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MEXICO.


The Brownsville Flag of the 9th inst gives some
details of the preliminary movements by the two
armies, previous to the battle which resulted in
Vidaurri's defeat alluded to:
Gen. MiramOn had entered the CITY of San Luis
seeing that it had been left entirely unprotected by
Vidaurri, and fortified himself within Gen. Vi
daurri still at La Parada-eight leagues from
San Luis awaiting the arrival of Gems. BlancO and
Coronado, who were soon to Join him with a well
equipped force of about 5000 strong.
letter, written from Nidaurri's camp with date
of the 10th ultmO, states that express had lust
been received there from Gen. de GolIado with the
news that the chief had defeated Casanova com
pletely, who was guarding Guadalaara, and taken
possession of that place.
Miramon had sent out two columns of his troops
to force if possible two of the positions of Vdaurr
but these twice defeated in their attempt at
doing So losing thereby all the artillery and ammu-
milton that they had taken out for the attack.
Coils Sayas and Areguin, who, short time
since, had left the neighborng State of Tamaulipas
with rcinorcemcnts for Eidaurri, had arrived
within l6 leagues of San Luis with force of 900
Tamaulipecos, well armed and full of enthusiasm.
Gen. Nidaurr will begin an attack upon his enc
my within San Luis he shall receive all
the reintorcements that he expects, and are now
reaching him fast.
1t will thus be seen that Miramon anticipated Vi
daurri's attack and turned the tables upon him.
CHINA AND JArAx.-A letter dated San Francis
co, Sept, I'D, received by the overland mail, says
that since the sailing of the last steamer advices
had been received from Japan, with information
respecting important concessions from that govern
ment, in favor of trade, &c.
There had arrived at San Francisco ships Europa
Comet, Anglo Saxon, Hound and Radiant,-all
from New York. Also, several ships from China.
An Extract Of a letter dated Hong Kong, August
9Th says: The act of the California Legislature
regarding Chinese immigration, forbidding any to
enter the State after the first Of October, puts an
additional obstacle in the way of employment for
vessels lido not know certainly that the act can be
carried out-or, rather it may be a doubtful point
whether it is constitutional or not
While England and America have been compell-
ing the Chinese to throw wide open the doors of
the Empire, they have used their greatest efforts
to prevent the ingress of Eastern nations to their
own dominions, and their acts of exclusion stand
out in striking contrast with their own imperative
demand.
Tb5 tlme seems Tar distant when remuneratve
rates for larger ships shall again be obtained and
until such occurs it only remains to endeavor to
nav their eypens4s
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SINGULAR CASE.-A case which has already
attracted some attention, and which likely to pro-
duce some further developments is now on trial in
the L. ;. Circuit Court. 1t proceeds from the
mysterious affair which resulted in the death of Mr.
). NJ. Holden, at Ann lIarbor. about wear SINCE
He was found at night on vacant space of ground,
mortally wounded by pistol shot, and died two
days atterward, refusing to give any explanation of
the affair. His life was insured for the large sum of
S29, 200, of which $4,000 was in the Charter Oak
Company, of Harttord $4,000 in the Union Mutual
Insurance Company, of Maine; and $4,000 in the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New York
All these policies were obtained eight or
ten months previous to the affair which
caused his DEATH at a premium of S420.5S.-
HIS widow now prosecutes the above
companies for the full amount, commencing with
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.
The insurance companies refuse to pay the amount
and contest the case on the ground that Holdens
death procured by fraud for the purpose of OBJ
tanning the large amount of money dependent upon
his life. They maintain that he not only was not
able to procure so large an amount of insurance
consistently with his pecuniary matters, but that
he was obliged to borrow the money with which to
pay the premiums, and that he engaged in no
business atterwai DIS up to the time of his death.
Their theory seems to be, not that he came to his
death by his own hand, has been supposed, but
that he was killed by persons interested in the in
surance money. Whether they will be able to
prove as much remains to be seen. The prosecu-
ton deny every such charge, and challenge
a close scrutiny into the whole matter The re-
suit is looked for with some anxietv-Detron Free
Press.
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The BoYs' ORIGINAL CLOTHING STORE,
Kept by Mr.. DENNIS, at SAX Baltimore ST. is the best
place to buy CLOTHING for Boys His stock is
LARGE, his assortment VARIED, and prices Low
Call and see him. oc9-1m
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AM LII r i-'oCi'ANOh OOMFAN1,
No 56 w,tr.sr Nrvvonr
ESTABLISHED IN 1886
OAf 'slo'oOooOO
THE CASH INVESTMENTS OF THIS COMPANY NOW EXCEED
T. "i1hi'> poi'iNN0'
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, UPWARDS OF
DE- H-' hOND'AD i" flhih lhoUoAND DoLLAkS.
YEARLY REVENUE,
TWO AND ONE QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS
rt,r p, ,r,, -, ,,,r $50. ~. 81
UNLIMITED.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK
JAMES BROWN ESQ - Chairman
Francis CnTTFNFT Fso Dorutr Cbio
GEORGE BARCLAY, Esq, JOS. GAILLARD, Jr Esq
EU6EME DtIIlli, Esq, ED: F. SANDERSON, Esq.
JOSEPH FOWLER, ESD, WIN. s. WErMORE, Esq.
Resident Secretary ALFRED PELL. ESQ.
p.,,.,.:. BA .L,.on Sept b. lS58
''i' i|.,S y, I'll, Oo'i PinieS
WI "oN''Ci'' Aseh''
Dusan building ISL door ABOVE the Exchange" Lom
bard street, and No 10 South Charles st.
siouz"% za%Iyr
GTOCK HOUSE
- OF
JOHNSTON BROTHERS CO.,
vao.t.r, ppo,,pr11, J.. lSo bALTlNoRE STREET.
Commission of Sol ga ~ rHt purchase anu sie vi
orders executed y ecu at the
'''' ~ y " h" hoi'N Do-AnDo'
STOCKS CARRrVD
we are always prepared carry Stocks upon reasonable
EACHANGE AND
r-,-. Di-i a N n. MEM
UNCIRRFVT W0VEY and or t,ro t T, f u ',G ~ ~
reciprocal correspondence with the PRINCIPAL. BANKS
OF the country, to buy at very low rates.
DJSrOIy7yNr TIME DIpEP AVN 1p,n1,-c
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ALBEIG ARLE. FIRE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, SlSs, 600
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. ID. JOHNSTON,
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A case has Just been decided by the Supreme Court
of Michigan involving the rights of negroes to be
carried on steamboats,. A negro brought suit for
damages because he refused cabin passage on
board steamer. The court decided that the plain
tiff had right to be conveyed by the steamer, but
that it must be done in compliance with such rea-
sonablc regulations the owners of the steamboat
might see proper to establish. That the exclusion
of the negro from the cabin was demanded by the
custom of the country therefore reasonable,
and the negro had no right to claim to be carried
in the cabin, after the money had been tender
ed. Verdict for defendant The defendant in the
case is prominent Black Republican.
The Union Ferry Company, of New York, are
making arrangements for the introduction of gas
on their boats, instead of burning fluid The main
gas pipe in the street at the of Fulton and
Water streets has been tapped, and line of pipe
laid to the dock. The experiment will be tried on
one of the Fulton ferry boats and if successful the
apparatus will be placed on all the boats.
The wheat crop of Canada, 1858, according to re-
turns received at the Bureau of Agriculture is
about % per cent. below the average of ordinary
years These returns from 46 different cOun-
ties, of which 36 are in Upper Canada where wheat
alone is grown to any considerable extent.
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SECURITY :ErEE.

PHEhiX FIRE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3.50, 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
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NEW WORLD FIRE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1924 GOO.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TIIOS y. JOHNSTON,
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GELLING OFF!
- SELLING OFF!
A large stock Of
At greatly reduced prices, at
WM P SPENCER's
WholeSIe Gud Retal
FURNITURE WIRE ROOMS,
Nos. 81 and - SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
TIC reduce stock the undersigned offers great induce
ments to purchasers Of
FASHIONABLE OR Low PRICED
FURNITURE.
CHAIRS AND MATTRESSES.
City and country dealers will find it greatly to their ad
vantage to examine stock and prices.
Call soon and get bargains at
81 and 81 s. CALVERT ST,
s2ltNlr WM. 7. SPENCER.
NEW YORK STEAM
~ SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE 142 LEXINGTON STREET, RALT
We would beg to call call the attention the public to
the fact that prepared do in the superior
manner, every description Of
SILK AND WOODEN CLEANING.
We have French patent right for covering up spots
but by certain Improvements in machinery of our own
coupled with the chemical knowledge necessary to effect
the same, ale ready H0TOHghy cleanse every de
Scrpton Of ladies' gentlemens and chldrens wearing
apparel whether ade of VELVET SILK WooLEN GOoDs
and do not require the ripping of the same excepting
where il would be of decided do Par
tcular attention paid to CAMELs HAIR, WHITE, GRAPE,
and other SHAwLs, LACE CURTAINS, SILK DRESSES, EN-
BROmERIEs, MERINOES, KID GLOVES, &c
SPOTS OF GREASE, OIL, PAINT ICE CREAM,
or of any other taken out, if possible without
cleansing the whole garment Gentemen's garments will
be prepared by regular tailor, thus insuing proper
finish sci I-Cmr
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TTARINE TETSUR AEyCE.
TIE MERCANTILE MUTUAL.
rGARTNE.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
New YORK,
ELLWOOD WALTER, President.
Assets January l. 1858,
NINE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Scrip and Cash Dividend
TWENTY EIGHT AND ONE HALF PER CENT
OPEN AND SPECIAL POLICIES
THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
PREMIUMS LITERALLY CREDITED.
THCS. 2. JOHNSTON,
33 SECOND STREET..
SECURITY FIRE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $500 goo.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID by
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RES DLUTE FIRE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, S24O,OOO
POLICIES ISSUED LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. d. JOHNSTON
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DHCENIX STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
Z ESTABLISHED 1920,
CORNER SHARP AND GERMAN STREETS.
Persons owning family lots in public cemeteries pri
vae burial grounds respectfully invited call before
purchasing elsewhere, and examine the stock of
MONUMENTS, TONBS. HEADSTONES, &c,
OF the best American and Italian marble, finished
and for sale at the above establishment The ASSIGNMENT,
which large, embraces original designs and of chsice
selections from the most appropriate and beautiful artists
structures in modern Also, MARBLE STATUES
GARDEN VASES, FOUNTAINS, and other ornaments
appropriate for Gardens, Dwellings, Grave lots,
stantly on hand.
ALEXANDER GADDESS, Proprietor,
Stnam Marble Works
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JAS. w. GODDESS,
No. 90 MULBERRY STREET, NEAR EUTAw.
METAL ROOFING.
HOUSE CUTTERS AND SP0UTING.
Also, REPAIRING AND BUILDING HOT AIR FUR
NACES, LATR0BE STOVES. ocSd1y
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NoURsE & CowAN,
MERCHAN TAILO
No. NORTH CALVERT STREET,
s27 Baltimore. Md
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HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore October 25th. 1858
report Of Deaths in the city Of Baltimore for the lUeek
ending Monday Norma,
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be prepared by regular tailor thus insuing proper
finish. se1IGmr
BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE co
~ ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF HALF
CENTURY,
NE " BCILDLNG,
y CoRNEROF SOUTH AND WATER STREETS.
This Company lNSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAM
AGE BY FIRE, in the city country on the various de
scriptionS Of property.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
!. l. COHEN, JR., President
r. A. TAYLOR, WIN GILMoR
". q. HARRISON, J. PENNINGTO
5. T. THOMPSON, JOSHUA l. COHEN
GEO r. VICKERs, FRANCIS T KING,
+. W. ALETCES HENRY CARROLL,
s. 0. HOFFMAN, r s. STEUARr
W. F. WoRTuINGToN,
nELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by the legislature of Pennsylvania 1885
MARINE INSURANCE,
On Vessels Cargo, FreghtS to all parts of the World
INLAND INSURANGES
On Goods by Rivers Canals Lakes aud land Carriages to
FIRE iNSURANCEs
On Merchandise generally. On stores, Dwelling Tou-
ASSETS OF THE CoMpAxY November ID 1857 s7O2
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
THOMAS C. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LYLEURN, Secretary.
The under ned. having been duly appointed gent of
this Company is prepared to receive applications for In
surancc above, and is instructed to give notice to all
persons in this city who desire to place risks with said
Company, that thcir applications Insurance must
made at their agency in Baltimore.
HENRY A. DIDIER,
jc21-tfr Commercial Building. Gay street
~, BALTIMORE STOVE HOUSE,"
I'D BIBB Il CO.,
S& No. % LIGHT STREET
BALTIMORE.
WE now prepared to present greater attractions and
inducements purchasers than this establishment
before offered basing the assertion upon the following
facts:
1stThe variety, beauty and excellence ofour patterns.
2nd-The unsurpassed smoOtlness of our castings
rl NE in .lg 4,pry iS
mounted.
4h-The quality of metal used in their construction.
5thOur ability to supply odd castings to repair any
stove made in this establishment
Gth-Our determination to recommend nothing but what
has been tested and found good
7t-Ihc chcapness Of our goods compared with their
quality.
Ca and examine assortment hefore purchasing else
80 Light side
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MERRILL, THOMAS & CO,
lNI Are now opening, at their NEW WAREHOUSE,
No 239 Baltimore street. Charles, beautiful assort'
ment of GUNS, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL, &C, lately
arrived per New York. rendering their stock
one of the largest and best selected in the country to
which they respectfully invite the attention OF the trade
oc6-H
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Also, on hand Of my manufacture. oJBLE SOLE
BOOTS, DOUBLE SOLE CATERS, DOUBLE SOLE
WALKING SHOES &c, &c. These articles all made
up during the summer months So that present tine
they well seasoned and warranted inferior to n'r in
the market. THOMAS LAUGHllN, No. st Fa"l 81,
opp the Bank Of Baltimore. sl'a.m
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UC-0tI No. OF Fayttte Street.
O. TRUSTEES SALE-Bv virtue of
HHIi decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
- undersigned will offer for sale the premises,
THU RSDAN. Nov 18th, 1855 at o'clock 7. NJ
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
and lying in the city Of Baltimore aforesaid and described
follows that is to say: beginning the East side OF
Frederick street eight feet southery from the northwest
corner of Lot number 100 the plat of the city ati
more and running thence northery Frederick
twenty feet and thence running through OF equal width
ten parches castwardly.
r> ~ 90 ~ 1t tP'v'.u u! d"N"n I'iCM nUiI'b-
ING. 1t has been occupied for years by George
Rossmark a Lager Beer Brewery and Saloon The lot
cents.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree, are one
half cash. and the balance six months with interest and
security on the credit payment
ORElLLE TTORWITZ Trustee.
SAM'L J. SOPER X Co,
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II NREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Il C0MPTROLLER'S OFFICE
Mr.. THOMAS y. JOHNSTON, Agent of the following
Insurance Companies, has duly complied with the LAW
relating to the ''AGENCIES OF FOREIGN CORPORA
TI0NS," passed March s, 1858.
W. II. PURNELI, Comptroller.
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RE NOT DECEIVED BY SIGNS, OR

DE NOT DECEIVED BY SIGNS. OR
- OTHERWISE!
J. W. RICHARDSON IS NOT DEAD, neither has he re
tired from business but is located at No. II n Gay street
adjoining Christ Church. where he has large and general
assortment Of superiine and medium quality
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and NESTINGS,
with variety of other STAPLE DRY GOODS, all of
which he will retail on favorable terms.
Having secured the services of Major ROBERT HALL,
whose reputation rStcass Cutter is universally ad
mitted, he hopes manufacture GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH
ING to suit all who may favor him with call, pedgng
himself that effort shalt be spared to give satisfaction.
NO. u NORTH GAY STREET.
oc23-tf adjoining Christ Church
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MIsCELLANE0Us s.
Scraps from the Journal Of Un-
. Gle FulDcr.-NO. =. 40 1r


"Oft does my heart indulge the rising tho't,
Which still recurs, unlocked for and unso't,
My soul to Fancy's fond suggestion yields,
And roams romantic o'er her airy fields"
The winter months of lS54-5 present
ed to my view delightful picture Of the
enterprise and indomitable energy Of the
American character in every phase Of It's
development We then saw the rugged
and hardy pioneer bearing in his features
the impress of a resolute will to hazard
the ihorny path of frontier life, regard
less of difficulties and opposition, and aid
ing 10 plant the standard of civilization in
the midst of Territory inhabited by
hostile Indians and out-casis from the pale
of q moral and virtuo IS community. All
honor 10 the devoted squatter who helped
to lay the foundation of this glorious prin-
ciple. We are daily realizing its bene-
fits in the vigorous growth and prosperity
of our young and virgin Territory: The
season was peculiarly favorable in many
respects to those prospecting for future
home for themselves and the objects Of
their ahectionate solicitude in the East
and reminded me forcibly of the climate
of California, without its excessive rains.
In December and January the air was
cold and genial, the sun shone with re-
splendent brilliancy, and all animated na-
ture was quickened by these wise and
benefcent provision: of kind Providence.
My old and decaying energies we're sensi-
bly, recuperated. | discarded my cane
and was able to walk firm and erect, and
felt cheerful and happy in catching the
wild chant of the Indian, aud IN listening
to the sweet cadence of q thousand echoes
reyerbera,ing thro' hill and vale-haunt-
ing me in my Heregrinations and in the
solitude of my seques,ered home.
made the Mckinney House my head
quarters and was frequently waited upon
by some swarthy representative of the
Omaha tribe begrimed with paint and
carrying in his bosom paper certifying
to the good traits in his character, his
friendship for the whites and his noble
and warlike propeusities the latter Of
of which ! had sufficient proof when de.
posting sundry viands before his castro.
nomic vision. They annoyed me much
as found il impossible TO satisfy their in
saiiable appetiles for gormandizing. An
other visitor was a tall bilious Yankee
jus, imported from "Nearmounl," who in
dulged in the indiscriminate masicatior
Of sole leather rohucco and who kept NJ
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JOB WORK.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Bowen & Strickland,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Real Estate
"a City Lots and Claims bought and sold
Purchasers will do well to call at our ofIic,
and examine our list of City Lots, &C., before
purchasing elsewhere. Office in Cooks new
building, corner of Fifthiand Main streets.
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E T r Y.
Pointed and Pertinent.

Tell me, ye gentle winds, .... ....
That round my pathway play,
Is there no place on earth,
Where printers get their pay?
The whispering breeze went by,
With accent filled with woe,
A voice borne on the sorrowlng air,
In sadness answered No."
Tell me, ye murky clouds, ...
Now rising in the wcst, a....
Is there no hope upon the globe,
One spot where printers restp
The flashing clouds outspoke,
With an indignant glow
A voice that filled the earth with awe,
In thunder answered "No" ..,
Tell me angelic hosts, r
Ye messenger Of love, -a .fG .
Shall suffering prinlers here below,
Have no redress above2
The angel bands replied
"To us is knowledge given
DELINouENrs ON THE PRrNrER's BOOKS
CAN NEVER ENTER HEAVEN"
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/
iy of speech learnt his errend and the
business in which he was engaged. He
had been employed 8 years Of the most
valuable portion Of his life trading with
the Indians, and had accompanied train
of California emigrants to this point. He
was posted in the situation Of every inch
of land from Bellevue to Fl. Kearney,
and made proposition to ride out into
the country, nnd us my escort, select
valuable claim for me. Thankfully avail.
ed myself Of the opportunity presented, and
in few minutes our mules were steering
in a southwesterly direction, and crossing
the ford at the Pappillion, we soon came
to the timber on the Platte river. The
undulating praries and rich belt Of timber
sltrting along the valley, md oil the lux.
uriani charms Of this vicinity, arrested
our progress, and we halted and secured
our restive animals to tree. There
were but few cabins in sight, and no i'm.
provemenls !; here ! suggested to my COM
panion the propriety Of stalking off $50
acres of land, timber and prairie, under
the eupohonious ccgnomen Of Uncle Fui-
Ter, and politely requested his assistance
in pacing off the requisite quantity as near
as possible, with the aid Of pocket COM
pass bat he assured me on the true
faith Of n Christian that we were yet
within the boundaries of the land claimed
by the Town Company and their agents,
and begged of me TO desist in any such
attempt, as it would lead to disastrous
consequences, and blood would inevitably
ensue that the supervision Of these broad
acres was depending on his charge, and
by extending our journey 8 miles west,
there was abundance Of excellent land
yet unoccupied. / laughed heartily at
his impudence end efrontery and was
cogitn,ng in my mind the assumption of
my friend and the infamous frauds prac-
ticed on the actual settler by foreign spec.
ulators, when our mules betrayed consid-
erabe agi;ation at a rustling noise in the
woods, and we were suddenly startled at
the sightiof number Of deer debouching
from grove of young timber and bound
ing and frisking with remarkable agility.
Fortunately we were provided with rifles
and ammunition; and, in order to get
within shooting range. crept cautiously
thro' the unssrbush, keeping a steady
gaze on the objects Of our chase and by
dint of extraordinary care and watchful-
ness, reached unobserved within so rods
of the, whole herd. simultaneously both
pieces we're discharged, producing pan.
ic in their midst, and leaving two of their
number victims to the fatal balls. Their
movements were much retarded and both
we're easily tracked from. the copious ef-
'A = w.
u'en W'a'"1 a"' ~ 'n0' s''""I1 s,
o"' '"'' "., pos' uc ',, "A' "''t M =" -.
'"s WIZ, WIZ, ~" t'os.' - ~ ~. a".,
e"sAssu ~ Hs'I' s'A'f', Wv, - 1.' sn
e"y. we nu,',e' v ''e 7' ~
i0u,'a o''o ~ 'n' s ~ a,' D. n. e ss
anu 'nq Osne' stiI s,sp'pS ""'; i'D. 49,, =.
'"e mastery ro' 'o'.' ' -
were aoo"' eq"f'y - ''S - 80 - ~, -
,'s1su ~. .'F'n ~ sp9 AssS' .S = s"' ~, ~ :,
NE Hon''sS ,a"' s;. 80 s,al,, 90 " " LII,
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ET0RNEYs- ATLAw & LAND ACTS,
IL Omaha City, Nebraska. Office on cor
ner of Farnham and Fourteenth Streets. 42tf
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Gustav Seeser,

TOPOGRAPHIC AND CIVIL lENGI-
4 NEER, Execute. Drawing and Painting
IN every style and description. Also, all
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