THE ADVERTISER.
11. Y F UIIX AS, ED ITO R.
TIIUI13DAY IOHLG, JULY 14, 1E12.
t
warvvjrs were encacped 1st a ticrt distance fr;m . .
the skirmish referred to. and wriJ iiSrulties were 1 1 8 Democratic Slate Contention Ct
FPhied aii the whites in ':Iowa has novated the following ticket
anaed the retires ar.1 were noait tar:;yeape.i2a s
Ilea. A. D. Dodge for Governor.
CcL L. W. Babbitt, Lieut. Got.
Chas. JIa'soj, )
Teos. P. VYilsgx, Supreme Judges
C. C. Cor.rt )
When we learned that Cel.. Babbitt,
editor of the Council Blcflf Bugle, had
been nominated for Lieutenant Gorernor,
tve were at do loss to guess the tenure of
the resolutions upon the 'main question.
Here are the second, third and fourth
resolutions. They are sound to the core :
2. E'jJrtd, that the orjrimxed territories of ths
United States, are cn!y held in the territorial con
dition until they ittaia a suSsient nnaiber of tn
tslitantr to authorize their ldnnssioa into theUa
i oa as tales, and are jnstly entitled to seif-g vera
riect and the eadistnrfced rerTi '.alien of their own,
domestic cr local af airs, satject 'only t the Coasti
tation cf the United States.
3. ReiAtrl, that inasrrrcea u tie legislative
power cf the territorle extends and eriahly to all
rijhifal rat jects cf legation, no p-wer can pre
vent them from passing soch laws open the futjeet
cf Slavery, as to tteca ru-j mcq proper, and wheth
er s ach Uwt, when p?ed, be eccstitatknal cr d L
eaa be irmly determined, not by CocTe, bat by
the Supreme Court, oa f peal from th decisions of -J
the Territorial lxcrti.
4. Iltt Jred, that the Snpretse Court cf the Uni
ted States, lic ender the Constitatlon, aa inde
rniectro -ordinate branch of the Government, with
a temtre cf tt whkh cannot be charged by the
aciit.n cr parties, thxijara the iitruceatality cf
Corrrress, we hold the democracy entirely irrespon
sible for its doctrine, and ia to cas conclusively
l ' -' - Tclnme Tcur.
'We jconmence to-day under farcra
atipjees, No 1. VcL 4 cf the Adrer
tiser. -We have made imj-ruTernents ia
' the niechanlcal deparuaent which vre are
qtute suxe Trill he acknowledged by cur
patrons. .We Li J thought cf enlirging,
' upon rejection have concluded to be
content with the present size through
another vc-Irm.
To te Irkf .ttith our inlrc2uctcry, we
have only lata y, that ia the future as in
the reft, tU.ppeui hading djut of the
'A JrertUtr thall be to alrar.ee the inter
ests ; frit cf the City . cf Brownville ;
2econd cf Nenviha countv. and third cf
NelraLa. Of the ultimate ruccess cf
the f.rst second and third, there no lea
der remains a doult ia the mind cf one
possessing the smallest inaginalle de
' t gree cf intelligence. ' -
The effect upon cur city cf the f.naa
nancial crisis has teen t lightning and
purifying; and tc-day her business; her
progress ; her prorpects for the future,
c. ere all that her most sanguine friends
could desire. Steady, healthy improve
6 ments are censtantly being made, and ad
" thtior.al population and capital secured.
What mere could we asi? What mere do
we need?
This county, agriculturally new secend
to ns ether ia the Territory, is making
sail mere rapid advancements. Our in-
. dustrious, energetic farmers are "occu
pyingall the ground;" and new-ccmers
t are 'all the while taking possession cf the
. vacant ecih The crops are fine, and re
jcicirg ia antinpatioa cf that kletter
time a ccming" universah
. Ia our political course we shall be gov
erned by a firm, steadfast, and immova-
b!e devotion to principles ! In prcmulga
o . ting cur views, cr advocating positions, we
. shall at all times carefully respect the
cpinlons cf these d;5ering with us ; grant
ing to ethers what we claim fcrcurself
e
fired on cf thought and action believing
aa honest difference cf cpinica a virtue,
rather than a fault.
Upca all incidental questions, involving
the interests and prosperity cf the Terri-
.' tory, cr our immediate locality, we shall
. pursue e course ia cur cpimca calculated
. jo seruf e the "greatest good to the great
est number."
To' such, as may have been r-leased cr
. satised with our course, heretofore, cr
'who will be content with a faithful fdlin"
up cf the above brief outline ia the fu
ture, we have enly to say, the Advertis
' er".wiil still be furnished for the small
." rum of $2 per annum, cash in advance;
and "a!. no less rates, except ia clubs cf
teacr mope, ia which instance S1.-50 will
be received. .
rs Lewal cf huf'.ilitej. They brought peuuca to)
Ucren:cr Black, crt the necemty cf callbout j
theSIJ.t-a fr tht.r tr .:cli'--. A tz.d Zocj el-
rnea, weliamei, kf; Vu.i city f. r tLe sell cf war
lart ti ght, -d oihers wUl fallow to-djy.
"It ia belieTed that :Le sarar-a ars a portion cf
the basl test cnt araix.it the Cheyecnes, a alla
del to abore, aci fears are eitcrtalaei that they
wiU rartje the KUleirnti Eearlhera tef:re jtart
irg cut. A exraple cf Pawaee racaer, eTiiestly
j ie, were arrertei in th'u city la.t eTiaics and lodg
ed in jail. They were endeaytricj t gt nt cf
townjoitaa the anaed force frwa here wa etart-
Since the above was handed the com
positor, vrc hare been up as far as Omaha
and regret to learn the eitent cf Pawnee
Indian depredations north cf the Platte
river. The prcperty cf settlers ca Lcup
Fork has been shamefully destroyed, all
their stock run elf, and settlers driven ia
to the river, having ia many instances
been severely maltreated no whites have
leea killed. A portion cf the L. S.
trocps at Fl Kearny, under a requisition
from Gov. Black, a volunteer force under
command cf the Gov. himself, and anoth
er under command cf cf U. S. Marshall
West, numbering in all about COO men
are new ia pursuit cf the Indians with
the determination cf chastisng them se-
0 v .
, . From the Hincs.
Since our last issue, the most reliable
. ; and encouraging news has been received
.from the geld mines. On the first page
will be found the detailed statement of
;T Horace Greely and ethers. That news is
now somewhat eld, but as we have issued
no'ptperfor two weeks, and many cf our
readers have net read it, we publish it
even this late. Many other similar let-
' tecs have been received at various points
along the river. The" article on the first
' . r2be Te cur refers, however, cor
rect information as to all the geld news
' now afloat.
The Omaha Nebraskian (Extra) of
. ' the 5th inst., contains the most flaming
. .accounts cf the richness cf the mines that
. w have yet" seen- Wm. N. Byers, of
. . that city, A. Dean," cf Kalamazoo, Mich
. igan, and W. Defrees, cf South Bend,
. .Ind and J. Stan well, of Morgan coun-
ty, Ohio, arrived in Omaha oa the 5th.
They brought 87,500 gold dust and ccn
' firm ia the fullest degree, the extrava-
. ..' g"a"ct reports cf the richness cf the mines,
. - This news, we are assured, may be re
." garded as perfectly reliable.
y'routic rilli Tairncc Indians.
Jt seems that "settlers ia this Territory
' - within jcach cf the Pawnee Indians are
to be', continually harrassed by them.
They are a troublesome, thieving, quar-
rclling tribe, always having difnculties
1 . withtthcr tribes, as well as the settlers.
Will Government remove them, cr leave
' the matter, until with settlers, "forbear-
. cjice ceases longer to be a virtue," and
.' .' we Tegulate this grievance, squatter like,
incur 'own way.
' ".,Thi3 tribe cf Indians have for seme
, : months past been ca the twar path"
are at particular enmity with the Sioux,
Chsyecnes, and Arrapahces, by whom
' .. their village was attacked and destroyed
- Va few weeks aro. It is said they have
.formed an alliance with the Omahas,
Pcncas and Yanctoa Sioux, and now
' number about 5G00 warriors, with m
tentiens cf making war upen their ene-
r " rnies. Unless something be dene speed
iv w-P.frar. settlers will be troubled
j .
" . with these s:an;ps.
The Xdra&ian cf the 2d, after speak-
ing somewhat at' length' upon this sub
. icct.'ccn:Iudcs with the following: .
r.r-.-n d nfier the abcrewssln
J ' the ci:r iapre.tba.te, l-imsis
Sncccsirul Aerial Trip.
In compliance with aa announcement
of several month's standing, Professcr
Wise the Aeronaut ascended frexn St.
Louis ia his new Air-Ship "Atlantic,"
on the 1st inst, bound fcr New York city.
Three ethers besides Mr. Wise were
passengers, Mr. La Mountain, a fellow
aeronaut, and Mr. Gager, who furnish
ed the means for carrying ca the exper
iment, and Mr. Hyde, reporter for the
St. Lcui3 Republican. The "Atlantic"
carried ia addition a bag cf United States
Express goods, about thirty dollars" worth
of provisions, refreshing beverages, blan
kets, overcoats, anchors, nag3. packages cf
letters, newspapers, telescope, thermom
eter, barometer and ether necessary sci
entific paraphranalia. The aerial pas
sengers descended at North Acams, New
York, a distance cf 1500 miles riaking
the trip in twenty-three hours. The next
trip will, we" understand, be made from
California to New York, after which Mr.
Wise will attempt his long contemplated
trip to Europe. We have no dcubt as
to his success; and ia addition believe the
day not far distant when travel through
the air will be as common, cheap, safe,
and far more pleasant than now by rail
or beat.
they eontlaae in force.
Thet Republican Convention presents
lowing ticket fcr tl; Ti-12
omces : .
Sam. J.Kiekwood, for Gorernor.
N. J. Rosen, for Lieutenant Gov.
Judges of Supreme Court. R. P. Lowe,
L. D. Stoctox and C. Baedwix.
' i rp' v j J i c ort Tt I bcaod by the rae. ezrert to far ts to inculcate cbe
verti). w-i idieceetoitjdKkicajwhneth
dians at last accounts, bet had net over
taken the maia bedy. By cur next we ficwi ticket fcr
shall most likely be aLle to give farther
particulars. j
Qzv Ilctto.
In dressing cp the "Adveniser" fcr
the present volume we have made a
change ia the arrangement cf the head
as wi'l be observed ; hare discarded for
the present, the eld stereotyped "Devot
ed to art, science" &c, and put ia its place
a motto more ia keeping with the age,
country and ciromistances in which we
live, and by which we are surrounded.
We might have enlarged upca the text,
but will defer so doing for the present.
It is, however, the Kansas-Nebraska act
"in a nut shell;" and if it means any
thing, it means just what it reads and no-
1. Yt-n l'awnees t4 at
..,! i f tr .!..: vtur the ur
rt.-. of l.cVatt. lS county,. om Uanu.cs
th?city. He Io jeicJn.th the ots
t f fc ur cf fhc ir cau;W IfloJ. Oae cf the ir -.lei
wu njuid, l-dl tot Jcnc-uily.
Xo DHTcrcncc.
The Republican party loose no oppor
tunity cf "pitching into" the South be
cause of its position ca the Congressional
intervention doctrine, and ia tarn, the
South pays back ia th5 same coia. The
fact is, there is no difference between
them as to Congressional interference. '
We quote below the main plank in the
Republican platform of, 1S5'5, and place
along side cf it a resolution cf the south
ern secessionists
Political demagogues may prate about,
and claim interference by Congress for
special reasons individual or local inter
est but the people propose to settle that
question and they intesd to do it.
RqrLllican Platform Platform of the
Southern Ultras
lutclted, That th Co a
etitation ctatcTS opoo
Cor-srea sovereign pow
er orer the territoricf of
the Ucited States for
their goTercsieiit, ttd ia
the exercise of this pow
er it it ll ll du
ty and ri$t nf Co
grtn to pTiClil i tk
Tcrritorirt toe ln'
rrlict I a r b a r i tm ,
yoyjawy and jSTare-
Ee$olvrd, TLt the Con
rtitatioa eocfers cpxn
Congress soTertiga pow
erorer t?rritorie of t!as
United States for thdr
joTert meet, and ia the
exereLo of this power it
ii boti le rijht and du
ty of Coagrett to jkmit
late far tie j-rctertfoa
c f tZa7ery im ie Terri-toriti.
ErcTraTllIc Ulsli Scliool.
We are pleased to announce that the
High School ia this city will commence
oa Mcnday next, under the management
of T. W.Tiptox, President of the Brown
ville College, who takes charge cf the
Educational interest here, with the view of
nourishing, encouraging and fostering
preparatory to the establishment cf the
Brownville College. To those acquain
ted with Mr. T. with his qualifications;
his devotedness to educational matters,
and indomitable perseverance, we need
not say a word ; the simple announce
ment that he ha3 charge cf the school is
a sufficient guarantee to those ia adjoin
in counties who are desirous of obtain
ins for their children the advantages of
an advanced stage cf education, net before
met with in this Territory, we can say
an opportunity now presents itself for pu
pils to secure a finished education. Mr.
Tipton is himself thoroughly educated,
and enjoys a happy faculty cf imparting
to ethers.
Board can ho had in private families
at reasonable rates.
Plain Talk.
The Democracy cf Unity, Maine, on
the 2Sth cf May, adopted the following
as one cf their resolutions, which is suf
ficiently plain fcr "they who run to
read." '
RrtoimL, Thai we -doat ceta in cheat cr be
cheated f that we are ia faror cf the Cincinnati re
otctica, jait as we were wh-ea they lrere adopted;
that the people cf a Territory hare a right to pr
hibit siarery if they do cot want it, or-d to allow it
if they want it."
Kansas ConstlCntlonal ConTcnllon.
The Kansas Constitutional Convention
met at Wyandotte cn the 5th, and organ
ized by electing J. M. Winchell, cf Breck
enridge county President ; J. A. Martin,
cf Atchison, Secretary; Mr. Blanchardi
Assistant Secretary; G. F. Warren
Lergeant-at-Annes. Rev. W. C. Davis
Chaplain, and Mr. French, Door-keeper.
Pro&able dLEcnlty at Morgaa Bl
and Indian Agent Yanderslice and Deputy
U. S. Marshall Luddington passed here
thi3 morning with an armed possee for
the purpose cf removing a party who
have taken possession of, and are cutting
extensively, timber from Morgan's Island
a portion of the Half Breed Reservatioa
a few miles below this city. The U. S.
efneers made aa unsuccessful attempt
last week, to peacably remove the party
in possession, who it is said iire strongly
reinforced, and will still resist the author
ities. We hope the matter may be peac
ably adjusted.
Land CQces Discontinued-
The quantity cf government land re
maining unsold in the Dubuque, Chari
ton and Turkey Biver land districts in the
State of Iowa, having been reduced be
low 100,000 acres in each, the three dis
tricts have been discontinued, and the
bocks, Sec, transferred to the land cfice
at Des Mcines, Iowa,
Pcpnlar SoTercIgnltr In Onlo.
The Democracy cf Butler County, O.,
assembled ia Mass Convention for the
purpose cf considering the present con
dition cf the party, and appointing dele
gates to the State Convention. The at
tendance was very large and enthusias
tic. A series cf resolutians wa3 adopted,
among which was the following
Ledtd, That we regard with Bcdis?emlled ia
dinatioaand alarm, the attempt to matilateor
bridge the great priaciple of Popular Sovereignty
ani non-intervention that we maintain with na
thaken fineness the doetrin the pewer of the peo
p.leof a Territory, with rerpeet to domostie legisli
tion il at plenary as that cf a State, and stamp as
snsoend the theory wgich limits the fight cf the
people of a Territory to act in refrence to the in
stitution cf Slavery to the one partienlar time
whea they case "to organize their State Govera-
Jercme Napoleon Bonaparte who holds
the rank of Captain ia the (Chasseurs de
Afrique ia the French Army, is mention
ed as having distinguished himself in the
recent battle cf Montebello. He has
been placed in a post cf danger since the
occupation of Itally by the French, in
tentionally as is supposed, since he i3 not
regarded with favor by the Emperor. He
is the grandson of old Prince Jerome by
his American marriage with Miss Patterr
son, and his mother was Miss Williams,
Ui. J-MUUiiUiC.
Jenny Lind recently gave a chairty con
cert ia Loadon, which was not advertised
and only the aristocracy were admitted
by special invitation. The receipts were
S 5,000. She was ia full health, and
sang with all her old power.
Grand Lodsc or I. 0. 0. F. or Ne
braska, The Grand Lodge cf the I. O. O. F.,
cf Nebraska, held it3 annual meeting at
Bellevue, oa the 14th inst. The follow
in" Grand Oflicers were elected for the
coming year.
W. H. Coos, Bellevue, Grand Master
W D. M'Cokd, Plattsmouth, Dep Gr M
G. H. Bcrcebt, Neb. City, Gr Warden,
R. W. Funs as, Brownville, Gr Secr'y;
L. R." Boxley, Rrck Bluffs, Gr Treas'r,
F. M. Doves port, Bellevue, Gr Marshal
Asa Hckt, Omaha, Grand Conductor,
W. L. Bo ydstox, Neb City, Gr Chaplain
Geo. Likess, BrownvDle, Gr Guardian.
The next session of the Grand Lodge
will he held at the city of Brownville, on
tse 2d Tuesday in July, 1S60.
Tor the Advertiser.
Education of tnc Citizens Necessa
ry to tne Pcrpltaitj cr our dor
' eminent.
A Republican Government is ens ia
which the eircise of the sovereign pow
er is invested ia the people, cr the repre
sentatives of the same. Such being the
case, each atizen having a voice in the
formaticacf those municipal laws, which
not enly govern - them individually, but
each cf their fellow citizens. And, when
we contemplate the vast . number cf be
ings who are and may be citizens cf this
republic who have the ccntrcl cf their
own social anl political societies. ve can
not but admit that they should be endow
ed with intelligence and education, which
will enable them to form such law3 for
their government as will promote their
best interests! For ignorance woul I in
capacitate them for making such laws as
would be fcr their benefit. The history
cf the worll has proved to us that where
ignorance, licentiousness and immorality
are predomiant among the citizens of
the republic its dissolution is inevitable,
Therefcre.it is indispensably necessary
for the preservation of the honor and uni
on cf our Republic, the peace and wel
fare cf cur citizens, and their soeial in
terests, that every citizen should possess
that education which will enable them to
command the respect and admiration cf
the world. When we speak cf education,
we do not mean a classical education,
alone : for such is of little benefit unless
united with moral and liberal views, pat
riotism, discretion, and intelligence. Vic
do net suppose that any citizen cf the
United States would, if he could, obtain
that scientific, moral and political knowl
edge which is so essential to citizens cf a
free government. For there are some,
and we fear many, although possessed cf
superior advantages, are indifferent to
their much needed accomplishment cf a
good education. But can there not be an
improvement? Is there not some means
by which every one can cbtain these ret
quirement3 which are of such vital impor
tance to every American citizen? There
is ample means to obtain a correct knowl
edge of our moral, social and political
regulations, and it is a duty we owe to
oar country to improve these means. If
we are cur own rulers we should know
how to rule. The constitution declares
that we are all endowed with equal rights
and equal privileges. And have we net
all an equal opportunity cf obtaining that
information which is so desirable to eve
ry citizen and lover cf a free govern
ment? If cars is a first class nation
its position can enly be sustained by the
enlightenment cf our citizens. Their ig
norance is the only source through which
a disolution of our. Union can be easily
effected. For as the people become ig
norant they become depraved, and just
in that proportion their contempt for the
federal constitution increases,' For in
that condition they are more influenced by
"party feeling," and there is no source of
danger to the Union of these States more
to be feared than the strife between po
litical parlies and factions which are com
posed of ignorant fanatics whose motto is
rule or ruin. If our citizens are well in
formed and possess intelligence and sta
bility there is little to be feared from the
action of political parties as the people
would then fully comprehend the bless
ings cf that liberty which their constitu
tion and form of government secures to
them. They will not suffer themselves
to be betrayed by party differences ; but
will have a higher ambition ; viz.: the ad
vancement, welfare and unity of the na
tion. That we may be an example for
other nations in the enlightenment and
stability of cur government. Our leis
lators are, or should be guided by the in
terests of their constituents, and it is in
dispensably necessary that their constitu
ents should be capable cf giving them
such instructions with regard to their acts
of legislation as would advance the in
terests of our government, and promote
the general welfare of its citizens. Look
at the republic of Mexico in her present
state cf civil war, and see the blihtin
effects of ignorance and fanaticism, for
such is the true source cf her pres ent dis
tracted state. Turn our eyes wherever
we may, where once a republican govern
ment existed, and we will find, invariably,!
the cause cf its overthrow has been due
to the ignorance and depravity of its citi
zens. Let every American citizen feel
that his education and the education of
the rising generation is a duty he owes to
his country, and this republic will exceed
all other nations in social progress and en
lightenment. Empires and kingdoms may
totter and fall around us but our govern
ment will remain firm as adamantine
rock. On the other hand, if we suffer
ourselves to relapse into ignorance and
our patriotism to subside, our fate as a free
republican nation caa easily be foreseen.
The liberal principles which we now pro
fess would be ignored, our constitution
trampled under foot by the iron heel of
despotism. Our splendid cities razed
to the earth, and these fertile plains,
that now afford us sustenance will trem
ble under thejeet cf ccmbattants engag
ed in the deadly strife cf civil warstrug
ling for predominance cf power. Such
a termination of this liberal government
which cur forefathers secured for us
should be resisted by every means ia
cur power, and the education of cur cit
izens is the surest means of averting so
fearful a calamity to this republic.
A.
No I! ccs.
T3S SCIENTIFIC AilEEICAX. The pahlisi
era cf tils widely circulated ari ppa!ar Uliutra
tel wecUy journal cf mechanics iz.1 science, ea
Lx.3 I Ci the fstt cf Ja!y, ardj ctht-nrue great-J
iajjTored, this Taxable paj-tr.. Ii ec ijiu eixtcea
pagi izjtead cfe:hLthe ftrner me, whkhciaks
it ths Isr-eut ai3 cheapest ftitttlf c crral la tie
wcrl 1 ; it is the otlj jo ami! cf its eliia t!ai has ct
er needed ia thia country, and caintiinf a charac
ter f jr aathority ia all matters cf mechanics. scL"
ence and the art, which is a t excelled l;rary other
joarsal published ia this ccaztry cr Eirope. A3-
thocgh the publishers have incurred an incread
exfeniecf SCCS a yearly this erlarjiment, they
have deieniined not to nL- the Trite cf ralfcrijv
tica reljirj; cpn their friends to indeitrify thea
ia this itereajed erpei.diiic.re. t-y a eoirerjotdizs
increase cf sabscribers. Tern?, 52 a j-ear,cr tea
cope for ifteea do.Il.irs. Srximen ethics cf tie
paper .with a phamphlei cf iiToraaiioa. to inven
tors, famiiied gratis, ty nail, ca apilkt;c- to the
pubZIihen. '
ixyx a co.
a. 27, Tari: Eow, Sew Ycrfc.
CXrvrnSAL UASOSIC EECOSD. O.? Uz-lsla
the Golduz; Chains of Brotherhood. Co-talak:'
the name, basiness, professica a&l residence .of
subscribers,' the came cf the Lodge, CisjUr,
Council and Encampment to which each ens is
attached and the rank petition and Decree at
tained in the order ; coi-tainiD aI?o a list of m
$mis Lodges in America and .Europe, and the plare
whera each Ledge is hc'.dj Philsieixhia, Leon
IItxxxax, Publisher. Price S3; Clvth G2l
1,7J pages. . "T
Thii is aa invaluable work to nenJer3 cf tie fra
ternity, and should be possessed by every one. It
s cz' j f anvijhed to subscriber?, aid Li not to be Lid
atUc-.k'iacr-s.'"
TUB GUI AT nEPUTJLIC. For July we hava
received. ' It is magnifenCy illustrated. . "Sevjn
years ia ye Western Land, is kept op with inter
est. "Valparaiso" and the '-Pa trckers cf X sw
York," both illustrated, tra interesting articles.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY. This . nperb, and
kead-of-the-iist literary tacnthly for Jtly, has been
received and perused with, customary pleasure and
profit- Contents. "Thomas Paine's Secend Appeir
anre ia ths United States," fcOf Hocks and the
Trading thereof," "After the EaU, fc2ock, Tree
and Man," "Ship Dartmouth," Seea and Cnsa,"
"Zelmaa Yew," TTnu fcShake?pear, Att'y and Sv'Jc
iic r," and the eoc.tinx:aticn cf tho interesting pa
pers, Th e llinister'a Wocing," and the Pnei5or at
the Breakfast-Table."
BALLOU DOLLAR MONTHLY. The Jaly
number has been upca cur table for a week p;t.
It is fllltd. as ureal with pleasing ami instructive
matter "American character and pursuits the
leader compensate well a pernsaL
LADIES AMERICAN JIAGAZINE.-Tlis inter
esting deathly fcT July is apsa our table. It is ful"
Jy as interesting as any cf its previous issues.
E03IANCI5T. The July rurnhfr cf this new
monthly is before as; It is Tery intercstirg, in
deed. Oae article fcFnnjples cf b access in True.
ia the present tuaber, U irerth the whole yesri
subscription.
PSEACHEN'G Iter. A. S.EimxasLT, vJl preach
at Nemalia City on Friday next, at 8 P. JL; oa Sat
criay at 10 1-2 A. L, and at S P. M. ALj, next
Sabbath at the PresbjterLia Charch ia this city
at 10 1-2 A. IT, and ia the evening.
T. W. TrrTOX, will preach ia the Schcil Iliiusj
oa Sabbath Evening next at ?,r.M.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Elder S. L. Collins' month
ly meeting occurs ca Sattudjy nixt at half past 13
o,clock, a the Presbyteriaa lleetiag cf this
Citr.
Obitnaries-
DIED, ia this p!are. cf TeTer. on Satirltr- Jnse 15ch.
Sophia Fxaxcis, inTaat iithter of E.. L. IXe, ;e-l
1 year, 2 ruociiti asl 7 dajs
Ia this place, ca Wednesday. Jaae 53-1, cf Fever, f
lowed tj-Cancraia Oris, .Alice P. lighter cf It. L.
Dvdce, ge4 3 year?, 3 m?nti.s 4 Iir-
Tte above we nd ia tLe Gallilan pio-) RipiUv ct
Jtu:e23:h. Last weti we copie-i fTera tie same ;ir
the annooncemect cf tie cearh of :ne of ilr. f:;?e.
How Md are the rxroes of death ! n jw irrtsisJaMe
i'.s power! A few fhort days, J tie Mihtest tzimt
the household are swept sway, aaJ leaves only a si jurn
in staujj an l father totww in hcnble scbnds.si;a
the irrevocable Ct "taoa shalt l-e !''
T. 3I.TA1B0TT,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Ilavicg located himself ia Browtviile, N. T ten
ders Lis professional services to thecommuaity.
All jobs warranted.
A Competent Surveyor .
WIIO is personally acqnainte wita all tfce Lands now
c Cered in sale ia tne Omaha Pistricl is cnaictM wiLh
! ...... j ilcCOXIUE.
Oaab?, X. T. 4nl
N E W
BOOT & giMOE
STOH "Fl,
First Sired opposite Recorder's- Ofjicet
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Tim aufcscriber would respectfully ialorm the citizens
of Brown vzile, and vicixyty, ti t ha baf. l.xated here for
the parj6e cf manufactsricg BxU and Siinc lo order.
All perc&j ia wmt cf a superior article wiU do well to
call and leave their measure
Eepairing promptly and neatly done.
E. GKEEN.
Browiiville, July 7, 1S53. vlnl-tf
DEAXIIILS
SUPPLIED with Land Warrant3, by
J lfcCOXlIIE.
Omaha, X. T. ..j
o. H. WILCOX.
T. W. BED ORL.
WILCOX' & BEDFORD,
DSJLJ.ES3 IS
LAND WARRANTS,
AI?D'-,.
EASTERN EXCHANGE,
Sx-o-cwT-ax-tTillo, INT. 27i
Lind Warrants Loaned on Tdje
From One Month to Ten Years, '
Land "5arran1s Loaned to Pre-euiprors ; Taxe P-Lid ;
Collection made; Heat F.stite Ikwisht and fjid ; Lauds
Located ; and safe Invetaicnu made for Eastern Cap-
All Land Warrants syld ty ca are guarantee perfect
ia all respects,
ErrxaEycrs.
Becister and Receiver of Land OSce at Brownville. XT;
Register and Receiver of Land Office at Xebrak City;
KcpUter and Heceiver or Land OOce at Omaha. X. T-,
Sanue! W. Blacs, Governor of Xe!;raka. Snsf..ll.
3fajor & 'Waddell. Governiaentraajporters JCacss
an l Xebraka ; E. K. WiHard it Tseng. Binx?r, Ctii:i
po ; F. Granger Adams, Banker, Onca;-o ; Tjylur Bri)-?,
76 Wall stree X. T. City. Vbomrson Bro's. Xo 2 Wall
street 'X T City, jjoa Alfrel Gilmre, FhiUdelpia,
Pa.; W. S. Grant, President Gar dicer JUr.i. Maine ; W.
it. Con key, President Bank of Cbeianfa, X. X-j Crane
it nil 1 Brownville, Xetraska.
The Land Sales take place in Xebrasxa in July, Aa-
frcst acdivpptembcr. hcn some of tne chvioct Ucds in
ihe Cn: ted States will be offered for sale, and afterwards
sebject to private entry wita Gold or Jjtd Warrant.
Bruwcville, X. T., July Ii, no 1 6m
a r&axa ccrixr. a s iocthakd, jx
GOULEY $ CO.,
(Late Randall, Gonley, & Co.,)
Coniiiiissioii Merchants,
COB5IR CT VIXE ASD COMMERCIAL STS.
A5D
, J'umber 5-i,- .Yorth Lertc,
St. Eonis, ; 3IissonrI,
GE1IERAL FORWARD HRS,
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLS.,
"Patent Metallic Keg" Agency for
PaPont's Gticpow Jer.
ALSO
A 'gents Jor Crcppcrb Co's Unadulterated
Liqvors.
JcU l.h. ISoX
a TTrra 17.771.?: fi :
Theater! Tlicatcr! 'ilicrS
ms. kite DErcc; mix,
Mr. saii. E- rya:;,
Jlr.EDAIlDS, aci ether ta-'e.'l Jrtits are
ersaeddaring this week in. this C.-y. The:rez
hibiti cs commence at 8 c'click ech cvcnirg at
the brownville Uoose.
:lrii Tir.'Ti-ry, fra
Ca
17 tj :eltt dj it J-T, A3 I jj . ' !Ki
ZxjT.TZitrr j.
Jar. t?m IC.j I. jrri;t C- -r:, 1
y.-Ttr. r tern t - It
1 t
SPALDING & ROGERS'
y u ii i y u d
Cmjrising the eelte cf the Eircria Circuses,
Hippodromes an-i Uymnasia, sei-xte.! at aa enormous
expense, by a special agent across the Atlaitia the
rast season, eirresily fjr Sraliiig A TUzn' New
Orleans Amphitheaurr, and their rLr-t turinthe
United Staies.Tii:
FROM FRANCE
HOXS. end TrLI.Il LOYT.r,
ilOI S. GUIilAUilH,
HONS. CAlfE.
. . FROM tiFJLMANY.
I.I13 TKURS COTrCAD,
IUISR W. CON2AD,
EEaBCCO-VHAD,
- - - HilHU '02S PAULs
FROM ENiiLVX .
EWOOWX)T?. --
Tt P. DOr AX.DSOTT.
iin.w. r.cAYEr.'AGn,
. . urt. w. WAJLTJuas,
FKUil SPAIN.
SUXOE SABCT7DAS.
SIuliGR CAELOS.
COilDTTT.T.A.
FR01I AilEKICA.
?rrt c o?IAK.
LIB. GEO. sAHGrrrr,
iis. w. n. inLis
IIABTZ-Li II ARE Y.
TYill give re:herche er.trtaicmint5, emara-iLir
the g3is of the Grra;e Normal da SIcrw. 3Ia-irid:
Gymnaciura voa Edelrxjsna, Berlin' lLppL"r mes cf
France, Sports cf cli ErglanJ, Turner Versus,
cf Germany, Gymnas da Triat, I'aris, aa-1 Cajxicu
lam cf ancient Rome.
At 1 and 7I 1.
IN
SATUPJ)AY, JULY 23, 1S59.
Under aa elegant paviilwa cf Tarile-l colas-?,
bleniingths ags of the Kingi ms to- which the
foreign artists owe allegiance, ani with a new ax
ranrmtnt cf seats. afu-r Lrastjls e el ii Earoj-s.
Admisaioa 55 eerts, Chilirea asi Scrvarts Z cets.
Also la aJ?nirr braiz. i?.e
3IT5Eni OF L1Y1XG W0XBFE3.
A hags live Africaa B:-a CH5trv:U;r,C2 feit Imgj
weiihirg 251 lbs. Aa CTMjnrK.us liv Africaa Ana
eonda, la feet fccr.weigiiagS? Ibsr ax. 1 the fam. as
Living Skeletco Yi-jlinis'. Aiex UxAirr, 23 tsm-j
old sal weighing enly bi ILs; aad S;iiia Rcl
rrs newlv orzaiiel
CAI.l'PBELL MINSTRELS.
Ccxrrlsisg the creamif Cbr.stj'. ilas: I'eel s w
c:m cr.1 Rniasey's aid e?ix r jwular Hir.rels.
Aimssska each. - ,25 cents.
It is reas nable. that w;:a the p-rrf rmers anl
korJS always rttrcshei mad rrstei, Srall'-rr
K nirer?' steier, Jir.:es Raymond, bKg deta;l
eirrely f:r the trier rut i- a cf ths cemjary to
the river towns.) K-Kethirg diferent cjt be exr-ect-ed
frtm cri'nary Cimsis, wi-Jj the jerf.rmers axd
horses jaded by cavtlig all tight over all sera cf
read, ia all sorts cf waskr. aoi esp-sriiJly fnm tie
annarnral errjsntia if starved mrr.a rrries ar-1
dilapidated cirtaits jst ijw ia v: rae.
ilanscin- PrcpT, G. IL' bPALDLNG
MO-NS. ALEE
Y. H. YiTI.LS
MONS. LOYALE
KERR yo: PAUL
Euestensn DirecV, GEO. SARGENT
Mkitre de Cirque, II V, Vi OOLCOTT
Interpreter,
Treasurer,
French Clown,
German Clown,
Uay Yc-r
rarrsnt .
, re3,.jca.;i;7
FRUIT TREES.
ORITALIEIITAIi THITTS.
Srulst Pcsist Vhts, Jazz's,, etc.
HILLS i CO..
v Ait3ts fr
A. Fahnestcck i Sons..
TOLEDO NTJRSEREES;
ARE now casvassins XerjiJ ... an-J K-. i - s.c c-rr -s
Xebraska; and Atcti-Tt crtr.tr. 5Iu rj; wft'.: f
oruers f jr Fru:i Tree. St.rol. Vim. Ev-fnpen, i-i-.
&c. They call the attntknef r-uoier ar.j otters Ce
irein,s anythirf in their liae to t!ie alvir.Uf vT pur
chaf.iDj sorplies at tteir Xurery. me s..k is cve
plete and prices as f aroril ie as tilt cf ar.y :ber Xar
sery anywhere, and all warranted to : as represented.
Orders caa also be left at the AJtr.t iter tmceBrvwa
ville, X. T.
July 7th, ls53. " s
Xvvea.t-r terra it 4
J.;r.;t?-.i a j
Cos-v c -.ft 1 : 1 ( C-zzj
Jjrr ? l-,:r.zx CVTscer"! I:;.et
lT;a.; i r e c-r-7
On
t4
Covry - 1 "
5 ter.iT.1 1 ? " " '
Ilcse re:, f -r r.-:f c-r.cy ft
1" allfl iift.-r Cr.
tf tie C-yi-'-ry Trii..:fr - r"
1 1;-. cl i ;-;.!: e K-a 1-C7 r
c 5 d I tlijecUl -
5'.a:.-.c.f rr ar-I B'.tr i. 3.- ts I
l ee of Pre ta'e JLzt L4
ha.fe-i i'in-.::?r. ' ,
CVtiUS.e s ta-rs ia r-t otler -
all ::tr rr;e--i s .t L?rt j.f x-e nmiM jv.
IXixit Jily Is l:T t!
TiiiJ ' T
!
t
ExcrtFTs. -
Amornt it 7ix: c-.::ettM ia fis Tfwi
asdiliJ
Ao.-aj: if Tiies c: '.:--iel :n ti r-r lu
Ieanii;it Tax Li f-r Ii s-ii
Total.
WrLca de-Jtcii-J frcra tie torit f
tiaras leave tie s,'Tt it lv.ii leitii
at this date ia:y I.-t IT
t
j7
1:2,
I, Erxftis E- firifr, c - u-.:y i .ezt Xtrm.
ty, Xeiata Terr:U rj, io k?r
g-sizg is a trse
sa.
ha-l a.-. J 1- im
1 -.-7 tut c.
- .
LS- -cr zsiT, t iry .'eia B.VT , "
t ; ehdiy r-J 3 : r A. D. li's
E E. PAliEi, OkztC
-Ague! AgneU
1 -tx. !n r r ti
t th 11
z firths c-r of this cia c..
STarisTeirra-h Ic&lsJ rir g eaixelv 7 .
-5 a&l arveir.
:ain
taost f thesgae -f-.;-i:: ;rxs are c- csjXw'i.a 'n.
tirely ta.-m!-;ssia its t- .cts, and 1-avui th
strrrg an i h;al:iy. If Uksa ieo. ri r j fci'.r
itwU. tot fill t c-ir? :-J w;rji caiei. Jj,
itcnr aajje-ify j-.r--:.Tes that thi Ar
curL ....
Fcr raI?,TTh:lej.!j arl r.s'ail, tyCrac4
Erowrvi:! X. A, izl rv J i.';ri evryv!:r
.AliWers rTL--t b-9 si'irr'sl t '. W. x,
Letv?a-v Xacsa, Oencrl Agat for
and the Wtera u:s.
JIyH, 1,-3.
. Clr.im ITotice. . t
To Jam?s P. Zlzz m,a- i all c then wh-.a $ !
eotwra : Tva are hrrl y stiJ fiat I wUl tv
at the Lal OZ29 ia rr-wsv.?, S. T, ca 1 I
day, Jaly 2i:h. ISi?, at loVik, p. to tt
op my right of pr?-mr;- a t tie . half J
L. q'sart-rr as 1 tie hilf cf th 5 E. ?Ar.t
Section 32. ia t-tn.-hi i of Hr i. vast 1
sixth jrinriral rurc-l"a. iJ.P.TlYLCi, 1
Erownvi-i'.JclT, Ii:h,l;;?. i
Claim Notice.
To Jvha A. Shirt,ar i all whom i: may ec&r:
Yoa are hert by ttiivd t'" I wi'l iitirui
Land Oiirein irowari'.ie.N. Voa i"riij, Ih !
dajof Jti.y, l.--3,t 1 c" . ?. A. to prvj r.y
it ( f Tre-
c-ir'T cf f :r
th ilxth pr
mrti a l-j ti r t-y
t;wrsh"
5, n-- 12, s.(
Claim ITotice.
To Claris TLiTuzzrr, C1jc'.:- Frl 3-j '.
ril:?, 3.T. lilies. G. II. Yic Sjyaiiiyi
bra-ia Ead Eli: aul Extiarr- Ur.;vt.t,
all ethers wh::ait mjjrrra. Xti a-rvj
no-.ifl that 1 wid .-2T ui t LaiJC;-4
2?.wnTlMo, oa Sxiarlay JTy " 1 U- rri n i
rijht of rre-iirua to the ei..-5 half i im
eat craarter.cf Sii:
east.
21," T- wn-hip 5. n.-- 2
Tf 7" t v i-rvrc
I
Claim Notice. j
Ta G rge. IXr?j. aal all ethers wVa 's ;
aiay ec-crtsrs: Yea are sn'j Levied thit I vl&
rear at tie LaaiCSi ia i'r-: wnTil. X. T. f
oy tne Z.l aj js.t, to pn 1? rr
cf rrfemrti.n ti ti i . V". ( iu.al
ia Icwnshia 1 La rig 15 tist cf the r
e'ral mrii:ar;. L2QTII
V a W SW .
s..y i 4, l;
Claim Notice
T G. TV. "ir? c3 all vthers a it saj
eerar Yoa are hriy --4.id thatl win 1 -it
the Lr-1 C ff. -e at EnrwyrCe. X. T.. a Txr-hj
Jaly 2ria.2ii3, ai 1 i k, A. If,tprrv9 1? s
right cf p r-r2 j4i c a t :i e s:-"J half f iz S. I
cartr cf Sctl.a in. ani Li w -.j esf sbel
lLc,artcr.if .attA'2.Twt.hi? S.Earpi;
i thi tixt -rlsripai mr? iiin.
'.TTLLTAi: J0JZ3.
Ja!y 15, !-:::
a: Y-;i ar? itr:1y t:t;fei th.: 1 tJ.';p
til Ltai v Zi'S iir.if :i 1. ? . T. a fr.Jj '
(xin NOTICE.
oi 1 t in st 2 ail ttrj-a;.a
cra : 1 a ar1 hr
at
Jily ll jz. .. ;r.Tf ;xj-r lit of J-Pr"1
tie w:.ft i.Ef J 11 1 i. a t isrur aii iu. '
: li h .tjxa3 i-' s:i a 72 ia towasL-J 5
. v i, COLlLiP?-'
TOR SALS
Omaha, X.' T.
Land Warrants
J. atcCOXl
LIST OF IETXEKS
Kemainitg ia the Post OSce at Brownville o the 33'Ji
djy of June. IS53. Person caliin lor ttese letters will
please say "advertiser c!se they mayaot pet Uieta.
j. n: macx, p. st.
a n
Alexander, 3Iiss A Hades. Col J J
Alexander, alias Martha A Hafer. Wra
Eroadus. 31 rs Margaret A
Backincham. Mary 31
Blakely, Xatbaa
BT3xt.n.-II P 2
Irse. J n
Brown, Jonsthaa
Bridley, LA
C
Crow, Joseph n 2
Cbern, A C
CLaniler, George 2
Guov, AriL ia
D
Punlas. Wesley
IVylel James
Asa, Davis
Bandy. SS S
S
Ellyott, James R
r
Frank, C P
Friebarga, Charles S
C
Gray, Betheel
Georse, llndsoo 4
Grimn, than Allen
Hampton, Gove
IljlUi a, Jauies
M
XTiller, Christiaa
aCeyer, Jvha A
i; Atria, It O
ilcis, Guy
X
Xormaa, Mr
R
Tt rV. UtJor
Ej:ks. Abrha2
Eeiche-, rrelerick
Pt:t aii:h. March ea
Rjnford. . T
Eivers, Bcxi
Smith, Wil liana
S-:hwan.Cl.rtstiaa Pred
tea.-oO, Mary
Shej parvon. Klbert
T
Thcmps-in, Gerco
W
"Whitney. Rodney
wnkifn, D
White, Tbomas T
Ta arrlr'j ir atf..lt 2 -.! appear it Uit
OrV4.r 5 -ti... to. tr-.: tie I6'b iirrf
IrvJ, 3 wt F St. w TC " t- a;y r.ct of pre-n-t
ti X. . -Lx?7-fT -tS ao. El, Iwoftip ,
Rare r..v Si, etJi ii ile s-aUi ;r;ncipal metuli- .
SAMUEL tOl'STI
BrvwT; ::e, j-r;, T?CX
ClaAX?! NOTICE. t f
TV K. Y. Vxir. Uti ::.Wui an.l all olhen'5 :
it may c-.rrera : Y.:a sre h--J y notiSI tlt .
rrar at the lxiA Cl-y. ei l'r:viie, j
Fri J ay the 1 3 ih y c f J i : j, 1 ). a : 2 o'cUk. f
toprtv p my ria-t f jrr-rji totb5- ,
quarter of?ect-ca20. Town hi? L H-acge 12, .
the sixth priiciTl r:irrija.
. G. A. BAT.x3-
Jaiy r;h,lS3.-2t-rl.
Probate ?sot!ce.
ti.-e. ths: there are c!-: i:.ri auct U v
WiUisinil. U:e f XemaaaM a???. ruU7..
deveacl ; Bvt-- is hrretr rivtj. list I T 'r?l(r
Monday tie 6ii dv XKat. a D
tie aearin cf saiit elates, ami all r-hjnv. '
ttkii eta' are aerty r,t.2ei w'
t ca or fce.'jr that djy. 'Jf
prince & co:s -IMPROVED
IiIELODEOHS,
TYITII I3XTIDE1) SlYEI-L.
Ti Lctt-TutHti Jietd IMTument i ti voriJ.
List cf Prices:
Pour Octave Melcrfewa $5 CO
Pnr-and-half Octave Melodeoa 60 to
Five Octave Melodcon v"75 CO
Five Octave Melodea, rtiao Cae, Focr stops flJMfl
Five OcuveMeloileon.doiJsleree-t.pvr'ble case 130 CO
Six Octave MeiodoQ, Piaco Cae 130 CO
Five Octave Melodeon, Plm j Case, docile ree-1 150 00
Five Octave Melodeon. Double Banks. foir stops COO CC
Tne Oreaa Mclodeca, five sets Heeds, two Bants
Keys wsd Pedal Bass . &30 CO
Fim Premium awarded wherever exhibited, lllas.
trated price clrcalajs sent bv rail.
Order Prcnrtly Filled By
GEO. A. PRINTS h. tU, JJoiaio, X. Y.
GEO. A. PRINT E St CO., 110 Lake t., Chicago. 111.
GEO. A. PRIXCE i. CO., 67 Falton ti. X. T. City.
July 7th, 1S59.
Road Wovi
THOSE persons witLin the con orate .limits of tie
City of Brownville wno bave not paid cp are herety
notiSed! that there Is yet ene more Cinote of pAjiL.? cp
with ljwr, vis : of arpearini? on tie streets. sntjeVt to
my order on ai.y Cay betweca the I5Ui and ZZJ. of Jul-r.
IS53.
J. W. COLEMAX, City Marshal.
July llta, I?53. nl
A.YD irrror:; LcccttZ ty
J. McCOXIUE, Omaha.
ariiast tbe
k-.JHl ILiUf ,
forever barred frt ra r?.vTeria loch e.':')1
setting tT lie srae ia any at:a wirer- &-
Givta c:klcr aj taa,t, ti:" rta '-r fe"
19. a, j. wiiiT.vsr, rr"b.,i-;
Ordered that ti iSjr.Mf fii;sa M j
successive weeks ia ite Siiruii ''itC-T
Brjwr-ri:;?, j-'y '
Lost Land Warrant?.
ALL per t ara fc?rrv ucd t5 at ea y
spring .f tte vyjrof ioT. I t-i sl 13
Warrant Xo. 6CvS30fjr 15-J ace issued V $
.lowcf Lenrtel Jehn. cd!r act ot Xtfy,.0i'
aid mailed aad letter at lea a, Oh. t'ct' ?
UerrtEit BrwoTj:;e, xetnana "7"' ' -.W-
said latter and wrraat nf t w.
and has
the Gene
spcMs sa
warrant bsned.
,tter and wrraat cvr tch - . w ,
teea lost rtea. tl at I ha' - Vy tt ,
nenil Land OSc? to prt-vent -,T v r
til warrant, and teat I istenS tai.ey;
June, I3-.li, 1SCJ.
a CCSJ
1
Probate Itcticc.
Xstate of Georte Lewis, divtase-l, lj;6
oucnty, Xebra.-ia Territory, at my c;-e
f
Hi
ll
ia said county, at 9 o tkl x X. wSP" l 3y
trrNtftl in estate mav .itterd Jr J
any, wby ;te accvcnt tf DaiidLri., ads-""
said eoiate, sUuid o- t te aiwed. 5
Joly 7ih, 1553.
r1 s' m j VA-
T:tns, deceastxt Ute "f c37 j
cry. at tay tl'ce ia
'Probate Iiot:c9.
XOTTCK is hereby siren, tiat ToefT. s';
1S53, U tto day appcinted la the Cnnl !.;,e", .-. r
Kxtate of X'. G.
county, at 9 o'clock A M. wbe ail Kf-',' sS7,
said estate may attend ana sw ohj-. .- j
accounts of Ja;ses A. Titca, a.lntinltrt-f j
shviaid not be aliowci. v 1,
r. j. wriTxrr, rf r I
Jsly TJi. T-Sf?,
Probate ITctice.
XOTIC3 is herety givea. at TrZ.t.
1W3, Is e.e day arr- i- J,ir p 23U1 ,f i
Estate cf Jaai.s Uttlej-ha, - Jts rv
coonry.Xetiaika Territory, l.t tlt ,
iasj:d o-nnty. at 9 "ti'ft "'J,
tax?.t in said estate may ;titr a
any. wav Oie a-jata cf Jerome Hner,
of sa.dt state, - T, Pr
Jnlj T.a, 1J53
-H
iVr Ea!e V. this Cite'.
1