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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

9s- ExAmSATInN or TEACHERS There will
be meeting Of the Board of School Examiners
for Ashtabua County, for the Examination Of
Teachers. at Jefferson, on Monday, the 18th
day Of April 1859.
Applicants are expected to furnish satsfac.
tory evidence Of their possessing good moral
character
The examination will begin at o'clock A.
M.. and close at 4. p. NJ.
BY order of the Board.
Gso. MoMrtLAs,- Clerk.
Austlnburg, March 20, 1859.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

LAMAR AND ONE OF HIS AFRICANS Some
Of our citizens were rather taken aback on
Saturday, by the appearance in our streets
of bona fde live African, who occnpled IA
seat in the buggy Of his owner Mr.. G. A.
L. Lamar, aud seemed equally delighted
with the ride, and the attention which he
attracted Our citizens were prepared to
see a savage creature, but little raised in
intelligence above the brute, aud without
a solitary feeling Of personal attachment
or spu'e of duty. Judge, then of their
surprise when they saw in the person of
this distinguished stranger, bright, mtelli-
gent'looking hoy, somewhat abaShed in the
presence OF SO many people, but courteous
aud respectful, tuking uff his hat, with true
African politeneSs, When replying TO any
thing said to him, 4 repeating many things
with wonderful accuracy when bidden to
do so. He seemed much attached to
Mass Charlie" as he called his owner -
He was introduced to mlny of our citizens
--umoug others, Mr.. Collector Boston, to
whom he pulled of his hat in II most ac-
compished manner - SoUpnnh NelCs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

Several creyasses we're flooding many pllnta-
tions near New Orleans. on the 4th inst. and
great fears ere entertained OF break just above
the city. Five hundred men are employed
strengthening the Ievee. The riyeris nine inch
- higher than II was Last year OF Vieksburg
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

9S- The Canal Commissioners, have given
notice of the navigation of the Champlain Canal
on Monday. the llth of April. and the Erie
Canal on Friday, the 18th of April
ES~ The artesean well at Columbus is !, ,933
feet deep. The contractors have discovered no
new signs Of water for the past two weeks.
4s- There is a report from Utah. in the cor
respondence of San Francisco paper to the
effect that BRIGHAM YoUNG keeps within doors
through fear of his life that several leading
Mormons are apoStatizing and that life and
property are unsafe in the Territory.
~ The news of the defeat of the Pacific
Railroad bill in the United States Senate arrived
in San francisco on the oath ult and created u
profound sensation. One paper announces the
bill with black lines of mourning above and be.
low its leading article.
~ The New Orleans Delta says that on the
day aEer the Princess disaster, an infant about
seven months old was picked mp in the river, Mt
Mr.. Pensions plantation, below the scene of the
explosion, floating with life preserver made
fast to it. 1t was alive and is now in healthy
condition, having been delivered 10 its mother.
es Strawberries fresh from Savannah have
reached New York. They ure selling for four
shillings smell Grat people thosc New
Workers TO indulge in extravdyint luxlrie'
9g- A young lady who was rebuked by her
mothey for kissing her intended, justified the act
by quoting the passage Whatsoever We would
THAI men should do unto you, do ye even so un.
TO them"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

GIDDINGs TESTIMONIAL The New York
Tribune, of the 29Ih says on the evening pre-.
vious: "The colored people of New York
and Brooklyn, at the Shioa Presbyterian
Church. corner Of Prince and Marion streets
presented to the Hon. JosHUA r. GIDpINGs a
fine American gold watch, as a testimonial of
their confidence aud gratitude A large bible
was also presented to him. in behalf Of the la
dies Of the Giddngs add JelilTe Association -
The church was crowded principally by color
ed people, and the proceedings were constantly
interrupted by applause The Rev. DIR Cheeyer
opened the meeting with prayer the Rev. Mr..
Garnet made the presentation, and Mr.. Giddings
responded telling some stories of fugitive 81 ives
in Ohio, which excited the audience intensely.
He said that war had been declared by the Su-
preme Court on the blacks and black men must
meet it, He did not council war, but would
say, as he had said in the House of Representa-
tives TO slave holders and doughfaces that il
he we're a slave, and God gave him the power,
he would gain his liberty if he had to travel
from Mississippi to Maiden upon the dead
bodies Of shareholders. He counselled rcss.
lance to any and all attempts to enslave. In
Ohio. he said, they had elected Supreme
Court which would support and protect the
liberty of her citizens at the expense Of any
conflict with the officers Of the United States
cane, made from the iiller of the slave
ship LAmistad was presented TO the Hon. j.
H. G'ddings, in Newark, N. j., on Wednesday
evening
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

AcKSowLEDaMESTs--To Hon. s. A. Donglas
We are indebted for copy Of bis speech in the
Senate in reply to Hon. A G. Brown of Miss.
issipp in opposition to the passage Of code
of laws by Congress to protect slavery in the
Territories &c.
We are also indebted TO Hon. John Sherman
for the Report of the select committee on naval
contracts and expenditures, aud other public
documents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

BosroN IN A FURoRE.-'The city of notions
has been thrown into quite n fcveriSh state oI
excitement by the recent appearance Of a IL
page Sentinel and the conclusion has been pre-
cepilated, that it is better worth the money
than any county paper" out. For literary acu-
men, there is no questioning the conclusions of
the Athens of America.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

NoN-CoSFoRysr TRIUMPH IN RNGLANn.--ThC
bill for the abolition Of the Church rates. after
a struggle Of years between the Church Of Eug-
land and the Nonconforrnists has passed to a
second reading in the House Of Commons by
the decisive vote of 242 against les. This may
be deemed pretty conclusive against the system
of taxing one class Of religionists to support
the faith of another class. If the bill for the
abolition Of the Church rates becomes law,
as seems now inevitable, the blow will be fatal
to the existance Of the established Church as a
political power.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

Tne sicKLEs TRIAL The correspondents Of
the Tribune thinks that sickles will probably
be acquitted, On sceouni Of the public feeling
which bus beeu so assduously cultivated in
Washington, though there Is decided reaction
against the homicide among the intelligent por-
ton Of the community.
Thus far it may he said that only one
side of the story has been told--the ab.
stract story of the homicide avenging his
wounded hOuOr. There Is another side
which is yet TO be revealed aud though
the friends aud kindred of MIR Key have
made no parade in the newspapers, aud
have relrained from magnifying every tri.
aiug incident, into an event worthy of noio.
riety. they are none the less determined to
have his memory yindicated, and the four
innocent orphans who bear his name, reliey-
ell from some Of the reproaches with which
he has been visited by those, who last Of all
others--f half the truth he spoken--should
utter such dumniug condemnation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

The SIcKLEs TRIAL commenced on Monday,
the 4lh, aud the time, up to the arrival of the
latest news on Thursday afternoon had been
spent in an effort to get jury Three were OBJ
tanned or Monday and out of Is summoned for
Tuesday, five only we're deemed qualified
making mali. The disqualification arose from
an opinion in favor Of Justification.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

a y N. T. II. r. The Stockholders
n,e., M oi the n NJ L. r., viii see by notice hon tbo
that w. ,ai comlapy ~ another column of this payer
i'm t, initd AID authorized ~ collect the suhsciif
e,st M ~ y tne s0oUO SUBJ lpon, and Il oi the ID
W. shsil eSp that te koad built ard that soon,
bse,,s l,c NJ .ne we intamente be paid promptly they
~ Y wy. shall have man IN t6e gei wllo vii nsts
neglect on No ns, e and vet payments Nothing but
pleiinn of ,, W tne >tockhn dea Will peyent tile em
M sd ~ w. c,n.'se this season. ON lie lave 10 bristol
L recsssayv ~, bsye 81 yuur Rnad az an early day.
ali eopcer.,d ~ Ah expect the cordial supraft Of
NoS q. BALDWIN IA co.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

NOTICE undersigned having puI-
chased the Watch and Jewey Establishment Of Mr. A.
o. An,sden, win connne the buslnea old sandneary
opposite the Fisk House. a. ~ DICKINSON.
Athtahula, March 2ath, 1859.
Mr. Ansden nav he fund al the Ahove store eaready
70 attend n the wins Of hs enda AND cstomss and
! al the world, and the rost of uaDkind.
doe assortment 81 C7octs WIN b. fonnd A el lines fs{
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

| lST of Letters remIining in the Post
~ Ole, Ashtabua the close of the quarter ending with
tia LIST Of April, 1859.
Andrew David Kirk James
Bartlett A Knapp A Mr.
Brown Peter Esq I.onlnis Milton
Harrington Ellen Miss Lee Anton
Bishop Iuidon legget Mary Miss
Butler Milo Lewis Alexander jr
Button CF Martin Francis
Bugbee Lucinda Miss Meachan AE2
Bum VIM Mead Hiram
Beach Sarah Miss MilerJD D
Bartholomew Varanil MisA Neber We
Baldwin - Mr. Palmer Mary MYs
Bouker Lizzie A Mm Palmer Fdw'd
Gold Thomas Phil ips E
Chalin Il c Phi lis seymour
Cochran Rnbt Rubymasnn
Cowles VIM Ramsdil
C,owell Bryan Rut'er & Howard Miss
Chambrin W 3 Russell Al
Crandall ID Reeve Mary Ann Mrs
Caste Alfred Stanton Mary Mrs
Case JOS seary JOS Mr2
Dickinson Mr saxton l. u
p Bos Mr Smith Louisa Mrs
ID Dlnblr Edwin Smith George
Deci"r Sophia Mrs Sanbnrn VIM
Dale JG Smith Martin
Dodge Strong
nowuing-Ilnoda A Smith Ln-y Mics
Ed'y John = Smith Rdw'd w
french JOS Shaw n clark
yer Edward Smith Eliza
Fuller Ca7rino ST John e 4 AZ
Hni James Rnuthard rhos
Hocomb VI Mr. TAYLOR j A Mr.
Howard Miss Tho nrson Mr
Hill Esther Mrs Tisdte Mr.
Harmon Charlotte Trails Cant
Hills VIM Udel tidison
Hai David Ward
Holcomb Miss Wiirus Janes
Hubbard b Waters john b
Hall Sophia Wright G w
Hills lsaac WIfehtJR
Hopping John Young Lucy
Kellogg Monis Yapel Rebacca Mrs
Persons calling for the above letters please say Adverse
F.. c. ROOT. = VI.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

AnNlrrED.-C. 7. cHAyFEE. Esq. Of Jefer-
son. hss been, by The Supreme court In session
at Columbus admitted to the bar
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN HAwAu Prom a
private letter from Honolulu dated Feb. 18th,
we make the following extract
"The eruption of the volcano in the
island of Hawaii is the only object OF in.
teresl here now. BY the papers of next
week, which we will get by the next mail,
you will have full particulars. A stream
Of red hot lava has run from the crater
eighty miles to the sea, carrying everything
before il. The stream averages cne quart
ter of mile in width, and is about 25 feet
high"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

Washington dispatches oR the 29th state that
tte Union newspaper has been sold to Col Geo.
w Boardman, who takes possession the 1lth
Of April. What tuue will the organ grand
now 2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

The Reporter informs as that the great un
hung Hiram Cole, is now in Hamilton. G. w
living adulterousy with his always dear Angus.
t. !" aud although stunned and abhorred by
everybody who knows him he appears self sat.
isded. Ten days had not passed after the trial,
before he was in that city seeking his mistress,
who, when found received him with open arms.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

sias NJ. Hudson, Defendents.
WILLIAM BAKER a. ANN R,v,n
w Of England will take notice that solomon tl,ans s
he O9anv OF A'niabu Ia the state Of Ohio did on the ian
Gay oi Aafeh, ID 1854 Gle his petition In the ourt of c,
nun Pleas within and the County Of sht bua In ssta
state Ohio against VIII iau Baker, nn Baker and s,,as
~ Hudson, dpiendents settling forth that the said William
oaher hna ann Baker gave mortgage Gates T. Chandler
o. e following real estate, situate In Orwell township num-
yer egt Ia the fourth nge Of townships the Connecticut
Meeen Reserve In the state OF uho which also Ga
ne County of Ashtabul and Is known BY bg on section
40 Two AID bounded and desc ibd lows to wit, Com
eeRg ~ tue Nntn East OF land formerly owned by
oi unhani thence West bundled and forty rods and
ohe quarter; thence North land decided by samuel Alcott
ap E9eezor Watts to $ NJ. Hudson aud by said Hudson
70 " ,, handler and by g. ). Chandler to Baker. thenos
WVsts'y 70 'he section line tence North tn land formerly
Wcu " eiy bn elmer; tlence Eastetly 10 the scrthn line
nee snuh oy said section line the place OF begnnne
.Vnag QUE undled and fity OF land moe Or
Al one "tue piece OF land, bounded follows beginning
AT the Not-Etst corner Of land dcded Nv Alerd Anee
ges North TO the cent of the turn tike, thence -oub e
lowing the oonre OF the turnpike eighteen Ios or 30 M A
~ make four acres Of land thei two degrees aofb a.
We section line thence orh following section line IN tbs
place m heginniug cont dining four acres Of land m sscpre
te payment OF Sl43 So according certain notes roer IA
70 IN sd mortgage, thai said mortgage notes Wete trns
ered " the sid plaintiff payina or Judgment agaIns lie
'aih William er Tor said amount and interest the en nom
the date Of said MORTGAGE ard that land above M
WI liam Baker and Ann Baker notified that thev se s
qnred To ~ pear and said petition before
third Saturday after tho 3Uth day Of April, d 1859
SOLOMON CHANDl FIR,
=. - by SHERMAN & FARMER, his Attyr.
March l6th 1859 0wls3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

The ONO RIVER CArAsrRoPHE.-The col
lision between the steamers n. Holmes,
bonnd from Pittsburgh for st. Louis, and
the d. Gibson from New Orleans to Cincin-
natl, short distance below Petersburgh.
KY, on Monday evening, was attended with
great loss Of property aud sacrifice of life.
The Holmes sank instnnsly, and the Gibson
in few moments. The night was dark, Il
the wind blowing violently. when the col.
liSiOn occurred, and the scenes were appall-
ing. The Holmes had heavy cargo of
iron, nails, and general merchandise, 65
cabin, and about 80 deck passengers. The
crew were all saved except the engineer aud
a cabin hoy. She went down SO suddenly
in the middle Of the river that nearly every
person between decks was drowned, and
many of those in the cabin. The Gibson
swung round and was run for shore, hul
before reaching it she sunk, the cabin float.
ing of. She had but few passengers, aud
these with the crew. were mostly saved.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

A New Train was put on the @. p. & A.
Railroad on Monday, and an entirely new time
table instituted The running of the trains ac-
cording to the new arrangement. will he found
in its appropriate place on the outside of our
M nar
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

Public Vendue.
A DMINISrRATORS SALE.--The
l. Personal Property belonging to the
Estate of William Ward deceased.
consisting Of span Of year old Horses one year old
Colt, year Cn five COWS, Sheep Hogs one new
Double Harness. Wagon, Buggy Sleigh Drags PowS Chans
Saws, Augers, and almost all kinds Of
Farming Tools.
in Earthen and ass Ware Wheat Corn and Potatoes sud
Eleven Swars OF Bees will be sold at Public Vendue at tie
Houses Of A. w. Ward, and WIN. Ward
on the 10Th day of April, Am.
and continue IRON dy to day till ali is sold Bills Of g. and
under Cah $l5 and under, three months over tbtt
months ALMON W. WAkD Aduinstr
Geneva, March 60 1859. stIs4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09
Chapman and Booth. !.

Chapman and Booth.
In Company, yet not in Company
HAVING extended and rrmodeipd INV
We ety so,e by fitting the North SIDE TO be
pied Ft Glars Dry Goods store, and South side
10 he occupied BY much mo;o eNtensiye stock Of
Fancy Variety Goods!
take the pleasure in announcing the public that they will
always lind Nix Bnurli, the genemanly prop ieor Of the
North Side ready and happy IN wait On all those WHO
may wi'h TO look at purchase anything in tie line Of t
class Dry Good, Mt
Very TInw Prices.
The subscriber proprietor the South Side Is ever on band
with very exten'l-e stoek Of
Fancy Variety Goods,
and will be happy furnish at REDUCED PRICES
thing that may be wanted in that lie.
e-Y Remember the place,
Chapman Bazaar,
few doors south Of the Bank.
Main street, Ashtabuao Ohio
5S5 j. Z. CHAPMAN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

PARAGUAY.--The New York Herald has in
telIigence from Montivido, by way of Pernam.
buco which announces the peaceful adjust meni
Of our difficulties with Paraguay through the
friendly Offices of President Urqniza of the Ar.
gentne confederation. The precise terms OF
settlement are not stated, hat it is known that
ample indemnity is secured to the families of
the persons killed on the steamer Water Witch,
and the company represented by Mr.. Hopkins.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

APPoTyTMENrs.-The Governor has appoint
ell, and the Senate confirmed John Taylor, of
Defiance county, Director of the Ohio Peniten-
tiary, and Charles r. Pierce, ofSummit county,
Trustee of the Ohio Northern Lunatic Asylum
Or. Pierce, is the son of ex.President Pierce. of
Western Reserve College. The appointment is
iudici0uS, unexceptionable one
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

soNE LITTLE sensation was felt the during the
fore part of the week from the report of Gen.
Cass's death, which proved to be groundless;
but the venerable governor soldier, senator ard
secretary is too old, too feeble and too fat 10 ex
psct to abide in this scene of his triumphs and
bis failures much longer. He has oui-ived the
time when bis death would be regarded as a
public lossi and the principal interest in 'he
event win center upon che selection Of bis sue
cessor and the distribntinn Of bis vast estate.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN l-All per-
sons fishing Ia Aabula Greek on the promises Of the
subse be hereby othed that for the dnwing oi sines
the building OF Hres the using Rails, Board OF 100"
any descion thereon that they will Be prosecuted ior
every such offence, 90 the extremity Of the Law
to understand that do not wsh 70 oepINeyvu
Of pieyiego of ung d meta any other oaAy Goe
Of 6shng-and that In doing you need not leI p oeipg
considered protest against ons tbe
victims OF midnight oaes aud mnfaeas, rpinf sss M teef
slgned hAh9HVynn hAhHynn,sv a 'N"i1S"'
March 24tb. 1880. st4sa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

ITO HOUSE BUILDERS - Proposals
Il for moving the Baptist Church ElGcc and fitting up
for school purposes will be ce ed between the aud 3oth
ilstan', at the Office of II FasSett, Esq
Specifications c,n he Mt Mr. Fassetts Office.
By order Of the Boa d Of Education,
A. L. HUBBARD, Clerk.
Ashtabula' o. April 9th, 1859 3t435
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

Proxy VoTINo AND CHARITABLE SOCIETIES
bill designed to do away with the close cor
poraiion feature cf the Tract Society and other
benevolent institutions, in holding their gov
ernment in the hands Of minority of the mem
bers and officers, by adopting proxy voting, is
now before the New York Legislature. OF
course, such movement is calculated to call
ont opposition. and that remonsirances should
follow is not strange, Power is seldom yielded
without a struggle, but it is to he hoped that so
wholesome provision of law, may find pluce
upon the statute book.
Fugitive Slave case has been on trial
in Philadelphia for some days past, attended
with much feeling. The negro was discharged
on the ground of want of evidence to identify
Is there not something rotten in Denmark?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

~ Bayard Taylor has accepted liberal
oSsr from the New York Nsrsury fos exclusive
contributions 70 that paner
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

NEGRo SUFFRAGE IN NEw YoRK.-Colored
citizens of New York, owning q certain amount
Of property are voters under the Constitution
Of that State. Resolutions to amend the Con-
stituion so as to extend the right Of suffrage
to negroes withoutthe property qualification,
have passed the New York House by vote of
SO to 81 and their passage by the Senate is
quite probable.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09
Upon the discovery Of the missppelensiOn
the steamers we're restored.

FoREI0N BY the arrival Of The steamship
New York, from Brennan, at n. Y. on the 4th,
some brief glimpses are given Of the state Of
things between Fronce and Austria. The war
spirit is somewhat nbatiug, and the emperor
Napoleon is d4rous Of receding from his og.
grpssiyc attitude. The cause Of the prevalence
Of more pacific councils is said to be IN some
measure Influenced by the decisive measures oI
Austria, and tile concentration of troops ia
greater numbers than was expected. A new
request from the vatican, has been made for the
removal Of French troops from Italy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09

THE CHARTER ELEcTIoN IN THE CIrT oF
CLEVELAND has just resulted in complete Re-
publican victory. The majority on Mayor. is
put down at ESQ Our Republican colcmpota-
ries are in ecstacies over the result.
MICHIGAN An election was bad in Michigan
for Chief Justice of Supreme Couri, on Monday
last. and GEoRsE MAkTIS, Republican, has run
in with majority of over 10000.
CINCINNATI held her charter election on Mon
day, aud the opposition ticket was elected by
On average majority Of 1000.
sf LOUIS run three tickets for Mayor on Mon.
day last. and FnLY, Republican, was elected by
some 1000 plurality. Whole Republican ticket
elected.
LOUISVILLE Ky, has also been successful in
the election Of the opposition charter officers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09
ATrACllMENT.- \

W. ALL PAPER AND WINDOW
~ SHADES, ia any quantity, variety, and r,ice may DO
ioni d at 4S3 \. BENiIAMS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09
Thieves About.

On Sunday evening, before bed time,
a thief or thieves effected an entrance
into the City Bakery, BY cutting out a
pannel Of the door, thus enabling them
to ~unfastenit. They did not get into the
front part Of the house, being frightened
probably by the return Of the proprietOrs
from church. Neither could a desire to
procure something to eat have been the
object. In the back room the door Of
which they opened, was any quantity Of
bread, cakes, &c, but left undisturbed.-
Keep a sharp look out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-09

Benjamin Rogers, who went out from
this place very early this Spring, to the
mines, returned on Saturday last. He
reports nothing yet discovered suficientto
pay. He is not prepared 70 ~denounce the
mines an entire failure, however. Thinks
something may yet be discovered in the
mountains. There is great dissatisfaction
in the mines, and great suffering for want
Of the n-ecessaries Of life, Of the means
of returning to the States.