young
gel tlemsn there got hiking Of what going on,
and left for pats unknowp. Aetters sddres<dto Chss
McIptyrs Co. arc sent TO the desdIettsr Office,
whence the moneys will he returned. Thn is the
eighteenth bogus concern broken up by Sergeant
Berrey witt in three months, very good quarters
work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

SIC sls when also bss were put into auction re..-
ing the following hgures:-Ex J. T. Thayer, 100 DDS.
guaranteed superfne at sl2 200 DO do al sl STA ana
l,7o0 DO do do. At Sll 621s Terms Of sale we're
% per bbl deposit, balance thirty days as doll
vered with free storage 81 per Dbl reduction for re-
jected Immediately after the above there were sales
auction Of 760 bills aaxall without guarantee as
$l OK $40 49, the terms for which 50 cash do
pos balance In thirty days, delivered free storage
or per cent discount for cash or the importation
J. E. Thsyer, sold as above, 500 bbs afterwards
rssold from second hands at $2 The Benjamin Heape
arrived this morning frcm Melbourne, has 500 bbis
HAxAil.
Corn MKAL-Fresh ground California in rs and SO Ii.
sacks s jobbiDg at 6nc seAc
WHEATThe st0ck OF old 10 small and held out or tds
market; parcel Of milling sold few days since ii &C.,
and the first nsalment Of the CROP some 70 sacks Of
Indifferent quality realized akc
BARIxr-The ruling figures through the past week have
been 81 &c 81 per 100 lbs GOO lbs choice for
port Australia sold q the latter figure which we quote
At the Close
OAxs-The moderate demand for expor. which has ex-
listed has sustained the market ut lKc, which q the quo
tation for good Article write.
BxAss-We note Gales within the past week OF 600 bags
California white ct 20 2zc and 200 do. do. pink a D.
BAY receipts lasiery have been large. and ths
market cannot be quoted over $40 $l2 per ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

Cold bars $50 ane are selling readily to day at &c or
will probably reach par by the sailing OF this steamer
Lists OF go hne have been taken At NC or No sacs of
Mexican dollar and very few here
Stocks have slightly improved.
SAN Francisco, Friday Evening, June 1s, 1853
The past fortnight, says th3 Francisco ShipTar1
Register, rs been characterized by active movement
BON with respect 70 the receipt Of and disposal Of goods
Considerable importaons have taken place from no nc
Esstsrn sDd foreign ports and Of provisions and renc1
Sugars fresh supplies especially desirable stocks
In fact quite exhausted. Operations In those de.
soiptons OF goods have not been confined TO taxing 40
tie parcels which 70 hand but have exlendnf
70 large purchases 10 arrive, At prices indicating grea,
confidence 10 the prospects OF the market during the merit
sixiy cays Tue feeling with regard W provisions IL
sftpehele ed by tire belief that DUNG The summar ana
must he large as the rush thlher from this Slate COZ.
rnues undated.
The FIRST bali OF the fortnight closing was characterized
By an active demand for fur for conu npson bu, during
the past week ne dealers have had a Ugh; trade, AMI
cvnsicersbe mportstlons have taken place from homo
Eastern ports from Chile aud Australia the msrEet be-
gan 70 droop. Immediately al the close 1850 obs Hara
wue put under the hammer, realizing prices markns
heavy decline upon previous quotations - A..
small parcel or wheat and several Of barley from the
new crop bsve, within few days, come 70 mssoh
Purchases OF oats and barley, but 70 no s'e"' eN'",
beve been made for exportsto Austrsis .,su ...
FGouR-rhe transactions IN wholeeae way ,luoo UT
report written been ss we o,u,'
made;2te quarter sacks oregon, I'll 40 ~, w..
sacks Chile, ex Panther, At sl2 Guy psu, III CO.
SACKS Oregon srpernne lat auction, W. ~ ~ vv
COO bbls laval sx stag bound, at about slf without
aos a. DO er Golden Eagle, on private terms
- ,.t.. Az 90 about kls; 900 obs haxsii, fsoeNea
e, Esrsr vlve mad sold PRIOR 70 Arrival on prvs
tsrns raxsn wn sold upp today IN Joooips os T"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15
Frazer River Cold At the Mint.

prom the san Ffancisco AHA, June IT
been said In the streets that the officers OF the
had refused 10 receive Frazer river gold because Of
it's impurity; and gentleman OF our acquaintance in
formed which he had offered there had been
refused On application at the Mint however, We could
nothing any such refusal and understand that
all the Frazer river dust will be received and welcome.
a. fine Of the California gold, ana the depo
sits heretofore MADE contain iridium, osmium ps
tina the presence Of which almost the only for
all the deposits Of river gold heretofore ade at
the Mint showing the cae OF each deposit, its weight
before melting, fnenees value, the total weight aud
These deposits al Of gold, which In California
ordinarily about per cent finer than gulch gd
Tho average fnenees Of the river gold OF this States
About 500 Ave per centtner man that Of Erezer river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15
Market Review.

The market has been inactive the date OF our last
notice, with somewhat improved demand towards the
coee The receipts Of gold dust have been rather
far the month as compared with the preceding. Here.
tofore June has yielded much Nay, the pro sent
proving the exception, and may TO extent b. str
bued 70 the movement OF our people towards frazer
river. Loans OF all DESCRIPTIONS remain without change ia
rates the supply keeping pace with the increased Inquiry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15
xHH INDIAN DrsfURBANcna

Total .2ss as Average. $50
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-12-04

s,,.. of Real Estate In Posta wattamie County,
For the Week Ending Friday, Dec. ,, 1853. 10y
Rsportsd Expressly for the Nonpars By srsrErk RlDxs
Investigators Of Titles and Records.
lass. w,t,iams to S Arbuckle-Fhe " y Of NwK
s.c Is Town H. Range ~ West, 80 acres-$lss.
w,rdusyes to " Andrus-N Ex Of VIZ Sec.
q Town IS, Range 50 West, 20 acres-$200
Jobn Carothers and Wife TO John Roush-N E \ OF
Sc. Sec. 10, Town H. Range 80 west 80 acres-s2OO.
Iohn Carothers and Wife to John Roush-Wh Of n
W. Sec IT, Town IA, Range 80 West, 80 acres-$2o0.
John Sherman, Co. Judge, to Frank Street-WH
ofswt Sec. 20 and s E Of ES Sec. Town 7s,
Range ~ West, 100 acres-$20o. p ~ EE
Lyman s Spooner to George smith-Lot No 4,
Block 60 Crescent City-$20
Lyman Spooner to James Cozzens-Lot No
Block 4s, Crescent City-$4O
LYMAN spooner to Casterline--Lot No. g. Block
40 Crescent City-$50.
DIN smith and Wife to W Craine-The EH Sec
49, Town II, Range - West, 80 acres-$2ao
wR Craine and Wife to Levi Davis-WA Of SEA
Sec 10, Town II Range - West, 50 acres-Ss2o. q,
Matthew Rapp to " Balemare-Sh OF En- SEC
49, Town IT, Range ~ West so acres-sl5oo.
o Selden and Wife to Matthew Rapp-Lot7, b
37s; Lot Block 4oI Lot t. Block 400; Lot Block 2e2
Crescen, City-$200.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-12-04

Such is the title Of a new candidate for
public favor, just launched upon the sea of
ne"sPaperdom, at Nebraska City, by {. W.
easRTEv. 1t is medium sized sheet-''in-
'epeNaent in all things, neutral in nothing"
30 us motto reads--not very credi,able in
:p's'"P"ea' appearance, but edited with
v'"'''ef"O'e ability, We should Judge from
'"' number 0eforeu US. We wish the enter
F''' success, but cannot help suggesting
' V"' ne" co'emporary will find "Indepen-
'''' and neu'ral' journalism an up hill bus
'"''' his endcav orlng to "whIp the Dew
"oUha the stump don't work satisfacto-
my Better come ont "Hat footed, on one
''"e Or the other. At least, so it seems to
U.s.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-12-04

FOR the purpose Of efEecting proper and
ebecn; organization for the early comp'H-
ton Of n Railroad from Council Butts to
Sioux City, the Sioux City Register suggests
,ha,a Convention, composed Of delegates
from the several counties through which
the route Of the road lies, be held ut Mag
nolia, Harrison county, n. an early day-a
suggestion in which we heartily concur, and
would suggest the lst Of January, as the
lrOner tune.