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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-12-19
PEORIA BURLiNGT'N

ANSpURE, PEDfIl a u pOhbtNNi ~
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
~ GODS forwarded from Lake Erie 70 the Mississtp-
N pi in continuous Express Er-ighs trains, With
out trans-shipment and in quicker time than by any
other route.
Rates rs low as by any other route overcaarges
and damages promptly settled. Contracts can ne
m abe ut as low in New York or Boston, as by
any other line with tn undersigned agents
JCO.TH,Y, At NY Il u, 2N Broadway,
III aose Ag't Y Q R.R. $50 Broadway,
MBspauLnIYo. Spau!inG's EY.2 Aston Hensn,
pR.y TasyRa & Co, III Broadway,
Great Western Dispatch, PSI Broadway,
Weste n Transportation Co, 1911 Broadway,
American Transr ortation 10. Centre sip.
BOSTON.
Js DuSLtp Agt \ Y&E II u, ID state street,
JAS MtILs Ag't B & " X, 10 state Street,
J c PHILLIPS, Fitchburg X r.. State street.
ALKSiGHr, Ag't Dispatch, State Street.
BUFFALO
OK LOOMS Genl Freight Ag't Z.
T ID DOLE Ag't n Y c Propeller Line.
5 SPENCER, GENT Eastern Agt = d NH.,
New York.
.yy- Be particular AMI mark packages care T
4 R. via Logar sport. A. BARBER, Agt, Desmoines,
- - Iowa
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FOR CINCINNATI!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road,

Shortest Quickest, and only Direct Route FROM Chi
cago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot, foot
ofLake street, as follows:
First train 7:45 am, arrives at Michigan City at
1880 d m tdinner) La Fayette 525 (suppcr) tndi-
napolis Els, p M, Lawrenceburg $780, and Cncin-
natl at ll:45p.m.
Second train S0opm arrive at Michigan City at9:2o
DIN. La Fayetts 2:i3 am, indianapolis o:2o am,
Lawrenceburg 1920 am, Cincinnati at i0:4o am.
Passengers leave Ottamwa 800 pm, arrive at
Burlington I25 pm, arrive at Chicago at 5:l5 a. M
al Cincinnati 1880 am.
Only one change of cars between Chicago and Gin
einuati. ...
Patent Sleeping ears attached to all night trains,
and run through from Chicago to Cincinnati wilhou'
change. . .
Throu gh tickets he had at all railroad offices
In the West, and at the companys Office corner Lake
and Dearborn Streets and at the depot foot OF Lake
street, Chicago. a....
Fare as low as via any other route.
III. SpALDING, Ag't Chicago.
WV POWELL Tray Agent.
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THE TOLEDO 4 WABASH,

rs. WILSON, Passenger Ag't, ottumwa.
A. BARBER, Western Agt, Des Moines. low
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upuRIsNGroN, PEORIA. AND Lo-

IL -
Trains leave Darlington follows MORNING
MAIL, 1890 NIGHT En-, Saturdays eXcepted)
D. N. Sunday Night Train leaves at IN, Connect
ing at TOLEDO with LIGHTNING Elk. TRAINS on
LAKE SHORER II.
The 500 p m Logansport Express makes direct con-
nectons, as follows:
At Ell Paso with Illinois Central Rairosd for Bloom
!ngton Decatur. Pana, Sandoval and Cairo.
At Chenoa with Chicago and st. Louis Railroad for
Alton to st. Louis. - &,
At Gil man with (Chicago 3ranch) ILLINOIS central
Railroad for Chicago and South. -
At Reynolds with New Albany and salem kauroaa
for Lafayette, indianapolis and Cincinnati
At Logansport with Toledo, Waba and western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East; also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cinclanatl, Day
ton and Columbus ...
The 1:a5p m Peoria Accommodation makes the
same connections as above 20 Giiman. -
The above is new and very mach shorter Line
than anv other to the above named points
1t is thoroughly built and we'll manned, and run IN
every way .st the appreciation OF the traveiihs
public. :.
Cars win run directly through from Burlington 20
Toledo without change, and arrive in advance OF any
and all other lines.
Our advantages are Shortest and Quickest; one less
change of cars: no 0mnbussing MS via Chicago: con-
nectons positve as il is owned and controlled by the
same interest, while via Chicago it iste REVERSE In
short it is every way the most desirable line.
J. Il. FAYRWEATHER, Jr.
Ticket Agt Burlington.
rs WILSON Passenger Ag't, Ottumwa.
A. BARBER, Western Agt, Des MONIES. Iowa
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SCOVILL'S
SARSAPARILLA & STILuNGlA,
Oh #E.
BLOOD g. LIVER SYRUP.

q u
sarsaparlla is Tropical Root too well known as
one CT tue best antidotes possess for Scrofuous
complaints t. need commentator. But as still,ns n
is article of more recent use 10 scrofulous auec
tions, we give below the statement OF
DIR. IL. II. FROST,
In the Southern journal Of Medicine and Parma
en- He says at will complete the cure OF ulcera-
tions of the Palate and Throat and mucous membrane
Blotches. Foul Spots Stains etc.. which in consttu
ton OF this character frequently occur rom sgnt
irritation remain after the alterations have heal
ed II will the morbid conditions OF the Flu
ids and Solids which disposes every injury however
slight to degenerate with festering painful scabt
ulcer II WILL in Short so improve the digestive anu
assimilative operations Of the system, that more
healthy blood aud renewed fiber will be substi-
tuted the defective conditions OF one and the other
and thus fully support the character OF these med-
cnes for being essentially Alternative" Also state
DIR. BLACK.
published in the Cincinnati Ezectic Medical journal
In VIII CHI he SAYS safer giving II fair trial In
several forms Of disease, convinced that, as a
general Alternative has superior In the 'aatersd
medical. Since last March; have treated abou. %
cases of Syphilis without single failure when the pa
tent gave me anything like fair trial. -
ScociTs Sarsaparikla and Stillingia
Is a preparaton which is compounded upon scientific
principles and with great care, by one thoroughly
acquainted with the medical qualities and effects OF
each article separately considered, as well as the
whole in its combined state.
Mr. w. y. MERRILL,
Of Cincinnati, one Of the oldest and most reliable
druggists Of that city, makes the following statement
Messrs scoyills 4 Co Compound syrup of Sarsapa.
rlla and Stilingia, and II has been made under our
supervision The Ingredients are entirely OF veget-
able origin the virtues extracted In great meas
ure by the vapor Of alcohol. No mineral substance
enters into the composition" -,
The formula TO- the preparation Of the above will
he forwarded to Physicians Druggists applica.
tion tn JOHN ID. PARK, Propr,
124 Lake ST., Chscago, Ill.
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CINCINNATI AND LOGANSTOIT
AND .
PEDR/A Ann HURLIWC7DN
II n Il w ~ III.
CRTES LIN G.
IS Miles slort8&t han uia Cticago.
luicsSest TinS Table.

Going 500 p. NJ. Burlington $50 r. NJ Returning.
IL 40 4. M. Peoria BAD - " ;"
Also II D. m . 20 a. m. Logansport leave n. m.
arrives 5. 80 "A. m 80 p. IN.
l. 10 a. N. IL 10 p Anderson--l2 10 a. M II ~ m.
T. 2.3D - Richmond $40 p. m. alo m
7i5 g $50 /" Cincinnati q. b.
at Logansport trains connect with Toledo wabash
and Western K. H. for Toledo, o., at Richmond ina.
Central Railroad for Dayton, Springheih, Columns
o. Wheeling Baltimore aud Washington; at Peoria,
with Rock Island Rai Dad for Chicago; at Huntington
with B. & 81. z II. for O:tucnwa, connecting with
Western stage Co.'S coaces for osaloosa knoxVilie,
pes Moines and all points vest and north.
For further particulars enqu re of
II. g. KING, Agent, Burlington.
A. BARBER, Western Agent. Des Noines.
8. W. CHAP AN, Gen'l Ag't, c. & G. Il. Cincin-
natl. Ohio. q,
D. GRAY, Gent Ticket Agent Central Ohio Il.
r. Columbus Ohio. june 81, '6b-tf
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NEW YDRK AMI ERIE
RAILROAD.
Crcat Broad CUagc, Double Track
aMd Telegraph Route,
IL AIi.ROAl

Grcat Broad GUagc, Double Track
aud Telegraph rsoutr,
TUNO New York, Boston, and, all eastern cites car
A rying the Great Western and Northwestern
United States mails
Express Trains leave Duukirk daily, on arrival OF
nlltrains on the Lake Shore Railroad, ON Clevela
Chicago Milwaukee, st. Paul, ST. louis, Dubuque,
Burlington, Iowa City, &C., and run through TO New
York city without change.
The only route running ears through from the Lakes
70 New York city Splendid ventilated sleeping cars
run night trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always "a Low as
BY any other route. ....
Boston Passengers aud their Baggage transferred
Free in New York.
Be particular and call for tickets via Dunkirk and
the York and Erie Railroad which sold Il all
the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
This road affords facilities for shipment OF freight,
superior 10 any'otiler pate.
AVE NssksS>S Ftssi5GEE FS AtH
leaves New York daily. making close connections
through all points West, and quicker time than ever
before made on any line.
For freight enquire off. g. 0atman, 2il Broad
vav key York. or of Jacob Forsyth, Freight Agent,
81 Dearborn ST., Chicago. $1,000
JOHN NJ OSBORN. Western Ag't Cleveland, Ohio,
SAM'L READ, Ag't, Toledo, Ohi).
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so MILES staging saved.

50 Miles Staging saved.
BURLINGTON & MISSOURI RIVER Z. Il.
Noao open to Ottu,naoa, so Miles further Hssf Me"
any other RdiIrodd in Ioacd. N at4it4
4s In connection with the u. tifTa-1s
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY 4. 4.
4 SHORTEST, QUICKEST, AND BEST RoUTK
70 Chicago New York, Boston, Phiadelphia, and
Baltimore Keokuk, st. Louis and Cincinnati, 50
and to all points in Illinois, Indiana,
.H## Michigan, Ohio and Canada.
n and after June 2ist TWO DAILY TRAINS I'm
cave and arrive as follows:
.sS sees hs' oei sa sslstao
a:iO ~ p. m. 7:i5 an. s,
Connecting at Galesburg with the NoRTuKRS CRoss
RAILRoA n for Quincy; at Mendoza, with the ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RaILRoaD for Gaena. Dunleith, for ST. LOUIS
Ayp CAIRO; at Burlington with the fas, sailing Pack
cts for sep
BUY your TICKETS VA THIS ROUTE
TO shippers of Live Stock.
Stock Trains will run regularly leaving daily, Sun.
DAYS excepted. These Trains have all the rights of
trains thus insuring dispatch, and conse-
quently avoiding all those vexatious delays thatars
constantly occurring on other routes.
New Stock Pens have been built on both sides 81
the Mississippi close by the Ferry, and Drovers VIII
find there any thing they could wish for the accommo
dation of their sto *. f u 81 :. NO. ~
Through contracts given to Chicago and New York.
Ee8oj fa fiEi JOHN q. READ,
Vice President and Superintendent.
D. REMfcK, Gen. Western Agent @. b. 9. Railroad,
Burlington 49, (n2s-11 u. IS
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
Echd negtstrx Once.

List of Emigrsnts, who have passed
through Wood River Centre, on their
way to Pixies Peak, California &c.,.
ALL WELL.
o L Smith. B S Ripley, d. Al.
len, d s kellogg, AL Billings, A
Woodward, w w Goodwin, J W Ep.
ley, ] Mason. w Beam, c Dufferd,
Lizzie Thomasson, Juliaann Small.
shopper, Y D Crane, H H Beck,
r G Arthur, J M Stuart. J G Dor.
rell, w Dolerhide, A Leonard, s B
McNsmar, Sport, ] Dolerhide,
G Sheela. G A Rogers, NJ E Nc.
Neal, E F Polhemus, J J Short, J
Monroe, jun. W West. l. w Rev.
nolds, III c Pelier, F A Ruleau,
G w Clarno, ] H GULL, G G Will
liams, V Lauck, d Dornold, E B
Patterson. Cornwall T. Pr lest, H II
Brown & Co. w E~srnshaw, w
Brown, G Brown, J d Brown,
Della M Brown, PAULINE Brown, H
G Brown, Martha J Brown, ] w
Curt, Malyina Curt, J E Bsrtleson,
II w Thompson, J w Gonzales. g
r Simons. 1 Biron, J Ward, @ +
Lehman, f A Allen. e w simons,
T Beham, A Beham, G Tinker, F J
Snider, @ H McCauley, J Jepson, B
Sanders. L Garter, D A McCloud, N
F Holman, M T Hay. 8 Davis. 1T
Gsning, J Hand, B Kitelinger, F NJ
Barnet, J l. Wedekind, g l. Wede.
kind, 8 Hamper, G E Wills. E T
Hardin, NJ NJ May. JIM Crawford,
il Wiley, G w NcEwan, P O
Felmoser J Townsenc, J Haight, F
venley, B Barnwell, i RAIDER, A V
Bradley, J r Graham, IF Brewn,
JK Vanueter, l Kiser, G Venley.
b ID Gorney. FoR lOREeoN.-E
Makers ard Co. J H Nigetman, M
Hauly, w w Allen MD. J Wright.
Foa SALT LAKE. G Walling, C
Cook, w N Cole, H B Morris, S
Taylor, R w Ballen. w R Tenney,
Mrs. B J Loose. L ASawyer. ? B
King, Mrs. N B Marvin, J Max
well, Mrs. r Wilson, J W Russell,
/ NJ Lewis.
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Who svor san = heavy storm Of snow
away In the middle Of June, In this lat-
itude, exceptin q mountainous countryP
We didn't, certainly, and we don't know
who did. But we do know who has the
best stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps,
&C., &C., in Council Bluffs, viz: r. P.
Snow G. Co. Besides these he keeps Dry
Goods, Groceries, Wall paper, Ae., and
Snow is putting down ordinary prices, :
to run half the merchants out of
that market, and we hope he will, for
there are some we wot of, in tina. place
and Omaha, who are too pool, and do too
little business, to enable them to adver-
tise ; so the sooner they are out Of bust
mes the better, that more liberal, gen.
erous, honest and energetic men, those
who will do their country some SER
vice, may not be annoyed, and the mer-
camille character Of these markets, in
jured by such small-souled hash.
We shall occasionally lay before our
readers the names Of some of these lat
ter class.
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The Rifer hit!

A few days since, some of the mem
bers of q Company claiming to have
come from the vicinity Of Chicago, in
passing through this neighborhood, sue
ceeded in exchanging some worthless
Nebraska paper, for valuable articles,
with several of our citizen, and then
went above and camped for the sabbatt.
1t soon became known that the bills
were valueless. The citizens, armed WITH
warrants, and close shooting weapons,
repaired to the camp and captur' d the
r~ascals without resistance, who hastily
forked orer the amount represented "
tho bogus bills, and a smart of $5-a
light tax for the privilege of being ras'
calls.
Let this be a warning to all petty
rogues who pass along here, among hoi-
est, Woodworking people, for we wont
be swindled if we can help it.
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An Accident.

ni' ~
were 'A'0 =! 80 VIC 'i00'
s'oP 'nie sup 'n
Win ' iu
~ ~
iOa 800
VIZ "'
~ .Ae ' - l's ''
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14

RAIN, RAIN !-.-At day-break, on last
Sunday morning, a grateful and refresh
ing shower of rain commenced falling,
whice continued through the day, satur-
ating the soil to the depth Of eight of
ten inches, reviving and invigorating
the grass, heritage and vegetation
which has scarcely, before, this season
been fairly watcred by the slight show
ers that have fallen. The prairie is
now in fine order for breaking, the
fields for blowing, and crops and gar
dens for cultivating---and, we believe
our neighbors are improving the time
and circumstances, amply. There is
still time for planting the very earli-
est varieties of corn, potatoes and 9th
er vegetables. Buckweeat should be
sown this month. We hope to see ev-
cry one using due ezertion, that the
utmost eff every species of crops may
be produced, for all will be needed,
and bring a good, remunerating price,
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
Trouble with the Indians.

By Express to Fl. Kearney, Just
arrived, we have late advice from
Carson Valley, Of sorrowfull character
II seems that some trouble had oc-
cured between the Indians and settlers
in the valley, and the whites collected
and persued b band Of some 300 RI
utes and Bsnnocks up into a kanyon
Of the mountains, when the indians
trrned, and fought with desperation
killing 60 of the settlers. The indians
had also attacked the Pony Express
and killed two Of the riders. The
troops in Utah had been called upon,
and all had gone in per'uit of the in
dams. There is too much reason to
believe this news entirely reliable.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
"who Will Ret on the Gray,',

A trotting match is said to have come
of in the vicinity of Council Bluffs.--
The Black nag was backed by Bill, upon
q St. Louis saddle-the grey was rode by
Pete, who sat upon q John B. Lewis sad.
die. The latter won-Lewis saddles al
ways win. Horses wearing his brides
never kick-up or run a%way--but his hall
tiers are fearful, get one around yours
or your horses neck, and either are gon-
ers, no mistake. and no break
His shop is on Broadway, and his heart
and mind are both on the broad-guage
principle.
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Back Again.

Ave | back again, TO the cheerful.
pleasant groves and meadows of Wood
Riyer-to our anticipated home, to
lsbor-and to duty. We had a pleas.
ant trip of twenty days, twelve OF
which we spent on the road, and eight
days at pleasant Elllsdale. with our
friends and it'll ones. Then at Coun-
oil Bluff, Omaha, and Florence, we
met many old friends, with hearts
generous and true, whose kindly feel
ings, and warm welcome, has served
to dispel the gloom, from many a sad,
and otherwise, weary hour. We found
each of those marts Of business, thron-
ged with bus;liug emigrants, and
busy trades people, giving an old
Fashioned appearanced of animation
add good time, Merchspts and bust
ness men, looked cheerful, and salts
fled with ~flattering, and hopeful ap-
pearancc. of an improved t~inaLcial
condition of the country. With much
satisfaction we noticed, that u little
Echo was almost universally received
with appreciation, and marked appro-
val, and many were the generous
kindnesses, and attentive fayors We
met, not only in the places mentioned.
but along the thoronghfare up and
down. Many thanks to our friends,
for their kindly expression of feelings
for our welfare, as well, as for their
many generous fayors and attentions.
We do not, nor shall we forget,
them.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14

Names of Immigrant for the mines
past Fl. Kearney, within the last two
weeks. Registered By Messrs. Peck
& Robinson All well. J Nettle.
ton, + Bennett, J Hu,kins & Co. J
Phillips, W Lowry, NC McGavron,
Dill Hopkins. s R Fog G W Mather,
J Rizor, r j. Bond{ Co. Z FL.
more, B T Pine q CSAC w smi.te,
G K Harrison. P L Hi bee. r Reed,
Jun. J B Clements, y H Edwrrds,
e M Dickenson, II I Wood, r T
Young N Bacheidsr, NG Stewart, j
Fl Harford. l Kcyon, W T Tay,o,
H W Hall, H Clark, J. Cawley.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14

oprup BxTfER THAN 1LvopoL.-7The
drinking of spiritpeps iiquefs q ex-
cess is co~nstantly Assos:aie& with the
most daring "a dslssnbie' efimes-
with assaults, ard othsr ness q vio-
Isnce, with fs4Ary, snl slsh murder
itself; and Il III syenss ths use q
opium does not produce these fearful
and fatal resuIts. II hssdss no dsnbt,
to . dreamy, and. whsa tshsa In sz-
cess, TO a nseIess exisknce} but, -
far as regards its'actids On che truman
frame, this n ssnrgsly pesesptibls
when employed u nodsraiipa.
have often sesn opIur stoekers Who
have lived % eighty ~ nkssty and
in one ~instsDos,n mss1ys< snfYodsssd
TO me who lived = d btddIlst con-
vent to the ego ef t0z years. II has
been said. zoe. thst Dc ass q opium
has been q grs4f ippadiusnf 70 ma
sionssy labor. derb4 kbet why's
but ibis I know, lhat aznesg tbe eia-
msse Who use 90 opsuE, ne soHysrts
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
Our Delay

Last week, We issued no Taper, Cor 9 q
reason. 1t is a good wind, THAT blows harm, :.
no one, but a bad wind tina; filled a piecg
timber, and pid two whole forms Of our ps.
compositor, Devil, Edief and all, have
In pain and labor since and it has be.
miracle Of industry and patience, that has y
50 fair an appearance, in q time go Sd
Our Devil Is agiH wind decidedly, and
feel almost ready to quit blowing, aud puff
-cause-we'rc-out-of. Cigars.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14

We ad, Use all emigrants, travellers
and passers, to come armed and
equippsd, that they may 6ght their
way clear, and teach these, olmosf
savage animals, better them 10 modest
honest and quiet citize ems, a, they pass
along the highway
unawsd by power and unappslled by fear"
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
ssNay Kingdorn for a Hors. y,

''Sty Kingdom for a HoFs, !''
Those were days Of great bargains, theD
such wonderful offers were pnbliclybro-
claimed, and, lucky the fellow who aan-
ced 10 eatel, such q bite Of . bargain
40 ~nsgnihoent o scale.
On . small scale, it is said, thsipns
may do nearly as well at w. HI. Hob
inson's store, in Council Blufs.--lpw-
on BrosdyNAy---st the Old Elepiant
Stand, there ara goods cheap and grind.
Go On x1kF<tc crowd that are r~usAinS
n e .Pzz> N Robinscn's cheap gosds.
hurssi nv Ill the rag. row!
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14

whstever haze been MAIDS; bur H.,
in the kingdom Of Siam, smolg Inc
Chinese, among whom opium, smok-
ing is almost universal, many hss 4
been converted to Christianity ; GrH
in China itself the missionaries hEv-
had the most success. and kays ran.
dered the most essential bens6t. %
opium smokers in particular =. Bo,e.
ring.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14

ANTELoPE.-Ssyeral hunting no,t;ss
have brought into the neigbt 1rhood
young an telepe-they ere graeef NJ and
foures' wonder who'll
have a petit for nothing else, to In
BILE down our garden.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14

rayrThe contested seat, in the House,
belonging to the delegate from Nebraska,
has been given to Mr.. Daily, a republic
csn-thc opponent Of Mr.. Estabrook.
What better could have been expected
Of q Black Republican House3-Nothing |
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14
For Utah

Tuesday la-- The first Mormon
train for Utah passed, consisting Of
81 wagons, IS yoke oxen, SO cows
Q horses, with lss souls, 81 males.
and 7a female. oil well, and stock in
fine order. Csptain--W. Wallihg |;
0Iexk-G. w. Crouch, Sergeant,
Of Guard-Andrew Petit; Chaplain
--G. W. Russsl.
The company are s~c weeks out
from Florenoe---no accidents or sick
ness. A week previous, Mr.. Lewis
passed up with 500 head Of sheep
for Utan.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-06-14

On tIss ID inss. > soursny from
Ussk essssd ous door. bsund 4 the
is~tsiss-.rsS sssks ~ bead 81 maiss,
haf hsrsss. snd - wagons. Capt
5senp Drspn. The man sere going
East for merchandise, or outward
bound on missions. Amasa Lymsn.
G. C. Rich, 1.-TWO Of the twelve
: with the company. They were
81 days on the road to this place.
all veil:
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forded il at Kerrnsy, back and forward,
every day this season, without one Sc
rions or fatal accident that we have
heard of. To be sure the water is high
but not impossible, or dangerous.
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1TEMs

The high Stage Of vstsf IN weod
II has driven the beavers from
their homes. sud tbsss are four on
the bank. IN froai Of IN 0Sacs--Ts
have ssen them, seJ md aA asik
InprovemsDts -rs again going on
at Fl. Kearny. "
Thanks to W. ~. vymsn, T. M,
Omaha, N. T. spocr. Council Bluffs,
and S. Lamb, of Wood siver, for per-
sonal attentions and Eavors
A Theatrical corps, = playing %
crowded houses, at Fl. Ksarny.
Look out for the Census takers !
Messrs. Curan & Chopper, Dept.
Mershalls are attending to the people
in the upper Platte Valley. s
Col. E. H. N. Patterson. the spicy,
and talented Editor, i the o quak
Spectator, passed up fpr the mines,
. few days since. We wish him golden
success
Dr. g. A Henry, Of Ksarcsy City.
went down in Stage asst trip.
The Platte is. now high, bun teams
still occasionally cross. A new mill
tary ford has been m,dc across the
Platte, directly opposi.' this place
Agentlsman Just down from Denver,
met 6,400 teams inten days.