Nebraska Newspapers

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ADVERTISER
11. W. FURNAS, EDITOR.
THURSDAY MOUSING, FE1T. 24, 1SC7.
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Dr. n. II. Darst, Tippecanoe, Ohio. .
W. C. MCXGER, Covington, Ky. .
A. D. KlRK, Archer, XeHraika.
H.W. Peter. Oregon, Mo. '
4 PlLtos fcllAWK, JttckPort, Mo.
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Are authorized AgenU to'soiicit Subscriptions aroMd
vertiscraentg for trie "Advertiser irud Teceieve ajl e
ceill for monies therefor.
Prnn resident in this Territory, coming from various
portions k th StaicS, orteiv tugest to us the nanifs of
persons! their old. is-itfib hoods, who would dbtles
become aubscribcrs if they could see a copy ul the "Ad-
.rci
frtircf.'' ,,V'C alwfy? send a specimen copy, and persons
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recti'
lar anhwritr.
Postmastenr-a'Vi etv.rrs, fecliiw sufficient fhtcrest to
wake np aoUk,.' taiiolikia.ihc uual id ceut or their
trtuitv . . ...... .
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5jcrTitorial Warrants anaXemaTia County Orders
drawing intcret f ill be taken at par payment fur
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t5"UrileVs notified at the clobeof tho' A'riiijrn'eto dis
eoii4noehe"Advertiicr': we shall take it toi CTinted
ttvat aubiicrihewwi.sh , Uieir piiojr.coutinued and shall
CTJordingly continue to send is her6tofore.leji
CThe'cbrasla .Advertiser" having
much Ike .largest circulation of any paper
iolbe Territory, lYhoIcale Merchants in
SU 'Louis, St. Joseph. '. Cincinnati 'and
other Eastern markets" where Nebraska
merchants purchase, will find no better
BdvertisingcieJiura in the Western Coun
try.l .. . ' ' ' .
WccaIj. "Review.
Two conventions have been held ;
one at. Cleveland. in Ohio composed bf
delegates from tho northern States, the
other at lvnoxville in AJabamain -vyhich
all the southern States had represen
tatives. Both met almost at the same
hour-and, although entirely" different
in. their views , and .their aim?, discuss
ed the same subject.-' The ' slavery
question, that great battle field of tlie
nortli and eouth,-was necessarily the
object' of the two meetings, for though
suspensions of hostilities do sometimes
happen b.etween the1 two' antagonistic
parties, no treaty of peace has yet been
scaled.' They arenow battling in Kan
sas; and after Kansas, Missouri will
come m tne neiu. ; me last election
for Governor can bi considered as the
begidning'oF a series' of contests not to
be ended before Missouri be gained.to
the cause. of gradual emancipation.-:
Aid although materials for a new a-,
itationnaye been prepared in-these two
conTentions, that of, Cleveland In proof
that the doctrine of gradual cmahcipa
tion is rnakin; rapid progress ; in the
nofthern States.,- A great many anti-
Ejavpry, men. no W. abandon radical ab
olitionism for a system infinitely, more
jroduclve -of practical results, and from
tho instant.the interests of slave-hold-,
era arc. taken into ; consideration and
thejriightsjidmitted by the very men
rhd pursue' their extinction, it may be
hoj3ed that compromise measures will
take place and succeed where extreme
ones have failed, except in bringing
wax between the. two great, sections of
ouf ' -cottntfy.- In - the convention of
CldrcUKd evenrGerrit 5Smith has. rec
onlz'e'd the'-right of slave-,nolderS; .to'
an indemnity, and .although, the means
to" achieve the.re$ult : proposed .are. yct
uncertain; the aim' will rally a great
number of adherents." ; A constitution
for a new" society under; the name of
"National , Compensation. Emancipa-
j.: - C -!. 1 ,
tiuil uvtuiiy v. its iiuuptuu uiiu iut; uuu-
vention adjourned -until May next.:
At Khoxvlllel the southern convention
have' discussed a great many questions'
relative !to southeru'interests, promi
nent among which are the slave trade;
the production of cotton; the organiza
tion of a national southern newspaper,
and adopted different resolutions relat
tive to public instruction, the road of
Tehuan tepee,' etc.' etc., and - a.djourned
also until May next. "; ' ,;
' Otherwise, on this side of the Atlan
ticVthe week has not been prolific in
political events. The financial crisis
still fully., exists, ; a few more banks
have closed, but it is generally believed
. the worst' pnase of the ; crisis is now
passed.. . . - . . : -
, . A collission'on th'eiCamden and At-
lantic Railroad; - occurred on . the 6th
inst., three men were killed and a num
ber wounded.; We quote" from the
Philadelphia dispatch ; , ; ; -
The train"Was running in time, and
. at about five o'clock1 when a, short dis
tance below White. Horse, and: while
rounding a slight curve, tho engineer
discovered a freight train coming -in
the opposite direction. Both engineers
attempted to check the speed of their
trains, but the distance was too short,
and a frightful collision was tho re
wit. . -
The express train was going at . the
rate of about twenty,five miles an hour,
ut the speed -of the freight train was
nopso' great. .' "Both; engines were
crus"hed to pieces, arid the wood on the
tender took fire froni -the furnaces:
The flames were; however, soon extin
'ruished. "' . 1 ?
The-' -baiqajrQ ' car of the express
train was driven about half-wav through
the forward passenger car," and the
rear car was badly; jarred, while the
middle car was scarcely aSfecfted by the
crash. 'Of courser then baggage car
and the forward passenger- car were
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broken to pieces:" A'riurabBr'oi per
sons rcrc in tho baggage car, and all
of them suffered ifiore or less:
Tlic ne.vs from' Europe is of no po
litical interest. y It isiot probable that
a ncv7 attempt to Liy'the Atlantic; Subr
rSa'rhe TcIe0M-apr.ic cable '.Trill be-nade
bef j're Junc'ticxt, a! thorn:! all scien-.
tific men connect iid ivith the expedi
tion reported in favor of a second at
tcmnt in the month of October. The
portion of the cable extracted from the
isca is said net lof:bc; i:ijirel m' tae
lbs.it. and; lliT Zi-.ls yill iir.it be over
r
C:25,000.
"At the latest dates frcrn Iridhi, Del
j:i hall not"tc'tbeeil 'fakes, : ;Gcn:Barf
nard, the 'commander 'cf the British
forces, had diedof dysentery. J ' .
The news, frorn Chin is"cqually de
prived of interest. :-- " ; ; ';;t"r "
j - rlie Kecpa xit it.-;'
- We supposed thtit after the election;'
and tho usttallyattending excitement,
had : died away,' that ! Mr, Chapman
would be -disposcc); to show, at; least,
some signs' of minliness? and high
toned bearing that-ought to character-
ize;men of his position.' But far from
it. '-He yet would .'sink, if. within his
puny power, all who dared lift a voice
or vote against him.-. .' His paper, the
Nebraskian, has been filled from week
to week,' since the election, with abu
sive , low toned articles' against, those
who saw fit. to act as independent free
men and . vote for the man of their
choice. ; Gov. Izafj), who six months
ago", in the then language of this same
paper, "made' a " good Go vernor'; . he is
a Democrat tried, and true, and we have
only, to add,; we trust that those of our
cotemporarles who have so bitterly as
sailed him; for acts within ' the ' legiti
mate' scope, of his 'duiy will. .-now. do
justice to him as a man.'' Now since
the Governor refused to be controlled
by Chapman, and voted as .liis judg
ment and conscience dictated, ' hear
Chapman through thV Nebraskian :
".Mark is now liore'on sufferance mere
ly;; he don't expect to hold on longer
than until' the first of next month, the
nrst or -next montn. nas; passed Unci
Mark is hero yet ,"nptwitn3tandiriaithe
Lnapman;eQict.J c li)ur;cotemporarie's
throughout the .Territory are to .be be:
lieved here jt will be -perceived ' is ri
slight indicatTon'of cohscibusriess man
ifestcd, in uttering slang, by skulking
behind -what" .some "cotemporary-has
said Mark has bejm more devoted
since his rcsidonwaiiiong iis to corn
er lots" atid aneasy melhpd bf signin'g
and,hirn 'crucified" ' i;.," ;:' . .
; yiiat ... consistency V 'and how low,"
for a man of. 'Chapman's position;: to
treat a man occupying tho position of
Governor of this Territory ; a man,- too,
to whom thi3 same Chapman is indebt
ed perhaps as much as any .other one
man'for nil he is." : J :
Other men who voted against Chap
man have been hunted out, and held
up to public gaze through Chapman's
paper. Col, Gilmobe and Col. Parkee,
he Register and Receiver at Omaha,
have had a string of 'abusive epithets
dished out to them.' The following we
clip from the Pacific City , Enterprise)
the Editor of which was one' of Chap
man's warmest supporters before r-and
at the election. . Chapman's course ' is
distrusting his best friends : ' . '
Sorry. We regret to see in the col
umns of the 'Nebraskian,' of Septem
ber -nu, an article m some sense re
flecting and certainly ' sneering at Col.
Parker and Col. Gilmore, of the Land
Office at Omaha, evidently for having
voted against Mr. Chapman. Certain
ly no two men in Nebraska stand high
er, or deserve to stand hi ffher, than
these two gentlemen. We .were earn
est supporters cf Mr. Chapman our-'
selves, and regret that our friends, in
the mutations and hurly-burly unccr
tainty of Territorial politics, were sep
arated from us. We regret that we
could not see things alike, but we have
never doubted that they acted (as we
are sure we did) from the'best lights
before them, "from their stand-point
of vision." The exercise of their riht
of suffrage, as private'eitizens, in voting
for Judfre Ferguson, can in no sense
be justification for newspaper ridicule
or public animadversion, and certainly
can do Mr. Chapman no good.
The Financial Crisis.
Our exchanges are still filled with
notices of "failures," "suspensions.
and comments upon the suspension of
the "Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company." Some of the prominent
Eastern papers are determined to make
out that institution "ail rirjrht." We
do not entertain a doubt but that itj
in itself is sound ; or suspect that di
rectly any one will loose by.t'te suspen
sion.' But we do believe and think
the whole transaction evinces that its
suspensionwas an agreed occurrence
by which to enable other institutions
of lesser magnitude advantageously to
fail or suspend. We say we believe
this, and think time w'ill show tho cor
rectness of our position.
:rNotes of the . foilowing -anks have
been throTrn out at New Ydrk :
Arcade B'k, Providence Rhode Island!
R. 1. Uentral, E. UreenT.ich, I".
J.U1 Hi 1 1 o n.. ll iLlkluiU,
Vartict B'k, Warwick.
Tivcrtqa B'k, Tiverton,- .
Alt. vcrnon Ji k, rrovidence, r y
3'k of Jliddlptown, !ilitldlqtownVrenn.
Parra. &Drov.B'kWaYnesbur, 'V-"
IIone3dale B'k, Honesdale, V
Warren Co. B'k, Warren,
B'k. of North America, Seymour Conn.
Y ooster Ji k, JJanbury, ;
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t i
a
Merchants Ex. B k, Bridgeport,
Nor at i'cli -Ban
North American "B'k, v
Mech". -B'king Association, New York,
Ontario-Bankf Utica; r , r i "
FortPlain B'kEti-Plain;
Bank.ofaratoga. Co.;,-, ;,
Reciprocity B'k, Buffalo,
HoUispKkBdfiaio,' ;il:;
Farricrs1 'I&n 'L : : '"' ' ' -'U:
p inn
r., .
Farm. & MechBkPoughkceie; K:
Sackctts'Iiarbori" or Reciprocity!
Linemung uounty u k, . ,
OUver Lee & Co's B'k, Buffalo;
u
Niagara Hi Vcr B k,
Bergen County Bank, Ellsworth, . Me'
Bank of Hallowcll,;' ; : V r " ; ! "
Hancock B'k,; Ellsworth , ; ; J -' 0 'V
Union Bank, of Sandusky' City, Ohio.
beneca Uounty iiank," V "
City Bank Cincinnati, '
Bank; of Circleville,:,-'. ; ; '
Canal Bank,: Cleveland,
Bank of Norwalk, L ."' "
Miami Yallev B'k. Davton.
'"ti"
Commercial B'k, Perth Amboy, N. J.'
America B'k, Trenton,. : , "'
Exeter B'lc, Exeter, New" Hampshire.'
S.1 Royalton B'k, Vermont. : :; 1 ; ;
Kanawha B'k, Maldenj'lVirginiaJ ; '
Agricultural B'k, Brownsville, ,Tenn.,
1 " Unsaleable br'at a discount '
' - i Oar Delegate. ;i
' : H6n:: Fenner Fergt;sqn. ' our Del
c'gatc; elect to Congress, passed 'this
cityr on .Friday last on hi3 way, to
Washington City. We are quite con
fident that no man ever went to Con
gress backed by a warmer constituen
cy than does ' J udge Ferguson..' rThef
rress throughout - the entire Territory
with ; the . exception of Chapman's
own paper the Nebraskian- are a unit
a$ regards satisfaction at 1 the7, result
and ConfiJenco in the man as to ability
.djnteity,.n:,;r:':; ; .;
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: Nebraska's Delegate. :
; We yesterday had" the 'pleasure of
seeing; for a moment at the wharf, the
Hon.' Fenner Ferguson, Delegate elect.
The Judge is on his way to Washing
ton lie. carries with him the best
wishes' of the ; settlers of Nebraska'
He' ham (.mi enemy in the Territory. -Those
'who have opposed him have nev
er questioned the? moral worth, integ
rity Arid capacity of Judge Ferguson.,
May success and high honors crown all
uiiM'Tisin Rerrp. tnnnnpiA. nt iv-
braska Territory '.-Nebraska City Ncicsi
v f ; Jnge Fcrgnson.
' Iri Juctge Ferguson we have a firm,"
reliable Democrat a , man whose un
swerving. integrity was never known
to yield to mammon or selfishness, and
one wnose reputation among tue siaies
m'en of .this.nation,: will enable him to
be ari efScient minister to the wants of
this 'Territory; and one whose ever la
borious, perseverance will secure suc
cess in his undertakings. We cheer
fully recognize him as our Delegate to,
the next Congress of the United States.
Desoto Iiiot.
V CiSeial Vote for Delegate V
.-: We final lyjiavc the official vote for
Delegate to Congress from this Terri
tory, as follows : . i
1-3
i i
i i
.
k!
o
I
)
t
'20
83
,213
20
101
79
27
70
447
73
27
57
m
;
M
57
61
166
3
180
53
Counties.
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a
o
M
Pawnee, 29
1
'7
19
Richardson, 19
Nemaha, 15
Johnson, " 47
Otoe, . 530
45
412
Cass & Lan'tr, 72
rase.
2
12
279
371.
122
Clay,
Sarpy, -Douglas,
Dodcce,
130
272
"59
114
.12
28
434
101
61
141
2
37
Burt, . 1
Washington, 49
Dakotah, .
L'eauquiC't,
Cedar, ..... . '
286: 180
56 ..
33 11
Total, ; 1054 1597 1304 1288
Judge Ferguson received one vote
in Sarpy county arid four in Dakotah,
making a total of five; Doctor Fergc
sp received one vote.in Dakotah; Wm.
Larijier received three votes in Rich-
ardson, and Stephen Decatur one in
Sarpy. ': ' .
- .
- The first assistant Postmaster KJen
oral, II. King, writes :
"That there is no provision whatever
in the P. O. act authorizins: the use of
stamps as currency ; nor is there, for
that reason, any provision for their re
deniptionby the Department, whereby
such use they accumulate in inconve
nient quantities in individual, hands.
If persons receive them as remittan
ces,' they mu3trely for re-imbursement
on the' sale of them.
The weather has been unusually cool
for the cason of the year, the past
week.
-ERRITiilALAND DISTRICT" OFFI
CERS.- Tp following named gentle
men havejyeen elected to the several
Te'rritorid and District ofiices speci-
fied : 1 v X o 1 r. k
S:L. dnipbellTcrritorial Auditor,'
,W. W. fyritiy " A: TreasV--'J.
H. Kliurn,? "H r XibrVn
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Charlesxirant, Attorney uenerau
DETRICT ATTORNEYS.
1st. Jud.' )ist., James G. Chapman.
2nd.
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Wm.McClellan,
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Ge6;W;-D6ane:
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California.
' The latit " Sari Francisco date" by
ie iZZW isAng. iT The Stafeew3
was unimjortant. -
.""The Acencan State Convention met
at Sacranbnto'bnjthe 28th - July one
hundred felegates present, and O. C.
Hall,:of Serra,'. President. Major G,
W. BowipVhig candidate for Con
gress in 1854, svas nominated for Gov
ernor, bv acclamation. J He .promises.
to stummhe State. r" ",'.' ;
VoripspondeV li , passed :be
tween;citzens of Sacramento 'and Hon,
Edward Stanley .Tiepublican candidate
or Govembr. " :In response td '.'Indui
rios, MrJ Stanley Writea ; -r . - '
rin nc. prpprjetyoi sustaining, pup-ic-
credit .L fullv. concur. . "Private
credit is.,yealth; publi honor js.secur
ity. .. The feataer. that adorns the roy
al bird supports iis flight; strip him of
nis piumage ana yQU:Ui- nim. to ;ine:
e.arth." , But how is, tb,at j credit arid
honor to pe secured?, Surely- not by
keeping ii'dSlce your, agents.". , ' These
are tlie "proken-down,politifcians,"-referred
to .by . ; CoL - Walker men- who
only "labor 'to get office, wljo cannot
live witnoui. ine, supporters oi tnq "oia
abuses whica bavp -brought .disgrace
and dishonor; on the 1 State, - the - platform-builders,
; jthe promise-making
promise-breaking,X)emocracy of Cali
fornia.' The. question is now submit
ted to, th'e,patriots 6t..CaliforniaU-"not
uevoted'tp nartyf whether they , will
sustain thos&who confess all that has
been charged against them-?-,
r rlri 'aaswering.'your letter! avew no
new" principle no. new rdectrine. I
wisu xi : aistinctiy . .understood that, l
stand, aridintend tp stand, pnly uppn
the platform- ef my past life; . and , ex-,
pressed epinions. . 1 am not a . candw
date- asking'fpr my own elevatipn, but.
have yielded to 'the solicitations ciV a.
Cbriventiori of good citizens, who have
not , require&V a.surrcnder. of. principle
on my part, but . who, .think,., as,. 1: do,;
that ''in essentialsl there sKouldBe'unity,
in'.np.n-essentLarsvlibcrty? in, all' things;
charity.
i i j
Thre is some later netfs from Ufahi
A
his tour, and the News promised in its
next number lo give, if ppssible,aii acr
cpunt'of his trip,' put failed' to fulfill
such promise.- ' IFhp policy of doin so,
in the present-crisis pf their affairs, is
very questionablci ' ; According to thp
News, the ; Saints are in & ' flourishing
condition, pecuniarily,' socially and re
ligiously. But a very signifiicant para-
grapn appears xo me cyecc that sever
al United fctatcs:pfHcials had been seen
gcinir Eastward pf Iat6.'; The7 i'nfprm'-'
ant cf the fact alsp pbs'crvcd to the cd
it'o'r that some of them had. talked too
much about the' state ef things in Utah
torsuit the tastp pf others in company,
under the circumstances, and that some
remedies had been applied to preverit
such outoreaks with gepd ehect.
Whether the polygamists will succeed
in persuading- Gen. Harney to take the
backtrack, time will sliortly shpw.' '
- jLneiorincoming crops will oe aqun
dant, and as there is an unusual amount
of snow in the ' riaonntains, all danger
of drought was dissipated.'' ' 1 ;
Destitution ana Suffering among
tae -Liberia Colonists.
Rev. J. W. Hornc Writes to the
Methodist Mission Rooms, in N.,Y.,
under date of Monrcvia, July 9th :
"We in the Republic have been, and
are, in a fearful condition for want bf
fopd ; at some points worse than others.
Several of the poorest people have ciied
of starvation, and many more will die.
Some of our Ministers and their fami
lies, on .the country stations, are liter
ally without :; food, living on green
plums. Brother Tyler and family," for
instance,' on tliPj Basso District. The
natives arPund the settlements are
eutting down tho palm-trees for the
palm cabbage. This acts medicinally
in hastening their decease.' f; This dis
tressing state of things has been com
ing upon us for several years, r
- There are several obvious causes :
-1. There are a number of idle and
worthless persdns in the communities,
who will not work, but are not ashamed
to beg. ,
2. Every emigration from the States
increases the number of this sort of
persons. . They consume a great deal,
and produce nothing. ' -
3. The natives, several years' ago,
lost their rice crop by;al bad'season,
and by a general attendance upon'the
Devil Bush, when ; they should i have
been upon .their farms.) iThey .Eave
never been able to recover' themselves.
uhat rice they .have gathered, for a
year or two past ha3 not been 'enough
Hbr food, so they have saved none for
sowing. I fear, looking as all things
do, that matters will grow.. worse and
worse ; and, if they do, I predict that
the end of all. things out here "is at
hand.' ALay God save us!.
nenryJIcKinney and all others t o whom u may cou-
J ... . . - ,.
cern. xou are nereDy nauuvi u. ',, .o-V
Land Office in Brownville on Friday, uctoDer , .,
10 o'clock A. M., lor tne purposeci uH u
of Pre-emption to the south-west qua? ter of section ioyr
cipal meridian. bJidLAE. uuLii.
JONAS CRANE.
aFORWAKDINGAxb COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
v.. ;ANDSTE BOAT AG35NTS N
Wholesaler and Betail' Dealers ii Fry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queenisware, 1'urniture, stoves,
.Flour, Bacon, &c
sept. 24, '57 - - Erownviixe, N. T.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTxNERSniP!
THE Copartnershipheretofore existing between J. B.
MeAl lister,-Jonas Crsns It Jots L;loirer, under the firm
of McAllister, Dozier & Co., is this day dissolved by mu-
tuatconseatf J mas-OraairharuUfcJiased the entire an1
forest in saiil coBoern.NtoTrhamot tolasautborized Aient
all'Clrim.4-Sue the said'conccinHre" to be paid."
Al 1 claims due by the said concern are to be presented to
lie new Ann of Crane ic llili for payment.
J. B. ilcALLTSTER,
it 7 r. rrTTr joxascraxe,
" I $ 3 bus- U l)OZ!EIt. v--BnfwrrviHcJIfTr,
cpt. tS, 1857 - T
7" '-TE FIRMr - "
i Jonas Craiie and ThooMoro H1U have this 8;iyrroTifc;i a
new co-partnership under the the firm and style of Crane &
Hill, and will continue the Mercantile business at thenld
stand of JIcAUster,IWlir & Co., --, r. i ?
" 'J'?L r- Oilll i!)aCVi TUtODOBE HILL: !
Sept. ;8, 1S51, r ; , r . , . ;
i HUDSON' u GEORGE, r. r
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; mi '(DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR) l.0i
S.URVEZOR-iJJVJMLiZJm idGENT,
! ,. . in P1?- fW - - . ' - - ' T
i TTILL Rtteril'Vt6TnVtlr anff faiafullj' io'thc'selectioiil
sn, location. of overuntent; taids in ,theremaha Land
District.- Surveying Town sites, subiliviiLng LandsDraft
Ingertr.PtetS, and all other business of a general Survey
or. Will buy and sell Land warrants, pay taxes, investi
gate UUcsFiW1 Declaratory Statements of intention to
pre-.empta,nd,make nt Pre-emptioa papors at shsrlTno
tice, and always on band to look out claims for actual set
tlers. Investments made tor distant dealers.- Letters
of inquiry answered promptly,
' ' V RETER TO
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Danicr Beckcl, Banker," f ; 0'-Dayton, Ohio
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John Mills, Gash. Dayton Bank,
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r4 r. iowe - -
Gunkle fit Strong, r: ,r
Wood & Ncad, -1 ' 1 '
Mo6es Sniith, j v ;
Byall 'Charles, Iand Agents,
Get II. Xixon, Lsnd Register, -l
Lushbaugh & Carson, Bankers
Brown & llaliam, - - -: di" '-
R, W. Firrnas, Editor Advertiaer,
Sept.24,67-nl3-v2tf '
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. Ctodnnati; Ohio. .
Sioux City, Iowa.
- Brownville, X. T.
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; rMas6nia.ITpticai
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ALL Master Masons ia good'standict residing
fin Xcmaha. county, N. T., are requoste'd to
meet at the residence at Dr.
ville, Saturday eveuine. Sent.. 2fi. ikTj7.;. nu
jecioi ine meeting, lormation or a isizt in this city.
' . f - H W. Furnas, ,,, . G.'W. Brattornil ;
- ' !. J. G.' MeCathron; ' ' Jesse Xoel,
, C-W. Wheeler, ; C. Lang Jon-,-T . . -
: . . W. noblitzell.. .
j 'BrownvUle, cpt. 17, '59.; T-Z' UJ'.VUv.
OialTm ".; 30.ot;lQo,
I TO Thomas Modre and all others whom tt m.iv concern '
Ton are hereby notified that I will appear at the Lind
Office, in Brownville, X. T.. on Sentember the 2ith isr,7 ,
at 2 o'clock, PC 31. to prove my right of Pre-emption to
the South-west quarter of Section Xo. lin.Township Xo.
6 RaTrgrXo. l5, East of the sixth princinal meridian," Xc-
uiajifiruorj. - , , . JUAAliii, WALKER.
Sept. 17, '67-12-2t '
TO George Thorn and alj others whom it mav concern.
Xoticfj is hereby given 'thai I will annly at the Land Of
fice at Brownville; Xemaha county. Nebraska Territnrr.
on the 3d day of October, A. D. IS57. at IO o'clock. A. ?.f..
tp entei; as a rre-emption right the Xorth-east quarter of
Section'o.' 3 in Township Xo. 4Xorthof Ranire Xo. 11.
ast $f sixth princtpal meridian. .When and whera von
waLuaypuaiaiiu contest u you aesire. .
j. ilANl)ULPiI 1TAMSLET.
Sept. 17, '7-12-2t'. . -
ST. GEORGE TOWN CO.
Lrt;. j ;.:BROwrijLtE,
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' PURSTJ AKT "to a cafl of t her Secretary ortjie St. George.
Town Co., a number of Stock-holder this day met. There.
iioi oeing a majoriry or siock represented the meeting ad-
juuiuua iv uu'ei uHionaay next."
..... .,..,', r. t ' f T . , . .Cvt n -ki
"firninant'td' adiofirtimeni the Stock-holders ihu d'.tv
met. There being 231 shares Tcpramnted, : the' meeting
organized by, calling Judge Whitney to the Chair, and
w. " ". Jr 3 . . ... ..
r On motion the followine Rejsai
Kesolved, That the gum of S2 on each ub im r.o anri !V
acrecy icvjen lor tne nuroiUfAf'uuu) t.,. ,t-
Reolvcd, Should the assessment," .Idvicd fcy thfe foro-
a .cv.Hm ii ioue pam into the Treasury tf said
Company on or before the oxpiratnmcr 30 dnys rfnm this
date, each share so failing shajl be dcslarcd forfeited, and
, Resolved, That thcSecretarvvif thu , k
instructed to have the proceolings or these two meetings
published in the Xebraska Advertiser for four &Mi8ecu
tivc weeks. . . . it. j. wiriTXKr pch
R.'W. FCRNASrSec'y.i 1 .. ... . ...
J Election Notice:
Xxtice is hereby civen that there will- bo an'toor-Hrm
held at the store house of I. T. wbyte. oh the i Munday
of October next to vote on appropriatim for the citv Coun
cil to borrow four thousand dollars, tibe applied In cut
ting uon ana gramng Atlantic street as far out from the
levee as the west siUe of sixth 'street. The baltots wilt
be for the loan or against the loan as the voter- may wi.sn.
mere win aiso ce neia at tne same time and place, an
election for. one Mayor, four Alderuion.-cne Eecorder and
one Treasurer, tosCrve for-fho termof aneyear. .
Done by order of the City Council of tbe city of Brown
ville. This the 10th day of September, 18o7.- .
, ' , . "' B. B. TIIOMPSOX, Recorder.
; ' ; . Notice.
-Xotlce !s hereby given to all persons interested, in the"
TOWX Of PERU, Xemaha county, ;x.. T. , that said town
was, on the ninth day of Jiepteiuber, A. D. leo7, entered
at the Land Pfflca at Brownville, for the use and benefit
ot'the holders -ofLotj and property thcrrtn.: And. that
the tmdcrslsrncd; Mayor of said Town, is nuw reacfy to ex
ecute Fee-simple Deeds to all person's lawfully entitled
to the same. Applications for Deeds must bo maiLo to
the undersigned, at his office at said Tou n, and all Lots
not applied for within six months from the date of said
entry aforesaid, will be sold to the highest bidder at pub
lic sale in accordance wifhtho provision of the Actof
Territorial Legislature, entitled "an Act. Regulating the
disposal of Laudd purchased in Trust for the Tiwn sites.
, ILLIAM.r . -KALL,
. Peru, sept. 17, '57-12-3 w ; ;, . -Mayor of Peru.
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Sept. 17, 1S57
100 Dollars Reward !
FO UU HORSES STOLEN!!
rx STOLEX from the sulwcriber on Saturday night,
V7"fc September 2d, 1S57, four horses of the following
description : On sorrel horse six years old, very fine
norse, no particular marks recollected. Oue dark bay
horse six years old, no particular marks recollected ; al
so, a very fine horse, Ono large ligu$ sorrel horse, white
mane and tart and white feet. Oue dork brown horso
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ieai to tueir recovery- r RICHARD BROWX.
Brownville Kept. 10, '57-U-tf JOXX -MULLI3. -
A NEW DAILY NEWSPAPER.
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ATTORNEY AT .LAW,
ARCHER,' itiCHARDSOX CO. xT- ,
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WlLL'practice in the1 several Courtof the 2d Judicial
District, and attend t all . maliers-. (Hitjerle4 wittt the
Profession.. Wm.JIcLennan, Kq., of Nebraska City,
will assist vein toe prosecution or important suits.
Septf 10, '57-ll-tf . , : r ., f
CAPITAL --STOCK
.... .v . or : , . . . . - ; - -
..... Tor the Duefit of the
BROWNVILLE 'HOTEL.
-i ', r The following property consisting of '.."
One -nSianaoLi
; iisiety Town;-. Eot
" " - J- In 'Tho " . '
City of Brownville,
! ; -Five hundred Dollars
' - . . , ix , i .
'Anl
FIVE nuSDSED DOLIAUS 17 CASK.
1 nas been appropriateii for the purposoi of erectine' a
lintel In the City of Brownville, Xebraska, and ihe Board
of Directors take this method of converting -the property
into cash.. They wish to. assure the pnblia that this is no
' Bamum," "Mermaid" or "'Wooly' Horse" sperulation Tor
individual interest; but simply what it purports to b?, a
tiitrnuuon or ltcai-Kstate ror the benefit of the Uutc
9. rect a good cmmotlious Iiotel in Browvil )e.i '
I .,' TICKETS, , - - , - - .- - - $5. .
:-03Siri323TO2a3d3'' "
,dUiJ
1 AT -A05 of Entered Landadjoining tho City of Brown
ville. ' it Is nearly all hijrh bottom land, well
timbered, and on which is a fln9 stone qnitry. It U the
Cgleman farm, which iohose acquainted w:fli the lccal
ity is al' that need be. said. 40 acres of which arc under
goodfence, and bciug cultivated second year. A good com
fortable house, a small frame barn, and an excellent well
of .water are the 'improvements thereon
SECOIO) 'PMZE 800
AK Ft. off w. end of Lots89, 10, in Block 1, in the Ciiy of
Brownville. This Lot lays next to tho Xebrask
nouse an( fronts. on Water and Bank street both,- sire o
'Lot 45X140. 1-i a.Xo. I Lot.' ' '
THIRD PRIZE - S15Q
i Lot 5 in Block 23 - - - ' $15tf,00 'J
Two Prizes, each - - - w - - -$125
Lots 6&. in Block 46, Iff. ;, ,
$250,00 '
Tltirty Prizes, eacli f -r -
Lots 11, 12, 5, 6,
in BkKk 61
&1
65
3
97
V6, 5 3,, 15, 9, 12 -'2,
-.- - - -
1,
J'" U 2. 6 8 to. 11. 12, - - '
83
11, 16, . -. - - - tt u
.5,-13, - - II-i- tt . ,t f 33 I C.
" 8, 5, - - .- . 2i .
$3000,00
Twenty-Four PHzes, each - - ?3
Lots 3, 9, 10, -.- .-. - r-. iu BJork 80
" 1, 3, 4, 9, - ---- - -"' " '
..: " 4, 6,' 13,14, - - - " ," M'
" 15, 4, 12, 5, e, 3, 8, 2,.- - ." " 67 , r
) '2,16, - - - - t CO '
" 2, 3, 6, ------- " ;". .69 J.. , r
-", ; ' '$isco,oo
Tiveiity-Six Irlzes, cacli - $50
L.ts 16, - - - ....... -, in Block 9- ' ..'
" 13,14, - - i. .. - - - ' '- 'C8 ' "
-:"' 13: io, ... -..-. r r. 47. ..
47
" 10, 11, 6, 6," - - . ,-
" 8, fl, 3, 4, 2, 5, - - - - "
" 2, 8. 14, 1&, - - - . . .
11, 12, 14, - - .- - "
" 15, 16, - - - - - - - "
f ' 46
"67 , '
' 69 . -, ;
tt 68 .
i. ;;.,:'. 230O,PQ
- - - !40
in Block 49 ' " '
6. :
" "70
Six Frizes, each -
Lots 2, 11, - - - -
;, " ii,
" 13, 14, 12,
210,00
Twenty Prizes, each - - - '
10 Cloth Cats, - - each,
! " ; " Pants, - .- .-'-'.. " t
(10
$200,00
Fiftr-Tu-6 Prizes,' each
20 Coats, - - .
" Pair Pants,
12 Haw, - - - . .
- each $5
.t .
f 9oo Vil
Eisliteen Cash Trizes, each -' - sx
... .... ..... $1300
1027 Cash Prizes, each . - ' - - 23c
, $180,00
The. above property will .be drawn for at. Erownvillo
October 10th, 1857, in tho following manner: . '
- When tickets are sold the pun hasers nawrrand number
of his ticket afc correctly registered by the person selling
thn t ict-nt "WKrt.. T. n .1 . . ., , .. .. ...
v"" ...v. '"d uj.iui u,rt vnui; arrives, me ncKet
holders will select five commissioners to act in conjunc
tion un uie Board or Uiroctors of tho Hotel Company,
thus forming a Board of CominisBioners of ten members
who shall each, take npon themselves an oath to faithful
ly and honestly supennted the drawing. The Board when
thus organized and qualified shall number small tickers
from 1 to 2,200 and deposite in a box. . They will then
write all the prizes and deposite in another box one on
each ticket amounting to 2,200 in all, correspondinjMu
number with the numerical tickets in the oUier box. Two
of tbeir number, eaca blindfolded, will proceed to draw
at the same time, one from each box, numbers and prizes,
and as they are drawn out, tho nninber ami prize drawn
simultaneously will determine the drawing. Each
drawii g will be entered in a bock, and the result as soon
as completed announced. .
Warranty Deeds will be given for all the Real-Estate
in three, days after the drawing, which is about as soon
as they can all be made, alter ascertaining to whom ther
belong. ,
Should anything transpire to prevent the drawing
taking place, every dollar received will be refunded All
funds received will badeposited in Bank not a cent used
until after the drawing takes place.
Tickets will be sold only for ea$h Consequently, If
any numbers arc spoken for, and not paid for before ten
days from the" day of drawing the numbers win be sold
or the ptizes they may draw be the property of tho Hotel
Cetmpany.-
Tbe .Board of Directors of the n..tel'Comparr drira
asain to state that they wish it understood, that this is no
speculative huuibugiug operation. We desire U erect a
good Hotel in our city, ami have had this propty appro
pnated by different individuals for that purple and
upon consultation have adopted this as tho uiott l'ikely
manner of converting it into money ; and we hereby
pledge ourselves for the honorable transaction of the
n u'ivj audit
A fow responsible Agents of known Integrity! will vis
the surrounding oiuntry and neighboring cities ami towr
towns
draft r;r.,T m J v 80 Dy CQCIing b cash of
S?I . 5' Ua"am' Cashier of Xemaha Valley Bank;
holsthe Secretary and Treasurer of the Hotel Cot
?r.v'taa ,Kn P'.01 8 be will return a ticket r
rfnm . :derinsf- Xn e making up aslub, can
retain 10 per cent cominissiyji.- .
R.: BROWX, - ' ' '
. -- ; ' A. HALL AM, . .
' J. W. COLKJIAX," '
H. JOHXStlX,
w , R- W.FUUXAS.
Board of plroctors cf tho Brownvillo Iiotel Company
Brownville, Sept. 3, '57. - V210
Hew Grocery.
;; AND , jr. .
Coiilectioaarj'SaloQH.
V7. A. ALDE2JIAN,
BRO WNVILLE, N. ;T. " '
ANNOUNCES to the citizens of Brownvillo ond
vicinity, that ho has received ami now opened
a general assortment of well selected groceries of al
kinds, together with confectioneries of every variety
Cool soda water, oysters, fresh fruits, -,, al
ways on hand.
- A share of patronage is respectfully solicited-
W A ALDEIiMAN.
Erowavill?, July 23-'57-v2n61j.- - -
Totim
- .an a'l
'Wting any bulMin- fr-
r y ikn an
er
'A
CO
Sai-l Out
I
'-! out
ruv'
V iiltr.rl, .-. JUllpr, aid !
imena,rrt,fc1-41,e;i'.llT
-1 ." . -
the
?'U to thwomci81- N.
FOR
BrownTilTdJuna
my are n,.!i:ivi tw... ne Bn,7 I
per cent Is rer4 jired t .f't
date by order of the Board1, i '
Brownville Sopt. 3( 5T ALEi Ia,.- '
iaT, vaim Pre-emption uini: ' k , t
tions, heretufv,.-, re-ervM , , . ' J
the Survey. , , . r '
i 1st,- In cases where the tmr, . ' i
nt yet been returned, t ie l . 5,11 '
approved Flat at the Liit i' V.U '
2d, Where the Plat ,kv i r, i
Declaration muHt hp fiin,i . .,..
Jirt publication "of th!$ CirniUr i v
A failure to comply with Ciij re'-a '
a firfeitnr o th.i,i, . te ae-it. -
!
TO:.THElp!iBi5l
Onthe26(hof Jannarv !. t. , V.
to sell to Robert Hawk and J. a x'
land known as Xeal'n Puini si.i ' Jm '
feited by the failure of laid nnt,M"IlclSl,'
with thu conditions on their part i ;
UlCIllOU v wen inn uo pnouc Dottoimr
said land or in atowncaliet Aln, J v?'."
IsahO'ittobe laid out on sahl tract,'rfnn , ,
I am the sole owner of said I mo, ' .."
uivm sales by either. f the ih venam,j s
further state that although I liave ".p
amount they paid me as a for' itnre. I l-nm 'i I
and
O...I .tiling r-..,. I 1 r .. ' lr'I I.
w, .t.u.i .u jiinsrs Hiwfiai
untthey paid me on said, :onrti.w mZ i
amount
August 15th, 1367.
To The Publit
On the 26th of January l.ut, we.n,.
John fl. Melvin. DiirrhAspo nf t....;. '. ,ni
. w. ..um .xl a.
known as Neal's Puint or Al.imj, in XCbr,i.sT '
which' we have paid for in f-ill, li,th,-
Quit-Claim deol, and also a bon 1 for tt.rr, i
so. mi as he shall receive a P..t;nt iliercf..r-"Tt- I
of said bond hav-3 been enmphed with mV'"
part. We, the said Hawk a id Mdvin vAmr '?2 '
forewarn all whom it may c ,ce-n not to M ; i
Louis Xeal any part of sai! tract or town si
timber, coal or. t;tonoherelrom, or nLikemt'I! S
merits thereon, wc int-en.1 contctinj bUri- j
same ta tac proper couris.
T.mr. n.iTic.
s. f XrCKiifj:'
. srcsiou;
TOOTJ.K.
WASH. HKDl,
JAC0.Il f. il.ut
M. JKFP.TIIhjww
s. n. m-rrm n
T"ir. i. mm,
. ft'. HAWS.
A. W.VYMAKa
Jonas vanci vt
w
Anfnist, 1R57."
x. jr. inyju'j a
1
. Platte River Ferry, i
The Platte River Ferry coup w hsv aiw te
successful opera) itn at the i m u'li f fhe
I'latte JJiver.
This route is sis miles shorter taan that VyOiirlu
and is a much better ron'p.' -
Experienced khd careful men will U- h
Ml times to accommodate tbe "raveling public Ut
ferriage as low as at any otter p Inf.
. ' . . u. suwra
Plattsmoath, Sept. 3d, 1S57. rm
Lumber ! ; Luniterl!
UOiDLT i.!l'IR,
T-Wliose new S.uttln Mill has jn.- t p niin jmw
tht Prairie Forrest opposite Brownville. ;f y jr
ed to furni.-h the pr.biic witi overy de-irib to--lumber,
oa fhort notico aul rensi.oaMc tf-si 5-
being an unusual amount )f.hard Tv.ml tiu'ra
vicinity, we are prepared tupiv tartk-ilif
filling np brb?rs for t).ik and Walnut Iwniher. ll
erervlbintf vtUtt ii-'iviM-rr' i h faurt i
lUII. - . liiUDUAAX
'September 3d, 1857. . rSiA
i, J II. THOMAS.
1. A. OALLAHEL
:-::TH0:iAS & GALLAHE2,' :
For ivnr d i n &r a:itl Comliilruoi
t"-K-i 20-Pinf Street t.'otner Se-rJ,
10-Ty' .: - -ST. LOUIS, MO.
) :"Emigranf$ La.id Ifunlay.l
' HOYT c SI.IITH
ilMlLllill
And "
S TXJ J1Z TLTGSlS
Ne:nalaCity & Pl:;asRntvillc,5.T.
Land Warrants EcnshtaaiScS
Land Entered cn Time,
Land Claima. aal Towalo Boigitii Vl
, . ,
Investments Mads far Distant DuiS.
BEIXG practical Surveyors-and in U
years cxpcTietin? m'tbe Wefr,' will
timevid rjccial attention t thB .'Vioc'ija ai'&f
land or claims for settlers sxd all tlos JeMas &
locations. AM's.
HEriu TO
A Schuyler, Republic, Siiicca co., Ohio.
- D Y Searles, Titrln City, " u. ' "
Dr PInnskeep, D-iyton. I,.wico.,I"V.
Rev W King, Archer, Hi :t ar I..011 co., Ji."-
S Wiseman, Genua Bluffs, I wi.
J P Schuyler, Xovclty ?.'. X. T. ,
P Ferguson, Brownviile, S. T "
r-!;n..n T T., 4,,:,... tfci r -:.. fl!iU.
10
JCj-Letters f Enquiry PrcmptTy Aascrc
August 1.1th, 11567.- . Z--
. - J, B. JEOTIIIGS
WHOLESALE GBOCK
Commission Hcrchp
:. . And
nnrrrfc tv rrTTn:T"V FK0l'l
Corner 11. an,l Frances St.'JcP
" Agent Tor 7h a!a Cf
. - Kanawha Salt & Fields Celebrated q.
TAKES pleasure In announ-Ksi? to the tlUt,Af
braska and Knas Territories, Bufhern b.w.
em Missouri, that he is now receiving his 9"'""t4w
and complete stock of Groceries consUtiim
clebelon-ting to tho line, whitli he will sell h, m4
. . -. . .. .. . . -. . . . i M lit'
1.1 ai w iiULAS-ii.i-., on as rn oiaoieo.-iui"--
m the West. . ,, .
lie i9 also acent for the sale of Kanin
lot f which i now on hand and ft r sale ' rw-'
to close consignment.
of Field's Celebrated CoveC5"Jters dirc t fr
wMt-h will be sold at St. Tnin orices. They rf ' ' ,M
to anyoysfeft sold in tho AT est, and every ra
Orders respectfully si,Iicitetl an 1 prompt ly " .jrif
St. Joseph, August 2, 1857, V-
FLOUR SCO bhU and 1000 sis, various fr,f
braruls,frcth ground,' in store aid forsa! t ' ,rq
SALT 1000 bbls Ka and 100) ski Ga a
J..1J. JKNM2!-
sit
JlYDRACUq CEilEXT 100 bids for sale co
mnt by .
OYSTERS 600 box Field's CeebcatcU C
or
SARD1XES 25 cases 1-4 iini 1-2 xeit
' i-.CJESSSi"
: : - 771
CRACKERS 300"
bbls an
nd hi B,t(,r'
Sugar, Picnl
c, and Boston crackers fr "t. vt Vfii
J. B. JhN-
CLARET WIXE 00 doz claret ,1 if1 r,M: k .
andforsalety J, B'. jEIf
LOXDOX rORTK AXI) SCOTCH ALE-ao''
warranted genuine, in store ani for a!'f. vt;G3-
CHEESE 50 1
x. fresh
tiprijncc! raniHpn: nmiiked hriirp .J
&.C., Soap, lastorordfors Jj(j3,
MJ3E LTfi
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SrXDRIES-Pickles qts, hf s rd n!J 'r i S
fresh fi.igs; Peaches; Preserves ssorte- ,nn, jK
sters; Brandies; Reasons Tomar.j eatf 3i ' 'rai C1
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