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T FL E. NJ A r X ETS.
NORFOLK MARKET
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE N. c. STANDARD"
By M'PHEETERS GHISELIN,

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE N. C. "sTANDARD."
BY M'PHEETERS GHISELIN,
Whoesale Grocers. forwarding Commission Merchants.
July 16, 1889
FLOUR-Early this week shippers induced to enter
the market by considerable concession the part of hold
ers aad 500 barrels Extra sold at & Cs
The market has since been very dull again. and quote
now s. F, sG1s; Extra 81; Family SIX No of con.
sequence yet received.
WHEAT-Tbe receipts of new have been very limited.
Prices have shown continued declining tendency We
quote Red Fl 2O0l so; White 81 s0@l 40.
CORN-Receipts light. Sales of yellow at Sc cents.
@llI cents.
NAVAL sTORES-Tar 81 so@2 90; Common Rosin
81 IS; Spirits Turpentine dull at Al cents.
GROCERIES-P. R. Sugar 7071Sc.; N. o. ~, 100
s16c; Crushed lc. Rio Coffee al2c Lag 1sc; Java
16H@Isc: Adamantine Candles 22@2ac; Sperm ss@45c
Mess Pork SIS. Cuba Molasses 81 @3ac; N. o. 45c.
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- Roger A. Pryor, Esq, has announced him
self candidate for Congress in the Petersburg
District, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Mr. Goode.
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w TILL f r ,

IMPORTER OF FANCY GOODS, TOYS, BEADS,
II and Confeconers Articles China Dolls, Rich Vases,
Toilet Bottles Inks with Figures Jewel and Card Receiy
ers Eagere Articles &C. Latest styles of goods constant
ly received and sold at the very lowest cash prices,
W. TIILER,
No. "a South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia.
July 1S 1859, ...s...., calm.
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Messrs. W. M. D'Antignac, and others Of the Com
nnttee of Invitation.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, RALEIGH,

Hon. DANIEL NJ. BARRNGER-We learn that
President Buchanan has rendered to our distinguish
ed townsman, the Hon. D. M. Barringer, the mission
to Central America The relations of our country
with Central America are, as is we'll known impor-
tant and delicate; and the President, after looking
to the public men of the country generally, selected
Mr. Barrnger the most suitable person to fill this
post the intention being to unite the missions to
Nicaragua and Costa RIGA, and thus make full
mission. We regret to learn that Mr.. Barringer
felt himself constrained by personal considerations
to decline the appointment
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance of Augustus NJ Lewis,
Esq., and family invited to attend the funeral of their
late son. Churchill Gorham, from their residence this
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
Raleigh, July -, 1859
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HARDlNG'S COLUMN.
CLOTHING FOR FEE SEASON!
sEM1.wEEKLY ARRfvAEs!!
REDUCTION IN PRICRS
LIN T. n GOODS.

REDUCTION IN PR1cRs
LINEN GOODS.
AWING TO THE COLD WEATHER IN JUNE WE
~ have on hand much larger stock of Linen Sacks aud
st Ian usual a. .os season OF the and from ths
E. {. HARDING.
(1oGJ.eRED, MARsE1LLEs vEsrs,.Ar REDUCED
Prices We have on hand upwards of 900 Colored Mar.
settles Vests Of choice patterns made in the bes style
SILK AND MoHA1R SACKs-Cool and pleasant for
- hot weather. now selling for - 50. worth IS.
II ARGE STOCK OF SUMNER CASHMERE PANTS
IL now selling at New York cost, to reduce stock
. ~ Spirit of the Age copy.
MARSEILLEs vEsTs-Cut in the latest stye-of
4 LPACCA COATS. CUT IN FROCK AND SACK
"A style, and made in the best manner,
EHINE SINGLE MILLED SUMNER CLOTH FROCKS
IL and sacks-A large and beautiful lot now arriving
At
HARDINGS.
"E ARE NOW OPENING CHOICE ASSORT.
w ment of Coored and Black Silk Vests A new lot
of Black and Skeleton Silk Vests Every nice and cool art
Gle for hot weather.)
E. L. HARDING.
U7E HAVE ON HAND-loo Linen Frocks, which we
are now offering at the uery su price of 81 25 each.
E. L. HARDING.
nUR STOCK OF SUMNER TIES HAS RECENTLY
~ been largely increased Also, stock of summer
| Gduze, SIX, and Nerino Under Shirts.
E. L. HARDING.
| NEW SUPPLY OF SHIRTS -"French Yoke Seam"
~ We are the only Agents" in the State for this ce
Guted pattern 80 Dozen opened this morning direct from
the Factory-GN sizes and styles of bosoms.
E. T. HARDING.
June II, 1881 Sly.
! ~ Register and Age copy.
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In FOR THE WAR-"After mature consideration
and at the pressing solictude Of many friends in all
parts of the District" Gen. S. H. Walkup has de-
termined to sacrifice himself for his country by con-
sentng to for Congress in the Seventh Congress
sional District, in opposition to the Hon. Burton
Craige.
Wigs! glorious! gallant old-line Wings! Of
the SerenM Congressional District, arise, aacake
Mahe off the de,o-drops that glitter on your gar
ments and Walk-up to the Lieklog.-FayetteciIle
Carolinian.
What brilliant time Mr.. Walkup and the Wades-
borough Argus will have, rafting in about three
weeks behind Burton Craige.
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NEW MILITARY COMPANY.

TuNHE MEMBERS AND ALL WHO WISH TO BE-
II come members of the New Military Company will
meet at the
CITY HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING July 2ls, at o'clock.
Raleigh July 18th, 1885, 64-1t.
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The Eighth District.

The last AsheviIle Meas contains an account of
the discussion in that place on the 18th, between
Messrs Coleman and Vance. The Neaos says:
"Mr Coleman led off in one of the most able and
effective speeches delivered in this place He
briefly reviewed the history Of parties, and taking
I'D the record showed to the satisfaction of every
unbiased mind that Mr.. Vance had not occupied
the ground which, as the representative of a high
toned southern constituency, he ought to have
taken that he manifested, in short, too great a
disposition to ''cousin" with the enemies of the
South whenever by SO doing he could hope to give
the Democratic party blow. Mr.. Coleman was
reluctantly compelled to devote considerable por-
ton of his time to personal matters, as the Oppos
ton have been unusually active in the manufacture
and circulation of personal SANDERS, thereby confess
ing the weakness of their political props and the
necessity they feel of bosterng their cause by un-
just and ungenerous aspersions of Mr.. Coeman's
private character"
Mr. Vance of course told any number anecdotes
He lodged artfully aad awfully, as Coleman pressed
his record home upon him. The Neacs adds:
1.-THE democrats were fully satisfied with the dis
cussion; and proud of their candidates able and
dignified bearing. The news from every quarter is
cheering and if the discussions throughout the Dis
trct have been like the one here, Mr.. Coleman will
lead his opponent by very heavy majority"
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Letter from Gov, Ellis.

We copy from an exchange paper the following
letter, addressed by Gov. Ellis to Committee, in
reply to an invitation to be present at the dinner
given to Mr.. Stephens at Augusta Georgia:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, RALEIGH
June 2Gth, 1859.
GENTLEMEN: Your favor of the 10th inst lnv-
ting me to De present at complimentary dinner to
the Hon. A. H. Stephens, at Augusta on the I'd day
of July next, is at hand for which please accept my
thanks.
regret exceedingly that official business will pre-
vent my being with you at the time designated.
This regret arises from the fact that there is no
in this country whom would more delight to hon.
or than your distinguished guest. l regard him as
not only of the ablest but of the purcst and
most reliable statesman in the Union; and in this
feeling, | am happy to say, the people of North
Carolina participate without distinction of party
As Representative from the State of Georgia, Mr.
Stephens has shown himself capable of filling the
highest positions under the government; and it is
most natural that his countrymen should have their
attention turned towards him in connection with
such positions. Though the country has lost the
services of Mr. Stephens in the House of Represen-
tatives it is to be hoped that the day is not distant
when he will be called upon to occupy more ex-
tended field of labor and of usefulness to the public
Hoping that you will have agreeable, social
gathering on the I'd prox., l have the homer to be
your obedent servant,
JOHN W. ELLIS.
Messrs. W. M. DAntignac and others of the Com
n6ttee of Invitation
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WHITAKER'S.

WHITAKER'S.
TOX-BUTTER-
IL SODA-WATER and
SUGAR CRAKERS,
At
WHITAKERS.
VN1 ISHING TO 60 NORTH IN FEW WEEKS,
w l will sci! my stock of Goels at grelty reduced
price.
4 WHITAKER.
TDEEF, AND BOLOGNA SAUSAGE,
WHITAKER'S
Raleigh, July IL, 1859. 64-2t
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NEW HAT HOUSE,
No. 255 Bal timOre street,
(BETwEEN CHARLES AND HANovER)
Baltimore. Md.

Baltimore, Md.
JAMES H. BENBURY & CO. would nvitethe .atten-
- ton of Country Merchants to their large and entirely
fresh stock of
Hats and Caps for the Fall Trade.
Having long experience in the business and very supe
ror facilities in obtaining supplies from Manufacturers
Country Merchants, in both quality and price, and would
be pleased to have you call and examine stock when
you visit City.
q Hats made to order.
JAMES H. BENBURY CO.
Baltimore July la, 1852 64-3m.
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1860.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
July Is, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS., ENDORSED "PROPO-
- sails for Beef" anil "Pnposas for Pork" the case
be- will be received at this office until o'clock m
ing and delivering free of all cost and risk to the United
States, at the following navy Yards:
Barrels beef Barrels pork.
AT Charlestown, Mass, 1000 1910
At Brooklyn, N. Y, 1900 1000
At Gospor;, Va, 800
5000 5OO
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.W Read the communication containing an &C
count of the discussion in YaaceyyiIe.
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vUVHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE THE l4TH
Il of JULY, and continue 81 weeks
For particulars apply for Catalogue
Raleigh, N. c., June l1,!sss. ,: .is5-f
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NEW SUPPLY OF SHIRTS French Yoke Seam
II We the only Agents" in the State for this c..
,oted pattern 80 Dozen opened this morning direct from
the Factory-a1 sizes and styles of 6osons.
E. L. HARDING.
June II, 1899. Sly.
~ Register and Age copy.
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UNIVERSITY,


A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE UNI
"A versity will be beld in the Executive offctin TIL
CITY, on Wednesday, the goth inst.
BY appointment Of the Presdcn.. - =
-. CRAS. MANLY. Sec'y.
Raleigh, July 8, 1853. std
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19
UP FRAUDsr

Daily and his creditors are very mnch dis
tressed, Just now, as there appears tut one
way to gel back the money they so unwisely,
and gubusiuess Ike, inv t-ted 10 the lato cam
paigu. That way seems to be, to contest the
sent Of General Estabr ok, and by making q
shew Of fraud. whether true or not may pos
sibly. induce Congress 20 allow him "mile-
oge" to ashirgton and back. Should he
succeed his electiopcsring accounts could he
squared up. and bis friends would not suffer
much pccuDlary loss after all This is one
way Of raising the wind, and if his efforts are
successful, we see no reason why running for
Congress would not be good business hereat.
ter, as those not elected could get up a show
Of fraud, receive mileage and make a couple
Of thousand dollars, clear, in the operation,
Daily and his advisers viii fail in impressing
on the public the business Of his cause by en-
listing distrustful and disreputable oharac-
t,rs, men devoid Of vsraoity and good rcputa-
ton, TO hunt up or rather manufacture frauds
for his benefit. A few days ago, one OF that
class, a reputsd hawdy-house pimp, the com
poniop Of oyprians, made his appearance in
this place, and acknowledged that HE misaion
was to hunt up frauds. lie was well supplied
with the necessary blanks and fortified with
instructions to have the same hllod out in due
form, before he returned. fthat crowd has
Z no more respect for Themselves than to out
rage ~decency, by going into the purlieus Of
crime and filth, at O.Jaha, and dragging forth
a thing like Jim Colt, aud sending him among
respectable people, to forge frauds, probably,
+, they will have the insult visited book on them
With ycngeuoe. We caution our citizens be
Z lon to watch these soamps closely,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

Como UP " TO WAsHlNGroN.-The Grand
Jury at it's late session indicted a lengthy
MiIesian, named John stranny, for perjury
John bears the reputation Of having spent The
best portion Of his life. 10 hiding bad vhiskey
and taking an occasional stray from the
paths Of rectitude, until he has become
thoroughly besotted. Capt. Page having re-
ccivei a commission to possess himself Of
stranny's " earthly tenement" dropped over
to Covington about midnight, ami repairing
to his place Of abode, found him wrapt 10
81. slumbers chains" Page suggested a
change Of chains, which suggestion was com
plyed with after sundry p%rofaGe objections
The following morning meeting John, We ask
ed what was up He replied (:
"D-m the luck They've arrested me
for paIjury an I'm afeared they'll sind me up
10 Warrington"
We do not believe that john will be dealt
with as severely as he fears but think his
chances Of "going ny are good.
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the onsha INDIAN.

t-.s Irt.t f5esl b souis .sus 90 vhftis
tagsu as tre Omata Reserve. received their
Aopual payment ou tbe Och io.t, 81 The hands
oftheir ee,ut CsTt Moore They 're being
gathered to- their fathers fast very fast, o.
th., nov ouly plumber nine hundred sd SIX
~ four .sysge souls. The amount Of their
PAYMENT VIZ. S28. 700 arl averaged atou'
ga 90 a bend. Since Uncle sam supplied.
hen With r,v .cais thsy lave r5id RE-
qt,ut VENTS 90 our town, anilii fle same
ont for Che puffgse OF laying -.msdihs 10
There chlgf resort has been q Tic store %
Ztg.cr 6 Eeklsrt, and at ai hours ofhe
ia msy 90 Seen leaving Tor ,sere.erve i11tn
with blankets, clothing aour coffee, -agar
powder aui lead.
Five Of these red scns IL tEe Forest two
red sauaws in red blankets. aul one pale res
papoose On, up At the Bates House on Sunday
night. for supper. The hos, fearing they
might be abashed at the TOM T]ooleries Of
white people, gave them O table by themselves
They .at dova to dine without observing any
ceremony other than a careful sying of the
amount e cstables before them. Eschewing
the use q forks. each one used instead ten
dirty digitals In the language Of the Ark
ansss bride they 4" sot and sot " autil they
slowed away everything eatable 9ithin reach
or sight and pshed Tor more. seventy-seveu
cups Of coffee we're drank at the "siting,"
and but one, a young fquaw, gaze out. Alter
getting down seven cups she failed on coffee,
ihe others kept en- until the kettle gave
out.
when the neal was over they paid the land
lord two bits apiece and departed.
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pssth Of judge Fergu.on.

Judge Ferguson died at his residence in
Bellevue, en- the llth inst, Of a stroke Of
paralysis. He was widely and favorably
throu ghout TIE Territory, AMI the news
OF bis death will be received with unfeigned
lie was Chief Justice Of the Territory
for about three years, having been appointed
such by President Pierce, in 1884. After
wards, he was elected Delegate from the Ter
ritory, and seryei through the last Congress.
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cAsHsBnFoRE rHE eoy

Territory cfEst-afta 20 Eichciss r.
f-dlc,~snt for l--auf sri l)sttars Case
continued
Tsratary 80 Esb'ssls ~ Jofn RYAN snd
james Ryan. Indictment for resisting a con
srstlr Aege pross7ni e9terej ir The e's' BY
ttc Drttirt Attrrrey.
Territory or Nebraska ~ John Rysu and
james Rysu InIietpent for assault wirh iu-
tent TO mur Der. Defendants plead guilty Of
assault and we're each 6ncd $50 90 and
costs
Territory Of Nebraska o, william Hcnnissy
Indictreut for assault, and battery. Case
continued.
Territory Of Nebraska r' John yirdsn and
others Indictueut for ss.ault with inteut to
kHl KoHs prss,7ai entered by the District
Attorney.
Territory Of Nebraska r. Jobn Fesnsn. Ia
dictment for assault With intent to commit
murder. Case tried sui defendant found not
ruity,
Harisu Bsiri 70 r ) Pleycl Case in
cb,ucery. Decree entered
james Dempsey rs ~ ~ Tracy. Contu-
utd By consent.
E. G. LapPsousl Adam Benuer. Appeal
Case settled.
Richard Andersen rs Dakota City Company.
Money demand Continued M
AlansOn Baker Is C.. D. Martin. Mon
ty demand Case continued by consent.
John MrGiun =, Edward Mcdonald. Tress
pass. a motion to dismiss was made. The
court took the same under advisement, pend
ing which a motion to amend the petition by
adding an affidavit was allowed.
Reuben AllshOuse e. stephen Ulery. APP
peal Disseminated BY stipulation. Judge
ment sgainst the defendant for eosts.
Territory of Nebraska Is Bank Of Dakota
information. alias summons ordered on mo
ton ofdefendnnts Attorney.
C.F Jones Us J. f. DeBordeJ Appeal
Continued by..oontent.
james Preston IS William Silence. SANDER.
Demurrer argued and sustained Leave to
amend within twenty dap g'anted'
Mary Weaver q, john +. Weaver. Petition
for divorce. Decree Of divorce, aliuouy anc
custody Of child.
William a. Denton rs Daniel Firdcn anc
others. Motion to dismis4 Withdrawn anc
. ,irnl.ti.r. f1.J
stliuds Packard rs Dakota City Company
Casc Dismissed. 10 T ~
Tao.. T, cguieru wiptlreP Biase apd oh
ers Trial by court Owuerrhip Of Lu.
Warrant found "a. plaintiff alleged in his ped.
ton
Gu.tayus Pcoaut C., james ssnton and 9th
ers. Default. Case set aside on paym.n, O
cost
The Uuiied States u, John X Coos an
others. rresPass on GovernmentLnnd Cas-
tried by Jury ant defendants fouGduot gui.
~
United States r, J y Il Patrick Eztor
lion NoHs prosequi entered by I 8 A,tot
uey
United States gs John c. Tork. E,,ortiar
Noas Prose2ui entered b. U 5 Attorney
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LRGAL K0TIGB.
WINTHROP BLAKE (:

~ W IN I AlAAOA 0L9A
You will take notice, that OF tbs lat
# September 1859. e qa liter va t"t
Thomas Collie in the clerks On
third judicial DISTRICT Of thc Territory
bragka. FOR the coua;y Dokojs 'caiD'
self and Amos s. Parker. stating 10 .i'.
chat on the 2lst day Of July 1859 pure
Of said Amos S Parker % certain
Bounty Land Warran., Nuwtor $3.50
100 scres, Issued undo r the sec u Cong'.
March 81 1865, to said Winthrop Bia.r 81.
was sold and assigned by said B'Rs. % '.
Amos S. Parker, an that sait gasr'.' '
sold end and sssigsed by said PaIt
the said Thomas T. Collier; and tlat %
2lst day of Jsly 1859 l losttbs ss1
Warrant. that ] have net IN suy NAME
OF assigned the said warrant 10 ahy ''
persons that | have not received q cols.
ton for the said warrant Of any dl'cfI
and that am now the legal owner "
warrant, and thatth- legal title AMI owe
to saiu warrant be sdjudged TO heh me- a
you are hereby required to sPPear ana A'.'
or demur u said petition on the hF'' %.
the next term Of the District court 'N - -
county to be held a. Dakota city Oh Wv
day Of November, A. d. 1889. ,rg
THOMAS T COLLlLh
Dakota City October let F. Z
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STILL L,yEs-wy are boppy TO announce
to the curious, that the Council Bluffs Nonpa-
roll "stil lives" A copy oft Of recent date
came to hand yesterday. Il appears that
has something to say and do with its columns.
We learn from it that ground was broken on
the Council Bluffs aud ST. Joseph Railroad,
On the 9Th lust,
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spain and Morocco.

The latest European news brings the intel
lgence THAI spviu bas declared war against
Morocco Fhe'ieolar}tion was received in the
Spanish Cortez, with enthusiastic cheer
hey are I'D enemies and we may expect to
h ear Il long fought aud bloody battles. that
for sanGuiuary termination in proportion
to the numbers engaged, will throw Magenta
and sol7eripc into the shade
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How ~ c,vcu FIEE Although rot exactly
an agricultural item, some Of our readers ia
the country may choose 20 try the following
French mode Il az all successful Ia should
certainly prove sKOiuuE-equsl 20 salmon
spearng by night: 1.-THE fishermen wads into
the River Rhone ~ night With a knife and va.
Ter tigst lamp They place the lamp uaier
water AMI the trour Will soon f5loa. u, As
the hsh come up 90 the surface Of he rster
the fisherman Nils them With Ma kn.es.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

This distinguished Statesman was reported
10 have been dead. from M attack Of goutiu
the stomach. ID iurued out TO be untrue; he
is very il however and his physicians oro
confident Of his speedy recovery. Mr. Doug
a. was hourly expected 70 die, from a com
plication Of female diseases, with vhioh she
has been tda cited siuee her confinement. Iltr
physicians give up al hope Of her reco's-
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

THAT LyCEuN.-Hhy can not our ciIzsus
oTga1ize thar Lyccum we suggested a couple
OF weeks ago. iii does not come within the
range Of things possible, let Us have a series
eff Hydraulic meetings, for the especial en-
lightenment Of the benighted, in the hyper
borean village north Of Us.
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The E~Iseuons.

The States ofNsw York, New Jersey Mos
saehusetts add Wisconsin held their state.
elections On the 9Th inst, and resulted In tho
Republicans carrying all OF them. Ia New
ferk the Democratic candidate for Secretary
OF State vas beaten by only 2s5. Bn
branches Of The legislature are rspusiean.-
oldsn. the opposition candida e is sSetsd
Govsrnor Of New Jersey. Tbe Senate is dem
oorsto aud the House doubtful, Ranks is
re. rleoted 10 MAssachusstts. From Wiseon-
sin We learned nothing reliable. The reports
are meSgrs, but the probability Is Randall
rsp. IL sisotsd GoVsraor oUr Hoeirt dem.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-19

PERSONAL Col J n Il. Patrick Register
Of U, s, Land Office, at this point. and Lady,
left for Omaha 70 spend a few weeks. The
Col wants to see lie dance open At the oapi-
toll As he is good authority on " frawds'' We
refer Daily to him.