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PERMANENT OURR FOR
A PlI.ksI ptLEsi PILKBi erL1i
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sace via 1sss ses yeaT, saS = u.ss oo.lasdE
s .ss e.-. ss:s 6sSs &
sors ne medicine be sent 70 pat q 10 ocW.
A so..s YA !. n ssE.fr; |. e e.. sss OoEoz..
EvrRDElLs-PARIs WEDDING CARES. JOSH
n elegant vsir AIR and paok o. oArds
so Broadway Of Duane street EstAslisheA $50
IL RELiRvnn-DR; aALUrIA sN1ra AT rHE
rnmhsoOias House has re''eved e'ery Of rAsums
h. ass:r1ess cure WSc Dr s~isS .ec,2is 81 sod IN
cay. Ladies' hcy prefer consult Mrs DIR hmih. VI
A MEDICAL T E9xP1's Lyn BALKAN
theu.aaH, neuraisi. and GOA, in ,hsir wofa sa9ca
sS csss. dss..s. sss slooS s,s.; ssoiy liver CON
p. o. ssa; ou N
QyArrs LDk BALKAN cUssD nss. O. CORE 50
, s,c.s o. :,S s q t.s s,a ss sos,: =.
Vosed. cured Ara Gsrs alss Of dsspspsA
uvA,rs Lrvx BALKAN rusKD MIRA suRroH. 8
=. ro.:: s.S ....cIsd ~ ss.A 70 'A' bone. 's'ss
av.rIs LIFE BALsAv CURED Nh q RIok NOS
II ~ Grove street and n Clinton Msrket Of inasmms,u,
hs ssm sd govt after ~ he'd oe~n crippled tor yaAN
oYArrs Lrvl B.IsAM CURED MISS sowsRs Coz
o. ..,Ss.sn. s!,:psi.s "a pspss .Aol I'D sss1-S
her hss Ans e dsaSsrsd ar sse ooas not
CONT Isssiy restored
QYAirp LIFE BALKAN ouRRp Rx ALDssuAH ,.
~. asa ss:s u No. ..do sssn.s ,. -
crippled foe months.
Qn.rrs Lrva s.I1Ax CURsD Mr.. y Ho,.LI
). hsS been q d. sro.%.sy sa:s. .a aO.s - -
thought 70 Be incursble.
UYArrs LLvl BAIsAx oyHxo HAroL.ou
,Is,oss No Is avenue Of ,srrsl: c... q c,::s
ten pss cure n
QYAIIs LIFE BALsAx CURED ALxx. DeARBons,
10 Is Ihrd .,enns Of .e..rs inssm%s'ery ,heu.ass.
Iess sufferer for more has year.
IITArI's LiYE BALsAN HAS OVRED iooo 0AsRs
ss q. sp s mssn mos our
do~s contain particle Of mercury any othsr dele
P,Isc.p.i I:Ue,,. ~ cr..d .s.-,sy.
AGENT for Broohlyn Mrs Hayes, ITO Fulion street
RuY NE A!D I'll DO roy eoop.-DI. LAnaLsYs
abe ,iilioss .sd hyss so~ela.e ooslvess:s h~sdsss
., $500 =; - s
sold By az druGshs. syeryvhsrs
WORMS BUSIoss SAIIs PENETRATING THE pLEsH.
esrared vnbous pain 20 hai NE ecot can be .een i'm
Ne RaasnI b. Df zAoHARIE, iurssoa Chirosedis, 20
CARvIro. SCROLL SAVING. sroRrs rIrrKp UP,
~ rgus PACKING borss Ac unprecedcnte< low prices
by J. ". C1AkK. "a Canal street
| tATARRH DIR, eoeDALss orvIcE. voR I'm
~ ressent and cure Of csisrh. Is No Boad ssees
Si,s the icrmidsSie disssss Is tally esAblsssd
I,oRSs ATTRACTED FREE sEox PAIs.-BusIoss.
" inverted nails vascular rrcressences, &c ro~i.d 10
Fs % wssrEsssaI csrOS ss,.s sis BsS.d.sy a.
r~cuy Opposite the ~ Nichrlss hotel
NR ZACHARrE's FOOT WASH. FOR REvResHITo.
IL h.roerns prcvsns esces.ivc perprsuoo and inpun
delightful odor 70 the feet For sale By Dr zAcAAR1k
7to Broadway.
nEAppnS9 CURED-NEw HAVEN, NAY ~, 1874
H. Prof DE crAih-DeAr air NJ bro h,r has b.eo deaf
three years Ter trying things he used your o
cLiFfoRs r. SCRANTON.
TIE GRATIS ELRCTRlc OIL SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
H. every where. Grand depot Philadelphia, Pa
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Wheeler Il WIisov's Sewing 01achsnes -
Rster pr swsrses 1851 ny ths American lnsatute
isvd In stitu sabm0ye; and 81 the Msi1o
Cons eStcu lIipo's ard sichpsD state tArs Ofhco ~
Hrcadwsy Rev York. Send for . crcuhr.
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p~nss~e SAILS der Safes with patent
powcr pvocf bars Also 6fe and bur8lar
p''~ p'-"' sOBERf n PATRICK
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Correct Pm ensso9arel Exsmi nation ts the
best Of learning vhst pusu In life ono oest ceIa
IsieS follow FOWLKk kiIs apply tho science daily
IS Broadway
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of internal exteRpAl psa
AsOrBss wosDsEvul cuRB OF Hr.ns
James " McKee, shpptnS 0erUAnn nj q Front sxesA ~
sr.d piles by using IN WisDsrs pile suppostoY. IA
sGcte WtA them yeArs end q unea confined
liz bec Call andse him Reference Gin 10 gfvea 10 Ans
persous Win cured Depot rs 6overy dxu
The medicine be sent 70 paxt o To ocunkv
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w rLDHR y PATENT sALANANDER SAFE
" eryAr rrpr PRoor s.Fx or rHs WORLD
Warranted free from dsmpnesa.
DEPOT lol BROADWAY,
Ccvnew OF Dsy street n. N.
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r,wr DsrIsrp.-Kncx, ana Brcsdwsy.-Can
Nd sslec, vour summer hsl C1lces 70 let
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14
A. A. Nckctllan

respectfully informs his friends and the public, he
has oIilt up large substantial Brick Buildings at his
Old Stand, expressly for Ill facturin" Carria
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has received
for the last Il he hopes by strict attention to
business with "a desire to give satisfaction, merit
continuance of the He warrants his work to be
made of the best material and by experienced workmen
i'll each branch of the business His work will Compare
favoraby with any made in the United States,
ness and durability
He is determined to sell and do any work in his line
good terms any work done elsewhere that is as
well done. He now has hand, finished the largest
stock ofCARRIAGBS; of ;BAROUCHES, ROC Jaw AVS
AND BUGGIES. ever offered in this place, nd a very
large stock of work nearly finished, which will be sold
very low for Cash, short time punctual
ers. 1g-fIe has on hand more than ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY Vehicles finished and in course of con.
struction.
ns~All work made byhim is warranted 2 mon tbs
with fair usage and should it fail bad workmanship
or material will be repaired free of charge
Persons wishing to buy wonld do we'll to call and
examine fo themselves.
Orders thankfully receveda and promptly attended to
Repairing executed at short notice and On very rea
sonable terms.
Fayetteville. Oct 1855
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14
FOR SALE

Inc Ioiiowng valuable real estate. the property o
e. " dal decd is offered for sal consists of the
following tracts:
That desirable place known as Rome containing
about 200 acres with all the improvements This
place will be sold entire ivded purcha
1T being probably of the stands in
the country, and is very desirable to those to
enter the mercantile business
No 2, Consists of a Lot and Brick Store q tene-
mentsl In Cambleton, on Bridge Street Claren-
don Bridge ind Is very desirable stand for business
No g. Is 1acant lots in Gampb>llton known in CITY
plot as Nos i09. Ill. 1l2 an half of lot lis
: No 4, Is a dwelling houseand lot on Haymount
corner of Plankroad and Adams St. very desira-
BILE residence for the whole year.
No 5, Is Corn Mill and Steam En- CINE and Boiler
of 10 or l 5 horse power This is we'll worth the at
tention of those living where water power is all
able, and will be sold at great bargain.
For terms apply to j. H. HALL, Assignee.
August l. 1857. oi.t1
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A VERY Hard Case.

The New York Times tells the followin 2
'sAn enterprising young man in Albar
a few years ago who had, what he consider''t
to be a valuable medicine, which he wishc't
to sell for the benefit of mankind, prcvailt
upon an old fellow of his acquaintance t.
join him in business, and furnish him WI )
the necessary capital to go ahead with. t. :
came to New York, and at once enteretA
upon a most protiigate and ruinous coufs'
of advertising which at least excited the
al ,rm of the old gentleman in Albany who
came down to inspect the accounts OF tn =
concern, and to his utter CONSERVATION i
discovered that his prodigal partner he
spent his entire capital the first year in az
vertising. But examining a little firthr''
he discovered that there was placed to l's
credit more than five times the amount of
the rabital he had furnished as his shaf
of the profits The astonishment of the po :
old gentleman proved too much tor him, j. =
he went home and died in fit. IT mercha'
do net want to get rich too fast they shoul4
be careful not to ADVERTISE
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14

A CASE OF PIN1SG TO DEATE-A fr :
months ago, gentleman residing IN the
terror State returned from California, brin.
inc with him little prattling Indian g j
a sweet, interesting creature as ever prov
a swell spring of pleasure" in household:
The gentleman for some reason did not ca {.
TO have the child remain in his family, al Il
brought her to this city and placed her ~
the or han asylum, aud promised to c. O..
and see her: For few days the life su'-
rounding her seemed to furnish sufficient G.
tel tainment, but it was soon apparent til;
something was lacking to satisfy her mi;
entirely-a void which conld only be flle,'
by the presence of some one whom she ha'!
learned to call '..papa.'' She became lis
less and mel ncholy, and the sports of the
children failed to please or interest Visitor )
to the asylum petted the little 'Pocahuntas
as she was called, but their attentic
scarcely ever recalled her spirits. Co..
stantly upon her tongue was the name 1t
'.papa." She grew weary and tired, a;
gradually dumb. There was no apparc,
disease, but perceptible wasting awa
of the natural energies.-The gentle nj:
who left her at the asylum had ne1
called to see his little charge, although S,
was nourished, and cared for with all t:
tenderness possible, she slowly dropped III,
a few days since, when she died-with Il.
last feeting breath still murmuring the nar-
of papa" as she had frequently done il IL
dreams.-.Circ;nratti GzSafs.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14
VOLUME xx-No. 1905

do You here my horn?" Sez I, "spect you had
best go back, and travel in the-s6ods 1t that
for that warnt the d2ssr You seed. but the fool
k''ier 1af foik Connfy, an eff ever he sees yo.,
yoh'H never see old North CaIna, nur yer tar
Kiln neither: SO You he'd better mihd'
went On tn his camp, thar so: Gut Fat
~ squatted cato his hunkers. all alone, an thar
llst ar never hilt mp tn mortal eyes.
he 1jax4wea'd he'd rolled wtn way
es vi e tafher an he were every color ever
invented His shlt stuck es tito to him q.
my pasted one, he wer peppered all over with
broken aig shells, mara piece es big ca a rrai,,
Owe corn.
Here were blsck streake, adged with ya,z
lar, then mixed 3,1fsylaere all culIers, the,
49, !; !! 4 ~ rs isissa ealiksr
looked IiRs1iit hsd been dipped in thunder and
litehia an sky blu; he wus no more like human
than dad when he acted hoss, an he out stunk
a buzzard's nest, fur some owe the aigs were
sorter spiIed like an sum almost ready t6
chirp To look at him an smell owe him yon
conIen't think he ever thought Of an oman M
that would ever let him cum inter the To-
think his appitite fur them wttals are al
gone. Sez I, What er yoa?f Do no. "a
yon sum invenshun to skare wimmen an hosses2
DO no. 'Whar you live?' Now his senses
seemed sorter tn cum, at ha axed how fur we
to the Hiwasse. copper mine: Sez I, "nevff
hearn tell owe hit" WELL hits in Polk Coul
ty Tennessee You am jist about ote hundred
and fifty miles frum thar, the NTH side OF
Tennessee River, i'll Jackson County Alabama
It's that fac, mister?' 'Sartin,' sez 1. H.
fotched big breath We'll, Nv made the f.
test time ever made 10y mortal man atween them
pinfs I'se jest been about four minits a doin:'
hit, but hit has nj onto killed me Now scr
I, mister ef that is So don't you tell hit her:
fur they'll teke you fur the telegraph what
they've been looking fur with guns fur Ions
time, and they hev yer scalpa burned site quick
you made yer fast trip. they don't be
lieve in you hr the devil what invented you; s't
don't vast time in putin another hundred milo
or SO attween you and this here place. l fo'
lowed the horse about seven miles by the Dc''i
tore truck what I'd give him, but l could
ketch up. never seed him nor the chest NM
Gun Fatty arter that mite, an don't care d
duru ef hsver do Wonder ef Sicily misses
him nuce? Ole Capshaw believes in witches
warlocks, an long nebbed things more than +
does in Sicily an his growing skeer ghos'
keeps him ut home o'nights rally think hs
wartii i ,t.iai, i i,e 4n.ses man peor Sicily she
has no roses on her cheeks She can'n 1aH@F
aud she Won't cry. Haint hit orfu! tn thir's
ove7-Sav George don't sum feer up yer wy
make whisky 6uten oorn aud not strike ni,i,
Ef thar is, send iae wurd by the fust chance.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14
NOTICE..

The Subscriber having at March Term 1858, OF
the County Court of Cumberland, taken out let
ters of Administration upon the Estate of the late
Wm. F. Wigrsman, hereby notifies all persons in
debted to said to make Payment, and thos
having claims against the to present them
within the time required by law this notice Will
be pleaded in Bar Of their recovery.
G. w. WIGHTMAN, Administrator.
March 6, 1853. 94
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14
NaeT'E6ssBeo

The Trustees of the DONALDSON ACADEt
NJ Z" desire to lease the buildings on Haymur: j
s's,eai-uyi slesssrs: Cairns and Robinson IN
conducting their School. The Academy is situated
conveniently, and the patronage of the school Is
ample and liberal. Any gentleman who desires
to take the situation may address at Fayetteville
until the 1st of September.
w. b. WRIG HIT, President
of the Board Of Director.
July II, 1858. 4t
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14
4 BARGAIN C4N BE HAD

Il BARGAIN GIN BE HID.
THyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
The Materials of the North Carolina Argus
Printing Office. The establishment consists OF
two first rate Washington Presses fer news
paper and job type. The newspaper type but
very little and the largest portion of job type
are new. 1t is unnecessary to enumerate, the Sc
lections were made by persons of much typOgraph- b.
ical experience and taste $ complete as
any in the State.
Any person wishing to purchase get bar
gain by an early Application TO
DAVID MURPHY.
Fayetteve, June. 18th 1888. If.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14
TAINTED.

\ Able Negro Men wanted by the Subscribers
~ to work on the Fayetteville and Western
Ran Road Sections 10 Il miles from Fayetteville
OF Wnom the highest price will he pad by calling on
the Subscribers the work
d. G.. & W. McDUFFIE. i
March 27 att
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FOR SALE OR RENT

Inc dwelling House and Lot Hay Mount. near
the Donaldson Academy joining Yates aud Others
lately occupied by Hector Mcmillan ESQ., wi ith we'll
OF good water X Garden i'll front 1t will koid a
bargail or rentsd to good tenant reasona yterms
apply to JAS MARITIME. 3
Also the two Story Ware House on Church St. near
Presbyterian Church.
April "a. es-tf
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n T. r. M 6

TER MS
Of SCRIPTIOJ
ora single copy, if paid in advance per annum, 90
- at the end OF months, 2 SO
'' at the end of months, 90
at end of the year, SO
NO subscription Will received for shorter period
nan one scar unless paid in advanse
Win the view of 1t ~ ling the circulation and en-
th Usefulness of the paper, the proprietor Of
ers lne toiswing remarkably low
LO6 R4ZES, IVVAR.4BLY IN ADVANCE:
D copies If the Carols inian, year. So 90
Rats Of Advertising.
Sty Genus per square of IL lines less for the first
Il 80 Gents for each ss,sequent Insertion unless the
ser.semens Is puoilshee for more than two menths,
hen it will be charged
For three months, 81 on
For six months, & 90
For twelve months, IN m
,tvertsa aments must have the lie sired number of in
tos marked on them, orth .rwise .hey will be in
Art'l IL Forbid and charged line,r Snec;oy
f'''7'1on is directed to- this reqnisition.
,------WM.- f. WIGHTMAE- -G-o<.--.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14
DAVID MCDIFFlE.
BRICK MASON AND PLASTERER

NY PERSON desiring work done in the hes
style in the above department. can secure my
services by addressing me al Fayetteville, n. C.
ur ID. McD., will take contracts any where in the
country, within 100 miles from Fayetteville, and
prompt attention will be given to the same.
Sep. IL, 1867, IL
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TO RENT.

For the balance of the year. Dwelling House
situated on Old Street, the late residence of Mrs.
Beze Perry, decd. VIM. WARDEN, EXT:
July 3, If
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DISSOLUTION.

The undersigned have this day by mutual consent
dissolved Copartnership in their Contracts on the
Western Railroads ! Z! LALEY.
July lst 1858. 3t-pd JAS. BRANIN.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14
9lgElNlIlQSgTl9lQ
nR. JAMES DAVIS, havin

II. u "A H T. . ~ IS, naVins
rowo of Favetteville respectfully offers his serv
ces to the citizens of this place and surrounding
country. In all the various branches OF his Pro-
fession, including the manufacture of Mineral
Teeth he is satisfied, after an extensive expert
ence. to which is added thorough Dental educa-
ton that he give entire satisfaction as far as
it is in the power Of Dentistry. All irregularities
Of the Teeth treated in proper and careful man
ner as we'll as diseases of the mouth; None but
the proper metals made use of in the various
operations. Charges will be moderate, that the
benefits of the Profession may be placed within
the reach of all who may feel an interest in the
preservation of the Teeth.
w@Office over Houston's Jewelry Store, where
he will be found at all times.
May Is 1858 tt
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14

FAYETTEVILLE HOTEL.
FRANK n ROBERTS. & co, having
Leased this HOTEL will be pleased to their
or
they will use every exertion to please
f. N Roborts1 ~. 6. Smith
Jan. 9, 1858. s3-tf
The Subscriber has on hand and
for sale.
Coffee, Sugars, Tea, Molosses, Syrup, Salt, Iron,
Steel, Nails, Horse Shoes y Nails, Ares,
Hoes, Shorels, Spades, Forks, Trace
chains, Black Smith Toois, Btouv
soap, Cundles, Candies, Sole
Leather, Negro Shoes,
Hats, Blankets d
Kerseys,
SaddIes, Whips,
Collars, Glass y Putty,
Cotton Bagging, MuniHa
Rope, Uhite Leod, Common
and fine Cigars, y Tobacco,
Powdey, and Shot, and Tincgar,
and many articles not enumerated all in be
supplied as cheap be bought in this market.
G. W. l. COLLISION.
Oct. 81, 74-tf
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OLD BILLS.

OLD BILLS.
all persons indebted to the concern OF fFHANk q
,popy and r H. ROBERTS CO., are requested
81 come forward al settle their bills Ii not settled
~ ha last Of this moath, they will find them In the
hahoS u -" III. ROBERTS co.
My 8, 1855 WV
The North-Carolinian., 1858-08-14

lite Lead and I.inseed Oil, for
lin nv 5. }. HINSDALE.
Au.. Is 63-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
OLD SERBS coUNTY-GL0RY

Beiks county, in Peunsy lvania, has been
for 50 years the greatest democratic eoun-
ty in the nited States, always voting
against public schools, tariffs, banks, FEEDER
alisln and every other element opposed 10
ancient Jackson Democracy. JAS. Bch
anan was always great favorite in Old
Berks till he turned traitor to his profess
ions or rather to the professions of Demoe
racv in 1855, for in that year the Democ-
racy were told in all The North that Buch
anau was opposed TO extending human
slavery! Well, IN 1858. Old Berks found
out that old Buck, as they call him, really
favored the niggers going into all theTerri
tories SIS slaves; which Democratic idea
would keep white laboring men out of the
Territories. In 1856, Old Berks only
gave Buchanan lo,325 majority over FIRE.
mont and 6,649 majority over both Ere.
mont and Fillmore This was the great,
est Buchanan majority given in any coun-
ty in the United States. Old BerhS al
ways elects a Congressman and j. CLANCY
Joues the old member from Old Berks
was the Buchanan candidate for 're-elsc-
ton. He stood square upon the Leeomp
ton platform. stmnped his county for LIE
compton, hurrahed for old Buck, swore
that old Buck was for freedom in Kansas
that is. for the bred Scott decision
which carries slavery everywhere! Thi,
great Buchanan man, ]. CLANCY Jones, il
beaten in old Berks by a majority Of Al
votes BY one Major John Sch@aris, free
soil Democrat. This revolution is with.
out parallel; it is very much like as
though Milwaukee or Potosi should MAKE
bold strike for freedom. Il has AWAY,
been said that only third of the people O
Berks County can read; therefore the Vi
tails of Democracy seem to have surrender
ed at this election. What may come next
The Lori ONLY knows. nnlsss Trvp, shaul1
I kick the bucket.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Democracy vs. Popular Sovereignty.
Democrats assert that s'Kansas is free,

Democrats assert that 'Kansas is free,
why agitate that matter any more. -
rhis is ju-t as false as ever it was; Kan
sas is no, free; she is this hour slave
Territory, in which men. aomen and chill
tIren are held in bondage and may be
sold. Without any laws of kai sas sane
tioning slavery, slaves may be held IN
der the u. 8. Constitution according 4
The bred Scott decision in that and all
OF her territories. Only a short time age
President Buchanan declared Kansas a,
much slaveholding as Alabama OF Geol-
gia. The whole power of the Fedora
Government Wis, at the last Session q
Congress, exerted to force Kansas into
the Union with a slave constitution;
FILLING, they passed the English Bill to
she spurned Indignantly. The adminstra
tion. supreme court and all have failed to
get the niger into State Constitution
in Kansas. She remains where she has
been ever since 1854 slave Territory
If enough democrats can be elected to
Congress, the purpose is TO shove her
through slave state, and 10 this end
Judge Dunn is badly wanted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
----~---~~-.~'sszzz3
Eceess OF the New Overland Mail Arran cement


Following close in the wake of the AT.
Etntic Telegraph achievement comes anofh-
Ter of similar character not quite so
glorious, perhaps, bui promising TO be quite
rs useful, judging from the present ;sppsar-
ance of 9th. We refer to e arrival in
ST Louis of the FIRST overland nail from
San Frairisco, under the new cont ract
made with The government by Mr. JonS
BurTERFIELD and others. The contract
specifies that the service shall be perform
ed in twenty-five daAs, and the arrival of
the first mail one day and taoenfy hours
ahead Of time, gives The most salsf.ctor,
evidence of the ability on the part of tie
contractors to carry out their undertaking.
This mail is TO be carried between ST.
Louis and oanFran cisco, leaving each place
twice week, in -four post horse coaches, or
spring wagons, suitable for the conveyaslce
of passengers, as well as for the safety Of
the mails, for 100000 year, the corr
tract to end Sept. 9th, 1864. If the mail
westward was transported to San Francis
co, with the rapidity o. that which has just
arrived at St. Louis from that far distant
port, it is plain that the mail service car
be performed as -xpeditiolsly that way as
by steam navigation via Panama Twenty
three days from San Francisco. overland,
will do for the present lwaukee Sen
E0n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Ia Probate-Day.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant ~
October Term, 1858. Present, William Ncdoms'
Judge. a..
In TIE matter of the estate of William Douglas DaSue;
nN this day John B. Calls adminstratc. !? !, ~
" estate Of said deceased and his motion ;. ~ d
dered that proof all claims and demands agalnss
in Offset thereto be heard before the Judge OF Ins ~
at the Court House in Lancaster in said county,
first Mondays of January April and May A. " .ots
before which latter day all creditors oil sau md Al
required to present their claims for adjustment a@
oaiice six months from shdsfter The s, aa ~ ,u
vember, A. D. 1858, being allowed and iimiIeu ~
presentation and adjustment ,,.she oiysl
And it is further ordered that notice tnereo II s;hu
this order for four successive weeks in the Is
County Herald, weekly newspaper puoiis.ne snty d
caster in said county, commencing WITHIN s"'''
from this date-Dated Oct. 2lst, 1893 ~. rrdss
184t WILLIAM McG0NIGAL County w.. .1-Ss