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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
on FIFTH AVENUE
AZ the InieIseriion nf Broadway on Madison Snn.r.

49, on FIFTH AVENUE
hthe intersection 81 Broadway, op. Madison Square,
New York.
70 - opened -iugi4sf .Sf lSSq.
llcAnn desirable
Pis, being the most healthy deetfa ana central IN H.
~ and and Hudson Iv.r mi nos,
Railroad DepOts ' @-- D'N'o1
The entire ~stahsment are IN. e q,
mature study and experience and
and h0mc-Ee Hotel "a he world
All the improvements comfort and eonV,nisr. hsv. -
srsi-d, have been introduced, ~ -
kVeTy precAaan has been construction "a s.r,.
we positive safety Of from dangers Of
subdivision double brick walls the rk iond.or
ne I""L All OF The floors double separated hy y
- OF cement, making the entire hrr.praof
arEay- VERTICAL RAILWAY completed TO convey
possibility OF accident ~ ~ ~ "'
LnV, spacious and ~orors forming pronsnai. ,h, hun
@ t upon each OF the stH stories, give light
eSi degree, 10 every apartment
liberal space has been appropriated public p,upx RAM
ana farl"Ts connecting which Dining
grand Promenade Hall Su-s Spacioas PAor, Cbanbe,
aud Rooms with all the modern have r
epa Destined for the comfort Of families travelling parties
An exchange containing Journals Of the day and all IN,
uVsnenees Tor commercial Intercourse busin ha be~
aided 70 TIE usny other features q the Hotel there l. t.
Graph 9ihes connecting with al parts Of the country.
bhaFu anu Ces Rooms OF the
mens provided for the quests and M nnbI
HOTEI- ~ ''e '"'h A'AN'A
All communications for apartments upon any business ron
heted IN The house. please direct
order 20 Insure immediate attention '' '
The enre % this Hotel under the dire
ton OF Ma PARAN STEVENS proprietor Revere ana Tc
Hons-s ia Boston, aud Rattle and Point Mobile
X,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15

PoLicf Irrxs--Before the MAYOR yesterday, James
sPading an old seaman, with red eycds aud black sur
rounding, arraiened on ne charge Of assaultine
Andrew p Dill. lie was committed until some marine
captain VIII consent 70 take him out OF the city.
rhos HOGAN, from Chester near Phlladeiphla. va,
brought up Tor wantoply assaaltng Ed Kearney from
feisdsphls he sss eo1ml,sd n dshuh u IssutV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
FACT NUMBER ONE.

-, Cadeso Esesor has recently analysed BIZ Dr.
Chiffon. Chemist In America lie pronounees the Dye An
soLuTkI mAsnLkss o hair and skin.
FACT NUMBER TWO.
The Dye la Its Effects The d,p
teal Color indi-nguhabe that Of nature, ana .c
tualy ,agflsss nr0vsdt. the hair Til. fac, r. s.,al
ed By competent andayits. .f
....a FACT NUMBER THREE
The sales of the Dye Increased per cent q. one
year, every repseabis druggist dresser nnd. n ne
er.szry keep GtnJdSf dTtic Sold erery-h.r. and
applied by cris,adOrO No sA.isr House Ns~
York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15

Tnk fooR HorsE--The special committee on the poor
house In their report to the Coan.il ,s, Mopd.y ,
o,,,,.,a.,, ~. ,.,..,,o - !. Z = -. a.. -
an, .soslS ~ an" 'ne protmy % !, an aoun.
,hs ,,,..sn cos h ~, a, my &c ~ ~ A.o, VI
d,rl,s, ac.., ~, - vs. w snuo.. o.enoon
h;,,n. ,r.n.I, - - 49,. 49,. ~ '"e ',oas " ,"e
W. ,,.,a, e., III s,s oa. graves ana 'osos
no ~. ,,sne-.J -, A., IF $500 '' :" any, M - ~, -,
~ e., - "a 49,, s!, S.n % YssI's s' !"
80. - - a. ,i..p ~. w ~ W., -.
- .y -, s,,s .s. I'm oe rAseu " s'1ins 70
a 49,. -, .a, ,.t .e1 I " s.seuns enurey hes
sn' sa., 'u oe "er my seie se'sc'
s,s h , ,s,y uue. u ssns ,ns Summons .ney
go; ~. ~ ,,,,, @ \, , ~ sope 'u s'
, .., sas - % sy ~ 49,, ~ Pa,'y 'ne
~ IN. sran,;on NJ a., sud Luz, IN, IN oe uons
,ss mi AZ. vho,s ,asx ~. 80 ~ GUY ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
suFRVF CouRr or Arrt,ls-Thc

suPRYE CouH oT AFFE,ts--Thc Fall term OF this
tribunawl commence today ia the State Court House
IL Is 10 be hoped that the Attorney for the CITY will en-
deayor to get edfV decision Of the question pending
before W Court relative 10 the Tselhh Street tlsrnc
ton ut fence is an abominabe nuisance aud ought
40 be showed n the Court Of Appeals should decide
ihat me Mayor can impose hne on Messra Warwick
Barsdac for The erection Of the fence by authority Of
the Circuit Court Of Icutco county, those gentlemen
Will AZ once, remove the fence On the contra r. II the
TOUT should decide that the Mayor cannot hnc Messrs
W H. that decision will be equivalent TO 40 afirma-
ton OF the judgment Of the Henfico Circuit Court and
the Couacii Of Richmond will be compelled 70 pay Messrs
w w. reasonable price Tor the lot in dispute The
cerned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15

a hIIFIClAL TEETH.
n fNf tHEOIiINTif' PROCESS ksa-(1---1p
- w. JONES, p42rf-r. having purchased The
Trht for The shove mode ~ mntnr Teeth. III LIZ
M entirely satisfied ~ s ahriute suerftF
~ patna method, De- can si confidence
may desire ul paral n Teeth especially such
sy W, dstshed vh those he' afe nos using % % process
~ 81 The objections 90 ne gold plate
nE perfect comfort and stability a.
enr cfh cddsd he metal r 5d e. c,giutsd nom under o
between hen, and they Therefore rpg.
m IN every respect better.
Ia Consequence n he ps adaptation plate The
mouth and he suou thereby secured, D.
ih 'Nahf clasps n ah cases perfect
siactory NJ, charge.
THIS method hsyinr been adopted and W those q and
inf hrhss w ihc profession Nah sud South tesuous u be
Even and spermers exhibited Who desry thea,
Those whinr a. errharre ne oli method
plate VII BE- takeu ln Once
VNcf hours irnu 20 ~, tHmNh % g ord.=fy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15

TO THE LADIES.
Nj L y - r.. LY ON
Broad street,
VVsr the Dry Good Store Of Swords Thaw,
As returned from the North nth her V. suppIy ,
~ Fashionable Goods, al
Hheh he u nov opening and would De pleased ~
eu,temes and he public, generally call snd examine them.
CARPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS- A.
w xsiue this stock 81 CARPETfSgs CtHTitsi
NATthlAls OIL CLOTHS 4c Eheh uiuk aoss esi~nss
nsh 30 now have ready 70 ehb ~ our Carpet waeroou No
Gl,ng NJ bups,, cur undivided attention. and imrcr,.n.
larre prsn ~ our stock direct o, the oregn
'rc enabled - a tuss o. supply tc ~ n
Nff hfffr fiun tfH tftffrf J.Hfrlig tluf
lowing description Of roois vie - 49, ." ''' 'o'
VELVET
TAPESTRY,
rHRFErIY
INGRAty
yESET1AS
DUtCH
F fun sssorusnt Of Rugs Door Nat. Table on tg,, p,
o. Ishe Covers tsouc yery hsud'sl Bossng Crub CO h.
CURTAIN GOODS
Our stock md assortment of uhh passsi 10 sny usus
BRoCArrt
BAMAsN,
ptLATvFs
viih Triurinss n evsry iessririian srf 1osii'v'
FluOH OFT CIuTtia
~ various qpsHue' ani r1rergs hom % ~ feet side
~ STYLE sni gsfs, vh proper hsture o. rod ,Ev
Havnr sNeiuveJ n cup oy IN sNpccucsd snd e5upe
UPHOLSrRREa,
~ re rrrgrfd ghru desired. o. uatr
Cuftn' n he ats, sty 10 hang wncv Shade coz shd VI
oes hss RtCuAppsoV A IN a. NJ. a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
SCHOOL At GOOCITTISn U,X

sChoOL AT GOOCHLAND MANSE
Rev. I'D Dudley, 4. NJ. university Of Val Principal
The request Of several gentlemen residing vicinity and
aasS wp T,s y, s1Ts es. for The sasaoR Of their
braeing Nah and Female Department under suitable and com
school The Principal win spare N IKE aor,iy OF sens
ed for health, refined int Igep and moi
community feW bordes viii he family OF III
nO'ieebe given Tie frs, commence Oct !th '' "
TERMS, PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS
boarding with every personal accommodation. $40
Higher English Branches '''''''' ~ ~ A.
French NJ NJ ~
,ly III gG9l4 d. refer M to lion i Jas a S%a
p Hobson, and others rrsitinsin the neishbofhood
.os H.. Address, Rev. J. D DUDLEY.
EEMALE TEACHER wANTED.--rhe subscriber
10 ss FTen &c 'f s ses =, % LADY SH @ qualified
,.os-,.,,u. Address, Rev ], D. DUDLEY,
seEs-d&eln' Dover Mills Va.
TEACHER wANTED.--I wish to employ lady to
nedS IN ESr G Gs9oI T;r s @g be qualified give
'iast"ry reference required JOSIAH RURRUss
se2s-SE Enfield p. o, King William Co, Va.
WILLIAMS & REID, "''O
PRODUCE
commission Merchants,
" H. '""NhE WaLnnn 1N ~. SS'oNb STREET
Solicit orders for all kinds Of Prod uce and make
Mercha ndisc bought aeeoun, Of paTehssrTs
fall AND wINTER pR Y GOODS.-A general Al.
sortnen Of saIle AMI fancy Dry Goods and m store
Tor sale a. the lowest market price by
WADsw0RTIT, TURNER A CO.
srla-Yn No u. IAN street
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE Select
- a-s oTtment ~ one Fancy Goods.
HAiR EkISNES % huc puahty
Horn Ivory Rubber She'll COMBS
PERFUMgRY
Pine COLOGSEs
POMATuMS
Hair OILS, &c,
Ny stock IN THIS hne Is always complete and assorted
ocS W. D.. WAEING BROAD - . ahoyr 9th
IOURE IMPORTED BHANDG AND WINE
y Received under Custom House lpcs C
100 % casks pale aud dark Braniss n good quality and
. casks Sherry, Port and Madeira WINS Tor sale Nv
"elz-N l g. DAVENPORT
SILVER CUPS AND GOBLETS.-A fun assortment
- OF All sizes Of silver CUPS and GhI received Tor sale Nv
oeis GENNfT, Eagle square
RALDWIN'S PLANES.-Just 70 hand a i.rve LOT q
- hadEns Bench aud Moulding Panes Tor sale ou bv
- JOHNSTON BBANsFORD,
ocl2 Sign Of the CrostCu Saw. No. iR3 Main street
On BUSHELS NEW CROP CLOVER SEED.
~ ~ hb ner Rye Plour, together ui lot Of cornell
heei IN bills, on consignment, for salcty
oeii W. u. PLEAsANTs i5,h Street
IuNE Chewing aud smoking Tobacso q, and real
IL Havana CIGARs Cor sale
MEADE BAKERS Drug Store
III HuHa NtaWa IsaafD nm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
ROOTS AND SuC

fINiiE Subscriber has lust returned The North aud
II L nov In receipt o. his PAN Roots shoes II
Trunks, Nacs, Carpet Bags &c SC, which would
most repeatedly call The attention ~ puchssers he
couhen hat hs stock be both
and quality. He particularly Invites merchants and ON
s buying 10 se again, give him before a.
determined % se IS low Tor Cash he tv of good
can he bought IN any Of The Northern mHrkets
We l. also prepared ~ make order Dis line In n
best manner, biz stock Of mat Large and h vrr
best qualify or. y X 'WUfTg III Mic !,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
saturday, OCT. 40, 1859.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
0tSOIInATEn InT~rrDV or mn
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
u Numbers I2 Drawn Ballot.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
Monday, October 81, 1859.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE.
EXTRA SpNpS

ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
To be drawn In Wilmington Del Monday Oe, Al 1870
In these Lotteries every prize Is drawn
Prizes payable In full, without dslpruon
SPLENDID SCHEaF:
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
25,365 Prizes amounting 10 S33I 5OO
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
IIeRarS0n.

The following extract from the Rocky
Mountain Nsrs. viii be read with inter-
est by all who contemplate seeking the
gold regions:A
We, this week, Danish kansas from
our head date, and substitute Jefferson
therefor, which We hope and expect to
see stand until we can boast a million
people, and look around upon a city Of a
hundred thonsadd souls, having all the
comforts and luxuries Of the most favored.
Then we viii hear the whistle of the To-
comotiVe aid the, rattle of trains arriving
and departing on their way to and from
the Atlantic and Pacific. w have not
sooner made this change, because we had
no Aangible existence, no organization as.
a distinct community, until the recent as
sembly of the Executive and Legislative
officers of the Provisional Government Of
the Territory of Jefferson, which marks
an epoch in our history, and a fitting time
to make the above change. The future
Of Jefferson Terr1tory-soon 10 be a Sow
ereign State-is glorious with promise
No country in the world. in so short a
time has developed so many resources of
wealth. Not only the precious minerals
gold and silver-are found, lut iron,
copper, lead, alum, copperas, coal, CHINA
bar and numerous other minerals.
rs We have the finest building material.
marble, limestone, sandstone, brick-clay,
and ~inexhaustible forests of the very best
of pine timber. Our agricultural produc-
tions need not be poor In quality or small
in quantity. Wheat and other small
grains can, and will be produced without
limit, at less comparative cost and Of bet.
ter quality than in the northwestern
States, and to prove that all kinds of veg
-etables can be raised to the greatest per-
~fection, one has only to pay a visit to our
vegetable markets. zt8a
All hail to the Territory of Jefferson
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01

The Sixth Session Of the Nebraska
Legislature convenes on Monday next. =
The delegation from this county leave to-
day. As one of the number we have
only 10 say we shall, as heretofore, en-
to serve the best interests Of both
a constituency ipmediate and a large,
from whom we will at all times be pleas
ed to receive advice and consultation.
W. know now of no matter of particu-
lar interest that Wilffikely be Pfor con-
sideration, except a bill providing forthe
calling Of a Constitutional Convention in
regard to which we opine there IS little,
if any difference of opinion. ~
We shall as usual, by Editorial cores
pORdeRos, keep the I'd Certiser@readers
fully posted as to the doings of the Leg
islatHre, and passing events at the CAPT
tai. u 81 I'll adt saW sl91 ae
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01

for laws to protect their property, Of
whatever kind it may be.
VIM. A. RICHARDSON, of III. !
I would leave to the people Of the Ter
%ritories, who az. to be effected By the
institution of slavery, io determine the
question for themselves, IN heir own kayl
S. "A. SMITH, Of Tenn.
The power to establish or exclude sla-
very will be found among those which
were reserved by the people, and which
the trainers Of the Constitution never ia
tended-to- be surrendered to the federal
government by any portion of the people
in this country, whether living in the
States or a-fter-acquired Territories.
T. F. BOWIE, of Md.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is fereby given 10 aIIperscns interested that
as il appears that there are claims aginst the estate Of
Andrew j. DaTT, late Of Johnson county, Nebraska Ter
ritOry, deceased, Ihave appointed Monday, the 9th day Of
March, 1860, as the dnal day for hearing claims against
sais estate. Persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified TO de them at my Office on or be-
Iore the SAID day, or they viii forever be debarred col
lection; and from setting OF the same in any acton
whatever. - O.A-GOSITEN. @
Acting Judge Of Probate.
ordered that the above notice be published for twelve
successive weeks in tho Nebraska Advertiser.
GA. GOSHEN, A. p.
ABRAHAM MANN, Administrator.
johnson County, November Is, 1859. VINO. 12tfS1s
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
From washington.

1-er7b Bad tl Washington, Nov. %.
In consequence Of the recent occur
rences on the frontier, a suggestion has
been made to the Liberal Government of
Mexico, from a distinguished quarter,
that immediate steps be taken, with the
view of entering into an agreement or
treaty with the Government of the United
States, for the punishment of such out
laws as Cortinas and his men. The main
feature of the proposed arrangement be-
ing, to treat offences committed on either
side Of the Rio Grande, as against the
peace Of both Republics, the parties tosbe
tried and punished according to the laws
of the country in which they may be ar
rested. ss1 = eaf. I'll. .bsu + a6 nl8
Our Minister to Spain, Mr.. Preston, is
expected home by the next steamer. The
President has given him leave of absence
for six months. 81.
There is such information in Washing
ton as warrants the belief that all the
difference between the United States and
Great Britain, growing out Of the Clay
ton-Bulwer treaty, will soon be adjusted
through the agency of Mr.. Wyke, the
British Minister to Central America
Part Of the arrangement was the recent
settlement of the boundary Of British
Honduras. Thomas. H. Meagher, to-day
brought dispatches to the State Depart
ment, from Minister Dimitry Of Costa
RIGA, who, it appears, has made a favor
able impression on the Government of
that Republic. sd -
The President did not receive visitors
to-day, being engaged on his annual mes
sage, which he expects to finish during
the present week.
Fifteen hundred cases r pending in
the United States Court of Claims, and
thirteen only are ready for trial.
Judge Douglas is still confined to his
room, bat he is gradually recovering his
health.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BEkNARp ApAMs s I'd.

WarIH4 ri. MGBDMAS we
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an ex-
eeution issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court for Nemaha County, Ne5raska Ter
ritDry, against EN-. MeComas and in favor Of Der
nard, Adams & Co, for the sum Of 1898 dollars
snd Sc cents: I,J. B.|Wells, sheriff Of said county.
have levied upon, and on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
December, A. d. 1859, between the hoursOf ten
O'Clock A. N. and four o'clock, P. H., from the door
of the house in which the last term Of said Court
was held at BroWnville in said county, viii sell, at
as the property Of said p. N. MeComas, to satisfy
said execution the following described Real-estate,
to-Eit lot 3 block 81 lot 6 block % lot 3 block %
block 81 lot 2 block39 lots s and 8 block fifty lot 9
block 40, alllying and being in NeHaha City, Nebras-
ka Territory, as designated on tho original plat Of
said town. situated In said county Of Nemsha, togeth-
er with all the Improvements t%hereunto belonging.
J.B. sWELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha Co, N r..
BroWnvilIe, Nov p, 1S59-1e8t-S7.5 SO
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
Peru Chair Factory,



The undersigned, hating purchased The Chair and
Cabinet shop lately owned b. z. r. Marshall, take his
methtd OF Informing lie public t1at they are now pre-
parad to dH orders for all kinds ~ furniture, such as
Chsirs. tables. stands, baistead BUREAUS, safes, cribs,
cradles, lounges, etc.r etc. either at wholesale or re
tsiN ii ebea9 al can Be bought al any other establish
meat in the west. The best Of c0hn lumber and trim
miiias constantly on hand which WA eaable Us to gil
orders Tor c0f3us at short notice.
IL have attached 10 our shop a coed Horse Power and
Turning Lathe, and we are prepared 70 90 any descrip-
ton OF turning from a ChairJeg up tora Sugar MIL.
Chairs and Furniture Of all kinds repairedln the best
style.
NIB. Corn, wheat, Flour, Dry Goods GToeeries-Lum
Der and produce Of all kinds, Money not excepted, Ia
ken in exchange for work or goods. We hope BY strict
attention "a business to merit a share Of public patron
age. BENEDICT * BLISS.
Peru, Nebraska, November "a 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
Kit Carson.

m This, celebrated Indian fighter died re
Gently at Taos, New Mexico. He was
superintendent Of the Indiansin the vici-
nifty, and exercised great influence over
them.l. We learn that Immediately after
his death, they commenced hostilities
against the whites. Our informants are
passengers from FIT. Kearney. @
We Clip the above from the Omaha
Republican of the 18th inst. II is an item
of news which has not before. fallen I'M
der our notice, and I'VE can but regard it
as apocryphal-&. Joseph Gazette.
This week we enjoyed a call from an
old mountaineer, an associate for many
years of Kit Carson, and direct from the
company of Kit, who informs us that the
report Of his death is all a mistake. He
left him about forty days since, in the en-
joyment Of his usual good health and spi-
rits. 8 saI q d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01

The National Democrat, of Cleveland,
an Administration organ, heads the an
nouncement of Mr.. DickIe's removal with
the quotation, "Now, by St. Paul, the
work goes bravely on" From this we
may infer that the President is deter
mined to leave no man in Office who
has the least particle of affinity with
Mr.. Douglas. That's all right--let the
iFrePressible conflict jump. Go on with
your thrashing machine.-BufaIO RePu-
bic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
Probate Notice.

whereas application has been made to the Probate
Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, by Con-
rad Herms, Administrator Of the estate Of Joshua Ran
dali late Of Nemaha county, deceased, for an order Of
sale, Of certain real property Of said Estate. in order 70
obtain means to defray the expenses Of administering
said estate notice ishereby given to all concerned. that
The 9th day ofJanuary. 1860, Is the day appoint
ed for hearingsaid application before the Probate Court
Of Nemaha County Nebraska Territory, at 10 O'Clock A.
M &C the PROBATE Judges Office in Brownviile in said
county, when and where all persons interested may at
tend and show cause Why authority should not be grant
ed to said administrator for the sale Of 80 much OF the
real property Of said estate, as may be necessary to paw
the debts aud charges against the same.
Q W WHEELER, Probate Judge.
BroWnVlile November 2lth, 1883. 6w-f$7
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
Editorial Convention.

A proposition, made by the Brownville
Advertiser. for a meeting of the editors
and proprietors Of the various public jour-
mails of this Territory, having received
the approYal of the Press generally, the
undersigned therefore, invite their bre-
thren of the Territory of Nebraska, and
Western Iowa, to meet them at the
Herndon House, in this city, at 2 o'clock,
P. m, on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1859.
T. Fl. ROBERTSON.
M. II. CLARK,
f. ID. WEBSTER.
Omaha, Nov. %.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
nc New Orleans go

The New Orleans True Delta, of the
18th ult., says hat Gen. Walker had ar
rived in that place and proposes 70 take
command Of a party to relieve Browns
vile ID is also reported that active mo-
vements are being made in portions q
Texas to aid he inhabitants Of that place
against the attacks Of the outlaws.
Orders have been issued for eight en-
campments Of artillery, and three Of in
fantry, of the United States troops to pro-
coed to Brownsville and to seize the
northern State Of Mexico. The peuple
are a good deal excited as a matter Of
course.
T. The San Francisco Bulletin learns
from an authentic source that Judge Will
liam P, Haun, of that city, has been ap-
pointed BY Gov. Weller to the United
States Senate, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Hon D. G. Frederick.
The monument to Henry Clay, at Lex
inglOn. kentucky, is completed and ready
for the Statue.
Judge Warden, of Ohio, has recovered
damages Of one cent from the editor Of
the Cincinnati Times, whom he had sued
for lbel-a verdict questionable. to the
character of the Judge, or the paper, or
complimentary, just as you consider lit
Perhaps the Judge has no character to
loose, or perhaps the Times no power to
hurt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
EstFay.

Taken up By the subscriber on the "a a-y
1859, one chestnut eoiored sofsJ .,Ios
and a half hands high, seven y~earsold, Tni's 49,
in face. and three white feet. Also q ersah e9lo-
mare Rbite main and tail, fourtsena Dda ball
bigh. seven years cd, white stripe IN iass anl "a
on the left fore lex abqvstho knee. 1ne o-TLsr-
have them ~ pr wing property and Paylns
ses eon"ee''u JOHN CADdAN.