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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22

Genin's Bazaar, No. 5I3 Broadway.
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
WINTER MUrFI.EkE,
WINTER GLOVES,
SHAKER UNDERSHIRTS,
sHAKEk VNDkR bnAwBn1,
WINTER SUAKFS,
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
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-Four SECOND H SHs sAsFS r2n sAkE aa..
constantly on hand.
60 TO BALDw1ss. GO 70 BALDwrSs
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
TIE LARGEST IN THE CITY,
FOB YOUR CLOTHING.
Nos 70 and "a BowHRY.
$4,000 saved yearly BY being Of Broadway.
, me .ss:. ss.ortmsn. 0f fan and winter s!o..s 60
So s ana 3. "
Article. this line wiz be sold les than asany other e
Nahment In his city.
Furnishing goods in every variety.
Please cal, and make your selections early.
HEcKHRg EARI IN Y IN THE HIGHEST RHrvH
ys.f !, p11ss l0m g
mer se q s. A.n. Hase y
las Metropolitan, other ciass hotels saloons
New York liberal discount 70 dealers For sale ssssra
HEeKRR & BROTHER:
Hecker Brothers. Flour and FArinA sIhbited -
comgetion ~ tho Fair Of tho American institute. Rlsa
IMPORTANT TO Pa zy ga -,v,.
great wans has long sIsed q No naser. msdsoa q -
surpsa " Dr. S:dwsy Who S:s discovered and Sroa
ns0'" = ' SApwArs REGULATING PILLS
a y SO: 'qssz =: Pa:
%iS sS IN present use either IN - form Of p psv
dy:peps. ndfsson, 0cnsDsaos ssa1ulsoos, Sos%s, 3
@ay f. As q s Sus 2 IL
!ss and z from hours sspsi hon 3 .
tenn mo III; n u
In 9. CONDITIONS Of Ae system where there acute inA
Rsss:as 81. WI e ss:s : ANUS: sss::
namnAton and congestion secure FREQ nuD
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Gentlcmen,s Easks... KEssss
WHITE, "then Halter, ZIG Broadway.
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Harris & Russack's Fall Style Of Gents
SILK Hats for ST. also their uueQusled Msses
Youths and Chdrens fancy Has and Caps call and rs
Bowery, So Grand street, Isl Eighth avenue.
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English Cricketers.-An Imperial Pho
sogrsPh q die IAN England Eleven" exhibition al
BRADY6 Gallery Gas Broadway OF Blocker
also fine sereoscopc view Of the cricket ground with
ers playing. Copies Of the stereoscopc view for sas
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We Cannot he Sick,
WE CAN HAVE NO PAIN,
closed or inactive.
BRANDRETHS
Open these or make them active bus restoring health.
Principal Office, 29i Canal street Proc sc. box
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Photographic Of tho Late Hon. ID. G.
Frederick for sale the HOLMES Gallery 69l Broadway
One dollar photographic 6fy cent ambrosypes and twenty
five cent miniatures.
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Fall Fashion Hats for 1850.
WRITE the hstor ZIG Broadway opposite St Pauls church
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Two copies for year.
Three or more copies for year eachl ....:.....
And extra copy gratis for club Of ten sutsorbea
Harper's Magazine ant Harper's Weekly, together 90
year, "a. HARPER 4 BROTHERS, PublsheuA
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Fall and Winter Styles OF Hats and
Caps all their variety Furs and chdrens fancy
KELLOGG, 33i Canal street.
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Hats, Hats, Hats.-That's O Neat Hat
says one; that's handsome hat another; Oh what
Of hat cries third Il was one Of knoxs fashionable hat
winch caused these exciamaons combining beanty
and fashion, aud which only be had OF KNOX at his ash
ionabc hat store No. az Broadway northeast Of Full
ton street
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Lake Huron. Crew and passengers safe.
The weather Is still very rough, and number OF upper
lake boats are lying here.
Nothing has yet been heard from the remainder OF the
crew and passengers OF the propeller Troy who took TO
Explosion OF Powder Mills Mt Wilmfng-
wnmoroS oc. q, 1859.
Al about eleven o'clock this morning four OF the powder
mills In this place exploded with terrific crash. Seven
persona and one horse were killed.
Fire In Toronto.
TORONTO, c. W., Oct q, 1859.
Nearly whole block OF wooden buildings, bounded by
last night. Over nifty families houseless Bonds
livery stable and number Of horses burned. Tho
DIRE Is supposed to DO the work Of an incendiary.
Death or Ex-Gov. Dunlap, OF DIainc.
PORTLAND, Ne. Oct 20, 1859.
Past General Grand High Chief OF the Royal Arch Masons
Sor the United States died this evening his
In Brunswick
Arrest OF Counterfeiters Mt Philadelphia.
-- PmIADKIPHIA, Oct. 81, 1850.
counterfeit gold coin, william Conner for
ing the same They supposed TO belong to the gang
Naval News.
NRw ORLEANS, Oct. 81, 1869
The United States steamer Crusader has arrived here
Advioes from Pensacola state that the United States
steamer Fulton has been got Off and arrived at the Navy
yard.
Weather Reports.
CHATgAUGAY, n. Y, Oct 81, 1859.
Two feet Of have fallen here since yesterday morn
Ing aud Is still showing, and drifting from three to four
foot
MONTREAL, c. T., Oct 81, 1859.
Weather cold, with q slight snow storm last night
About two inches have fallen The first Of the season.
Burning OF . Steam Saw MIL.
the steam saw min at Island Pcas v essns sss to
the Hon N L. Woodbury., OF Portland, destroyed by
Gre this morning. No insurance.
Commerce OF Baltimore.
BALTxoRx, Oct q, 1859.
xnPo.s snc WEEK. .S31sOo4
Decrease in imports as compared with same week
Commerce OF Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. q, 1852
Imports Of the week, $l3S $40 Exports Of tho week,
Ss28oo
Southern Ocean steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Oct 81 1853.
The Star Of the South arrived her wharf at four
O'Clock this afternoon. All well.
Exchanges.
PHILADELPHIA Oct q, 1859.
Sight exchange on New York, par to u per cent prem.
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A sTONIsHlNGLY CHEAP sEGARS-HAvANA, D
"A mestc and German-A per thousand, upwards for q
only. Bargains guaranteed. o. CHEEKS, II BroaAway
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David's Fall style OF Gentlemen's Hats.
Salesroom 299 Broadway, near Duane street.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
Arrival eFthe Express from nIincn
INDIAN 0UTRAGES.

@A.H nv
Denver City dates to the ID inst This
express brings nearly three thousand dollars
In duet. Quite number Of prospecting par
tigs have returned from the South Platte dig
giAgs during the last few days, and although
not denyinF the sxistencs Of gold in that region
Asy deny the praoticabiity Of successful
raising.
Extensive Indian outraaes have been report
cd by them. The oarcAsses ofmsny mules and
herses. pierced by bullets and arrows, have
been found, the owners Of which are supposed
10 have bseA murdursd aud their bodies con
csAlsd. The perpetrators Of the slaughter are
Insmbert Of the Utah tribe.
On theev,Aing OF the Of the 26th, a German
butcher, Of the nams Of Frederick Milley,
formerly Of Chicago, was fatally stabbed Ia
Auraria by \ oouutrymsn, u barber by the
name Of Phillip sshwsrgehsrt, formerly Of
Qainey, Illinois, The ARRAY took place In a
bar-room and Jealousy is assigned as its
Immediate oauss. Mllley received thirteen
ntahs. end died, after intenee suffering, on the
sscoad day. schwOrgehErt hrSt eudeavorsd
20 escape iho country, but hnally returned,
ana is now having a preliminary trial before
. Justice Of tae peace.
Heavy thunder storms have prevailed
during thsproossdlng week strokes of light
nipE did considerable damage in Denver
City.
Ths drst horse race toek place on The 26th
Instant, a short distance from Denver City,
had was largely attended by the citizens.
On the evening Of the proceeding Friday
alarge and enthusiastic meeting was held at
tho Denver House, John s. Jones, tho general
superintendent Of the Express Co, presided,
Many speeches we're made, and y committee
hppointnd to prepare memorials to tho Presi-
dent of the United States aud Congress, In
which the present condition Of tho gold re-
elons is 10 be described In detail, and the
wants Of their inhAbitants expressed. An
Indian sgenoy, a military post, = wagon road
from Denver City TO Salt Lake City, will be
mainly prayed for. Resolutions approving
OF the energy and enterprise displayed by the
Bxprsss Co, were passed,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
NONE FRAUD

The editors OF the RgubAcan In this city.
brought With them several thousand euyslo.
pes, With the frank Of Hon, Il q. SpauldinE.
member Of Congress from the Buffalo distriot
New York, and while Spsuldiug Is more than
fifteen hundred miles distant, have repeated
ly attempted to load down our mails with
BLACK Republican documents, cnolossdi In those
franked envelopes. Mr. Hitchcock, another
bright shining light in the Republican party,
and OF present q candidate for District Alter
ney, has also baen busily engaged 10 sending
on Black Republican documents for election
oering purposes in this Territory, ranked BY
the Ion John CoVode, NJ, c. from Pssnsyl-
ysniS.- Ns6raitian.
That speaks for itself The editors Of
the Republican, and live Hitchcock, commenced
on rather q larger scale than Daily. Hs IN
lsrtook to operate on fifteen dollars. That is
sight NebrasFiaH expose the ~rasoals, and
when tAey cry " fraud " toll the people to clap
their BANDS on their pockets and keep a sharp
look out. What they will not DO In the way
OF deraudlnE the Government is not worth
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
s.w.ra .r. t.. rr..ls.ns,.


We regard 10 as morally o~eriaia. 10 he lives
thst Eilism o. SeWsrd vil be the Opposition
osnii3ate Tor che Presidency go 1860. Cdese'
Caneron. and othe-s. have hopes. but they
ore destined % disappointment The tleHents
n the Opposition are ~ entnngiet nkoint auu
Seward appears to be the only man who cau
combine enough Of them together 20 make a
rrsneeiable shou in the Convention His po-
pition and bic political belief are we'll known.
lie takes rrouud that, between the North and
The South. an irreprtssihle conflict exists,
which must continue sud Increase until the
Union is composed either wholly Of free, or
Wholly otslsve States. lie places the North
aud the s0nth in direct ante gonism, and be
lisvss that one or the other must Ia the end,
tneeumh. Louisiana sugar aud Georgia cotton
must be produced By froe labor, or slavery
uill somtime swallow UP New England, with
her manufactures, Pennsylysnis, with her
iron and coal, and Ohio and the Great west
With their rich agricultural products. BE
sses no rights for the South. Tie is willing
20 sacrihes svsrytbinE-even the Uuion-to
gain bis ends. He acknowledge no middle
Ground. He boldly declares that the free In
sututionr Of our country, and African slavery
rtuuot exist in the same government, aud
fsyors entire end unconditional emancipation,
w fair msans. ifpossible, foroihle II 1t cannot
De done 10 Any other WY 10 thttti w uehifa
the right Of each ststs 10 make lie own Laws,
rnd direct its own domestic Institutions, -
provided by the Constitution Of the United
sls,oa. IT he, or any enc like him is elected,
aVrrossions upon the rights Of sovereign States
viii o. once be commenced. HE success will
be q signal for discsrd and nstionalruin The
Constitution will be AisreEarded, and the right
so control their own institutions viii be denied
20 the States. Tho Anti-Slsvsry element will
be made to peryade every department Of tie
government from The Supreme Court down.
Laws viii be altered 10 suit the political views
~ the party. Congress will be empowered 70
interfere in The terrigaries. The Union viii
he weakened, aud perhaps Observed. Upon
sueh irsucs bs these, the Republican party,
with Seward at their head, and his Rochester
fpecsh for their political textbook, will en-
desvsr TO conduct the next campaign. On such
n platform, they cannot carry halta dozen
states in the Union. The Democratic element
Of the oouutry-ths leyo Of union and concord
will defeat al suoh unholy schemes. With
Mr.. poulks, the Constitution ans Their ights Of
the people uudsr il, the Democracy may 50
into the contest ssre Of success,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

Fat TIM, by a Fast Nag.-It is reoordeS, in
the latest annals of the turf, that Flora TEN
pie, this celebrated racer, who with her equally
celebrated competitor, Princess, passed
through our city on hor way Westward, on
Monday, made the fastest time known on
Sunday Dight, having accomplished the almost
incredible feat Of running a mile on the track
in one minute and thirteen seconds This
seems astonishing, but 1t is nevertheless true,
as we have our information from = oonnuctor
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, by which che
was brought hoGs, who actually saw the feat
performed, and timed hor by his chronometcr.
Pittsburgh Post,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
ART stOwsII.

TkiS gentleman has visited our city, and
announced himself an Independent Peoples
Candidate FOR Delegate IN Congress. He did
not deliver hinsslf Of speech, but visited in
person many Of eur citizens. Those who
have been prominent in the boiling movement
In Dakota, received him kindly, and locked
complainant at the idea Of hAving a candidate
Of their own, Democrats were not material
ly excited, while Republicans we're ohop-fal-
len, aud seemed indignant that any one should
dare to oppose THAR owu candidate, As we
saw bins, bs appeared = pleasant, afable and
intelligent gentloman. Ia personal appear
Anos he has much the advantage Of Daily,
and moreover, claims to be consi stent tenn
psranes Ean. He is a Citizen Of Nsnsha
county, and a near neighbor Of tAO Republic
an candidate. He has issued modest, we'll
written circular, which IL we had space, we
would insert entirs-but Va select the follow
ing in relation 10 Mr.. Daily. Being his fell
low citizen and former partisan, ne suppose
he speaks of his habits and folbles, from an
adequate knowledge Of facts.
"A rebuks to any man who seeks our
votes, for the purpose Of enabling him the
better to secure for himselC School LaEds,
previously entered by fraud, thereby robbIng
our children Of ons Of their NEST sacred rights
Let the people throw every politician over
board who lays his hands GU our School
Lands.
"a rebuke 10 one who made a fair private
contract with another parry for public priGi-
ing, then basely exposed him TO government
vongence for selfish purposes and against the
interests Of Nebraska; thereby showing a
shameful want Of GOOD faith, both public and
private.
"a rebuke to one who secured his wi
nomination by using his Ofioial influence tc
pre7sat public meetings Of his own party, to
select delegates 10 Bellevue, while privately
recurring delegates for himself, thus forcing
himself upon rs and thereby insuring his own
defeat.
"a rebuke TO party wire puilers for at
tempting 90 force - trioldsh, Whlskey poliu-
ciesi down tbe peoplss's throsts, Nolsas 70.
lens willing or not willing. We have had too
many disgraoeiul drunken broils in Congress
already"
How different from the above is the testi-
mouy Of Furuas, also a citizen Of this same
Esmsha county, who speaking Of Gen. Ests
brook, says "he is a man against whom
nothing can be said" As for ourself, we
would rather have this voluntary tribute,
from a corrupt and yensl editor, forced for
once to speak tAe truth, than spend a life in
Congress branded as a robber Of School
Lands-a pot-house politician, and sbaudon-
cd drunkard, The voters Of Dakota County
know Gen. Es,abrook toe well, to throw him
aside for such a man
The vote which Mr.. Stovell will receive
msy not be very large, but will c mprise the
strength Of the party whose candidate he is
It will however greatly reduce Dsily's vote
north Of the Reserve, and BWel the ma
iority for E5tabrook.
B The Insurance Agents in London, re-
fuse 60 insure the monster steamship, Great
on her trial trip across the Atlantic
unless az an exorbitant price
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

The whole Republican ticket is elected by
5000 majority.
In 81 towns the vote stands: for Governor
He'll, 1925 SAKE, ,667-RsPubliean major
ity, 1859. Last year the result in the same
towns was as follows Hall, 4,9S7 Keyes,
2,i0i.
In go towns the Republicans have elected
81 Of their candidates against s Democrats,
aud Que no choice. Last year the same
towns elected 40 Republicans aud 10 Demo
Gratis.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

ET3- Ger. d Estabrook, formerly Attsrsoy
General OF this State, and new a citizen OF
Nebraska, has been nominated by the Dsmj-
Gratis Of that Territory "a their candidate for
Delegate to Congress-. We can frsm personal
knowledge Assure our party friends in NebgGs-
ka that they have made a good and ID strong
selection GeR, EstAbrook, is a high.miRjed
intelligent gentleman, decided in politics, and
= mar Of ability and integrity. He will Of
course be elected. When he ran in this state
Jority We hope he will be rs strongly eodorr-
de IN his new home GREEN Bsy Ws Adps,
cate.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


All persons having claims against the Poncss Ind
ans for debts contracted or depredations ccmu,itt.t
prior 10 the 18th Of April 1856. are hereby potise3 ~
by order Of the Hon. Commissioner Of Indian Affair." +.
council OF Chiefs will be held 40 the Poucas caun 80
Niohrarab, n. I', for the purpose Of inyestigstily a..
Claims Will be taken up ia regular order as pregeDts1
Investigated and forwarded with the rcp6rt al ~
Agent TO the Hon. secy Of the Interior. ANY mrfbs-
information desired slu DO obtained by addressing M.
Agent. "'
j. SHAW GREGORY.
Us InE'n Agt. Gr tho P1ursz.
Poncas Special Agency, 2. o., Nl5brarah, n. 4.
September 28th, 1859.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

There is general complaint Of The failure
Of the potatoe crop in the East. North Of
this place the dry weather has cut the crop
very short, while in Dakota and Dixon coun-
ties the promise Of a good yield was never
better. Let farmers dig every buehel and
safely house them for nezt year. The price
must be paid, end eur farmers must be salts
asd that It ia the most certAia sEd profitable
crop that they oAR turn their attention to, in
this county.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

Nor thu sAHE MAy-Ths Louisville .J,y
ns' says The Maj. A. J. Donaldson. who -.
Gently died ia Louisiaue, was not And
Jaosson Donslson, the adopted son Of Me-,
orlsan'' Asro, and cerdiiat, FOR Vice pr..i
dert On the Fillmore ticket.
~ Lord Radstsok publishes a letter from,
Richard Il. Dana Of Boston, on the subject d,
bailotiBg in the United States. Mr.. Dan.
shows the benefit Of this system in this coup.
try, aRd to prevent fraud it is nsoessarv
deprive it Of secrecy.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

Bay The Seizure of ,hs Island Of San Juan,
by General Harvey, WAS entirely upon his
own responsibility, and without any instruo.
tons from Washington. No doubt is enter,
tanned by the Administration that the matter
will be Immediately and snioably adjusted, e.
the question Of the Oregon boundary is now
with tho Commissioners appointed for its
determination. The action Of cur troops is
considered of no importance as affecting the
result.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

New YoRK-The Democracy Of the Elm
pjrs State are at last united, They laid aside
tAeir chronological differences, met at syria
cuse on the lob sf last month, nominated
delegates to the Charleston convention and
adjourned amid cheers. This looks well FOR
the cause in that State and she may now be
put down ls being in the democratic line in
1850.
A number Of persona In Rev York are
asovtto present General Mcmahon, the duke
Of Magenta, with a horse and mounr'rgs
valued ~ 50 ono.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
A man Arrested far a murder Commit
ted EloVeA years age.

mAn Arrested rar a murder Commit
ted EloveA years age.
On Saturday last, william Edwards, Of Ray
mond, was arrested for the alleged murder Of
= female named Sarah J. Yerril, about eleven
years age. The accused AZ that time resided
in that town, and Edwards is said TO have been
familiar with her. One morning both Of them
were missing, Edwards had been seen With
the girl on the previous evening. He return
to his family in about four weeks, but denied
oil knowledge Of the girl, and she has never
been heard Of since.
Last week Joshua Edwards, a brother Of the
accused, made q confession, stating he and
william murdered the girl by tying or chain
ing her on to = pile Of brush and setting FIRE
10 Il, and burning her alive. Upon this con-
fession william was arrested, and the case
will CONF off for examination before Thomas
Johnson, Esq, in Now Gloucester, on Wsdnes-
day Hon John J. Perry and Charles W.
Goddard have been employed Rs counsel for
the accused. We presume Mr.. Butler County
Attorney, will attend the examination on the
part Of the state. Portland Argas,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

The Frankfort, Ky, Commonwealth, the
leading American paper in that state, says
that Mr.. Brown, Democratic Congressman
elect frsm the Fifth District, and who is net
yet twenty-five years Of age, Is in point Of
general ability, the first man in the State
as sn orator he has No superior in the beauty
Of his language, chastity Of thought aad
graceful action.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

EGg-Hon Thos. A. Hendricks, Commission
er Of the Land Office at Washington, has re.
signed his position, and the President has ao-
copied his resignation. He is 3 prominent
candidate for nomination as Governor before
the indiana Democratic State Convention.
Ex-Osi gresham Hughs of Indiana, has,
it is rumorsd, been rendered the Office, made
vacant by Hendriok's resignation
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

CAss CoUNTY.-We have received q private
letter from a well-tuown, and reliable citizen
Of Cass county, in which he says 81 now
have no fears Of Cass county giving General
Estabrook, a handsems majority" So it
goes By election day, nearly every county
in the territory will be ready to poll ga hand
some majority" for our nominee.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

GoLDIE &rssouKI.-The Alexandria Ds'ts
SAYS a piece ofquartS, very rich with gold has
recently been found near Waterloo, Clark
county. There Is alsa old-b~earing sand in
s~outh-east Missouri. that will pay 81 to 81
a day for washing, we are informed. IL isnot
o dave drive from Ironton, hut We are not Al
liberty 70 make public the location. The 81,
Louis News received 3 letter from a subscriber
in Texas eovsty, rtating that gold had bean
found there in considerable quantities.
Ilronion Furnace.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
TURN OUTS!

BY reference to another column 1t will be
seen thatGen. Estabr0Ok, and other distia-
guishsd personsges, win address the citizens
Of the various towns, north,sf the Reserve,
between the 80 and 18th Of this month. Let
there be a general attendance Of all WHO
have room for mere than one idea in their
heAds.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
APPOINTMENTS

General E. Estabrook will meet and address
the citizens Of northern Nebraska, as the fol-
lowing places aud times.
At Dakota City, Monday, Oct, 3D., Ht4P. NJ.
" Ponca City, Tuesday, L" 4th, " 2 "
" st. James, Wednesday, " 9th, " 2 "
" s.. Helena, Wedn'day, " 9th, " 8 "
d" Dixon, Thursday, " 9th, " 4 "
" 81. Johns, Friday, " 7th, " 3 "
Gov. s.. W. Black and other distinguished
gentlemen have been invited and are confident
ly expected to be present aud address the
people. CitiE9ns turn out and and hear for
yourselves. sspt. 26, 1869.