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"?ta the "AdTertiset" OEce, ve claim to
"e to tsm cut Job Work in a career ua-
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VkC t, will nect with particular alien.
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to, aad irarrasted to give saLsficca or
ivt "mi 5enuh Cooisty
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J ZVx AXEJJliir23T. - -
! Ten!! -we j-Iare the rarne cf Dr. A. S.
:oLasxr ai the bead cf the Mdreniscr"
'rices Asstiiaie ELtar. The business cf
j oSce has increased to such aa extent that
':c ere caa can edit, act as foreciiu, ted attend
j tie cat'dror business, and. do justice to
Linsslf'-or'the" business. We Luve
cdthus Tar to carry the whole load, by
jborj; oir an arerage lS cut cf every 24
hrci, SaoJayt included, and feel it inipossi-
U toihodder inaddition t") this, the Territo
rial Pritlrc vhh it is our lot to execute this
Sara. This' arrangement is, therefore, enter
ed into, at lcist until the Lsws and Journals
rt ci";our hsnds.
I Tbe Doctor "wields a pen well' and we
fee! avranted in believing that cur readers
'rile benefited 'bv the arranemenL '
1 -psorcirD.
i
1 '2 J .readers! Jest as we were preparing
tjprctout tha't prdiiful'y thrilling; word:
the gritifying iutelllger.ee reached us
'lii re were promote !, from tbe. rank of Jul)
'crjntTK, to-A5octATK EtiTonl - We can
tew loci jud in the fice and rejoice as man
neTfrn?"! before at tua Endicn transition
! tsSia obscure position, to one full cf honor. I
I TTfo rocld be a jJ ia ar.vthr.g, e?peciallv as
1 vr.ter ? better lei yo'ir penal "idly repose"
t-ii b make a mark for snybody as a
LiEu.ber this, ye poor devils, who would
rrher be sneaking at the caudal region than
j tit'.rlr-g in ihe foremost rar.ks. "
I Our bard thea to you reader we love to
I extend ii to cur parous r ere bound, to you
I h raary interesting ties, which we hops may
tever be severed.but grow stronger and stronger
' s rs become better knoan to each other. If
! thaUbs our C3ustant aim to please our study
j &ci ta offend. In some things we may dlLTer
vitayon all men cannct viewmeasuj!?s just
j ke but shculd difTerenceof opinion arise,
wi premise all deference due from man to man,
! aLall, cf course, expect the same cf you.
. ... -IS IT A TACT . ".1 L 1.
) That we are to see another season pass away
j without the erection cf a good, ccmfortable,
j commodious Hotel ? The citizens cf Erown-
Ti-e must certainly '.know our pieseut hotel
lies are L.r, very far, from being what we
j eel. If they are ignorant cf -the fact, we
j ta point to hundreds cf visitors who will bear
J ts cut m the assertion. ' '-''--J
; VT want a tew hotel and must have ity
j liere a-e many cf our own citizens who possess
i a abundance cf means to put cp a building cf
j t-a cara:icr, which would be an cmamcnt to
j toc.tr, an accommodation to the public, and
j tould wipe- ctrt the stigma that now rests on
j cs taoe of Erownville. Not more than a
j tenth ago we bca-d an c cf twenty-five
j Ir cent per" annum t3 a rent cn the cost of a
j t-Hdirg fcr hotel purposes. Tbegcchcman
I ao made the propos'.Uon will make it sgain.
i wajcu End a letter piyirg inrestment ? We
s iscr, yoa can not! Then go to work, and
t tae rcpulatlca cf Erownville.
Ince givir? to the r .I; cur Prcrrcctui
' have, threvgh f.lcr.ds in tie Ternary, made
j ti3roC-v Cauvass,-ar.I Lunl in the way this
j yUculty ; thit trr every Fc-racr bad, l-e-
' :?e kncwir"t r.f.-r r.--' . r-) 'J V-r
-miliar J Tcpcr in 1 c
Scribed
j ccr reriodivx.: frc
m the Elites for the
Tci, and hire ttivcryillv
..'.vised v.s
u pasircte the ccmmcnccmcut cf the Far
Ttar, and after the mttcr vis Lid I: fore cur
farmers. We ere premise 1 a cordial inrr-crt
-Jthat tine ; c.x C: .1 to ccninti.ee now
ould have alc-crv dm the rt '- cir and
loose
monev lr lbs cr--::v.::.n. Another
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to BS It th Tv-.i-r,'.r.,-.-.-f
ij Le p
we will
lave f;
:r times the remt-
cf Farmers cn
cq to depend for support, by January cexL
tder these circumstances we hats concluded
not t-
''ssne the f
ur.11 Ja-ua-y
iu tne mrars time we wu,n our friends
ar . . . ....
" - m wuu j.a JVgriculmral paper cstab-
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pin mlod that the
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te cr,- and 'govern
tb
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ir5ni this time
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.11 d-cvc'.i tl. elle the fracs
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4 wcoxped tnd expencaccd
;Vjob Printer, determined not tf be
.v--v; rf JobAVork. Cards
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Tdirlj in Ihe Session cf our Lrerlalative as-
scmUty-vlaca tas just close.!, a LIU tras irj-ITJ.
! irouia in me vounca i-v -r. i,:ji..r.i, is
title of which, 3 we remember it, v-s, a
EH1 for an act rcpcullrg certain r.:tj cf the
Legislative ti-eml'y cf Sebrc.-,ha, psr3-d ai
the rst Sistioa tLerccL" At thut tin, lcgis
laica r.s "crarr.r j its slow ana weary length
a! d -gf the cis;:tol qucttica tzs ret tLca dL
XkjscJ cf, ae,d this Eill wus ssve:.,' cayi reach
irgeven a second rer.Ilrg. " Our impression is,
that the Eill was read Ly its title only, the Ert, :
second, and third time, in the Council; we ara
confident thut uo member cf th.iil body except
its originator knew anything tf the merits cf
the Bui. It was, Lovrever, at length" passed i
iu the Council, snd transmitted to the blouse,
from wheoce it wa3 returned near the clote of
the Sesolori, and was ia due time enrolled and
presented to the Governor for lis signature.
In the Governor's Lands, the E1U was scru
tinized, and iu character fully determined,
which was nothing less than the repeal cf all
the Criminal Code cf Nebraska, and most cf
the Civil Code. Governor Jzard of course
could net sanction such an act as that and on
Friday last the bin was returned to the Council
with bis objections. Bradford winked and
blinked, "like a toad under a barrow," and
with an appearance cf candor well calculated
to deceive, assured the Council thnt the Gov
ernor was unnecessarily alarmed about the ob
jects cf the Bill, that the repeal cf cur Criminal
Code would only oblige us to have recourse to
the common law. which was much b'tter than
the Criminal Code we had adopted. With
these assurances from the digniGed and truth
tilling (?) judge, what did the Council do ?
Vby, Lhrj passed tit LZl ever tie Givernjrs
fci.5, l'j a vUe cf Lcdct to cat- Dr. Lliller was
the only man in that Council chamber, who
seemed to reflect what the consequence of lis
act might b?, -
The Bill bad the same fate in the House,
and passed, by a decided majority, and to day,
there are no laws in Nebraska except Ferry
and Bank Charters. We have good reason to
believe that the true import of the Bill was
no better understood in the House than it w&3
ia the Council, bence the ease with which it
was smuggled through that bod v. We told
the originator of such frands responsible; and
though we were at cue time disposed to regard
ilr. Bradford as an honest, conscientious man,
we are now forced to the conclusion that he is
the most dangerous and corrupt man there was
in that body of reckless knaves,. U& knew,
the effect cf the Bill he was introducing, and
we now know the objects be seeks to attain ; ,
the principal of which we are informed, is to
enable the murderer Hargis, to excape the
penalty of his crime. A man vrho can thus
recklessly and wilfully break down every
barrier that has been raised for the protection
of society, for so criminal an cbject as that,;
should never ba invested with the power cf a'
le;ris!atQr;- he is almost as much to be feared ,
as the murderer himself. ,
We have heard Mr. Bradford, the President
cf the Counci', and cue or two ether distin
guished (perhaps -notorious would be better)
gentlemen, chuckling over the passage of Ciis.
infamous measure over the Governor5 veto, as
the best thing done. Wo doubt not taav
ihe lare' maioritv br wkka . it-, passed,
both Houses will be cited as a certain i&dica-,
lion of the unpopularity of Gov. Izard, and
the light estimation in which he is held by
the pe"ople. - But if there is one act of hii ad
ministration which will redound to his credit
more than all ethers; if there is one act which
will receive the approval cf all virtuous men,
it is the Tetoeing of that bill, which, by ro
jjealing all protective enactments leaves the
citizens, of Nebraska a prey, to lawless vio
lence, without the hope cf legal redress. " "
The above from ihe Kd-ra&dxn we publish
ia place cf an article we intended to write
upon the seme subject. We think Mr.
Eoseetsojt, however, rather sweeping in his
expression, terming the whole Council a "body
of knaves." He well knows as he was rne
of Lbs Cleiks, "and present when the EilL was
returned Cor reconsideration that its passage
was only secured by a leircy'al cf trust reposed
in Judge BaaDFoaD as a Legal nan tas an
honest and consciencious nm-r-on the part
of the balance cf the Council, "Even Dr.:
ililler himself, stated In his place that , lis
would vote fcr the Bill "over the Governor's
veto" if the "honorable Chairman of the J a
diciary Committee" would assure "bin that it
only repealed as 21 r. Bradford said, "rora-
Hiding j-orticris cf i.'f CrimCi-al C!Jt'.n I' Lis
assurance was given, with all aarerd candor
and honesty, and the Bill p-.escd, by a vote as
stated of 12 to 1 ; Dr. Miller fortunately voting
as he did. Had Ilr. Erau ford secured :, the
passage cf this repealing Eill by shrewdness
Legal or Parliamentary' management," there
mieht have been a ilidowof allowance for
him, but securing its passage C3 Le did by
downright fab-eho: and abuse cf cocSdence
and respect reposed in him, be deserves to be
held cp to the Public Contempt " of ;ll.. vrell
wishers of this Territory. . ; '
The following are the licttndaric3 of the
new Land Districts, provided for ia tke":EIU
just passed : , . , ' V,,-"... . ..
That all that portion cf the Territary cf
Nebraska at present included in the. Qciaha
d'tnet, which lies soath cf the line which
ditties townships six and seven north, extend
i'.igfrcmihe Missouri river westward, shall con
stitute an 'additional district, to be called the
"Nemaha land district;" all said Omaha dis
trict which is situated south c f tha south shtrp
or right bank of the Platte river, and rorth cf
tne said tov. ns.r.p Lac, between townships six
and seven north, shall conssit-ite an sldiLtlonal
land district, to U railed, the "sec th. Platte
nver land disrr.ct;" and ail that pcrii2n cf said
Omaha district which lies north cf the south
boundary cf the -Omaha reserve," extended
westward, being identical wkhthe line which
divides town: hips twenty-three and twenty
four north, shad ccr.siit-,;t:c an additional land
district, .to be called the "Dahkcta bod dis
trict the location cf theoilces fcr u lil.ch shall
bo di.-l-T.it: d It the President cf thnT'nfPA
' States, ar.d shall ly hira, fr am time to time,
be chargc-I as th ruUi: interests may sctm to
t, t C4... W. s
.The unl;rstir.dlrg ii, thai the coniictirg
claims cn the part tf. Nebraska' City, audi
Erovrnviile, have keen Lirmonizedbytheaca
tion cf two new land Districts South cf the
Platte, giving an cf2:cs to both Polntx
Oca cf the very beii cf cur exchanges is the
Gtvda-A F:.-:ii .': ;r, Edited by J. W. Gnai
E., who rrze: Cra'a sued for $i6,CC0 1&
can.-e he wcu'.l t::', as Postmaiter, act as the
Tribune mnlllrg Clerk ly .writing th? names ci
subscrilers cn tha prfirs cf .hugs ' pacfcjg-g
; sentb!aul:; Crj
.ire Rendered
marv a time v
1.-, T'
this
fccl-es cf i:-rc;i:':u cn tie part cf t'e
"Doliir Wcchly" ere tens
r- . . r- s
coii tL
-1- T
r
than cr.e anyhuw, anl' that Ijzt.
Wk:cr.i.la, las keen trrx'utel XJ. Lk Jud :s
for Kchraeka TtreitoTy &z czzZrzizl 1 7 Us
3. ;r.a:v- .
11 r. Wak ely if r-3 f;rm t rly a pr: - tlclr.;r Attcc-
uey in LcruLn ctmr.ty, and ttndiei law, we bo
lieve, with Jed Tihny, Hsq. He was crcc
the XJcrno:ratl3 iC2ndidite f:r Pr::::cutirg At
temfy inthit jcur.ty, tutths Ghrrlln Tota
beat him. He was cor:," ;rcri a very promis
irg yourg man, and Lb o! i f.iends will L3 guui
to bear of lis promatlou. II a Las recently
resi led in WLxsansln, uhtra La Los represctit
ed i.ls Whitfiwatcr etntiituency in' both
branches of tiuiLegis'aturscf that State. He
will make a high-minded ixd imrrtial Jadip.
-CLcvdznd I'lucndc3.r
Jcdg3 Wxxiar, weLilieve, U thj rctdy
appointed J lid g a f:r this District, which ras
charged at ihe liitfeeaaicn of the Lelatrje.
This is now tins Second Judicial District em
bracing all ihe Territory South cf thancrthem
lin of Otoa Cix. . . - . . :'
PEErAjirsa :roa litrBovEnrsT.-Wesci in
irculaticn atubscripriDntctmiie money ta cut
Second street, through tie tluX to the levy
landing. Bct'rcea $00 and $100C) was1 ob
tained in a feir hours. Ia addition, !the Coun
cil, we are Informed, will levy a tax to assist
in this work, f . . .' ; ',1 .
The workn.cn are also ready, as soon as the
weather rill permit, to commence the work
s;aia on Idain etreeL .
Only L3 tliiak, last publication day we sat
in our Saadiim without fire, the isna shone
bright and "vxTim everything lockud chterful
out door. To-day "what a change" ground
again covered with suctt, and cold as blazes
"Old Sot" sad "Big Huddy" had It "nij and
tuck" for fevcral weeks, aid the latter Is
"leeile ahead'yet. "Sich is life."
War. rn-fiTTScx has the thanks of the Edi
tor, better l.alf, the "five boys," jours and
devil, f;r s supply of Tenisoa .st in time.1
Wife had feed last piece of log in the house
-afraid to cross the river cn ice no taeat ia
town jast think, was'nt we lucky!
Asotkzb.Wo are informed that a new
pspcr v2l '' soon be started at De Soto in
this Territory, "The more the merrier. " ;
Will so:ncbcdy, don't lot our pigs and cow
"suLTcr for tract cf the necessaries of life," and
bring in a fear bushels of corn 'bn suhsurip-
Uon." "Don't all sjeak at once," .
Beat Tins I Ur. Baker shovred ts an eg
yesteriay .which was seven inch is in circma
ference. . Can anybody beat this ? Siracuss
Certainly. Break tha egjinta a bc wl, and
beat it with a spoon. Lynn letct. . ,
Yes, and to add a small quantity of good
Braudy,' loaf sugar and nutmeg, uould'nt
prove a Lad amtndmenL -
Nett Psesicext. -Testerda.y Jahe3 Eu-
CHAyAN the people's choica fcr President of
the Triitod States, tha next four year3, was
inacgirfiisd. Of coursa there va3 a great day
in Washington. -IWe regret not beiog able to
be present, as we had all along intended. " Ne-
bmsk a was well represented , he wevirr.
Next week t;s will publish an interesting
anicle on the sulect cf placing, cultivating
and harvesting th "Chinese Sugar Cane," cf
which ;so much is being said and written just
now. ' ' - ; -1 " ' ... , -' . : .'.''
- To Couexspokdests. The .; articles " cf
"Frank II GayvEZe' are very acceptable, and
the "turms"' agreeable. ' " The' Students
Eeveriei " shidl ajpear next week.
"Water is dying," by "B' shall also appear
"J Friend." ' TYe cannot depart from the
customs of thj rress bv admitting anoymcu3
articles without tha authors liawe bebg know
tons; and besides, we deslrj a personal inter-
view widi "a friend.1
A, Psrsixs j-oit tux . Wist. Some time
during the Winter a jour Printer, "with a fam
ily" sad oocdldon called . at the. "Adter
tis2r" ifilce in aiswcf to our jour -wanted."
The vacancy caring beea filled, we could not
give hint work. ''-We heard nothing more of
him anlil". this week, he mad ha appearance
with an advertisement "Netv Feeut to be
found ia another column. He'll do for a new
country. Wo hope be will find th."New
Ferry" business mDrs lucrative than "sticking
rtTv '"' - - :- - '
We call attention to the adveriisement of
H. D. ErEsr & Co, of Chicago, El. Their
cstablLilameut.is the .cosS' extensive in the
Western Country. Acy orders left with ps
wa will cheerfully forward.. ' -
Also see th adveriberaent cf-LTni:ix&'s
Fated Guznjihii Hre-Envf Safe." This is
the Safe which took thu premium at the
Worlds Fair, both in London and New Ycrlc.
NIriEXEXi. Pisrrrn, is the name cf a new
paper Recently commenced at Cuming City,
W:ui ington CoM T. , YFe have the pleasure
cf a "persona acquaintance with AnnsOH
Dxiua.CE. Esq the Editor and Publisher, and
kn a trhir: to he x-ell fltisd for the position he
occupies. Tbe ,PicT:er, makes a very neat
appearance, had we feel assured that under th 8
management cf Ilr,' Dlmmick will prove a
vahiable Sheet, net only to Cuming City but
to the Territory. Success to yoa E:cth:r
Dliamick. - - i.
. JicsTrsvTLLs' Fmr-T. Uefsrs. FirrrT &
CisiycTOsr have purcbsed ti.o entire interest
in, the Ferry at this jlace, and are maaing rx
rsjgsmer.ts fe-r mere extensive accemmoda
CiVii for thetravellr.g puhllo than they have
hj.d herciofcre; They ars bc-th" enterprising
gahsal men and ars determined to keep up
ti lth the prrgrcss cf this place r d Ccr::: try.
Lead thtir Advcrtiscmett in mother ccclcria,
which sets ferih th? adtantrrs f this Ferry
c rcr tlit of try ether ia theTcrriicry.
Lead the Xew Advertieemcr.t cf J. B.Jrs-
ths meet cxtraeive
i
hi-h
'X' . . 1 T
ues in th eih
s; B. B. C arnlatr, curDelcgr.le In Cc
. As - w V .-. s W . -.j V -a
cl the S :i-.2 1.: Lid b.:.:3 th-i body a ccn
mtmlcitonlxra tl3 tary cf thaTrury,
niila in c:m:!i:rc3 wiih 'a reso!ii':rj tilling
pr an c: Limit 2 tz to what would ha the euuuiI
inr-em2 cf tL CoT-:m:::cnt if ens .Va cf the
duties anil :rLj 2 1 ly the 'tariff cf ItiS.irsrs
remitted. Tha C:-r:!zry transmitted a letter
from tha Leggier of tha Treasury, making the
felbrrir-jcxhilli, belrg his Ciumaics upon
tha total r:ceipt3 fir It'ha ical year endinj in
Jens, ISC 3. ..
The total receipts ' fir that year (we emit
.fraeticcs) ares;t down at $73,913,141
receipts fjreustems fi saraeperio l,Gi,022,5S
(he fih remitted would give a re-
, duetion cf 12,803,572
Leaving- an estimated annual in- - ;
comecf ' f . C1413,5es
One-fourth rcmi.ted irould give a . , .
? redueilcn cf ; i. : '16,005,715
Leaving an cstimatDd annual in
come cf 57,51X,425
One-third remitt&l trould give a 1
reduction of i v . : . - 21,4931
Leaving an esiimeiird annual in- . '
CCU3.3 Cf
52,577,133
DZATR CF THE CciT OK TES KaTSAS In-
riASS. Keas-hiiga, thu great Chief cf the
Kansas cr Kaw Indians, died in the camp of
his people on the night cf the 17th ula, and
was biriel cn th-i followlrcj day with the
the usual ceremonies of his tribo. .
Keashinga was a coble Chief, and his people
were greatly attached- to him. Ha was known
ta almost every inhtbltantcf Western LTissonri
an! Kansas. Hii horse, according to the
eastern cf hi3 tribe, was killed upon his grave,
ia order that be might not find himself on
foct ia the "cxtvied world. , ."
A ball was given by the IJnited States c Ul
cers cn the prairla at Lecompton, Kane as, cn
New Tear's eve. The ladie3 all were llacki-
naw shawls and CTershoes, and at the end cf
every cotHlioa wcald run to the re to trarra
their noses. The supper was served in a tent,
and all hands turned in about midnight. In
the mornirg holes were cut in the ice at Kaw
river, hat the ladies might wash their faces.
How do the thinly dressed belles who foot it
ia the gas lighted, overwarm ball rooms,' like
the picture? ..;!.'
Iitcesss EoBi.rux. A dispatch frcra New
York announces an immense robbery that has
been perpetrated in that city. Some fifteen or
twenty bonds cf the Illinois Central EaUraad
are among the stolen property also a certified
check cf $1,100 oa the Judd Linseed and
Sperm Oil Company, and bills receivable of
the sama company to the amount cf $200,000.
According to.one of the ministerial papers cf
Spain, cf tha 2iih cf December,' Gen. Santa
Anna, cf llcxico, had sent agents to lladrid,
to propose to ra-establish monarchy in Mexico
with a Spanish prince, or sovereign, provided
the Spanish government will grant hira cer
tain assistanctj, , The Epoca opposes any such
project, unless it be freely demanded by public
opinion in Ilexico, and have the sapportof
France and England. . - . '-;
' Arm cas Bsastdt. At the last meeting of
tha American Pomologica! Society, Coh, "Wil
der, the President, stated that Catawba brandy
made at Cincinnati, has been purchased at five
dollara per gallon for exportation .to France,
for the purposs of ..Savoring foreign liquors. .
A Eubternc;ean river has beea struck by the
persons engaged in boring an artesian well at
Henderson, Ky from which a jet of water is
forced up through the bore and thrown to the
height cf fty feet above the surface of the
ground.- " . ' .
The Eon.:; Thomas L. "Harris, cf Jllinois,
baa been presented to Mr. Buchanan as a pro-
per person t 11 the positioa of Postmaster
General.
The Chicjigo Frus gives the capital em
ployed in manufactures in that city as $T,73D,
dCO; number of hands, 1073; value of pro
ducts in 1S56, $15,518,003
-- A Hr. Alexander, of Woodford, in Ken
tacky, recently paid $15,000 for the celebrated
race-horse, Lexington." A good deal of money
to invest in horse fiesh. - . -
E. L, Jan. 9. The two Hcuiescf tie Gen
eial As2mbly inet to-day, and elected Jamei
F. Simmons V. S. Senator to Congress.
1. 1 ' ; "
See the Advertisement of D. C. & T.N.
SasceeV. in 'another column. Their, stock
will be large, and we trust they will be liberal
ly patron ixedV"- " ' "
ItCLIGIOrS JCOTICEU '
Preachlcj in Erowaville, at tie Sc'ol Ilcrase, ca
Tuesdav ev jiristlie 1C th, by Ktlert J. Spsncer.
, LwirX mum. wt ' i . . w .. .
PRE-EMPTOBS GUIDE.
Event Zlqn'in Sdrasts 'tJicull -'
: -:' ' have a Ccpj!'r " '
WILL X2 EEADr FOS LFLTVIIIIT, .
r -Maxell loth, 1857. '
The. KPre-Emptor3 Gnide". is the
title of a '"work now in press, ccntain
inrr all th Laivs, Instructions, Fcrmfi
ni decisions, relative to ths p-oLns
"An 'Act. regulating the. cispc-al cf
Lands -purchased ia trust fcr towa
sites.
Th-b-Trork Trill contain ah out 100
r. ,A? H Va cfit free Cf r0-t2
S-ua WU1 uw wuj.k -- va i.u-. .
to fLnjdesircJ addrcisca taerecepticn
of 51. A liberal discount siica t.o
agents" and dealers.' , ' . ;
Send in jour orders e'ailtv j
Paper3 noticing recdye a cepj
by serJIinga marked copycf their pi
per to thi3 clTIce. - ' ;'
. Adtlrers z . ' ' ....
- XlrcTrnTille, ZCemahs Co.-f IT. T; .
rcrscn3 uesirin:' to act ay n-rciits
LancLV'cpto the present cue; r.na
alio ihet Latr 'passed ai tho last Session
of tha "Nebraska Legislature, entitle!
ccr.r.
PRODUCE.
Ei:
(ill IIS? EATE3.)
Ficra,i?siri"? Ti- -
Coes: JIsa.1, " ; ". 1
Coax, ia C t.ir.-.'.l 13 bcihel...
-3.!:)
5o
Ss-a.r, l'j
Cofixt:,
Tka,
Dac '.
. IlO
. i
..... 10s
Llajn?,
t h;)ulleT,
i Je? ... ..
ft
8c
.. 9c
2.00
..... 0 j3
....... ,5,;
25j
Cxnen 3, clcs" ..... ..
LG-G3, ait, ...........
Fi:su Eerr, I? To
Potatoes, V buihel, cew
XL-
rrn,
MIT
AHA VALLEY DAS1K.
BROWNTILLE, X T.
A. IlAiiAjr, Caih'r. Sw II. TanDLr- Prcs't.
OriTrXNG DAYS, i:(n3aj3anaTLur5dij3.
DISCOUNT DAYS, Taesuajsand Fridays.
DAXKIrfG IIOURS, ft:m 1st November to
lit I'.zrth, 10 A. Mnto 3 L. J.: from 1st iiarch to
1st r.Gveinber, 9 A. JJ to 3 r. II. Era
Las d Office, Omaha City,)
Januarjr 26th, 1S37.
On the 1st day of Febraary this olUce will
h- opened to Pre -emptors.
Plits cf the followxg Xownships are readv.
and persons on any of them can come forward
as soon 33 they please, ana prove Tip. Uther
Plats are daily espected, and as soon as re
ceived, will ia like manner be ready. -Xos.l7,l.H,
19, ' ia Rang 9
1,2,3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17, . . .
13,1'J, 10
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, "11
5, 6, 7. S, "IS "
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, C, 7, 3, Nortb of Range No. 12 East.
1,2,3,6, . . " " 14,
5, and 6, 44 15,
5,and6, " 15,
A Public Sala is confidently expected on or
before the 1st daycf June; previous to which,
all persons claiming rre-Lmption must con-
sum at 3 them, cr they will be forfeited.
Persons applying to Fre-Empt, must :
1st. Be a citizen of the United States, or
have filed his declaration of intention to "be
come a citizen.'
2d. Either, the head of a Family, or a
Widow, or a Sir.gla Man, over the age cf 21
years.
3d. An inhabitant, cf the tract sought to be
entered, upon which in person he ha3 made
a settlement, and erected a Dwelling House.
("A person failing in any cne of these re paisites
can have no claim to Pre-Empt.")
4th. Satisfactory procf rcust be made to
establish the three foregoing requisites: This
must b3 done br ceo cr more disinterested
Witnesses. The "Witness, or Witnesses, must
testify -in person, at this odlce, except, t3by
reason of distance, sickness, or infirmity," they
cannct appear! " In such cases depositions will
be received.
5th. All papers connected, with Pre-emption
cases must be prepared in due form, by the
Pre-ernrtors or their mrents. This dutv can
not be too strictly, complied with, as it is
especially required, by a recent Circular- from
the Commissioner 01 the .Land, vince. , . .
Cth."Inali case3 of contest,-the party: who
first applies to make-proof and payment, must
give the notice to tha other claimant, and fix a
time for trying th e case. - - ;
.7th. Land Warrants are receivable, but only
one Yvr arrant can be -used. If a Warrant of a
less' denomination than 160 acres is used, the
difference must be piiid in money.
We will take pleasure ia alTordlcg any in
formation required, and any facility in our
power, to Pre-empt ors, but they should not
fail to attend the foregoing requirements. By
doing so, their business will lie promptly des
patched. JOHN A. PARKER, Register.
' ,'. A. R. GnxxoEE, Receiver.
" ' NO 2.
AN OltDIX AX CE. '
For the Imjiroeement cf &rf ii and aUei$ im tit
. - - , City of liroicnville, X T.
. Section. 1st. Fa it(hiainedby the City Council of
Frowntille, iNcmaha Co, S. that five mills cn the
dollar, valuation of all taxable property, be levied
for the purpse cf imprricj tho Streets and alleys
insaidCitrr ' '':',' ' "'
See. 2d-Fe it. further Ordained, that it shall be
the duty of tho llariha to proceed and collect the
above ta IriacedLatcly after tha expiration cf tbe
ten" days from the jaaaof this, Oriinanee, and
pay the m u.ey irto tbe hards of tbe City Trea3urei,
takir.g his race; pt tbcr.fcr. ; j . : ' t
Sec Sd. 13e it farther Orctained-, that iboulJ any
property holder in said City, fail to comply with the
requinaects of this Ordinance," then i.t filall be the
duty of the Marsha! to proceed arsi enforce the sam?,
in necerdaiice Trith t'ie i-aw in rasa cade maaa and
provided.
This Ordinance to tiko efTett front and after ten
days from the date f it3 passage. -
.Fassed,ilarch3d, 1S57. ...
.,-. - AJ5.I10LLADJLT,5Iayor.
Attest : - ,
B. K. TnorrsGS, Fecorder.
.'
..-.4 -.
SHRUBBERY,
OSAGE ORANGE.,
-f . AGENTS' FOit"-..'. .
0 VEH2ZAX & JLLXITS
ZZHlooixaiTi rj'toxx, HL
AOFeNXE ta tl? citizens r.f Nercahn Cocnty
. thai epoa the cpeains tf Kavtjalioa they trill
be in reeeiptof a Iire supply of alia jt. every assort -meiit
usually to Lefund ia IC crsc ri-s. The stoak
from whkh cur selections aremide isTerylarejCOB-
ai5tiaim prtcf:. ". .. ." .. ' ,'. , ,.
r33T055 A i pie Trees, from 6 to 8 fee L ' ".
. 10?,?(-0 Dwarf Ttvir Trees, 2 years old. " . .
S3,0t 3 Standarl i) front 2 to 4 year?.
- 113,013- Cherry Trees, 1 to 2 yean oid.Uw&rf aj.4
Standard.
Peach, Fluin, Apricot, and JTecUruH: Trees, ialare
number!. ." - .. .
.. 1C8,003 Fapbtrric,embracu:- every kind cf 8t;j
value. ... . .. ... - - , .
AH kin Is cf pcr.ulax as trt.Il ai rarer kiadi of other
axali fruit.
Fcrei -a asd 5at,iTe rrerr.'? XorTray Sr-m.;t,
Pjass. ; O'rypt-iiasri a,' Cedars, Ula k - aad Whitci
Spra, Faliam ileri.'jcis, e.c, lare Eediuin ur
fiall. ' " - ' " J:
"oraaireaLil Trees, Itcses, Sarulbery. Cl-atb: raj
II;idre Hart , et:.
. liJlboas Fcc-'J, tatite or fcrrort!; Dahha.?, Car-tction-j,
Faaies, C-ry:.ar.theuuan, 1'hloicH, all ii
great i.ba lane::, aad of the most Icaati al Tarie-iie-.
"
Y.'h'ld we ccTiI-Ieatlj c'ainfr oar pro-Iacticr.sio
s:acral aa :t.le:.ee cot earpa.?c.l by any o.-w
' -VKr5e-7- r-f-'--r'JJil. emphatallydat
t , , ...... Vr-h Dwarf am fctaa-lanL
as ccirtk Jed t.;.ir a extaat cr jna.r, iy asy
tiislujrstfK.- i:i Acicru..
As SJ-tirs to rroaa asa ti pr:-e, e
w-;:-J i?lae.ra thut ear tre.s were a-t alj cted 'to
the aitreai col I darln; the liit rioter, whi-.h e .;ac- j
ted s cxteun'-e injerj to u& erk-s at the V i
aal t'aattte ts.vebad no d.-oa'it dar;-g t-: past
asas.cr cj t;u tae jrn. i- w- i . --3
retarded. Th? f say le 1th --d tLcr:f--:c,ti to
ia rnae tea. .n nca -c
dla.r.-h 5th, l?v-.
U.C.iT. X. S ACCESS.
. aa O-1 4s. av -w ti---
FAII.IU to fee s.-vi;
h:.d ir.sdo' ill's t r-r
ILIX3 to .-.'e s .-vcr-i i -r? -: he. relic ft, who
1 pu;h2 seed.
The sals:r'3n Uka jrroal. flui.;-r ia iafi.ru ir
tha riant en, Fanl-.Ti" zlH Cu-laer?, th.n they
hare secured tti th xist itIVv'i 3 es a I.'ealt
ed npp!jof Fref b Seel cf tl.'.i rerj' vsl ille J !in!.
ths I'-roptrtlai tf trLkh t.-y i.j Lriit'j tip
liW Or.a acr9 ef jLo rtalka, : r,-r?r'.v
will yield froa 2l'i to Lli cil'.vL? if ia3 j ru;
e-.iuid to tia its; .New Orleans! and IVia th-' E43i3 j
roots, wjude rrj of eetlatt f.-ii:r. ;
oowa br-3icait cr :ia c; se ar.;.. a iitna
djc'y jloTr4cr highly Eaaarei, it iU yieti C,-i,1j
to tioMiiZ pjttnJ tt sBperivr ftivlicr to the
acrs. -
Si. It sarja?50 all ctiTT.!ini3 fi.r SiIUr; (feel
ing reen.) Aud fcJlcr, ca ai-c cf tha rrt
aisouatcf scrarj' juke vtkb it coatilas; aal is
grceoiiy eatea 1'j suxk tf a. lie-is.
4ih. It lean, repeaicl ettili: r-lii Fjyptun
Uiliet,STOTri2 o!f fret'y an I raii-.::vai'teruci. c-it-
5th. It ti3 1; iL-outa rnucb bctur fhaa ec-aaioa
eornjrctaiaiEjittgrcwj color a;il joicinsii evet after
the Buetl nij.turi'3.
6th. Tliarcr.l is exccllont fir lnniafl, hea
ground ia to n.'.il, and fatteas tlvCiJfti-j n:araU very
speedily. Frc:a twenty-five to acveLty-ave b'xshcLi
can boralasd cn an acre. - .
Thasesd, wi;hLas Utn very rare fully kcrt ,irc. I
kagef, eat-li eititaintsjer ough t vluat about m-
fifth of t.aartia drills 4 fe-t ly IS i3-be3,wi2iful!
directi'.Q fur t'ie cultivation, wbich. U i'erfec;!j
' tVtwu-V-. wtTT W fnrwsr.l.-.! l.v rr... t'rte t. f
ro3, Sr adjoarceei'it of 51 tVr a::
package. Wtea nvt sent by xuaiL we will forLih (
a prorortfcaata quantity ly exjresi at punUri
iarly orders are solicited, i the sarply tf geed '
and rcliaUe stiel is quite iiaa :ci. A j j ticanti itiatcs
will be entered ia theorda- inwLkli they ar rereiT
eil, and the soei will be niailcd a3 socn a?po:llk.
A Ttamphlet will to sent, post.s free, to till h-
purchsse sc?if ; cr to aay jcrca fko will er cl : i 3 a
tiiree ccntstin p.
Deaden ia eedi and country cierchaiU can te
snppliel at a liberal discount frtta retail rates, if
their orders sr. receired imaediatily.
Adlms witli a pUia direction Lr nailing cr shlp
picr. '
'e Trill a! be prepared to fcriiLih a cnijia and
eSjient taill t3 express the juice from the caae,and
cauldrons kc-, for boiling the same.
Jlanr testiinoniala in adlliioa can be glvea to
prove ita ali.ptiidiie3 to the 2forth trei:cra and
Western, stas.
lAT OUR WAREHOUSE
TF3Z aho le found at all tine
L LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
Of a3 kinds cf
Farm Implements
AND MACHINERY,
With a full SU:kcf '
Ticld and GardenSecds,
Cf tbe Host FrniAXu: and gc-nulss Undi.
- tSTur. Catalogues sint oa j-pllea.i.vn.
TIEXF.Y D. FAIFHY & C0
201 Lake Str:? Chicago, F.l.
3jth5th,lS57.
S3-tf
" Across. Tlic' Shntc :
,': . At- the Head of (lie Island '
ABOVE XEOWXYILLE, .
To W. S. Hall & Cos Sar Mill.
TTTIE under?? jned aanouueca to the Fublie that he
X has parthased the Fcttt privilej-J -nr.t-.'d Jack
ion Pet ars, at tho last Si-stun of the Lef:.;latTir,
and is r ow prepared -wi th a new and rabstauiial boat,
atoll tiiaej to AJi-Tunnodate the patdii. Char -e 3
Btraal rates. . . " ' -
CnTTt -,TTTT-,T -
. Marth 5tb, 1357. - " 33-Cni
J. R JENNINGS, ;
Wholosalo Grooor,
. : - ""' . " AND
I ". CQHI1IIS3I0X IIELCIIANT, '
: COUNTRY PRODUCE, ;
- Corner Second and Frances Sts. ' '
ST. JOSEPH, 210.,
H
AS on baud, atd to arriTe, the fu'Jowixij arti-
eles, whh inllbi sf.M te th fcra lo on aeotn
atic?term: EXCLUSIVFLY-AT AVUOU:-
whkh
terms,
mod
S'A
150,CC) Cigars all qcali-lCO 1x3 E D. aad W B
tj.j " cbecs ' '
4C00iickaC A Salt 1:5 boxes' starch .
2r0 LLidaS O Sasar 22 J bbls and hf bbis water
SCO fkJ FI Coffee and bat'r cratri;rt -
ICO f OG Java Ccffoie 200 bbU aal hi Ills pilot
C3 La'j'injTa' bread aad pic ck" do
It!) M'xh . 200 bbU e'-j& a ills sorore-i
20 1 "bll-V half Ibis and-CO ec? aad wine Ly -
kjrs Fclcher's 1! hisses-ICS bo.sipT.le vinegar
"Oo'bb:.", balf bbls acl cr30i) baa Tcbaeeoali grades
1 y K reaed da ' 2:3 txi sen kir tobacco,
153 l.alf chesti tea, . all various tnridi
tird?
1C;) ba-auhej jipe sterna
230 to", F-jLhirsSa-r-.r SO Ibis II fc' "f-ici! ad
150.111, tai'a, qrs, tea 1. Joca Anacada -
2 i.nl 3 IlackcrcL lJ btla fll&ert.?, ' lrai.1
2C0lxfldriedberr.rrr3 r.ut, yir.i
2) hf tha White r"i.-h lO ks s CS-da
" ' j dnna dry Cod' Fiii 509 keera aiKcrtedT ilia .
2C.Q b-iaaii'd candy $ .3 x, fcilf ar.d tAr star
1C1 " foney" '' - . canFi-i . .
SC'F.Hrupaf"" - - 150 dosterinedo
10 J 'bx'irj "sad ira Eaa-200 d bar : sp ,
ia, -v, -illilJ-'j
59 bra Francs '
' - sr.VFfitins.
Cotton jam, carpet chain,' lattirg, eacdle wi-iks,
enttoaand hes:p twir:-. wheat anl xaeal sack?, axej,
mlaa aad shove..', rarieaset-dj ar.l straw rakes, fr;
r
fr-sih toaiatoe, eaatoii ginger, prttrtes, c-t
asl
rslr.at cat
leai.ra Ffrap, fcbfters. sardines, tt'.raj'. ard e-cace
t,f fcfee, chocolate, pickl?5, iswitche.",!:.
.WOODEX TVAK
WashVsar!", tub?, ecmra-TX I-IX et lir pa'l , 33 B
psi!?, piae aai ced.ir ch Bras, bra: a Ur.a.l chs,rr.s,tar
ticket?, well lai.kr'a. cedar eaos, tr-p stick?, tatter
printibuckryc towla ia jfjr, irt-a ttr.l kc- or.
tio, three, f, re aal ten rubn, tha a:alIoreize -with
bile?, eoi.aion aai I Ii half tcihcla aad tacajure?,
cir'.p atK la etc.
' I an il.-o o r "nt f:r the scdof K A slLard have.
uw oa bntd L.0 )3 V.ls for sale at ecsi aal traa.-vr-titiua.
I Lave the cat-'.-itiTe ave by direct cor.. -a-nett
of Sreh-cdr- id-.-r.a Fi'di'seel ' ntr-i cysttra,
wikcowlejed to le t..e tittutup iai.:.i,'.r,
' " "
To California anil Salt Le liirtizrr.nt.v.
Yoar c-- :lrl altcn'.;:a ia ir.-.T;-d rr c-
.-a cxh.'rtee? eTcrythi?,-: suite 1 to y. Lr
fasts ta cr :
l r;I -1-t B-?s- yrd,l-.rl r,r--t cr.li
Kar.-l i
' " r '"-":"-' :
. .all - f L -h v,M La . II at t! I.-iw-t c.!
j lr;,e.
. i. Ju.i.-i.'u;..
g. rr. hi:r:.
L-l J 1 I ... 4 . . 1 L . )!
lEHAIIA city, yr. T.
? t I.
FERRY
chaia?, lead sact, icer t,roo., r- i i
heop,QAnUla, Jute and cotton c ri i, in ar.l
caller, alaa, vhit l?ad, vln iutr aath, wir.de w
riMS, tclarsjart of JliTcn-nt sues, aert;-d
Easjifraalirk, p:e f raits, freah fhca, Iran- y
chirriea aad t-eaches, eorrect ar. l rasj berry jelht.
KOTART PUBLIC,
LAXD AXD LOT AG EXT
a:;d agent roi;
. I j! , - I - ; 1 "
i . j 4 . w ... . t W t I m I .... . ...nil 1 Ui
Cz
1 .
GENEHAL -LAND AGENTS,-
rLATTsTroTrriT;
HIi cc, I .-f ra,
' t.rtu:)- Till; ?, F-y r. .lai .v. L.TCi.irr r.wa-
- V", Vv' -"-11" . . , ' J.---
Vejj - i. - .
-T Trvr-
" - J.' 31. DEWi?, -ufiOCluti! AttCXTtcr. ,'
" ' ItHFCinNCIZy :'
f e.EC Vclr Li
' ,u J
'j ari
C-jkU I,tr;
vt
(Vi.ir Fjt iit. M
Ciccbti.;;;. Oh".
liJcnTTJvd. 1..
Cia-::Mi:i, 01; io.
Vinc;ntrjTto; N. J.
II;jrtit;i-.-3-ji.' , .
i y.lni a. Or?cne,
X. W. The u a,
S.hxt!y & r-'-on
Oea. Wia. Irk! .
ILJubnson.' " -I.ltel
& Son. -.
Iic-lInon S I'D..
Darlicgtra Co. Kir. k.
1"l
ia, Fx.
ifed:.Ti,y.j.
Hsnin-'s Patent Champion
HRE-rr.OO? SAFES,
TT71TII A.iri riitcnt rcwJ.r-Frtcf L-vVs the
t V same thst were aR-aruri E.-a1a5?f .r H! at
tLe World' Fair Ltml-a. 1, a-1 tb 3 Wer', i'? Vi'r,
NewTcrk, 1552: ati are tieot.tr Aaer-' mts i -fes
taatwere awardri Litda'j ai ti-u Lual.a V.'orld a
Fair.
These Safes arecowadxittI to la rarerur U ztj
ever c.T:rt 1 to the pni;!? ; acl tb sjib-jcribcrj c-hoJ-lenre
the WcrM t, prrJace an ia.ftar-ee cf L?e
ba.es UiLnj to xr'-"5erre their cottects tbroir-n. tae
hottest fre., or a ur.'Lir j.kkin the l y-k. -The
subscribers ac t their aen..jt are tae . - v rr-
SOU3 autboriisvl to ntak a-1 .f-!l H rrir'i l'at;nt
Champion Safe, wita ILi!;3 Fa'.ent lewder Froof
Lockj. -
s. c. nEr.r.iyr ca.
Green Fx5, 133, 137 acl IZJ Water St,
, . w "d5ilurriSt,-wTitrk.
Jarcb 5th,ISj(. :;s-6m.
To lilsxnor 3calcrsf;
Wholesale Grocers, Druggists, Photo1-graphers,AtrihrotypersJvrotcch-nist?T
Glass Mannfacrarors;
and Artizans in general. .
BEST C(
EraiK
EST COGXAC OIL, to t.rwla:- a L:--fiarrci
dy with pure spirits; ai'o, tbo fliv -rir
all the Art?: 3u-Ui
.i.
a.i I'Liilni. I::--Tr.uf..'i. Cil.
nuam. Aiwst, ..ir-rT3S?. iear.a Licax
Fercha 11 .t:L- tn-i Li-:j, Cyacile, lvtta i i:a.
Eaettlal Oil--: Lt-.n, I-rraravt, JLntrr-d r. Cvr?,'
JuB'lp-r, Ciriway, I.;??, Orange, Vaill'.a:, laactt
powlor, ar-1 F.y i'ar-rr. - .
N. C A Valuah'.e Preparation t? ei?3 Age "
and FjJj t j en- Vrhi.-ky, aud ether U.u-waelj acl
IxportcdU-j-icrj; it Is aii valuable aa ael-rirsruf
allifaidj trhk-Lare waldy aad tor-M.ar..! full dj-n?- -tioaa
fur ee seat t. ih evrry crJr. 1 .j- a.' ca :.!,-
m ?t laodorats trraa. by Lr. I-.I'CCi IT V.' A S'j V.'.t
Caeisinarl Iarcrtcrcf 'all E;a-.r.ti.U (JZi. Dr:-m
32-4w
ir.:.riifiLana.N.Y.
. VTaI. OSBOIIN. - ,
. raaxri im .....
t. V
CLOCKS,: WATCHE3P
J.-wdry, rivM War;, Catlcry, Fp-xoa, Jtc, d3; '
ZJ"s.z vtin.3 a:.l F.sriisiNa dcr.o on short
notiee, and all wc-j..Trir.zAiTe.r. . j
CHASLE3 G. D0H33Y, - "
'-. -AND ' . " ' ' : '
GEXERAL LAXD AG EXT,
First Sire;,' rcrpcslta " Aivsrtiirr 'f cHrs.)
----- EI70WXVILLE, 2.:T.:
FspectalTr s- Felt :h '-n'-'n-c ..f thi pt.!.ric La
. Euyir,;?r.li?-,;:-.a,' ;' .
CLAIMS, TOWX PROPERTY
" Xjo.i3.cI "'CtrTTrrv ueat r ' ,.
And Filing Declaration cf InU'ntloi t:
All rlaiscar.a tf land a are adri -cl t Lie i:r.taJi
ats!y, if tii ?y have ns already d ?re ;, JU) jrm.
siona of the ire-crpticnUw in th.il rcvr-t-tansjlsui
and nut to be avi.i.-d,r.Ts-d it ii ir.:r-;--.;.l to p rf;el
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