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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-16
THE ACTED DREAM.
BY MRS. N. A. DENIseN.

! Peace had been proclaimed in all
the Western States. There we're great
rejoicings on the occasion among the
settlers who had suffered for so many
years.
%Well, wife!" exclaimed Colonel
Poe, returning from hunting expedi-
ton one day, I'VE can move outside
the door, nov, with some comfort,
thank God Z"
The Colonel was tall, noble looking
man and had been celebrated for his
skirmishes with the red faces, in par
ticular the Wyandotts, who yet cher
ished hatred for the big foot as the
leaders of the whites was called.
The thank God 7 was echoed with
a fervent spirit by his wife; and going
to an entrance, Col. Poe cried, " here
Hannah p
A beautiful girl appeared at the door.
: Peace is proclaimed, my girl, and
now you can marry Hawkins as soon
as you please"
20, father" exclaimed the girl, her
cheek crimsoning.
"Yes, the young fellow has been
brave, good boy, I shall give my little
Hannah to him. Come and kiss me
darling !"
Hannah Poe was the Colonel's only
daughter. Her slight frame and se-
renely lovely face, framed in curls of
wavy, paling gold, had something an
gelic, and ETHEREAL in them. She was
the pride of her parents, the pet of her
three elder brothers, the Joy and sun
shine of the house hold.
For five years they had lived in
rude cabin, near the fort, subject al
the time to the annoyance of Indian
warfare. Three children had been
killed by the savages, they
had therefore reason to pursue the mer-
eiless enemy.
"Well. | am glad we can breathe
free once more said the Colonel, seat
ing himself, while preparations for the
evening meal went quickly on. ~ am
sure ! am sorry for the part I've taken;
but then I've been forced into it. I've
sent some gallant souls into the other
world before their time, and some
treacherous demons, too, who ought to
have gone sooner"
Meanwhile, on the other side Of the
river delegate from the tribe of the
Wyandots was holding a conference.
The head chief had just spoken, and a
significant 'ughr testified to the graft
fcation of those who sat in council.
Big foot must die, and the family of
big foot must die!
~Who will avenge us" asked the
others.
4 viii go.n
An Indian much above the ordinary
height, graceful, yet powerful; a man
whose face denoted more than usual
penetration and intelligence, arose as
he spoke.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-16

~ Boys if you multiply SO cents
By SO cents what is the PRODUCT When
you get this done, then multiply 4
apples by 2 pairs Of socks andtell what
the answer is.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-16
u. M. MUTT,
RIcHD w. TURNER,

IA ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
IN Willpractice his profession, in
the District courts of Bossisr, Bien-
willie, Claiborne, and in the Supreme
court at Monroe. Mr.. Turner pledges
himself to givehis undivided attenti on
to the prompt discharge Of ali business
entrusted to his care. 0flics, Belle
,yue, La. TInl
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-16

The LAST DAY.-To everything be
meath the sun there comes last day
Let the sanguine then take warning
and the disheartened take courage for
to every joy and to every hope and
every fear, there will come a last day;
and man ought to live by foresight,
that while be learns in every state to
be content, he shall in each be pre-
pared for another, whatever that may
be. When we see an acorn, we expect
that it will produce an oak; when we
plant vine we calculate upon gather
ing grapes but when we lay q plan for
years TO come, We may wisbsand do no
more, except pray that it may be ac-
compllshed, for We know not what to-
morrow may bring forth. All that We
do know beforehand Of anything is, that
to everything beneath the sun there
comes last day..
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-16
DIR. L. II. FIsHER.

aying permanently located in
- BELLEVUE, would respectfully
soffer his professional services to the
peopleof Bellevue and vicinity, in the
various branches Of hisprofession. Of
fee adjoining the Planters Hotel.
yl-nl
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-16
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern Mdit--Le Thursday 6 A.
NJ. Arrives Friday 8 p. NJ. e
Southern Mait-Leaves Friday s A. N
Arrives Saturday 6 P. NJ.
Eastern Mail---Arrives Daily IL A. NJ.
Leaves ~ NJ.
Western Majt-Arriyes Daily IL A II
Leaves2 p. NJ.
Walnut HiLI-Leaves Monday 7 A. M.
Arrives Tuesday 6P. NJ.
j. I'll. L0FTOt:t p. nj.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-16
! DR. ]. y. CARsTARpMEM,

Dr. J. J.lI J.A Hlo AItE7 AtE4V,
ID ellevue, La, being permas1ent lp-
1D Gated in Bellevue, woiildrespeet-
fully tender his professional services
to the citizensof this place and yicinity.
Office next door south of Spurlin &
Vests store. vln1
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". Il. HILL

A uction Ger of Bossier Parish, La,
N will give prompt attention to tlll
business entrusted to him in said ca-
pacity. vln4
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-16
GEO. WILLIAM MSON.

A ttorney at Law. VIII continue
N the practice in the parishes of
Bossier, Caddo and DeSoto. He will
also attend to all the business of
Landrum & Williamson, In tie above
parishes. vIn12*
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x. o.. LIsTER,

House, sign and ornamentslpainter.
IL Paper hanging, gliding, glazing
and limitation of all kinds of wood
and marble, upholstering, &c. yln1
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n. SHIDE4,

Y. SHIDE1,
w ateh-Maker and Jeweger. sa,
3 w Dealer in fine witches, E77A
iewelry and diamonds. Texas .ke I'd
street, between S. Haber's and a
Marks stores, Shreveport, La.
Watches and Jewelry repaired and
warranted. v1-ll3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26
Cleveland Nov 10 lsss.

la - -
CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
" RAIL ROAp-TIAIE TABLE, No. a.
Totake effect aud after Monday, November "a ls5s.
GOING EAST GOING WEST
Cleveland TO YOuHgg- YoEngstytcn 70 Ciete
topH- q. l land
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26

FLOUR AND NEAL
q. 4 lad. sup s9bbl I 5llls3
O.& Ind ext 9bbl s l2G
Doubla extra s1bbl s GA
Eve Flour Rbbl 3 7511
Ruckwheat 79cwt 2 $50 3:
Corn Meal .zacwt "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26
GnqCrl.alplers.

ENG r 4vING AND LITHOGRAPHINGi
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVFRs AND LITHoGRAPHERsE Essnk
reet Cleveland. o, ca T q -siIlf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26


Dr. AMOS SON have devoted their attention Gxclu-
this peculiar class of malaGls and the relief they
have equenty been enabled render their fellow crea
is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged BY
pafieuts and others DAHL arriving from
parts OF the country the express purpose nv OF consul
tatiOns their have been Gre ed BY the
signal advantages yet from what they experienced IN
FIGURING the of these infectious Complaints
from their simple condition that Of the dan
gergus and iHveteate they have always entertained tn
possibility Of their and removal and likewise
invariably found thst the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced 10 Of the
following Ignorance. neglect orthe bid effects Of
uusklful and improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON haTe succeeded IN discovering the selection Of
their remedies safe eecual and cautious course ONT
ting all combination Of remedies VIII ch bear eQuiToca
character we'll those whose premature nj1diciOus
Application might be productive oil bad sequences the
hands Of private individuals In short the audabe end Of
their remedies is the essenng OF great Of human
misery by the allevaiOn leef and prevenun Of those
sevous aictions that in realty the secret foe Of lie
and which, while they extensively surround call aloud
fer skill and interft renee Tor their determination
COUNTRY INVALlDS
Persons IN any Of the world nay be successfully
treated BY forwarding detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines &c. .
address DR.. AMOS SON. corner Main and Qusy-stz.
Buffalo, N. ". jansd Swls265
CsaT.AW.Bsa BRsEJVDr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26

Cleveland Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

i MORNING LEADER OFFICER
TUESDAY, Jan 24-5 P NJ s
The market to-day very and little Of
consequence auspired. The feeling is huner for -four
and wheat advanced their views In
Instance quotation for de-
elned for sold price Saturday The
....a4 only saler reported 20 bbls at $50.
wHEAT-Sales red kept private; car white
atSl26.
BUTTER-sales lad packed Central at l5c,
EGCS-Have sold at lac and Ice
HOPS-Sars at Ice.
.-. sEEDS-A of2s bus sold
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET Jan .:
Inv 7rrFrGp RpU

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARhLt-JaLL
[BY TELEGRAPHl ......
FoiAIIrket scarcely active and less buoyalt VIII
State
0 S5lcl1SS0 superhne western; IS 9
for shipping brauds ro1ud HOP Ohio the
unchsd; sales 400 bbs
at To choice extra Small sales VI
Rre ehourai
II randd demand moderate; sales OF . 50OAO
suhern; 81 20 FOR amber; Sl45 ioT
red Iudaus: 81 3s for mIxtd Illinois;
SL6zH choice white KY including 5000 bu very hand
I'M Nil club al 81 y.
RIe-StcadV a S5ldl0c
Barey-Quiet A. cdSoc
Co-In chiefly speculative; sales Of &c 900
~ Sc for uusOuad SIC for sound
and C1u1dian -
Whis5y-D0u and lower; s1cs $50 bbls at 9619
2kc
mess; s for old mess SI3SS9ls5o for SIC for
i
urlme Tor
repacked duess;
Hsms-Steadvs sales loo bbls choice al St6--
PM less steady uf 100
sales Of 100 pkgs at 6AlS6Ec ioT
shnulde sand ssla95Sc for hams
Dressed Ioss-In at
Llrl-Unchaused; sales Of 200 bbls at lllsIl2c
Buiter-In fair request At n DC for Ohl1 and LEG 90
~ Che ss-Steady at 7hl1lOc
TallIw-OSlc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26
NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION

An stuent for the cure of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness Can be prompt
y cured IL from fifteen days mouths BY the
this INSTRUMENT when used cOnjointy with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26

2 e- MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Clevclsrd with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and Pittsburs Railroads.
At SOl0I with hacks TO t'hagrin sails, &C.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At Braceville with hacks TO Newton Fails, sc
At Wanen with hacks to Sharon, GreeDheld MeadYille
Bloomfield Canfeld, nc. ll
At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell anf Enon Valley, and thence BY p f. W 4 c. r.
R. to Pittsburgh. -
Cler.land Nor Il 1sss--iras -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26

YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure announcing thst they
have invented important instrument the
the above diseases Il has been subjected TO test BY the
most eminent physicians in London, PARIS PHILADELPHIA
New York. has been declared the only useful nsru
snt ever invent cd for the Seminal Weakness
any disc caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
&IOby mail or EXPRESS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26
rning G Co.'S Quotations.

s. Corning 6 Co.'S Quotations.
ALCO mol
d. Blu RNING FLUID,
a-. MANUFACTURED BY s. CORNING Co., 76 RIVER
STREET, CLEVELAND, Ono.
ta# FE... E. Terms Cash, Current Funds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-26
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FoR ALL THE PURPOSES OF a PURsAVIvE MEDICINE
Hr For CosiFeness;
For the Cure Of d. pepsia;
For Jaundice;
For the Cure of Indigestion;
For Headache;
For the Cure of Dysentery; 4 f..l
For Foul Stomach;
FOrthe Cure Of Erysipelns;
For the Piles;
For the Cure of Sorofna
For all Scrofulous Complaints; ...-
For the Cure Of Rheumatism.
For Diseases of the Skin;
For the Cure Of Liver C0mplaints;
For Dropsy; ' H..
For the Cure Of letter, Hunors and Snlt Rheum
For Worms;
For the Cure of G0ut; ... .-
For a Dinner Pill;
For the Cure Of Neuralgia:
For Purifying the Blood
They are sugar-eoated that the most sensitive can
them pleasantly and they are the best aperent in The
world for all abe purposes Of family physic.
Price 25c. per Box !; Six Boxes for 81.
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- ~ g5:;;...s:iE;l
II 15'-I \ WINTER ARRANGEMENT. y
.0N AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" o. 1855 Passenger Train leave Cleveland as follow
II30 NJ Cincinnati Express, stopping at Berea Grafton
Wellington, New London, shelby, Crestine
GALLON, Gilead, CareingtOn, Ashley .Delaware
and WOrihngton r". ..l.I
sl0 NJ Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping II all sta
tIons between Cleveland and Gallon, and at
Ca-dington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers at al fatIons south OF Gallon.
CONNECTIONS
Shelby Sapdusby Mansfield anc Newark Railroad, FOR
Mansfield Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesvilie, sc
Cfestline Pittsburgh Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest Upper SandGsky. DslphOs, Linn, Ft
Wayne, Laporte. Chicago, &c. west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster Massillon, &c.
Gallon and Belleonane RaiTOad Line for Marion, Belle
p fdntnine, Sidnev UniOn, Muncie, Indianapolis,
TerTs Hauts, ,YHcennss, Evansville. Louisville,
Ds .,yare DaTt0a md Cincinnati Line for Springfield O.
DAYTON Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond, IN
dianapOiis TerTe Haute, st Louis. &c and at
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville and al points on the Ohio
River.
Columbus Litle Miami and Columbus, and xsnia Ra-
road, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Terre
Haute st Louis, Morrow, LOyeland- and Cll-
cinnat and withthe Ono anu MISSISSIPPI hall-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville. Evansville
Cairo, St Louis, and all points on the Ohio river.
COuI 1uS Central Ohio Rairoad for Newark, ZanesTlls
'- Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Pfqua and Indiana
.fs .- RaToad for Piqua, Urbana, SC
q For Tickets to all points and inf5rm2tioE Apply At
the Uniou Ticket Office 81 Superior street. or at the Pas
senger Station = - - -.
Clsxslapd Nov IN lsse
, 1859-02-16

7Hk NARKETs FOE TH1 WkKK. :.
The Flour market during the past weak has
been moro active, and At the close it exhibits a
decided upward tendency. Besides good ship.
ping demand, there has been, during the past
fen days some speculative inquiry. The sales
Of the week have ranged from 500 to 100 bbls.
per day-s large proportion Of which WAS pur-
chased on Canadinn account There hns been
offered for sale in this market during the past
few days, 5000 bbls Of Cleveland and 1000 bbs
st, Louis White Winter Flour. The demand il
chiefly for Spring Extra brands, though within
the psst fsw days, there hss been fair inquiry
for Winter brands.
The Wheat market during the weak, with The
exception Of enc Or two days, has been firm, and
towards the close active and buoyaut, au sd-
rance having been established since cur last
weekly review Of l@2c on No. Red Winter:
Go on No. 2 Red Winter; 6@7c on STANDARD
Spring; 7@sc on No. 2 Spring, and 10 on Be.
jected Spring. This advance. however, has been
chiefly gained since yesterday morning. To-pAr
the America was telegrsphed With liverpool
neva Of the 29th, reporting Flour dull and
Whest declined l@2d; this intelligence was,
however. tempered with that Of = probable wsr
in Europe, and this market Vas not materially
affected, An advance Of l@ec having been gained
on Winter, and &c on Spring grades.
The receipts Of Corn during tho past week
have been large, and tbs market has declined
during the week 2Gse, closing st 62@ssc per
90 lbs on track.
Oats hare been more .setire during tho past
week, and priees hsve advanced 3@5c. Primo
Barley has also been IN better request At higher
prices, but inferior qualities are dull
The supply Of Grass Seed haa been good, and
on account OF heavier offerings, and the With
dsswal of some heavy buyers. the mafket has
been dull, &nd Timothy and Ciorsr have sui.
fered decline OF 5@l2kc.
The Provision market opened brink At $50
49, As for Mesa Pork, for present aud future de-
livery but during tho greater part Of the weak
the market has been dull, with limited sa1sa 1t
$l7.75. Cat Meats also dali and dropping.
Lard quiet
The following table shows the Highest Low
est, and closing priees of Breadstuds, etc, dur
ing the week:
u,c1rar TnTpz1 am o.-rn rr.e4 rrrrwo
, 1859-02-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
10 THE PRE8s AND TRIBUNE
Warlike Uoyemcnts-Eforts towards
Facification.

HA11FA1, 15th.-The steamship America ar
rvrd last night, bringing Liverpool da1ea 70 'ena
The City Of Manchester and The Alps, both from
New York bad reacht Liverpool.
GRk&r BRITAIN approaching meeting OF |
pafllauent is looked forrard to with unusual in.
terest in hopes that such explanations will be
made az will modify the existing suspense.
II ia alleged tnat the EnBhsh Government has
completed contract With three large iron con-
pauies Tor supply Of 85 poondets Is fast as they
can I've cast An important contract for gunpow-
def has also been concluded.
l. la,ge portion Of the Red Sea Telegraph Cable
has beel shipped iron Liverpool in the steamers
1mpersdo and impetatrix-
4 number Of forged bills Of exchange to
lArRo amount hare bean euceessfully put into
circulation in London. They purport to ba
drawn by the BArbsdoes branch OF the Colonial
aud are supposed to hove been manufactured IN
New York. whore, after having passed through
good hands they were RENTED to London to
soue reepousib!e firm.
The fluctuations in the Stock Exchange have
dope. and lhe general tenor Of tho market WAS
heavy. 0n the 2sth funds we're steady, notwith-
standing adverse reports from Park, and the
market closed dru2.
FRAxce.-The Paris correspondent of the
London Daily ls<rs states that ~srlike prepsra-
tiona arc gong Oh 80 actively thAt tho bresklng
ont ct host.liilea would NO. seern question Of
weeke, bnt dsyH-
Tho demand for cavalry il 50 vrry urgent that
orders have been giTen 10 buy horses nine years
old.
Letters from loulon state tn0f D. wal iran
sports are to be ready By March lss-
The.fuppleuental surgeons In the military
hospitals 1t R4rs and M2r6ellea &re ordered to
hold themselves in readiness for active service
Ia the artillery shere are compsules in which
fse-six.hs Of the mep are excused from ontF
bAoause theY are making cartrldRes.
4 letter from Grenoble speaks Of The continued
arrival Of troops and the formation o! corps
d1rnaee in the Alpa-
Three men ofHsr LEFT London on the 26sh for
Gtnoa supposed 1of 1ne pnfpoee o. eeeompanI.
ing Prince Napoleon ana Ms of'ae oaek %
Ffsnce. :.
Three anips o. 1ae Aoe Hete unaer o1ae1s 81
CnerooorR 70 Joln Tue net1peslmeuta' 1q1aolou IN
The Aeo,1srlanea9 o. qe,ekH as possible.
1ae N"4ssu o. 70 noe3'st3attoa' con'*sns 10. =
naolslet'4 uecfee u l!7oeo Nepoieon, as.ee
'enu.3 W. " wien ~ tee.ans y, nnan %
RlanIs ~ too easteln eoasL VI At9ae2 Ano 4"
gsxe-e ~ pron.oltee'
tne 1no*pena<nee oeIgs axssru 1na! tne 1nR,
Asn Csoipes ls mah1og enos's a. farls, % wen
as a. stenna sna uf'o, 70 enec1 Ane paelnc Rt-
fsnRement OF e1ntine dlmea'tles. II mas oeea
euRResIeo 70 aoopt tue plsu ptopoeeo " Aastsla
4etseA 70 AoEo iauefa.on IN 4e4e, oJ "n'c9
AomosEoy "outd nAse oo.Atneo 1epalate ena
sen eote1n'nE ao@lulssta1lon on constltouona
t"L.. 1880 ueus s";.i. nas gwen
~ T. 9.o ~ sou P.opos1.lon:
stsnae Caoet, rAnout couatt.a1uE ~
n,s.4sS o., ~ ~ 49, 80 Ea o ~ $1,000 so oee.
, 1859-02-16
Tho Government nnd the Sfavers-'for'
eisu lnsurrection.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 16.--Ths President, IN r.
NV to = resolution from tho Hopse. conmnnl-
fstud message today enclosing report noo
ths Attorney General. who Rays that tne ioeA
off3csra Of tho Government II SA!snnsn H.se
been specially aud strictly eujoanea 70 Pelno. a.s
the dusiss imposed on them bJ soe es.sH LIE nS
Of Congress for tbs Suppression " o.,io~.d
tn Aid the District Attorney in proascuunR ton
oltendsrs; that the Adrfces received Smelly a., @
tor;lv show The diligence and acsiEity ot az pr
sons enus9ed IN the public service 10 uno .no
rsoroea: 70 identify tbs parties engaged IN mo
cr;me aud oscortain o,bsr important tae0 COZ.
nected With the TRANSACTION .:e
iii thin has been attended to with many am
cnit;es. hut there il good TeaAo1 to hops that
| these viii be overcome and justice ACCORDING TO
| The law Of the Isnd executed upon toe'onenoesa.
Rnt the preseut condition Of adstrs is sucn ~ %
~. .1rradv ins3itptsd or those in contenpta
n,st;on' should be given in detail without preju
dice to the public interest.
It appears from an official document that INF
cost Of the sites Of the Navy Ta1ds at Por sinouta
Boston, New York. Philadelphia. Blythe 1-tand
Mare Island, Sasketts Harbor, Pensacola. and iht
| amount expended in Improvements thereon TO tht
lst Of December 1858, as far as can I've aseera!net
was e2B,267 600
The Secretary of the Interior has asked Con
gress for an appropriation Of <20,000 ior takinl
the census of EAnsas with view 10 is admlsslo
into the Union. In accordance with the recon
mendatjou Of the President in his Annual Mes
saee,
The aggregate number Of passengers aIr1vin
IN the United States from foreign countries ly ses
from tie 30th Of September l643 to the lst {
December 1858, is LOSE 900, of which nearl
$500 900 were N les.
, 1859-02-16
characterization.
THERRY CREEK AND PIXIES PEAK
~ IxFKE83

THERRY CREEK AND PIXIES PEAK
~ EXPRESS
Thfenxh 10 The Csld MIues In Ten Days.
JOHN NJ HoCktDAY T. CO.,
Poortetors md Contractors OF til Great 5Al La1s ad
Cherry Greek United Ates Mali. vii 'ua LAZY
kxpEess Line Of
Concord Coaches drawn by SIX Mules,
1hsousa rom Asebon Ka4 u Territory CT the Crest
Wrst.f ID Dead The Mis1oari ai,er nksVkk CITY,
u the N<uta of Cherry Creek.
Thu L'ns Connects y n .he
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOE RAILROAD,
b. = Daily Line Of steauelA
Thii onlv dA1y ne Of atAxes 70 ttt Gold Xiu.s
with hop21EE psAees and selays Of
Fresh Mules Every go Miles.
Passengers II ths line viii ne taksn throcsa from Atehi
eon 70 'he Gold Nina u Ten ~ being TWENTY
F4{a through 10 Denver City. Cherry Cteet. SlcU tom
n B-Pazeexes. vii Be boarded thenuah 70 tho m,uss
the Company hsv ux stab Ahsd Eating HooAas eTesJ
renseIa wl1 bs ID uIad tha. sito pu their fare
asd Board ttnna Aehtsoa to the mlaes ant hss4tt
through Irfets for aal- from chieax>a 10 odc4 Of
the chieAso. Bsr lnas'n 1tna R,ut u Detot
oIy s4x Tickets 10 b. sold pxf d. eu111enel.K
~Te ia r!Ibe ready for sae IN .dvsnee On TIC
10Th 0: Macs.
John NJ. Hockday & Co.,
ProEhe.o<. Ct tie un'tea ssea Nall Lns to SAT- Lake
f&t5 I'm GE$ Cherry Creek
, 1859-02-16

NEW YoRK, Feb. 15.-The o. s. Circuit Court.
Judge 1neersoll. granted 23 ipjunctions agalnst
parties alleged to be intriugers Of the invention
Of 4 b. Wilson, for improvements in sewing
j. Jones, the alleged bank defanlter, of Col
chester, CT, IVES this morning taken from the
custody Of The officers VI ho were about carving
him to Connecticut, at the instance Of Recorder
Barnard, who claimed that he Was answsrabe
at his Court for having obtained 1850 by
ta}se pretences, that he had absconded after hih
arrest for that offence, and recently returned,
heinR ntill liable for hia crima.
, 1859-02-16

CASH C4PIT&L &1.000, ,0o9s
[Absouta md Unnpared
with \ Surplus Of e688, 140 10.
And tho prekIke of - yeass sucee4 and experience
The Capital alone being double thai u AnJ Nrs lrs1
f1nce Company tn the United es4tes.