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The Fourth Volume Of this beautiful popular Weekly
aging prospects It will at that time be '4s9o''
Greatly Enlarged,
md several new and important features added which to
with rs handsome pictorial illustrations must increase hi pres
AGRIGULTURF-Th as heretofore will be the lsadng
texture q inc Homestead" and will be conducted IN man
partmegt of Southern Agriculture will receive due aegtie
and such systems Of cutyatng the soil stockrasnp and ge
eKni farm management promulgated ,sa,,
ldcHcti and found worthy Of adoption Iarpe "
are constantly writing for this department Of tbe
GU department is constantly filed with
universally pronounced of the most useful @
EiTERSRY DEF TS ABILITY TIte for j.
that the announcement that 'S'e'' "'e e'llaene
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
will retain the control Of the ii erary Columns oF M Or
seeu LOT 9y VIII b received with acolamation IN
bfr,s III iii %I warm welcome extended The ge.
SppeeF in the Homesead for 1855 from tic nan oF NIL
t. q Homestead" will continue as
pared expressly for its colunns by competent artist Pe
pear ia each number great variety d efS7 VIII ap
eo5 etc. the condensed so as 10 pTesn n
MARKET et a satsaal r nis e. tvan u IA
ke Reports for 1889 the editors are % Sfa 70 NAT
shall excel in this particular 'l''u tne'f paper
To the Southern People, e
Sed Tg yo ps G9s Rs59dea which permanently esta
which has been pronounced by c6nn f 1 ans
] pa Us ~ m roth in contents ard Appearance 10 any
paw VINO ,ses 10 Subscribe for Agricultural and Family
~ VIII oe 81 practical benefit his farming ns
ama Ia MN TO 4lT family interesting and useful rsdi 70 vs
n F0IN " = a. IhEAS-The Southern HOmesad il nub
10 Gu %efh each mbsr conalni egbt large 1ages
win atgra sye, and spleut ~ emheli,ned
Gne CIV 81 ys a. tss oowngts nyaray in I'D vance:
ira copy 10 the person getting up The CI1b S Sna an eS
Il. p. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
mn I for specimen numbers prospacvses etc Make
|-ee,g d2T 3ptf
| NJ u y 1RtLLEI72IRFQVED McCHESNEY WAsH-
scribar h-MHnutaCtured and for sale by the sub
IN Re- IA % e az 10 Apollo street. 294 Magazine
jsps exchange, At the grocery
iii oo Apollo street, where specimen may he seen
VIII 09 HH'y attended TO- All ask or the public
IAts 10 not give satisfaction, RETURN the and taJ
nDsoE VIII Dc refunded J. NJ. pAuGLERTY,
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WINES AND LTQUORS.
NHAMPAGNM AGENCY

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY
MOET It CHI A N MS
Flsqr de Siery l de Perdrx VerEsnay and Vim Imperial
The subscriber Is authorized liberal
for direct importation Of the above named very superior Cham
psgn and soct5 the attention of dealers in general stock
always on hand, Samples can be at the office Of
NJ WOLFE
NIL ~ Corner of Grsvisr and New I.syss streets.
MARISTT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED duly
LA appointed Agent for the old established house Of Ar
B0ULN, MARETr Co. for the sails Of their very superior
Bandies also, sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Pauuey
Brandy prepared receive orders for either at the
market prices in Gognac be shipped direct any port
the Union supply constantly hand. Samples beEoer
at the store Of
q. WOLFF,
nlT " Corner Of Graver street and New Bsvos
GAXEERAC RRANDIES WE HAVE 4 GOOD
- supply hand and receiving by direct npoh.ions
from France additions stock ofth celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1895 in eighth pipes 795 in eighth
snd quarter pipes 1902 do dos 1906 in half quarter and eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and connoasus
generally as this article is and unaduersed For sale
New FORK terms ana prices, by
WIN. +. LRYERIGH Co, "A Old I.eves ST.,
oily u ADle AERMts I'm Lhls civ
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

C0MPTRoLLER's OFFICE
City Of New Orleans December %, 1858.
No. 4269
Res0pi That the Coptroler be and he hereby author
lied adger end9ys in the official Journal that sealed pro-
posa will be received his Office with the city
for substituting ballast road for the plank read First street.
from Magazine the river also for for
stnng ballast raad for the plank ro8d Eighth street
from S. Charles streelate Nayadeso the river Fourth Ills
triet Payment for sud be provided the
budget Of 1853 and the said eled proposals subject
the approval or rejection Of the Common Council.
[Signedl GHAS WALDO,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
fSigned1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December Is, 1858.
tSgnedl GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the above
January, 1879 tia O'Clock NJ.
d29 l2t T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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THAoEKRAY's VIRGINIAEs--E rrata = The Pitts
burg Gazette shows blunder by Thaekrt y, in " The
Yirgniansn in getting his troops on the wrong side
of the Monongahela river.
In the last number of " The Virgniaus,n narrating
the escape Of George Warrington from Fort Du.
qnesne, which took place in the autumn occurs the
following paragraph
As we advanced, the woods became redder and
redder. The frost npped sharply of nights ut this
time Of The year. the hunters o0 hue in the mountains
get their sugar from the naples"
This will be news to the makers of maple.sugar,
who, so faras we have observed do their work in the
spring. philadelphia Bulletin.
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scenc IN ~ AnntInn-Isnnnn. d,


A scene similar to the following occurred the
other day at Bob KeRin's auctionroom
What is bid for this shawl |? z
Z" One dollar,n said male voice.
Two dollars,n cried a woman ebowing her way
through the dense of females, who separa-
ted from the males by long counter upon which the
glib-tOngued functonary walked to and fro with the
goods, Turning to the other side he commenced
anew bis stereoyped vocabulary OF choice and anus
ing figures of speech till he touched the final one.
Two fifty, 2 nodded the man. Three screamed
the woman. Four replied the man. Go the
fifty said the auetioneer turning to the woman,
with hafsuppressed smile on his small sober visage
A nod from the woman. Fourfity Ina offered 90
me the tive2 Come, don't be afraid-tbeyre worth
double the money! /" Yes, and that's ALL Sold
cried the knight of the hammer, almost bursting with
laughter, ITO Capt Smith five dollars Smith n
exclaimed the woman what, my husband! rails
ing herself on tiptoe to catch glance. Why, you
good-for-nothing man, you've been bidding against
your own wife Oh, you impudence! but | won't
have them in the house,
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a couple were married last winter on a cake o
floating ice in the Ohio river. Rather queer wedding
cake that
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EPAVE DU TROISIENIE DISTIlTCT-II n
II etc conduit depot DIES epaves du Trosame District
coignnre dos rueS Gonet ct Bons Enans epAyes
Tn Pnuiin dun byun clair, l3 mains de hau blanc
lie hod des sabotS dos euN peds gauche petite tArhe
blanche sur lie cote uch ct marque iule epaue
gAuChe.
81 lie dit pouln NEST pas racame dams dix ipurs les
pages, il Vendu penchere pnbiique dit depot, e
LUNDI, 10 jauvier, 1859, 10 heures A. A.
g. o. FLRGHIbR Cpmmissare daR
SouyeleQrleaus, z decembre 1855 DIS jas
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Notice Is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, 9Th Of
january, 1859 will adjudicate my office - O'clock
d29T 7. THEARD, Comptroller
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STREET COMM,R-OFFTCTAL.

IMCOND DISTRICT I8OuND-yVas brought
~ to the Second District Pound Dcrbgny street, between
ST. Ann and Main streets, esray-
One white she goat, with black spots.
One while sheep.
Also
Taken on the sidewalks he markets In the Second District
for violation of city ordinances
One lot tables tents hnns, barrels barrOws, tubs,
Which if claimed within days expenses here-
paid, will he sold public auction, said Depot on
WEDNESDAY, January D. 1859, at IL O'Clock, NJ,
New Orleans, December y, 1853
@ o FLkGHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered December q, 1858.
HENRY DUREL
Clerk Of Comptroller
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

MAS brought to the City Police JAN on she
w 18Th of December the mnatlo woman LAHINIA Says
he belongs Dr. W D. Smith, who liues above Wianspor
Parish Of Poiute Gonpee Las shes five feet inches high
and has large on the naek of The left land,
The owner will call and claim his property according to law
h BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered December IS. 1858.
DO l5t CHARLEY LEE, for Comptroller
MAS brought TO the City Police Jan ON the
" lTh OF December, the black boy GREEN STRAWDY
says he belongs e NJ Gua'ns Breedow who lives in Iv
inches high and has good looking teeth and has cut on one
OF his fingers Or the right hand.
The owner will call and claim his property according law
L, BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
Registered December H. 1888
d25 IS. CHARLEY LEE for Comptroller
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FMO4b1CAr1ONS for the contracts for
SustuWhg ballast rea Tor plank roads Firsr street
from Magazine street the liver aud on EghIb strest f6g,
ST Ghatfss street. LivAF - 80
The work shall he nHiu0trAtAd nfn wv, 49,, Il s
contracts us follows ~ N
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ECONOMY! FCUADIY!
- Premium awarded AT the Ohio Mechanic Fair
PATENT SMOKE CONSUMING C0AIrGOOKTNG STOVE
FOUR SIZES
sHIPs, sTBAmBOArs AND AN

7E55E s8l4l778 SEaLE-sl ST NN1HVAHS AND IAN
q iessuppltsd with Beet, Pork Mutton and zeal
Sausages, Tripe, aud every ding in the butcher
lag line Barrels and halfoarres Of Choos Oornsd Beef
Ratup erder Cahnor Feniy HsS a. Stalls Nos q 81
and 81 OLD FRENCH AARKET. BY
AEEKEL i PARKER.
n B-steambosi5a and shipssupplfea with all kinds Of Igt
stock such fresh mitch Cows, HogD sb0nu Pigs Sheep
Goats, Cease, Ducks. Chickens, exc. se2g u
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d22 Il T, THEARD. COMPTROLLER
GPE GIFIC ATIONS for the contract for
- fsogalng me chimney conn clga WIN We qraaag mA
Iae chimney coRHecte with the Draining machine q ne
srss n as oar Dsc shall BE- erected IN
with l9e "csonPayhs plans 81 1Ae sizes ana dimensions
Ihe foundations shall be fifteen bricks squire At the bottom
inch yellow pine pa1ks crossing each other in workman5o
nPg and 99sgRg six inches S outside OF tn brick work
Be bc ad The s op Tle 5res work CHM
ney above the ointsq1s sail h&ye tie ness and d.
place to The chimney n II be Of m0}ogry and shall be built in
country bricks of the best quality laid for the foundations
%l 9FaT o. fIa 70 @6 ana Tfsr ssa
passed o. fresh Ih9n&a39 lime ara clear sharp sand me
hue shall be well plaered The chimney shall receive three
good coats Of whitewa'hng
The whole work shall be executed the entire satisfaction of
the City Snrgeyor, otherwise it shall be rejected
va 5 a t 9natt Dc C1 W. oGS qSS' anu sa %
The contractor shall be bound to begin tue work in the ten
Gnc d SnS II ne @ o Y ne ]
penalty ten dollars day for each aud every day thereafter
Security the sum Of $3.50 shl be requie to guarantee
the iHthiu ssloilnanes 10! o. me GlnfFagt, t. M ,
fhJeHt N cash on tue completion oil the WORK ana accept
aHGe Oh li1 same ~ me Si} anfyey9f IL, ~
well understood thal N case OF failure o he contractor
70 begin or finish work Or any pAr within the period
nYea or IN case me onc be asttsEea WIN ne manner IN
ght to enna the contract without putting te contractor II de-
applying court justice aud
aemny ana is al1o well understood mat in GHse me con
AN'
complete The same, n conformity with his contract the con
seoI ShHi 4fiet an claims ne may hEe i9E any at 81 tnc
work done by him up 10 The GATE Of the abandonment and tat
the CITY shall re thereby discharged from any and al apiy
therefor and il also well understood that m case the contract
be resod tie contractor and his securities shall be held and
bound IN sotO 10 pay unto the CITY all loss or adherence ne
tween hs price a. which the sontlGc9r originally t.
At q resale or readntigation,
Bias TO re Tor The whole %0Tk complete.
New orIe+ns' Dec Is, l85 M. ,....
lSlgueaI LOUIS Il. flLlE, Gity Surveyor
Approved BY The Committees on Streets ana Landings Of both
Boards Of The Common Council. rr-.,,,rr,
4SiBhe4l ItD6E!tIr ~ 1IHhi Chairman
lSigneIl II. i. NENNARD,
d Ess7ieroa Dec, Il 300 T THEARD ,onn,rollor
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G0HPTRoLLER'S oFFICk,
City of New Orleans, Dec 29, 1858.
No. 1850. I
Re0ne1 That the Comptroller be and he Ia hereby authorized
to sell t. lowest bidder contract for Furnishing
ing curb apd gutter stones the neutral ground Of EepRnade
street. from Royal the intersection of Bayou Road street
per specifications in Surveyors office Payment be provided
for In tic budget of 1883
[Signedi O, H, WALDO,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December IS, 1858.
lsignedl GBt Ard sTITH, Ma1or. d297t
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~ OF
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New OrleAnt.&
Be Remembered that this 10th March 1858 beforen no
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in for the city Asrad,
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and a. p
sr Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company OF
New Oren Who being duly sworn according to law az ae
pose and say that the above and mid
correct Transcript from the books Of said Company,
CHARLES BRIGGS, PTesiden
Il. 2. JAkVIER, Secretary,
SWonEo and subscribed before this 10th day Of March,
A. D. 1888 c. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trnstee6 have resolved nterB Of six
per the outstanding certificates Of profits
aud after the second Monday May next and redeem
and after that date the scrip issued Of the year 1855 rssevng,
under the provisions Of heir charter capital Of hge
hundred thousand dollars aud they have further declared
a scrip dividend Of FGRIY-TWO PER CENT. on the set
earned Of the year ending February % 1855 for
which certificates will be Issued the first dag Of
June 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Wise PresidBats
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The attention of the officers city and of the public ia
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
Jyl6tf Comptroller CITY Of Nav nrIeeDs
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will adudeste at my office at II o'clock NJ the above
d22 It T. THEARD. Comptroller
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Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY. 18th day Of
January 1859 will aduddate my office l. O'Clock NJ,
'n as s3 ct contract T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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ns-send FIR sr,t Nashville, Tenn.
up Clubs Immediately P'SpeeAsSeS' ed 49, a aGSe
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Approved December 49, 1858.
L6ignadl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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b. T K. BENNETT.
AT n IRON WoR6S1Tho undersigned beg leayetoinorm
~ featuring Nil kinds Of Architectural and Building Iron
Work Nos 81 and 81 Crcns street. y5randahB
Ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight GirculaT
Stairs, Iron Bridges Roofs etc.
They constantly hnRd Cast Wrought Iron Col
nmna Ventaors and Sash Weights and Gil NIL orders
avery dsscrPonof Castings Columns Store and House
With despatch,
m24 tt BENNETT Il co
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GAS FIXTURES. ..",..r..G GAS FIXTURES.
J. B. NOME, 1856 Charities street.
Dealer in Chandeliers, Brackets Hall Lamps OF French Eng
American manufacture 10 the greatest variety and
low prices
Also a large variety of Globes, ETC.
put Gas Fixtures. au2 CIR
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The Fourth Volume of this beautiful and popular Weekly
aging prospects, It will at that time be '1eeU'
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tSigladl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of boil
Boards Of the Common Council.
tSgnedI ROBERT HUYGHE rbir,o,
[Sgneil H. I. YEGNARD, 'iA Lie"
Registered Dec. q, 1855.
d22 II T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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Board Of the GommUn Gouncil 7e .''.s4'ls " Ug>=
tsigued ROBERT HUYGHE, -,..
Registered Dec IS is5s
dE9 II r. TFEARD f!o,ptrol1ar
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one day, during the hardest campaign Of our
sturdy soldiers, Madam Pierpont was alone Of the
sarin. pomp, d negro servant, had gone some er.
rand which would detain him till night-fall, and
Aleck the hired man. had wounded bis hand in the
morning with an AK 50 that he was quite disabled,
and obliged % return to his home, about mile dis
tant. which, BY the way, was the nearest homestead
10 the old red farm house,
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Signed J. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Signed N WHITNEY,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen
Approved October a. 1858
rSigned GERARD STITH, Mayor
, 1858-07-16

in convention and enacted q constitution
being republican in form, and the Territory
having the number Of inhabitants to justify
it, Kansas should have been promptly ad
mitted into the Union.
6. ReSOlred, That the people Of Kansas
under the constitution enacted by theiI
convention, may at all times alter, reform
or abolish their form Of government in sucl
manner as they may think proper )" thai
the provision contained therein as to par
ticular mode Of alteration after 1864, doei
not forbid any other mode the people by
regular process may choose to adopt, either
before OF after that time and this con
struction is warrantable by the practice o.
Louisiana, Pennsylvania and other States
ind may be regarded as based upon a set
tied principle Of constitional law.
l. ResOircd, That we rejoice to Learn
that this exciting question has at last beer
withdrawn from the halls Of Congress
where for months its Improbable discussion
has excluded all legislation whatsoever
8. Resolrcd, That if the constitution o.
Kansas is not acceptable in some of its pro
visions to the majority of free State men o
that Territory, their own course of obsti
nate conduct has produced this result
they have no cause to complain, and thsiI
mouths should be forever closed
O. Resolrcd, That we have an abiding
confidence in the ability, integrity and pa
triotism of James Buchanan, President o.
the United States that we extend to hi
administration, so far as the same has beer
developed, our most cordial support.
10. Resolred, That the Hon. Isaac
Stevens, our delegate in Congress, is enti
tied to our undiminished confidence thai
we have much to hope for from his wei
known perseverance aud energy, his sigma
ability, aud his answering devotion to the
interests of our Territory.
IL. ResOlrsd, That we pledge cordial
support to the ticket this day nominated
and will use all fair and honorable means
to secure its election.
IL. Resofred, That the proceedings o.
this Convention be published in the Pioneel
and Democrat of Olympia, and the Demo
cratic papers of Portland, Oregon.
On motion Of Mr.. Hayden, the chail
appointed Messrs p A'Hern, W. II. Dill
lon, and T. j. Fletcher Democratic Cen
tral Committee for Clarke county for tn
ensuing year.
On motion, Convention adjourned sin
die.
IRA PATTERSON, Chm'n.
II. L. CAPLEs, Sesy 1
, 1858-07-16
Ny Mothers Grave.

The trembling dew-drOps fall,
Upon the shutting flowers; like souls at rest,
The stars shone gloriously; and all
Save me are blest.
IT'S a sweet flower yet must
Its bright leaves TO the morning tempest bow;
Dear mother, is thine embem dust
Is on thy brow.
And could love to die;
To leave untasted life's dark bitter streams,
By thee, as erst in childhood lie,
And share thy dream.
And must linger here,
TONstain the plumage of my sioIess years,
And mourn the hOpssjtO childhood dear
With bitter tears!
Aye, must linger here,
lonely branch upoh a withered tree,
Whose last frail leaf untimely sore,
Went down with thee.
OF from life's withered bower,
In still communion with the past, turn,
And muse on thee, the only flower,
In memory's urn.
And when the evening pale,
Bows, like mourner, on the dim blue wave,
stUy to hear the night winds wall
Around thy grave.
Where is thy spirit fiownl ....
u gaze above-tby look is imaged there
listen, and thy gentle tone
.-' Is on the air.
Oh, come, while here press
Ny brow upon thy grave and in those mild
And thrilling tones Of tenderness.
Bless, bless thy child
Yes, bless your weeping child;
And DER thine urn, religions hollest shrine,
Oh, give bis spirit, undefled,
To blend with thine. ....
, 1858-07-16
nsrBenton's Thirty Years, View is sa

b~Benton's Thirty Years Viewis said
to have reached already the sale Of 10, 900
volumes The publishers. Messrs, Apple
ton &Co., are about to issue new edition,
with copious analytical index, and an
photographed memoir Of Colonel Ben
ton, written three months before his death.
n6r The oldest clock in America is one
in the Philadelphia Library, which is near
ly two centuries old. 1t was made in Lon
don, keeps good time, and is said to have
been owned by Oliver Cromwell
BT The President has postponed the
land-sales in Kansas TO October hext.
b0- You had better End Out one Of your
own weaknesses, than ten ofyour neighbors.
b6- When we record our angry feelings,
let it be done on the snow, that the FIRST
beam Of sunshine may obliterate them
forever.
, 1858-07-16

D6r The following is an extract from a
letter to the editor Of the Oregon Tines
on the same subject--frOm Gen. LANE
the Oregon delegate: Dos pa
"I still believe that the Committee on
Military Affairs will report faVourably
upon our War Debt Bill. The impression
produced by the late discussion on the
Douglas bill was very gratifying, and l
assure you that il We could on that evening
have had vote on my bill, It would have
passed We will procure the passage Of
my bill providing for the payment Of all
claims allowed by the commission at this
Congress, have no doubt.
yours, &C.,
"JosEPH LANE"
, 1858-07-16
RATEs On ADYERTIsING.

For one square, 2 lines or less) three weeks IS 90
For avery additional insertion, 81 90
A liberal deduction made 10 yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertions must be distinctly marked
on the margin Of advertisements sent u.s. or they VIII
be continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
, 1858-07-16

L, P. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building,
Sacramento street, San Frannisco is authorized to
receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise
nsnts in California.
, 1858-07-16

Already it has been announced that CeP-
tain Dodge, Of the schooner MatthsaO Vas
sAr, went up the river on this plea. Let
every other captain who sails to Frazer
river do likewise, say ], and soon we can
have this matter settled. Lewis Cass, that
great stickler for phifty-four phorty or
plight" would be the man to adjust DIM
culties, and to suit