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BUSINESS CARDS.
Bowen & Strickland,
ATTORN KYS AT LAW. Real Estate,
City Lots and Claims bought, and sold.
Purchasers will do well to call at our oflics
and examine our list of City Lots, before
purchasing elsewhere. Ollice in Cook's new
building, corner of Fifth andsMaia streets.
L. L. Bowon,
A
TTORNF.Y AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW, Bellevue, N. T. ' 1-lt
S.A.Strickland, !
ATTORN F.Y AND COO'SLLLOR AT
LAW. Uellevuc. N. T. 1-ti
C. T. Ilolloway,
A TTORN
2. LAW, Bellevue, N T.
1-tf
V. II. Cook,
G1 CNF.RAL LAND AM) REAL ESTATE
T AGENT. Jlcllevue City, Nebraska. 1-tf
j B. P. Rankin,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW, La 11 ittc, N. T. 1-tf
J. Seeley,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW, Omaha, K. T. . 1-tf
T S. W. Cozzens,
ATTORNEY AT LAW and General Land
AUKNT, Omaha city. N. T. Oilice in
llenry.fc Root's now Brick Block, Earuham
street. 110 l''-"in.
John W. Pattison,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT, Fontenelle, N. T. 1-tf
James S. Izard & Co.
LAND AG ENTS, Omaha, Douglas County,
Nebraska Territory. 1-tf
Dra. Malcomb & Peck,
AMAHA CITY. Office on Harney street,
J onnosite the Post Office. Particular at
tcutiou given to Surgery.
1-tf
P. E. Shannon,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Cerro Gordo
Post Office, St. Mary, Mills Co., Iowa. 2
P. E. Shannon,
COMMISSION. FORWARDING MER
CHANT, St. Mary's Landing Mills Co.,
Iowa.
, Peter A. Sarpy, t
f. FORWARDING ti COMMISSION MER
l rilANT. IJellevne. N. T.. Wholesale
Dealer in Indian Goods, Horses, Mules, and
Cattle. m
D. J. Sullivan, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Office
Head of Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
nov. 13 1-tf.
D. II. Solomon,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT
LAW, Glonwood, Mills Co., Iowa, prac
tices in all the Courts of western Iowa and
Nebraska, and the Supreme Court of Iowa.
Land Agency not in the Programme. :nc4-tf
T. B. CUMINO. J0IIJ C. TUK.
Cuming & Turk,
AtlorMiji at Law aiul Rent Ealale Jlgads.
OMAHA CITY, N. T.,
WILL atteud faithfully and promptly to
all business entrusted to them, in the
Territorial or Iowa courts, to tho purchase of
lots and lands, entries ana pre-emptions, coi
lerl inns. .te. .
Office in the second story of Henry & Roots
. i- l I....:.- Al.- ll'.ali m
fiew uuuuing, nearly oiiunc uio
' I'.xchanee Bank. Fartiham street.
Paneri In the Territory. Council Bluff Bu-
ple and Keoknk Times, please copy and
i'harge Nebraskian omce.
GEO. SNTDER. JOIIit H. SHERMAN
Snyder & Sherman,
ATTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT
LAW, and NOTARIES PUBLIC, Coun
cil Bluffs, Iowa, will practice their profession
in all the Courts of Iowa and Nebraska.
All collections entrusted to thsif care, at.
tended to promptly.
KsDecial attention riven to buying and sell
Ing real estate, and inaktug pre-emptions In
Nebraska.
Deeds, Mortage, and other instruments of
writing drawn with, clispatcn acKnowieng
drrnls taken, tc. .e. '
f"--Office west side of Madison street
Just above Broadway.
nvl3 ' 1-tf.
Johnson, Caaidy & TeBt,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS. ATTOR
VJT n E YS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Council Bluffs, Iowa, will promptly attend to
J-and Amende. Collection. Investing Money,
Lot a'ine and Bellinj Lsnd Warrants, and all
mlt.r hiianaa nertmiiiiif to their nrnfe.Mioii.
in '.'e!,'.ern Iowa and Nebraska. 1-tf
gtmbne
BELLE VUE,
BUSINESS CARDS.
G. P. Theobald & Co.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING
No. 20 1'ike Sihelt, tp Sr.uns,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Particular "attention paid to filling of
orders and to S,ite of Produce. no Hl-lv.
ANDREW J. Vorl'I.F.TON. Wlf.l.lAM N. BVCHl.
Popplcton & Bycrs,
Attor:
UAL
TTORN I'YS AT LW. AND RENE-
LAND A (J E.NTS, Omaha cMv,
Nebraska. Laud Warrants bought and fold.
Land Entered on Time. Special' attention
piven to the selection and entry of Land') for
Settlers, and nil others uosiriiu choice loca
tions. Laud Claims, Town lois and nil kinds
of Real EsUitc, honght and sold ami jnvesl
meiils mails for Distant Dealers. ,
ifA Competent Surveyor and Drau'lils
mnn always in readiness to survey lands, find
and select Lands and Town lots, and dr.'ift
City Plats 1-tf
- Gustav Socger
riioroottAPiuc and civiT; rr;i-
JL NEER, Executes Drawing and Painting
of every style and description. Alao, all
business in 1'iis line. Otfice on (iregory street.,
St. Mary, Mills county, Iowa. 1-tf
. Greene, Wearo & Benton,
Bankers and law AGE.vrs.t'omieii
niull's, Potowattamie comity, Iowa,
(ireene & Weare, Codaf Rapidii Iowa.
Greene, Weare fc Rice, Fort I),'B Moines, la.
Collections made; Taxes paid; and LhikIs
purchased and Bold, In any part of Iowa. 1-tf
Charles E. Watson,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
Bellevue City, Nebraska Territory, - pro
fesses to be " posted" in tho lay of the land in
this vicinity, and offers his services to such as
may need them, on reasonable terms.
(,'r Ho will nlso act as ajrrut, for the. pur
chase cr Bale of Uoal Estate, in the Territory,
or Wesiwpf own. Information f uriii'died upon
application. Declarations filed and pre-emptions
obtained. 4-tf
A. Schimonsky,
rpOPOGRAPHIC ENGINEER, FxccTrtrs
.L Topographic, Fancy and Plain Drawing
of every style and description. Fancy, Orna
mental and" Plain lijiiHn; executed to order.
Office at the llellvie House, BellAi, N. T.
References : P. A. S itpy, St. Mary, lows;
Judge Gilmore, Bellevue. ," 1-tf
tUYitiXKLLU UAXii OF litlXLUE.
Hellenic, Nebraska.
IS prepared to transact the general biisitifss
of Bunking, will receive deposits, Discount
short paper, buy Bills of Extliaujre, onJall
parts of the Count! v, and sell on Si. Louis,
Chicaso aud New York; make collections In
the vicinity' and remit for the same at Current
rate of Exchange.
CT3?" Interest allowed on special Di-porsits.
JOHN WEARE, Prcident.
Tuos. H. Bestox, X. Pres.
John J. Town, Cashier. 1-tf
Banking Hours From 9 to 12, A. M., and
1 to 3, 1. M. , , v-.-v .)
Job Printing
NEATLY and expeditiously executed, on
reasonable terms, at this Office.
- ilCLIXYl E ADYi:UTISE3IC.TS. ,
SPLE N D I iToS O E IS,
at Tin:
VARIETY STORE
OF II. VALE.
THE Subscriber having just opened at his
store in Bellevue, a fresh Supply of goods, of
every description, would call lie attention of
purchasers, to the rsct, mat oenasuie largest
snd best selected stock of Good, to be found
in Nebraska, and that they will find him sup
plied at all times, wilh
SILKS, SATINS,
MILLINARY k DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, ' y LIQUORS, . . '
POWUKK, MIOl,
LEAD, HARDWARE,
BOOTS. ' SHOES, Sc. .fee.
AU of which 1ms bft"i selected by himself from
the best es!nbliliinents in the country, and
which he will sell lower for cash, th.ui the
same quality of goods can he purchased at, ia
any store in this section. of country.
He has also, a largj and well eeleclcU block
of READY-MADE
Of every description, best quality and finish,
and inferior to none in Nebraska.
Thankful for past favors, he solicits a con
tinuance of public patronage, and hoiws that
purcuasers win can aim exduu.ie ins feiuu,
hi .if . . i . . . : - k. ; " I
before buymelsewlier. ll. ALL.
Hellevue, Oct. S3, l'ioo. l-ir . i
STONE MASON AND
- piastoror.
rriHE Ucderaigsed hnving. eominericed the
X above business in Ri'lluvue, is inept red
to do all work in his fine, at the shortest no
tice, in the best manner, and on the most rea
sonable terms. WM. WILM.
fTsiT" Four or five good PlaBt.rers, will find
constant employment, and good wages, on ap
plication to the' above. ,
HOUSE CARPENTER AND
A N. BRIGGS. Takes this method of in-
Jt fonnin? his frien.lt, and Hie p'lbli
generally
FINISH
f)f every
most re.'1
i favors,
I n.itrona?e,
j Bcllcv-c, Oct. 30, lSr.fl.-C-tf
, th.'tlio is prepared to triLIJ AMI . ta ma-uracture, t" orj r, tveryu---r.r . - u iu.-nun i..i.ii:r.n11imli-mli:,,Mnr . -.KH-.ing tllfltor. K".,'ITay, aia re.
. 1 ' I . : .. tf. 1 . .. .... 1 : ... .1 ... I .1. . ii ,n 11 .on li 'i i'.uj mv r 1 i!r. 1.-1.1 . i ..-i1 h V. . .... ... J
, iu tne best maimer 7 ' HOOTS Aim RHOE " ir na-..!.!,:;...!, ,i.m uiein iuijrwi.ii: ...... "afc t.u tr.e fjif's in A'-vMoen marneuf I
Dwelling Houses ! Of ti bes fmih an.l lutes'. I'asti'on. He is , yi,n..ii 0.1 A Southern tjur. TiH ave I evU lmi ' met Mi's A .' ?Why, Vroher,Miss A.
ilescripti m ct style ail r.uiiti, 0:1 tne ais-i pr n.nr.i to np in ;ue ee ,t msiu.rr, ip-e ini iiiii s.inu n:. rre ii, 0 gmt jj" -. 1 is nt maVriI. V0t married!. nor Miss Iif
Mou:i'le terms. ' Tliaakf il for i- ' r.SriiM.-red st:,l H'.-.ik-,l Sl'f.r.-r-., u hie u 1. 4 , ,.x .;...,( n!i,.i:.; lis vuin? l-fluM it' ?' J T-i be HT.Mj'.J th It at have l-ICrt ' .,r (' r-.r Mi.-!s nh n.av'
he solicit, a coi.tit.aanw of p ul.c witl wsrriit tw pn ae sit v'M or t.im wi-, j). ,n n,. t.Vthl n. tarimu- di.a.un-'n . ncj-s-oiV fr ' us 10 loh.r.vV e ni.! Si. i.w. limine, ti r-t.-k
NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, APRIL
r.n.i.LHi: aihi;i;im:klms.
H, T. CL AK E,
rC)RWAllUlN(; m. commission
MEECH!AN'T,r
GENERAL LAND AND COLLECTING
' A U I! ! T,
BZLLEVUE, NCDHASKA.
Dealer in Pine Lumber, Doors, SAsh,
rionr, Meal, Bacon, &c, &c.
ulT Direct Goods caro II. T. Cluke.
ItEKniEMT.i : (iuld ,v Brollii'r and Edward
Hoinpjlead. Water street, Chicago j J. W.
II iskinx, Milwaukie, Wis.; K. AI. NiuLou,
Pren. Racino -o. llaid;, llacine. Wis. s C.
Barrcit, River p.treet, Clvehuid. O. ; Feutun
.t BroMiiT, Cinciinial i, I ). j Tibbl" & Havs,
F.rie, Pa.s V. B. Wiight it Co. Bmkers, Erie
Pa.! C. II. Wright, Hunker, Philadelphia, Pa. j
Darling, Albert mihi ,v Kose, hront ntreet, ,
Y. ; W. J. Willis, Water street, N. Y.: K.
Hall, 'i'rov, N. Y.; Mr. HiiiigeTfurd, Presiilent
Bank of Westfield, Westlield, N. Y. 1 Hon. S.
Morton, Nebraska CilyrGun. P. A.Sarpy,
St. Maiv, Iowa; J. J. Town, Bellevue, Ne
braska iernWiry. 1-ti.
a: .-. w.-
STORE IN BELLEVUE.
I v.ri-.ild respectfully invite the citizens of
Ixilevue ami Doiijtliis Co.,-to examine my
large and well selected assortment ot
DRY GOO!)-;, GROCERIES. '
CKOCk'I'.UY, HARDWARE;
BOOTS, ' SHOES.
DRICS MEDICINES,
II A l A &. C APS, DOORS,
SAME Sic, kc,
And in fact every variety usually called for in
t lie west. 1 am couuileni that any one
wishing to purchase goods will be entirely
satisfied, and fm.l it will be to their interest i
call a i.d examine my laige and well sulectexl
assortment of goods, . .
I. B. KINNEY.
Belb-vue, Oct. 23, lSyG. 1-ti , ; .
"house carpenters and
tVE would' reside! fully Uiforili -Uiu iidw
tanti uf Bellevue and. vicinity ti.at we .are
prepared lo EiiECT ana I'lNISH
Build ing.i or all Descriptions
On the shortest notice, snd in the most woftt
ruenlike manner. Having been engaged in the
business several yesrs, We feel confident in
stating, that all who favor us with their cus
tom, will be pleased with our work.
C. P. STORKS !
.Bellevue, Oct 23, lK.V..l-(f
LACKS if Hi K a
fpiir fndersi jned be;r leav" to inform
L, Ike IiibiibUants ot? Doucttis count v.
L, Ike IiibiibUants ot? Do'ifUis count v,(? J
that tljey ure pj-cpof dj to (10 H Woil( in
. t. 1 I. I I i II , I . !
1 V
their line oMiualneii, in llie )iftt manner," and
on the most liberal terms,' Ut their Bhop in
Bellevu.
It yf Having hail several years experience
at HORSE-SHOEING, in o:ue of the best
shops in Eastern Cilies, they will be. able to
give entire satisfaction, to all who favor them
with their patronage, in this line.
1 f i ' i . ' i .' SHAW Si I C ETQN.
Ib llevue, Oct, 23, 1KW. i-tliu ij
TELjh XlJlI! VTJS
rnHE Prfiprlf ox of the abve Sii-
X loon, takes great pleasure tu.
annotinciiu to the ruhlie, that he is
now prepared to serve at all hours, and in the
best manner, I
WARM OR COLT) MEALS,
OYSTERS, LOOKED IN EVERY STYLE.
SARDINES, PIGS FEET,'
PICKLED TONGUE.
BOILED EGGS AND GAME. IN SEASON,
Together with every thing that is usually
found in a FIRST CLASS
Refreshment Saloon
Havirg had.toniderable experience In ca
tering for Hid public taste, he is sure that all
who lavor mm wr.u con. win i -
CHARLES JOHNSON.
Bellevue, Oct. 23, lSjri. 1-tf ' .
H 0 U SEC AllTENTE E s" A IT D
fplIE Rfi.Iersigne.l takes pleasure in nn
L iiouneinir to Uf inhabitants ft Brlb-vue
and vicitiitv. ibat they are now prepared to
BUILD AND FINISH, ia the Lea!, manner,
all styles ut
Dwelling: Homes, Cottages, &c, &c,
On the shortest notice, r.nj in the most sp
nroved s'.vle of woikmansMn. Ttiey will be
also happy In do any work in their line of
lnisiiiCiM. which their friends may stand, in
uedof. MYF.RS Jt HILLYARD.
Bellevue, Oct. 30, lX0o.-2-tf
I "CAXJE TO STAY. "
Tut undersigned would respectfully in.
mSiines to ttie citizens of BelU-ya and vicini' y,
thai he is prepared to do
TIOlTHI3.Sl.ON AND
OriNAMCNTAL PAINTlWC.
GRAINING, M VRBLEING, 4.C., in ail Hi
various branch pi.-
, PAPER HANGING
T-jecuted In the natei'. stylo. t
Paints mixed to order, and for si'e. '
net. 1 A r f j j J. T WHITE.
Boot dtrisiioo
MANUFACTURER. .
A V
WRIGHT,, wo.d.l rpeefnliy
ee'fuliv ,cVl
,f ille- f
prepare! '
J . i'lfonn ttif Cen'letnen
vue sml viciiit'.y, (iat Uo is
,wv Him , 11. 1111. V,'. liai. W 11. Ul.i'li.iu m 1 1 - ---- - 4 in him uiix. li.iiuiTi vi . (ami: . ,
' . . . .1 1. .AM. i.uril.uis Hi I lll.ri.1t lil.ll M ...litrrTl. I . . . . 1 . . i .
OETRY
Tlio Tin Hi lolli Xtvcr A1.
Though kingdoms, sta'es and empires fall
And dynasties decay
Though ellles crumble Into dnit,
And tintions die awnyj
Though gorgeous towers and palaces
In heap "f ruin lie,
Which once were proudest of (he proud,
The truth do:h never die I ' ; '
We'll inoTiru tiot o'er the silent pant,
lis glories are nut fl.'d ,
Although its men of hih rctmwn
Bo numli red with (!io dvsd.
We'll giievfl not o'er what earlh bus lost,
It cannot claim a sigh,
For the wronj alouc ha'Ji perirfhed,' ,,
The Ir-llh iI kIi never die I ,, .
All of tbii past Is Ilvliijf utill '
All that Is good and true ; '
The rest halh perished, and it did
I)'cp U pifii-Ji tool , ,
Tb" world rolls ever round and round,
And tiiuo ndls ever by t
And Hie wrong is ever rooted up,
BuMl.o. Truth dolh li-ver die.
A Street Incident. ,
j mil rinta inaiu oi laiiion, viiiuioii)j
all LolJ'iy rjt, iiioVvil r.plho wJ-wu'k "ai
ly, objtrvcil of ull slie mi l. Tliu wallis
were wiile, but tim Lo.pvl uliirii wire
much wid-.'r.niiil t'werc tscieas t en llien tu
tliink oljwalliii:gui)lii"iijo Lcr. Her clioil:.?
were 'red a j tool s,' her fare was ail u
smile, and tread it was a-nlainty, atlioali
earth was Ioj vili. II was her Lmr
triumph. anJ the uid'ut twin io Liio.v tlj:it
w cousliiifc' iieiiili was cimiiii . uL u
not very sJow, : Un it .came end c ro i-lC
know it, iier.'prep were ku'txVd ..away,
and bhe v. as oina tluwu tliu Huvt t.wiill a
hoy nyou -.hi fl-"jiJtU-v !f woj . it
qwio rougniy.iuriau? n i u. 1.kjis air;ck',
and of pat lly,, binotlicrtd ecrJttms' there
wus'nt any lack; while the inaid'.-n', did'nt
know what &h? yas or wan't uhout, her
p.jisoii much rcscinUlng an uiulrellj in
wdoout.The piieri UnjipeJ and wonder
ed, as the swiftly fpeedins 1 . k I i. d e vot J
kept onv.ard, ruhhin p:lt and fast away;
the h.-iy cried ,'ruad' and liked It, and safe
ly 'thii.lil his Ied,' with his own feel p oin-
tinnr hatkwnrds; and 4hr maiJV thrown out
ahead.' They gained tho level hufclynnd
the inniden lull of wi dih, looked hatk in
angered silence upun tlKir traveled 'path.
'Yougixjtl for-noihinjf scailiji,' h said,
I've a himd in blinku you well. 'lour
faco was covered it p. mom, anil you know
I'll never toll, b!wl the eoaotin JaJ tpnla
buklly, and in a jovial ino-d he hoved,
and .-aid, .'Good iiminin r, mem, you .hill
your, fid vp good yott (!i;W Spiring full
A Itiuiuatvay jtlurriagti in High
I.ifeTlicI!riae Worili ri30,lii.
A marriago took place in (iraofihurch
on monday lust, that hm est ited no litne
interest, in fashionable circles tutu caused
ouiloa! UuUeiinif sinwi; eeituih wefsiWiy
families It seems Ue brid ia an liciuas,
and wort! in her own right i!30,OU0.-
Mie was the inmate of one of oorino.it ex
cliif ivt female seiiihiarivH, and is about
fourteen venr nixl 8 month old. Htr
wealth and the hi '! pohiiionof lier family
wero ef cour.-o known to her associates,
and her aopniintnucc uai coseiui'nny
courted. Anion.; 1 he piiitlrr.n'Ui Je a
introdai'iid to, wai S K a well
known habiiue tl I'lfili avenue Raloons,
Lut who hud reached the mature a:;e of 30
years'. Tho ncqu. intancu ript-ned into in
tunai'y, aud'eventualiy the paiiies Locame
emrawd to 1w main, d, Lut tlio parents
milit mirrpose an otjcc'.ion, u was ai-
raio'Oil '.nut it fchoUtJ U..e. p.ace mikc.nwi
'J",i' " " ,"", . V
to th -m or any of ynU,, lr;oad4
It was agreed that the no tw evil t Kieiilil
come of lat
ruuiouay, ai. vaiuiniuLrf
.11.. 1-1
day) aikl tho rhuroli was opened, tho min
ister ready, and a few spectators had also
assembled to w itnesu th man iaee cere
mony, w hith was announced for 1 1 , A- M
llut noon raine atul wont, aud ni brido
niartj h. r ui'pearance, uud the church
wmtf'.orl. Jt nj pears Hint tlie priueipaituiure uro.yt3 immense rtgiousoi uuiai
cf !io s.'i;iinnry in which the yuiin? lady tive co-t.tiy w iihin the' limits of iho L'ui
was a inpil, g.H wind thnt mneil.i'tj wa,ud S'atesand tlie territories to tho Norih
on '.he t.tpis, tnd bhe h).'ied' the would ht
bi ide' in tier rooin; and bd prevented tin
fulfillment of her eogagement.: Ji.il'dove
laughs at locksmiths," an! ly icmo means
Mr. K - wa i notified of the muaium cf
s 'fairs, and arrnntred ' matter in such a
mnnnar that tho yoimg lady pscaped fifiu
surveillance, and the two wir? duly nuir
tried in o.vi of our mo l fahiiunl le
1 ii.t-.ic iii.g ll.an th llonJ Mr-.nt Inj
9, 1857.
Tho .cv florid r (hv orlli-i
west. ,
Annrti.'Io wiih tlio above liJ-'.ly Lonii
Iiloilett, pohliohcd in the Nutiuiral Intel
liifoni cr, contains somo curious fucU-con-cerniii";
lliu climulo of tho vast regions in
tho iiorthweMoru noitiiui of the North
An ericiin cuiiiim. nt. ll is not hulliciently
imire.-i-ed mi iho. public mind, says Air.
llio lgctt, tliat tho.cutiro l'acilic coa t with
in tho I'nitud States compares in winter
willi the Mime luuiludes in l.iiiopo, and
ij much wanner than tho Ailanlic coast.
Not only the cxtrinio limit at the d'.hh
parallel ii wanner than W'a.-'.in'on for
tin; winter, hut n distunco like that from
I'm i.s" Vo, Aberdeen iu ricotland iniuA ho
pa. .t d over beyond our e.xireuio limit at
l!io North of 1 'unci's Suuji I, to (hid a win
ter cold hs that of the city of Washing
ton. Tho winter" nt Pujol's Sound i.i war.
mcr than that ul Palis, by n decree and a
half the ineiin 4einppintnro at the fcrm-J
er pTTn l,eing .TJ l-'J ; and the Winter
at Stika is warmer thaftthat of Vashin.'j
ton, rKtuith.mndinj there 'n a dilferenee
of IS decrees of Linitude, or nearly P230
miles. '1 hose farts Minify immense ca
paeitie.? for not upatioiiof our Pacific connt,
tuld advantages for the development of
iiiiuipn-ri industrial and comincrcial inler
ostv The fur?, timber, ice, &c, of tho
UusMun possc-sioii find the (Jul len tren
sure of California have already iiraugera.
tod a coniiueivo which Is but the harbin
pgr of the future, brilliant for mercantile
ei
eiitcrprije.
Tho interior of the northwest, too ' has
vied tracts of salubrious and fe tile terri
tory, admirably adapted to the wants of
man, although difficult of access, and con
taiuiyr, likewise, sterile and unprauii-dng
d'f ;w. Sny yir. BloetU . 1
f fii'lhc in trior, tho public appreciation
vf the ciuuate has been great y ut fault.
'; l-a'puculiaiiiy of conh'guralion, which
e;.4 Hi iu u,er part of the icniponue lut,
tltudds",' h g'rovv 'AVfirir.W 'irj golftff. Kotti(-
warj iu the interior. , ll l oipuied ujfds to
conviuOo .lhfii non-miijiato.y linuients that
the heat diicrcasoid toward (lie -lorth, or
la discovor iLii. 'ujiparently sulf-cvident
law. t Here, however, it i ajain at
fault, and (the pyramid building Kgyplian
would' lind conhrmation til nis original
I hilos nhy. I'rom lvrt Maisacliusetls
at the limit of the iniltivable' portion of
ow -Mexico, ai it i-j - noitu i.muuue,
iho plains of tliu Saskatchewan,' i:i Caiia-
la. nt the rid parallel, tiiejnean t"inpor-
ulure and the r'ullivnlltf capacity bliudily
iin roie. (Jn the Platte it ii warmer nud
more cultivable ihaii tu ihe upper Itio
(Jraiide; on the Mis'.omi, ut Foitjllentoii
il j3 superior lo the Platte, and en tho Sas
katchewan the country is U tter on tlio
w hoi than on the Missouri.. ', ' .
Mo t of tii diU'ercnc" is due to di.Ter-
ence of nltilude, yet nearly half of it may
be a.ig'lled to exterior cliuiatological cau
ses', tho ;e whit h reduce tlio temperature
of the eastern bides of the continents and
increase the meanti'mpcralnreof the wcs
jern bides. In regard to altitude; fort
Massachusetts is 1S00 feet above the sea;
l.q pirjmi- on the Platte, 4500; Tprt
Heiiton, on the Mhsouri, 2000 fett; nnd
the country of the Saskatchewan stately
1000 feet above the sea. All these points
lie la prairie ditricto; yet the. prairies' of
the Saskatchewan and Ai ineLoiti , are
equal, if not superior to the other uj'.fer.
I tility.. Here it a line curving RfTpcn de
crees 4r laitituiie.craiiiioFi tho npiivalenl
of the cu'a.-.t of ihe Atlantic States, or
thu dUta'Aa- from New 'Oilcans to Lake
Si. ncri jr. which' r pi ciPnts a nnv h d ita-
no cuniry nearly iiiL-nn.ai i
i -7 1 ' 1 I '
cuoiu
e. -.
As a rumatoKj;cuI fact tnnjoy; i
V
m ut ii)!'-rc-ii:i ' fo.-iilaion: b-t ns H'tiili
in-
u - ,t;, jt.fill-i,jIn 0f a r(n 0f c .ual vaU
.......... i i.i.i . w limn n niit.i ft crinriria
t .1 0
ue for s-ev.lenii'i'it over this immemo . ex-
ten1; when it l.as been supposea tUa
, Xwrlh l)t.cUsari!y le uninhabit
, . ,, ' .
wh n it .has been supposed that
"'
e,.
At Ka.an on tl.o Volga, in Central Rus
sia i a c-wjitryceicLrnU'dfor its grain cul
tivation, and it is very much like the
country of Saskatchewan in every rcs-
p't- ..,.'''.
From ilue stutementa it appears, thai
airtii'.iiig tho onward march of c viliatioii
and from the n-pidtty widi wlii !i an active
and enterprinin population i.reiugur -
on the uiuottled liudi of tho Wc.-t. not a
great uvurv ynar will i-lait.e oe those
region will oecflme tne te-.es ,oi newi
Is . . .
- : Hit) Man a ivu 404 jue. HftS. )
States txt comiu u.it -s. and re wiind wta4 ,hat c,nJ ia Aberdeen. Miss'..' who1 iust
d',!e r.p . lw.ka. Mi.urfboU. m but the et. pin
, The' tfrs to iIiumi vu w ihw.jathwe
'". a.vake.
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NO. 24,
rfrrorAlnl rostHR hihuipr-j'
" lion. Jnrni'8 Cniiiiboll, tho rostmBater .'
(Joiii'rul, has rwently nitrotlucca an un-',
provemcnt in tho postage stamps, which
adds greatly lo their public convenience,
lie has had them prepared on shoots with
perforations around tho borders of each
btnmp, so that they can bo sepcratcd, ono
from tho other, w ihout using a knife or a
pair of scissors. Jlcsidcs tho saving of limo
in this improvement, there is greater so
entity that tho tdmnp will adhere to tho
loiter, for the points or rough edge loft by
the perforations will rtick better to the
letter, there being none of tho risk of tho
edge turning up when it ii continuous. ;
This plan of perfuming' letter stamps
is practiced iu Pairope, Bnl Mr. Campbell
had tho contrai trr to procure a machine
from that country for. use hero. ,The con
tract is made with Toppan, Carpenter &
Co., of Philadelphia, nnd in. addition to a
supply for Philadelphia, tho stamps have
already been sent to New York, Doston
lialtimorc, Cinciuuaii, St. Louis, New
Orleans, Chicago aud Albany.
Th" amount ot letter writing in the Un
ilud Stafs may be inferred from the num.
her of postago stamps used. The number
sold by the government last year, reached
nearly one hundred and fifty millions of
Flamps ! ! " 1 '
Fall "or as Avalanche Loss or
Inn:. On Friday evening, tho Oth of
.March, as a company of teamsters with
their teams, were coiping into town, from
the prairie uearr Raymond's, twenty miles
west, the storm Was 'so fierce and the
snow drifted so fast and rapidly, that ihey
ivy io compelled to hall in the Ilollingstono
valley, thrco. miles beyond Stockton,
While waiting thero U feed their teams,
ono of tho company a man named Cook,
sinned ctf a Ihilo oistanc ' from his com
pnnhmH near the base of ono of those lof.
ty bluUs, wuv awail n toe ronjaotio KoU
I Tf I ' ' 1 ' .1- ,
nngsijue. una no ogea ukere uva
HiIima;yithWa,-,trfci,ncuaodlir avalanche
of miow came thuriderin down -frnn'thf
simutiul of the bluir above hiiri,. and iuit
rapidly descending eours swept him auay
in an ln taut, and. buried hiiu under, the
mass. One of his" companions 'observed
tho falling guowfrom its first start, but so
rapid was iu descent, that lie had no timo
ta give warning tu Cook of his danger
They ii-imedian-Iy went to work to fes
cue Cook front his periloas situation, anil
faithfully, timid the intense gloom which
surrounded their), applied themselves for
three hours, when they found, poor Cook
at a considerable dutince from where he
was last seen, on the bed of the stream ;
eight feci below ihe surface of the snow I
They found him -dond ! buried by ah
nvalaiicho of Know, ahno&t within hailing
distance, of the happy, glowing hearths of
Stockton. Winoua Min.J Republican..
; j : , '.'il . t
Sonta IIuMon.-Doacofi Marlow was
a sober fellow, and we heard bim say that
ho never laughed in church but three times
in his life, and then he said he would defy
a turkey to keep a straight face. 1 ("'
I was preaching one , Sunday when
I notired a toririg frtitn ,wiih his head
lying back " and his mouth wide open,
Minozirig it off as comfortable1 as might
be expected,' when an r urchin ' in 1 the
gallery above,' deliberately took out a
chew of tobatcd lei it drop, but instead 6f
its entering' his mouth, as intended, :t took
him tlnp on the nose, iust as I made two
of the sentence, .'And he caused the rain
to fall in torrerrs, and being about half
awakend, 1m slowly put his hand to "his
facd.ntid ex:!n.ruea, And oh what drops?
Thirdly, while preaoliing from a text in
tho 1 1th chafer of ihi first book of Kings
I made uo of the sentence, 'And he hud
seven hundred w4,cs, when an oldish chap
who was half awake exclaimed Audibly
enough to be heard alt around th old
church, Je--ruraKuiiJ it roust cot him
s Mncthing for broomsticks, if they are all
like my liouy.' ' i .m I
Urighara Young the Mormon prophet,
thus djnounces one Gideon, who had the
auJaci'y to question his . prophetic charac
ler, and purity of ihe "spiritual wife" sys
tem: , . . . " ....
fiTLo is tliis GiJeon who tias com
amongst you J . l ie used to eU tape in St.
Louis, and rhw ho is here to Llaspheipa
the 1-ord and destroy the houao of UraeL
And wl.ini fclio:44 ye, children of Un puv-
I eww. oo n iciuru jor . un, CVH wore i
!u wwhthq bowio , kiives ye wore Jike
t-ast pm al Nauvoo. and in the name of
tho prophet, give lum bell. ..
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. i. a iiuuKiv dl viiu wm iiain iituiu ia
? raUK home from a Year's absence in Nic
f ar..a 0u Us way up from the t
. ,K, mcl ;.c ll,,mfr1of jadl,:
lu Us way up from the landing
quite a ti!im!er of. jadie. ; After
; the idea, 'that's nothing but hoop.