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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

Margaret Dillon, An Irish domestic, was
looking ~ the pcmberton mill when il fell
She was so completely parslyzgd, thCt from
that moment she lost Tho power Of speech,
aud slough she has attended 10 her work
regularly since, she has not uttered q world
A bet was offered in New York last week by
q leading politician, Of ore thousand dollars,
that he could mention The names Of three men,
one Of whom would by tho next Presijeut Of
the United States. lie named D8uglaa, Sew
ard, and General Houston IL is proper TO
add that the gentleman who proposed the bet
is a Democrat aud a Federal ofiss-holder.
Col Lane and L. A. Hendricks, the candid
atss for Governor, have made arrangements
for a joint canvass through the state, to COM
msacs Immediately after the Chicago COnYen-
ton.
1t was sGlsially announced in the Canadi-
an Pertinent the night Of the Fad inst, that
the Prince Of Wales would net leave England
on bis visit to America before the 10Th Of
July.
The Rev. Daniel Eerth was foRnd guilty Of
circul ating Helpers IEpending Crisis, 81 Fay
sttsvill, N c., on the Sd inst, AID ssateRssd
to one years imprisonment.
A Washington dispatch says the signs new
are that the South will unite on Hunter, aud
that the contest at Charleston will DO between
that gentleman and MIR Douglas.
At a restaurant in New York, a day or two
ago, a young man bought sole 0ysters FOR
which he paid twenty-five cents. Before he
had finished eating them he discovered in
them even large and valuable pearls which
be readily sold fur tgo hundred dollars.
Il is estimated that not loss than eight
thousand men will leave Iowa the present
season for the Cola mines in the re ion Of
Pixies PEAK.
The Methodist missionary, Just returned
from a thirteeo years residence in China,
states that the Church Of Rome has besn
established there for over two hundred years.
THE lqtest accounts from Highland says
that Queen Victoria is very well, "and has
taken tc hoops"
Governor Morgan Republican Of New York,
has vetoed the Law which she Leg stature pass
ed prohibiting Sunday amussmsnts.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

Gus LISN.-rhis ste n wheeled NJ
river steamboat has been hourly erpso,.5
the last week, but has not came in w
No sound Of her whistle has dispsps5 ''
tation not a sound. t''-
LATER-The boat arrived tbi.
our levee a little before sunrise, and Al. "
ed all her freight except Eve barrel,
Key which she carries up to Sioux Cav
Our en'eTprising merchants, Msssrs. z ,,r..
q EcShart received by her twenty ton, O.,
goods, ready made clothing, groceries
shoes, socks, hats, caps, crockery, bsr5r,,,
books and stationery, drugs, paints, oils 5,
stuifs, sash, glass, sc, &C., &C., &c., &,
Now is the time to lay in tue necess.rv ,
life. Up country merchants would do v.1
examine their stock before purchasing s...
where.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINAuY OF
RUNAWAY SLAVES.
Nov orI,ana DoIl1, March 2othl

Yesterday as about noon a gang Of thirty
four plantation slaves, all men, marched into
che City, by way OF the Jackson railroad, and
came down to Commercial Place to look for a
lawyer, as they said, 60 put them on tie way
VI finding out who their master was Wallet
standing ia a gang in the alley, the police
zane along, and finding they were not uudor
ahyb0dy's control, arrested them aud Judged
them in the First District look-up
These negroes same from the OAK Grove
plantation, in 81. JamOs parish. fifty miles
above the city. Thcir story is a singular one.
The plantation belongs 60 the estate OF James
II. Shepherd, deceased, and is held by a mum
Der Of heirs. The negroes say that for ave
years they have not known whether thoy had
n master or net that la'cly . ueW oYeraeer
was put over them, and ,'rsted them cruelty
without pro err cause, knocking them down
with clubs and laying them till their baoks
we're all raw. Thy say that ~y vent to b
youug man on the pl"nt,tou (oae Of the heirs)
and asked his pra lection, but obtained no sat
isfaotion and tiat on this account they dos
erted the pltuu ion to com 10 tho city for
legal redress, They say that they lett the
plantation between niue and ten o'clock on
Sunday, "alaoI I'LL dsy and part Of the night
through the woods @ avoid being intercepted,
and part Of the night walked ON the railroad
coming dawn from Kcuner on the track yes
terdsy morniug They say there is another
gang who lott the plantation with thom, aud
took to the woods, aud thatthis gang will come
along soon IL not stopped ON the way.
They deny positively that any white man
ever had anything 20 do with thom in their Ia
kiag this course that all they rant il to fud
cut who is their right master, that they can
complain TO him when treated rs they have
been by their new o]vorseer.
They had not eaten a mouthful since leaving
tho plantation, and were dresdfuiiy Tatjgusd
aud hungry. Hheu pua into tho lookup they
fell down ia heaps and commenced snoring,
whilst some who we're not 90 sleepy, eommen-
oed begging for a moUthtul 90 eat.
II Is said that ever siuoe the death Of their
old master they have been a very unruly and
insnbord'nate gang Of negroes, requireing a
hard hand TO keep them in subsection. BE this
rs 1t may, their action in coming boldly to the
city, instead Of su.king Oh for good, entities
their story 90 some credit The plantation a
to be sold before long, aud then may be they
will have the qualification Of knowing wAo their
master is.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
HLmnTION KEWa.

Connecticut has gone Republican. Buck.
inghGm Is elected Governor over Seymour by
five hundred aud thIrty-siA votes. The House
stands l42 Republicans and 80 Democrats ;
the Senate IA Republicans aud 7 Democrats.
Rhode Island has gone democratic by l,36l
majority, Sprague, dem, IL, 295 Paddle
ford, rep, 10, 40. Both branches Of the Leg
]islaturo largely democratic.
AT the municipal election in Cincinnati on
the ri inst, the democrats elected their en-
tire ticket by aH average majority Ct 700
Nine democratic couucilmau and eight repub-
leans were elected, Mr.. Rals, q Douglass
delegate to Charleston, was elected Trustee Of
the Water Works
The muuic pal election in Dubuque on the
2l, passed OF quietly. The Opposition elect
ed their Mayor, Marshal, and five Council
men. The Democrats elected the balance OF
tho city officers and one Councilman.
Bcuj f. Potter, the republican candidate,
was elected mayor Of Schenectady on the
2J, by 400 majority.
The township elections in Indiana on the
"a inst, indicate large Republican gains.
At the municipal eleeuch in Milwaukee on
the 81 inst WA. z. Lynd7, democrat, was
elected Mayor by 1000 mujority. The dem
oocts also elected their Comptroller and CITY
Attorney. The republicans elected their eau,
didate for Treasurer,
DErRorr, April 2.
At the municipal election at Ann Aarbor,
to day, the Republicans elected their Mayor
aud most Of their city officers with increased
mnjOrIties.
AT Adrian the republicans elected their
Mayor by 80 majority.
AT Grand Rapids Sweet, republican was
elected by 10 majority.
At Jackson a republican mayor WA elected
NY 30 majority
Al om,sso, Gould, democrat, was elected
by 200 majority.
Yps'laut, Follet, democrat, was elected
N yor by 100 majority.
AZ Nnes the democrats elected their entire
ticket by 90 m~njouty.
AT Pontiac the entire democratic ticket was
eloSted by 10 % 80 majority.
At Flint, Coldwater, and uilsdalo tue re-
Pubiisans eleet- their entire ticket By the
usual m]ujlriue5.
The republicans OF Springfield, ILL.,, elected
their municipal ticket on tue 4th inst by 80
majority.
The Democrats Of Sioux City elected their
entire ticket on tAe 81 INST.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

...I.i .alai-- March 22i)
Es &c Nfuputffp--N NrvI1-MarrIed
Man Ia ah tupttesant Frrdioane"t'
CAV before yesterday t.Io Of newly-Wed-
dei couples frnm tbo interior % Kentucky
ARRIVED Of the Bu not House, and took apart
meuts Tor the hl4bf 20 that vol ordered hotel
10 was quite rvr3eit that The entire party
were unfamiliar sth metropolitan sights
The foonv cOrriiois mHrt'' floors, gorgeous
drawingro5m, sai we'll spread table Of the
hotel. drew from them The most Ingenious ro-
marks OF surprise. la tho evening they Wis
itel he operah0use, and we're so nst,ni-hei
by is msgui6seuce, that even Mrs walters
wonderful imper-Uuation OF "Nleg Merrilies"
almost failed 20 interest them.
Nothing wss mote thought II The verdant
trio ul about one o'clock yesterday morning
At which hour the boot-black Of the Buruvt
House, in making bis customary round obsT
we'd enc ~ he buoolic Brntdics seated indhe
hall, near the door OF bis room. he uaiye'y
askei the psli.her ~ understanding ifLo was
t.e cIcrS Receiving % negative an Wer, be
ia,urmcl the b1,-hl.rk Thar be would Ike 90
zee tbs, Individual. ln p few moments Que Of
ile a~it-stive pR.e-mtu aas 81 bis aide. and
POLITELY asked Frat els uepiri.
"Coulan't you iuske me "a bed FOO The par
IaF ~ sid the discousoIste looking individual
lin The parlor 2" echoed tho clerk. 81 uu
afraid NOT
Wen, "a like to have one rprsad down
some'srts
why don't you 80 into your own room 2"
asked the CLERK.
81 don't like Co." said the bsrbfal young
man,
"Whhtistha matter :" continued the clerk.
"Has your wife turned you out7'
No" said he, drsvl nglyi but, you see,
I've never been married before, and / drn't
much like to 90 in, partickler in o strange
place"
"Oh, 20 right h." said Tho clerk, s%miieigg
'sudibly." "Ebe won't think 10 wrong "
Here the door Of his room opened about an
inch, and through the aperture came a caAH-
ing voice. saying:
do come ia, John. / WoRt hurt yer. |
know'd lloyd think st ango Of your atauiia'
cut there. Come in won't yeri I've dous
bloB'd out the gas, and it's oil dark"
The oder from tho room assured the clerk
that she had "blow'i" out the gas, 80, push
ing open the door he stops t e dow, raised a
window, snd returned to the hall, to persuade
the verdant husband TO retire with his wife
All argument was fruiless, however, aud no
Was compelled TO assign the simple individual
. separate room for the night.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
rur roNY

sr JassrH, April 4.
The Ga, ,-tu.s Of tAe California Pony RS-
pres uI-f .,,a.sg, was delayed tE0 hours By
Toe i-tsntfuu oIt.o Nee York Messenger
DE- tae mean time, ~ Immense crowd had
gathered FOUND tue Express ,fise - witness
lhe inauguration Oh tlis ~ this great sud
hove. eEt.rr..ar,
Before tae d,IsItlfa the assembly we're al
dressed Us " yor Thompson, and Messrs.
Ut ore E'a ltu.-e.t ut ice Express Company,
Who ,u Irlef ard 81 proPriGte remarks, set
forth .nc benefit Co be derived by The country
Irbm Jhls undertaking and the prospect Of its
mture suI uuIOu0ird success, which we're re-
Ce.voi wash applause,
Tho messenger from New York lost q conc
reu0u b} TIE withdrawal " a train between
Detroit and Chicago, which wstld have de-
las gd tbe express tFsntY-four hours, but
through Tho oourttsy VI General Buperinteud
cut Hay vsJd, Of the Hannibal and n, Jossph
Railroad, who brought sim here by q special
train irgu Palmyra, l92 in I hours and 81
uiuutcs, making six stops Of five minutes
each, be- arrived so ~ TO uuiy delay the EK
press two hours aut fifteen minutes.
Al q quarter past seyeu o'clock the bag cOu
tanning vo,auin5us telegraph dispatches from
all put, Of the country for the sacramento
Union aed Sln Francisco Bulletin aud Ats,
forty nine letters. niue private kilograms and
some papers ior San Francisco aud interme-
disle poiuls, was, by request Of W. II. Rus
helI, placed upon The pony, a spirited bay
mare, by Mayor Thompson, amid great en-
thufiasm, when the driver mounted and ths
little bay dashed oG at a rapid pace, bearing
her burthsu towards the Goldau State.
The return courier should arrive here on
Friday next, the 18Th, When his adVices will
be promptly forwarded.
All telegraphic dispatches for this route
are duplicated on paper, besides a triplicat0
being tn en- on linen, prepared for the pur-
pose, ia indellible lux, and carefully sealed
waterproof. Copies are thus forwarded TO
different points ia order to guard against any
chances Of delay or miscarriage.
Progress oftho Pony Express.
ATCHIsoS, April A..
The Pony Express made the Grst forty four
miles to Klunekuk in fOur hours and fifteen
minutes aud showed no sign Of fatigue.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

The heavy Wind on Tuesday last, caused
considerable damsge 10 the Capitol building.
About forty feet square Of the roodog on the
north vest corner was blown entirely on
thus leaving the building ia a very critical
aud exposed condition. Three windows upon
the we7t dle, second story, we're blown in
aud demolished upon the door. This damage
is a very material one, aud should DO imme-
di4tcI y repaired, and the building placed In
safe condition. Il is fast going 20 decay for
want Of money to complete IL. Shall We have
an appropriation the present session Of Con
grcss. Co finish up The much needed work upcu
this building -Ncbrsstian.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

NEW TOWN,-We understand that certain
parties uro laying out q nes town, pbout a
half e mile or moce from the limits Of Dakota
City, and in the immediate vicinity Of the de
fuust own OF Logan. 1t is called Crockae.l
in hoDer Of its protector. We suppose it is
to be a paper town for the benefit Of interes-
ted parties. Dakota County is pretty well
supplied with towns Just now, and does not
need any more at the present juncturs. a
little more energy and n good deal more zap
ital is required to build up the four towns she
now boasts Of, instead Of .artiRg nav ones.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
MExICO.

Our relations with Mexico remaia unsettled.
That unfortunate country needs = sound
thrashiag at the hands Of its American neigh
Dor. worse than any thing else. At present,
between s%ontsuding factions, their is no pre-
lection to property no security for life. Cur
government would do an act Of charity to it,
as well as justice to Othors, to establish its
power there by force Of arms, in the shape Of
a Military protection, or something else that
Would answer the same purpose.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

The Southern Statesm n, = Georgia paper,
has At the head Of its editorial column, the
names Of "Jrmes Buchanan for President
sad Hiram Warner for Vice President" Who
is Hiram Warner 7-RssOWi Democrat.
Why, be is the son Of old Warner and Was
born at a very early period Of his life, and is
q RamsIaks Of a Warner who lives not q taous-
and miIeI frsm hers, And who spends his time
when not otherwise engaged, in casting up
Warlers's chances at " Ohioagsr." We thiak
they are good.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
wHA,LL HE KING nUr CHARLIE

Now that we are on the eve Of q trio Of
Presidential Conventions, that will nominate
respective candidates who would fain be Pres
iients, We feel preiisposoi to proguostoass
who will be the nominees.
Douglass will be nominated inside Of the
tsnth ballot. On Stewards head will the hon
ors Of thu Chicago convention be heaped -
Neither Bates, Bell, Bolts, nor CritteudOp
will succeed at Baltimore.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
Death from a TaII.

About 7 o'clock Monday evening Thomas A.
Bwest, pu operator Of the Fire Alarm Tele-
graph, fell over the balustsr Of the steps Of
the Rotunds OF tLe C0urt House, from the
third 70 the second story, a distance Of about
Ia fact, He was picked up iussnsible, sod
after sone delay conveyed 10 the Sisters Hos.
pitsl He had received "a frightful confusion
above one Of the temples, producing soncus
sion vf the braia, from which he died about
i've o'clock yesterday morning The friends
o. tue deceased reside in BArds.oWa, Ey.-S.
LOUIS R.D.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

TuE K1ye AND his oL-This good fellows
influence was 20 great, that Charles, King Of
France, once remarked to him that he thought
they he'd better change places. As Jean did
not look well pleased az the propCsal, Charles
askcI him II he was not osutent at the idsa Of
being King.
Oh! contsnt enough" was the reply "but l
shouldbe exceedingly ashamed at having such
a fosl."
IL was this fool wno once tried his masters
nerves by rushing into the room s1cl8iminR,
20 Sire, such neWs, -Four thousand men have
risen in the cly!"
what" cried the King, with what intention
have they risen?"
"Weil, said Jesn, placing his finger upon his
nose, probably for the intent Of lying down
again az bed time"
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

A Baltimore paper states that the orgsniIa-
ton Of the Branch Of Kaights Of the Golden
Circle now numbers nearly one thousand men
mostly young, and many from some very
respectable families. They have an Arm0ry,
where they meet for daily drill, under tbs
instruction OF u. 8. officers. The aim
Of this association is the invasion Of Mexico,
aud they expect 10 leave in a few days unmo-
lested by the GsV rumSnt, as they will not
arm themselves uatil beyond the jurisdiction
ofths Uuited States.
Tns steamship Quaker City, from Havana,
25th, has arrived. No news,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
SPAIN AND

The war against the Moors is being Proso
outsd by Spain vigorously. Another battle
was fought on the Jth OF last mouth, in which
there was severe !,ss on bath sides. In the
battle a few days previous ra0 spaniards lost
200 men. There were 10, 600 Moors engaged
aud the conflict lasted seven hours. The
syaniards we're to attack Tangiers in e few
days.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
NOTICE IN

TIE William VI Whey: Take notice Of a
petition In chaucory, flied against you, In the
District Court for the the third judicial dis
trIot. within and for the County Of Dakota,
aud Territory Of Nebraska, on the 18th day OF
April a. d. 1850 by William y. Coffin, to
which petition you are required ts plead, an
sHer or demurr, on or before the lith day Of
aay 4. b. 1859, being the arstdsy otthe next
term Of said court IA and for SAID county
Said petition sets forth in substance that you
did, On thu 23i day Of February, A, D. 1853,
for the purpose Of securing the payment 10
said Coffin Of your certain note Of hand Of that
date, for the sum OF $3.50 %, in one year
from it's date, execute and deliver TO the said
Coffin a deed in fee simple Of the following
described lands, 90 wit The south east QUAR-
ter Of Section number 20, in Township twea-
eight, Range number 9, east Of the Sixth
principal Meridian, in Nebraska Territory.
amt that the said C0tiu, then and there exc
cuted and delivered 70 you a bond ia the ma
lure Of a Defence 70 re convey said land TO
you, upon your payment Of said note, and
the pryor Of said petition 10 that said convey
aues may be desreed a mortgage, aud the
said land sold for the payment Of said note.
aud for general relief.
VIZ. +. LOCKWOOD,
Solicitor for Complainant.
April 9TH ~lss0-4w-Pr's fees s. 90
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14
BRRAeH OF

The sslobra ted trial for breach Of promise
in St. Louis, between Miss Rife Carstaag and
Major Shaw, in which the former was awarded
a verdict Of damages of 500, 900 on a former
trial, was closed on the 3lst of last month at
ter lasting three weeks. The jury were OF
twenty-five minutes, when they returned a
verdict for the defendant. Miss CSrstang's
counsel moved for a new trial, which in all
probability will be granted.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

A ease occurred about a month ago which
involved almost an Identical question between
England and the UuItel States as that which
recently ooouret nsar Vera Cruz, exospt that
there was no capture. Au American vessel,
hear the Isle OF Wight, was brought TO by a
shot Irom a British nan ~ol-Sar, for not AZ
hlbitiug her c%olors az least such is the allsgS-
ton Of the British side, though eontradioted
on ours. The British ofiosr subsequently,
apologisedf for the accident, but the fast stands,
and has led 20 correspondence between the
" Governments,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

AoorDRSr.-on last Saturday Col. Patrick
while on a piscatorial excursion. had occs-
sion to take a loaded sdot gun from his buggy,
when the hammer caught in some way and
the gun was dissha.ged, The charge ranged
along and "P his lea arE., tearing the slssvs
to shrsds, and setti ng fire 70 it aud to the
sleeve OF his shirt, lie escaped uuhart.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

The result Of the late election in the State
Ct g nneericut Is about what We had expected
but the reverse Of what we had hoped. By
less than six hundred majority the Republic
ans still have the prestige Of power in the
nutmeg State. Another trial and she will
break the backbone Of the fauaiisism that i
tanning out her manufacturing operatives to
beg steal or stsrye. Rhode Island was made
feel the fen influence Of Republican dogmas,
aud she awakened her reasoniug masses and
beat back the surgss " sectional prejudice,
by & breakwater Of 100 votes. Her gallant
10 band and routed the enemy, horse, foot and
dragons. SO much for the "impreguable
fortress" Of seetionalism.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

PEssoNAL.-Hon James Tufts and R. II.
Hagaman Of Niobrara, we've in town several
days during the week, Col. BAKER and Mayor
Chamberlin Of sioux City, and ssrgent Murphy
Of Fort Randall we're also in the City the pres
ent week,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

Look oUr!-A Horse 2digf ssfposss to b.
about We undertsud there is a chap prowl-
ing around this county, who is suspected Of
being q horse thief. He is the companion Of
Of the nan Collins, Whe was hung as long as
he well could stSpd it, last fall or winter, in
Cedar county, and goes by a multiplicity of
names. The last two ooguomens that he APP
poared willing to to be known and described
by we're ~Scroggings and Lombard. He was
apartceps in the reugh-and-tumble-kick-b bite.
scratch end gouge utoir at Coyington on Mon
day last and mapfully contested every inch
of ground he was forced to evacuats. We
understand that he passed through cur city
on Tuesday morning, on his way to Sergeant
Bluffs. Probably he IS on a tour Of obsorya-
zion aad selecting il point where to N
business.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

A worthy citizen Of Kentucky, sitting. for
the fret time, e. the great dinn9r table Of
the Astor House Hotel, IN New York, cook
up the bill Of fare. His eye caught up the
names Of its, to him, unknown dishes soup
a Ia hamauue, coup a la Croci, Lsngue dc
Bout piquse, Pieds dc Couchsn a Is Ste.
Mouehould, etc. IL was too much for his
simple heart. Laying down the scarlet bound
volume in disgust, he cried to the waiter F:
Z" guess [ shall 60 back to hfst principles.
Give Us some beans aud bacon"
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

LEGAL ESDlNd.-Ths parties who Wrangled
and wagsd w~arogainst each other, at Logan,
about some rails, transferred the maIter to tbs
court Of Justice Dewitt. There a charge Of
larceny was preferred one party oonClu ling
to be plaintiff aad the other, necessarily, de-
fsndeut. The Justice decided that the defsn-
dent was not guilty as charged, and disshar-
god him.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-14

SLOW CoAoH.-We received a copy Of the
Waukes1a Wis. } County Democrat II the
18th OF February en- ths 10th inst. 1t look
cd a. though it had acknowledged the
Labor States, " before it started for Nebras-
ka. Forty six days is toe long, entirely too
long a time fsOm there to here. What is
urAng c.