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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1858-03-25

2 A BEAUTIFUL SIoHT.--A fond, confidinp
and trusting pair, with hearts ovcrfowinS
with love and purity, walking hand in hand,
Jvoyously and blushingly, modestly and hope.
fully down the chequered vale of life, is, in.
decd, a beautiful sight.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
TERMS FOR BOARDING PUPILS.

lat. The scholastic year commences on the
Nrst Monday of September, aHd closes on the
last Of June.
Pad. Boarding, with Tuition, in all the En-
slish hfanrhes, payable quarterly in advance,
S26g.
Sd. No extra charge mnde for Washing, Beds.
t'sddng, Lights and Fuel.
4th. Pupils may enter mt any time, IL being un-
derstOOd that the charges will be made from The
date of entrance to tho end of the year.
9th. IL is required that each Boarder be sup.
piled with towels, table napkins, and a silver
folk, and that each article Of clothing br marked
with her name in full.
9Th. Pupils will be considered members of the
family, and they wit he surrounded with the
privileges and restraints, which make home plea.
SAINT,
9Th. Funds designed for the use of the nuril.
shOeld De deposited with the Principal, and the
manner Of disbursement mentioned.
9Th. Parents or Guardians are requested. nj nlI
times, to communicate freely, their views and
wishes respecting their daughters or wards
Their Suggestions viii be received with due con-
sideation. A1G- EE
9th. BOarders will attend the place Of Divine
Worship. designated by their Parents or Guar.
dams.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
NEGRO MAN JOE.

| will give the above reward
for aus apprehension. wherever Ia
~ ken.
joe is about % years ofagp, FIVE
aerklI0ur inches high, very Guirk in NH his
governments, particularly polite WHEN spoken
hira laa may be easily recognized. He
o. st. Georges. Factory district,
county, and has relations now
WIlh SIr. Joshua Wilson and with Mr..
srd Il. Hvbb. think IT likely he is in
nesghbcFhocd--illis, however, is only
lecture.
WILSON COMPTON.
Sept. %. is5s--4t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

This Boarding. and Day School viii open on
the NRsr MoNDAY N SEPTEMBER, in the COM
ModI0uS Residence which has been purchased
expressly foe School purposes. Particular at
IentiOn is catiet to ts des,N,lle Iccaltys consbl-
Ming the advantages of the country With those OF
thu city. In this Seminary advantages Will be
afforded far acquiring a superior Education
Teaclrcfs and Professors 1T experience ansAa
will give Instruction IN the EArinns bwm
n Ih0rs'ngh Education. Careful Htetstki'
4! training, aided by iudicious plans. Is tlsE bdzi
II this system Of Instruction. The dlscipiii
VAL he intelligent, blending mildness with firm
ness. Manners, morals, AND the disposition Of
the heart will be cultivated with Nssiduiay. a
regular record will I've kept OF the conduct, and
proficiency Of the scholars, with a view 10 incise
to correct department, aud persevering industry
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
signed.
Aug. 10Th, 1865,
FOR THE
Southern Literary Messenger,
NNE OE'VEfR cuL, uxsS,.r MINI NJ.
FOB THE


Southern Literary Messenger,
nNE OFTHE CHEA PEST PUBL,ECA-
~ tons in the country, Two volumes a
hear each confirming at beast $50 pages, in
yeat style, with fine cover, and Advertising
insect. The two volumes furnished fer only
THREE DOLLARS year, For the wear
1893. Twenty sixth and Twenty-sevenrh
volumes.
la issuing the Prospectus OF the Twenty
sixth and Twenty volumes of the
SoUTHERNLlrERARY ME>sEN GER,
commencing with the january No The Pro
prletors beg TO assure the public that no ex
ertIons will he RENTED on their part 30 main
tam the high character Of the work. and Ia
challenge the patronage oil all who value
sterling literary merit, For twenty.,bree
years the Messenger has eRdeaVoFtd 10 re-
fleet faithfully the southern mind. while dis.
dainDg all narrow and sectional views. and
has been alone Among the monthly per;od;-
Gals OF America in defence of the becbliaFy In
stitutions OF the southern country. TO this Of
hce 1t will still be devoted, and will he uromn,
10 repel assaults upon the South. whether they
come under the specious garb Of fiction or m
the direct form of Ant-slaveEy pamuhlefs-
AT this critical Jliiclure, while our enemies
are employing literature as their ffsust poten
weapon Uf atisch. The southern people surely
VIII not Withhold their ENCOURAGEMENT from
work whose aim II shall be TO st,ikr l,,u,vs n
their defence.
Tue Messenger will as heretofore. t;frsen,
It's reaesfs with news, Historical and Ri.
graphical Sketches, Novels, Tales, Travels,
ESSAYS. Poems, CrIiiques, and Pubphs on the
Army, Navy, and other National subjects.
With, view 10 insure a large circulation
OF the Messenger. The Pnorf,elors hsve re-
duced The price ofsubscription, which Is how
only THEE D0LLARS per annum. in AID
VANCE, or Four Dolsrs il No., pa,d before
the Isl of July in any year.
ELURS=fefnltiihs as Fifteen In oS,s III.
ies- will b. enlisted 10 Six Comics.
tie EuiEnfiai aud Critical department of
sne MessengeT VIII continue under the chaFge
Oh = NO. n y aoM PsoN; E'sQ-. and will embrace
eupious % - % current lilsnlBre, a0d re.
xitws u III nAw AmpficAii bE FpfpigB works
0i general interest and valnr, 'fhh reH,,.,rls
t'pin'ons VIII be slNa5 Honestly alsd euFless-
III ayOwfd.
The Business Depaftmes,t = ras,d,,rge, ~
me- untleEs'stfa. - sstpns All EolisnhnicasIons
r. business nafuTk must be addressed.
- eis AIRLINE. FF.R GfJSsON & co.
Law ts.lsie.as. ff~H@laa st., Rlsilln0idg Va.
Ma3 9. f869
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
PUBLIC sale
REAL ESTATN|

T1Y virtue Of an order from the Orphan!
- Court OF 50. Marvss County. :lisd in acl
corsiance MA HafAOriiy under The last W.
and testament of John Greeapve1l, lafeof a a
ccuhfy, deceased, the subscribers will sell n
tAerourt- house door. On LEONARD TOWN,
between the hours of 3 and 5 O'Clock, p. NJ,
O" TUESDAY, de 2lsf day Of SrSerser rert.
all thatsr or parcel of lard IS which the
SAID John Greenwell dsed s,cswSsed IF. aaa
now occupied by AlexAAdef Hogs. If. as te.
nant, called and knowa by the name of
PART or hoPTON PARK"
and contrasting. or said to contain. oae hum
ehFed end three acres, mote or hess.
TIE said land is well heated In heaithy
ileighborhoOd, within three miles of Leonard
Town, and about one mile from nayi0aticaA
is we'll watered with suffieIency of wood
and timber IheEeon, wtth a soil inferior 10
none IN the county. portion Ct wATA LIS
been hseiy assanured, and is very Productive.
The builIngs are small bat mostly meSE
an = the fencing good. We invite tlsese wish.
irg Go purchase to examine she premises. as
more desirable place Is rarely 10 Be ane,
with
THE TERMS required, willie ore third
cash ca sAe day of sale, the Valance IN two
t4ual IMStalments of twelve and eishtee,,
months. with interest added. to NE secured by
bonds with satisfactory security. Possession
will be given on the first day of January
1859.
BENZ. G.. HARRIS.
JNO. A. CAVALIER,
Executors Of fro. Greeawel, deceased.
August 2Gth lS5S-is.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

IS found inSkpeTlss,ls in the education of
youth, The very Gntral position of Annap.
oils, whether considered IN reference 10 the
STATE ut the country generally. and its perfect
healtl.iulness and exemption from the en-
trenIeS OF heat and odd. point It out as one of
the most desirable Pots for a seat Of learning.
Every possible facility for exercise is afforded
by large and beautiful grounds. 4 water
right oil some threequar,ers at mile, afford
means OF swimming, bathing and skating, all
within College bounds.
The College Campus affords the finest field
for the regular iniintry drill and occasional
parade. Nor are The advantages in schol-
astic point of view, at all less striking. With
all ITS Chairs filldl BY men in the prime OF
life, and freshness Of vigor, the Institution 10
prepared 10 take its place by the side of the
most prominent schools in the land as an edu
Gator OF youth, Ii facilities for discipline are
much more than isially abuhrant. To The
South, especially, is an institution situated
just as this IS, NEST inviting. All that is re
CURED TO the completion OF an Under Grad
liate Cuufee, eluFhng alone excepted, ssmay
be had AT the rate of two hundred and fits
dollars per anhun1. Gentlemen having SON
or ward at the Naval School and members OF
Congress from a distance would find il mos,
Convenient 10 inquire particularly into The
character OF this Institution. A puhetual at
tendance, on or BY the lirst day of the aca-
dernic year. (whirh begins on the first We'd
nesdav in October and ends the iifst Wednes-
day in August fitllvwing.) IS most earnestly
requested. and will be must convenient 10 the
student. as choice or rooms depends on the
time Of his arrival. For further information
and circulars aDDly 10
REV. c. X. NELSUN, b. b..
Principal of 81 JONAS College.
Annapolis, hid.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

sssscli. at private sale, "a
ss.lri Of land. located on EASSFA
W Chesapeake Bay. near The SiiiB
San0ui!l of Paiuxent r.set, ad- So
loiaiRg the estates Of BeNry SSewaA aud Rob-
IN TAcmpSsa> cAiied 'tPt. Cedar Point. - con
ealning lao acres, more or less About 80
aeres are arabic, in nigh state of improve
lnent. and well adap' ed TO the production OF
she staple cops Of tisc cOuniy. All tie lux
siries ol the wsSeS-zSl,, oysters. ducks, Sc
are u the door. The improvements are-a
GOOD BHELLLyG, KITCHEN, BARN,
fST.aBLEss, tgtfdRTE;IaS, d..
.saa.ltE ERAs=0ng fourth cash, the balance in
0a@ two and three years. Address
EDWARD y. ABELT..
81. lnigoes' p. o., Md.
Ceca Wing copy q and send bill 90 this
office and paper 10 subscriber.
Sept. 9shs is5S-,f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
TRUSTE:rs SALE iOr RElL Es.


sessrfss Ire !, TATE, ,..,,s lo.
RY vftue of decree OF tie Cfenit Court
Tor y. Maryss eceAly, sssMag as a Court
Of Equity. the suAscri5eF, as Trustee, will ex-
pose 10 pubic safe On
SAFI,RDlks - asa dag of Sgd. ners
g ne psemiSps between the hours of I2
o'clock a ssna . O'clock, p. NJ, Al ne in
eessSs cf George w. leach m and 10 al that
tract or parcel OF saAd called and kRowA Ag
BY che name Sf
~TaiE GLOSS lRogsE.n
s'e'1as-d On TIE Chesapeake BAY, containing
TWO hundred acres Of land. more or less.
The land IS suitable for the cultivation of
t'le usual crops grown in the county--is very
Wen wooded-has oE II a new dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE. are that the purchase
money ne paid as follows: Two hundred
dollars cash> the balance M two equal iastsfA
s.ss'sfs ct one and two years, bearing interest
from the day of sale, 10 he secu@ed BY bcsas>
with SecOs4ty to be approved by sasa Trustee.
G. FIRED. MADDOX,
1'russee.
Sept. 2, ISIs-ss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
PUBLIC SALE.
J0SHrH MORGAN.

n Will. sell al the PERSONAL PROP
ERTI' belonging 10 the Union lIotI at
Public Sale on TUESDAY, the 18th instant.
sale to- continue fr.,m day 10 day until NIL tie
rrupe " is sold. \ large iut III noes will
also ~ solJ-ihe hest blood in Maryland. Also
W.tGGONS. C.lRRLlGES. &c.
TEIMs.-Six moOlhs credit on all sufuS
above $j-ior SUMS under tllat amount1Rbe
cHSu VIII Ue Ft'ttuTFeu. s1asg 10 Commence NJ
10 o'clock, a. Hn.
JOSEPH MORGAN.
Sept. 9th, Is5S-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

HAVE this day sold Ghe Union Hotel.
1ankfnlN0 cay isfrsadS FOE thr LIBERAL pa
ssel has received for the twelve
been under my management.
occasion To commend It's new pro-
&. Mr.. John r. FenwIck, 10 their favor
mat Of the travelling public. Mr.. Fen
k will take possession OF the Hotel on
q Of October next. part from the
who have patronized me SD long with
b regret.
JOSEFH MORGAN.
Sept. TIh, 1883
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
OLD ST. MARYS
Z A N ID
AA RID r o BEAT.

n ESSRS. NEALE, HARRIS & CO,
~ sold, On the 10Th ulimo. small crop
pt Tobacco Tor J NJ. Ching. at the following
Prices. Two hogsheaGs at slipper cwt.-Onp
q $9A--oile at S., and hcgshead of ground
-leal (aet 10 lbs. az S..
This Tobacco was raised on a small farm,
scld 70 j. NJ. Ching by me. have about
I FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, situated abou,
70 miles from Trent Hall Landing on the
seRt river, of the same kind as the above.
land) with all the NECESSARY
NGS, which will sell on LlBER
Inns.
also authorized. as agent, to sell one
most BEAUTIFUL PLACES on the
Kent ssves, containing TWO HUN
2RED acres Of !aad. This place IS abo,ut
1--we saliles from the mouth Of the river, acces-
sable e baltimore gily three times a week
y commands all the Injuries Of the water
hsll. oysgers and wild fowl in their hughes,
peFiecIoh. 10 gentleman of means desir-
guy Of beautiful aud romantic residence and
.Au1aFi0uS hylns, tins place Is unrivalled.-
IT lsrms. allIess -.
n b. KITCHENS.
Charlotte Hall p. ..
~ P0u Tolsaeco Times and Marlboro
plansers' Advccaie copy times and send
bill % this Office.
Sept. 2nd, Ie56--aw. \
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
LEONARD ToW.M {.MD.)
JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

HNllE Races over the Leonard Town Course
u will commence on WEDNESDAY. the
9th Of October, 1858, and continue three
days.
First day, "wednesday, the 9th; of October,
Sweepstakes for three yrs. old, 500 en-,
trance. half forfeit. mile heats.
Same day, Jockey Club purse so~A, A-A..as;a
heats.
Second day, Thursday sweepstakes
ages. p. p. $50 entfaacc, two mile treats
Same day, Jockey Club purse $3.50,
heats.
Third day, friday, Sweepstakes f,F y
Odds. 500 subscription, $50 foffa!
mile
Same day, Jockey Club purse 5000. mile heats,
hest 8 ia 5.
The above Stakes win close the 18th Of
September, and all parties desiring b enter
must send in their nominations, with the
amount cf FoFfpits Cs good security Ter the
same, &c Tire Secretary.
JOHN A. CAlIAilTER,
Secretary.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
PUBLIC ROAD NOTICE,

N0TIUE is hereby given, that the aR.ier-
~ signed Intend 10 mako application b the
Commissioners Of Saint Mary's county to urcn
aud lay out public ruad, from divers store.
on the Cross Roads. through The iafn,s of Dun
can nj: Turner and Edmund j. PIowden Ia
Sacred Heart Church, thence, through, the es-
tate of said Plowdcn to his Wharf uil the Wi
cofn;co river.
Signed
OSCAR MILES
and others
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
COOP AEwS' GOOD NEws,,
no THE AFFLICTED.
Sept. 2, ls5e-ss.

IT you have the D4arrisea,
Use Witt & peaI,s pitterv.
II you have the Ague aud Fever,
Use Writ & BeaI's Bilters.
II yea have tire DysenNfy,
Use Writ & Beal's Bitters.
II you have the Dyspepsia,
Use Writ e. Beal's Bitters.
II you have the Cholera Morbus,
Use Writ & Beal's Bitters
II you have the Liver Complaint,
Use Writ & Beal's Bitters
" you have bNd Appetite,
Use Wirt& Ieal's Btters
These Bitters are an excellent Tonic. F.port-
ing strength and tone tn the stomach, and have
been acknowledged by all who have used them,
To excel all other Biiters IN this market. For
SALE in quantities 10 SUIT, by WRIT & BEAL,
No. 26 Centre Market Space, Baltimore, Md.
August Goth, 1S58-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

u TIE subscEi1eFs nave this day formed
To- Partnership under the name Of Du.
euni y Abel, and will cORtieue -4ssiacss eS
che old stand Of Spalding & Durans.
They are prepared = assconmodate pur-
eisasers g liberal terms. and promise 10 please
shese thai call on lhesas.
=. I. DURANT,
JAMES T. AlsEl.i-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
CIGAn MANUFA.CTeIIss

EOSEPH DAVIS & co na III established
- themselves in Leonard 'rowi| IsyF lie plIfs
pose Of carrying on the Manuiaetez% iii CHI
gars. All orders in their l,aie, WHOLESALE III
retail, win lie filed with de> pairh ahd at fEss
lowest pr1fFss
; Our cisafs afe made 6f the very best ma
tetial, end vi imported Havana tol1acco.
They respectfully soliciia sissse Of pablss
psiTOnags. fsa - aa5n
Sept llth-=ff. 81 tssEf vi
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
REFERENCES.

NOES.
Rev. r. FULLER, d. D., Baltimore.
]. C. McCABE,
" DIR. ARMSTRONG, Norfolk. Va.
DR.. VIM. VAUGHAN, Hampton. Va.
Rev. T. b. JONES, Norfolk, va.
50 FRANKLIN WILSON, Baltimore.
J. n. BROWN. ID. D., Philadelphia, Pc.
DANL. CUMMING, Vienna, DORCHESTER
County, Md.
Rev. ID. SHAVER. Richmond, Va.
DIR. X. C. d. HOWELL, Nashville. Tenn.
B. MANLR, JUNR., Richmond, Va.
as DIR. JETER, Richmond, Va.
90 Dr.. pLUMER, Allegheny, Pa. ~
HAMILTON EASTER, Esq, Baltimore.
DR.. SEMPLE, lIemptUn. Va.
Rev. q. +. ADAMS, Baltimore.
"a Z. Y. REESE, BALTIMORE.
Aug. 2Gsh, le5s-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
PUBLIC RoES
Greatest improvement of the
Age.

KEROSENE OH GOAL OIL LAMPS,
TNRIVALLED in Beauty, Simplicity,
~ Safety or Economy. will give a light
Equal TO six candles. at cost OF less than
Half cent per hour.
We have just received an assortment OF
these lamps. with oil, and invite the atten-
ton Of the public.
E. LEO SPALDING g. co.
August 9Th 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
800 REWARD.

= ANYWAY from the Subscriber, living
M near Port Tobacco, on the Sd OF July
last
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
Q NJ As DBwN,
A.E - lH1+r.v7"

: n0csyE III NI'ER.
PAPER HANGER AND GLAzTER,
Wili no Az winds vf GRAINING, MARBLE
ING, vanishing, CUTTING GLASS
hEfAiHiNG FURNITURE. &C., at the
shortest notice and in workmanlikc manner
rost.uf;cc. Leonard Town, Nd.
July 2sth-2m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

ts4s6cstz ei<enca Compounded
OMce Of Aafs1nd yscMnds. bre Ger
eacefa "a csfoyeiby time.
Rasala
the
the trudea by
Office otherwise aR Will
hnc
holding doweA.o crs
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
SE.WEVs9RY. ron
YOUNG LADIES.
No. ! C.lREY STREET, .NE.lR
FRANKLIN SQUARE, BIT.

IEss l4.VE CUMMING. Princ;tA.s.
Mss NJ. Patterson, III Primary department.
Mons. LIiWilier, Progresses ~ f.~'ach.
Otto S"t.eA PTofcxsor IF NItsic.
Etnd Keti, Professor If DTmring
and Pdiati1ag.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
E6R SHERIFF.

J. THOMPSON YATES. grateful 10 his
friends and the public for the liberal support
he received at the late election. presents linn
self again as candidate for Sheriff in 1889
and respectfully solicits tlicir shffrages.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
I. o. z. TUMW.

WM. J.. W. SEABl,OOK,
Commissioner of the Land Office.
Annapolis, Md.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

DISSOLUTION Of CO-PAR7,NERSLlLP.
THE firm of Lancaster s. Herbert is this
n day dissolved INV mutual consent. Jas.
r. Herbert is alone authorized to use the name
of the late firm in settlement; of its business.
All persons having claims will present all
indebted will please pay him.
d. Il. LANCASTER.
JAS. Il. HERBERT,
Bait, June 80, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
NAMES OF LANDS.

The Meadows,
poverty,
Poverty Nuats :. :.
The Vineyard with Addition,
ADDITION to- Thcs4fAS Venture,
0aszAs Ayss1ntAse,
Point Rc-Surveyed,
{" Neishborship,
Discovery.
.isons Vexatiea,
E-aAcastcf's Discovery.
Hulnor's AslllitssAs =.
Mannan's Lot,
Joshua's Palms. :.
Mannaar Rt-Ssfs3S, /.
Prices Hills. .
Shaw's Retreat,
Simmons Outlet,
Summers Lot,
SothUren's LUCK,
Edwards Freehold ite=safsese,l,
The Middle Tract,
Wathan's Disappointment, :.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

QUANTITY.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-05
For the Hawk-Eye
YNMNE Menes Reading K00nls.

AOO0S MEMS heading h0OMss
Mr.. EDlroR by vote of the Association the
Rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Associs-
ton are hereafter to be open to the public
These Rooms, No. 40 and so, on the third floor
of Messrs Copp Parsons Block, on Jefferson
street, are easy Of access by the main stairway,
are pleasantly fitted up, well lighted by gas, and
are furnished with an excellent variety Of sub
stantial religious, scienti6c and miscellaneous
reading matter. Among the periodicals are the
London, Westminster, North British and Rdin-
burgh Quarterly Reviews; the New Engandsr,
North American, Princeton, Methodist, Baptist
and Episcopal Reviews; Blackwood's Magazine,
Hunts Merchants Magazine, American Mer-
chant, Atlantic Monthly, Scientific American,
with the leading Religious Newspapers of the
day, and number of the most able secular
weekly journals, published in various parts Of
the Union.
The Rooms are open every evening in the
week Except Sabbstb) from and after seven
o'clock, and the Librarian ia in attendance to
impart any desired information.
Persons in the various walks Of life, pro-
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Observation-Disclosures

vulalr CAroHr.-Marshal Winten and
:, sheriff NcDosald Of Je6ssson county
;... resurned 70 his old quarters in the
- .s.u,h iaii desperate rogue named Jamea
-, ,be had been tried and committed fos
-, ebs.ruc,ions upon the track Of the B. 9
r n.,,o.d Al Cameron. On the night Of the
=. . August last, he, with other prisoners
"a from the jail. The Sheriff Of Warren
-, came 70 Burlington on the 18th. By
~. .f Nr. Winson person vas employed
..,.l ,he family Of finklsr - Cameron. o.
I. . .,s d September he got word that the f.
= :, m ia If. for this city, and met them At the
,..mho., l.nding-gos seat oen'a0 'ss ~o'
Z. ~ ,,e car. Of the B. ! y. R.'lroaa-'ooA'
) : 80, - h., shoulder and read letter rom nef
..h.,a d...d 10 Missouri proposing % meet
o,,umv. or Abba in this State on .
~. a.v. wisssn being compelled % return
-. CITY, got NcDoaaid to follow up the
,hish he did. and secured the villain
- !. Ta,ndsonely. Much credit Is due to these
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Correspondence Of the HaWk-Eye.

COUNCIL BLuFTs, Sept. 23d, 1858.
7hs Territorial Legislature Of Nebraska met
The Capital Building At Omaha, on the 2ls
st. In the Council the following officers were
4s;td, all Democrats:
l. L. Bowen, President.
ISM. Carran, Chief Clerk.
Ias Campbell, Sergeant at Arms.
IaO. Reck, Door.ke-per.
Ii the House opposition officers we're elect
isy vote of II 10 IL, as follows:
l L. :. Bennett, Speaker.
T. G. McNecly, Chief Clerk.
H. D. n. Thompson, Sergeant .at.Arms.
| T. II. Rogers, Door-keeper.
Governor Richardson's Message was deliver
on Wednesday 1t 10 brief and cenfned
purely to Territorial affairs. 1t contains not
'Ord in glorifc.sion either of the Admins
aiiOu or Of Squatter Sovereignty-a most
suarkabe omission in Nebraska Gubernsto-
PAl documents. ! hear that it is contem-
)Aed 10 make this extra or called ses-
faa Of the Legislature take the place Of the
ssahs session in January, and thus super
sa the necessity for second meeting. The
sssca tor this 10 that there is no money to pay
mu extra session, except Territorial War
ina' which are At . low figure. While on
W other hand. if the session 10 made the
fsssir one, the members will draw their pay
'su Uncle Sans strong box!
The RkeS Peak Gold Fever has been raging
les ior the last two weeks to large extent.
Ssaa number Of persons, probably Fifty in
~ lett for the Eldorsdo on Cherry Creek,
"'n tbs county alone. They went fully pre-
N'sa 70 pass the winter in the mountains
au0ns them are Mr.. Allen, our Postmaster
~ ais Assistant, and . con of Hon. s. r
'sa'as' Governor Richardson, in his Messag.
:" 'as Nebraska Legislature, alluded to shi'
s''e0'efy Of gold, and predicts that it vii
t'e 40 Impetus TO every kind Of industry, an,
''sltaaly make the great valley of the Nilsson
4 aos only the garden, but the central none,
psssf Of the Union"
iSs Western Stage Company are about oper
y lae Lew mail route from this city to FoI
carney. This contract calls for q tri-weekl
~ between the t~o points. A company q
ass'1eers leave on Monday to select sections q
Aad to which tue Company are entitled 70
veg stations At esch twenty miles along III
''ss. When this line il fully opened, tn
s''Aea Intelligence from Utah, Oregon, an
s'4''ina, will reach the Missouri valley At thi
f.a' instead Of 81. Joseph 10 heretofore.
ias weather for the past month has bee
vi oas, and our magnificent corn crop ha
raea and u nov ready for harvesting in th
..'s seaaatloa. All COED judges say that S
ss Yield Of corn has never before bee
Known IN Western Iowa.
Yours ;ruly,