rrnVAS, liiior.
p nT TDAV. Associate Editor.
3IALCII IS, 17.
ccn-ral AdTcrtisiEJ A;reEt,in rear
vLadU' n)1 Children too Store,
S lSSnric.n, Canadian and Eumpe
!:Snd Satscriptioa. OZre, A. 153,
-w York.
J tr lrrrs. Orgou, J.o.
r?ff t veteb Citr. 5. T.
tt . kwrrort. iO.
J. E
A.drtiser.aad recieve ana
MB 1 1 '
-r tt- Tin LJndea.Ho,
.: Thr Grove. N. T.
I' J- . ! i .t to illicit Stbjcrirtions and
1 !---tC
r
-pt for, thereon.
I . HiHKTe additions of new Type
1 r f.'ored Inks, Dromes. Cards, 4c, made to the
i f Xr":s"" 0c,we claim to be able to tarn out
,;t . . , K.rP-. nracticilrnntertisnscir.aad
Jb Printer, is determined not to be
t3"? il tve execution of Job Work. Cards
"'"r e of Fosiers litest improved Card
p". . Work ia Cvion. Erome Work, ic;
"Jl' wii particular attention.
rrJ from adistanrc win be proicpiry attended
"warrvsteJ to ge satisfaction or no pay.
"Let C3 rejoice with exceeding
great joy." "The long looted for
come at last. " A tri-weekly mail has
been established hctween this place
and Hockport, Mo., S. F. Nucholls,
Esq., contractor. The name cf the
contractor ia a suScient guarantee
ct jtnret, Saint 4 that service on this road will be faith-
f all y and pnnctaall y performed. And
farther to know that Geo. E. McClaiit
has immediate charge and management
of this route, i3 still another guarantee
that onr mail vcul come, no matter what
kind of weather.
"We have now great reason to hope
we shall receive mail matter hereafter
with some degree of regularity.
Mr. McClary runs on this route an
Express Coach , line, and will carrr
passengers and express matter in
comfortable style and on reasonable
terms. ;
PervM res
silent in tbi Territory, tomin from
,f the tites. olien eosrresi w na
! 7 .. c rons their oi l nei-riibornoods who
I "domebxftheTM
' "'rT i tou recierinz. will consider it a
) 5" U. reUrriber 1W
f';r-stcicnt interest tomake
eas
I -aer.
IT
heaa'rsuin the nfaal per cent fur their
rred for nallin
tiTt lad -aW a'bT Triton and others
Vwiih tieid occaicaaiij to taefaeada xn the
sttbscr.ptions recc-Ted for t-rte,
Eiz, cine or
torial Warrant and "emaha Connty
The Ixew Caeutct. As yet we have
nothing from TTashington as to the
new Cabinet, or transactions on the
4th. We conclude, however, from
rumors that the following is not far
from the Cabinet :
Lewis Cass, - -Howell
Cobb, -J.E.Floyd,
- -A.
V. Brown, -J.
Thompson, -J.
C. Jones, - -Isaac
Tousev,
Secretary of State.
" Treas.
u
u
u
ii
War.
3avy.
"Inter'.
- P. 2iL Gencx&L
- Att'y. General.
Irnct for indvbtedri toUis 0ee..
FLAX SEED.
-r-r-rv.-o f.-w bsiL-Istf extra Hax Seed to
Y in limited quantities, to such of oar
irn;ea in this Cutnty who wish to get a start in
THE PRE-EII?TOR'S GUIDE
" . Is new ready for delivery to Agents,
"or tailing to crdcr on the reception
Orders now in, and those hereafter
rticiTei will te filed in the crder in
tL:-;1i they are received.
TLe GuiIe can be had at the La2sD
Office and of Root k Cozzess in
O-Liha Citv, and of AliiiSTlioXG &.
Diths, Nebraska City.
. Lixt OrnrE, cx aha. N. T.
February. 17 th, J
W 'art inf rnn that Ir. R. W. Fuma? is about
to rshliik a freer-sis of the I're-Emraion Laws, to-p-wiit
hue accUion?. connected with that mb
;ftla; "Trn jfites." We think u?h a rnLIica
. Kst Breatij ne;drL and a copy shimii b in the
i4sij d er?ry jrsn in the Territory, a it will
upartTalikoie inionKiti ia.
. . JUUN A. FAr.iOlR, F.egLteT.
. A. Fw. CilLLMORE, Ileeeirer. .
Season Aehaxg eaients. We call
attention to the steamboat adver
tisements in our advertiseing columns.
We are glad to know that Captain
Joe. Holland, and Captain Baketi are
still "in this trade. Iay they, meet
with that success to which their cood
management, river experience
and
gentlcrnenly deportment justly entitles
them.
The OiLinA, Aeiieal and Wm.
Cajipeell, boats of last year, have
been refitted, and will be on hand under
new commanders. Capt. Wi3iA5DjWe
have "traveled the waters" with, and
speak from the "Book" when we say
he makes "time pass pleasantly" to all
who entrust themselves to his care.
v ' jinx, b. s. CTTftrrfir.
"Clifton the Washington corres
pondent id the Cleveland Plair.dealer,
pays the following deserving compli
ment to .lion. B. B. Chatoax, cur
Delegate in Congress: '
Thi:5 Congress has been somewhat
noted, th:i3 far, for .its illiberaliity tc
wards the Territories. Theie are se en
Territorie s in all, embracing an area
of country, and a population sufficient
for an Enpire, and yet three days only
have been set apart for the business
of all the Territories. T:o of these
days were consumed by the Bribery
vx)mmiieo-ia an. attempt to make a
hcro-r-ju-tyr out of the little corres
pondent ; af the N. Y. Times. Two
other cays were designated, and one of
these wi.3 consumed by the funeral
servicr3 of Hon. P. S. Brooks, so that
tnere is harolj any time left, or at
least I ut one day, and a delegate who
gets any business done for hi3 Terri
tory under such circumstances, has to
use uncommon diligence, and be po
ssessed of faculties of no ordinary
character. The Territory of Nebras
ka has been exceedingly fortunate in
being represented by a man of this
character. In fact tout old friend.
Hon. B. B. Chapman, seems to have
accomplished for 2ebraska what all
the other delegates have not been able
this session to get for their constitu
encies- He has secured & division of
the Territory into Land Districts5, rp
propriations for the erection of a Pen
tentitry, and has nearly brought to a
successful issue a measure for the con
struction of a waffon roud from the
Pass to California, and which the com
mittee of the whole House Lave de
cided to amend by an appropriation
of $100,000 to have the work com
mence, at Fort Kearney, which is, I
believe, about two hundred miles West
of Omaha City, and from which latter
place to Fort Kearney, a road is now
being constructed under the super
vision of the War Department.
This bill of Mr. Chapman will pass
if it can be reached, and it no doubt
will be!, for he has combined an array
of interest in its favor which can hardly
be resisted. It will be the first open
ing up of the great highway between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and do
more ta unite the now diverse interests
and factions cf the country and facil
itate iiiter-conunnnication between the
distant portions of the Union than
anything heretofore done.
Th LouisTille Jcrcrcd states thai over 10,
000 ycrjnjr hegs tare perisLcl by coll this
winter, in Northern Kentacijv .-
Two voucg weman have teem passlrr conn,
terfeit bills ia Dar'icgton, Ia, on tiss Oueiia
Lave been
crowded with job
e: tie r ast week, and the associate
iricr ihe weather" is our apology
f:r lack cf editorial matter in the
present issue.
hail rmrEis
"In ."almost all our exchanges dissa-
-
tisfactioa is expressed about the fre
quent failure, cf mails; it seems not
rrrJIned to particular localities, nor to
any one section, but to all, throughout
-ttie country. Connected with thi3
raatier, theVe is a notorious fact, of
which the Department should be fullv
feni promptly advised that the very
accommodating gentlemen, who have
charge of sonic of our western mail
routes, are in the habit of leaving the
maus to take a good caro of p.asscn-
, Tir. r ...
fc-,3. j.xi.3 is one oi tne rirmfinniJ ouicers
r 1 --7
tnd m many instances, the only cause
cf mail failures. But, it is useless to
explain we must submit to the
e piishment.. Trie whole race of Post-
casters and contractors have been
' wasei, and. threatened to be kicked,
wpped, and hun, but we uc not see
thai. anything has been accomplished.
.Likely there has been a slight mistake
ia the family to which these individuals
.kclcng. If so, we should use persua
ticn and gentle measures to get them
to do their duty. Trv itit raav do.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Scaeeitt k Masox, wholesale
and retail dealers in furniture, St.
Louis. This is an old, well established
house, and we presume needs not our
praise to add to its already extensive
custom and reputation as to quality,
quantity and prices of articles in their
line. Give them a call, either in per
son or by order, and you will find we
have said "true to the letter." :--.":
EEOVXViLLE STOXE ASD C2AX
CO LIP ANT.
This C3mpor:y net en Satardaj last and or
rracized Lv electing & Board of Scvca Direc-
tors to serve for on? year, via : . " -
J. v7. Coleh'as-,
G. W. EnATTOir,
A. S. IIoLLirxiT,
0. F. Lake,
Trii. IIcsutzex.t',,
IL JoHTTsoy,
E. W..FCESA&.
After which the Board elected the following
A. S. Holltoat, Tresidrtrt.
Wat. IIoblitzell, Treasury.
O. Y. Laue, Secretary."
Co. Bant, 2. X.
BoHor iroa has risen lately $5 per tea si
ClncicEari
Ia the vichury'cf Boston there ara mann
f;ictcre:i to tino dtent of at least .150,000,000
cnEnaLly, and the vslae added to tbe raw
taaterki used carmotteless than 070,000,000.
. The New York Independent repcrt3 C2 fail
ures in ita bit isau a.
It h said that the circulation of the New
York papef3 has ina eased at least 2C 0,000
since th2 corncicricernent of the Hard ell case.
Edward Dstid one of the parties Jtn plicated
ia the fraud upon the Sorthem Hail road cf
France, was trrested in New York on Ttresday
lasL
Smith and Nixon sold their prrorertr, cor
ner Fourth and Tine st3, Cincinnati, on Satur
day for $ S5,000 or $1,300 per foot, aixyears
ago they bought it for $213 per foot.
A French Jcde vrss ahout condemnicr' a
man to the jralleys, bat fearing the crimicala
health, which wt3 poor, might sink uder the
hardship, comrcuted the punishment to hang
ing. -
A proposition has been made to establish a
submarine telegraph line between CapeFlorida
and Havana; bat the Cuban Uorerninent are
unwilling to sanction it unless both enda of the
control - '
Qneen Victoria on accourt of her interest
ing position does not attend the opening of
Parliament.
The cars have commenced vanning regular
ly between Chicago and Burlington.
A Locomotive attached to a freight train
on the Worcester railroad exploded or the 20th,
killing the engineer and severely injuming the
fireman. , .
Napoleon's hat having fidlen oCC a yonn
lieutenant stepped forward, picked it cp, and
presented it to him. "Thank you, captain,"
said the Emperor inadvertentaly. '"In what
regiment, s:r?7 inquired the snb, quich as
lightning. Napoleon smiled, and forthwith
promoted the witty youth to a captency.
B. C. Bachraan. lata President of the Lan
caster (Pa.) Bank, was arrested on Thursday,
on the charge of embezzling the founds of
the Bank, and held to bail in tlje sum of
$12,000.
Money matters in St. Louis since the re-
rurnptiou of navigation.
There is new $14, 560,024 in the sub-treas
ury icJiev York city.
The actual loss by the late .flood, in ACrora,
Eh, is about $32,000. . "A greater damage is
in the suspension of business, by the stoppage
of mills and factories and the breaking up of
communicatisn. . -'-.i; i.
ASTICIZS Cr irc:ZFCHATIC3 CP
zziTrnTiLiz. zzzr,nnnii sxss coal
c:iipajy.
A nr. 1. K:.:r: zll irien bv these .presents,
That vre Ja:s 7. Coleman and Bobert W.
Furnas, onr I, eins tnd s:gns do hereby asso
ciate cur;--! ves tcctter as incorporators forthe
purpc5:s ;.Ll uses cipresiej in these articles
cf inccrprrrinrr!,' and co by these present! ccn
stiii:t2 an! declare cnr3elvcs a body corporate
and politic vritb r-iion. under the name
end style oftha mErcizrxule Sionc end Eiaxe
Coc-J Corpprry," agreeable to chapter third of
Lheact of theLerr-slatnrs c-f Nebraska Territorv,
, JESSE JOIDT.
sunvEYcn & civil
tmti k i tm tmt it
ed "an act for revisirz," consolidating and
"VTC-L attend to ar.y Illness ia his lot when
V called. IhTeafr3tri:ec KirsssaiilhiTiaj
tad'maay years eiperier.ee, bs.li t3 teach ar s.z.1
practical inrTeyor, can jire aatisfjisticn. . ..
Kxfe2lexces: A. L.. Coat, Dr. Ii.wsi, Wm.IIT-r,
alD. U.jt,W. iLb5oij,anJ CI Eowluw, Sa
vannah, ilo. Aiiis
ircmaha City. 5". T.
Mr. David Miller, of Washington, D. C.
gave birth to three children, weighing in the
aggregate, upraris of twc:nty-cne poends,
on Tuesday of last week. Exchange.
Hcpii Mr. David Miller had a good time-
is doir g well. Wonder if the 'upwards of
twenty pounds" favors To.
The court of Claims at Washington have
adopted a jule permitting any citizen of the
United States to practice in it, who has been
admitted to practice in its highest Court of any
European Government.
Garner & Ca's print works in New York
city burned down an the 19th los $200,000.
South-eastern Mississippi suffered considera
bly from the late Mood. The los; to the Iron
mountain railroad is awmt $200,003. v
"Wide Awake," of ivacsas, who kindly
offers to become the Correspondent of the "Ad
vertiserj' for that region, 13 hereby notified that
we will be pleased to hava him do sd, pavid
cdjhe can stir cp "Uncle Sim's Line" a little
don't hurry it too much at first give itlime.
Ilk Utirr rf Dpr 21st TG and whirh ron-
tained an invitation to attend a Christmas Ball,
was received here March 14th, '57 distance
by land SG miles time Si days. ' We hope
; the drivers cm the route didnt injure the males
bv tard driving. ." ' " : ' ;
An flppllcaiion is about to be made to the
New York. Legislature, for a charter for a com
pany to construct a bridge across the east river
from New York city to lroofclyn.
Mr. Clayton, U. S. Constd to Moscow, left
lor thi.t city on the Cth.
Thij ship Columbia went ashore, on the
Bouthurn breakers at Charleston, on the lCth,
and will prove a total lcs3."
Navigation on Lake Ontario is now falrh
opened. ,
Tlcre bare lieen about twenty convictions
for fernery of hmd warrants, during the past
year. . -.
StridwetJ and Lee, cf Yirginia, had a hostile
meeting in Washington on the afternoon of the
lCJi. . Afier .firing three harmless shat3, a
bcKini of honor was appointed to effect an ad
jtstnientof the difacuity. Several members
of the House were present.
S:m8 chap a few days since reached his
bind into the window of the New York Cen
tral Bailroad ticket oSce at Syracuse and
secured $250 ia bills, with which he made off.
The British Government has invited ar
chitects of all nations to f urnish, designs for a
christian monumental chuich at Constantinople,
t carnrnemorate the triumph of religious tole
ratkns In Turkey. U -, ,
1 The Great Western Hallway of Canada
trar sported 11,131 passenjers ia the Erst week
in February. ;; . .... '.; .:
Yerges the assassin lias been executed at
Paris. . . , - : , - "-
The Grand Jury have found trcs billa air'nr,
Mrs. Cunningham and 'Mrs, Eckel, Tor the
murder of BardelL- , " ... ... ,
preparing a general ccda for t::e Territory of
Nebraska." Approve.! Jan. 23, 1S5(?.
Aet. 2. The business of this corporation
shall be to quarry stone, and stone coal, at
any point or points, within the County of Ne
maha, and Territory of Nebraska, and dispose
of ldeame,not contiicting with the rights ofoth
ers.the Territcry cr Urited Stitcsndts do all
thicgs necessr.ry to the carrying on oi a regu
lar and legitimate business, to buy and possess
property cf all kinds real and personal and
mixed to mortgage sell, convey and dispose of
tan same, to contract sxd be contracted with,
to sue and be sued, io defend and be defended
frgrinst, to plead and b-i impleaded in all courts
and places whatever, in all manner cf actions,
and may have a ecniaxon seal and alter the
some at pleasure 1
Aet. 3. The capitol stock of said corpora
tion shall be Fifty Thousand Dollars, to be di-
vi Jed into shares of Twenty Five Dollars each,
two thousand dollars of Which must be sub
scribed and paid in, cr the sunt of two thou
sand dollars, by the payment of five per cent,
on the amount subscribed before commencing
business, and each per cent and at such times
thereafter as the Board of Directors may re
quire until the capitol stock shall be fully paid
in; and the indebtedness or liabilities of the
company shall not at any time exceed two
thirds the amount of stock paid m.
Aet. 4. The place of business of this cor
poration sh;xli be at the city of Brewnville in
said Territory.
Abt. 5. rte stock of said corporation shall
be assignable and truisferable according to
such rules and under such restrictions as the
corporators or Board cf Directors may prescribe
and the Board shall have power at all times to
inako such By-Laws, rules and reflations as
may appear for the well-being of said corn pan v,
not inconsistentwith the laws of this Territory cr
those of the United brates.
Aet. 6. That the stockholders of said com
pany shall meet at such time and place as a
majority of them may disignale and annuaLy
thereafter at their office in Brown ville, for the
purpose of electing a Board of Directors who
shall be stockholders to conduct the aSairs
of said corporation, and to 'continue in ofuce'.
for one year cr nntll their successors are elect
ed, and the aforesaid corporators shall have
power to manage an! conduct the affairs of
said corporation until the election of Directors,
and in the election of said Director, each share
then held shall entitle the holder thereof to
one vote which may bo given in person or by
proxy. " . .;. "
Aet. 7. It shall be the duty 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 ofacers or
agents as the interests of the corporation ruav
require, whose duties may be prescribed by the
By-Laws of said corporation.
Abt. 8. That in case of vacancy frcra any
cause in any of the olacers above named, the
Board shaTI have power to 11 such vacancy. '
Aet. 9. This ccrporo'.ion reserves to itself
the right to make such changes in these arti
cles as may be deemed necessary, agreeable to
the power vested by section eleven of the a
forementioned act. .
Aet. 10. .This corporation shall commence
on the second dav of March, Eighteen Hun
dred and fifty seven, (1S57) cotemperaneous
with the filing of these articles with the Be-
C Ullll ANTS AND RASFBEKRLtS.
TTTniTE Grapo Carraxt Seeda, saTi fign cur
li Fpcciicen p!ant3 ia ISoj, will be w:st jie-raid
in paekajes Trcrvi. S I, to all wL.o enclose that ninrjant.
C'CESAT3, WLiie Grape, Cherry, aa J a ejection
cf citeea otaeiririeiies, eahraeira'l tis rcTel-
ties .
llASPBESzrxs, UeDa da Featfry, ik -or. trench
cTer-besrir- sort, frait very larje, and plaaU v: par
ous yery distinct variety.
41E3VSUXE OS 1 OCX ijAS0S3 TtlS 13 U TiT.etT
irhi'ih ta.boen fa"y tested, and wm amr'led a
rreraiurxa; tha X. Y. Jair a tnn di?-j!ay f fruit
exhibited intba jnonta cf Octoler in Li bj far su
perior to i .y cf its class. The Imit 13 ujzi ajjd
as good &3 the lied Antwerp, and. AaiuiiAl
crop ii aLsidant $3 per dos?n. - v
iLLWAUin; A; r.AT.uT,
JlocntJJop "cr3eritf, liocheiier, 2i. Y.
Jf. JL Order? from unknown eorresponlenU must
be accompanied by the
ireh 13Ui,1sj7. 40-tf
A CILMCC3 0?w RAHE SEEDS.
tTCZ .'.scxritr ij a var'ity t f . T Ji,"tf
A wbi.L be tu rrrr.wa aid u-si tie prt 3'tjvE,
and deerrj tlaai wurthy cf or-il erxi-TiiJ.a ty a'd
liven ct jrood tLir js. TLesn Sei La will asui
pst peji, ty package T 23 varieties; (of yttr
oirniti'.'Ciioa,) f at J i, cr a la-rsr ncniier in tiiejanj
pnrror-icc; f;nr varieties Ut 21 eta, cr c"S rariatj
fwr.3cti IIjLcT. . ,
Yates Il-.CS3 Tie I7ew Cs::?, ia Crtis
Enlfwiij,IUlei, rjraria, arvi Frczi-. . .
C A NT ZZXi TJ3 C- rii lis VTaJdrt, H.rii t:
Creeu, Extra Na".cj, Hariii lest YcZzr HxU
2e:ted r.iad.lLi:cri. -
lliKee'i ilaaraola XlajisaeliS, CTxts j!?! 1' .
C'cc-rssms tlar!y Frame, Lor - lilaad, Fir's Fee-
Lnr!Iii CheTkias, Fi; Toaiat, i'araoth, C
ar, 1 Ciierry Tomaia, Cs--c Cxfiszwrrr.
qr tziT? S wect Tent lkiston Mirro', Caitar J,
Wwlidy' Cresra,Denr.Lj' S:r"phl. Crock Teck; A'.v
bm Gden, VTbiy asd Teil 3 SoiiHop.
COTS Aa Irewi zl, CirrLr DtTVTj- ,
andot, Kcrj riilj-v Lee Fe, StowU's ?ei;rsea
Sweet, iaxtu2j Extra Sweet, Ftur, CloeilAt
Sorlo Llance oc Doanth Cora. Extra Ip Ccrru ,
Prxs Acvaertse, Friaee Albert. JTv, Cl-vrplaa
of Ecsluid, Japan, Qecn cf Dwarfi, Trull: I'arf
IIUS3 ilx;a Tarl'.e Soars "V. etnsoro' '.den-
Eyed, Cahsua Kidney, Hanjriaa Limx Ei-icoi'j
ds Sj-305l3. TLn f act cr Asparagus, iliix-ariaa
Tick Bean, Casa i.c VerJe. . .
epaul Ealcy, Trzz:. llZ'l, Ilu-ra Mil! :
ErTtiaa Vvheal, J V.ati Oiti.
Tnrala Hock Onr . etc- :
SendcTrraat baci 11113 cr postals stvrps. VTien
ordsrs eanaot b ailed, t!a tacney will be pwanpdy
returned fre cf expensa.
Address L. KCZMS.
Hu-h 12 Ji, TThar, AshtalsU Cj., O.
EroTiiTills Stcr.3 aril Coal CvziTzny,
STOCXnOLDEHS cf tler-iwnTilla Emm
X and Coid Conspacy, ar hereby notice:!, that aa
election will be held at tdie Cvcnty U?:.3t r-i cl:e,
Clinton Fota'.je TirHa, E:iJ Lcttsic, Srtet
laccrpaTatOii.
Miles on Horse Shaaing.
jtst ruu:
A FLAIX practical Treatise cn ro?.SS snrrryrj.
by WJL ZJ1XS. aathor of Tbe iJ'i Foct."
In one voL, lEaio. Fries 75 ccnti. Scat by call
free cf portarre.
We like t rfcommecd nzn books, wlnn tt see ia Brownville, cn Siitnriay next at 2 o'clec i, I . IL,
so vilainous bunjlir; at torse iLceinj." Ci Cl- for the purpcsti cC,citi2 a Ecard vt Dlre:trs, and
tivator. atiendioz to other impenaat xoatter3 cf tlu Cca-
A exrafi3e, clear, and practical work, wlica sLcn'd I rany.
be studied by every snu;h who shoes hoof's, an? by j J. W.COLXI AS,
every fartnor who otfns a Lorse. The truth is,there E Y.. FUXiXAS. )
is not one smith ia twenty who Koir how to stite a j EsowrvrLLt, llar;h 12 th, 1317. -hafss'
prcpcTif, cf one farmer in a hundred who I j i
kaowjtcAejsahorsousQodajLesuiabe. Thewori J-v-v-w Xiomo v-imocu
will jxayyen if you will jtady it, arrd ten-fJd if yon TT0 Sell by ubriptlQn 1)11. AE.yOI.t;S F iiailf
1 racuce, enuueo, arMJ t beeiurc a ja taiawy,
rtt'o?')';, II 'i-7'4 caJ rfica.-? ii ta'ty pnere-
N3 man who owns a horse can aSori to be without tie mnd emf. MTritten. i e a ficiHi ar sy'.?, d !Jined
this sort of information." Albany ire. Jovr. for thegecerul reader. Lihly i!lB5iraJ?l na ex-
IIEXItl CIIEY B All J)7 Publisher. cellent wood euU, by the b.u mzi3 13 the West.
Fhilade!phia. I This is a- Ut gotten Ap w;;a ars anJ ex-
March 13th, 1S57. 4iS-t! pens, and u nlide so sini'pe and Cvi-; rehcr.r.Ts, thai
erery oue uxai reaoj it can ucaerstaca it. x; con
tains a great variety cf the most valualis receipts
for aotit every d.eao that mankind are subject
to, eor.taining orcr 403 lar 1- mo. pTr, and lcni
in embosded n-'ailiD fill back; retX.T fnee, .
A sarDpl copy wul be s-?r."t ta ac part cf Cm
United States, on receipt of the retail prite, also a
fall llit of my pulllcauoias, with tcrzis W Ajeri 'j, -in
application. Address
li. 31. ELLdiO, Qaeen City Tub. Uw.
. - 111 llain at, Ci&ciaaatI,C
Or, if lirii j East, ..
P. S. Editors rtTirr thia adTeriiiessirt tire's
morw insertions, icclaiin; thid wticz, and uiaiiixt;
cae copies f papers; scanted, eonnainin t2 tame,
shall have a eery mailed to their address, pre-paid.
FLOWER SEED GROWTH OF 1356.
rrtlTE snbscribcr will send 20 choice varieties of
L fiowcr seed by mail.postiirr pa-"!. x one duilar.
AIUJi.U& Gil-JiUilK, .
'orscrymen and Flur?st?.
SprinScid, Ohio.
S 1S57.
The lateComodore Stevens, of the United
States.Navy, usei to relate the following an
uecdote. The incident occurred' during the
examination of the brave CaptC TattnalL
Capt. Tattnall (then Nidshipman Tattnallj
and a very modest, retiring young gentleman,)
was called up to be overhauled, When the fol
lowing dialogue between a rough jolly old
Commodore, the senior officer present, and him
self occurred, viz : - . !
Com. Mr. Tattnall, what would be your
course, supposing you were off a lee shore, the
wind blowing a gile, both anchors and your
rudder gone, all your canvas carried away, and
your ship scudding rapyidJy towards the break-
Missouri r.iTtr. face.lt. 1S37.
JOSZFH B. nOIXAXI) 3IateT
For Coax:!' 13 a.Ss, Omaha Ci ry.TkUevn e. S t. Hary'a,
Wvomics City, eoras;;a Citv. Lmleo, Uro
vide, Lowell, Orciron, White Cloud. Iowa Point,
Sarannah, t. Joier h, Palermo, A t:b L-on, Weston,
Leavenworth Citv, Kaasis, Icdspcni :ace, Liberty,
Leiiaton, Ac.
- j TrT..N TIIE entirely ner, rxVi anl eTerant
i' ' , it n - , passenger steamer juuDoc2iL.T,v.api.
Joe. liolland, will on the opening tI nanraon, run
Catitioii.
THIS pnUio are hercW notiHe2, that ea alout -'
the 21 th d-tycf iemary, A. IK 13is-tker.
corder cf Deeds within and for the county of
Nemaha in the Territory of Nebraska, and
shall have an existence and continue in full
force for a period cf fiftv years. Signed
Brownville, N. T.J "j. W. COLEMAN,
March 2, 1857. B. W. FURNAS.
Iieceived for record March 2, A. D.t 1S57,
at 30 minutes past 10 o'clock, a. m and recor
ded on Deed Book "A" of Nemaha county,
2. T.,Fouo27. . W. U. HOOVER,
Register of Deeds, Nemaha Co,, N. T.
March 12, j
-4w.
ers:
tcrxn . trAT cr men a. t.t, sen ccttstt.
As is well known, Archer, wliich has
hail no ad i.cciurirr.'
The bridge over the Da Page river,
; heretofore hcen the County Scut cf ab0ut vcTiiiics .cst of this city,
P-v j - . t. , J r , guveway on Fridav n izht last, hy which
lctardscn cenntw. has been found, ft, r. i ' J .
' J i i-iifc u were iosu. ana nn pn
ir
i
J actual survey, to he cn the Half-
reed- ltnd. cr Reservation. This
rcir.g the 'case a new Town Site has
.ieen selected for a county Feat hr a
tnber of enterprising rentlcnicn.
1U name cf the town is Ccnircvulc,
. to. named from its being gcorrraphieal
. Ij in the centre cf the county. " The
Ust Legislature by an act located the
.County Scut at this place. Centreville
is a. in the midst cf a heavily timbered
. 2did well watered portion of the county;
. Grounded by us fine Farming land as
caa be found in the Territory, and
nothing can prevent its beccminr an
1:spc riant point in a very short time.
--ii. o. j. tinier, i. j. v;amj
K. J. Sharp, W. Maddox, G. W.
er,-H.Ncctc!ls, Wn. M'Lcnnan,
w J
c the proprietors
amciint of
seven cars, and a laxe
freight-was destroyed.
He Died at His Post. A sadJ hut
beautiful and touching scene was wit
nessed at the accident at the Du Pae
bridrre
S;h3bt Passage.- The celebrated clipper
sain, Dreadnought, Capt Samuels, arrived at
New York cn the 8th ins::., from Liverpool, in
the very short time of -T days, having left
Jan.' 17th, and pa3ed Cape Licarja mas:
bg the run from land to land in 15 days.
A young man in Washington wai so afTect
cJb; unexpectedly drawing a prize of $1,500
in , the Southern Muitarjr Academy Lottery,
tbiii he has become hopelessly insane.
5 - It has IttcaJDronosed to the British govern
ment to purchase one of the small Islands of
th'3 West Indies as a penal colony. :
CzxxTTO?t rEovrcEi) ros, Among other
diplomatic changes it in announced that Sir
In the momin after the acci- J,cn Crampton will snKJeedMr. Howard as
dent, the slow tolling of a bell jBi'h Mimsi at Jisban.
t One hundred and fifty thousand tons of rail
read iron were made in the United States, in
heard. On loohinrr ta se vrTipnrp it
. o '
came, it was discovered to nrrwvpd from
j ,
u oilers
Ocr latest exchange frona below is
St J oscph G.arrtte, cf thcr4th, from
tichwe learnt'?
th
the cngn-e as it lay submerged in the
water. The waves us they foamed and
surged over the sunken enzine s waved
the bell, which alone with suK&e-pipej
appeared above th s water, anJ caused j
it to give a slow, tolling sounl
the Engine was raised from tire water.
the Engineer, was found ia a standing
posture, with his stiff, cold, icy hand,
jlmilu cra.-i?j ilic ihrofth xaive, as
though amid the thick darkness be had
discovered the perilous situation cf the
train, and had sprang to avert the ruia.
But if was t?.o late the Engine and
train, with its precious freight cf life
and property, vent down, ami during
the drearr nizht, the Encrinji bell and
the mad rushing waters rung outjx rol-
tlicTear 1S55.
Mr. J. L- Barton, of Alton, ofTered to give
the Suite $10,000 a yejx for the State prison.
Casey was toliavs tt lot $o,000. -
" Great' damage was done in Car. a la by the
creaking cp cf the rivers last week.
Counterfeit 10s on the Flour City Bank
Rochester are in enrculatioE. .
The Ohie river has got down ngaha into
Koodrjrrigible coc-dltlrrn.
' It is said that 40 negroes wre killed st the
Dover Iron Works, Teuiicssc3d;iring the late
exrilerrieni.
The Uicut accounts from Albary, put down
the Ios3 try tne Hood in that city, at $1,5007X0.
uitawe learatb? river is epen tojexaa rrquiera forthcdcad2--ItIsp.ro-;
poir.t, and boats arriving frcm St.!c ha3 nt the freighf train gone
uis. jdbwn, as it did, tho pussrJgcr train;
A bill lias passed the Assembly allowing
. t w - '9 1
tn llr.RC' central, .uaiiroao. to increase its
fiock to .iX),ooopx)L ;: :
. There are four bai.Ks in Ncv Y-:k ci!
whose disccjints amocut to I!S,00,000.
BrownTiUe Ilarkct.
CAREFULLY TOP.RIXTiri) EACH WEEK ET
E02SL1TZZLL & CO. - r V- -
DEALERS IN PRODUCE.
BitowxvrLi.E, N. T.
(sxruxG SATES.)
torE 3? sack of 109
Coas Heal, ?J iuhel.- -
Coas, in the ear, old bushel
Oats, bushel, ....
TatL -I cannot conceive,sir tliat such n com
bination of disasters could possibly befall a
ship in one voyage.
Com. (speaking very levered;). Tut, tut
young gentleman, we must have your opinion;
suppose scch a case to have actually occurred.
Taii. rWell, air; sails all carried away, did
you say, sirr :
Com. Aye, all eTery rag. ; , ,
TaiL Anchors gone, air? ' :
Cera. Aye; not an itncommoa case .
TatL No rudder either, sir? ' ' '
Cera. Aye, rudder unshipped.
Here the young ofacer dropped his head
despjndingly upon his breast, and the old salt
continued sharply: 1
Com. Come, sir, whai; would you do wiln
rcurshir? ; " ' r .' ' ...
Tnii- fraisin? his headV l:d let her go to
. s ' ,
, sir, where she ought ta gor
Cam. BihLsir'ridit! Mr. Clerk, euroll
' c w '
Mr. Tattnall as a passed midshipman. -
.Ml. Y
.ExrmirsE or SaxTrikO. Lynn Bari Juru
ishes the; Boston- Trsuscript withe the following
statistics of sharing 'h ' - : ' " r; -; .
Sarpose a man begins to slave at se-renteerj
and cou!-inues the practice til he is sixty, i:
will be found thafhe has shaved fifteen thou
sine! seven hundred times. iJomg to the bar
ber's, stopping and returning; can not be es
timated at less than hrlf am .hour, which, at
ten working hours a day, will consume two
whole years! " At six cents fur each time, the
amount will be' $032, enough, to baud aa or
uamental cottage, or pay lus board for six
years! ' And all for custom,. ha utility of
which is by no means positive. u Soma emin
ent physiologist tell us it is decidedly irjur
ious. Wearing the beard is net with us a
"cruestion?'" we ' are satisfied cf iU propriety,
and li win require scmoihln; mpre to the pur
pa.;ttlfan ridicule to anrvinco -.urlo "the con
trary. .Were we to ecmcusca Lti rplo, we
would not shavcv ' ' :: : 1 ": " ' """'- - "
Snjar,V 2h
Coffee,
aa,
Bacos,
Ham?. - -
Shoulders, ........
Sides, .... .
CincxKxs, t3 dox., .
LOGS, do, .........
keshCeef, Ui
or a toes, a boshcL new
BCTTKR, -
$5.09
. .... 5e
40c
.... i." 40c
- - 1ojC
I0
Sc
9c
2.C0
20c
7 jc
25c
flEF.lAHA VALLEY BANK.
BROWTXVILLE, X. T.
A. IlAiuur, Caih'r. : S. II. Vszvlz, Tias't.
OFFERIXG DATS, Mondays and Thursdays.
DISCOUNT DAYS, Tuesdays and Fridays.
BANKING nOUIlS, from 1st NoTenberto
1st itarth. 10 A. 31., to 3 P. M4 from 1st March to
1st yorember, 9 A. to I P. M. ' 6a
as areruiar racket to ta atove ana intermediate was nuu tr.i encst-M cy i c-.iers ;at. iwo
nnini.. rnntinnin-. in tin I:!a5 Trade duria-r the I OTtS.ia livor cf S. E. Itf rrr. one of twit 1 ar.irtd
entire tr5a.tiDjr season. , I dollar?, pa-iible the 1st of H-ir-h. A. D. liiT; afi
Captain U'jllacd
frienda alonsr the river
erto exten-led to
Omaha, and other boat;, desire! o retara them his j to pay the said 5otc or any part thereof.
r deeply jrratefal io hi numerous f.ee cf one Buinlred douars, pajaUe tie 15. a c sy -ox
fortbeiirjeralpiUrcaasehith- Mar, A. I). Thecon3d?r'uB f-jr-e -hica aa.4
him while in command of the Notes -wer cbtiiued baTir faHed. we rt Jaw
O.-F Lale, hi Aent;
nrownTiHe, JLirea ITth, 1:57. 5-tf
sincere acknoTledirmeEts,and to solicit a emtinuarce
of their eonfidenee and patronage for hiinew boat,
promumg untireipj eiertiiins to render jncrai sat-
The A'onso Child iras buDt esprcay for the Coca-
cilFiug'i trade, under the especial fuperviiioa ef
CpL Holland, who bes to assure L.xs fnemis that
they will find her to be a'Lnirably adapted ta the
of dranfLt. beauty of modeLetc with cabia arrant- ' I l PUi'"c v. ,
ments and ac.Mmmlation3 net surpassed by those JL made and eeud on or idoutfi222idsiT of
CJautioii.
of &nyt i.U la the river, cc.rahinic- alltba latest r cumary, - Vl' r. V ,
and m.t modern infpremeBti tbt eould add to otes ia f avor of R 2. fraiwr, of two
the tnf-rty. comfort and easrre of pwsengrrs.- f parage steiibtt IjV A. IK 13 ,
yothinr win be found wantic- in anycf her ap- payable January litA. V.' 5.4 ; Qie r?h
pointmenU which beions to those of a first ehias ilarch 1st, A. D. lii.. The couuutsUoft brn;
passe nrrer s tea mer,
ilarh iytn,'i.
1857. MISSOURI BITEt FACKET. 1S57.
JOHN S. STLXVT iLutcT.
yrw Missouri Eiver, Kansas and 7lraiii racket
for 1S57.
THE entirely new, swift and nasur
jm paired passenger steamer, TrrucET,
4. y-tt refuse farther payaeotoa the said tes, or uf
part thereof. i . - r
jES3aN.?sz., - -- f
ricrar.Eiiasa,
- - UeXST i . LACC.Hf ,)
O. F. Lake, Lu i;-aL
'Bnwnvnie,llarelil2ih,1557.- - -.i-SJ-tf
NO 2.- . .
AN ORDINANCE.,
Cap. Junn S. Shaw, will on theopenia; of naviga- J For (JU ImprvvemenS pf irtt nil e.rrj im tit
Uonrunas a rejrsLir patket to tie above anil aa in- 1 vy . iMrru, ,r
termediate points. Ine Twilightwas bualt expressly Section. 1st. Be it Ordained hr the City Cotmil cf
for the Missouri Tirer trade, under the e?pe ial apr- TjroiraTille, Nemaha Co, N. T., that r: mil Ja cn tie
vision of Capt.Sbw, who beg to assure bis fnetds jrjar, TaJuation of all taxabla prperty, be Uritd
that they wil and her to bo aJ aura try aaaptea u . f tbe nrvC99 of improvin the SeJts-ad
tie wants of trre rrrer, Bis ir grea sxrengui ana
lightness of draught, wi"Ji eabia arraEgeinents and
arccmmodation5 uaiurpas3l, eonabiniES all the
latest and most citlcrn LxproTeaieata that could add
to the safety, coofort and j 'eacur of pia-;r.gers.
Nothing wiii be found wanting in any of her point
xaeEts which belong to a tril dacspaieag?r steamer.
Jlirch 13th, '57, - - . - - - a-tf
. llaster J. IL Lucas
.. .. .... ?it ii steer.
' Sealed Proposals
'T'TTILL bo received by the llayar and Kerorder,
V up to the 1st day of April, A.D. 1S57 ; for
therradinz and openicgof Main street, eomcene-
in atwesl. side Levee and extending to the Town
ship line: work, to be. eomaenccd by 10th ApriL
A.D. 1 j57, aalcornptetcd by the 10 & of Jane, 1357.
i or partif ulars enquire of Mayor aiidJUccoraar.
City of lirownvrjiie, JN.T,
Jlarch lath, AJ..1S57. J
1857. UNION PACKET LING 1857
( Lucas, Meteor, & Silver Heels.
e. n. silver
T.E.DSAFFIN i -
For SL Joseph, SminiTiHe, Nebraska City, Osiaha
City end bluff City.
TEE St.Loui, St. Jc-seph, Dro-rnviTJe,
Lr' Nebraska, Omaha and FuJ Cit;r Light
a. '- nicg Packets, Jas. II. Lueas, M pteor and
Siirer Heels, will leave for the above and ail inter
mediate point3 every Tuesday cvenirg, at 4 o'clock,
throughcut the season. The new ar-i splendid pas
ser.ger steamer 31ctcr, and th well known, fast acd
.plil:did paaiengtr steamer, Jii. II. Lucas, connect
ing with lie fine and fast packet Silver Heels at St.
Juejeph, farming the ca!ysro and qick jasage
frc ui S i. Louis to the abore named places.
From the known speed, capacity ard comfort cf the
boats composing this line, the tiaTt!:ng public mzj
rest assured that nothing will be wanting on the pilrt
of their ol-:e and crew to reader their trip both
piixsant and agreeable.
ilarL lJth,'57. 45-tf
The CIi2rekee,-S: CL, Iron Works hate co
st for $500,000:
The r!rr. t...i t J frora Cmcao, due two houn later, ad
jre-sajjbj expected to Lrcak;itSc:r have taken fhfatl -'nn- 1 ,r- .s ..i:... -J-.
irvwrrr c . x iv-ur ia u; ioqc. tu?.: a
im i ia. i ruc AVjrrrxTcf.,
ia&fcwdavs.
has tccu Lund
ta I 23 1!. short in ssi
i-ticces.-
Ac old cuender wis brought before the !Iay
orcf "toledo, Ohio, the other (lay, and after a
hearr:;g;-wus Cned to the fall extent of the law.
At this" t" prisoner demuir::., wheupoa his
hcnoi rejoined, "Hy friend, I d'ret -want ij
End you: bat, by G d, the majesty of ih? law
1? nJLT 22L2-lTiJOr3
XJIOLSTERY,
' WBOHESALE AXD ETTAIi, '
y by - -
SCARRITT & MASON.
ST. LOUIS, HO:
-tTTTl take pleasure ia saying to cur friends and
t the publie in general, tiiat pur stock of Fine,
llcdiam, and Cmmcn Furniture, as well as Jlat
treisj and Uedling, was nerer mum complete aai
deserving tbe attention of purchasers, either at
whjlMale cr reiall in fnU yaits ta sinrle articles
1857. Missooti urnn rACznr. 1857.
CHAS. Ik LAKEH L'isler.
YT. IL SciTDDEH Clerh
Fot Ficrence. Oasaha City. CouBcil KuSi, Uclieru'S,
fet. ilary'a.Wyrimjr.g City, ear?ka City, Linden,
LrowsTilie, Ljwell, Ureg-n, lwa Fin STaniiaJi,
St. Joseph, falaruio. Atchison, We-.toa, Lcavca-
...worth City, Jxaniis, laiepeniccie, whirry, iaz-icg-.uc,
Ac. .
Tilu entirely new, x:: aca eie-
gatt p&jsgriEteaa3riS-s-UA
rrscse ol improvinr trie swjts-a4 aiers
in said City. " - """.. . -
Sec id. X it rartuer urxtiaecl, liMU iiAi
the duty of the Marshal to proceed ani ecdloet tbe
above tax; Lr-seditdy. after the ei:!ri;:r. C.1
tea dayrfrocl the pgis-gor thir Oriirtiirggsi
pay the m ney into the hands of the Ci ty Tnau cx tr,
taki c z his Tzat. zt tbsxduZZ' J i : T il-
Sec 2d. lie it farther Ordained, that shouIJ aay
property holder ia said City, fail to earcpJy with tb
requirments of this Ordinance, then ktahall bi th
duty tf theALwshltorr?c?edaaier:fir9tlie!rie.
in aecordanca tne Iaw a. saa mdt tnd
pro rided. . .
This Uri;casee to .taz5 esici tact 4 s:r ta
days from the date of i u paJge.
JJa3aedfrirca3d,17. : . . - Pr
v t .AJS.E0LLADAT,l!a3xir.
Atleit:. , . ' . '
Fruit:
SHRUBBERY? -
osage oiiage;:.
;:.rt
d. c it t. . zxrmrziz,
Loo:
on,
ANNOrNCT to lis chici if X:1 C-1;"'
, tiat cpon the erwais of Navigiuioii i!.r w.J
b in receipt f s?!,-4r5TT iy"cf a!xiit eTirr' arr?v-m-nt
usuaiy to h fund ia Ncrsxrie. Tie s" k
HA I 3 Til . MMm J . . . . 1 l C lt. m. i r 11. 1 . ' .
' r . r . ;rja iKa trar K.iiOBS&rf E.;4 .4Ttrru .
ui,oaioitui.iiu ,.ui,, eistirsin partofr - ' - i
nacketto the above tamed and ad injerm.cate x y U 7rT f. -5 u ? .
points, eonuauirg in the L.-is irade danrg the 1C3 M8 t" rf rr'Tr,
3. 1 - - j - . - p. .-J VIM
entire boatuiz sejiTii.
Capt. UakeE, thanlful ta tio pullio for its very
fjecerons support bst4wd upa the Adisiirai, while
uadtrr tii crniiiaad) Ltrtiy bf:'- ware to tender bis
ackzMiwleCgecrtntJarKistKiitcir hu tew iota cca
tinuaixe tl ia ecxidencc aad autaar1!, pledging
nntitiag exertions of hi3fc-:f aJ t.u.rj t giie
fall Eiti-ilactica to thii wi wauseboiiitcas Le say
be honcrcd. The ilLa-cs-ha-hA ma tallt ei-rcisly
I for tha Council Llf s trade, aider tie -pcclii siper-
visioa tif Captia F iher, wbe Las sriirtd no trouble
or cxjiisa to miLd Ler aa A 5o. 1 illiaari Lirer
Stiiaaitsr aid tcgi to aiire Lis fr:.ea.di that they
will fi::.l her to Us in all respect?, ji.oat".cki:r..t:y
adapted to tho waul ut tLo rive.rf Ltisg of great
streagrJi, lightness of draught, eaiinef cf aiod-ilai.d
30,009 Staaiiri 'do f r -ai'2 to A Ttars.'
133,5CJ Cherry Tr-r, 1 1; 2 yean bll.brrf aaa
- itiadad. "! '
lat.h,PlaTr, Ajriwtyaad 2jclj,a arg
cumbers.
1C0.CC3 TrTr.zi, eh.-ac:rg t-rrry lltl ef try
valrc .
. All kinds cX pcpalax aa wtH as rarer kJjid.: cX prr
Forti r an I NatiTe live. a gg Nonrrr ? arata.
Pls-rs. tcrsH-F, CcdUrs, IX k itrsl
p-racfl,Hi.4.J, Hsll1ocs, e:, lrgi Ktsl.iiitr
crja.L w- ... - . ....'j
Omaatai Tree Ika-r?, rinlrrr'-". T-l" t
Lleflre 1 laaW eta. . . ; . , . .. f ,
L.ihoBS Iioot?j taUre tr ispor'rd; DiiJU.Ctr-
We shall epazw eo c-jrt tokcep ti mostettTipte one of the fast one?, witdi cabsa arrar:ments aaU fb2ir: 1, 'aai ef ts E-ttcsiti id mi
asrorttaent in our line in tha V est. Otr Grxxis are a3conrn -ditiens f very superior or lex, an I n:- tf3 . ,
icad hero, aa well a East, by the best workmen, celled ky thwe of any Uot in the river, cowbkaing Arallc wa c.yr.f.Icrrr Vc'a;ai -r oa' rioil '' 'r ;a
and thus combine f.e greatest variety and latest all ttemort Jnodem iniprovtEenU that afery.roa- p.&criI M exeellenceVlt rjr4fed br 8Lr
tyles.with the eheapst d most nUzzz,. .... fort, or piea?u?e ermld wrgest, ssrU u aj her vBWrrf w.nUrW,- ,4 hatkady aaw
DtKwars. as ertll a a.1 o:her pur:a?ers, are ;a- frpwataents, BcUutg will be wanting bcurgir g to car r cf t,. ari t-iodard
ri:-;d to call si ixk uga cur ILuna ware taw of first class penrer steaue. ' ucr.irakZelVl.ier i ex'Jl u ii'ly y'
Rooms. -.- f llaxrhllfth.'S.- emails rru ia .scts.- ; V
i)rMW from a prtfuca uavicg furniture to : : .1. . .' V- ,,''.
Jt'U iVJi O A v iiiL- ;tl:er--r--.r. -.;iiin.-giII-S.'-iiat
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