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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1857)
THE ADVERTISER, ""TtTvTrURXAS, Editor. A. S. HOLLA DAY, Associate Editor. TH'JKSDAV MORNING, MAECII IS, 1657. S. H. TARn, General Advertising Agent, in rear f Sew York, Ladies' and Children' .Shoe Store, Sd Wu8t Fourth street, Cincinnati. Axduew Wisp, American, Canadian and Europe an Advertising and Subscription Offiie, No. 133, y-;ia Sjrees, New York. " V. S. SwthxkR, No. 43 Chestnut street, Saint Louis. !. F. McLrxc, Troy, Ohio. Ir. II. II. Darst, Tippecanoe, Ohio. V. C. Mi'nger, Corinyton, Ky. - A. I). Kibl, Areher, Nebraska. Il" V. Fetkr, Oregon, Mo. lw.i.os A Hawk, Uockport, M IUdfv A White, Nebraska City, N. T. I)R. M. Vt'. Tath, Linden, 11 T. J. DiRVt'Jf, Three Grave, N. T. Are authorized AgnUto solicit Subscriptions and Jli!rcrii!cnnnls for the Advertiser, 'and recieve and rseicpt for monies thereon. . Persons resident in this Territory, coming from Triotis portions of the State, often suggest to us the names of perons in their old neighborhoods, who wjuid doubtless become subseril.TS if they could ace a copy of the "Advertiser." We always send a Scci uj.a copy, and persons reeieving, will consider it a t,,liciiaUon to become a regular subscriber. Post masters and others, feeling suthcient interest to make up a club, can retain the usual per cent for their truuule. JOB "WOSK. WiA recent extensive additions of r.ew Type, Cuts, colored Inks, Bronzes, Cards, &c, rtaJc'to the "Adverti?er" Office, we cUim to Vb able to turn out Job Woik in a manner un iiirpaSscd by any office. The proprietor being a practical printer himself, and havirg in bis employ an accompl'ie-l av.d experienced Fancy Job Printer, is determined not to be o'.it-donc in the execution of Job Woik. Cards (having one of Foster's latent improved Card Treves). Blank, Work in Colors, Bronze Work, &C, will meet with particular atten tion. Orders from a distance will be promptly at t'.iiJe J to, and warranted to give satisfaction or i,o pny. if" Territorial Warrant and Nemaha County (irJtrs drawinp interest will be taken at par in payment fr indebted nesj to this Ouice.j WAE AGAIN IK KANSAS. It is seriously apprehended that "disturban ces" will commence again in a few months in Kat:sifi, between the Free Slate and Pro-slavery narlies. We had made up our mind that the country, at least for some time, would be free from the Slavery or Kansas agitation; but judging from the "signs of the times," we have reasou to be- l;vc aaolher war is portending. This is an unhappy an . calamitous condil'on ' fr our country, and more particularly for the United States. It is a serious and melancholy nlr, zu if the President has the power, the f;rit manifestation to renew these disturbances Ir cither party in any country, should be im mediately and thoroughly put down. If Pres ilent Tierce h id done his duty in time, there v.cu'.d not have been one fourth of the trouble ia that Territory, and now if Mr. Buchanan acts iththe same tardiness in this matter, we may look for a repetition of analogous troubles. Kansas and Nebraska stand upon the same fjusda'.ion, both being organized by the same a.t, aud and at the same time. Said "Organic Act" gives each Territory the right to regulate its own domestic affairs without the interrcn t'.onof Cyvgr; presuming that the inhabitants of Stales, or Territories, are competent to gov cn themselves and to know their wants best. i VC n lw'lipvp fliwtr lirt a frrnrt fitiil crmr-it linn. , - i vipv, ti -tw-i(j( iv4 iiiai tllij vuaiil.vv m. it ra.iy be abused, and we doubt not, but what it li3 bf en wofully abused in Kansas. When it becomes necessary to er.force a doctrine, or jrincijjle, in a republican land, by the imple ments of war, we cannot, we trill not give our a&jc:.t to such a doctrine, regardless of the par ty, or parties promulgating it. Every citizen and voter from every section of the Union, is iiivitel to Kansas and Nebraska, and a voice is f rom'sed them by tho "Organic Act4' in the adoption of domestic laws, and tho regulation cf all matters pertaining to their interest and we'.fjTa, Yt'heu a barrier in any shape what ever, is crectod against the operation of this ob ject, we nre as bitterly and as sentimentally op posed to it, as ary one else. So far the prin ciple has worked "like a charm" in Nebraska, nnd it is to be hoped, by all rational and good oitizci.s, that it may never work otherwise. It is universally almitted, that Nebraska will be come a free State; although, our own county is filled bv a lar number of citizens from ilave States, we do not know of one who de :res the introduction cf the Ethiopian race, bead or free into the Territory. We will con-t-ii'ac in peace with one another and the ''rest nmkind," form and adopt our State Con f tat:on, with or without slavery as it suits us kst We wUh no fanatics fromthe South, from- the North Kansas is a much more forgji.al land for such Union-destroying, ""-eating," monomanics. Those who want to follow peaceful avocations and "worship God accoi-V.ng to the dictates'of conscience" with out fear of gun-powder, balls, bomb-shells and towie knives, will fiud in Nebraska a-warm and cordial welcome- "Curnc one come all" f this sort to Nebraska the oilier sort will llcve pass on to the seat of war iu Kansas, for d)?reyoii may have an opportunity "falling ';.i:.tV f3r the saka of the fanatical North cr S utU. KIIIAEA C0TOTT- ara persuaded that many of our own ci- l-?ns do not fully understand or appreciate the ''aprtant advantages of Nemaha county, ijvy seem to forget that farmers near a navi- b-'-'.e stream or cut-let alwavs prosper in a ,r'ro rapid ratio than thoso who live r'wy miles distant from such out-let The 3 r Terence iu the value of land situated in the Uvo localities is no loss striking and self-cvi- "'il calling fur no argument i extenso from ts- We confess our inability-honcstl v to ac r.t for sorae of our citizens locath-g aad U- :-;S c'uinis isolated, and far from the river kea within our conr.ty, aud near navigation c'.rao1e and valuable claims can be obtained, ! "'e expense and troub's. be hues of Nemaha county were changed ytLe patt Legislature; notwithstanding the a 'etion, we can b-aast of the best body of land ,n th-9 Territorr, and at the present tim J we show a larger namh.T and a better class of 'ain than any other - county ia Nebraska. ,Vjfof this is clear to the unbiassed cbserv criatr,i 1 .1 - "ijuugu iiie counrv is suiitcicnt. in -ar &r.k!s at some future time we will ia; county boundaries of Nornaha and a p'-.on in detail of the alvanLngrs, im - t -rir--'. r ,1.. . 'DAILY LINE CP KAIL COACHES FS02E 2S0WHVILLZ TO DOTJULAS." -Start cot reader, at the Caption! It has be come "as familiar to us as household words," was held np high and long as ote of the benefits that woultleccvetably acrue to Brown ville in the event the Capi ol was removed Douglas. The i letter written by from its present location to following U an extract from i a resident f Nebraska Cit undef date Jan. 18th, 1337, , Irora Umaha, during tho pend- ancyof the "Capitol Bill," to the North Western Democrat ', signed "C. F. II." "The place to which the Capitol is to be re moved is near Salt Creek immediately West of Nebraska City, at aa cmbro ycleped Doug las City, about U) miles from the River, l's location there will jive the finishing touch to that rising metropolis. It will pack the country Wcatwiih dense settlements, who will draw their supplies from Nebraska City, and it will be virtually locating the Capitol at that place." How do jou like it, citizens of Brownville and Nemaha county! Does it look much like running "a Daily line of Mail Coaches from Brownville to Douglas." It is simply an admission of what every one, acquainted with the facts in the premises, hums. Certainly it would "give tho Gnishing touch to that rising metropolis," and would be nothing else than "virtually locating the Capitol at Ne braska City.", Thus you see w hy the e was such a "deep interest felt in behalf of Brown ville and Nemaha County" by our "Sister City" in Otoe 6uch an interest ts to warrant the expenditure of a "Dollar or two," in con vincing our people that the "Nemaha Delega tion ought to bo whipped into the traces or resign." We do not copy the above, neither do we write, in any spirit of bitterness or complaint toward Nebraska City or her people ; but to let the people in this placo and County know that it was cot the "interest felt in our behalf" that induced our neighbors to labor with such zeal as that manifested during the agitation of the Capitol Bill it was all jol de rot, so far as being a benefit to our place or county was con cerned, and right well they knew it. For their zeal, and untireing energy, we give them credit. and cite to their example in this respect, as one worthv of imitation. WILL OTJE CITY PE0SPE21 Wo ask the question, will our city giowlo be a great Metropolis and that too without the least assistance ? Did you ever know a case of this kind ? There is no point in Nebraska Territory with more providential advantages than the city of Brownvillc, and all that is ro quired is some aid to cause her to take a stand alorgsidethe bestof towns or cities in the West, But, unless those who boast of their fifty and one hundred "City Lots," do something in the way of improving or sell to persons who are anxious and willing to buy at, fair ratesi no one can reasonably expect to see a place of any importance at this point Wo speak the sentiments of every sensible man. Gentlemen these are facts you cannot deny them and as long ns our city prcpcrty is held by men at home and abroad who will not improve norstl on reasonable terms to settlers, so long will we remain behind, far behind the progress of other points iu the Territory. We will continue to honor you Gents with an occasional pufl", unti you do something sell out or improve. 2I0VIXO. Through the medium of our eastern Ex changes, and corresiondence, we are iu receipt of reliable data, that the coming season wil be un equaled in the amount of emigrants for the West; that in some instances entire neigh borhoods are readv and anxiousdr wailing to "take up the lino of march" for their new homes. The incentives to a change of residence or emigration are many ; every individual cmi grant he or she has some peculiar idolized ob ject in view in leaving the land of their tinttrilT All mrroA 1iot fit a i tie-nol nrnl " r .1 i 1 , , . prominent of these is the nope and desire that 1 with a change of homes their may come aj charge in "worldly affairs," and instead of draging out their live long davs in want and misery, they may find and enjoy a portion of that independence which is the result of a reasonable sharS of tho "good things of this e." Another desideratum, of t o less mag nitude, induces thousands to undemo the heart-crushing anguish of a "last and fond adieu" to the "old homestead," "be it ever so liumble"; viz: a reslordion of health. A few words by way of advice for all who have made up their minds to try their for tunes in new countries ; and in the first placo when arriving at the point for 'which you started, do not become discouraged or dissatis fied becauso you are deprived of many little comforts ar.dconvcnicncics, and forced to en dure many hardships incident to the settlement of new countries. Prepare your, minds to meet with "hard knocks" for a season; and our opinion for it, many who are row victims to disease, incurable disease, will find these "knocks" highly efficacious in restoring to health life and vitror. There is no remedy in the whole range of medical discovery ancient or modern equal to the healing and health invigo rating virtues of a residence where the system receives daily a few such "knocks." To all who desire to find homes in a new country possessing a climate without an equal in point of health, and a 601I matchless in richness and fertility, we say ccine to Nebras ka. If you wish to avoid strife and live in a land where you may exercise tbe right of speech without fear of molestation or punish ment we advice vou br all means to "pitch ... your tent" in Nebraska. We have no dis- turuauccs ncre on tne suijcct o. navery pi .1 y ' a r 1 any, otner suoject; auaouga our population is composed of persons from almost every State in the Union, a perfect good feeling-prevails; a Southerner and a Northerner join hands, neighbor with each other, worship together, drawing no line of distinction but living and 'moving along"' as a "band of brothers. This is as it should be; not only in Nebraska but in every S:ate or Territory in the United States. We again say, if health, wealth, happiness and peace bo your object in emigrating to tho West, let rcmr ''lots be cast" in the healthy and beautiful Territory of Nebraska. J St. Louis and St. Joseph merchants and niir.nfactnrcs, can find no better advertising j medium than the "Advertiser," which has hr f , i . . . , ,l. r ULEAD CAST IEZ WATTS" A arw agest. We have mado it a practice, whenever go ing from homo, to fill our pockets with "Ad vertisers" and proipectases therefor. Last Sum mer "thus armed and equiped" we spent a number cf day out oa the prairie "nay West beyond wlicro any body lives." 50 or GO miles at least from any human habitation, where two Indian' trails crossed each other, some boJy had stuck up a "flag stake." As we rcde past, thu idea struck us, that we'd establish an ageacy at this point, knowing that considerable importance Las always been attached to "cross-roads." According'y we rod back, alighted from our mule, and with pencil, wroto on the margin of an Adver ser," "take, read and subscribe," and with a strip torn fromthe ragflag, tied the paper to the st.ke. Bidding our new agent "good day," and wish ing bim success, went oa our way. We had quite forgotten the circumstance until a few weeks since, we rsceived two dollars enclosed ia a letter from a gentleman residing in the northern part oflowa, stateingthat he had been ou a "look at tliu country" through Nebraska last fall, and found a copy of the "Advertiser" tied to a stake on the prairie" as described, and "being pleased with the paper, and struck with the novelty of tho agency, determined to subscribe" and accordingly sent us two dol- ars. This is a practical demonstration of "casting bread upon the water," cvc. CB1NESE SUGAE CANE. ' Tust nove, every Agricultural paper we peruse, is filled with articles upon This subject. Where it has been tested, it has been found to be valuable for its Sacharice qualities; for stock, both seed and stalkB. We copy to-day an article on the planting, cultivating and har vesting of this ne w plant. Next week vc will copy another article oa this subject, from Hon. Cuas. Masoji, Commissioner of Patents, giving an account of the origin of the Chinese Sugar Cane; its introduction into this Country, and accounts of experiments, in various por tions of tho Uted States. Some of it was cultivated in this Territory last year, and found to do well; We planted a few seeds of it in cur garden latt year, which did well, and matured long before frost, some of the stalks attained the cnorraons height of 16 feet 3 inches. We hope the enterprising Farmers of Nemaha county will test its qualities thorough ly this year. We have a limited supply of seed which we will distribute gratuitously to to Farmers of this county, who will experi ment thoroughly with it and report the result for the 'Advertiser' columns next fall. Trotting Match Good Time. The spotting men of this vicinity have had on foot for a few davs a trotting match, or race (we are not familiar w ith the phrases of tho Turf) against time, viz: a bet of $ 0 that a horse, owned by a Farmer of this county Mr.' Bu ciianan, would trot, in harness, a mile inside of 4 miuutes. Tho trotting came of on Tues day last. Time 3 min. 24 sec. Taking every. thing into consideration cold weather frozen ground and no prepared track just on the rough prairie pod tho time is called cxtraordi narily good. The knowing ones think the circumstances were about one minute against the horse, in the distance; in other words that ho can with a fair show trot a mile in 2.24. Those rr-ore familiar with such sport can form a better opinion than we upoa the subject. The following we copy from Porter's Spirit rf the Times, as the fastest time ever made. By a running horse was by II. Pent, a mile m 1A2 ; and the fastest mile made by a pacer was bv Pochr.hontas, in 2.17,l; and the fastest mile ever made in trotting, was by Flora Tern pl, in harness, ia 2.2 There has boen some unnecessary flutter irv as the effects of our article two weeks ago. in regard to tho petitions sent from this County, ... 0 ,, , , ! We supposed it was generally known to whom we particularly referred, by a train of existing circumstances which are known to those who keep an eye on passing events ; and we say here, that wo hud not in our mind's eye when writing, the. gentlemen who was directly our oMXincnt last fall. So far 03 he and oursclf were concerned, thero was nothing serious bo tween us, nor have wo known or heard of any thing to tho contrary since. Look oct fou Them. Capt. White, of the firm of Hoblitzkll & Co., has gone East for a Spring S't:ck of Goods. Look out for largest stock that ever came up "B g Muddy." Get your dira;s ready, too, for tho "Cash Sys tem' will be tho motto hereafter. - Eroxtille Stoxe and CoaL Comtant. We publish in to-days paper, the "Articles of Incorporation of the Brown ville S:ono and Coal Compar-y' Such is the estimate placed upon this enterprise by our citizens, who know what can be done by tho epperations, that the whole amount of the Capitol Stock $50,C00 was taken in" less than 4S hours after sulscrip tion books were op3ned. As soon as tie weather will permit, the Company will commence business. The first point of "operations will be in the Bluffs above this City. Remember th "Associate Editor." Let it ever bo remembered in the distribution of V-mall favors" that tho "Associate Editor" ex jxjets sluvr; a town share or shares, or any thing in which thero is a show to make an lonest dollar, and if there should "turn np'' anything good for the body or stomach such i wine, cako etc., please pass it rouud this way. A LIST OF TITLES OF ACTS. Passed ct i Third Session rf the Legislature rf Xchraski. ROADS. An Act to establish a Road, From Bellevne via Hazleton and Iron Bluff to Fremont Brownville to r Nemaha City Fremont, Dodge co., to Central City Omaha City to Farview Omaha City to Manhattan via Fontcnelle Ft. Calhoun to Buchanan Pappillian crek, atMcCardits to Flk Hcrnciiy Platsmouth to New Ft. Kearney Omaha City to Cbester, in Lancaster co., a point near tho junction of the big end West Papillion creeps connecting with a Territorial TTri to Fc'lcTtn attJ Omaha in Pcs? co to Fremont Dodge co., thence N W. to a point at the head of JIaple creek Dear the N. lY. corner of Dodge co. Ntbrastiaad Kearney city to Tecumsch Jamesons Mill in Otoe co. to Hoovers Mill iu Nemaha co. Ne braska city to Omaha city -De Soto to De catur via Woodville in Central city Belle rue to Jron Blu23, to a point oa the Platte river Fontcnelle to a point on the Missoiiri opposite Cuming city Brownville to the Kansas line Nebraska city to Weeping Water falls via Spring Grove- Omaha city to Cedar Island' Nebraska and Kearney cities to Brownvillc -Elk Ilork city to tho forks of the Elk Horn river -Freraoa Tia Iron BluGs to Hazleton ta Douglas co. BellevuetoOmahacity 7-Florence to Colum bus via Golden Gate Plattsmouth tc Ches ter Lancaster co. Elk Horn city -to Iron Bluffs Plattsmouth to Weeping Water falls in Cass co. Omadi to the. Mouth cf Running Water river Brown ville to New Ft. Kearney Omaha city to Elk Horn city Elk Horn city to Omaha city- Omaha city via Hazleton to Chicaso on the Elk Horn river, JOIST EES0I.CTI0X3 AND MEM&BIALS. Tn relation to Pacific. Railroad For the relief of citizens in Richard;on co. Rela live to nrintin- the Laws and Journals n relation to Public Printer to crant of .and to Simpson Universitr and Nebraska city Collegiate institute to annexing a per 'on of Minesota to Iowa to Railroads 1 across Nebraska to connect with Railroads across lowa to time 01 iaKinr, eaeci 01 me Laws. TOWS FEBST AND BRIDGE COMPANIES. An Act. to incorporate the Woodville Ferry Company Excelsor Town and Ferry Co. Oak Bluffs Town and Ferry Co. Loup Fork Bridge and Ferry Co. Central city and Land Co. Platte Valley Insurance Co., at Bellevuo Nebraska city Ins. Co. at Ne braska city. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETT. An Act, to incorporate tho Nemaha county Agricultural Soeiety Dodge county Agn Itural Society Territorial Board of Agri- , , cu cultural TOWN COMPANIES An Act, to Incorporate the Covington Town Company City of Omaha (also a Suppli- mentarv Act Cuminr: city Papnillion city in Douglass co. tho Town of Wyom- in; of Do W itt of Marietta of Dayton of Logan of Iron Bluffs of Leman of Manchester of St. John f.f ttridf.ir.1 RnrinT Grova city n-. e t -ii - n 1 - n k City of Louisville De aware city Lali- w w' . lonna t-.iy -". Addison Salina La Loupe Jacksonville Weeping Water Lanicre Blayburg Sante Land and Ferry co. 0 "'I (also a supplementary act) Fontenelle Bridgo and Ferry co. (also a aupplementary acO riattford Ferry co. St. James and Minnesota Ferry cd. An Act, to establish a Ferry at Buchanan -at La Platte in Doudas co. at Ft. Calhoun River nt the mouth of the Platte t ti n across the Tlatto near the mouth of the Lk Horn -in Nemaha co.- at Central city in Burt co at St. Johns, Dahkota co. at Point Lcsau at De Soto, (Snpplemeiitary. t t nn(,ppr at Omacli at Cedar Lland, in Cass co. MILLS AND MISCELLANEOUS. An Act, to Incorporate Tappillion Mill co. Lcanquicourt co. Chester Salt Manufacturing co. Ft. Calhoun do -Lancaster do- Watcrville town and do To Erect a Mill Dam across Salt Crock at Chester the north fork of tho Nemaha nver- and Mill on the Xorth Pappillion creek. MISCELLANEOUS I ILLS. An Act, regulating the disposal of unclaim ed property in certain cases in relation to Banking for the relief of E. Esta- brook to restrain Sheep and Swine in Nemaha. Cass and Otoe counties to regulate the disposal of Lands purchased in trust for town sites td establish Sioux city and Logan Omnibus Linn- to author- w izo religious societies to hold property- to locate the Penitentiary of Nebraska to provide for interest on Territorial Warrants to amend an Act to incorporate the tovn of T. ... . .. . , - . . Brownville to amend at act in relation! . to Llections- to amend the Oity Charter of Bellevue-; ; to creat tho office of for- ritorial Rcrxuter to authorize the City Council of Nebraska City to declare the width . J , ,r . oi sirects to incorporate mo masonic llall Association ct lapitol Lodge Umaiia city to amend an Act to exempt the Hannah Niles to defray the expenses of takingthe Census of NebraslUTerritory- for the protection of religiom worship- to legalize the acts of Chas.Mathews, Assessor of Washington co. for the yoar 1836 ; to change the time of commercing the Session of the Legislative Assembly to define tho limits of the several Jt dicial districts of Nebraska Territory jfroviding for the collecfion of the Revenue- concerning en- closures, trespassing animals, and partition fences. locate seats or justice. An Act, to locate the Scat of justice of Cass co. Richardson co. (also a Suppl'ry act) Cedar co. and defiue the boundaries thereof Cuming co., and to charge the name of county seat Cass co. Johnson co., also an act to de- fine the boundaries Washington co. KEW COUNTIES. An Act, to create Sarpy courty Leanqui court county. BAILROADS INCORTOSATC An Act, to incorporate tho Central Pacific Nebraska Central do do. UNLVER51TIES. An Act, to incorporate St. Johns, in Dahko' to co. of -Nebraska city at Saratoga Dah kota city Collegiate and Preparatory institute St. St. Man-s Female Acidemv Brown- villo college-i-Omadi colleg Rock Bluffs seminary Salem Collegiate institute to re vive tho Plattsmouth Pretttrntory and Olle- giate institute to inc. the Nebraska Medical society to inc. the Brownvillc Lyceum, Lit - ' iarv and Lihriry artcctati property of married women from execution "rco 'or a period of 51 ty years, b: :?ned . .. , v i a t Brownville, N. T.,) J. W. COLEMAN, in certain cases to dissolve the bonds of . March 2 jg. n ruRNAS. matrimony between Obadiah J. Niles and Received for record March 2, A. D., 1857, COPT EIGHT SECTJEED ! PRE-EMPTOHS GUIDE Every Man in Nelraslcx tJiouIJ . have a Copy! ! " WILL EE READY TOR DEUYEEY, " March lotb, 1857 Tho "Pre-Emptora Guide" is the title of & work now in pres?, contain ing all the Laws, Iristructions, Forms and decisions, relative to the public Lands, np to the present date; and also the Law passed at the last Session of the Nebraska-Legislature, entitled "An Act regulating the disposal of Landspurchased in trust for town sites." The work will contain about 100 pages, and will be sent free of postage to any desired address on the reception of 1. A liberal discount made to agents and dealers. Send in your orders earh'. Papers noticing will receive a copy by sending a marked copy of their pa ner to thi3 omcei 1 . . . AddrCSS : R W. FURNAS, I t 'ii. vr t xt m Irowavuie, emana 1,0., n. i. Persons desiring to act as agents I 111 1. 1: will accommodated oy giving saus 1 r -r- wwiwjr reitrvuee. AETICLES OF I1TC0EP0SATICE OP THE BEOWNYILLE STONE AND SI ONE" COAl COMPANY. AnT. 1. Know all men ry these presents, That we James V . Loleraan and Robert W, Furnas, our heira and assigns do herebv asso ciate ourselves together as incorporators for the purposes and uses expressed in these articles K iucorporarion, and do by these , presenU con- . .. . . . guMeM:0I, nniJ ' th ' 9ma and 8tvi0 0f tlie "Hrewnville Stone and'Etone Coal Company," agreeable to chapter third of the act of the Legislature of Nebraska Territory, entitled "an act for revising, consolidating and preparing a general code for the Territory of Nebraska." Approved, Jan. zj, lbib. Art. 2. The business of this corporation shall be to quarry stone, and Btone coal, at any point or points, within the county of Ne- maha, ar,d Territory of Nebraska, and dispose of thename.not conflicting with th-3 rights oroth- am Hiri-frt. tr TTnitod Qfafau nnil f a fin nil Vj' ' necet.sary to tho carrvjE2 on 0f a re2U. iar aI)d legitimate business, to buy and possess property of all kinds real and personal and xed to mortgage, sell, convey and dispose of ,.., , ,n ,,ofW, nnj xaaa against, to plead and be impleaded in all courts and places whatever, in all manner of actions, aud may have a common seal and alter tho same at pleasure. . , ,,,, .. , . , . ., Art. 3. Ihocapitol stock of said corpora- tion snail be 1 ilty Thousand Dollars, id bo di- vided into shares of Twenty Five Dollars each, two thousand dollars of which must be sub- s fia.in or ine 5 ,mf i lwo iao' fin1 ilfiliaj nrr tho nnrmpnfnf tivp npr rotif on the am0,'lnt subscribed before commencing business, and such per cent and at such times tnerealter as tno lioara 01 uirectors may re- ?mre u""' lI?e fP:tl sl0Cii M1 ?Ui Wa company shall not at any time exceed two thirds . the amount of stock paid in. Art. 4, 1 he place of business of this cor- poration shad be at the city of Brownville iu taid Territory, - A 33. , bo assignable and transferable according to such rules and under such restrictions as the corporators or Hoard ol Directors may prescribe I j 1!.- t 1 ..t.ii 1 fc n .: uuu 1110 uouiu siiim nave pjvcr ai nu iniius iu mako 6uch By-Laws, rules and regulations as may appear for the well-being of said company, not inconsistent with the lawsof this Territory or those of the United States. Art. G. That tho stockholders of said com pany shall meet at such time and place as a majority of them may dUignate and annually thereafter at their ofuce in Brownville, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors who sl,ail. M .Kocunoiuera to conduct tno aliairs I sf Coil! r.-NArn n -1 f"v nnnt'iuifl lit r.fPrt - 1 r nw .rt . . ed, and tho aforesaid corporators shall have power lo manago and conduct the affairs of said corxration until the election of Directors, and iu tho election of said Directors each share then held shall entitle the holder thereof to one vole which may be given in person or by- proxy. Art. T. It shall bo the duly of the board of Directors to elect annually from their num ber, a President and Treasurer and appoint or elect a Secretary, and such other officers or agents as the interests of the corporation may require, whose duties may be prescribed by the By-Laws of said corporation. Alt. 8. I hat m case of vacancy from any cause in any of the omce-rs above named, the Boanl shall have power to fill such vacancy. Art. 9. This corpovotion reserves to itself tho right to make such changes in these arti- c es ns mav be deemed necessary, agreeable to , ... . ". ttu the power vested by section eleven of tho a- forcil)enti6npd act. Art. 10. This corporation s'lall commence on the second day of March, Lighteen Hun '11 r. V - - x . . . aa miy seven o,) coternperaneous with the filing of theso articles with the Ke- f Deei?3 w5thin and for tha C0Unty of rxTcmaha in the Territory of .Nebraska, and shall have an existence and continno in full at SO minutes past lOo'clock, a. m., and recor ded on Deed I.ook "A" of Nemaha county, N. T. Folio 27. W. LI. JIOOVEK, Register of Deed?, Nemaha Co., N. T. March 12, 'oS. S3-4v.- RELIGIOUS KOTICE. Preaching in Brownvillc, at the School Flouse, on Tuesday evenicg the 10th, by Robert J. Sponccr. Brownville Market. CAREFUXLY CORRECTED EACH WEES BY EOEBUTZELL & CO. DEALERS IN PRODUCE. EaowsfiiLE, N. T. : (SEtLINU KATES.) Flocb, $ sac of 10 Us-. J.5,00 .... S5d 4Do .... 40a 15lG?So ....16o 1J3 i 2,oa ... . 205 .... 6ft 3 752 .... 2oo Cor.v Meai y bushel Cobn, in the ear, old bushel sngar,-" ". "."..'. '. Coffek, I E A, Bacoy, Ham?, : I Ct -II - Sides,."-.'.".V.V.V.V V.V. cnrcxEs, dot., Bzrs'xi ft'.V.V J Potatoes, j bushel, new NEMAHA VALLEY BANK, JJROWN VILLE, N. T. A. Ualla, Cash'r. 3. fL Uiedi.e, Trcs't, OFFERING DAYS, MocJaysandTbursdays DISCOUNT DAYS, Tuesdays and Friday. . BANKING HOURS, from 1st NoTcnjler 1st :an:h, 10 A. M to 3 P. M.; fxota 1st March j 1st November," 9 A. M., u 3 P. 'il. flia .. i ' . . l?LOre lLre(lltB , .... . f j VTOTICE is hereby given, that htrsafter ro soil J 1 1 Gocds for Casq or Pboscce o.vlt. McAllister, doziep. co. Prc-wnrill-, Marrb 12'h. ?: A CILVNCE FOR RARE SEEDS. THE subscriber bas a variety cf ebolee Ssed, of which he bu grown and tested the past season, and deens3 them worthy of general cultivation by all lovers f eood things. These Seed ha will send post pai.L by mail, a package of 20 varieties (of your j owaaelection,)for$l, oralarrnumberin theMoiC; proportion; four varieties for 2t iU w one variety for 9 cents, lie haj of Watek Meions ThJ Kew Oran;o, 1 Cream, Bradford, Hales, Potnaria, and Premiurn'. Cajttklopes ChristL-jaa, VTalert, M.ins bsst' ureen, Extra ftatmcg, Morinr beit ellow, Extra Netted Kind.llicor. ilcKee's Mammoth Maskmclon, Clan Jlc'n. Ccccjtbers Early Frarrw, Lon Island, Five Foot. English Gherkins, Fig Tomato, Mammoth, Crsp, and Cherry Tomato, Cape Gseborrv. Sijr A3HES Sweet Potato, Boston Vlarrow, Custard. Woolsdy's Cream, Dennia' Strir'cd, i'ro-jk Neck, A!a-i barna Golden, White and Yellow Seo'.lnp. CoaN Andrews' l'reniinin, Fiat-ris 41 D:y, Wy andot, Kin Philip, Shoe Ff, Stowel!'. Evergreen Swoct, Darling's Eitra t?ireet, Flour, Chocolate, Sorgho Blunce or Dourah Corn, Extra Pop Corn. Peas Anraergn?, Prince Albert, M.y, Champion of Englard, Japan, Queen of Dwarfs, Protifio Dwarf P.axs Mexican Turtle Soup, Wetmore's Golden Eywl, Canada Kidney, Ilunirian Lima, Haricot' do Soissons, Three Foot or Asparagus, Hunariaa Tick liean, Capa da Verde. Kcpaul n&rlcy. French Millet, TJnnirian Millet, Egyptian Wheat, Poland Oats. Cainton Potatoa Pueipkiu, Iliad Lettuce, Sweet Turnips Mock Crania, etc, etc. Send currant bank bills or postaip stnmpi. When ordors cannot be filled, the money will be promptly returned free of expense. Address L. NOHlUS. March 12 th, '57 . TTiadsor, Ash ta b ula Co., O. ' 39-tf Election Notice. Brownville Stone and Coal Company, THE STOCKHOLDERS of th; Brownville Stone and Coal Company, are hereby notified, that an election will be heid nt the County Keiston offiie, in Brownville, on Saturday next at 2 o'clock, P. .M., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors, and attending to other important matters of tho Com pany. J.W.COLEMAK,) rnrmrntn R.W.FUKXAS. I Irporaton. BBOwsyiLUt, March 12th, 1851. 1,000 L.soxxt& Vv ,ii.tod! mO Sell by aubseripUon DlC ARNOLD S Family J. Practice, entitled, Arnold' t Ltcturet on Anatomy, I'hyriology, Hycjeneand dittatr itt came, preven tion and cur. Written in a familiar style, dt-iined for the general reader. Highly illustrated with ex cellent wood cuts, by the best artists in the West. This is a b ok gotten up with great care and ex pense, and i3Uiudo so simple and comprehensive, that every one that reads it e.iu understand it. It con tains a great variety of the most valuable rasoipes for almost every disease that mankind are subject to, containing over 400 large 12 mo. pngand bound in embossed muslin, gilt Lack; retail price, $1.50. A sample copy will be sent to any part of the United States, on receipt cf tho retail price, also a full list of my publications, with terms to Agcitts,on application. Address U. M. LTLISO-V, Queen City Tub. Home. Ill Main St., Cincinnati, O. Or, If living East, D. RULISOX, Philadelphia, Ta. P. S. Editors giving this advertisement tarco or more insertion?, including this toticu, and wailing me copies of papers marked, containing tbo same, shall have a copy mailed to their address, pre-paid. Mareo12th, 1357. 3J-3t Caution. rpHE public are hereby notified, that cn or about J. the 20th day of February, A. 1). 1S53 there was made and executed by tae undersine Two Notes, in favor of S. E. Rogers, one of two hundred dollars, payable tho Is: of March, A. D. 1557; and one of one hundred dollars, payabls the 15lh dny of May, A. D. 1357. Tbe consideration fer which said Notes wer -s obtained having failed, we shall refuse to pay tho said ote or any part thereof. T X' ilnsRY Emerson, . Uenky V Lake, By O. F. Lake, his Agent. Brownville, Marela 12th, 1S57. S3-tf Caution. TIIS public are hereby not God, that tl-.ero was made and executed on or about the 20th day cf February, A. D. 135fi, by the undersigned. TnrtEK Notes in fivor of B. B. Frazier, of two hundred dollars each, one payable September 1st, A. 1). 1S5'!; or.e payable January 1st. A. D. lS?7;ono payable March 1st, A. U. 1934. ins consideration having failed, for which the said note3 were given, w e shall refusi furthjr payment oa the sail Notes, or any art tucrcoi. Jrssb Noet., IIcNBY EuEKEOJf, IlKKity W'. Lais. By O. F. Lake, his Agent. Brownville, March 12:h. 1357. 3a-ti' NO 2. AN ORDINANCE. For th Improvement of !ir t$ and cd'eyt in 'the C;w or urotcnciUe, A. i. Section. 1st. Bo it Ordained by tho City Council of B. ownvule, Nemaha Co.,.. 1., that Eve mills on the dollar, valuation of all taxablo property, be levied f jr the purpose of improving tho Streets and alleys in saia vity. See. 21. lio it runner uraained, that it shall be tho duty of the Marshal to proceed and o.ltoct the above tax, immediately after tho expiration of the ton days lroia the passage ol this Urdm.inco. aad pay them" ncy into the bauds of the City Treasurer, taking ins receipt wer lor. Sec. oJ. lio it turtner uruained, that should any property holder in said Citt, fail ta comply with the requirments of this Ordinance, thon it shall be the duty of the Marshal to proceed and enforco tho same, in accordance wita las xaw in such caio mado and provided. This Ordinanoc to take cSTect frcra aad after ten days from the date of its passage. Passed, Alareli Ju, loo. A.S.U0LLADAY, Mayor. Attest : B. B. Tnostrscx, Recorder, Fruit Trees. SHRUBBERY, OSAGE O II A N G E Vt C. & T. N. SANDERS AGENT3 FOR OVERJIAN $ MANN'S Commercial i&urscrs 321oozkalxa.otoxxf Z12. KN0UXCE to the citiiens cf Nemaha County j. . tnai upon tno opening el .yrrigauon they w.i bo ia receipt of a large supply cf al.aot every assort ment usuady to be found ia .a.-aoaes. The zioA Irom waich cur sc-loctions are made is very larg.cuu sisiing in p,iri ol : 2OU.O03 Apt)lo Trees, from (5 to 9 fct. 100,003 Dwarf Pear Trees, 2 vears old. 50,000 Standard do from 2 to 4 year. 100,030 Cherry Trees, 1 to 2 yean til, Dwarf and Standard. Peach, Pium, Apricot, and Nectarine Treo3,ialar;p numbers. , 100,000 Itwpberrics, embracing every kitd of any value. All kinds of popular &3 well at rarer kind3 of other small fruit. Foreign and Native Evergreens Norway Fpruce. Pines Gryptomcri s, C'-da.-3, B.'a k and Whito Spruce, Balsams, lieinlocka, e.e, Urga medium '. t small. . Omameatrtl Trees, Kcses Slrub'oery, CHisb-rs, llcdga I lant , etc. B-Ibocs Iloot?, ratiTO or imported; Dahlia?, Car nation.4, Pocaiei", C rysanthamuras, Phloxes, all ia i iunir luauiuubcj i-a 04 iuu uicsu ocaaii HI varie ties. V.'hile wo confidently claim for our pr.li ;t:on'"in general an es-icKcni-e not snrrascrf.oy any other Nursery, wepartlcalarlyand eirV'b.iticsl'.y dosigaato our stock of Pear trees, bot'a lvrarf and Standard, as unrarhiollsd cither in extent or quality, by ajy existing stock in America. As suggeitive to persons abc a to pan.hasj, we to ' woc:d remark that eurtro.t w not sa:j rtel to; to i th "treme eol 1 onrmg the I-.-; wi-icer, w lijj tS-x- I te-1 so cxteasive injury to Nurseriira at the Ve. inrl fK.t vm h'jrm lint n - W-.nw' J - t. and that we have had dranbt during tbe t-jv. retarded. TSeytuayberelicduprhe-.erort.be in prime health and vig-r. , . , , . ! 1J Office. ci T GrTr'",. tor rsle a lets CHINESE STJGAlt CANR . PURE SEED. The subscribers Uka grwt pteajure ia informing the planters dnaers and Gardners, that the haTeseeurud from tho most reliable sources a fitnit- eii supply tf FreihScod of this v.ry valuable pUnt. the properties of LJ;h taiy be Wtctly summed bj 13 follows; lit. One acre cf the stalks, properly eultlrate-J,' will yield from 2(U to 500 ga.loi-i of Cue Syrap; equal to the best ew Orleau! and from the saaiw root, ttcend crop cf exeellent fodder. . . . . 2d. Sown brouJcm or ia close drills, on latMl N dtfeply plowcl or kighly manured, it mil yield tkirtj , to fifty tioutand jjici cf superior fodder to thu acre. 3d. It surpasses alt otherpbnti for toltin; (food '"3 green,) aiid fdder, on account cf the great a:nmmtof sugary juice which it contains; and li greedily eftteu by tock cf all kinds. 4rh. It bears r-?psted cut tin ps, like Egrptiait Millet, growing oif lri!y and rapiuiy, afUr each cut ting. 5;b; It ttaudj drouth much better than common corn;retninicg its green coloraaijaiciness even after the seed matures. Cth. The seed is ejrollent for hrsman food, wbeni gjund into meal, tad fattens domes tia aaioiuls verj speedily. From teaty-cve to scventy-tve Luheu can be raided on as acre.- The se4, whigU baa bcei very carefully kept pure, from the original iteportatioD, will be ollsrud iu cloth p ickage3, each eonraininj eucugh to plant about one fifih ol cat acre in drills 4 teet by 19 inches, with full; direction for tho cultivation, which is perfectly ! simple. - These packages will be forwarded by reail.Vee Vottuge, teacy a ldresa,on reeeipt of 31 lor eaclt package. When ppt sent by mail, we will furni.'h a proportionate quattity by express at purchaser' expense. Early orders ara aol'ieiled, as the supply of rood and reliable seed l-i quite limited. Applicants' name will be entered ia the order in waich tney are receiv ed, and the soed will be mailed as (oon as poaiible: A namnhlct will be sent, postage free, to all wa purchase seed; or to any person who will enclose m three cent stamp. .... Dealers in cecal ana country mortuants caa do upolicd ataLbural diseoant from rotail rates, it their orders are revived immediately. Address with anlaia airectioa lor mailing orsnip- pirig. we will also bo prepared to furnish a simple anl ' efficient mill to euros the juice from the cane, and oauldrons 4c, for boiling tho saui Many testimonials in addition can be given i prove its idaptednen to the 'orth western and W estern states. AT OtJU WAREHOUSE TTift afto It found at all tins k LAP.GE AND COMPLETE STOCK Of all kinds of I Farm Implements AND. MACHINERY, With a fall Stock ct Field antl Garden Sced,' .xxcl Grninfi; Of the Most P.zuabls and genuine kinds, t57Fu'l Catalogues sent oa application. HENRY D. EMERY i CO., 201 Lake Street, Ctlcago, 111. Mar;n 5th, 1357. 33-tf NEW FERRY, . Across The Shut At tie Head of the Island V AEOVE BROWNVILLE, To W. S. Hll & Cos SaT Milk ' THE undersigned announces to tho Public that he has purchased tho Ferry privilege granted Jock son Pctcr3, nt the last Session of the Legixlaturo, and is now prepared with a new and substantial boat, at all times to oocammodato the public. Charges usual rates. SAMUEL MoBRIDE. Marsh 5th, 1357. 3S-3ar J. B. JENNINGS, TTliolooalo Crrocez; AND C0MMI3SI0N MERCHANT, - i-VD DXALEB IS COUNTRY PRODUCE, Comer Second and Frances Sts. ST. JOSEril, IO., HAS on hand, and to arrive, the following arti cles, which will be sold to thn tin do on accom modating terms, LaCLLMv LL AT WliyLL- SALb : 150,000 Cigars all quali-100 lis E D aad W R ties . tbtci 4C0O sacVs G A Salt 155 boxes starch - 200 Had N O Sugar 200 bbls and hf bbli water 50'J sks Uro Coffee and but'r crackers 1C0 OO Java ColTee 200 bbls an 1 bf bbls jikt 103 " Luguayra " tread and pio nic o 100 "Mocha 200 bbls soda milk sugared 250 bbls, half bb!3 andlOOeggand wine do kgBcl.'hcr'a Molasses; luO bb's a p;do vinegar 200 obis, half bbls and qr300 bxs Tobacco all gradea N N roliaed do 2C0 Ixi smoking toLacco, 150 half cbes'j ten, til various brands kinds - 100 bunohci pipe stem - 250 bb!s Bel her 's Sugar 50 bbls II S Sicily and 150 bbls, bal's, qrs, nos 1 Joea AbrwiQ!!" 2 anl 3 Mackerel 0 bbls tibert.-, traxll 200 bis d.icd herrings not,', pecan? 20 hf bbs White rish 100 kgs S C Sol. 5 drxs dry Cod Fish 600 kegs assorted nails 200 bxsau'd canily 500 bxs half atd qr t'.xt 100 foncy " candles 300 dr-im3Sgs 1J do stcrine do 100 bx hi' aid qrs Hais-230 do bar sortp ins 50 do rock cacdy. 50 bxs rraacs &UNDTIIES. Cetton yarn, earpct chain, batting, candls wicko, eottfnanl hemp twine, wheat and im-al sacks, axe, spades and (.hovels, gnrden feeds and straw rakes,!,; chain, l:ad shot, powder broom, wrapping pape', hemn, inanilla, jute and cotton cordjg, indi anl madder, alum, white l-nd, wird(w s.-li, wicdoTf clas, t'Jin'.-iars'jiirs of dWYercrit siics, flanks aa-forted size?, (-asafras bark," pie fruits, fr'nli i-c'acs, brardy cherries and pea:bes. crrrent eint raspberry j?l.ier. fresh tountce?, canton ginger,' presorvc?, nut treg, ers-ia, TMpranc, tomato ar.d walnct catsup, km ja vri,P lobUtrs, sardine, extract and essence ci cocc, cboeolate, pukles, lUAtcUcj, elo. WOODEN VAItE. Yah board?, tub?, ecma in pail?, c.ur rail, B Jt foils, pine and csdarchuxa, brws; bennd churn., tar buckots, wcil buckets; cedar earu, rafp Wck, butter priats.bifkcye bowls in nests; irrn bouod keg"i, cnu two, ta:ee, vo ard ten gallons, the smaiiorsie wiih bales, common and 1 B half bushcLi and measure, corop stock etc I aa also agent for the jalo of K A salt, anl Lave now cn hand 2,C")4 bl!s for rale at cost and transpor tation. I bare tho cxclaaivo s:ile by Lrett eonigrr mentof uvebandred doz-jn Fiell'seeVbratcd eysttri, acknowleaged to be the best put ap in Baltimore. To California aad Salt Lake Emigrants. Yoi'r espria.1 attention is Invited to my extcnrlva stock, which craVracM everything sailed to your vtv.. in ero;sir.g tTie plaics. I will at all time? -rt oa baud H ur, uieal, l:n;fin, la-1, b.r l br.-ad and cr.iMT!, ad c f wliic.; be s-jld at too lowest caU j-nes J. B. JEN:riNGS. G. W. IIURN. DEPUTY GQUMTY SURVEYOR NEMAHA CITY, 2?. T. i "IT7II.L atad p-osr-tlt to all bns'ae--! in hir rra- fusion when called oc : such as aubdirir ' Clwto. Iy:r j t T.a Lej. llrtf'ht? City e'ft.-'-t't. ST-tf
