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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
LATEST NEWS.


THE NEWS.
Chicago. Sept. 1G.-Ths pyiucipol object Of
i~ntereql at the FAIR yesterday aud to-day Was
the exhibition Of steam p,oWs, Both the Eawk's
aud Waters are attracting the &ttOptiOn OF
immense crowds in attendance.
The ngmssr OF visitors ia estimated % from
% to 10000. Yesterday receipts wsTs over
$50. 900.
Tho trot this afternoon over the Garden
City Courpg, between rlern Temple and
Princess, Was won by tine fornag b" three
strai.ht heats. Timu-2.gl, 30, and z.
26@.
The most destructive FIRE that hG3 occurred
In that city since 1887, took place in Chicago
or The 18Th. THE total loss viii probably not
he Iess than $500, GOO, while the insurance
will not exceed $3.50, 600, the greater part Of
which IL in New York, Providence. Hartford
and Springfield Companies.
A large number Of the buildings destroyed
were dwelling houses Of but little value. The
origin Of the fire has not yet been aScertained
Two fremen were slightly Injured BY the
falling walls.
From Washington .- Washington SEPTEMBER
lG-OEcial Information from Utah states
that the troops principally employed IN pro
tecting the overland %emigranta from Indian
attacks.
The President has recognized Frant2 Angus
tus Hirsch IS Consul for the Kingdom Of Han
over at Boston.
The State Department had received inform
alton from our minister At Berlin, that Chris
tian Ernst. an American naturalzed citizen,
who had been compelled by force to Snter the
Hanovarian army, has, upon the remonstrano'
Of the government, been discharged from the
service.
Independence, Sept. lG.-The New Mexican
mail, With Santa Fe dates to the Zo'R ui',
arrived acre to-day.
There was intense excitement tnrouSho'
the territory In relation 10 the aPIro5eN1oi
election for Delegate TO Congress Inc ~'I.
and tbs Americans vase almost oil iu foyor o
afthe election Of GElligos, but IL was thouE'
that Tue oonteg. would be very doubtful.
There vas one company OF troops snehmp
Cd at the crossing OF the Arkansas end one q
che p7rnce rcgE.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

The Share Holders aud owners Of lots in Dakota
City. X. L, are hereby notified that they can now Oh
80 49,. i'm fee simple therefor, upon application 20
NJ ~ rDaersigned: the site Of said city hsTing been en-
tpTeJ at the U. s. Land Office, and title ootainee
from Government. ..At-,
foods 10 the lots therein, will DO one dollar per 10Y
"''N' " Thos. I. Collier, Trustee.
Dacota CITY, August Is, 80,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
NOTICE.

The Share holders sud owners Of Lots, ID DaaotA'
Citv. n. a.. are hereby notified that they can now 90
tain DEEDS, in Fss-,imple, therefor, to AL Lots inclpa'
ed in the 32J acres, which was entered by me AcoStl-
ing to Law, on tho 10th Of fully, by virtue Of my 9Ineo
as Mayor of Dakota City, and the tue ontAlne" toW
the Government for the same.
The ezptuae Of ths Deeds TO Lots will be one dollar,
gaCh.
All Lots not called for Of the expiration Of aT
months, from the time Of entry, Will be toIu OF pup
lie auction, to the highest bidder.
p-Lo+. ~ftv eo,t II 1870 6W
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

Dakota CITY.

A LII whom this may concern take notice.
"A that the stock that was iseuod calling for
ten (l0) lots In Dakota City, N. T., to each
share, has drawn nina (9), and, on progontv-
ton Of said atock to the President or Agent,
at Dakota City, tho deed FOR tho said nine lots
can DO obtained at any time, and tho stock
that was isguod TO me, tho undersigned, Il
presented within three IS! month"; from date.
/ will make o deed for the lot lacking 10 make
up the ten [l0l and retain the ceriiA'
cate Gftor tho 10 lots have been decided
and endorsed thereon, as evidence that
said certificate has been satisfied, as by my
honor / am holden to each and every person
that holds certificates that have been signed
or backed by rae, that the said stock be salts
fed in full but Il not presented before the
expiration OF said time, ] will not hold myself
responsible for any loss that may be or may
have been sustained by the donations Of lots
to others by the Company, which donations
we're bona fdo transactions, by vote Of the
company.
j.. D. NJ. CROMWELL,
Dakota City, 4. z.
April Let, 1858.
N. B. Persons wishing thoir deeds Of tho
Company, IL they will forward their eortif-
Gates to me, / will obtain them gratis.
no28.9m.
Augiat4s EouaLs. HsruiIg Kouatss. WHJjan K,uHtEs
TEUUwTEH B-ROTHEns,
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
And Dealers in Exchange d. Coin.
Exchange sold on The Principal CUES IN E'"qFd.
Aa-Buy, sell ans locate Land Wsrrsuts~Ga
OMAHA CITY, y. =. 90 DAKOTA CITY, II. 4.
| DPEOIAL attention given 20 the collection o. debts
II fuI o. tha payment 81 taxes in NebrRskh AMI Iowa
Money l0rrea for Eastern Capitalists. Interest paid
on time dep1rita.
Lands and town property bought and sold.
Lends enforced Ou time for actual settlers.
Government lanIa selected Fud located with Warrants
/ or csph. on commission, or Tor a share of the prohte, IN
/ the UMAIh DAKOTA, NEBRASKA CITY a BNOWh'
WILLIE Iitrlrt7, No. NehrfHsa, and the COUNCIL
BLUFF and SIOUX CITY Districts in lows,
Lands iu Omaha. Nebraska city and hroWuYtle at'
trlcts,wIu be- Iu market on And and after September hfs'
l-is. 1boHe iu Council Bluffs and Sioux City Districts
orc now in market.
Good rotrouoes given ri al tho principal points H
Tho States. h3'"
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80 STlGn LINE.

rrE.Ive TtErS CONTACT TFCN Nrait1
Z. uEW. u.rurff. 90 rnvty tbo ". Utl tfon Pc
River, nCfr t0 ileti4 '' bhit"th 'm
rfrrsr,I tNeHrIr TeesnefffN n N'Hr..t'
Person. tftrair. ftrcn.h thl rtl.n WI wa
Irr Vi fie4r and rlfssart ore NunuIH"t iH
with me Nc1rr, reuuHit rh''' I"7
tend. n.r tha Plato river, vH Nelrrsa IrF '"
fuJ IIrat. a1nmuniHrtou iftLu7 u39ne1trl. We've
Gotta Co. Wtr#fH. thrtuoh tlr sirart potuon ~ Ne'l
Thit iat to uta.HsA, cheapest and boss fo"'' N.''v
ma ud OOuNUlL BLUtEs % DAhufA and atp'h
CITY.
rh,psut embraced iu this route sre ~ mncFf ''
vita
Omaha Utv ro Bellevue 20 Platte river, aud
s@sratrtr, Nnfrn,,, Fort Calhoun, re i"' unNlNt
Nitt5 TeNpmn Decatur Watkil-i, Omuil 90 pa&olt'
V1iB TABLE
From oraha rg re'ev0st 20 piotte rirtr dhaose ny
N.au..l# limo ta NeNrastA city every Thursday aNd
Sunday mHru.ur returning sNmo days.
tEIw Omaha Ht ssrat1Eh llofaDas hui Fort 'elhoi'
90 Ntiutu. Monday and midday mornings raterniag
"Wednesday ant f@rtuui8yr,
Frum uwHhe va StratnEt hotsufr, rart Calhoun
NSoto, CumiuH Cty, rrauuAh, Decatur, Hiaeflir4'
OmafI 90 nHUols, Monday mornings, returning iana
dirtIv. I'D u Do. IuuNSON.
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~ ,aorr THAT scHooL HoUsE? We
-.rtsptlv stumbled on to a lot Of lumber
.Ai,eIss on the ieyes, during a stroll in
a.. ,or,v part OF the week. TWAS scattered
md promiscuously. and needs taking care
Wa learned it was intended for a school
How about that3 Who kuowsf A
.,h,o, house lie much needed in this place aud
49,. IN, material is on hand, will not those
-, Concerned and know something aosut
un.b the matter farther than the Ieve'
a rest for the present. Up with .ut
.,.oo, bouss ~ ell msansl The young iosa
-,pts n place to shoot.
r-,rg-Ws are under obligations, TO COL
gregory Tor the present Of a ma g@oii''H' in'l
=, sine. 1t is Of the genuine pipe stone Is
80 and inlaid, and withal the fneat sp'ci-
nan OF the kind We have seen IN the "e'''
Ta.r NAV he live to present US with pipes
.,5 NAV We live longer to smoke them
Cy,rvurs-Ou sportsmen are having a
,,makably clever time in bseging pralTle'
.hi.Iens. with which this locality abounds-
Wa have heard Of soue remarkable shots
HING made. such as 'winging' one nary
On, etc.. but refrain from partiouiariling as
,bs fats are Of such common occurrence az
81, Loose all interest for those who scan the
losal column.
DAKOTA CITY PoTrERY.-We visited 1h's
,,tarprisipg establishment during the carry
mart Of the week. It is the most EXTENSIVE
s,opa.vare mandatory on the Missouri riv'
sr. and the quality Of ware turned out' II
superior to any manufactured west Of %
Louis. Messrq. Ziegler & Eckhart have now
on hand between eight and ten thousand g"ilS'
ready to ship below, at the first opportunity
They intend enlsrging the establishment mex
summer, and employing more hands a
present they are unable to I'll the numerou'
orders thew receive for their ware, IN oonse
ossnce OF not having more room and NOR
help.
BURNED The Single manufaoto'y OF IL
r. Kirkpatrick near Covington, was bnrned 4
the ground on Sunday morning last hoV
the fire originated Is not known, but the pre-
sumption is, it was occidental. We under
,tsnd the loss to Mr.. kirkpatrick is between
5000 and $500. There was no insurance o.
the buildiug.
mEg- Mother Earth received a dreRchins Of
Thursday eve and night. The roads wer'
lo. made impRs itlc, bnt pedestrian locomo
tom for Il shoyt time, vas II bal insi,jutio'
unless sncs-rd ia gut,a ercha, india rubber
or stogss No. T.. An cSper; swimmer An
airoit jumper m~ightnsvigats short distances
but to attempt anything like a walk" with
out a life. rsssrver weuld require the aquatic
knowledge ofa sturgeon.
INV G1ous.-Ths steamer Omaha whic
ins,1 az our lsyee yesterday evening, dit
charged about thousand boxes Of dry good
clothing, groceries,, boots, shoes, hats, cap.
drugs, dye ssuGs, books and stationary, etc
etc, consigned to Messrs. Ziegltr & Eckhal
of this city. There are now about a dozs
men engaged in tearing things apart, sortin
out, piliug up, and measuring of, and weigh
ing out. All particulars next week.
GEooEElEs.-J E. Booge & Co., Of SiOu
City, have the largest, cheapest and best stoc
Of groceries that can be found above st, j
seph. They will receive an extensive add
ton to their stock, BY the Omaha. Gil
them n call!
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

ENCHANOE and Land Warrants boughtond
u sold.
Land Warrants located on time in the Omo-
ha and Dakota Land Districts, Nebraska.
Lands carefully selected and warrants loca,
tod in the Sioux City and Council Bluffs Dis
t%ricls, Iowa.
Buys aud sclls farms, Tom and City proper
ty,
Invest and loan money for eastern capital
ists.
Particular attention given 70 the collection Of
debts and paying Of texes in Nebraska and
western Iowa, and ali business pertaining to a
general agency office, transacted.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
PUBLIC LAND SALES.

TIE viii pay particular attention 20 the pur-
IL chase and entry Of land in tho Dakota
District, at the sole at the Land 0Hoo in this
place, on tho 18th of July next, having
had a large body of the finest lands in the
District selected with a view to this sale.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

MONELL g. co..
BANKERS & LAND AGENTS.,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRA6kA.
C. MCNEIL. JJ M0NELL, JUN.
J.w. VAN N~ogrRkJp, ArrO8EE0 AT LAW.
NTONELL 6 CO., WILL ArTEND t COLJEC.
Ni ton Of dehts and payment Of taxes Ia che eastern
st.tea. Iowa. NobraskN and Kansas; Lands entorod Cor
cash or ON time, Land Warrants bought aud sold.
Money invested on Real Estate Security.
Rviinbiu information viii h- furnished g. SgT invest
ing through us, Ia regard 70 Western Lands, contem-
platod Railroads, village Sites, &c,
Any business entrusted TO our care, Will bv attended
10 with promptness and sosuracy,
N-EFERENCEsi
Chss. A. Macy, President Park Rank, Now York.
Goorgo Cornw ell, President Highland Bank New
lurgh.
rurgh.
VI, A. Davies, President Merchants Bank p]oceepHla
u. J, Oakley, Cashier Merchants Exchange Bank, New
ork. HF-A
A. r. Hslsey, Vloo President, Bank Of Now York
}. Warren, President Rank of Troy.
H.. RRmHdell, President N. y, Erie Railroad.
Hon. Cyrus 7. Smith, Brooklyn, New York,
Allen g Co, bankers, Fort Dca MOlne1.
j. II. Wend0yer, 80. Louis.
] Mark W. lizard, Governor Of NehrpHle.
Gilmore, Receiver OF Land Office, Omaha
GA. Parker, Register OF Land ONCE, Omaha.
Jesse Lowe, Mayor Of Omaha,
is. Morton, Editor Nebraska City News.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

Iosrpu HOLMAN. WILLIAM q np awrrnD.
HOLMAN B. CRAWFORD,
Auoraeys at Lar and Gsasrai LaHR Ageatg,
DAKOTA CITY, H. Y.
WILL give strict attention 10 all bulinew entrusted
" 20 them iu the Courts Of the g@a5..t7-yr rad u che
,ountios Of Harrison, Woodbury. and Nononh, lowHi
ocntlon Of Government Lands In the sioux CIV ana
Council BluG Land DistHcte, Iowa buy Hnt 7Ml lana
warrants. nav taxes, make Investments gt Western
rates Of interest, Investigate titles, and attend % al
othor businoes pertaining % a Land brohernEs.
HHFER TO
Hon. A. Han, Kooasuqua, Iowa
" N.H. w. Cobb, Belf0nte, Alabama,
" j. y. Kinney, Nebraska CITY,
" E.S s. shorter, AlabEma,
" J. G. Hall, Burlington, lows
" T. a. Walk0r, Des hotnef, lows
finch Il Cr0ckCr,
Wadge g naatCu,
Caasaly E CLARK, sioux city, rI
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4rg GOo0
/ 0 T H | N G ,
QUEENsWARE,

Together with everything that the mood Of
the citizens Of Nebraska demand. Try as'
friends, ana you Whilst once become COZ
ced tba. NO can CELL you Goods as ohea? an
cheaper than any other oot~abliahmsnt aor.h OF
Omaha.
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NOTICE TO P~RE-EMPTORS.

U. g. LAED OFFICE,
Dakota City May 90, 1859. !
rf1HE pIets for the following township have
been received of this Office, and the Office
is now open for prescriptions on the same.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
.IMPORTANT
FOR ATS N


- ~ 49, ~ ~ = ~ $500 g. E @N "
m. WHITE
HAVING removed his onre. from ~ vino 81 .i % p
II Pine street, saint Louis, Missouri @coatiuuH 90 be
consulted On all aipeoBea offs
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Bva long course OF study and practical o@xp-ronaa ~
presenting the unfortunate with remedies That hove
mover failed toouro tho most alarming caHos Of
GoNORRUGA AED SYPHILIS.
Under his treatment all the horrors Of yeaeral st
Impure Blood, crohula 0Onorrhue, uleef7, PAINS 300.
Distress ia tho iieQi0nH Of PrNaFaetipn. Inflammation m
the Bladder and Bldncga, hbsces5ss, uumofA Fflsht'
swpti1Tf, anu tHo tsnE trun % norriuir ywpt'm7 .
tending this clrss of dla'87eH, gro mHdg Oh become 80
harmless as tho simplest auing4 OF ID cait.
SEHTNAL WEdSHE85.
DR. W dayotas a great par5 Of his time 90 .he 's-ai.
ment OF those cases caused By "a a"rsHt and a9'"r,
hebit which ruins The body and mind, uniting ne nm
fortunate individual fer either hHalne-- ~ f0cl-lt some
of tho sad sud melancholy effects produce. ty tbsf5
0ariy Llbi-s Of youth. arc.
w|EAKyEsvoF TILE BACK AND Lr,iRa
Pslpitauou " The Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness 20
rHugeneut Of ibe digestive Function, symptoms 70
Consumption. 6r, Be-
TIE Fearful E6ect5 On the Gr2
srs much to De dreaded. via, Loss Of uamar7 Corfasrl
Of Ideas, Depression n sphlts, Eyil t9,gbodinTH Aver
the evils produced fuch percent, before contemplation
marriage suouit consult a physician OF c~EIefanre fnA
lkIl. aud Doc a.oleo restored Go hHai,h taifaIIIaf's'
FspER a dGvs clRE2I TtFRdvIE3I
Aulet4rs c|aurlulny fe, sddre. I'd 70 CD WHlIrt
u. 7rIut IruIa. Missouri, EUl meet with prcwta o.
tauiou, rud medicine forwarded secure from ob.offe-
,T5e @arr-t... vrr-g observed 60 IN c--et
E..u..t .rr.ttaH ri.re-No n rtu. street, be.HfHH
Fa.lH sHI gnA tr.etr ssiot Louis H7. WHISKY
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01
THE KINKS AHUMBUG,

co OD n " S
10 rur CITIZENS O. yEHEAsSA rE1riroEr
what has been wanted Is now Hore'i
New sroaE AND NEW GOODS.
ZEIGLER & ECKHART,
TTAvg just opeuoa q fine and complete as
eorimcnt Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
&C. l. 0 I II | N G :.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
~, ...r,,A,0g Aha. ,s usually kept in variety
stores in Dakota @;.y'
Dakota CITY.
o@'di'
49,, v.,-o,, ,o.tb ., Omaha rss.rve
=
/ In .ou 49,;
=
,.' as Low if no. lower than the same Goods
>
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J. D. NJ. CR0CKWELL, NJ. D.,
Member Of the Iooa State Medical and C1br-
gjca1 Society,
VTTOULD say to his friends and the public
w in general, that he will attend calls In
tho line Of his profession; and that he pledgoe
10 ell afflicted with
rheumatism,
Liver Complaint,
Female Weakness,
Latent Consumption,
And other secret diseases,
An emoliorotion Of the complaint, orHo charge
but tho retainer fee, and no constitutional in
jury, as he practices on the
PHILOSOPHIC EDUCATIONAL PLAN
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

n AVING removed hts aa1ra from ~ vino it-at 90 ~
Pine street, saint Louis, Missouri, coatiuUaH 90 Do
OuEulted On all diseases offs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
Republican Platform.

ADOPTED by Tue REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,
AT SACRAMENTO, JUNE SrII, 1889.
lst. Reso'ped, That the Republican Party OF the
State OF California, are now, as formerly, unal-
terably opposed to the introduction of Slavery
into the Territories now free, and will use all
just and constitutional means TO prevent it.
I'd. ReSoLred, That we repudatc the modern
dogma that Slavery exists in all the Territories
of the United States by force Of the Constitution,
and view il as the entering wedge for the cnslave-
ment of free Stntes.
Sd. Resolred That the Intervention of Congress
for the extension and protection of Slavery in the
Territories, recently announced in Congress by
leading Democrats as n cardinal element Of Dem
ocratic faith and practice. is an alarming evidence
of the advance in the demands of the slave pow
er, and a gross infracton Of popular rights,
4th ReSotced, That the cOrrupions and errors
OF the National Administration demand the stern
est rebuke which can be administered by free
people.
5th ResOlyed, That the welfare of the whole
country, and particularly the welfare and politi-
cal influence of California, depend upon cheap
and easy communication between the Atlantic
and Pacific States aud while patriotism and
philanthropy, no less than interest, conspre to
impel the National Republican party TO facilitate
such communication. the interest of the Demo-
cratic party lies in dilere mt direction and its
entire energies are devoted TO other and sectional
measures and it is, therefore, the deliberate
opinion of this Convention, that the dependence
of the country for Pacific Railroad is upon the
Republican party, and ia no sense upon their op.
ponents.
9th. Resoleed, That California demands for the
Central Mail Route from st. Joseph, pia Pike IS
Peak, Salt Lake and Carson Valley, to Placer
vllle' the same protection and encouragement as
is extended by Government to the Southern or
Butterfeld Mail Route
7th. Resolved, That we approve of the Home
stead Bill, giving home, free of cost to every
andess man who will occupy and improve it, and
also favor Grows Land Bill. providing, by Jaw,
that none Of the public lands shall be sold except
to actual settlers, until the plots of the surveys
of these lands shall have been in the land Office
ten years from the time of the survey.
Sth Resoloed, That we are opposed 10 any I'M
just discrimination against naturalzing citizens,
which shall require any length OF residence after
naturalization before they can vote.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

TNHOSE WHO ARE IN WANT OF CROCK.
l. cry, Glass and Plated Ware, are invited TO
examine q new stock at
J. s. MCCAIN & Co.'S,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
Daly'S Aromatic Valley Whisky.

State Assayer's Office, 80 Somerset ST.,
BosToN, Mass, April IL, 1858.
VIM. HI. DAILY, New York
Dear Sir-I have made n chemical analysis of
your AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY, and
find it pure, fine favored Rye Whisky, contain
ing no injurious matter OF any kind, and recon-
mend it as suitable for medical and public pur-
poses, CHARLES I. JACKSON, M. d.
State Assayer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

RENOVATION IN OLD AGE.-I lately met gen
tleman who mentioned to me the following par
ticulars in respest to himself, one or two of which
may be worth noting as rather remarkable in the
history of our species. He was born in the year
1881, and is as hale and active as at any previous
time of his life sleeps well, eats we'll, and is in
full possession of all his mental faculties the
eycsight good, but obliged for close reading to
use spectaces. His hair arlite, is now returning
to its former color Wack and he is in process of
getting ne.c uader tooth, about half way (as /
saw it, shooting through The gum. He never
wore flannel next his skin, or otherwise on his
person takes the cold bath regularly, with Il
cheerful good complexion, and believe occupies
much of his time in intellectual studies, and in
official duties as respected elder of the Church
of Scotland.-.Notes and Queries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
TO INTERIOR MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS INTERESTED.
VIM. Fl. BOVEE G Co.,
PRoPRTETORs OF THE
Pioneer COFFEE and SPICE Mills.

VIM. Fl. BOVEE & Co.,
PROPRTET0Rs OF THE
Pioneer COFFEE and SPICE Mills.
EstnbIished May, 1850,
No. 123 Front Street ..,.... San Francisco,
VIZ OULD GALL THE ATTENTION OF
w those living in the interior of the State TO
their new Brand of Coffee. styled
Vim. II. BOyee Co.'s Family Coffee,
(each package bearing their stamp,) put mp in
tb papers, 4S lbs. in q case also for Hotels and
Restaurants, In s h papers, 100 h. cases. The
increased demand for this brand has induced us
TO make such arrangements as will enable us to
| furnish hereafter
Truly Choice Article
of Coffee, not to he surpassed, if equaled in this
market and to those who are desirous of enjoy
ing the luxury of an extra fine cup of COFFEE,
they may rely upon doing so, If they will pur.
chase our brand Of Family Coffee. The condi-
tions we offer are. if it does not prove as repre-
scented, return the same by reshpment and draw
upon us for all expenses incurred. We are anX-
ious to introduce this brand throughout
TIE ENTIRE STATE,
and arc determined to spare no pains to make it
truly family Coffee satisfied that there are those
who are willing to pay reasonably fair price for
| the same.
We shall oontinue to manufacture The Rio Cof-
fee under the name Of Pioneer Mills, and Gus
toners may rely upon its being of the same uni
form quality as heretofore.
Our brand of Fresh California Ground Spices
| $50 favorably known we shall continue to furnish
at the lowest market price, in halfib glass, and
5 and 10 ID cans. ap23.l3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

CHANGED Her MIND.-Dickcy was poor Katy
had rich mothcr-Dckey loved Katy-and vice
rersd -Dickey wanted to marry-Katy's mother
was down on that measure-Dickey was forbid
the premises-notes were exchanged through q
knot-hole in the high board fence that incloqcd
the yard, One day the old lady went calling"
and Dickey was duly informed of the iact-called
on Katy-remained little too long lady
was close at hand-no chance of escape without
detecton-at the instance Of Katy, Dickey pop
ped in'o the closet-Old lady saw that Katy
looked confused-guessed that Dickey had been
about supposed, of course, that he had made
good his escape-thought perhaps, the young
couple had agreed TO elope together determined
TO be too smart for tbem--shut Katy up in the
same closet where Dickey was concealed, and
giving her pair Of quilts and pillow, locked
her up for the highland in consequence of
pickey and Katy being locked up in the closet
together, Katy's mother found it prudent for
Katy to marry Dickey right off,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

TROUBLE BETWEEN FRANCE AND EXGLAYD..--
The London Morning advertiser, of May 18th,
says:
We are enabled to state that very angry cor
respondence is just now going on between the
French and English Governments, relative TO the
permission granted by our Government to Aus
trian vessels 10 take shelter under our guns at
Malta. The French Government cnergetically
complains of this, as showing an undue friendship
for Austria, inasmuch French vessels, having
no fear of Austrian ships, do not seek or require
the same protection,