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FRoA CrAH.-Mr. Joseph b Larielle, direct
from Salt Lake City, has arrived at ST Louis
He states that communication between the d. ace
commissioners and Brigham Young is kept up
DAILY ana most peaceful feeling prevailed
General Harvey was met Oh the 9th at O,FaII.,,S
Bluff, 100 miles west OF Fort Kearnev Uarn.v
had Cheyenne chief with him, whom he d..
signed accompanying to Ash Hollow, for I'M.
purpose OF making peace with bis nation Air
Larielie also met Col. Monroe at Scott's RIpr
and Col. May at Plum Creek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

" The licensed haC kmen Of the city of New
York have determined To take some measures 70
ensure greater respect for their calling and secu
hty for the public against imposition They
have Initiated an association, which. il il To be
hoped, with the assistance OF the authorities.
will put an end TO the swindIing fraternity. the
members OF which Prey 80 constantly upon the
travelling community, and bring discredit upon
the hackmen as a class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23
BOARDING,

koAhDII Two comfortable Rooms with Road
- csn hc Ohalned an private tamil, M Al I9tb
sIrr@t between q and n. :, "a .,
a LaD1 hpM THE NORTH, of long eS
peTIeHce rs q caterer has recsUfIy Tep,sJ -,
- Stree between 9th and 9TH streets winch wi
III re KEEP az trst class hr for a few Sc
ieot ooafutTs. SeveTsl handsomely furnished apsTt
henls' win gas are Vacant, and al, Sc wishing a
Ht"ice ~ rooms Will do wei to call early good
aaOl" IL ana cNeTS facility offered To u N n
agIeeahie home. References gwen 10 thai Meet a
lew IStne bOaTdeTs can Also Ice accomuoda cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

IL The sabbath School of the First Method.
ls' Protestant Church, New YORK, went ON an ., .
eursion last "Wednesday morning After reach.
ing their destination, the company separated into
small parties, one OF which, taking = sail boat
was capsiEed in squall and three PERSONS were
drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23
FIRsT GRAND PIC MIC
a. IuE
Vigilant Fire Company,
At AhLING TON >PRING.

The NIgIlant ire Cumpauy. of Georset, Nm
intend having PC Nc At AR .S1x.---T-,,
LING ron SPRlNG o. MED S<-S-zs~S
NE-DA \. Jul, : tn. The Com
m.ttee If AfraugeGeIlts have made ample Prov, q d
f1r the comfort ~ 81 Joyment Of those NhU IA :,
favor them with their presence.
The hne bUaI POTOMAC BELL will leave the
A ,ueIuct at O'Clock a. VA sud Will % axe regU. ar
tiips every hail hour dUuHg the day, for the free
passage of those having tickets
Tbs public m9y depend uH perfect order. and thar
no effort shall be spared TO make the Ion tas
Ant Sn agreeable.
NopersOH t1tH be asv5ift,d oH The groVHd, IRA
oar ttrket.
hetTeshIUe uts val be furnished To- Al eKpererced
cate eT. At resst die rates.
A hne haGd oi cpiillor music has been engaged
Ilcksts.-deutl-meu - cents IaJIes , cent?.
Children 80 ceEtS.
CuHsHftfsE.
". Clements, lHo. n. Fletcher.
r.. Hut ins. W. n. Jett
". 4. PaSco. al, n A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

" The Ra'lr"ad Convention held al Cleve-
iahu' OHIO, Las decided on making the throug h
passeh3ef rates from all points the same AZ Inv
the hnr Railroad, and fr-ights II per ton les,
Inc western roads were not fully represented
Ihe new arrangement is to take effect on Mon.
day next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23
MONUMENT FESTIVAL,

~
AS our German fellow citizens are aware mum
Der OF our fellow cIuHtrymen IN New York some
TIME ago united IN the laudable purpose of erecting
ling patriot, the merIted iienera SreuGen Tothose
VINO are not familiar with the services rendered Nv
that noble hearf ed stranger during the Revolution
arS ar. 1t needs only to extract d few lines from
me ietter which George Wa .hIRst"n addressed to
hl on the eve OF las resignation Of the command of
the Army, aid winch reads Is follows:
though have taken ffequenr approximations,
IN puic and private OF acknOw ledg ING yOnr great
ZEAL attention and abilities performing the duties
of your office, ,et wish 10 make use Of rhis last
iioelt 81 Inv puDc nfo to signify, the strongest
terms, my entire appreciation of yGur conduct ard
To eX press my sense of thu ObgstIo the public IL
under 70 you Tor your faithful and neTIturuus ser
wees"
In order to cooperate with the Central Commit
tee of New York, we, the German citizens of
w ash .ngion have come to the conclusion 10 cee
brate IA Stsuhen Festival of our own instead of
scndiIe gI1ts To our BRETHREN IN New York, and tn
deliver the proceeds from The saw = To The New York
Committee IN due time. " e had hardly started ouT
object INTO public notice, when We were happy 10
perceive that II was evsry where received with
favor and enthusiasm. that there is not
81 doubt but that on the day of the r festival MON
DA the 18th instant the inhabitants OF the Dis
trct VIII witness one of the greatest turn outs
winch ever occurred IN this latitude We are con
hdsnt that not only all of our German brethren Will
pait pate, but that numbers of American fel-
low citizens will likewise be ready to show teaIty
10 the creed and inheritance of their fathers and OF
tit n Die band 81 strangers who assisted them I'm
tntii Desperate anu Protacted struggle for Liberty
Arlington (CustIs'sI Spring has been selected As
The spot where the Festival will be held, and a full
programme of the process sion, Ceremonies amuss.
ments and Performances of the day, Ill be pub
lshed III tho morning and evening papers from, To-
morrow until next NJ Undhl, the Both instant.
IlcsetS can Id Ead At ali the principal American
ana herman hotels and restaurants.
by order of
TIE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
ana the Committee on Printing and Invitations.
IL All civil aud military organizations desiTous
OF Joining the procession will report a. the Uea
quarters 81 The Central Committee, at J. GeIhaTd's
MaTy land avenue.
IIf tUnIon please copy
| . GROCERIES.
L INVITE the attention of heads of families aud
purchasers geHerui.y To lily we-s elected stocE of
fanlily GInSeres, choice OOiOnr q. d g reeD 'Teas
very best Family and Extra Flour, choice Family
htins;-in short, every article Ia the Grocery line
OF the BEST qualls, and at prices that cannot fail 10
please, at the Old Stand
~ = 81 WIN. ORME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

fT+ WORTHY OF NOTICE.-I now take
- pleasure IN announcing TO the people of the
NavT y ard that have just received a hne supply
Of Imported and Domestic Dr., Goods. Hosiery c.
which offer Z" sell at less prices than they can he
obtained Ia any store In the clty. 70 secure and
retain CUSTOM strict attention ~ hereafter he paid
10 keeping up the assortment. AL Goods Will he
Warranted as to their quality. Please oAll and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
ISAAC BARR, Proprietor.
At Mr.. RapettI's Old Stand, | street, between Eth
and 9Th streets. ~ n ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

HE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF
- Premiums 10 the pupils Of the Public schools
OF the irat District will lake place FRIDAY
Ar TEX NOON, 23d instant, at 4 O'Clock, IN the
Lecture X Om OF the Smithsonian Institution.
Addresses may be expected from Prof Alex
D.HItTy, ui i,Ousai.a, and Rev. James A. Harold
The exercises will consist of singing by the pu-
pills Hnd music by the marine band. The medals and
successful competitors.
The parents aud friends of the pupils ard all who
may he interested al the cause of publIc education
are invited to attend.
X. Il. IRONSIDE, Chairman
~ II IL Committee of ArrauEemsufs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

II AT the commencement Of Harvard COLLEGE
Toe graduating class numbered 81. Lord Ma
pier, Edward Bates of St Louis, and Governo,
Banks were LII DIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

IL Plans for the publication OF the Thame,
r'et are pouring in upon the House Comm,,tr
at the rate Of hundred a day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

u IL is stated that coinage of double SOW
erslgnS Is shortly to be Issued in Eng Iand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

IL Advertisements should be sent In by
IL o'clock q. m. +; otherwise they may not
appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23
LOST kED FUUYD

SrfAN ED AWAN-tbnut a fortnight NO I,
- Light Oray MICH COW, with ears <z<<,kS
SIoPpeu. a iIb7Ial re aaTC Wild he pad Tor GakS
her retnTnt No. rs q ttTeet, between nth
and 18th SITS. - -
~ smHll BuIdie OW, with white Sn,,i "e- 80,
IN heI forehead. aud horns hearty met ~
a." 80, Ie""1a " II % pad ioI her return 70 ~
18th SITS. ''~oeh ON dhu
" . u JAMES KEILIGAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

II The mississippi river at Nicksbur., when
The Hood was highest, was % feet deep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

n" BElNG ASKED so OFTEN If HAD
~ turned police oihcer,I fee IN duty Bound Ia in
form my friends and customers that SaEut HANDY
police officer. IS not Samuel w. X. Ha!ld. ,rocer
who nav stI be found Al ms old stand. 20 Pa ave
nue., opposite Wizards Hotel. pens ing fine Fam
lily groceries,, IqC0Ts Cigars. X C., cheap for casb
or To prompt monthly customers.
IL Goods delivered to a. parts ofthe city, free
oil chaTEe. -. w. h. HANDY,
~ 22-1t* 9qp Pa avaDua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23
THE ENCURSION or THE sEASuk.
Eh TuE
Presidents Mounted Guard.
On TIL RSDAY. Jul, Path,
10 81 Z 4 EsTin n - ID .uLI Ia y

The large steamer POWuATAN VIII leave her
WHAT, on tth street, al O'Clock -
Il: IA, and atTlye nj the Pavilion n I Esfk
O'Clock p. IA. where The sNcursIOn o<.ez..-.
ISIS oah hsi, sS and Lathe IN suUTt havs ~ ne I'd
NhE'ages OF that deiIghtfui Magetiu. pace I~ra
adyert. eiltent in The star 10 a.. ]. Marshall
me bal wall be UpsHe NJ the sPscIuus lls ii rai.,r
al pa &c oos 10 Continue duriag tn- pleasure of t
company. Ihe boat al leave th- PAvllluu a. .
At O'Clock ,. "a.
Oand Nlii accompany the sNcuIsIouIst4.
Medis Az refreshments sIu be furnished a. ths
ususl piIcss.
, nat al mg' enjoy themselves and L. en- bic zen
usnsn 10 TAX their i.uIiies, the Ear Il the hoat
sni be Closed, and no liquor VAL Ice allowed 10 10
Tickets CO. TO admit gentleman aud adj 8 "a te
htd OF the COMMITTEE CuIy.
guests. " "
DInlbuses al start from th. corner OF sth street
aId fennss ivaLIA avenue ~ 3 o'clock.
CO8HGtf,e a. Arran-. MS
Capt JOS. Peck. iIruT Sz,,'i IA ox,p.
~ " IL Burch' O.S JnU. n. McCufrl-u,
"a HIen'z' CIR. Mast. EdW. I, Nrts b.
WIN. e.. u 5 d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

Telegraph line 10 the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock
July %, ISIS.
New York, N. Y..........clear, warm.
PhilaGelphia, Pa. ........ cloudy. warm.
Baltimore, Md ..-..-..... clear, Their. 80.
Washington, ID. C........ cloudy.
Richmond, clear, ther &c, wind
Petersburg Va ............ clear, warm.
Norfolk, Va ............... clear, tn 50, wind y
Wilmington, " Coco. clear, ther. SO
Columbia, = C............clear, very warm.
Charleston, !. C...........Clear, tn. ~, wind SW
Augusta, Ga...............clear, warm.
Savannah, Ga .............cleHr, tn =. wind SW
Macon, Ga.................clear, warm.
Columbus Ga............ cear, warm.
Montgomery, Ala .........clsar, warm.
Lower PeaC Tree, Ala. clear.
gainesville, MI s.......... clear, pleasant.
New Orleans, La.......... cloudy, tn So wind w
CumOeIland, hd......... .cioudy, cool
Wheeling, Va cloudy, pleasant.
Lynchburg, Na............clear, ther. II
BTlstoi, len... cloudy, Their. 80.
Barometer at the Smithsonian, at : a. ~. (cor-
rected for temperature % $50: at noon. 90 SO
Thermometer, at a. m, 72,; at noon SD. Max
mum yesterday, 81; minimum last night, e..
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jy 23-eO2'

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History OF Ireland, from the earliest period to the
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ZINE FAMILY GROCERIEs-Gc.

II y, c.
a sacks Welsh's Premium Family Flour.
q sacks Wheeler 4 Hcath's do
D bbis do IL
; BIB s Ayondale Extra Superhue do
- bbis Oi her choice brands do
Fresh Corn NJ ZEAL constantly ON hand
; hbls No. Crushed Sugar
5bbis No. GraHulated do
s bbls No. Pu verzed do,
hhis best Clarified do
a large assortment fine Brown SuYars
"a n mtse assortment hne Cotees and Teas
lm lbs GTeen Preserving Ginger
hbls beat Family Lard
, erces Gray Extra Sugar cursd Hams
so lbs NirginIa-cuTed a.
2,Hh lbs best Shoulders I'VE
ibis No. MaskereI
) bbs Nos do
10 bbs Prime Herrinss
900 lbs superior Goldfish
10 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
oboAes Norton's Pine Apple Cheese
with AL her Groceries, Wines Iiouors 40
requisite to family and other nses iust rsca' ~,
aud for sale on reasonable terms FOR ca an AMI ~
punctusl creditors only. "" ~
~ JONAS p. LEVY,
~ <o-eo<~ NO. 464 7gh ST., corner of f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

The WEATEER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23
7 he zen TRIAL COMMITTEE
and the Committee on Printing and InvItatiou

H. All civil and military ORGANIZATIONS desiruus
OF Joining the procession will report a. the Hea
Mary land avenue.
U H-tf (UnOn please copyD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

IHE NEW WAR SrEAMERs.-It is saia that
an order has issued, or is about to isue III.
reciing that two of the new war steamers shall,
be built at Philadelphia Navy Yard. The
machinery will, most likely, be built by con.
tract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

niSSDl.u fioN--The Copartnsrship heretofore
D, eI sting under the linn of LaBARRR a DyFS
Is this daJ dissolved 10y mutual Consent.
+. LABARRE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-26
Where ar, the PoliesT

TO THE BDfToR or TBE HERALD.
Why would inquire, do not the Metropolitan police
dspee the crowds Of lounges rowdes thieves and loaf
ers thsi copgregse the corners insulting decen, per-
sens Who ere most unfortunately obliged 10 pass them.
would aude more particularly 70 The OF Green rch
ana Canal and OF Bspenyd snd Church streets where al
ali times OF the day, some five or six may be and
heard usps obscene and profsne language Property s
upesfe and the present pofce SILL regardless
OF their duty than their predecessors which need
less No longer than last week the Windows OF shouse
IN this (Fiftb) ward we're stove m, and although the
act 90 OF several, yet a. usual arrests we're
made Saturday night oght ensued In this ward, BIZ, ~
usual arrest and this IA the way that matters pro-
crossing from bad 70 worse BY using your influence 10
Of your well vshers and 81 tbe same time oblIge
AN old SUBSCRIBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-26

have brought them forward and the later sorts are
likely to be good crop. Oats have very promis-
ing appearance, and may be expected to yield fair
average. Barley about the same as last year The
meadows have produced no first crops of hay, owing
to the excessive heat in the early part OF the season
Clover next to nothing, for the same reason. This
applies however, more especially to lands in higher
situations; those parts Of the country where the
meadows lay deep and were flooded have produced
remarkably fine crops of hay. On the other hand,
they write from Mecklenburg-a great cattle grow
ing country-that the appearance OF the meadows
and the prospect Of their producing sufficient fodder
for the winter are discouraging that many cattle
breeders are induced to sell off their live stock d
tout pair being fearful of not having enough to feed
them through the winter. Peas and beans are almost
a complete failure. Millet and buckwheat, which in
some of the eastern provinces form next to potatoes
the staple article of food looked upon as entirely
lost, particularly in the more elevated localities.
Altogether the harvest prospects would not be very
cheering if the increased facilities of communication
by rail and the constant reduction of freghts did
not provide remedy by the transport of grain and
live stock from more favored regions on scale for
merly unknown, and from distances that would
otherwise have been iDsuperable. Thus rye was
brought last spring all the way from Hungary, about
800 or 900 English miles, and droyes of large hogs
are arriving daily by rail still greater distance
from the woods of Moldavia-fOr the supply OF
Berlin.
Accounts have been received of disastrous inunda-
tions in SaxoDy, the Hartz Mountains &c. Whole
districts under water and il is feared that many
lives have been lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-26

In your journal few days ago read excellent ar
tcle on the subject Of burglaree, and much struck
with the force Of the remarks there pres snted and
brought 10 mind the history Of burglary which had been
committed the 10th n July last AT the house No. l
West Fourteenth street The lady VINO lost the property
Immediately applied u The police, wnsn she advised
keep quiet She took their advice and has Kept quet
ever since and the burglars remain NJ large the lady
adopts The recommended 10 the HgsALD, an
publishes 10 your advertising columns description OF tho
property stolen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-26

oVVVO anu uPWaIuS. 40
The total number assessed was only 25S, $50, but
this return does not include Ireland. Under schedule
+ we have the number put down at S749S with the
tax charged upon fl00 year up to f5 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-26
the Eu~Iish Iucone Tax.

Parliamentary return shows the number of
persons who pay income tax under schedule D. with
The amount of assessment. The public will be in
ierested in seeing the figures The payment was for
the year ending 9Th of April, 1857
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

A|tNIFA.F |#"W
Ne ie5 S
AD1ousNE1
APP legislature ae''Ha 3 Anpfs'
sas zih inst, after led end
busy session .of forty aay Much
has been aeeenpl shed dosing 4 3 aslib-
eraiions for ths welfare dnd advance
ment Of the Territory whilst al The same
time manv laws were nassed which would
have heen more satisfactory left III.
done and tss s;obe manfred from lie
local authorities under general su.
Great crsa s dus ior lie 81 sreV and
n-erseveranee of tie members. I'D their
dstenm;asH5a q assonpl she objects
for IA a.et were defeats al dis.
pmos;,ion Was manifested amsno Iii p.r.
lies 70 prevent q much excitement. con
tsn4ion. and thereby loss Of The ;ne dat
should Be disposed Of For useful Ind com
mendsble bufn6ses. Il Is nevertheless
- M|K
verv didle6lt IS pserens he fritterino
au5ybours sometime 81 subject Of hi.
nor ;mnor,asc1 s. tbe ssonle gas srarv &,
even ID he Interests # The sDe cial and
local constituency. and bftsn neither. and
o~ccs -. even i tbA ;ra;g;asaI
who ant;s;nases @laursIs for his 81 eIsted
cronn
pAxerA oneAsIzrp.
The inhabitants of the Territory Of
Dakota have organized q Terrilol ial gov
eminent BY the election Of all The prop
er officers for the purpose Of carrying
on the government.
Governor Henry Masters delivered his
message % the Legislature and il Is
SAID TO be q document abounding 10 ma
ny practical Suggestions and happy
thoughts
The plan adopted is the same us that
which was suggested and recon nended
in an article copied and Published IN the
Advertiser last year which purporied 10
be a letter written at Niobrarah on that
subject.
That IS correctly and practically enfor-
cling the doctrine Of Popular Sovereignty.
Now hat they are organized let Con
0ress merelv define he b-oondar;es If he
Territory. make the necessary a-nnronria
tons odefrav their Territorial -eapebses
and receive their d~eIeoate. and hermit
him to take bis seat and nar,;e;ra.e 8
bebalf # his const;tnan,s * IN onsst;,ns
hat uerta;n % their in,eres, 0tarFsl
and governmental adtaoeanen, s,,a ~.
b;l;tF.
.eo4.D aro,ors.
Arcade a-rraooen,en,s az bs;ns m.ds
10 ! Ts,4;sor;al oros1;gs,;o,
IS wessern Nebrss1a s.d ! s.9;Ilr nls.
q that under which Dstota oros,ized
and viii ba carried ~ oaao, 49,
the next season j no,., .,.;o;sat.a Ia
ere this ,ba daleua,o f.on.tha o...-n
portion Of Kansas has a;rsetsa b;s so,,rss
io,ards he araa, ran;,si 6 ~ s.t;on
with an,bor;,v t. al -Dern;ss;on : =,
far ! constituency III san, b;n H. ~,
nprnoso
In As':.I
,or,, { ~ ,-aanee54~M M
n.:,w q ~. - - .l..S -.
IS x.nos.~ ~ ~
ar T,sa. ~
LII :. s. a-g s.
s Il Hoass s. %;,B;, . ~ {. -
ssaae~;..lr ros..orss ~ m~L.
No. ~ -. -
4 Laes1anan.s IA - 7 s.. Y,
s'' ns ~ - - 80 . =
-
and he hin bassed the House bv twenty.
,brea for aboIisbino slavery. and six
8 NJ /, More m;oht ave vo,e ID For
ne b;ll bat the souposea thew Dred Scot,
dac;s;on covered he whole oroups and
,borofore !, was useless md ,oco,,s,;,,.
,;or.l : paSs aav sscb i Iaw.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

Nei.ce q Ae5ebf HFe4 th.fb rirloeofa l~uaeeshiQ
ssset ~ NiA1u tzrttf fIace dcftasedl bg dee4
ol trust eketulet ~ ne foafi1sasN 84f ol October Ap
~ " tt-et A'tttn anI recer1fl ia 90 keelff
es o-.ee 9. 4ena44 4uy Ns1Ialka IeffltNy, O.
ana forty -siEofDtt fo4 Walfr4 " uacknsI
Ae4lnsIfetor 81 ne esIateo RI said william = Parker
"iil Aou ne ornfTM eetcnd and Hain streets IN ne
town q br4TnQiIe l4 a Hn|. sen t1e hoursot
pine a'cIcck Va s. and Iart ac|acf r n ~ re tEoBr-
sssliA Gay q Neftn1cf AID 1855 sell 70 tie hI9hez
pi-4of lof cas1 II H1ut IofsFi1I descfltft land, g
nIou1shIp nUn1ef Nrtnoffn 81 ft1. N1nt1f Dir
teen esst 81 thetIxfn rlInInai mf|fW actrtka
IaIfII9T 4ud 10 t11c1I1 deed To- NfttItN4ftI. 4l9
same 80 te sold b ~ 8leraio DfeD4st1ry n1Ic g.
tr bed ln saifdcef. SAID noiebeine fetnnpaA 1915
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

Whetherye prospecse Of ye aspyranfe TO
ye position knowne as ye Delegate IN ye
Congress of ye United States Of America
be particularly frightened or ye feared
competitor q competitors be enirsly
slayede OF not ye depnens fur,he dseth
noite say.