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TTfnI Advertising ArrnL.
5.E-LAS: and Ctllirecs r.aoe
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f 'LXLv-tli. A Co. e TVk.
; r.,r Archer, ebraA.
desires to clseu tb s I ZI be 'era lh 2 last Legis
lature vvcnils merits, cr any gentleman desires
to "stump it7- cpea ths same grounds, we are
ready to meet them. But with this low dzr. g
and personal abuse, ws will have rctLh-
to do.
'i Jb Ha. Kurort .
' k VTHTTt. Nebraska City, S. T.
V. TaTa.Ualeii.il.
1 it. . ir-u l.wvr A-
I. J- fd Agents to solicit Subscriptions and J
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Zsrcts for ;2eAU!c.,
'Jit a"
1 . r.5-.!t ia this Territory, coming from
i fiLof theSutw, often suggest to us
-r ' r ;,.,n; ia their old r.e:gbVaood.. who
v US0. .Vf-:Srr if thV COUld f
tt4 4'6he-Aiv"crtLcr. We always son! a peci-
Vie eefHne a wjralij subscriber. It
' others, feeling f u1t interest to Bate
JC3 VCSSL
extensive
cr cent fr their
iditiens cf new
nzes, Cards, :c
ice, we claim to
: in a manner Tin
; proprietor being
2d fcavirs in fcia
'-Cua. colored iLi-sLr
Itotbf-AdreO:
etofcrnsutJco .c
'f tT,TUhed Knd experienced
Job Psi deteirclned not to be
:541, tks cation of 'J ob Work. Cards
os cf Foster's Utest unproTed Card
'EIail-S AVerk in Colors, Bronze
t frdra i dikance vHl be promptlj at-
isi ai varac to give Enaction or
-0 par" . .
I ,Territcria: Virm'J anl 5nal Gmaty
!Crawissterwt-iriabe Ute t pu- ia
TBeiit' fr indittelaea to this OeeJ
j . ! THE irHTT22.
I TteTb'iriS-ss'ocf the Nebraska Legis-
' cre'iiocrr-eJ :w d'n ai 10 o'clock on the
"ever-? ef tLe 13 . The principal portion
! ;f -'the Session vas somewhat stormr; perhaps,
'-r.i tore s, hovercr,' than the rst and
: secxi' .The "Capfiol question" has been Ve
' -stioi; it each Sesa'on ; at the last Session a
: i'l rroriJir; for the removal of the Capitol
' bth IIoie3 and was vetoed by the
Octezat; Ktnrricj or reconsideration to the
: CtcWil where It originated was male the
: "j-'.-jI orler of the "dar," from day to" day,
; izi fna'.'r inienite!r postponed tcliltoui cn
I iht division of Donglass county" v as the
; tat jat qntion, vhich consumed nearly or
! c:!te as cu:h time as the 4Cap:tol Bill" The
E.ii pi;iei creatir.5 a cevr cocntr, called
, Sq-r, &f pcrnon rf Douglass, The new
5 ccrrrhis abontTdne miles on the rivet, run-
; rg fact ibont 2 1 rnHes. This was reaJ the
1 ewstiia cf the S?ss"?n, and epen it all Lezis-
.1 it til' 1 :stion in crier cf importance
"Saiik nuestion." Bills
crant'Jii;
! eLrto for sii new-Bank.t vrere passed, and
a-iTfjaeltythe Govcrccr; on their reconsider
l vioz, jvteret, but two passed cne to be
I L-Zci a:D Soto, and the other at Tekama.
j Jtaithstand the greater portion of the
j S-si.j vaa consumed epen the questions
f ibcre.cent;oned,a very eat number of other
L Zs vers passed, mostly, however, of a local
J r:f sn;h .'as sranting Bailroad Charters,
jTesal Boad Mill, Ferry, and Bridge
pnvE j seme important B'dls of a general
5 rcue ir'e aUo passed. The balance of the
j We rrpcrtcdhy Commissioners at the Second
i S-iloavas taken np and passed ; a "Eevenne
! ".v ri.tg oz interest on Terri-
tcrl Warrants ; a Bill organizing & Territo-
rial Board of Agricnltnral ; a Bill to encourage
i Hege Tencing;. a' Bill provilirg for the dis-
ral ef Lanlj purthas;d ia trust for tovrc
I lra Bill -was. also passed repealing an "Act
tirg certain portions of the Iow a Criminal
: Code-" of which re will -pesk at Icn-th
t-e2.r'-
On Tuesday lost, sereral citizens of Nema
ha Coantr, passed throtgh our city on their
vay to Oms-La, armed vrith petitions s:gned
ij'tltree-fjurts of the qna'Lried voters cf said
County, requesting their representatives to vote
for the removal cf the capitol cr nsign their
seats.
The above tre clip frcm the Nebraska City
Xnes cf the 7th,, Ye know tot cf uhom
Mr. Eiden (whose came f tands at the head of
the Xacs columns as Editor pro ten) obtained
his authority for uttering the above paragraph;
bnf, suppose it was famished by a certain in
dividual who ads as spy, Ajcnt or tool, for a
certain locality, who resides ia this place. . It
is about in keeping with his acts generally.
But to the fact3 in the case. Thenj were tot
on those petitions the names of cne fourth "of
the qualified voters of said County." A large
number cf the names, we are credibly inform
ed we know they are tames we never heard
of before were tot even residents o? the Ter
ritory, let alone the County. Quite a number
were signed "hj re-juesi;" ethers have inform
ed us since our return, that the matte? was mis.
represented to them; others have also informed
us that the petition as it ncis i$ has been
cliaveJ, very, materially since they Eigned it.
The balance cf the prominent tames very
few in number are those who bitterly and un
generously, to say the least, opposed the elec
tion of the "Nemaha Delegation" and iiave
gladly, as 'drowning men, grasped tt straws"
in hope cf rendering the course cf the present
delegation unpopular, that their chance of suc
cess hereafter rniiiht crove somewhat more en-
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couraging. "We write this in no spirit of un
kind n ess towards tine tenths of those whose
names appear upon the petitions, e nave
always endeavored to cultivate friendly feel
ings with all our neighbors and fellow citizens,
and to extend to them what we claim for our
selves, the right cf an honest diff erence of
opinion upon ny subject. We have treated
those who differed -with us last fall, with the
same consideration as those who agreed with
us ; in short tried to make all feel that we are
what we erne no resveeior cf persons Ucause cf
deference cf opinion. AVe knew that nine-
tenths of the "people in this community under
stand us in this light There are. however, a
few persons and wc are glad to be able to say
very f etc whose rnottoe is uruh cr ruin" and
the more you pat and favor them and their
interests true to their nature tie more they
snap and snarl. Thesa worthies were not con
tent last fall with an honest race, but sought
to injure oar private character, and have con
tinued their unmanly propensities, and are yet
after us. "We fear them tot; but have marked
them, and from this time henceforth will handle
them on all occasions "without gloves." Gen
tleman we have in store a supply of material
for your benefit, which shall be forthcoming
in dne time. Bat we have digressed.
Y"e have ever been, and are yet, and trust
we ever shall 1 a firm believer ia the "right
of .instruction" when properly and fairly made
known. The petitions here referred to as, we
before stated, did tot represent one fourth of
the voters of this County, tor did they repre
sent the opinions of over half the names they
contained, after they were correctly informed
upon the subject. The origin of those peti
tions is well known, and the means by which
they were circulated, and tc this particular
point we intend in a subsequent number of our
paper to give attention.
No reasonable man could complain of the
meeting of the citizens of 3emaha county
held in this place on Saturday evening, Jan-
TTe Lr.d arr.T:g tha lOiIays aumu-i.tinr. ci
letters, many ctmplaUiis thai the 'Advertiser
'does netrejeh us regularly." Y7e are sorry,
tnd feci as much vexed about the natter
you pcsalllr.c-J and bow ths fatilt is tot
cars. . The fAd vertLier Irasjlwnys appeared
regularly on. its publication diy, and has been
mailed regularly. !rho InLir we lnow has
be en severe, sad it has bctn with difficulty the
mails "have twsu transmitted from ens point to
another, and we know equally as well, too,
that Nebraska has not thu mail service tor the
attention iztva. mail agents that she ;i entitled
tc. To-day (Feb. 23,) ire received a package
of excharg-ea from the States of ancient date,
some as far baek.ts Oct. 23d, 1S35 ; A turn
bar of letters and Documents we ;sent , from
Omaha to this place early in January, have not
jet reiched this point. Y7e are encourag-jd to
look for them,, however, some time luring the
Summer. - 1 - -
PEE-E' L'TOJIS GUIDE
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-tcrs ' .Guide" is ttc
17ILI
yrcrlz no ia press, ceiita.:ii-
rCorrefT'Cndeiice! cf tie Nebraska Alvertiscr.
- Ilirsr Jot, VjL
January 13, 1S5
LrrrcB : ' ,
I am an almost censtant rs-der" cf ycur es
cellent sheet styhl th-a "Nebraska Advertiser.'
YThat a grtiSca'ion to seat myself upoa a
chair b tha Booms of the "Young 2Ien's Li
terary Association,' after having selected from
the many psjers tkit are upon !?, that one
coming from the far, fur ITeif, yea, from a
way out, in Nebraska I and after reading's
beautiful and interesting tale from Tox Tom?
or seme other notable being; and th-sn again, cf the -ebril:a, Legislature, entitled,
an account of the doings and manner of pro-! "An Act regulating, tho disposal cf
cedure in the enterprising town that caniLanQ3 purcbiSed ia trust for town
1 . 1 . a.
uuzit vi aisiieei cevo.ea to ine general wei- isnt's. ,
The Trork trill coatiin about 100
pages, end Tvill be sent free of postage
2
ti:b c
r:. Z all tLe Lr.f s, Instructions, Forms
and decisions, relative to the pnllic
Lands, np to the present date ; and
also the Law rassedat the last Sessicn
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KITES' TJl'LLSD rTT.T. GiLiiriruiiY.
This dslicbus fruit hai come into such
general use, and is leccming so important an
article of erprrt and so much has bsen solid on
the subject cf its culdvaiion, that ire desire to
call the atteaion cf Nebraskians to the sub
ject Bates, Es.q,of Bellingham,
Hass has btm for several years pist suxess
fully cultivating tie trplxnd Cranberry, and to
make his success pullic, as well as that of other
persons, we extract the following from a con
versa ti.cn tt tdie meeting of the New Tork
Farmer" club :
- Gen. CYirit&T. I present to the Club Cran
berry j.Iatts, some with their great crop of
fruit mi, at the reqeestof Mr. Sullivan Bates,
of Bell.nghjt:iu 3lass. A few y?ars ago, he
Erst exhibited this fruit, produced by his tew
method tniiisf lanting from low grouuis to
high. His success has been ccmplete : he
gathered from one acre, about 40) bushels of
Cranberries in a season! lie plants them in
drills. 20 inches apart : in hills, 7 inches. -
The'scil xiust be sash an one as does not
bake.
Chzirvztni. I purchased from Hr.'- Bates
some Cranberry Plants, and planted them cn
ground 0 or 103 feet above the swamp; they
thrived, and their fruit was so close together,
that one could hardly put a finger in without
touching the Cranberries. It is a highly profit
able crop; I am of opinion that five hundred
dollars niglit be obtained for a full crop of one
acre.
Gen. ChcviiZtr. iafc Bates will furnish any
number ef plants to those who desire it.
Mr. irx-tLThc Cranberry of Ilossia is
larger than that cf England, but both of them
are scarcel,? half the size of these Cranberries,
and of much inferior fiavor. - Those exhibited
here would salt the English and. continental
markets, acd would be sold to any extent.
Chcrvuxn. I planted some in loamy soil
prepared tha earth well about the Pianta
watered tta;rn well and did Dot loose ten out
cf the Lardred and fifty Plants.
Gen. Chinaler. And those which I set out
last spring, lived and flourished.
21r. Italerjuiii. Hy family have tried Mr.
Bates' Cranberries, and found them excellent.
They tt larger than other Cranberries.
P!ant3 can be had at $7 per thousand with
instructions in regard to planting and culavat
irg. Address, S. Bates, Belingham, Nor
folk Co- .11 ass.
Teoitc eial AppnoprjATioss. -We
learn from private advices, just as
going to press, that Congress has passed
a Bill appropriating 50.,000 : for the
completion of the Capitol Building;
30,000 for the erection of a Peniten
tiary, and 400,000 to construct a
Waggon Road from. Omaha Ci:y to the
South Pass.
The Brotvnviile Steam Saw Mill of
Noel, Lake & EiEKspx, having been
"bound down by the ionls of Winter"
for Eeveral months f.astjvas thawed
A correspondent of the'MAeJ-
; wring from Xmaha under date cf
! TSx: that -Mr. Tisyrr, from Nemaha,
1 ed f-the Capitol Bill on its first and second
j ;s; but suddenly changed on the third
fading, ct final passsg- of the Bill" and
j ssens as a reason that Mr. Finney as well as
-seif-was iijght fcr a pric." We have
j fJtoaayia Uhalf cf Hr. Finney that he
I rfr rvuj tonne Ciprtol Bill and the journal
j -c u.Ja w-i snow :t ; and further, that
es cf corruption from
j thejsliug d ch
; f a soirees as the "Correspondent of the
ew-a"andthe Florence "Scaven-erJ
: jrjj only by hiving an 'independent fortune"
! -p through their fingers," caa not blare the
u.-arbl Y X- A. Yisstx. His tame will
j Kind among ihefrisrJs cf this Territory, when
i u:a tames as those referred to above will, be
5, cr found cnly, tlel away with the
! c' "fcj script," as Territorial Pircies.
'i to these cowardly references to our own
j 3e in' the Legislature, we simply say, they
I at l?! originated in corrupt heart
wt worthy to be treated vith respect!
: "e Consider the source from whence they
ccm n rl ' 1 r
vnL.y achnrge of corrupLon comes
pecuiiar good grace from him whose tame
-ds zi the head cf the Florence Courier ! ! 1
I ro: r-"a this matter further in
;ss tl,
rJ Feeling a ccnsclousne
j -a Las heea to pursue an honest and upright
I 0vrs-'t ia our opinion best calculated to
j adrs te i-',, cf c;.r imni.vd;s'e con
I enry, srj tl- Territory at large upon the
I Sexcd qaestion" cf removing the Cpitol
! tUtie cf the pecpie in Nebraska
: endorse, we shall not allcw such
f-s to trouble ui. Y7e U
1 1
i Lerer, in conclusion, th
) r-m3Tai cf tv
! V'r has bee
1 a : r t . . . 1 .
ana. jzr pt
.1 -
re tn:s to sav.
our opinion as
i lk.u jr - m
wx axs rx raven or x ee-
ana rz.r t .an not
C?r.tol is
fooiih
the present location
That meeting was one of the Qut j pat ja nrtfaon this week
Having beentept "close in the stable
all winter, ivhen "hitched np,? "feeling
its cats" like the "Big Ox" or "Lake
Erie" "'switched its tail, rushed 'rcund
and-iroke things." The damage, how
ever, Tre are informed was not serious.
Ata.ll events the Mill is nowclipping
away" at its usual speedy rate will
cut more lumber than any other mill
in Nebraska. Improvement in the
war of building in our town and vicini
ty, will be in full blast again in a few
days. By the way, gentlemen, you
will have to run your "machine" day
and night, if yon supply the demand
for iumberin this place the present
Season.. We know now cf not less
than 50 buildings to be erected just
as s oon, and as fast as lumber can be
procured. - -
The enterprising proprietors of this
concern have made a very valuable ad
dition to . their establishment, in the
Ehane of a "Grist Mitt"' end are now,
or will be in a very few days, prepared
to accomodate the public in. that line.
uary 2ud.
largest ever held in the County, caUeJ ly tJte
friendi cf Capitol LiU and every portion
of the County was represented; and the Capitol
question sett forth in all its bearings. Certain-
y the friends of the Bill will not say that their
side was tot fully and ably represent; and yet
what was the nature cf the resolutions passed
at that meeting "Go back to Omaha and act
as you deem for the best interests of Nemaha
county and the Territory of Nebraska, YTe
asked instructions at that meeting, and would
have obeyed them to the letier, be they what
they might. Yve did obey them, and am per
fectly willing to tiust to time and that period
is only a short way in advance to prove the
correctness of our position.
We publish in to-days paper an "Acl enC S
tied an act to restrain Sheep and Swine from
running at large in the Counties of Cass, Otoe
and Nemaha," passed at the last Session of
the Legislature, V.'Len the Laws come into
our possession we intend publishing ia the
'Advertiser all, applicable to this portion of the
TerritoTT.
The following acts applicable to this County
were passed, viz;
An Act to amend an Act mcorporatiag the
City of Brownvir. ; an Act incorporating the
Nemaha Agricultural Society; an Act to in
corporate the Brownville College; an Act to
incorporate the BrownTHie Lyceum, Library
and Literary Association ; an Act to locate a
Territorial toad from Erownville to New Fort
Kearney ; an Act to locats a Territorial road
frcm Erownville to Nebraska and Kearny Cltv
Landing; an Act to locate a Territorial road
from Jimison3 Mill to Hoover's Mill ; an Act
to locate a Territorial road from Erownville to
the Kansas line in the direction of Marysvule;
an Act to authorize Gecv Smith to keep a
Ferry ; an Act to authorize tj keep a
Ferry across the Missouri opposite Sonera,
Andrew J. Chambers, Bobeii Hern, John
W.Hom.Wm. S. Horn, John YT. Hall, John
G. Skeen, and Ellas II. Gck, willlej.rn some
thing of interest to thera ia regtrd to their
claims bv calling rn the Editor cf tha 'Adver
, tiser. Bring with you jocr Certificates, cf entry.
fare of its community and other signs of en
terprise ; all the;3 things that call forth the
admiration of the more populated States, and
especially the citizens of Old Pensylvaiiia.
Then to cap the climax and mortify -all tho
pleasure and agreeable feelings that had hjim
been brought into exercise by: the perusal of
those things already stated, I tara my eyes to
th 3 piece prefaced in large letters "Wocd,"
and than to read of the chilly 'Condition of the
Editor, his better-half and yotmgsters, seated
tot like I, comfortably in a rcom that admits
to chilling windf at least sot through the
cracks and crevices; can it be possible that the
noble-hearted patrons of the Nebraska Ad
vertiser" will let their geuercis Editor shake
by the side of a Urge hearth j that only lacks
wood, yes wood ! to make it s comfortable as
the room I now occupy ? No, I cannot think it
possible of a people that are a go-headadve
people. So I am led to believe by my frequent
perusals of the welcome sheet from Nemaha
county, tot only u go-ahead people in tbe af
fairs of this life, liut I read in. the "Advertiser"
that they forget ; not that there is a f atnre
world, if the erection of Churches is a mark
of their devotedobs3 to the glorious cause o
Religion. No wonder other nations of the
globe stand and with amazement gaze upon the
ambitious and highly favored nation styled
"Young America. Bat a few years ago in
the county I now write from, yes, and even
throughout the major part of th5 State, the
hideous yell of the Ksd Man echoed and re
echoed through the forest that then in grandeur
occupied the ground, upon which, at the pre
sent day, stands erected the tohle and useful
structures of man; instead of the smoke that
arose from the camp-fires of tha Indian we
tow can behold smoke ascending from the
furnace, factory, and quiet dwelling of civiliz
ed man, and winding its way onward and up
ward, as if to pay homage to the Maker of the
Universe. And through whom this mightv
change Has bren; wrought ? Civilization, rest
less and uneasy, was tot to be hemmed in by
the Ohio Biter, or the rolling waters cf the
Mississippi; but graspingly, onward and west
ward did it wend its course until it has reahced
even into Nebraska Territory, from whence
we hear (by j erasing the "Advertiser") that
civilized man is busily applying the axe to the
stately tre?, and the erection of edifice after
edifice, until, instead of the forest, there stands
a town, cr a city, the workmanship of energetic
and ambitious men. ' : ; ; - '
But tow a thing or two concerning the Old
Keystone in the National Arch, Pennsylvania
and I am donu for the present. .Politics hav
ing raged high for the last month or two previ
ous to the November election, when every
man, woman, and little child that could pos
sibly articulate", were busily engaged ia for
warding onw;jd mid lauding to tho skies the
claims of him to whom they did take a fancy.
Tthls was male the battlo-ground;here was lift
ed the voices of some of the ablest and most
eloquent men our country can bring" forth,
Howell Cbb, Wise, Burlingame, (tbe man
that frightened bully Brooks,) Judge Killy,
Wilmot, and a host of others, were loudly
proclaimirg to the people the true docirines of
their particular party. But now. as the battle
is fought anl the victory declared upon the
side cf Pentsylvania's favorite so j, as he was
styled,- things wear quite a different aspect ;
quietude and harmony again predominates, and
many are the surmisingj concerning James
Buchanan and his future conduct, and more
particularly cf what material his Cabinet shall
be constructed. The defeated pc-ty, though
at first manifesting a disposition ta murmur
and look soar and disappointed, now lift their
heads and hope that they may yet see their
main end accomplished, L e. Kansas admitted
as a Free S-'-aie. If so they may yet exclaim :
we have a man from our own native State oc
cupying the Presidential Chair, nnd be proud
of the honor conferred upon Old Pennsylvania.
Yours, tfce.,
I - J. J. Bes-dzs.
to any desired address on the reception
of $1. A liberal discount made to
agents and dealers. - -
Send in yotx orders early. ;
Papers noticing will receive a copy
by sending a marked copy of their pa
per to this oSce.
. Address : ; :
IL W. FUENAS,
Brownville, Ne&aha Co., K. T.
Persons desiring to act as agents
will be accommodated by giving satis
factory references. . . . . .
'Lxd Ctficc, Omaha Cityi '
. " - January 2Sth, 1537. y
TJ.e Ii&ttefnr.i Brcvnxvu.e fj Tt. Kcit
?try, ci. J from iJicnu to CaVomiz,
3 thl
metres',
and
On the 1st day of. February this office will
be opened to Pra-emptors. '' . "
Plats of the following Townships are read r.
and persons on any of them can come forward
as soon as they please, and prove up. Other
Plats are daily expected, and as sooa as re
ceived, will in Like manner be ready.
So3.17,T3, 19, ' iaEau-e fj "
1,2.3,4,9,10,11,12,17,
1$. 12, 10 '
- 1, 2,3, 4, 5, R, 7, S, " . " 11
5,6,7,8, " 1:5.
1, 2,3, 4, 5,6,7,8,ycinhof naEstjyo.l2Eat.
1,2,3.6, " " - 14, '
5, and 6, " " 15, "
5,and6, " " 15,
A Public Sale is confidently expected on or
before the 1st day of June; previous to which,
all persons claiming Pre-Emptica must con
sumata them, cr they w ill be forfeited.
Persons applying to Pre-Empt, must :
1st. B-3 a citizen of the United Suites, or
have filed his declaration cf intention to be
come a citizen. ... :.
2d.. Either the head of a" Family, ' or a
Widow, or a Smgla Man, over the age cf 21
years.
3d. An inhabitant of the tract sought to be
entered, upon which in person he .has made
a settlement, and erected a "Dwelling House,
("A person failing in any one of these requisites
can have no claim to rre-Lrapi.")
4th. Satisfactory proof must be made to
establish the three f jregoing requisites : This
most be done by ona or more disinterested
Witnesses.' The Yitxess, or Witnesses, must
testify in person, at this office, except, "by
reason of distance, sickness, cr infirmity," they.
cannt appear,. In such cases depositions will
be received. -
. 5thv' All papers connected with Pre-emption
cases must be prepared in due form,1 by the
Pre-emptsrs or their agents. : This duty can
not be tea stnetly complied With, as it; is
especially required, bv a recent Circular from
the Commissioner of tne -Land vJxce.
6th. In- all cases of contest, the party who
first applies remake proof and payment, must
give the notice to-the other claimant, and fix a
tima for trying tbe case. :
7ib, Land Warrant j are receivable, but on! v
one Warran; can ber tsecL If a Warrant cf a
less denomination than ICO acres is used, the
difference must be paid in money.
We will take pleasure in affording any in
formation required, and any facility ia our
power, to Pre-emptors, but they should tot
fail to attend the f jregoing requirements. By
doing so, their business will be promptly des
patched. , JOHNl. PAKKEPS liegisier, -A.
E, GiLLiiouE, Receiver.
YTir. A. TliHY U CO,
ANXOUiVd: to tia TrarsIlnr-FriKIa thai they
have i-rrcliast-I tie emirs iatre-t ia tho Ferry
aaro? the: Missouri Liver at th City ol I-mrc-ville,
Xe'irsj!;, anl crca the tviih. a
new raltam tuJ caaiiaoJIccs Terry Uoat,
ran ty Ilcr- Power, wiich amrrc inert wiU seeure
certain p-.i: at, all t-ines zzA ia all kin Lj cf
weaiher. ..7&i!V-prie;or3 Jo ret asitrt b-tia'y
cr for t ha parjwse ti" gain in 5 custom merely, bit are
goremed. by :'acur hen taey say th?3 is t!ie best
crosiir; f t'le 2IL?5uri River in 3TebraLa, ail
whea tae;f say the rus-te frtra Drownville to Fort
Kcany nrl :'ror tben-:c to California is the :;c:ire??,
for eTidejice taey refer tte rcaier t. the mar cf the
Co an try: ail are m arrantsl ia avit it is U.e mcst
practicable rsate by personal csT-srieEc?, as aa
that cf hnndreiLi cf ctJjers Lo LaTO tr.t-el:! ii.
TT claim therefor thai this crossing aal r jiiie hells
out pec'illarly ftTorabla inuKeementa, to jrona
gcinj to 3iIi;omia, and solicit their patrvasje. 2vwt
withsianlirg ear superior arraniaents fur a safe
and speedy eT'3--siE ticrj; barges are the saiao aa other
Ferries in Xebrsska, all beirg r?gu!ateJ ty Legiili
tive cnac tmeat
Askil" wiil bain rea3ir.es3 led aLsal ca the
groan! t ran all hoars of the eight. . .
J5yILeeoliect that with oux ticiliti cf Poorer,
no kindi cf weather irCl prevent osr RaU from
making regular tripa at all hoars.
VM.A.FCf5ET,&CO.
Browr.TiHQ eimiia Co X.TJ
Febraary2th,lS57. j ST-ly
107 ACHES OF LA20)
PUBLIC ATJCTIOir.
IT7ILL fill to tie L:-hest Mlicron Eatriij-.
Mrjch L;h, l;i7,at my reii.T.ce. h's Ferry,
At:aisn C!!o 1? .7 A:rt3 of Land. Cs,isuag
cf three tnictj, thel-t traoi ir 215 acrs ff r-i
teiry tiilr asl I Icrzs to the eite if i .G.
Duf h. diceaje-J ; tha 21 and -1 sre farrni cf rr oivn
and e5abr5.ee 41a arres each bc'.h well watered ell
tiialerel wid well improved. 03 t-f then has J
acres in a hirh tUa cf colli ration and 2-tf acres ia
and oer S5.1t:
.i tun
rastcre, delliar hct.
tcn5; ;ha ether ixs 1-i la cal!a-Jc-a ml I? ) acre
infaa'.::r9 eovcrcJ wi:h l-'.-is !-.-, ll n-Jor
fence ; -iwricg hoars', Lt? bz-Zs-i, stall::, crils tad
other jrutVi'e ot h-u-e?.
AH f the above LuiJi Uy n?ar t'i HT-scari
Itiver and Tri-h;rT2 2::ilJi cf th prrjesed rt. JopU
and 12 a City Railr.al, are lands not snrrarr-eel ia
the Sit fcr arrkiiitsril aad stock raiilnr F arj-oes,
lay ia square bodl:s and const iaes the celebrated
Jnli 't eJ. ta best bn-iy tf tixber m the Ccan
tjt Temr' one third cah. one thirl ia one year an 1
jcae ia tw yevs. Tis prrf?-t. fcr !sf rsu:ioa
'e;s - - AMJ -LL.il riiaiLLd..
L-jck Fcrt, cr Lowcl!, II J.
reV.15:h,lSi7.
Jfsrh Giretta picas copy irst 3 weeks La
ilaruh, and scad bZl lo Advert!.
rtaixs is
CLOCICS, VATCHaS
Jewelry, rUted 'are, Cctlory, Srx-ocs, Jtc, Le.
Xelratk LV-rj X. T.
5"ExGaavtsa nd Ezraisistt dots" ca i.hort
nouce, anl art woux waaaxNTn).
s. vr. cozmz,
Attcrncy and Ccunsellor . nt Lavr,
Oil AHA CITY. N."T. i
trrtErscs. j
Gov. Iiiard, Cmaia ; IL P. Bonnet, 5-ibraA City.
; NO. 1.
All OrUDHTAITCE.
Sec. lt Ea it OrdaiaeJ by the Council of the
City of lirownrille; as follows; to wit :
SMie, 2d. That it ihaD be the da!r cf the Hayor to
preside at all raeetinga of the Coon'iL, to see that all
Laws and CTtLiianaej of the Ccnncu are eitjented
and their TiolatioEf pockliei: syperrntenl anl
direct the facial conduct cf ad subordinate oncers,
to sign and seal an Lorarzisions, Ltceneei and 1 er
mits granted by ihe Council, and to perf jra saeb,
other duties u may be granted or imposed by the
Council.
Sie. 3d. The 3Iaycr shall ba a conservator of the
eace withia the city and ex-cdicio Justice of the
Peace, and is invited wita exdaaire jarirdiction far
the violation of City Ordinaib.'ej, and with criminal
uriidicUon cf oSTeircca ainnat the Laws cf the Ter
ritory committed within ihe ci:y, and civil jurisdic
tion limited to tha City, ia the same manner aa that
of Jnjt.ees hnnUd to Townships. lie shall not be
diiqualiSedin acting in such judicial capacity by any
rroecel.i;??, being in the name or ia behalf cf tne
City.
Sec. 4 .L. It shall be tie Ia.ty tf the Coancil to
make Ordinandi to secure the inhabitants against
Ere and-vioUtui.i cf the pubuc reaee, to rnprrress
riota, gaxblirg, drunkenness, ani indecent or dL?-
orderly beLavnur m publj; p!:ei: in g?end to pro
vide for the safety of property and gocd crlcrcf the
lew and cause to be collected all Taxes neces-sirr f,,p ; I'wa and C terry l-randy: .Moaonritca, Liarui,
the lmprcvcment and best interest of tha C;ty; had
- F, DDG3 & CO.,
Jjtporiert tf, and Trio's-We Dtaleri im
Fancy Goods,
Jdanufaciurcrs of all kinds cf Brushes.
30 yortliIaia Street, (Up Suirs,
ST. LO CIS. Mo. 22-1 7
ToXiqnor Dealers,
Wholesale Grocers, Druggists, Photo-
graphers, Adnhrotypers,PjTotcch
nists, Glass ManufacmrerSj,
' and Artizansinr general.
BUST COG SAC OIL, to produce a V.-h-f!ivt rtdl
Una Jy with pure srir.t?: alio, the vor.n:rs
;r every kind of Li' ,n or, and the csie nces of Jamaica
nd Si. Croix Ram.lf lLinl and Eag'.h Gin: Ajple,
rT
As an evidence cf the farming interest
Neat- countr.ass-n. S3 -s:A, a mn- 1 fastel ia "-aha ccur.tr, we mention the fact
Spiasa 13 CoMXG.Evcrything
Iool:s anl feeli. llk(r Spring vami
snnshliiy days snor all gone except
on the northern expodnrca of the hills.
Spring t ir da warbllng-'-gnrglipg hrooks
are again inTogoe all arc nnd tramp et
the 'approach of Spring, save "old
rnnidr."' She is y et . silent, loots
gru.m and sonr, unwilling to he socia
ble she always Tra.3 troublesome and
diDictilt to manage ; but Rcver mind,
"oldSor "Trill soon setter aoinaraln,
and soon out enrs will be sainted v-lth
thf shrill thistle of the uOmaha,"
'Silrer Heels." .
cr
I lwT ' -
: ine trss jarm er.tersa in rebrra under
BroYrnviilo Ilarliet.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED EACH -TCXEK ,UY
.. . ... n322iriZELlV& CO.
DEALERS IN PRODUCR
BaowarvrxLE, N. T. ' '
(sntrsa BATES.)
Fuicit. 5 sack of 1CCI X3f -53,03
Coax IIeai, baihtl-- .... .... 85c
Coax, ia the ear, old p bushel--... 40c '
Oats, bethel, 40c
Sagsr, $ " .. .. .. .. ISSlSKe
CorrE, "- .. 16 -ie
Tea, lui)
Bacov, -.... .. .. . .. .
Hams, .. --- ----........ ...... 10o
Shouklers, 8c
- ' - tMdei". ... . ..... 5
Chicsexs, i) dox,-- 2.00
Liis, do, . 20c
Fuesh Bejj, 17 5- - -- - 6'S3
Potatoes bushel, IeC w .... .... .... 7o
IlrTTEK, .... ---.... - .. .... .... ........ 2oe
establish, all grades of streets and alleys in the city,
and may change the same upon the retition of the
owners if tw-thirds of the value cf Ileal Property
. - -. . . -.
on Dota s ivies 01 uxe sireeu.
See. S Jl. It shall be the dnty of tie Iilanhall to
eoliet:t and pay over to the Treasurer all moneys te-
wnguig to the Lay, taking hu receipt therefor.
bee. t ;a. It shal La the duty of tie Jlarshal to
qaell a:4 riots, ar,4 disturbances which tzxj frca time
to tune come under nia notics. lo remove or cause
to bo removed all nuisances, all obr.ructioios of streets
and alleys, except those necessarily made by the
erec'ionof Euitdin? or other improve nreuta
Sec. bth. It shall be the duty of the Marshal to
execute and deposit with the recorder a mq with
two cr mors surities to ba approved by tht JIayor j
and Council of dooble the amount to be collected
during tia terra, said bond to be executed upon enter
lag tne duues of his cice..-
Sec 9th. In shall be the Hi? of tbe Treasurer to
receireand safely keep ail moneys belonging to tho
City and to pay all ordirs drawn on him by the Corn
ell, signed by the Recorder, and shall execute and
file such bond as the JIayor and Council may -f mm
time to time require, and shall at any time during
ais term report to the Council the ante Out of money
i tV8 Treasury if called upon by the Council: ani
at the expirauoa of tia terra of efZce shall make fall
returns to tho Council and shall hand all Loc ks, Pa
per3 and moneys belonging to the Treasurer to his
successor when ordered so t do by the Council.
Sec 10th. It shall bo thu d-rty of the Assessor to
proceed and take a list of nil the Taxibl Prrperty,
both Real and Personal, and attach the trus value
thereto. Said aisesssient t be male and returned'
to the Council annually by the 1st cf April.
Sec. llth. It snail b the duty of the Recorder to
ierrp true and accurate? ralnnt'S of the Ce trncil.t draw
and sign all orders on the Treasurer criered by tha
Council, and te perform such ether du:ies aa may bi
required of him from tim to time. .
Sea. ISlbi." It shall be tie duty of the Mayor and
Council to fill all vacancies that may occur in any
city oSce by appointment; said appoiatee to bold hs
ofiice until the next general els tjoa and untd ais
successor is duly elected and qualiaed.
Arrroved, Feh. 21th, 1357.
. . A. S. HOLLADAY, Mayer.
... Attest; ...
H7-tf $.E.lfl3xrrar-e:orler.
Ir;.-h and fcot..-h v fciiXr: rwrt and ;iaaena. v ;n:;
LV.orir. f r P randy ar. t P..rt vVia?. C'aetalcala i'or
all the Arts: Mtul. i as Pli,ir.aTri--t;:':i, Cad
mi ani, Aiberto, il:.r.rir.c?e, Vienna Lirae, Cu-.tik
Perch Louies and Lner, Carile, l't.u'-iam.
Essential Oils: Lctnon, lerrim-jt, Lrtvender, Civer,
Janipir, Caraway, rj.JC, Orange, Vanilla; Lsxt
pKjwdt r, and Fly Paper.
N. li. A Valnable Preparation to give A,?
and Ilodr tv iNew AVhLiky, and othir Dnestic nnl
f Iaipcted Liquors; it is nl? valaahiw as a eloarin&frf
all uukds wtoea ire muJily ana tcrgti. ani U.i tLJt.-
tionj for use sent with every orler. Fur SiJe. oa tli a
lrrMtmodenteterm?, by Dr. L. FEUCiITV"A
Chemist and Importcr'tf all Essential Oils, Dnig,
t jnevOoods, . .
32-tw . ' 143 MaileeLarws.y.T.
czt recrl? f,t I- ma"s Th-h Uiat foreland has l-ecn .pre-em; t4 in thi
.aavear- -;- .Tver r' r7-! . all the UL.:ce cf the
.ethe kreCt cf i rcmal 7e Territory to-ther.
tLUc-.- 7"" Z- See the Gird cr II r. Osrcrtr:- :7ehraska
.uIr"-Jr:r'L4 L--- laas-;CIly. Heiaruil t be aa or.: i trrrkman
A eri ary r:';cr in Xchr-ika ! jtri ten r t--rf :,:-.., r.
thfi Tre-ernon La-s, R-a3 that of Mr. Win
' f.i ' t;,:.: v:.rr' Tt.r... n
w ie entered under the lama law, vrs3 Erotro
ville. : ' ' .
Ml I
JLS ACT
To restrain Sheep and Swine .frcm rrxnni
at large in the Counties of Cass, Utoe and
Nemaha, ; ji .
Section 1st. Be it enacted trr the Council
and Houso of Bepresentatlves of the Territory
of Nebraska, That, from and aftsr the 'Mat day
of Hay, A. D. 1S57, Sheep and Swine shall
be restrained from running at ' large ia the
Ccnnties of Cass, Otoe, and Nemaha. . - -
Szc 2. . That sections second, third, fourth,
fifth, and sixth of an act entitled "An Act to
rcs.fi am Sheep and Swine from running at
large,' psssed and approved IxJch 2nd, A. D.
1835, is hereby declared a lax.
Sec. 3. TLit ii shall 'be the duty of B.
f.To r.f flaws'"' A. Chambers, of Nemaha
and .Vc; Hail, of Otoe county, to procure
each of them one copy of this Aa and for
ward the same to the Clerks of their respective
Counties, whose duty it shall be tc post cp this
Act at alt the places at which an election ' was
hald at the last election cn or before tha 20ih
of Aprilj A. 17. 1537."
Sec. .4a. And be it farther enacted, That
should any of the citizens of Cass, Otoe, or
Nemaha Counties feel aggrieved by the passage
cf this Act, they may induce an election to be
held in sd County to determine .whether a
majority cf the legal -voters cf said County
are not Hn favor of this Act, irr' which ciss thLi
Ac
A
ed to the Countv Clerk signed ty ore fourth
tlEMAUA VALLEY DAIliC.
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
A. II AiL Alt, Cash"?, . S. IL Riddle, Fres't.
OFrmtlXG DAYS, Mondays and Thursdays.
DISCOUNT DAYS, Tuesdays anl Fridays.
BAJNKING nOUFLS 1st Korember to
1st 3Iarch, 10 A. M. to 3 F. 3L; L-ont 1st March to
1st SoveEiber, 9 A. IL, to 2 P. M.- 6m
; n v. rurtiTAS,
T0T ART PUBLIC,
LAND AND LOT AGENT
INSURANCE AGENT,
. AND AGENT FOR
AGRICULTURAL ILlrLEL.EilTS.
: : BF.QT7N VILLE, N. T. , .
- - Cantacn. ' - '
THE pnhlic are bircby notified that one Tkoxas
IIea.ly,thru?h filsecolirs obtained acertiScate
of entry of the S. West fracdicEal quarf and the
Attention Lot Holders ! !
HIGHLY IMP OB TA NTH!
A LL persons who own Lf-ts in the City cfErown
f. rilie. are here by no-.ificd. that I nf now rre-
prepared to execute WARR A TTT DEEDS for the
time, and, naicss Doeds are obUinl h'fm the ex-jirmtio-n
of SIX M03TH3 from date, siiid City Lots
will be dd to the liMer, arl the proceeds
thereof disised of accorilar to Law.
A. S. HOLLADAT. Mayor.
City of Crown viTe, 3T. T. Feb. 2 5 th, '37. 37-if
CHASLE3 G, BOESHY,
jhllU iAikJ 1L2 A Jit
GENERAL-LAND AGEX?,
Tirst Strtct, (ej-csits " AdT2rti5rrM cica,)
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
SespectfLEy solicits the patrons ge of the paLSs la
' Euyirg and Sellicg
CLAIMS, TOWN PROPERTY,
Tjand "CVaar3rrvxx,f jej,
And Filing Declaration of Intention tcf
. A3 clairrsats cf Lzzzli are advised to s iracII
atdy, if they hare vrt tlreaclydona so, as the pri
sions of tie "pre-en:: : enlaw ia that rs?9rt are plain
and not to be avoiJed.ani it is impossible t perfta.
a lre-nsr.r.ioa Right without JLinr. .
Erownville, Jan. li, 137. vt-nCllf
O. F. LAIS,
Erownville.
Keraaha City.
HOOVER, LAKE k CO-
A2T
y. East lVactional finarterof ecUon number twenty -fiTe,
in Township taaibr six, in Rvinge number fif
teen. Eitcf the 6;h P-iacirvJ Mercaian in Nebras
ka Territory. Tli above u claimed bj and wiu te
patented to B. B. Thoirrson, whose papers and eri
dence an? farwa.ded to V'ashinrton C.ry forbearing,
-. L. B-TEOilPSOX.
FeorlKirv 21th,. 1 537.
S7-tf
CTAxixa-ocjo 2ZJ"ixsvsr Cane.
TEE subscrih.; can supply seel cf the abeve
Taliiable plsnr. ia limited quantities. Ii is pc.5
cp ia paoka -ps sn-I sent by niil,r.fit paid, at 25
cents per packag;. llivingbeearalsidby ocrsIvej,
we taa vou:h i'lr is x nrity. Ws fuaalw supply
pat-kages of eel of the lee Cr-ani and Orange
Wa-.cnnel. n and Fig Tomato a: 2 ct.-. each.
Address criers to, II. A. TE HftY, A CO .
271 y ' CoaneifDlr.gs.I-w,
NOTilRYS PUBLIC,
rovmvillo nnd ITcnnha City,
.NEBRASKA TEBBITOBT.
, GLQ. S. HATHH u CO., .
DILLOII, THOUPSOII U, CO.
Large Fran 3 EuHJIrg G:r. llaln JL Bock S3.
LOCK POJZI, ZW.
"vThoaesale and itall realexs lr
And Groceries,
UarjTrar?, Qucnswars, Drug', Eats, Ca;ps,
.Boot?, Shoes, Tinware, Stover,
-n , W w-
I umture, iron, j x.;s, tiovff,
and Farming Utensils.
W2TX have, ia the opening of nuvigitiju, i
larre nd varied a!ces6itjn to ttteir rresrat
St.-ck. wbkb wiil 1h? H Low f,T Cas!i.
February 12th, lbi7. SJ-tf
EXrESIEXCE Z5Ti.r2.OOS. J. D. T. TJLOT.ZT
ZSTAEnOOII- Cl TllOIJPSOir,
TTill practice j jin'ly ia -all Insinc-a entrusted to
them that will re-in;--: attention at the
Tmncl OHLco,
AnDTt5s: E. Ect-itrk, 0iha Ci:y,X. T.
J. 1. Zi. Thccipscn, Lrwarile, N. T.
'.SEASON ARRANGEMENTS!
St. J'cscph and Ccnucll BTuiTi VTetklj
"SILVER HEELS."
r, k THE new snl ft running pa;cpT
steamer "SlLXIi liZLLry ttn'r ;
been bail! exprerriy for the fade, trill 'ajci tl.e
opeaing of cav.giuoa,
i Mh
ii
I 1 1 it'- 1
"9
ATTD
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
ncake rernlar wetl Jjr ir
i Council i;ii.J ct uneetjig '
between S t. J-jp"' a ac
.... . .-. i .....
aita tae irst ss. ion i aciet. at 5LJ"ti.
The "..Ivcr Iletj," will ertcr-d her trlj-H ta i'mx
City, and intcrjadi..t9 f.i-it. once a m.-.tth.
LO.N.VILL t SAXTOJt;,
a3i-tf Ageiitit.
LGX-rrnvooD,
UJls co, Iowa,
PI.ATTS:OUTn,
Uas co, Nebrabka,.
GREAT SALE
Of OTVEt
II fl ft i V
"T rFLL g-r'yra-y.ly attend to Ir.d A f-ncie, Inves-
Vi .tiga;in g Till?, Payiiig Taxes, I.-.vesting nan
ey, Esy:x an 1 Sc!.;rg Town L ts. Us. "ring; Selling
aid I;-a:.r:g Laad Varrauta, and ad oxher basitjess
c-ES'sitiKl wih tir jrifesaija ia Vk extern Lwi
iibnSSA.-
JESSE LOVTR
4
OH AH A CITT, N. 7.
1,000 BUSHELS '
TT7E Lave rzr cn the war fr- Teta tht above
V n.irncl jTin-Jycf supri-jr ascd. of tl ii:w
crop-. Th i rasctt nr-llxi'?J aai ia re&-i-;r lixinl
fess ( fur Hedge x lan ts in ktct-1 ua to Eaki' trrrj iftTt t -'mdi
rrocare seel suiTL.i;i.t frtrowa iUn.iir.2. alur
- p- 1 tavia;lcca tariv apprised f the 11 -'iin-.ssi '..' tho
J. Al. DEWS, Associate Attcmer. )Z Ey th. tiricy aad v.: tn f car ar-.U
REFEHENCES:
Greene, "YT ear; A Eu.on,
i The xd are exited to arrive by the Lt of t T4-
Gnft
V. f re it Llsr.
Greens A M'eare,
3 "ixrn 1 Goc-dairr!,
Toit"e k. tlreenfi.
t ihall be null and VCfid. 1 - ' ' I V Auction, Weixedjyr Ap-n-lst. If 57, sii -::WTi?
rL:tI.-n for s3--h Elec--Tm-ist he r-ec--t- rs.f wwa tois siicr-K.-u . r j, x www
pewuumor 5U.at4u..-'i-k fc-j..esv-t fi.rt.. v v. CwmaeBc nsr at 9 -'dick. A. II. IL Joansc-a.
This Twn s;';o
be'.r-rig! to Pawnee county, is the l.'R-d A ? n,
r ..- v j -r rr.-... 5 .:a ! C..ntr it. sh I ct.fr jrat iniiarcnaata to tut? ; itLitioa
erk shall properly advertise and prcTide fcr i
ii taction, to bo hell at as early a day there- j
3t TTtI r"i'!'Tva I
N We hnr2 Lai na Exchnncs fir tro
1 O
feclis pt.st, cf i
tec;is r,:.3t, cf a liter (Lite than the
CI,
si
Approved, Feb. DhrlS57.
;inz an l toesriul
A 5 It-
1 Uurnnrton Co. Lir.'
Reil CarcTallj the Ne?r Adrcrthe-
lEi3T3 or SiiF. on-:a;ri tc-i ts tiojee
eatni-:asEia3'tiostF.i:tre-''a3rs.-
BvCriircf tLeTXarL'
i EirTvirir vr. fowleilj - r
joiixc.pr.WEY, y - j
t, '-"n!i r . , T . t wc-i--ici. oners.
J -:, i- i h
UEcit i;;tii, l.;rva. i ary.aaa wui ceprc;y s-.ip-: i previa! -j..-:rj,
-. ! fri'i ;;Lix El .uiiEit. n, r.t. L : r "
All jtrsonj lihir.g--.. c i -.3alJ sc-,1 j t?.-?e
j orders iBaediate'y, w.:h t!x"u ittyJ.y
j picg.fcr delay wU .erlt'.rv.ulils d:sn.ie3.et;--.
I Oar pr'.c-wi 1 be riasr.atle. aa we hive 'a-li- 'L
I tzcto -Ciih :. al saiall pr :
ExpLc lir.,c;i'.iii frsjr'i anl eu.Ui'1. '
I k.L e ten to all eusw'ion.
j Seed w ill ? prr- arc 1 f r r
; desire i. - ' A-li
f OVE1
in.. ry i;., .".
rt,r:i..in-5 -
V t. '-"".A Z .
Clncimis. Oriia.;
Il'i.v.-'t Ioca,
Ci-c:nr.3ti, Clilo."
Tirrcn't wn, N. J".
j.jrbt.-'ows,
, ; rv -
...
.if IL X5f3-r!i kr.T-irg t
: A rra of "os:i L.i-r,
'. G. ALL.I- .
c..rr:-cr.ts ia tsj s.3r.
1. C:uatj CTx. r tl-u,ar,: :.r-r.::it:-? ?ct
. .3.
j
l:-!Ci-
IIXW.-
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