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a FOUNDRY AND sIACHINERY DEPOT

NA&B GEORGE PATTERSON.
w. Successor to MoCan PatterEonJ Of Delord
and New Ieyee
The undersigned il prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds used by
steamboats, Sugar Cotton Plantations Saw Mills Cotton
Presses, Draining Machines,
He manufactures and Keeps hand ai times Gin Gear
Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars, Wheel snups, fange and Cir
Gle Bolts.
He has also established in above Depot
for the sale Of Machinery manufactured III St us and other
Western Cities and has hapf ali times shipment
Steam Engines and Boilers with ryng complete Of s. s.
TO- IL Is 20 rs and 50 Horse Power Mills every descrp
ton; Double and Single lH Corn Mills Pumps every
descrptonl ef which he will sell as low any other
Asecond hand Boilers and Machinery bought and sold at
all times
GEORGE PATTERSON.
4brlpans fsA
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STATE LOUISIANA,
os=.. Parish Of Orleans City of New Ore ms.
Be it remembered that this 10Th day of March, 1860
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. P Janver Secretary of Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who, being duly according to
law, do depose and that the above accounts and
and transcript from the books of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
Fl P. JANVIER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 10Th day of March,
1867 DE-. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace the Parish of Orleans
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ar7M j.. &c, MATTHEW'S 3 CO.-0A r
BIAgE TRIMMINGS sysTyn,aE E hsef er sale ie
AxIEs suitable for Carts and lrays isn hlnes s
and Nns at Ms. itG Gayer street. New oreAna AVA ~
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FOURTH DIsrnicr counr R Il WooLFoi.K, vs.; THEMEW
Of New Orleans GRAPH GoMPANY--No l29ss.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias, to
directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court
Of New Orleans in the entitled cause will proceed
Camp and Magazine streets FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
June. 1850 at II o'clock NJ 8
THE PROFESSIONALLY INTEREST in the rights Of way
rights Of patent and franchises accident the lines of
longing the New Ohio Telegraph Company
ssw Orleans vie the Msspp rye Coast Baton Roue and
New Orleans jackson and Great Norery Railroad through the
State Of Louisiana subject lease Of said rights franchises
expiring on the 1st day Of July, 1869
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER
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sIxrH DISTRICT GouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
Of New Orleans; : W ". yAuGHT-No. $40.
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
Camp and Magazine streets. FRIDAY. the 18Th day
Of june 1860 at O'Clock M hefolowng described property
viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
District this city, in the square number fourteen bounded by
Magazine Camp Sixth and Seventh streets, having twenty
eight front Camp street by hundred and twenty
feet deep. [.T=.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS--Cash on the spot
e. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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CONSTABLE,S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICE or THE PEACE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
for the
Parish of Orleans ID j. WASSON--No,2 T46. ID
RY VIRTUE of a writ of Geri facias to
ID directed by the Hon. d. r. Mitchell. Second Justice
Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans in the above entitled
will proceed 10 sell public auction in the
of the City Hotel situated Common between Magazine
and Camp streets, FRIDAY The 18Th day Of July, 1860
al IL O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
trict Of this city designated lot No. bounded by
Bacch Dryades Eato and Thaia streets said lot measuring
81 feet inches and lines front Baecus 10 feet
10 inches and lines in depth
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot. W. Fl. WATERS,
Constable.
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Sherffof the Parish Of Orleans
sIxEME CouR DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA MILE. OR.
de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans. LEANS VS. les MINEURS de
r. o. SMITH-No sos.
I'm VERTU dun writ de safsie ct vente, q
~ moi adresse Memorable Sxieme Ceur de District
Ia Nonvelle dams raire cidessu procedera
de la Commune entire les du Camp DIES Maasns
publiqne adjudication propfiet6 ci.apres
critic, sasoir -
uN TERRAIN slime dams lie QusHieme District de cee
VILE dams et No l52 horne par les dn Camp Chestnut
Hutieme ct Septeme ayant renen pieds dix
face Ia Sepeme cent yngtsep peds dix de
profondeur.
Saisi dams laflaire -dessus. r.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Naturalization.
II. T. PARKER, 5
my3a eS Is % 30 Sheriff de Ia Paraisse d'orleans.
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THRD DISTRICT CouRT In
of New 0rlesns-No. 1900. |
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT I
of New Orleans-No. 1900. !
PIX VIRTUE OF two
- me directed by the said
in the above entitled causes, I
ton, on the premises herefna
the 10th day Of June, 1850, at
The contents OF the GROCE
Of Julia and Baronne street. /
and also I'LL The Movable Fife
as per inventory to be seen in
Seized In the above suits.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
b I T. y
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SECOND DisrRcr couRrl CITY OF NEW ORLEANS va j. Fl.
- Of Seg Orleans. 5 BURROWS 4 Conc. 16n32.
X VIRTUE ofa writ of seizure and sale
10 me directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
New Oreans in the above entitled will proceed
ssl at public auction at the City Hotel
Camp and Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY 10Th day Of
June, 1860 mt IL O'Clock NJ ~ y
ONE LOT OF GROUND, situate in the First District Of
inns city in The No. 495 bounded by Caiope Euphro
s 1 .aa e. row MAGNOLIA and Soils Locust
inches and lines front Gaope street. By 10l feet inches
ana lines in Depth between parallel lines American
together with The mproge thereon.
The whole as per plan drawn by c. A. de Arnas Deputy
Surveyor General December % 1879 and deposited IN
the sheriffs office for reference " -
Seized in the suit,
TERMS-Cash the spot, s@r2S
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DEuxlEME CouR DE risTRIcr ORLEANS La sue
de la Noupelle. Orleans GESsION DE ToUSSAINT
I'm VERTu DUN writ de saisfe ct venre n
~ moi adresse par fHonoabe Denxieme Cour de District
de Ia Nouye Orleans dams raae cdesus 10 procederai lie
la Commune les Camp DIES Magasns,
publque adjudication de In proprete don't description
Qnatrieme District, IIET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, An
nuncaon, Chippewa, SiNeme Septieme cinquane Chip
pewa cent tr+nte.
Saise dams latfaire ci-dessus-
CONDITI0NS-Compt moment de Rehabilitation.
f. A. PARKER
mylS 26 led u Is Sheriff de In Paroisse d0rleans.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NJ OTICE - THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
exisiihg under The style Of JOHN NJ. GOULD Co.
ges BY limitation his day and BY mutual
InoMAS H. GOULD, of Boston, Withdrawing. The business
VIII DO continued by The subscribers under the firm
55.-5 JOHN GOULD
CHARLES w. GOULD. |
New Orleans, June ]. 1864 IN
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MARCELLUs EIsCHMAN VS..
VALENTINE WEBER.
HICKMAN, DUGAS & NAL
OMAN VS.. Same.
vvrits of fieri faciHs to
District Courts Of New Orleans,
will proceed to sell al public auc-
Ifter designated, on SATURDAY,
nv O'Clock A. NJ I'd.
,Rf STORE situate at the corner
n the First Districr of this city
cts therein contained. The whole
my office. 854 ..5.,.. &
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. AR
Of New Orleans. SsENE GAUTREAUN.-No No. Il, eaT
DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
to directed BY the Honorable the Third District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will
sell public auction the City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY, the It'll dry Of
July, 1850 IL o'clock NJ the following described property
viz ~
Fourth District Square Eighty one bounded by Chippewa
Annuncaon Washington and Sixth streets and having
of thirty three feet eight inches Annuncatou street. by
hundred aud twenty feet depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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05LH@ MARGEII.uS EISCH-
FTRoIsIENE GouR DIsTRIcT MAN VALENTINE
de Ia Souyelie- Oh ieans-i4 go WEBER
CIsouIEaE CouR DlsrRlcT HICKMAN. DUGAs &
de la Nouvelle Oreans-No Is SO. dAIGNAE lie
I'm vERTU de deux wrfts de fierI facias,
- ADDRESSES les sustes Cours de District de a Eou
dams les aires dessus ie proeedera s s
MEnl l6 de JUN 1850, 19 heures A. M les Iieux eli
apIes designes IL vene pnblique ct adjudication de-
lie fonds dun magasin d EPICERIEs itue Pange DIES
Julie Baronne dams Premier District de cete VILE
auss de ous les meubes es qu sly trouven LIE tout
want inyentaire depose mon bureau pour
Saisis dams Hes afaires ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
4s T.. T. PARKER,
je4 8 ii IA l6 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
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TRonEAE oouR DE DISTRICT 1LA VILE DE LA NELLIE.
de la ORLEANS ARISEN
NouyeeOrears GAUTREAUA.-No. n, g97.
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente n
IL moi adresse par Honorable Trnsene four de District
Ia Keayee Orleans dams fatire eidesss e proetderai le
SAMEDI de Juliet 1860 midi rHo,el de la Cite de In
Commune les du Camp des Magasns,
pubque e. adjudication de IL propret6 don't suit Ia description
savior
UN TERRAIN ue dams lie Qnatrieme District VILE
dams let Quatre borne les Chippewa
fermentation, Washington Sxeme ayant 33 peds po
de face la de pAnnoncation 1O peds profo
deur.
Saisi dams Pafaire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment dc Rehabilitation.
u. I. PARKER,
ie5 Ii % % iy7 Sheriff de 10 Parnisse d Orleans.
SECOND DISTRICT eouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
of New Orleans ESTATE OF T0USSAINT BAD.
DELIr-Ne 1861.
RY VIRTUE Of q writ of seizure and sale
Lilo directed by the Honorable the Second District
New Orleans the above entitled will
pubic auction, the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp Magazine Streets MONDAY, the 18th day of
June 1860 II O'Clock NJ, the following described property
wit
Fourth District, SQUARE EIGHTY. TWO, Annuncation
and thirty.
n the above suit.
hpnt the spOt,
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"'.' "AN 1i'fte' o1se'e,
Manufacturers and Dealers in STOVES and TIN WARE
Mhnlcsac and Retail COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON
WORKERS.
We respectfully call the
country merchants hoekeepers ptopretors our
large mad well assorted stock Of Cooking, parlor
TN and Jaraned Ware, Ghang Dishes Old Dominion Coffee
Pots Hecas Urns, Coffee Geques Toilet Lanterns
md all kinds Of Wares suitable Cooking domestic pur
All Of which viii be sold lower prices than any
In the CITY,
Manufacturers Of the CREOLE COOKING STOVE 80 wen
Adapied for the Of Hotels Planters TO which invite
particular attentio ]. &
Sole agents for s. J. Mitchels Premium Lightning Rods
which will be sold manufacturers prices n
Particular attention paid AL kinds House Steamboat
Pipes and all kinds Of Copper Tin and Sheet Work
fall If
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sssosDs 5gsrIeS 6 Pc BAgER CO JOHN
I'm XERTU dun writ de feri faeias. a
de Paix pour In paroisse d0n dams faaire
procedeai la encan, mseasin dsp6. se
du Cirque les Poydrss Perddo lie MARDI
II de JUN 1860 h midi de-
lie contenu dun MAGASIS DE CHAPEAUX.
Sais dams rafaire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment REHABILITATION
IL w. H WATERS uetehle
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

The friends Of Douglas at Washing
ton claim that the withdrawal Of tie fire.
eaters is a gain as they do not represent
the sentiments Of the people.
The friends of the seceders openly
avOw their policy to be that Of throwing
the election into the House by running
three or perhaps four tickets. Once there
they count on fifteen southern States. to-
gelher with California and Oregon, to
elect their man. The plan involves the
keeping oav Kansas. which they have the
power to do through the Sanate.
The Cevode Committee have ascertain
ed that an Administration paper IS sup
ported at Detroit. out of the profits of
the Federal Offices al tha, point as a con-
drtion of holding the same.
The Committee are now engaged in
ferresing eus the auihers of she LecOmp-
ton Constitution.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

lhe East and the West a tale Of astOund-
ing saecess would ill the air with shouts
of joy from The lips of American free
men.
The Baltimore Convention, meeting on
the 18Th of June, we presume will be
composed Of men who have the will Of
the people at heart and will acI accord
ingly. We do no, believe a majority Of
~south-rners approve of the curse Of their
delegates in the recent convention. Il
we mistake not it will be generally de-
nounced as unwise and %imprudent. 'hrO'-
out even the extreme South. The Dem.
Ocratic parry at large, is not prO-slavery
never was. aud, we hope. never will be
On the subject of slavery in the States
and Territories II inculcaies the grand
doctrine Of "non-Intervention." If thi'
is not so we want 10 know il. Does no
feel disposed to breathe forth anything by
word or deed to feed the fame Of sla
very agitation in Congress or elsewhere
gives il over to It's own locality TO be ia
yOred or %ryjectedby the people lhemselvs
Is the doctrine Of a slave-cOde for tn,
Territories 10 become a part Of the Dem
ocratic creed7 Does she pass by unno
ticed the towering landmarks o. "PoPula
Sovereignty" which led her through III
political struggle of 1856? We snswe
No. Democracy is the same to-day, yes
terday. and forever" and will trump.
again in 1860, with the national, con
sentative. undying principle of "POpula
Sovereignty" flying at the mast head.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
The News.

Hardin has been sentenced to be hung
on the 26lh, at Belvidere, n. j. When
asked why sentence should not be pro-
nounced against him, he said | have no.
thing to say.
The d mocrats at indianapolis, fired
50 guns OH the Sd inst. In honor of the
Indiana delegation Il Charleston who
voted that number Of times for Douglas.
a public reception will be given the del
rga'iun ON their return.
A meeting took place on May 4 al
New Orleans to protest against any ac-
ton of the citizens of Louisiana commit.
tirg the State To disuniOn and secession.
Henry The Peoples candidate for may
or of PLiladelPhi, was Il, CT, d ly a major
iiy of about a thousand. ALI the people s
ticket was elected excepting City Comp
t%roIler. Both branches of the City Coun.
Gil have a majority against the Democrats
Nearly $4,000 votes were cast.
The Virginia Republican Convention
which met on ihe Cd Inst, at Wheeling.
was large and enthusiastic. A full dele
CATION of delegates TO the Chicago con-
veniion were appointed. TIE am of
Bates was received by the COnvrn lion
with applause.
1t is stated that the Presiden. telegraph
I'd his friends at Charleston not TO send
him dispatches on the Sabbath.
Int lligence from Washington repor,s
the exciteinrn. intense, on account Of the
explosion at Charleston. A large ma.
JorIly of the Southern members Of Con-
gress sustain the ind' pendent movement.
The names of Je!. Davis and Edward
EveItu have been talked of as candidates
by the Seceders.
The Denver correspondent of the st.
Louis r. pullman says: This i the mos,
d~isagreeatle portion Of the year. though
not cold the AIR is damp and disagreta-
bic. a large amour, of gold would have
been taken out but for the snow. Re-.
ports from Blue River saw The snow is
from three to ten feet deep. Emigrants
are o coming at the rate Of about one
hundred per dav. They are a diTrrrD,
class from those who came las, Srring.
They are usually well supplied with pro-
VISIONS and come with good leans. The
s,ampeed from this country has already
commenced, and viii be vastly greater
than il was last year, sill it viii he as.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

tended with vastly less suffering. Il GER
lainIy is true that fools are not all dead
yet else we should not see so many
coming here thus early in The Spring, aud
then starting back t. their mas IN the
States before they have been here more
than a week, crying kaeabag! This sort
Of folly existed even in California, and It
would be we'll for all 10 remember this be-
fore starting for this country.
Il is not reasonable TO expect that every
one who comes here will make ten thou
sand or even one thousand every week.
Mining is always lottery and rery ma
ny must most assurvdiy draw blanks. AT
least one half who come here will go
away crying 'banbug.' The remainder
will cry Eureka p"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
SneedE communication.

The Saint Louis Democrat. in refer
ing to the PONY Express" says:
We present our readers in TO- day pa
per. with the details of the news By the
last arrival Of the Pony Express from
California. Il came through IN ten days
from San Francisco 10 81. Joseph, aud IN
eleven days to this city. Among other
features will be noticed intelligence from
China only ifty-stvtn days old; from the
Sandwich Islands in twenty-five days;
from British Columbia 10 IA days; from
Washington Terrnory in the same pert
cd. This is really wonderful. and no
grander triumph for horse fash Is on rec
ord.
The China news is now received in 81
days IN detail in New York. showing how
clearly nature has designed this 10 be the
great ruuIe from the ludIes. and furnish
rs abundant argument for the passage Of
a Pacific Railroad and a Telegraph till,
ind penI-n nj Of all other considerations
We have been informed that large Luni
ht rs of letters INA 20 St. Louis " the
lat Puny Express. To be- 1, legraphrd TO
the East IN detail % aS 10 lessen tl,r TX
ira rxPFnse imposed ~ :, Ddlng ia, IN
from further West. Indeed ST. Louis Is
the recognizrd starting poiu, IF tbs ~
trrp~ise. as sh.wn " tie spirIt svsmcrd
in San Francisco. VIII re IA. citizens of
ST Louis were ''asI d a. r3u.,l Pariici-
pants in the Prospective h,npfs. 81 the
spet DIV communication tsiaIlLb,d ac-o,-
the plains. /. private enie.prist has
shorlend the dislanc, L. Tvs "a he Allan
TIC and Parii To tn DAYS. lhe Govern
mtnt Is rriminally n'gligfm II pa!he
inI' rest. if aly hunnral lie m.-aoS of -
sening it 10 Ave are unlried. ~ b,ulv
can iOukl that II Is feasible a ter all TIA,
has been done 10 remove the pr. idres
of a decade Of years against a ten DAYS
trip. Human energy. cordially ssppOr
ted ty fair allowance frcm tie pu' lie
tr' a.ury. will perform gr, al r uu'isrs
than any that have yet iallsn to our lot
Will the Government d. IL?
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
Times Must Change.

Kind reader excuse us for writing
about the times" We can appreciate
your feelings know how TO cherish the
best of respect for all whose financial sky
Is dark. gloomy or unsettled" We
know the times are tight. see the great
inconvenience of such u state of affairs
every hour. aud would gladly welcome a
restoration Of the good Old days of the
early settlement Of Nebraska. Bat, you
ask. what of the prospect of better times?
Well, we hardly know what 10 say. Pre-
dlcllOns in Anew country. with no fence
around vacant lands, sc confess are
hazardous. but If you want our opinion
you can have II. on these conditions Call
aud show US by Occular demonstration
your faith in "gOOo works" such as pay
ing over Mhai you know you owe us. aud
you can have our highest and most dis
tinguishtd opinion of the '.unes," with
out any reservation. Will You come ?
We believe you will feel heap Of crn-
I'D, nee in the patrons of the advertiser
in coming to the scratch, - chalk line y
etc, etc.
P. S.-Our devil says confidence dOn'l
buy four which rtmark evinces great
sagaciIy and immense research.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
Glne rnr CemenHng Paner.

Take Of iSinglaSs and parchal-nt size.
each / o.; sugar candy aud gum rraga-
Cinih. each two draehmS; adj 10 the one
ounce Of water, aud boil Ihe whole togeth
IT. I'll ihe mixture appears (when oOld,)
Of The consistency Of glue; then POUR II
into any form you please. If this glue be
wet with the tongue. and rubbed on edg-
Is Of paper. silk. or leather, that are 10
be cemented. they viii, on being laid
together, pressed nightly. and suffered {
dry, De AS firmly united as other parts
Of the substance. II Is fine TO seal let
ters.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10
Later fern California b5 the Pony
EXDFeSS.
We clip the following from the Gazslfs's
Pony Express column
SAN FaAxc1scO, April "a.

We clip thef following FROM the GuzeigS
Pony Express column;
SAN FRAKcIscO, April %.
Emigration from China Eas recOn-
menc.d. The Flying MIST brUught 40
passengers, the James Brown daily ex-
peCred with a. many more.
The Indians beIwet u Sail Lake and
Carson Valley have stOltn so horses BIZ
longing TO the Pony Express Cumpa y.
which may detain the IncOming txpre,s
three OF four days.
The Legislature las passed a BIZ pro-
vIdiug tor a vile Il the peofl. - decl1e
whether tie COsFeHuun sal be casl q is
revise the State Constitution; also. a IA
giving bonuses o: $50. GO AMI S4O.GGO
IN msIallm, hIs Of $500 and 81 u o pr
annun. to the first aid $. IONA cUaiTauI :
carrying telegraph lines acru>s q, ror.t,-
nent, has passed 10Th HOUSES.
News ffum NJ. xicu, reports iht Liberal
army, 6.GCO strong, 10 lave lake ColiIna
aud ManyaniIlo without opposition.
The hashOe SILVER Mines arc al alb
sorblng matter of pubic considerable II
/ - CoAlaAANF0 Aaa0h TOW NC pr nav -
ready g'ne there.
New discoveries are report d, and the
belief IN the great II, Ut aud Richness Of
this silver region Is increasing.
A Till passed Ihe Legislature apprO-
priaIing 5000 to provide W., lis On Ihr
Colorado Desert. Aud decided ~ ad-
JOuru Oh The 3Oih.
April 26th.
Strong efforts were made In the LegiS-
lature to-day to extend the session. But
could not get the Iwo-ihIrd vote required.
Oregon dates to the 2Ist, stale q. K.
OIhIel Nominated as the ID mocraiic can
didate for Compress by the Conv-niion
held 81 Eugene CirY They ~nolnnated
no candidate for the Presidency.
Briush Columbia advicrs 10 the 24rh.
Frazier river mining news continued IA
vorable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

The Tribune's correspondent SAYS
WOUd appeared IN the Sec drr's COuven-
lion. and explained thai be had been iu-
vit,d 10 atiend their meeting. but he ftl,
himself delicaiely situated without fur
Their action. AIr. Yancy dtlicately gave
him the cold shoulder by suggesting that
the Cnvenli1a was compos.G Of re-
firing delegations, aud regretted that he
had been admitted. Wood took the hint,
and has made a virtue Of necessity. by a
written protest against their proceedings.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-10

Conrad HarmS,A Administrator On
the eaase a Jsshaa KaUiaI
deceased is.e "a M ulaho csunry
Nebfsska Territory Pub,ter,
Pe'tiOh 10 sell and
SHu C4IhssiEe k4Leai. NhGsEG
Hsid deceAed
To NIsfisH. Rsudal Sarah r uuage and c,.h,~.s
ksEeais VI tie o8unry VI VII Cd. 20 s. Ieuf lin i. 49,
the uhkE0NE heir Ard ieEai rpIe>ehla. ne. hi 80
dseea-ed ysu are LerubS n Ifded hat n b. IS \ -
nf AV-i- a y ls61, I'd ssnaihis - O H.UtfEtrur.
90 fae C-Er = P '-bate u -sensh IA cOsn yeB -,
Ief-tsv the % 90 nj p sFe q Which D. ia ! III
p All az zee oi = hf y he oh dag ~ EuRe 4
iS6 % he ~asriznmeut daFer 81 Caiharne R.oA,l
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