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lam physician Of thirty Years practice My nrincra
study has hCeu diseases OF females They have generally
n1lo best Efforts Obtaiut the mueriall Composing
MurshulIs Uterine C9thuICuu, pleased with them
Eayo them fair trial, aud ound myself ahuuduny sue
g'ul lu my former practice could only mitigate the
upnus of about half the cases and could not
lon. Nuw radically least scvOute tw
AMI misatr the rest consider NJ irshaIs Uterine a.
tuuruu the greatest blessing 90 females have mot with
J n WILLIAMS, M. d., Charleston.
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NHERIEES EELLfyE 81 SALE-Pnrsnant N 70 the

- command ol orJcr Of sale, iSsuct itoW The
ur of Common Pleas Of Cuyahug County at lho suit 90
Edwin = Morgan, Plaintiff, AGAINST samuel X. Collins
sud others def, d1nts, 10 me directed, shall oucr
fr sale at public uuctui. at ths door Of the count
ll1 sr, Ion the curuoruf and ,hImplan srrtts
iu the CITY of Cleveland iu s1d County The az day OF
june, 1859, at oc.ock p NJ Of sud day the following
described au1s and tu cmouts, To Wit situate lu lut
township of Cnngru Falls, n the state o ONO and winch
nen tue whoe Ols aud par of iul o. und bounded
follows wit west uy Water street, sunh hy Ot"l'
street BY an alley running 0u Pearl sltet To uurt
street and north by mart u said lot No decided 20
Adm Grant. and situated ln the Vi of thugrn FAILS
be tuC but subject To all losa highways
ApprNi cd at 500 -. -. ... .. ..,
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Ctaol NoIifee.
GIIERIFPS SALE--pnrsuant 10 II

GllERlFF'S SALE.--Pursuant TO the
commiud OF orders of sale issued FROM tue Court
Common Pleas tuyahuga County, one nt the suit of
Uuupsr % 81 plain in AGAINST Marcus Cnulmnu ct 90
aud at the suit of Robert Hooper ct ai Uus
sd detts shall uer lu sale ai fuhhc Auction ui lne
door W the Cuun House tcofner ni scnecn sud thnmam
the 80 day u NJ iy, ls9, u 2gciock M. OF said ~
tho pliowtug described luhds and euUmcuts tuwt stu
the Cty OF Cleveland, tuyuhuta Count, and Siuo
of ONO, aud blun cd US follows beginning ut be fuuih-
west OF dot nud ewued hy Ere iorCk WAGE 10
ON Lake sree' theuce ruugns nor hery ao'g aig Wase
lus west line 1872 ct TO Ian Cupitd o. VI. hAThtlli
thence westerly with sail Ranut IS luo at lcct, htnc
utherly parallel with said WaEelus line 90 L3ketinel
thence westerly along said L1ke strcet the w" oi hc
gnYng, being The samo premises couNtltus y mWCu'
Cauimau and Marcus Rggcu6erE,r lw9 ol 'ae ue,ng ,
luts by Fitch u s Marshal ly order ui thc Court
pt ~ ls55 Vol ss palc $40. AuuiaiSed at SlsO).
ID l.. MtGHrMAN, Sheriff
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ions CRowrrL. PlG's Atry ma,5.dg2
GHERIFF AZ SPEGLAL MASTERS

- SALE.-pursuaut Go the command of an rider of
sale issued Court Of Common Pleas pt tuyuh1gi
County, at the suit OF II Chamberlain, Pul uh US,
lirursr Harding Daieudlut to directed, shall offer
for sale Public Aucuuu at She door of tho Court House
cnrnrr Of Se"eca aud Cuimpal strUets) lu Tue tl n
Cleveland, said County thr 4th dIy OF june l,'9
o. uc uok NJ Hi said day the following described lands
and tenement Situate n BTu1kIYn township aud
s known city lots Nos 53uld 20 no stones suhd-
vision u original Tot M. S. ia Ohio cry, aud W d
situated Washing ucir each 80 eet ROM lnd
rear uu 1871 ut u deuth together with ul the hercdt
yuts aud amp ihtrcuuo belonging bur subj .t
an streets and highways LO 81 52uppraised at S3O Lot
ID 1. WIGHTAIAN.
ig-.r r.l. N teft l am
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0ronspnrtatinn.
NEW YORK CENTRAL RIILROID COJS
SllFM 1859. 80. .sIE=c
- Isfa7
TUE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION 60.

uss4zEfsses
TUE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
viii during ho present season run THEN wei known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdcnsburRh q OsweRo, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdcnsburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And SEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswcgo, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at osIonsburph with tho
Ogdeusburgh q Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdcnsburgh, Burlington Concord Manchester,
Nashua Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
Andai osveeo whit
New Oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal
Bei,occa oswego, Troy Albany and Ne'O York.
Connecting also at Duubirk with the
NEW YORK q ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Botweru Dunkir,, Clevelunl and Saudusky, and
TRGwEFKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunurk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
~ Property forwarded hy this Line viii De subject to
| hut one transhl pmcnt.
~ Merchandise marked N r Co. Express" will be-
forwarded fir ma New York hy Express Freight Itaiu
over the Now York n Enc Railroad, aud promptly for
wurdeu from Dunkiik.
~ These Lines connect Cleveland with the Cleye-
| land, Detroit aud Lake superior Line
APPLY TO
] !. MYERS. Agent n T. Co, No. III Broadway, N, Y.
J. J.. WARMER, Agent N y Co.. No CgntiC slip N Y.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent n 4. Co, No. SO sta street
! Boston
! Boston
! CiiAS S TAPPAN. cor. 9Th and Chestnut st Phia.
! !. Ii. CHURt II, Agent, Rouse's Point N Y. 80
! e.. l. THOMPSON, rrcas y. n. Co. OEdensburEh, NY
| GEORGE PARk ER, AGE {,
! HONEN CRAWFORD. Oswego. N. Y.
| s d CALDWELL, Agent, Duukirk.
! iCllAMHEkllN. CRAWFORD ~ CO, Cleveland.
j. $. CHENOWETH CO, Cincinnati, q.
] j. n McBETIl, Agent Sandusky.
/ WM y Wal kEi, Agent, Toledo
! E. h. MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit Mich.
| i. u CRAWFORD, Mi wnukee, Wis.
! o HALE.
] NcIENRT BARKER, Racine, Wis
] MAIHER CO., Chicago
] JACOB WASUBURNE, DHvcuuort Iowa.
! II y. WlHDRG co ., Fulton City, Ill,
| ". W. GRAHAM 81 co Cairo, III.
! FIFE MICHAEL st. Louis.
Office Of The Northern Trnspmtation Comlany,}
moriaRG p CHANBERLlN, President
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- SALE -pu. suaut 90 the command Of an order OF
sale issued from tho Court OF Common Pleas Of ny uo4a
Couly. the suit of John Fehy plnuu, agar 81 john -
Cooley ul defendants, On me directed shHl uer Cor
sale IL Puhir Auction at the door of the Court House,
.cOiuuruf Seneca aud Champlau streets n The Gus OF
cleveland std County, The it day ui June, lo1J a.
n ~ lock a NJ u sald day the following described lands
bud tcuenents to w: Situate 10 the township u Brook
yI uuw teyulaud iu suid UNITY aud s known los hriug
part OF lot No % according m the or uHl surrey ul SAID
township aud bounded 9ud described Is folio Es: besu
uug un the north side B7ycy street. he fence on che
west sdu Of lsuds enclosed by Thomas CURE, thence
uuherv at right angles from Bl lev ~r0e hundred
feet thence westerly parallel with said BHyluy street tuy
pet right angles slufhtrly hundred 'tt Jn
said ll ty street, tleHCB psterly said street INV feet
thr place Of beginning treher with al d." hredia-
meuts and uupurtcuHuce thCruu'u hauuEng hu SuucDt
20 all streets and hIgIways. Appraised az 81 81.
ID. l.. WlGlIrhGAN
Shorthand Special Master Cuumls siuucr.
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Read what Dr Bushnell saws Of the Graefoubeg NJ
Cinrs lr % s ph1 siCun ot extensive practice, and
OF the most successful iu the county (Irumhu) IN WIN
lac resides.
Ihs cartiGes that have used the GTaeienberg Pin
and Murshus Ca hulcon sold here by J. H. G. johnson
90 NV practice, my outie satisfaction They aIe good
medicines Dr g W BUSHNELL
Hartford, Tumbull Co., o March I, 1851
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DrnQs
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.

RETAIL PRICES.
Vegetable Pills, pcr box ... 20
grtcu Mountain Oirtmcu utr ............... 90
,arsapnlu, per huttlr.....-
1hidfCus PuuHCU1 per "
2 At la'INlIt NNf iI0illts
Fever aud Aguc Remedy, per 20
teuiu biNtrst ltT Unr nNrH..... l
Oysentcry syrun, per bOtt w
Cunsumptive's Balm per -
M tshuil's Uterine Catholicon ben bottle.. ... 90
gme eunhpu Pile Remctly per 0ttle........... 90
Manual of Health pcr tupy ........... 20
For sale by Tie t druggists. also by Agents in the
principal towns iu Ohio.
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CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFs=4-7z1
~ Lake Navigation, the PropratOsG HflVEAM
lt this Line viii put upon tue route rom gi -
BIllu tu Chicago seven hrst-cIass A
S-LnM SL.-ulars u- ErunL .LLnmgLh lml sn.Hl.
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DR., AMOS & SON,

IOTU0r UI Mum HNU WUay sTreeIs, BUTTALUl n Y.
A RE TIL & ONLY PHYSlCIANSlN
"a o." S"Io whoarc members OF the Royal Coliegool
Surgeons, London May be- consulted from uuluck 300
the morning until Might every and symptom
disease The treatment thuy adopt is the resultb upwards
OF thirty years extensive practice IN Europe AMI
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ur AMOS a. SON take pleusuruin announcing that thev
ut BE-. Gated important instrument for the cure
che u. uFua,os. il has hscn sublcCted to test by the
mu Icut UhssClaus ~ London, PARIS, phIludelrla
hurk hu, been declared the only useful ustut
ed for tho ot Seminal Weakness. OF
lty disc caused los tho secret habits OF youth Price
fluNs uull or express.
n. % -Dr AMOS n SON. iu order 10 satisfy the most
sNpt m astu the morlis Of Tins instrument pledge thr-
rlyH That Iu instance here 80 uu>aslgC
tory Il fair trial the money viii be refunded by
'uIIuu. the IusiIuuCut lu good order
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SHERIFF ~ SPEUlAL MAoThb'S
~ SALE-Nutce is hereby ycu that by ylrue ola pl"-
r. u slle slUd from tho Cu1T OF Common Pleas
of ffuyahuau County, the SUIT cot john Coleman INST
Mirlu Baily It, a. and to directed shall VII iur
sale Ht Public Autuu al the uUur Uf the Court House,
ION 0t Sor6Ca aud Champlan stree Ia he ty vt
uvelaul in said County. he h day of June 1879, at
O'Clock p NJ usaid day tho following described prmts
es, wit; Suuten the township ut WurreusyIe, being
No u the llh OF townships o. the Cuuuortlcut
Wes ru Reserve ia the STA u ONO, aud which is also u
the County Of Cuyuhuga, aud Is kuuNu b belug part OF
lot r. aud bounded follows: .eguulug al the uenfrC
road running Bed ord. running south To- ds owned by
Grurg- lhey thence uuf sud Lac 10 rods, thence
sauti along ihe line lands by Alison Saisbur,
thence east nun said line the centre Of he Cleveland
aud Chagn Fails Plank Road, thence along said Dad To
the place beginning, supp sed 10 contain r acres hui
subject totho Cleyelind und MahUnng Ruiruud ruun ug
thought. Appraised at $50
d. I. WIGTTTNAN
sheriff and SPECIAL Master Commissioner.
IrPRTCK 4 RARIOw. Pl r's Au'vs Haid"F3
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A CrRE WARRANTEn


COUNTRY lNNALlDS
Persons i'm any part Of lhr wurd may be successfully
treutedh hy forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance tlr medicines &c.
Address DR.. AMOS 4 kON, corner Main aud Ouuy-sty
LLLLLLM n "
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1 I.ss. IAMEs WIINNN.


o., lltNlih bt AMERICAN "ONlEN.
Female IRREGULARITIES, weakness. uterine ul-pIaCcmtut-
uud H local uterine difficulties and utHna trtuhies
u' W nru, are entirely cured ly fllE CIR RAEFENBERG
NTNPSHALL'S Urt RlNE CATllOLlCON
a. hs touuerieu Mis- BUeCher, sttr of the Rev. Hem
Ward Bpurhrr letters 10 Che people, page 40 say,
f have nine sisters an sstrrs-iu. law aud fourteen ic-
mulr cousins al ied, aud all delicate aud ailiug
Autd the imuCusG my ucuds aud aCquaiu
can ut eru en- married dies born IN this century aud
country who perfectly healthy In cases. however,
where hu GrHrIruhcr- tuIhuCuu has been used
say hst host has rBp y taken the place OF iscase and
ladies have bCcumur usf strong vigorous aud healthy
Mr. Gleason. ut T. ara. su'ss "BrauIlu indeed s The
cluhdug trusting nature Of woman but how much does 1t
be prItpUIpu yatChulncss hIt will lend her
uumo o dscaso To- arpol TO medical adviser scieu-
c education moral worth and purity of character" an
these be secured by addressing tue Graeonbcg Cou-
piny.
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BUFFALO MARKEr-AIay a.
r-v4 9rvu a4fu Ann

FIour-peman' moderate and m1rkot steady sales Of
IA "a bbl.: as IS Tor stu tpJut western spring whca
Si25u7 70 tor Michigan, Indiana and ONO S,s 90
ior ii 5ub q extras aud flyuIi.o family brands.
Wusa.--Dull aud uJ sales. .. 80
sound: St tor sound.
Otts-QuIet.
Barl8y-St0 .dy.
Whisk -NoinIual at Csc.
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r9'Lis Of vessels passed through Port Claiborne lock
from 40 e ock p NJ ou the % TO O'Clock p Nj on the
2uhi
Bound East 2ll-Bus Three Bells-2iLh, pror. BAY
Stue, Bark SuptrOE BuI Ocea S'hr. Wild ko'cti
From Ugdrusbutgu
Rnnnd West. l3d-T. i Park; sChrs Lewis Wells, Ara
bia-lu 2tth. scIrs RIaGqurt tt6 and CUleTuluo
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THE BEST ARTIFICIALHELPT TO
i TIE HUMAN .IGHT ENEK INNENTEDI
N II. SOLOMONSON-

N-N>111>
s-sr[ T I75.-A
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FORMING A TRI.WEEKLY LINE,

And running in connection at BufIa'o with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, On the Erie Canal,
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit Muckiuac Shehoysau,
Port Washington, Milwaukee Racine Konosh2, and Wau-
kegln,
This Line Is prepared to issue contracts and give
thrl4h receipts for property from Pittsburgh WhFehus
Cleveland, to Detroit, Shebuygau Port Washington, Mil
yiukee, Racine, KeuOsha WaukGem ChCag and to an
points the Railroads leading out O Chicago and AllWuu-
kee aud to all prominent points the Upper Mlss
sippi River:
This the only Line running from Cleveland TO the
Upper Lakes with any regularly.
Tho liberal utruuuge extended to the Line the past
hy the travelling pub c, has induced the PrOprietor
rCaty increase er accommodation tor passengers aud
IA desiring cheap safe and conf ruhle route will uud
it ytaklua this route.
Insurance property shipped by this Iue be obi ain
ed ut less rate Than by any other N having within the two
past tram ported property tu amount exceeding
sixteen mill ~ dollars lu value without any loss
With tho uuequBllcd facilities the puprul9Ts hope TO
receive liberal patronage.
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SHEKltt'S SALE by Virtue OF "A
~ writ FieTi Fucils, issued from the Count ui Com
Pleas of Cuyahuga county at tue suit of James r
Clark Assignee, PLANT III against Mrs Mary Rlss"r De
tnntmt rave le Je upOn aud shall offer for save a pub
auction. he door uf the CCur House tcuugrUi Sen
and ChumpnIu streets ~ the city OF Cleveland, 10
said county the 10Th day uf June 1859, at o'clock
NJ ut s3d day, the following described lands uud TON
emruis 10 wit: Situate m the city of tevu and, county
ut Cu uhuge. Ohio, nnd known part Of u,stnal tea
10 No. l5s tHud possibly sum n SRI on 1897 begin
mag the Southory no Of Eucld street, my Two tcC
astDrly from Siurt Alley, thence SOuthery r1le with
the line uf snd ulG to Huron street thence Eusrry
The Nurher line furun Stu furtyeie ht ieui, hence
NORTH ry parallel with the hue OF Short ACy To- Eucld
street thrurC Westerly the line O Furld street forty
eight eet 60 the place of beginning be the same more or
less
Appraised at S6,5UO
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For sale wholesale ami Retail, hv WILLIAM TTSKE
No. % Superior street Cleveland, Who will supply the
Annie dc Femme ut the Proprietor prices.
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rV Forsalu by DRUGGISTS and Medicine Dealers through
lu The State
re- For medicines nr agencies address
IT, b. KINGsLEY, Cleveland,
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II gives great certify Go the uvaTalIc
Iivo of ihe GririaubCrg Murshalrs Uterine Cu-
hurpn lu a Of female uIsuiso aud TO The skin
high moral Ch1rartr of the N.edbul Depnrmtn OF the
JruuituhJrg Company.
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SHERIFF & SPECIAL MA0TEh'o

D. T.
Shorthand Snecial NJ MIsttr Cum'r.
PALMER Y AUSTIN. PtH's Artv's m..i.|
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I
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13

In the early days az State Of Indiana,
the capital was Coryaoas and the annual
zeasIona af the Eeaerai ASssH1bly uaRally
brought together sa wild a act as mad wags
as eould be found In the STATE who had
to rely upon their own resources for amass-
mank, Ger there wer4 thea few theatres,
eonesrtss or sh0was
These lovers Of mischief had establish
ed mock Masonic Lodge, into ,EEhiea they
would entice snEh as were little green,
and take them through variety OF ridiea~
loas ceremonies to the iufnite amusement
Of the crowd. sss5
On one Of theaa occasions, Ii bslng ua-
deTstood that good natared, athletic young
man, about hall simpseton, was 10 Be iai-
tiated, the room was eEswdsd Judge Grass
(it being a character 10 which he was Pc
cuIiarIy happy had consented to act the
role Of the devils and TO make ths service
more Impressive he'd put on falaa face
aud large paper cap suFnonnted with
horns, and, with sOma chains in his hands,
placed himsslg behisd q seresn
After taking tha candidate throagh a
variety oe ceremonies he was brought to 4
stand before tfe screen and told khat he
had then to confess ali tbs crimes he had
committed daring his whale life. Tbs can
didate confessed soma trivial oHensss and
declared thai he could Fceeolleet no more.
At this shs Judge satAs cat fTon his
hiding placa, gFpansd. and shook hia ehains
The frfghtensd candidate related sofBe
ether aaail matters, and Aaelafsd that hE
had disclosed all the srizass he had ever
committed. AT this the groans OK The pre-.
tended devil became furisns, The chains
ratified aad he Rheok his harns iA tAe fare
ol tie terrihde candidate vhs starting lack
In alarm, cried OUT
sH-h-ola eni M-m-sa- is8ss Did evil Il ]
m-m.ass tst~t-eIl yaps a-dsdla k-kT klsl
J-iIadgs G-g-grasss w-W-ife 4 e-e-soupls
Of t-t-tImess
7ns 9soasIng Seaea8 sz o.
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Washington, March Is.

Commander Russell has been ordered
to the command Of ths receiving ship In
dependence ct the Mare Isiand Mary
Yard.
Col. ]. Johnson OF the 1at cavalry. and a
relative Of Minister McLane, lsft the city
yesterday for Mexico, under orders, 1t IL
said, from the Government.
The beW sioop OF war Lancaster Is TO be
finished and fitted out Cor sea with all pos
sible sxpsditiSa. she viii probable be ssat
to the Pacific.
The Land Office situated at Buchanan,
Mianesota, has been ordered to be removed
10 Portland, Minnesota
Col. Lander win Leave Washington %
Monday TO resume work oa the soath Pass
wagon road for the purpose n repairing
damages and shortening the foase as far ~
practicable.
The Tre8suFer's weekly statement shows
uatt balance IN the Treasury 81 esax Z I :
000.n0o. The receipts ofths week were
81 200, 600. st
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Rgsaa ~ 81 xsasph aaasaaa.
gawxA Mssaa News.


AEs. WaBaa i. v KazKnms a0sa respas.
tabls and rsIiahls yoang gentleman, Aas
written Che sellowiRg letter ID his pa
9snsm, whaek ne sra psrmiaA aAed b sopy
"a alf shiAgs fazaszAk 20 sas kol u irsgsonf
axs Of generaI interest. From this eom-
munscskiOn IL seems thas gold Il Ahun-
aaa1 and will we'll EsznunaTats the hin.
q :--~
q aCKHsxv gRaEK, z 20. 8 1863 Z
Mw LkAA Pm axss ;--0uE ls,Arsy, a.
yoa are aware, LEFT LeayenweTEh 0Ety oa
the 25sh day Of October last, and on tho
18th day Of January arrived here and en-
eAmn@dom 6haxay Greek ahonk 81 milss
sgom he ssdigkfnass We struck the
Smoky Hill FORK of the Kansas river, at
the biz bend, and followed Il 10 its head,
Ten milss from there We sighted pikeos
Peal Is dissAass af two bdadfsd Enilee
81 ever. We did not travel ID stormy or
bad weather hence the great length Of
tame occupied IN getting here, being
about vsgh1y dare The wsathsE, for
the most part, during The day was mild
and ane; the nights, however, were some
what cold, and occasionally uneomfoTt-
abie--nsyegsheseass cur journey, N Ase
usasu. va das; del u nisssans. Tns "a
aians 6g ne saRsans sssh waSnh va mat
wars very kind and accommodating, and
we have evsry reason 10 speak well Of
them. and regard them a. friends.
ms sell shxnnah KanaAs Is deep and
rich, and among ether things We discov-
er IEon ore, coal, plaster, limestone and
chalk, in great abundance. There is in
some sections Of this country q scarcity
@g timber We haVss k0weyaFs coed
Nsgply here. In rHEatioaa TO gold, there
b no qnestioa-- there is geld bore in such
quantities ~ viii pay. we'll for mining.
went up the Platte, about two miles
above the mouth Of Cherry Creek, where
shs miners wers at work, and out OF IL
buckets they panned out eighty cents
worth Of gold. This was what is called
Ghe aoat gold The gFsund was so fro
sen thas Il 'vas simoSg Impossible to
work or wash it, and those only work
who were obliged TO. These men were
making from $2y so 60 % per dag each. I
The bes& diggings are at the heads of the
ArkAnsas, Platte Longs and So. Vrain's
= 088sSf 21 sAg AY&s k8AsA Aa&A AAA k1hN &
lhot gold, and am told thai the miners |
i that point are making from six 10 |
.ight dollars pen dag. There IL some |
in mining there at this season |
4 the year, on account Of the snow and |
irost. The weather there Is very cold. /
We are now At work in shs pine woods, |
getting timber for ouE cabins, and st |
his present writing am seated on q |
line log with tin plate for my desk
Ee are all blessed with the best Of beaIth |
md ere enjoying life Grst rate. Ireceiy- |
a brother Jamesp letter Q short time /
inoe-walksd eighteen miles 10 get il,
Gnd was truly gratifed to And 80 much T
lews from friends on 30 sAAll sheet Of /
sAper.
Flour il sold at from 80 70 SIS per
ack, bacon at so cents per pound, and 1
4Am lAinga IN pxopoEkion. Please wriss /
n receipt Of this, and direct your letter
0 ms at Denvar City, near Pixies Peak,
(. 7. Give my love 10 brothers aRd sia- I
exss and accept fer yourselves the Asse-
iona&s regard OF your sen,
WILBER F. PARKER.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-13
81. Loaia, March q.

The Overland California mail, dates te
the 4th inat., arrived heFe last naght. Iha
dates from Victoria are 26th utt. s
Gov. Douglas had refused 70 Psrnit tha
Americans at Vietofia to Pnbtickiy eele-
brate WashingtDns birth-day, Much tndig-
nation was manifested.
The q, s. steamer Touesy was launched
at Mare Island on the Cd lAstf
Passengers By tha mail coach ssRGFm the
accounts Of recent battles between the
troons and The CamaAehe8, @
TIE CamaRehes had killed several fami-
lies In Denton County, Texas, aad Fun oa
thar stocks
Both the Czmanebes and Apashss wsFa
committing depFsdatioas oa the Mail Com
pany all along the route.
Lieut.. Reed Of Ft. Buchanan had pursued
and captured band Of thisving PapagOesia
the Mexican town es Santa Graz. The
Mexican authorities were highly Indignant,
and had called the people = srma 70 resist
invasion. t"
The accounts fren the AEizoRia silver
mines are Of q EeEy favorable Character
Dates from Salt Lake are TO the 18th 81
February.
The Indians in the vicinity Of Santa
Clara had killed several white persons
Cummings had made a rsquisitioa on GEN
eraI Johnston for troops to ehastiss thea.
Seventeen ehiidTsn captured by the Indl-
aus at a mesSacre OK 10 sEnigTahks at
Mountain Meadows, eighteen monlhs ago,
had bean recovered.