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, 1858-05-28
FrOm the cold Mines, WhatcOm, &c.

ConSifnfiOu, A. B. Cow, Commander, on
Tuesday last, we have the usual news from
the mines, quite as favorable as heretofore.
As the sum and substance of this news is
contained in the letter of JAMES TnToN,
Surveyor General Of Washington Terrific
ry, we refrain giving it as reported to US,
but lay the letter itself before our readers.
We are indebted for it to Mr.. JARED 8,
HURD. who will accept our thanks for the
favor.
From Mr.. Z. GDDINGs, Jr., who arrived
from Whatcom by last steamer, we learn
that business was quite brisk both at that
place and Sehome. A great and serious
Inconvenience was felt from want Of store
and warehouses. Although buildings were
going up as If by magic, in every direction,
it was utterly impossible to rent houses
A wharf, he also informs US, is forthwith
to be erected at Whatcom, and 22 men
we're at present constantly engaged in get.
ting out piles for the same. Mr.. G. gees
to California by the next steamer to pro
cure pile driver for its construction. He
also takes with him sketch Of the mining
region, Frazer's river, Bcllingham Bay,
etc, obtained from the surveys Of the
American aud British Commission, from
gentlemen connected with the Hudson's
Bay Co., and from other reliable sources
Il will show the relative position Of most
points on the Sound with these mines, and
when completed, will be the only reliable
map Of this section Of country. This he
contemplates having Autographed in San
Francisco Immediately, money sufficient
having been subscribed for that purpose.
At Sehome, a large force was constantly
employed in clearing the site for that town
Of the timber, aud the forest was rapidly
disappearing. A wharf Of less than one
hundred yards erected there would float
vessels Of any size at the lowest stage oi
water. At the former place it would re-
puire one about half mile in length.
II. B. NJ steamship Satellite" Capt.
PREvosr, it is said, had received orders to
maintain close blockade Of Frazer's river,
with view to prevent the further ascent
Of trading vessels. Miners and their goods,
as well as open boats, were not to be mo-
Tested, and the free and peaceabls naViga-
tion Of that stream is still extended to
them. From whence the order originated
we have been unable to learn, but presume
it emanated from Gov. DOUGLASS,
The steamer Sea Bird, Capt. CONNER,
arrived here on Wednesday, but brings us
no news later than that received by the
Constitution. She took up detachment
Of troops from Fort Stsilacoom to San
Juan Island, sent there, we learn, by orders
from Gen. CLARK, commanding Pacific Di-
vision of the U. s. A., to chastize party
of Indians who, not long since, fred upon
anumber Of U. S. troops, in command Of
a SERGEANT, engaged in searching for deser-
ters. On arrival there twas ascegtained
that the "birds had taken wing" and the
command assumed and retained quiet pos.
session Of the Island.
The following is the letter from Maj
TIIToN; also, extracts and price current
at Bellingham Bay, from letter Of D. F.
NEwsoM, Merchant. Both contain much
that viii be found interesting to our read
ers:
, 1858-05-28
CicI EHgineer.
OLYMPIA, W. r., May 2lst, 1858.

CoRREcuoN.-In the call convening the
county convention on the 18th day of June
next the central committee call upon Sa
vanish county to select delegates to assist
in the nomination of "the joint representa-
tive to which she and Thurston county are
jointly entitled" This is a mistake. Sa.
vanish cohnty, under the late apportion'
ment, elects one representative within her
self. As both counties are, however, inter
ested in the Councilman to be chosen this
year, it is hoped that no serious inconveni
ence has resulted from the error Of the
committee, and that she either has or will
send delegates to attend the county con-
vention in June.
, 1858-05-28

ATTACKED BY BEAR.-An Indian named
Sdka-tat, while engaged in hunting for deel
on Mud Bay, a short time since, was sud
denly set upon by large brown bear, and
at one bite was so severely bitten through
the shoulder, that his life is despaired Of
He was also horribly mutilated by the ami
NAL tearing off the flesh from one side oi
his face with its huge claws. These ami
mails, as well as cOHgers, or panthers, as they
are termed by some, have been very abun-
dant in this vicinity Of late, aud a number
have been killed
, 1858-05-28

The following communication from Mr..
De LACY, Civil Engineer, may be received
with implicit confidence by our readers
abroad. As an engineer, Mr.. De l.. has
few equals and no superiors on this coast.
AS evidence Of the high estimation in which
his abilities as such are held, not only by
our citizens, but by competent officers Of
the regular army, it is but necessary to
say that during the last year or more he
has been in the constant employ Of tho
constructing officer of the military roads in
Washington Territory, as the sole locating
engineer of the various roads now in course
of construction therein, and has in every
instance given entire satisfaction. Mr..
De LACY is now engaged in the examina-
tion Of the trail of which be makes men
tion, and we may therefore expect to hear
from him soon . -.
EDroR PIONEER AND DEMoCRAT:--
SIR:-Having seen an article in the
Ala California Of May 9th, in which the
Editor of that paper gives it as his opinion,
predicated upon extracts from Oregon let
ters, which he publishes, that the route by
the Dales is the best to reach the Frazer
river mines, l have thought that l would
furnish you with few facts of which am
cognizant, which are not generally known,
relative to the trail from Bellingham Bay
to Fort Thompson, which may serve to en-
tighten the public as to the shortest route
to the mines.
The trail from Whatcom or Bellingham
Bay to Fort Thompson was first explored
previous to the gold excitement by the
officers Of the Boundary Commission, who
were in want Of trail or road to enable
them to pass the mountains with their large
train, when they should commence their in
land work, and have passed the mountains
with the line
n For this purpose the whole base of the
Cascade mountains north Of Mount Baker
was explored for some six weeks by Messrs.
Gibbs and Gardner, the former Geologist,
and the latter Asst Astronomer, assisted
by Messrs. Peabody and Harris, guides,
and others.
After much careful exploration, the line
passing through Lake Chiliwheak was deci-
ded to be the only practicable pass, and as
such the commission determined upon adop-
ting it, and it was accordingly commenced
At about 80 miles from Whatcom, these
trails, that is to say the one from Sem-i-ah-
moo Bay and the Que from Whatcom, in
tersect, and the two parties Of citizens and
, 1858-05-28
(Of the firm Of Gilbert 4 Gerrish.)

IUI IHU HTH VI OTUtTI q UUTTISU.
Mr.. Gilbert had friendly interview with
Gov Young, on the 9Th, and left this city
on the 9th, to look after the business af-
fairs of the firm in Col. Johnston's camp.
The Star publishes extracts from let
ter, dated Pennington City, sixteen miles
north of Salt Lake City, April 4, 1858:
"We are now ordered to move south Of
Provo from these settlements north of Salt
Lake City, and that city is also to be vaca-
ted and burnt down forthwith, in order
that Col. Johnston and his men may come
in and fulfill the orders of the Government
in establishing military post there. This
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

Those who desire anything in the Dry
Goods or Grocery line will do well to call
at Case & Huns, and inspect the new
and beautiful stock Of Goods there offer
ed to the public. AT the present rate of
sales, il a few days ii viii be too late;
therefore GO immediately. Friend Rob-
ert Of said firm has our Undivided thanks
for a beautiful and appropriate present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
REFERENCES.
Lumber! LumberII

We are prep ARID 10 furnish AT OUr steam Saw Mill.
opposite BrDWuviile in ~Prairie Forest" ali kinds If
lLmbeT usually found in the West. and some choice
iHmeer Suitable for Wasg n. furniture. and for build
ing purPos-s, 6v-. such rs Hickory. Oak. Ash. Black
Walnut. Sycamore, Linn and Cottonwood, which we
have c,7StsBtiy on hand. or will prepare at short NO
tree. at the lowest market prices, bills sawed to or
der. for sueambuats. VIII saw Ings On the shares,
or BY the hundred Bills for lumber can be left at
"ur ufhee. IN BrownvIile. We will also furnish Iu1n-
Der saw upon the shares, OF by the hundred nc our
mill Al Table Rock. HOADLEY& MUIR.
krrunrile- Anrsl
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
SeaIed Propasals

Directed 70 the Commissioners % R&Enee Comfy will
be received from and after this dLEe. until the Grst m
day IN July next. For the erection o. 3 Court House
IN PGEnee Guy, PGUHee C0Hafy. N. T., q tie feI-
lowing dimensions and style namely
Said house te be thirty feet long and twenty-sOur feet
vide two stories high the lower story to be divided into
four apartments. In one end two rooms twelve feel
square a hail through the eenrer eieht feet wide. In
he other end a room ten feet wide b. "a Teer long:
q plain open staircase leading from the hail 10 the Court
Rom above; said Court Room to be twenty BIZ tweuFv-
four feet ana properly sealed IN plsin style. The re-
maInder o. the upper story 70 be divided int5 TIVE equal
sized rooms, two outside d1ors three feet wide sir eet
eight inches high Une and three-fuurth inches Thick /; S
inside doOrs. two feet eight inches wide six and a half
feet high and one and a h3if inches thick-al b. oe
four pSnnels eaeh- Eighteen windows. rWeive lights
eIca, 10 BY u glass; windows ard dacr caring CORNERS
and odse plain square style; q edan cofHies seven
members; pejee1an elshtean Eches, and Riae inches
deep returned with the rake; three clats 4 paint Ehite
ieHa OF Lse Inside and oat- sid hsuse H. be . frame
via ISIS aud oraces with 4 10 i shiagse rosf he bni-
De 10 taTEish everything ~ the enp.eii4B q tie bai-
a0Fs biEtei and incl walnut siding dEe-
$50 &C
Said buiseing 70 be ogmpie,ed on or befaFe he first Of
JaEGs-y 1859
One halt the price % be psid as The wotkproge sses
Tie rem indie when fnislcd @
Dated At PavRee CRY this 5h day Of Apnl, 1851. f
By order u the Couaiy c mEEissiu ueeF
49,. G z. DOWNING,
Coanty CeEk
April z-sm 10 -
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

We call attention to the card of our
young friends McLAUGHLIN & DORSEY
inahOther column. They have a large
amount Of land warrants on hand which
WILDE dispos d of cheap. Macs energy
aid Charlry's business qualifications are
such a. 10 insure their success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
errrsgHER 4 6ILBFRT, FrgprIetO-s Ct

aKrrAzHER 4 GILBFRT, FrgPieto-s Ct ne keAI
Fra1e NeWs Letter, Nssonle Tempe OnN~so'
n P.rrrr Geuersi Advertising Agent in rear Of
xer York Lzffes's and ChildEens Sa~e store oS"e'
r-urtb Streer CiBciunati-
VIsscHER OWES Co. No s"AM b7oSdHs
NeE Yerk- -,
--.-ri-iurs and S1bscTipc1 % once NJ Ia Nassau SIS,
S y " corner owe and Nj
.+-eets 81. Isis 10
ri ScErvEN. s. Dearbar1 street, Chfcaeo-
- autb5rIEed Agenss 10 se.i1it ) Ib-cztFt-n AMI Al
--sements tor the Advertiser and receIsvs zHi re-
- for mc1ies therefsT
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
Omaha.

Vmdna.
The elegant and popular boat Omaha
made Our wharf on Wednesday last
Lett Us ten passengers and several lots of
freight. The clerk, ar. Wilcox, has
again placed Us under obligations FOR
mes Ct 81 Louis papers. Aboat furnish
% aad efhoered as tie omaha is, cannot
l~A 70 have a Liberal share Of custom.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
serious Array.

We learn, just as we 60 to
press, that Joseph Deroin, a prominent
chief OF the Otoes, was killed yesterday
bv a man named B1ddOw. We have
been unable 10 learn the particulars OF
the ARRAY. Beddow ha, given himself
ID and d~esiresa trial. He says he CON-
mrted the deed IN self-d-fence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

y The Nebraska Advertiser having
mu-h the largest circulation OF paper IN
re Territory, wholesale Merchants m d.
louis. ST. Joseph, Cincinnati and otheF East
.rn markets where Nebraska merchants pur-
eh.ss. viii find no better advertising meolun
in the Western eountryA
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

B. Y. Huteh@, In the Richardson County
vs. District court, Second Judi
Elizabeth Hutehius.l eial Dists5et. Nav term. 1855
To Elizabeth HutehinS, the defendant in the
case.
You will please take notice, that I have brought
an action in the Richardson County District Court,
Second Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory
against you to obtain decree Of divOrce from the bands
Of matrimony, which have hitherto united as. NV
application fora divorce is founded apon the ground
Of your having committed adultery, A hearing
viii be had upon my said application in the said
county, on the first Tuesday in May, 1855, when and
where you can attend and make defense against the
said charge. b. u. HUTCHINS.
Territory Of NebraSkal &C
County Of Richardson.
/ certiiy that the foregoing entitled suit has been
brought 10 the RichaEdssn COunty District CgarG
as set forth in the above nctire- tlAt the PAPERS
therein are D0E On he Ia my 0f3se and that The
summons has been returned RaR est ~iRssHtas. As to
the defendant.
Vines NV h.r8 srf rrsvsls sesL ftherp being
aos=al yet pForfdsifar th5 -aaL efart-sf p hl%E
81 March 1888. &ASIt& ~ hifhAe eieFh
PsrCEo. TAs LEw, baty Clerk.
April I. ISIS 4qt
sshask Natsrsssesjuss saeivsa d he s,orGbs
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
flames, ere.

s,vs iust c~,mplefed q new stockIf b anES o. eveFy
- execrted on hae substantial psPe (;
-.-,-SF 10 MI orders AZ = N smelPs HUtIoe and
q. -ea<uabie tems p...o
wcbrre also a pla.e e q snail map { SUN rare
80, sr p-iusing c-mm a slZet envelope Win any
4r--re. I'D srtached. % de > salIci ed
-URNAS 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
= n ID IILEL- NTH-nL y n -
HOADLEY s MUREI.
LAND AGENCY,


BPOVRVisIe. HPmaha Co., n. T.,
Viii select Government L.sUds locate Land War
rants in Nebraska, Kansas. Western AissVuri and
Iowa euileet debts pay taxes for noH-re5dcn5s;
buy aud sel property on commission Land War
rants bought and suId at market prices Pre7rmp-
ton pap-rs prepared, &e-
We have for sale lots in the City ef Brow nvIle,
South BrOwnEiIle, N,nE,ba City. Table Kick, Onaha,
~. Iuseph. No., EIwood. kan-as Territory, Lands
near Table Rock, Pawuee county, tor sale. Also, in
Nemaha county, improved property Tor sale ct rent.
ORce--Corner man and First Streets.
REFERENCES.
f.ucius Hrpkins. Prs 1 Importers a Ir4drrs'Bank Ny
David Hasdlry Prs't..- --.-.-.- Panama r ailrGtd.
ten. e. T. Hfliyer-.--t harteT Oak baIk. Hartford.
Lee. Butler x Co..--------.- Hartford, CON-
Collins. keIhgg d Kirby Louis, Mo-
Thomas ". Pnrips--.---- 1lubIl-, Ala,
T. Wilson q Go. ---...----- 1880 EUtdlS, Ala.
Wm. p. Webb. Aty---
N. n. Osborn 4 Co. Ruek Island. I'll.
las Archibald. Gent AgID.I.& R-R-S.rantcn
6illssple, Pearre l. Co., bankers : CaThondale, Ia.
ksV. rs. KaFd.-.-. .....ss--
LatEurp & IaneS . . - 80. Scranton, "a,
D.. q. HID fISN. l.
Mill am & ro5hiHshsm- AIRY. 49, Albany. \. !.
Rev. K. N-lSR- Principal Nypmjng Seminary Ny.
4. A. Parker Il Cn- - $500 ashlugrcn. II. T..
A. T., timer, Receiver Land Ohse-. Omaha
Horace Everett. .----.- ...-COuncil Bluffs, Ia
BroWnviIle. April I. 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

s.-,-rs -esiaenf an thi< Territory coming from vano1s
-t.,saf the states. often sagEest - us the nAmeS -
.s-s-ns il 5heiF cid neighborh01s who Would dcast.ess
- ~-bsrrihe-s if they could see copy a Ehe Adj
- We aiEays send specimen copy and perSons
$50 viU consider Il q sslicitatim u become a regu-
AZ subscrbeT-
= aeIub. can retain The usual per cent for their
t~-rhie-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
Noses Greenwood.

Reached the BrownviIle
wharf on Saturday, with freight for
Mcpherson & Co, DR.. HoIladay, J..
Thompson, and ten passengers with
household goods for this place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
For Rent.

Ag0od farm , IaIieS from BraEhylIe uJainiGE a
q. & haUSe stsb e, aHd She buildings 40 aee> 81 lane
Or, ken alb EHder fence and 20 ace Il pasture also IN
de tense II IA stream 4 gid wdleF running thFOssh Il
For Tu--hi- Inf4rm4-i Il spp = D.
Apis 1883 H4I-3t c. " WHEELER
u-rrrlLa y
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
InTOWH.

6. ". SwICCrrT, ESQ. Editor
Sioux City Eagle, was il our city on
Friday last. We regret not seeing MIN
and enjoying the pleasure Of making a
personal acquaintance. We found his
card on our desk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

1-Unless notheiat the close Of the Volume to dis
he aAevcrttser." Ee shall take il for granted
-, subscribers wish their paper continued and sha-i
--s,viv continue 70 send as heretofore II
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
EmigraRt.

This steamer reached our wharf
on Friday last. after a tedious "trip Of W.
weeks She was heavily laden. Landed
heavy lots Of freight and sereHfyJf0e pas
sengers for this point.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
Asa KnguS.

The Asa WiIgus made our levee
Saturday afternoon. Left several pas
sengers, and ffyJfve tkOusaAd fire hun
dred fruit trees. evergreens and Ornamen-
tai shrubery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

r-,b recent extensive additions Of New TEpe, Cuts,
- INKS, Bronzes, CARD Se., made % the ~Adver-
- OH1e. Es elaim - be able 10 turn out Job W0-k an
L.suner unsurpassed ~ any Odiee- neprOpiet0rbe beng
--,-fical printer himself, and having in his employ an
mpIished and expeTieaced Fancy Jvb Printer IS de-
.--i1ed not % be ouf-done in the execution % job Nofk
-. naving 0ae uf F5sIer's latest improved CARD
- BLANKS Work IN Css0rs, Bronze work 6ej Nlii
-, vita P~articEiaf s~EseHtiOn-
0-ssrS from q distance WiiIbe promptly attended To-
~ Earrsated % give Satisfaction OF No pE-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

Read the 'DOmiciie Erected by John''
On The first page Such a production Is
rar,iy 10 be met with. 1t bearS-rr-read-
ing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
Ordinance No. IL.

Be it ordained by the Council Ct the CiTy Of Brown
vile That all owner OF owners Il Tot or lots t-onfIng
On Main street, from the river to seventh street be and
are hereby required 70 grade rave, cub and gutter the
sidewalks u said streets; the width Of sidewalk TO be
nine feet the width Of gutter three feet. the said pave
meut 60 be made of brick OF sto1e and 10 be d ne in
accordance with a grade to be established By the ciEy
Engineer- and all To be cdmpseIed BY the fist day of
S~eptembeFn next. And II not dine ~ said time then il
shall be the duty Of the MITshal 20 { mplete sCch work
AZ the expense Of the owIeT or owners If such tt or
lots and II not paid for when completed the Martial
shall sell such lot OF lots for said expenses FIST giving
notice Of such -sIes for three p eceiing weeks in the
"NeJraSk4 AfverTiSe.-"
Approved ApiiI5 1883
Attest A. s
JOHN II. MAUN, Recorder. Nayor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
Florence.

tIOEtnCes
This elegant steamer arrived at
our wharf on Saturday. Left a number
ct Passengers and household goods,
raj small lots of freight and 5000 fruit
trees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

R ". FURxAs, ESQ.
Dear SI:-Our DA.gate to Congress
Hon. Fenner Ferguson, has kindly for
warded 10 the Brownville Lyceum and
Library, some very valuable books which
| VIII b. pleased 10 deliver in charge OF
The Society as OOn as an organization
can be had and the proper officers elected
under IheircharteF. Respectfully,
D. L. McGARY.
Allow US to urge upon the i~ncOrPora-
tors Of the BrOwnviIle Library. and Lite
rary ~ssociation. the propriety OF an or
g~aniza,iOn. BY organizing and cooper
aring with the BrOwnville College, a good
Library and Literary Society would soon
Je the result.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
NoL1ce.

Persons indebted . the undersigned viii eaHle for
ward and settle as longer indG isence will MT be given.
Hotel scrip taken II par
THOMPSON & MARSH.
BrOvnyiIie APRIL I6sh 1855. f2-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
Claim Notice.

To ali whom it may eunceTn- ToE are hereby noti-
ned that L vii appear AZ the Lznd Cfce IN Bruwn-
willie. Nemahl cUuny, EebrasSa Terrifo-y. en- Md
the ash day q April. A D.. Is5s Al ? c'eiock p NJ
and apply 10 eater, as a P-re-emptson rizht the usrth-
west quarter q section No. fourteen. Township Ne. cue.
Range no sixteen east.
BrOEnTille, APRIL Is IE2 JOHN CHAPLIN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
PrnsnectSO Of Fruit.

There has been received at this place
for .NIsmaha County, this spring ssUehfy-
one thousand fire hundred trait trees
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
Potter wanted.

Twill give employment 70 4 god industrious Potter
we'll acquainted with The business.
JOHN MCPHERSON.
Ez9sr BrownviIle Dec S 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
Land Warrants.
DIVORCE.

1900 Acres Of Land Warrants for sale and to
loan to p~re-emptors, by TYSON & HACKNEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
L~UsHsAUeH 3 cARso e.
BANKERS AND GENERAL LAVD AGENTS,
Dealers I'm Coin.

Dealers IN CO1m.
UncErTent Money. Exlharge aud Land warrants,
BROTNvILLE. SEAAHA CO. NJ
Especial attention viii Be given 70 Buying ard seIIirs
Exchange IN The principal cities Ct tha Uaitad States.
Gold. Silver and uEcurFe1t Bank Notes. AcaEsz8ns SIP
ply 81 Land VARIANTS on hand for s3Ie FoR cASE, OF gn-
tsTef0n time Gr se-empfors All Warrants sold Is Is
EuaranCeedin every respset. VIII ale Be1laratofy State
ments Of i~ntsntion % pGe-eupt, ard prepare Prescription
Papers az short n5tice. Money loaned upon best secun-
ties. az western rates Of interest and Investments nses
in Lands Or city property for distant capitalists. CsIlecs
tons upon all c,nvenienr Prints viii be prumPtl attern-
Cd % and pruceets Eemittct IN exchanse. atcuTsrx rates.
Bil.s Of Exchange On England iceland and Frr3ce. Cd
tsined At usual rates. With cst OF ExrhaEee en- the Ezt
aided. Deposits receivetsn Current sccOuns and Interest
aIlUwsi0n sPCSEll de71slts.
OFFICE-MainS ST. uaar Z. 8. Ea1l Odcs.
5l4s Bsstas- $ c., H;ssa1a:s rAlI.a.IDAla. "a
User NWhIts,. BaItluOss. la
J1o. Thompson Mason. C0l'r Pert,
Z. u. PIndCrsun &CO. Merchants,
a.. u. Yeakie Co No.I7 BrotdWsy, New York
Hm- T. SlithsOn ESQ, Bsnkrr, Washington, .. @.
J. 7. Sevens Eq, AIRY 81 Law,
yno- s. Gail9heF. Late 81 Aud z. s. 2. ?
EyI0T * Kriegh, Bankers. Chie7eO, III
NeCIeIland Scrugss \ Co Merchants, 81 LSuls. No. +
Hon. mos G. P.att. Annapolis, I'd.
Hon. J. ". Geary Ex-G0v. Kansas, Penn
hon. Jas. o. Carson AeTesrsburS ~.
? 1, small Esq- Pests Bank. Hass-stoEn, nd
Charles Parsons * Co. Bankers, EeoEuk. bws.
n. C. NuItS CO. CoGnciI Blur
Greene Weare n Rice, " Bes Mime. .
Douglass s. Watson, " TmtGn. =
CoL- SLH H8mbIetOn, Atty AZ EassoB- Nd.
Judge Thes. Perry, Cumberland, M
Prof II Tn-Wiler, ~AIsaanEs-
Oct s '5s-v2-nl5tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
$4,000 lbs. Bacon.

LYFORD a HORN Sgn9ra, No have fUr sale, cheap
foT cab % 600 pounds excellent blcJu.
WHISKY MLrch I, IS
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

fGoss' = A he END q 6 months, $50
. 50 az 3O0
- - Or mSre will be furnished az 81 80 per
- provided The cash accompanies the order, not
-herElse-