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The Strategy Of Gen. Hooker.

The Strategy OF Gen. Hooker.
The following letter is from an officer
stationed at Washington, not belonging to
the Army of the Potomac. He does not
seem to understand strategy as practiced
by the authorities, or at least as explained
by the Republican newspaper writer's:
WASHINGTON, May 8 1863.
Fighting Joe" does not seem to be better
than cautious George" have been disap-
pointed only in one thing. feared he would
be impelled by his structures on Mcclellan to
do something rash, and that he would get aw-
fully licked" whereas at present, it is only
another battle to add to the list of American
victories, which are always claimed by both
parties. and in which the losses are almost
equal.
1 have little doubt, now that it is over, that
the plan, which is about on the principle of
General Pillows ditch-digging, was Halleck's,
and that the retreat was ordered by him. How
you civilians at home can be so asinine as not
to insist on the war being either put stop to,
or else to be carried on like other wars, 1 do
not understand, except that there is no word
which expresses stupidity sufficiently strong
to characterize that Of Americans. As far as
the plan went it was an utter failure. Every
thing succeeded but the plan. The enemy
was perfectly surprised at our crossing, the
railroads were cut by General Stoneman,
and the only difficulty was, that our oppo-
nents were quite able to whip us after
all this. If Sedgwick had only held on to
Fredericksburg and Hooker promptly swung
back to him, we could have kept possession of
the heights on the south bank of the river, and
always said the maueuvre was intended for
this and nothing else. In fact it would have
been quite respectable. Hooker's real plan, or
Halleck's, if it was his, was quite equal to the
Irishman's catching the Tartar. Not being
able to whip the enemy with his whole force,
he sends off nearly all his cavalry, leaves a
quarter Of his best troops aud moves vigorous
ly down with the rest, and is surprised that he
cannot thrash him after all that Any old wo-
man who could not plan a better campaign
ought to be burnt.
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the matter worse, is, that there never was
the slightest foundation for it. 1t must
have been started purposely, for a mis-
chievous purpose. Mrs. Douglas has bus
led herself for the last two years at the
hospitals. There is not woman in the
country who has been more active in do
ing good than she, and hundreds of
wounded and sick soldiers will remember
her name with gratitude
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Recent Decision of the Supreme Court
of Minnesota.
SYLLABUS.

Ohio f. Griswold, Plaintiff in Error, }
VS..
Isaac b. Taylor, Defendant in ErrOrI
SYLLABUS.
& When mortgage is fOreclOsed by advertise
ment in newspaper, and the affidavit of the
printer of the publication of the notice, and
that of the Sheriff of the circumstances of the
sale are duly made and recorded; the original
affidavit the record thereof, and certified copies
thereof are admissible in evidence and are pre-
sumptivc evidence of the facts therein contained
Where mortgage contained a stipulation
that in case of foreclosure becoming neces-
sary, the mortgage should recover fifty dol
lars for Attorneys fees, and the notice of sale
i'm a foreclosure by advertisement stated that
the sale would be made for that sum, as well
as the principal, interest and costs; Held, that
the sale was regular, and that such stipula-
ton can only be relieved against upon prop
er showing that the same was resorted to as a
cover for usury, or as being against good con-
science and equity.
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Thatcher Blake, Appellant,
vs..
John McKusick 81 Wife, Respondent. }
SYLLABUS.


When a mortgage is foreclosed by advertise
ment by party assuming to be the agent or
attorney of the mortgage, and the title papers
made out and recorded, taking possession by
the mortgage renting out the land to tenants
and receiving rent for the space of two years
will be deemed a satisfaction OF the acts OF the
assumed agent.
Where in such foreclosure the mortgage
discovers that some irregularity took place in
the proceedings he has right to tie Oil ana nd
compelling the mortgagor to waive it, it on the
record. When in such a case the mortgagor
comes in and valves all irregularity and tenders
a release and Quit claim of all his interest in the
land, the plaintiffs complaint will be dismissed
on the release being filed for his acceptance.
James c. Mcfarland, Repondent,l
William E. Butler Appellant. }
SYLLABUS.
The act of the Legislature of February IA,
1862, entitled San act suspendlng the privilege
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the United States of prosecuting and defending
actions and judicial proceedings in this State"
is in conflict with the Constitution of the United
States, and the Constitution of this State, and
void
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~ AL E MS
" TABLlSHED

/
vance of their years, restored to vigOr.
10 THE LADIEs.-Particular attention given to
all Female Diseases Agent for DR.. Devices FE-
MALE PILLS for distractions, irregularities.
&C. Safe and certain at all times, but should
not be used during pregnancy, as they would
produce Miscarriage. Price ST. per box, and may be
sent by mail. Also, DIR. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE,
for those wishing to limit their offspring last
lifetime. and warranted not to injure the health
Price So, and may be sent by mail. .--.....
A MEDICAL REIORT, containing sixty-four pages
and thirty engravngs on the improved treatment OF
SpermatOrrEGa or Seminal Weakness, GonorrhGa,
Gleet Structures, Affections of the Tescles Bladder
and Kidneys, Diseases of Females &C., can be had
at the Office for fifteen ceuts. will be sent by mail
PATIENTS At A DISTANCE by cor.
respOrtence, and Medicines sent under seal to cure
any case at home.
In addition to Regular Medical Education, the
Doctor has had many years experience in the treat
ment of the above Diseases and by devoting himself
exclusively to this department of practice and pre-
pairing his own Medicines, he is enabled to cure all
cases of Private Diseases, without risk or exposure
in the shortest possible time. Separate apartments
always in reserve, SO that patients see no one but
the Doctor, and all business confidential
IK- Office in Concert Hall, Third street.
OFFICE HOURS daily from AM to 2 Pm.
Sundays from to 5P. Nj.
Address all communications to DR.. GALEN'S
DISPENSARY. ST. PAUL MINNESOTA. my17
NHE Confessions and Experience
IL OF AN
IN " A LID.
Published for the benefit and warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from SpermatorrhGa, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &C., supplying at the same time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE. BY one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense and
injury through medical humbno and nnartArr
By enclosing apOetD~,6 ss.vufooe single
copies may be had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
dec19.d &w Bedford, Kings Co.. N Y.
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j. c. BURBANK & CO., Proprietor
St Paul. April %, 1868.
E0O KEGS OF NAILS & SPIKES
&(NXX 26Q boxes assorted Window Glasa

R00 KEGS OF NAILS & SPIKES
OVV 25O boxes assorted Window Glass
10 gross pit TANKS casks Prunes
casks Currants 2 cases Nutmegs
100 mats Cassa so cans Mustard
Is bags Whole Pepper and Pimento
cans English and French Mustard
80 bbls Vinegar 10 cases Salad Oil
100 boxes Rabbits Pure Saleratus
10 boxes s. c.. Soda .,.,T..
so coils assorted Manila COrdage
100 dozen Bed Cords
Is boxes Vermicel and Naccaroni
bbls Sage and Tapioca so boxes Starch
100 dozen and Hoped Pals
so dozen assorted Tubs and Keelers
so gross Playing Cards
500 boxes G. d. Cape-and Elys and Coke's
water . 3. .-.
1000 lbs Bar Lead 1000 sacks shot
j. c. q II. C. BURBANK & CO.,
Lower Levee
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The City of St. Paul, Plaintiff in Error)
VS..
Albert Kuby, Defendant in Error.


Albert Kuby Defendant in Error.
SYLLABUS.
Where an objection made by party on the
trial of cause is overruled by the court, and
the party takes no exception, he will be deemed
to have waved his objection.
In an action tried by referee, where the
record brought up on writ of error only shows
the facts found by the referee, and his conclu-
siOns of law therefrOm no exceptions having
been taken on the trial, the only inquiry to be
established by the court is, whether there is
any warrant for the judgment of the court be-
low in the facts as settled by the referee.
Where it is the duty of a town to erect and
maintain a safe and suitable sidewalk upon the
side of a street, whether in any given case the
sidewalk is safe and suitable, is not question
of law, but one of fact for the jury, or at most,
is a mixed question Of law and fact, and a case
of this mixed character must always be sub
mitted to the jury, unless there be a demurrer
to the evidence, or what is equivalent thereto.
The question of negligence on the part of
plaintiff where the same is at issue, is also one
of fact for the jury.
In an action to recover damages for injuries
sustained from an unsuitable and defective side
walk, it is incumbent on the plaintiff to prove,
in the first instance that the injuries were sus-
tanned by or through the carelessness and neg
ligence of the defendant Having established
this by prima tacie proof (without showing
want of care or prudence on his own part) it is
for the defendant to show, by way Of defence,
that negligence on the part Of the plaintiff con-
Cured in producing the result.
The plaintiff is bound to use reasonable or
ordinary care and prudence to entitle himself to
recover against the consequences of the defend
ants negligence.
In case of an injury happening to child
four and a half years OF age from an insufficient
sidewalk, there is no legal presumption that
the child did not exercise ordinary care and
prudence. The question is one of fact for the
jury whether the child is ofcapacity to exercise
such care and prudence.
In all cases where there is no rule of law re-
gulating the assessment of damages, the amour.
does not depend on computation; the judy
ment of the jury, and not the opinion of the
Court is to govern, unless the damages are SO
excessive as to warrant the belief that the jury
must have been influenced by Partially or pre-
judice, or have been misled by some mistaken
view OF the merits of the case.
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SCHEDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL:
For Stillwater-Daily at s O'Clock a. M
For Shakopee, Jordan, St Lawrence Belle PLANE,
Henderson, LeSueur, Traverse de Sioux, st. Peter
and Mankato-daily, al a. m.
For Rosemount Castle Rock, Mortified, Cannon
City, Faribault, MedfOrd, Clinton Falls and Ovation
ma, connecting at Owatonna for Wilton, St. Mary's
Winnebago Agency and Mankato, also for Rice
Lake Ciaramount, Wasioja, Mantorville, Rochester,
Chatheld and Winona-daily, at 4, a. m.
For Industriana, Anoka, Orono, Orlando, Mont
cello Clear Water, st. Augusta, and St. Cloud-daiy
at s. a. m. - -
For Sank Rapids, Belle Prairie Fort Ripley and
Crow Wing, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at s, q. m. '.-
For Richmond, Sank Centre, Alexandra, Chippe-
wa, Pomme de Terre Breckenridge Fort Abercrom-
bie-Mondays and Thursdays at 5 a. m.
For Sunrise, with connections for Superior and
Bayfeld-Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
Z, q. m.
For further particulars enquire at the General Of
flee on Third Street
J. c: BURBANK & CO., Proprietors.
ST Panl Anri1 1912 - =
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For the cure of the following
complaints: CHRONIC and
PRIVATE DISEASES, in
Guiding the VENEREAL
DISEASE in all its forms,
Structure, Piles, Fistula, Rup-
ture, Diseases ofthe Kidneys,
Bladder, &C. To You've MEN,
particular attention given to
the secret inirmities of youth
and manhood, arising from
certain secret habits. MIDDLE
AGED and even OLD MEN,
,rL cool n 1nIx;lskxv &, Cd
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The Roads are well stocked with first class horses,
Concord Coaches with careful and experienced Driv.
ere, all under the control of competent Agents.
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WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w large supply of WESTERN RESERVE"
CHEESE, which we can offer very low for cash.
j. G. & II. G. BURBANK & CO.
June I, 1862 IN
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WovN N\Se q CNAuvxI\.
We R\ooA PMs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced. .
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pill.
Tboy raa1lv
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CT. PAUL TANNING MILL FAC
- TORY, WHOLESALE AND RRTATr.-1
Mannys Patent the best in use for separating Data
and foul seed from wheat Call and examine the
MIL az tne corner Of Fourth and Minnesota streets
: mafzS oaswzm bra ,4wolira F. H LEYDE,
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NO\NOt 40 WOvG.

As a proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
purely vegetable have the certificates of those en-
inent chemists, Professors Chiffon of New York, and
Locke of Cincinnati.
Read DR.. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates
published in a conspicuous part of this Paper from
time to time.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
dinayian Vegetable Blood Pills. 25 cents per box,
5 boxes for ST..
Principal Office and Salesroom, No. East Fourth
ST., Sd Building from Main St, Cihcinnato' Lab
oratory, No. l8 Hammond Street.
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DISPENSARY, ES-
m ST. PAUL JUNE. 1862

Plans and estimates furnished on application.
ap22- 6m-daW EDWARD p. ALLIS g. CO.
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long time, (nes over ens week } and Z
occasionally eat. aope papeu fros. g.
koa1 fStsAd, /, I'D Saat b 6bodtahssnonnt
Of papsn received at this Office. We
hope to hear Of the iall Of vicksburg soon,
as We shall then anticipate An early opsn-
ing Of the Arkansas rissr, ird ths occu-
patton BY our troops Of the SDpA side Of
the rivsr, md that will give - easy con-
munication with America again. / nm
Glad 70 Learn that business, i approving
inaKsokuk, and hope i vilirspane 10 do
20 until y reaches The q ldfi@ss Of '55aad
''56, without it's accompanying spirit u
speculation and excitement.
|. hope If " svsr O. inaoths Geld again
] shall BE- sbls 70 write 5ss ,aoms intsf-
tsrssting items. Excuse this rambling
letter. Truly Yours, ~
y e A. O s.
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sHox. q H. BRowsIixo, M sx United
Statl Senator! from Iliinoi5, VI ODE 81
tAo eh CoppsrhsaA nsssiss u
~ 0ys since. The, Coppeer
,ACA1 HMalA says that Mr. Hrpwsiag'l Z
ssssh -nst thsa sor1ia sppssA Aation -
x1aaiJa& ~ hearty &pSls s6 ~ nl1G6!
sspI., Qfssszss i ID. - ga v.... sas
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THE CITY.

1To al lovers Of good beef We viii
CIR Ssssais. "Wednesday. 18Th, the finest
hsifSr that ever ,hss bsen fed in IL State
of Iowa, on the corner Of ed ard Main
sESssEs, IL EcCuDc7s store room.
aplOd4t BAuGnAAN + HixKR.
~The Jennie Whippls 10 the morn
isg boat for Davenport and Rock Island
aad istsrnsdiats points. Leaves Fort
Madison ON arrival Of the cars. (dtf1
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DG- DR.. J. H. Seaton. of the 2lst No.
Init. bas just returned home on account
Of the sickness of his father. He arrived
ljtsie tns previous to his death.
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Psaes lGeAsings in sAe Ial<sIsr. !.
! The CoppGhsads 10 this vicinity ere
dispossl . xriggls 81 thsir Peace Plat
kasn sisss ths thunder pesls Of Issic
Dsasinsnt have rolled OYER thsir Ea1s
from the gallant armies Of the South and
the loyal voters II tho North. Bat ont in
tie interior of The Staia, Peace nssdng.
Peace .plalfOyms,Iand copperhaad watch
words aad badges are still the faAhion. =
Ons n their organs. the Ostaioosa Tinrs,,
of April 9Th. psbliiAss Valhndigham'a :
recent spsseh desounaing ths resolutions
of the pa&rio. soldisss in .sAs Aeld and
advocasisg Psass armistiss.9 The sams
papsrhas also The blIssiag editorial:
Il i expected that those near Oska-
looss who ats4ad The Pscs meeting nssr
Fremont next wsdassdly, win meet about
'sights O'clock On ths nlotniag of said day,
near the forks of ths- road east Of town,
and form in npfocssui6h, should the wealth
q bstuvsssbls. Thoss living q seding
a., ,the sead sast 81 ths foskls N rsQaAs-
ted to nm Into tAs proesssion from bcth
EosthY as7 6eaths roads leading into
tAs main rosd, forming one Hrand pro
esssisn Of III tAoss attending the meeting
by Wy q The Bariingfon rOAd. s.-, sos
\ esvsral pFosainsst speaksn from thii
and adjoining countias Will = prssent q
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49, - -
For political capita. coppsrheads sheets
are calling the conscription Of U. s. sol
diers the .poor mans draft Whist do
they care about the poor man I 6uppoas,
70 please them. the $500 cIsuse vsrs
strichss ont md snbatitssss sliossdwith
ont specified priSs. Would the "poor
msn" STAND any bsttsr chance to avoid
iAs dsaft, il hs wanted e, tAan now p
Fact i, il voaA ~ b Ran 70 good
Subs6taAss vosA nsp twies ~ high.
asd poor mea whsa 6rsfssd voald insv-
isably g into the auks. ..s5
But this thing Of "poor man" or "rieh
man" j. not what ais the slapderers Vi
or hvs. They only want in this1 aaAi
other ways ~ exliss opposition 70 the
Govern@sat, rsssrd the proper augmen-
tation Of our armies, and deisas th4 rssto-
ration Of shA Union. They wish . make
it appear ,thas the sopsssiptisa j. hids.
os,s, horrible thing. 1 div bscsssisy that
shsd3fts svsidsa > NY md every at-
80. Z1sJ issud ,lbs nilliss = ne.
have poured into the army q Liberty from
mountain and plain, frsa city and soun-
try. from he Atlasds aad RAsise slopes.
from the region u the srar 4 lakas aad the
fertile Valley of ihs Mississippi They
forgss thae ~ sssasis der ~ shs hears
d the American people 4 sss Of snafl.
ing cur, they measure other people BY
their e~a Pigny aiatass, ana the geDer
80, ssAls inpslssagof tlyIepshrheart
by ths feeble and slsgsish movements q
thsir own pinnhed up and iafacspd souk
No doubt the Government might safely
Eha.s relied on the voluntsef pstriotism o
the country for smother srmy. but it j,
only proper that time should not be los
| in raising It; and especially is il an objec
worth securing that these ssns opposer'
Of the xn. these traitors, sympa thizer
and oowards, Who ore - good in kind
hing srss il the rear, shoald do little
ssrvioein front. That i What aih them
and enables them 70 argus 70 forcibl.
IIsgaisst the consti.ptionaity Of the law
and for che poor man Who i 30 terribly
oppressed BY Il.
Iet no one b deceived By thess mel
who look and halloo one way but rev th'
other. who ny naiatAis and defend th
Union bat oppose every measure howev
or wise, however just however prudent
However patriotic, that i resortsd to 70
this object. @ "a s~
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2 SALs or RzAL EsrAr1-A qnntity
Of Real Estate will be sold It Tfustss's
Als, Saturday sexs, ilth iHsts = the
Court Hosss - 2 o'clsck. A lot of 70
1sst % Main street, near Sixth. 10 N the
LIST. Title psrisst. An abstract can Be
sssn st thu ofRcc Of Raakin I NcCnry.
Persons wishing to isvest win do well
y take notice. See advertisement n
eekiy 0ate City" arsi0d4d. !
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OBlTrAar.-Nr. M. p. Sharts, hong .
resident sf this city, died At ~ tpps
yesterday nsrsing after very brief a.
-.ss at the age Of 10 years. He leave. !
wife and family Of children to mourn Ais
k,na
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PHasonAL. Jno. Adair NcDOvell
b. ipss rstarasd 70 oar city, having ~
sigAyd HI command Of the 9Th Iowa In
fnlry. tg f.4 ~
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0Jas. L. Estes will bs u his of6cs,
over the Bank Of II. X. Love + Co, du-
xisg the hours of 10 l. i. md ?. n.
naredav -
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Nrs. Tales has EssAivsd her bp1s
,ssss. Tn. hdiss would DO veil 10 eAll
and examine them, at 81 Main stseet.
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FNaA Il
At no time since the commencement of
the war has grsatsr confidence Of altimste
sacesss psrsndpd shs ltxt6sEebs people.
This assurance has been produced by the
events OF the last few months. The dark.
est TINA in ~tha hiAIory ef -tAs vsSslliol
was immadistely after sbs CoEperhead VIC
TORIES Il fhe baIiot-box last fall. But
treason h,s oyensts4 ;tsAlf. snl the heal-
thy tone of public sentiment has returned.
and the Grm resolve 10 maintain the Un-
ion j. norsstsengly estertaiacd dian ev-,
ef. TIE successful Imam, ial measures
ahat hnvs th0a9ssa the schsslAs ef spscu-
lators and enhanced the value Of currency,
have diffussd confidence over ihe minds
Of the community ID TIE pecuniary abil-
ity Of the nation 70 oasry on The WAL
The Conscription Act, which oven Cop.
psrheads admit must be obsysd, will fur
nish the men 70 wipe out the rebellion
beyond the shAdow ef Z doubt and the
position and strength Of our forces init,
! mate decisive victories at an early day.
The. future is bright vith hope. The
present shoaid b. impsosed with energy,
and the past reaaenbesea With anl@paCiil
view Of learning wisdom from experience
When this war shall end. the nation will
b settled on . basis which 10 interna
commotion, or foepign invasion osn dis.
turb hencefollE E1Aad forever.-[ Pson,
Transcript.
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NV GooDs.-Dsrkss 4 Go. srs bring.
inc on new and choice stock Of Spting
and Summer 0soas. Thsir numerous
. friends and esstousrs viii find everything
. theis tasGe il this welI-selectsd aasort-
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FACna KnnP,s OLD FoLKs.-Tha
Afhensum was crowded p oyesaoYisk
again last evening, md ths snlstaiaissns
s9Ssdsd y lksAst = tpsps n Ola
Folks singers seemed highly satisfactory.
They 20 from hers TO Burlington whsFs
tAey sing tonight
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~ We ars inhabited 70 Mr.. 6tesls Of
Lsayssvorth, formerly Of this city, for
lAts Lesvsnworth papers.
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DlxD.-In Omaha City, Nebrasks Ter
itssy, April osA, Of coasunptioa, HnAA
w. JOHNSON, formerly resident u this
CIV.
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.AERUxAH PACKET. Obi
rr,nE -naosr-sRAuonT. SAsr - =
u FaAntsg steamer, f1onnn1
e "A g u E..
-. .BE0EO%. CaT5t..
-, WILL xAxs THREE FRlEs ONLY,

skuk, Warsaw anA A1axAA4rla,
A voLLows. go
Lssys Alsxasdris 7s30 asn II a. ~ - so4Y. r.
wmssv Tsk ana rs A ~. AbA S.sUP y /.
Ksokuk 200 A ~, and 90 and % r y.
In eonnsction With the above, making four txipb
daily bsiwees WsTssw and AexsndFis. n III