Nebraska advertiser., 1863-05-21

are from various posts OF Coloraoo.-
Notwithstanding the vigorous efforts of
Denver newspapers, the people are
gone ana going".tO other digg ings.-
Colorado, lis said will be almost deserted
by its present population this season If
the press of this territory is to be credit
ted these emigrants are insane. have
implicit confidence in the verasity of edi-
tors, and don't like to disbelieVe their
honest statements, but seeing so many
men and women digging OUT from that
country, the thought occurred TO me, that
the editors were insane, and the minds
of the emigrants, all right But, be this
as it may. the rush to Beaver Head and
Salmon River from the far famed gold
and farming regions, of Colorado, will
he hear~t-rendering to the specializing
"land-sharks'' who have clothed themsel-
yes in purple and linen" at the expense
of newcomers. The quilting up of
stakes will be startling;
None of the States emlgrants have,
as yet, passed here. This route, being
travelled daily by overland coaches, and
stations located from ten, to twelve miles
apart, makes it almost as safe as any
one could wish, The Indians have not
caused any serious difficulties, d~nyWhere,
east of Great Salt Lake City since the
coaches were removed from the Sweet
Water route which it, now almost a year.
This remarkable immunity from the
bloody deeds of the Savage foe'' should
turn all the emigration over the new y.
S. mail route. The Government has de-
clared the carrying of the mail over this
route a military necessity, and will not
suffer it to be interrupted from any
source, whateUer. Troops are, therefor,
static ned along the route 10 keep it open
for the consumaiion of the transporta-
ton of the mail, and who will, also, as
sist and protect emigrants to the new
mines and to the Pacific.
Every item of news from the newly
discovered gold fields of the Rocky
Mountains, is highly encouraging to adj
venturers after the precious metal. A
second California is pictured in the dream
of the pilgrim, as he slowly pursues the
long, and toilsome journey across monot.
onOus plains, and throught narrow and
gloomy mountain passes. Some may re-
alize a consumation of e~xtravagant
dreams, but thousands will see all van.
ish, and feel the bitter bitter pangs of
disappointment! This has been, and
ever will be, the history of mining coun-
tries, and no argument can stop the tide
of emigration, because, when gold is on
the brain it is cognate to many other
head affections. experience alone can re-
more at! the "EIePhdnt must be seen!
WHAT A NAMEr
Well, it is usual to be astonished at
strange names, but hope, after a better
acquaintance, all establishment will SUBJ
side. The ~derivatious of Bullywinkle is
from Bull. and wiggIe. The former, or
ancient, way of writing the name was:
BuA-wiggle, but owing to the unmusical
and inelegant sound it was charged 10
Bu%llywinkle, 1t may be future genera
tons will drop the nwinkle, and be knyw
the name of Bully, as this word
seems to be used by American ladies and
gentlemen to express a good thing" or
substitute "goOd" for "winkIe" and a de-
cided improvement is made in, BullygOod
or have it BuHygoOdhing, which is still
better. You know Moses said unto
Aaron, "shere is nothing in a name."-
This being "scriptur' 81 pass" and leave
it to yourself, if a "rose by any other
name wouldn't smell as sweet"
ORDER No. /.
The following is order No, l. Just Is
sued by Brigadier General Theophilus
Lovegood !:
Information having been receiV ed at
these Head Quarters of the promiscous
"dedlings' of officers and men with the
''hostile enemy the Commanding Gen
eral, foreseeing the exhausting result,
hereby warns all the subordinates to de-
sist, or they will be dealt with according
to the rules of the Brigade; as the arti-
cles of war gives him the sole right to
accommodate the enemy II commerce, if
in his calmn judgement. he deems it a
military necessity. l, therefore, pro-
nOance it a military necessity that all
trade be carried on by the General in
command.
"HoRNswoGGLE,. :" from and after this
date. shall be used only by your COM
mander. Should officers or men, here
after find a ''gOod thing" the fact must
be communicated fortbuith IN tbasa