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DEVOTED TO AHT, " SCIENCE, AGRICULTUEE, ! COMMENCE; NEWS, POLITICS, GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE' INTERESTS OF '."NEBRASKA.
VOL. il GIT BEOWNVILLE, NEMAHA COUNTY, T., THUESDAJ, DECEMBER- - 23, 1858. lJ. 9fl
R. XI.
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i rjjUSINESS CARDS.TJ. C. JOHNSOIT,
! ATTORNEY ATi SOLlCiTOll IX .VNCLRY
ANDHeal relate Ajrcnt,
." dhown villi:, n. t.KEFEUENCES.
' IIon.Wm.Jcsui., .Montrose, Ta,. .iLJK.Uen'l.v, " " "
Jt.lin Ca .Miller, Chicago, III.V.' in. K. McAllister,ChArlc i . I'owler, "It. W. Forna.',lirywnTiUe,S'.T.
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.B. LIATHISU,Cabinet & Wagon-IIake- r
Itiin Street. bet. Sixth and Seventli,IIUOlV.WiLil, X. T.Alllfin.iof ciuiiietwurk neatly executed.
wains' plows, etc., promptly d.ne.
JOHN McDONOUGH.
House,' Sign, & Ornamental Painter,GLAZIER, fc.
imcmsvilli:, x. t,rdr can he left at t'.ip Cit Sure. 2
OT.&B.B. THOMPSONKeal Estate cc General reletting Agents
Accnts forlowa Ins. Co., Cskaloosa,ALL bullae' entrukte"! to our csre w ill niw-- t with
V"U!t attention and warrantt-Icrre--- ti Tapers irepar-lo- ruing io pre-em- :t, Declaratory fctate-'uH-- bu
uuce out, t'c, etc. .tSOrSre on Tirtt trtet, north of I. T. Wbyte & Co..3
BKFEKUENCES:S. V. llrimcsEl --Governor LtT. L- - Pri'.p d- ilissourlAut;Q A do i'.o
, i. 5. Ea, re &. Co., Glenwood, Iowa' G. D'.ui,t7 Council BiUfl'i, Iowa
. April S, v2n4!-l- y
joqs. r. Kivvrr.. cuab. f. hollvKINNEY & HOLLY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,SCHR-ISIL- C1TV, X T.
will pra'-iic- e in the Courts .r this Territory.aitd criminal huMnes. aiiende! to throushout -
wte?B ivwa ud iliwuri. Will attend thetur Brvwuville. vJr,23-Cr- a
. E. S. DUNDY,. ATT 0 JIN E AT LAW,
: ARCIltlt, KICHAKDSON CO. X. T..WILL pra tne in the nvcral Courts of the 2d Judicial
Th.trio, ad yfi,i to alt matter connected with theTr.fi.;n. wm. M-- as, ;Eq., of Nel City,.u asit mpin the cf iniportaut buiis.
ycpt. 10, .:-n-- tt
C: V7. WHEELER,Architect and Builder.
MiSSTARY TURNER,r.ilLLlHER AIID DRESS MAKER,
aia Street, one doer &bove Cp.rgons Bank.llliUWXVJLl.1-- : T. .
qonntti and Tmnmingi always on hand.' ' A. D. IIIRII,'"Attorney at Law,l.ab(l AfTrat and Xotarj" I'nlilic.
Archer t Richardson Co., .V. T..TTi'.lprarTiein the Coo lit of Nebraska, Assistedy HardiB'and Heunttt, Nebraska City.
FEN HER FERGUS0JI,Attorney ' and .Counsellor
BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA.JAMES W. GIBSON,
Slacksmithfitted Strept. between Main NcLraka,B1XAYN VILLE, N. T. '
i:i. W, 3IOORE,General Steamboat Ajreht,"
''oeh'jirdi.vo"
$ coyiyntsioy mciichaxt,' NEBRASKA CITY. 2Z.T.Vrii ,,,(, vu t-- t ,,uilu,ri iiti jirompt returns made.Hrun;isr,ultltilin pjvou tjrecelviuK, Storing and For--ar.- Lfafik.i;d. irf.?ht :v.A jrodu-- e.
j., ., Cillceoat rie Lievee..Jrci.n;f jr, ti,0 with tearncy note!.v . . . .K?er to t! e ilerchants uf Tselirm.ka 1'itv:
.e.SSu-hae- l &;Luitf Ufif.d, KmueyikCo"
April 231
Larper h. Scaler St. Louis;Joseph iiclutyreBarcklay, Uiukiek Co "
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T. E. HAYCOOK.. Attorney u. u ijdY7
A S
HEAL ESTATE AGEIIlcunt Ycrnon, Kenslia Co.,
IJllCU.la!i'Ut,,'i'n''a'l1 to practice of lawandcol-.ur.r.at'V"- ,:?? '. fawnoe.L,rr ....... ....... 4V(4l . Aimiwruu , foristaui Uwlrra. Pr?-m-p-Uou carefully prepared.HEfEil 1 o
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isai.keiR. Council liluif. Iowarce .iii Co"jit, Fort Uesmoines. Iowa.t- v.ier 1- -
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ii 1 UXlli. aili ZJILSOLICITORS CILJXCER Y.
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tic-- of. aid North
w, & Co.,' ill. Il lhh,
. - Cr.:;- -.' i WoA. Uraa.'ora,
lib, Esu.,
o. P. HEWZTT. J
C AT T- i. W ill k
n Cuurts Ke-rasi- a,
St. Lctiis, Mo.
Do '
- DoNebraska City, N. T.
13KiniiCT ii. Ilyllcy, Net raa City.Ocf-vc- Sweet Jv. Co., doJ. SicTlinff !. jrtou ' doJlfun-- J!onutt, SroxruvllloR. I'm n js uo"
Erornvilte, N. T. Ni v. 13. I9'".
. i'io:::i: -- .Bool: Bindery,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.Empire Block, Xo. 3.
WILLIAI.I r. I1ITER,VouU inform the iuMic tliat he ha3 opened a first
cl jis B.k Bindery, and is now prcparido lo all kinusof Boi k Binding old or new, tx.iir.d or n! uponthe fcnortest pubtible nutic, aud the must reasouobleterms.
Order received for all kinds cf Blank work.July I, lSiS-ly- .
Aratclimakor & Goldsmith,A. GYS,
ROCK PORT, MO.PEGS leave tu inform the public tbat Le "has located
intbeaUve uauaed town aud offers for 6alc a choicesto-- of
CLOCKS, WJTCIIES,. JEWELRY,and other articles usually keiit ia such establishments atprices which caunot be complaincJ of. J3cing an exper-ienced watchmaker he natters himself that in repairingwatches, clocks and jewelry he can give perfect satiKia;tion. "
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LOUIS WALDTER, . .louse, Sis;n; and Ornamental Painter,
' GLAZIER, GHAIWEB,
I A P ER II A SGER,BEOW2IVILLE, K. T.
Takestbis method of informing the pnblic that hehasremoved Lis paint shop from Nemaha City to this placeHe thinks himself qualified to undertake any work per--aininp to hi linecf business, and. respectful .yiniie
the public to give him call.Please leave orders at the "Acveruser" orace.
Nov. 19, 1S57. E21-- tf
w: P. LOAN,ATTOKITEY AT LAW.
LOT AND LAND AGENT,Arclicr, Rlcliardson County, N. T.
rSODUCE DEALERS,
Forwardiim & Commis c
MERCHANTS,.No. 78, North Levee, St. Louis, Mo.Orders Groceries and Manufactured Articles accu
rately filled at lowest possible rates. Consignment forsale and respcctutiy souciiea. cmpiueuisof all kinds will be faithfully attended te.
Beterrences :Messrs. OH Rea fc. Co St. Louis
McCnib SiCoGilbert, Miles fc. Stannard do
non. W H Buftington, Auditor State of MissouriJ Q Harmon, Esq. Cairo City, 111.liessrsMolony, llro's &.Co' New Orleans, LouisianaJ D Jackson, Esq., do doMessrs Kinkle, Guild &. Co, Cincinnati, O.
F HainniarCo doBraudell & Crawford Louisville, Ky.WiKKlruffii. Huntington, Mobile, Ala.
n. BUiiaasr Ksq.r - - - - --- BcaxUitowu, lil- -Mayl?, laS , 45-3-m . , .
JAI.IES HOGAN.
BLANK E00K MANUFACTURER,Southeast cr. 2nd and Locust St's.
ST. LOUIS, MO.All kinds of Blank Books, made of the best paper, ruledto any pattern, and sewed iu the new improved patentnKxle.LIBRARIES, PERIODICALS, MUSIC. &c,hound in anv stvle. and at the shortest noticfi.
Having been awarded the Premium at the last Me-chanic's Fair, he feels condident in insuring satisfactionto all who may give him a call.
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July.22d.lS5S. .. ....... iyv-3-
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J. V. WESTLAKE. A. A. BUlTUft.WESTLAKE Si BUTTON,
LiACIHuE SHOP &.T0UKDRY,liallrcad Car, IIIocU Puuip, Bolt
Corner of lilain &Biddle St.,ST. LOUIS, MO.
Contractors outfits constantly cn hand, such as
Rotary Pump Cars, Sideer End Cars.Wheelbarrows, Scrapers, Single and
Horse Power Derricks, &c.Blacksmithing .f all kinds, Bridge and Truss Bolts of
any length. Workmanship warranted of best quality.
R. K. UAUDIXrt. C. C. KIM BOUGH E. F. TOOHEB
HARQSUQj KIME0UGH & CO.MaMuutclurirtaud WlolemU Dealer in,
J
HATS, CAPS & STRAW GOODS,Ho 40 Main street, bet. OJivo and me,
ST. LOUIS, MO.Particular attention paid to manufacturing our
finest Mole lia's.
WHEELER & WILSON'SINCOMPARABLE
SEWING MACHINESj. w. McDonald & co.,
No. 79, Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo.Are taking the n!ai:e t all other machines to
Families, Dress-xlaker- s.AND
.JJlThey are the Simi-lest- , SpeeJLest, Chcapes and most
lurable Macbires eaasixiit.Agents Yi'anted In Every Town In
tlQ West.
MILLER & EOISAUEIN,Im;xirtersof French andGerman
LGSXCia-QlASS-FLATE- S,
Sliect, gI;y-L- 5 zZit, and rioor Glass,IS, Second St., St. Louis, lo.
ilauuacturers cf Ornamental Looking-Gias- s 1'rames.Stained Glass in all its Various Branches,
for Churches, Public and Privater ; . - Buildings.
Ornamental Work for Steamboats. '
OUTER BEXSET. B. C AltniT.JA5IE3 P. ri?KE. AVGCSTCS KXIGHT.
OLIVER BENNETT & CO.,licnufacturerf and YriialesaleDealrfin.
BOOTS AND SHOES,FOR3IELT,No. l(!l, CVKXBOP MaIK AXDLOCrST.)
ST. LOUIS, MO.
PRY iinnp.-Q- t? 01n f
JOHN H. MAUN 5 CO.;.: BR0V,'XV1LLE;X. T.
DEALET.S IS"" : of which is abundant. their craft, happening;It 'f!'M We now most snowed un- - they.
A.i--JiiIt!liI-- der. arrived here on" the' of in the creeks are' met with the" turbid waters of the J!issouri,
Fine Ilnir and Tooth Brushes, .
i5tTICL.ES,TT
.October,
Flattsracuth.
Beaver-dam- s
Tt"
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TnllH fir firpGW storms elephant" in cut into float them to the: feeling,' which you say I tweenLO.UCwGliO A w;. vlcH5 the Mountains. were extremely for- -' Proper place, sink a from these two portions can"
Tj.... f; ' tunate getting to our. present tea to twelve; inches 'through, will beat true, 'tis pity that 'tis trueiUlultiaul toil
Physicians' Prescriptions anl Family Eccipouu.v.u.i, vviuyouuucu. ... I . . . .V 1. C I t , i . .
orders correctly answered. Every article dance of and other timber. ui tutu or we separate as to political inranted pcnuine. and of the best quality.
rf AGEJfTS for all leading Patent Medicineofjhe day,HEW GROCERY
PROVISION HOUSE,ey . . A
J::.H.1I&BMNXT THE
Old Stand of M. F. GLAEK,BROWN VILLE, N. T.,
found a full of Family ter ; Trainand ilackrel Sugar, i -
Cjfree.Candies,Xut3,WineCrackersanICheese( in IS aiSOand mes. Sardines, Cigars ana uy6tcrs ana i ,
Peaches. Prunes. Blackberries aud VTnortle- - I Here.berries, and all articles usually kept in a GroceryStorc..whichhe will sell cash or produce as cheap asthechcapasu you give rue a share of your continuedpatronage.
Brownuille, July 15th, 1S5S. ' v3n3
B. L. DODGE,ATTORNEY ATLAW
SOLICITOR iXU CHANCERY,BSlOW.WiLLE, I.i:ilUASKA.
Land Warrants bought and sold.' Pre-empti- on paperscarefully and correctly prepared.
OFFICE on Alain in Brown andBenneit's Bank-ing 'House.
REFESEXCES ' ' ;
Hon. Fenner Ferguson, Bellevue,-3.ebrask-" R. V. Furnas Brownville,- -" Brown "B - -
Kinney &. llolley Nebraska CityHon. James Craig, - ' St. Joseph ilo.Nave, McCordfs. Co. "Clark &.
July 8, lS53-v3n2-- Ty . , . .
ATTOEITEY. AT. LABKOWNVILLE, N. T.
Till write deeds of every kind and contrasts every:.tse. with warranted lesal
Oihce, in the Banking House of Lushbaugb & Carson.REFER TO
Hon.-Joh- A. Bingham, Ohio.w K Carter, tieveiana,
" RPSpaldiug, - "'" B F Lei ter, Canton," SLahni, : ." Wm R Sapp. Mt. Vernn,
SPChae, Columbus, . ..Thos. Manstield,. 'Jas. Crlg, St.'Joseph, Mo. ' .
Brownville, Oct. 22d, 2nl7-l- y
P.ANDALS, G0ULEY & CO
PRODUCE BROKERSAND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.St.
at the ratestn eommision.-Septombe- r
23. lSr-S- .
All kinds of produce bought or sold
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NEMAHA LAND AGENT,
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invest
&.c.i showing aii inlectto where
with theoldest in all
reliable who veryto
JEFFEKSGX P. CASADT, 1 MARTIN "W. RIDES.)JAS. TEST, JAS. D. WHITE, V
ConncilBluffs,Iowa. ) NebrastaCityNT)CASS ADY, TEST, RIDEN CO.,
(Successors Riden v )
LAND AGENTS.NEBRASKA CITY, N.
made by wliich we willHAYING accurate copies of all thein portion of Nebraska, we
aro prepared to off:r our services to the" s of Territory."
In Declaratory Statements of Inten-tion to Pre-emp- t. Securing
Iiocfltine: Warrants- -AND ENTERING LAND
iiiantis an Kinas always onREFERENCES.
Hon. A.Eradftrd. Nebraska Gi!yS. F. NuciolLs,Mt gjrs. k West,PeterA.Kelkr.ThomasJune 23,1856.
HARVEY.Draft'n.
ft
LiNkJ
Joseph,City
t
uuiana. i., resigned hisone live best in the
with
Civ. Eng., Snr.
n
mnn
St.
VTTCK
INTwiih
they claimsGovernment, attend
the Land
One firm beingfor many earsconnecied with the
States im-provements) we mate
5.c, any partthe best can
Town kinds&c.,) our
22'I,
fron the PlainsSouth or River,
" October IS08.;
drive' of
praps,' yt
newaccount
O.Mnhpr hns fop'spvpral av every crossing, lne inrrinuity or wne they did notlowinT "gale from" the South- - .singular industrious serious damage, giving them, and
west snowino- - incesantlv - a curiosity 10 me uninmaiea. muir.euects a aucking. .j .i . I manner trp- - rnt. 1nvn. As tTiolltlVK I1UL 1)1 IllliSt: ..... . . -
havhot "seen7the given lengths, existsand:then' of country. T
'. in Quarters, say,-'ti- s ;
fore
,
we have. . the : a suffic- - I will this be
for of and will not. , ,1 t-- -
willows "UItt xuiuur r
Louis, Ulissouri
(aSU
embraced
Nebraska
Er.gineerand
superior water, oldest mountaineer. When
cattle, having placed,
is rather a drawback' after wiien a11 iiarjds repair terests, weremarkable time success and take of having then communityso near our destination. morningthe is faster than ever',
yet in the valley, has only reacheddepth of fifteen inches. '
behind us, of whichquite number, necessarily experi
suffering menanimals, they deprived of the she!
be (3 weeDJOy. "27,". travellingBacon, Teas, .
Liquors Company Willi US, .delayed near
Fancyfor
"
Cadi,
u;
Ford,
-
lowest
to
Townsbips
Pre-emp-tioi- i3.
(mechanical,
Letter
convenient
falling
tPPtar just.vAi:.tnncp .
rnnttniiP opportunity
compelled here
this season
ions.ihiR'sfnrm rpncli Nnrth
M
on to
as
for
by
at re
Vilt)
asan it
aii war- - It lue
the
us to asas no
as
as
to it 0f toto not
sirenave
....uaii
A' .v...'m of
.rtt
" 0U1U iorto as cf10 go ;.inf
k--thf fnr
am to as nowe toever
at the .our men willXT.-- :
of hp. ud cfacc Congress, Territorial
nnn Ipft',, cooenn we' in'
are yet us.This of having visited,
sufferingof. the near the'
is of
property or
counties, party, ' cabinfeast from
,
Address . . .Territory.
fr
AL'astera
a
The roadON well
paideouimission:
. Untilm W
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it.
.,.- -
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months
Register
oonnection Lawgiversio ' 't, .a
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GeneralVATZ
conuecteJ agencies nenabled prosecute against
or businessGeneral cfrice-wit- dispatch
satisfaction customers.a practical Survey-
orSurveys engaged
ar prepared Surveys
er.gagcd Draftsman Territory,drawings
perfect satisfaction. . .
October .
Fork Bear; 16,"
ago
t -
; 19ih. aIada a miles
.over to-da- y, .Sec., may fouracross Email- - streams, I and
and animals. ' : - -
We The that:
We 13iha snar. which
a this and little enlyThr-- e quite suirnt -
c The r (littoi fctior-i- 1 localK " . . i ' J.
log
only
grass, and8 abun- - ient amount logs brush rathe
1
r... . wiy snouia
street,
Conrad.
.:
m
upon a must live each otherand thus far, and a load clay upon ever;" and
This
theremust
much both among and
Wherocan supply rocerieaCod-Fish- ,
accuracy.
milps
nere,
to to of"
at
viuu
t0 eruaas as
j J.r
ofdestination.- -
the' "'.
1
tains
A. eachv t
f
;
This
from
above their
caly
: that
strife,
that we--' would
and
quarrd.r,
and
taus, when andwith mason, shall then en't. there
J
thevJ J 1 . . - - , ' J'
. this na-ma- de'-:
;. j A t : .. . iceiiugs,. .x I w. t 1. ll . r j " '. i i . . , no ft .
roads, and south.pcopIe and now.; i : . .i
' ' - 1 T . 1 J . i ? f ' ' a e v"We hope yet reach 0Uben P1018 a maha and spring and summer,
a ... I f a - - .st, - .WhenSnnnin wppL--. -
say', mailwill remain .
winter. Our Cattle winter verypasses. . l .
should year:nrnvis.' " r I i, o
Rhntild Plntfp.
1
again
I T Iinjure
, j , enworth Trains behind.t ' . anon, 'should succeedo I
behind
tnrougn.
stormfew. after, .scene
Donon party
hody
Filling
Sold,
hereafter,
CO.,
of.lsternsl
Territory
struck
which
their
fnoTitv
burned
Departments
ty.-fiv- e
'made sericua
'grass,
'tt.a
bank,
illullT,
Slh, ,'"-"-
"' '"-
their
Platte,friend-:-
end,after
were,
doneFour
1 muchextent
ugumg iravei, have
City, others,
this, unable
i
There
1
lilUlls. hnnipsihere
-
,
. liiuHLSexhibit just rn.or.of the South'
Platte? miners there,certain local panies State.
prcper. They Union,land .The pray- -
lied Fourwinter::immensp. five hundred nioneers.- .
amonjr men. curbed, askingtmrtv trains
More
remindsyears the
Siera Neva- -
other
milesabout only
nresentmgm,
Plattelauu.i
uecuiu.u
ting this
they goldthere
this,these everyserve
this"stock build
great theyextraneous ought,
make city as will itimportant Land twelve
Office, &.C.,
causes to asunited But sand the.
; andof world, your of no- - secured these advanta- - fields. if without
of Dark Ages, will tice favoring. of may in few outstripped four yean,. havethis South Platte Kansas. close of in forty thousand, surely
souls when that 'ou invite ; opinions of forseen alone would be to say four years mere,r . .' .1! l l. '. f .t r 1 '..1 . ' I " .1 . C l li . .t 1 1 Vsnowea dui tnose ior or me : point spring ancau vl we aaa tnousana ana lowawhom "All traces measure. Although, cue, whose home others. ' And when de- - one
could discover houses a shallow waters, local jealousies a. ; year. So to--lapidated hair,' and bones of deep interest all to her every sucker proud " that we will ready come intothose been by "their fare, yet that have never every' Puke, of St. Louis, Union fully cs ascompanions.
" houses proposition "to which and every shallow-pat- e well,they a with re-- shall see, what
.Yours, shall
' ; vv hen snow suits, is entitled. ' Pardon if, there- - Now, Friend to beingit had reached the depth .of fore, make hasty my into cf
merchandise solicited, and promptly filled, forty feet, and which But free, free,"top, when party had to ascend and
the trees, where saw the stumps,forty feet in ,person who experienced
pangs starvation,' has no. idea ofSURVEYOR &, PUI1LIC, J of the mind, which is.jlo
lands, investigate titles, pay &c, Under influence de-cith- eror Kebraska ; buy, sell, and enter sometiieui,
lands on. commission; buy lirium while Suffering. On reliefsell and will always ou handcorrect '
townships, sub- - j this one theyentry, and desired will furnish parties liv- -j .' ,the found one man nreparinr a the
tho settler county .cases be able full and information. Of MohS. Donon, 10th
A. L.Coate, Brownvme or .. -- ;city, Nebraska 6m-42-- v2 give up human flesh and again
V
&bite.
T.arrangements
thenow
Squatter
Iisnd
k.Dolman
Washington
willwith
(having
Town?,
cus-tomers.
5n2lT
we
sort to food. isto below brute ,a horse or an willwith all attending horrors, sideof. one of its own it willtouch food the carcass
not anticipate any suffering inconsequence scarcity of provisions,our employers are aware orfrequency of those storms moun
this year, us
Land Warrants and ofENTERED TIME, supplied. is certainly a great
Particular attention to Buying Selling 0'versjgnt the War Department, reon Also. to niakine Collections 1and forwarding remittancesto anypartof theUnion'. I taming the freight was
a Miaii Ici
Lumpkin,vl-n- 4
uMo.,
Lavmg
architectural,
'Trains
are.
grade
before
stations
so advanced that trains ran the risk of"being frozen
On Sandy and Green river, wethe remains of three trainsMormons, about
JOHN PARKER & CO., staationof wagon distinctlyi'ua, v. j. markea, tne 01 iron lying on
JOHN' A. PACKER, late the Lsnd Office, the ground.j. ociccIn of
to
on
the
the
of
Oct. 18th.an Business connded to ai.d es CT-- tt ' ;it
c:- -
peciaiiy ucui, caaicihe hat laa'tehimseinuorout'iiirtcjuaintcd twenty degrees zero.
br practice for rears. tne refers to "of and e.--s Antelope, sheep, otner game are deAi.,rpatio scending to Valley among which
' sportsmen areliaving rare fum TheyE.
&.
the track of -- Grizley,'L. VAN WYCK. occasionally cross aArent- - hut this formidable mountaineer, cl
IJARVK1T, &
General .Land AgentsOity.
in Cityare to
United to any hexand to the
of theiror the
Unitedon
to ofin of the having
in the executeI!ap Piats, and cf aii
to the
13
toVllIitJS,f-'l- i
snow
a
numbering.eighty-thre- e
snail
and
We
at
the
and
aSTnSSr.rUja- -
rather and prefer roomto
The first sheep killed created quite asensation. animal, notger a common size freqent
support a pair horn3pounds. . descending athey light their horns: turnand start again with thereceiving perceptible frcm the
: four constructed raft a! seven- -"Weather moderate.1 Ft.'Laranaio, put
fiva over rocks, and provisions, aboard,' tred as tho case be bymost trying-t- o in thirty days,
men landed, safe, inare now a road on accident occurred
are gloriously reurJedinto
Will
hpfn
perfect animal,
andv" in will
We. the'
lonacco,
Butshelter our is
near
butthe
is
ence
and
provisions.
and
allayed
togetherclothing-- ,
runningdaylight,
delightful
make-up- ?,
divorce,
swim is rancorous' feelings, Union, pres- -on precission or. very years
an
puy
snnpr
the
dieby
the
nosi-i- y
of
the
( those feelings a greater inhabitants, exclusive Icdi- -Now." this Tcrrifnrv. r.f .KaJrr,
V. 1 J J"uay enough' certainly. reality, been the worst financially,nLX "tt..aiciiui as wiicn nany cmmigra- -rifes6uth he'twPPn tion cmY r,,i. j --"n,n t, .....
the butelephant, norlhr- - j- -goou again,
r'nriPT"vthe Valley, a 11 jealous making
IstormI
ha--
t.KID1Y OSnowiag rapidly. :I we
.v.
rir nf
a
through winter, place-- ".1 WAREKA.
Annexation. .' Plattsmouth, 1S5S.'
by separatingbe
our
Ham
beenCoa.--t
juiuwiiwuc, iaiiamuuiu, i a'igain tnousanas KWxcmincr. m nnri.l
tui-i- i vjj. uj. uunicuiaic kj;,as much PlatTe,
ing, found deni- - nearlythousand ,
a feelings nea'rlywide
awake interests; promise'.Nebraskadestruction enerjrjes point, have"rronft
!ma not not.well suffering wt
":
nothinfr Fuknas:
doubt
contribute largely granted. I thinkrailroads, day
Surveyor General's territory, ainfluenced thousand, perhaps many' thou-exlent,- by
there Nebraska, near-is-a.li- mittheir' influence a reap advantages
history Advertiser Dec.oth Itory compare article, annexation a months inducement,with privations sufferings greatness, causes increased
uncontrolable. Time.' .ilnteTestea. sixty
recovered.' time addition about hundrodI is land a thousand
condition,devoured I I Chicago; enough,
building. thoughtfrom subject, fraught such mighty shall hoping continue
surface. f "Furnas, Nebraska.falling, I arguments mitted -- 'rrreat' sisterhood
became" encrusted text, remarks follow.'. States';" breathing
Iheight.
KOTARYin
in
of feachinfTing in
iuto
at
D.
nv
descending
ox starvation,
species
season
Bought shortLAND
rroncrtvseason
Thermometer below
oToT-eslx-R- ,
creation,
passed
quantity
Monday,
charry,company.
thoughthan marino,
weighingprecipic
upon
greatest agilityinjury
thereby?
interests I
hundred
rrvmnlptplviuc
onbetween
and.com- -
organizingSpring
golden
which
Offices, months,
effort.
having
confess,
seriously, have you article &c., there . really a good dealforth nearly, quite, highfalutin about it ? don't you,. think it
guments that adduced favor of would just as well Unde Samuelmeasure? 1 a few longer.
say, "The Platte river a natu- - aspire honor paying themline." it made selves? I do, and it opinion that
; is any a boundary great majority of fellow-citizen- sthan Connecticut, which through will come to same conclusion. AndMassachusetts 'and Connecticut; or what gain coming intoMerimac' 'running through a corner on , of doingMassachusetts ; or mountains which selves what
'General Government
divide eastern from western Virginia; ought right beingState of Arkansas ; taxed largely finally, of
Hudson State of New York; electing Representative Congress;Roanoke, North Carolina ; or and constables, justices peace;
Illinois, Illinois; or Wabash &c., upon most approved principles?in Indiana; Colorado ia Texas, or I afraid would that
Teneessee Tennessee ; ravins dear whistle.dee in South Carolina ; or Tombigby,
west, or Tennessee,north of Alabama; or Mississippi,in Louisiana or Missouri Mis-souri ? -
increased
tr
asor
T1.
cs ;
as
a3
for
as
as
;
or
in
;
iAgain, 4vThe line, asbetween and
really only imaginary paperpassing from to ether cannot
Tho reason would holdsay, "Full half season, good annexing Kansas to Missouri, or
Platte is utterly impassable." t0 Indian almostfault. present every State in Union just such
Missouri, sometimes impassable, an imaginary line.' Such imaginarywhen ice running rcry strong, line divides United States from'in ordinary seasons it is so "utterly Western Possessions, justimpassable," mail a3 good, a better reasoneu regiuany, a weeic, Possessions should annexed toseason, and, to .present snap, United reason may
failures prevaiHn sometime or ether:less than been made in eastern Ionly objection at presentmails, at present time there a they awful cold, couldn't rai-- egoeanaiunu nrwge across ii, Bat when slave trade
carried away "fresh," rc.c?ened, philanthropists who'time, unless a fresh lherein?3gea may discover a
. . . . robu3t darkies, could itacdto practieabihty of bridging climate, then there no tellin- -
Platte, there as a matter course, annexation mi-- ht take tilaeea wide difference of opinion engi- - forthc! iraturai h,nfr.
it is no trurvin t.htVm;fv: . .... .i . - ;'T.' t? siouuy it , the' fontatioa olderit to great task. Judging States and territories fact, in gcii1 seerl' wnadent country is difficult to where
meriaue crxflgca at great that marks boundary ccost, should it. be. found necessary, natural interests this nation; and:I SReak thus doiibtftlllvtecausft T nj-- u :c ..-- t. , ... . ii is iouna, it
uus.rner De navigateu immediately rubbed Whilesteamers, in a years; 0Uth Platte 'remain w
I give, proof navigability, thatwould satisfy skeptical. Igive : During last spring,
V. .
fully equal superior wealthnumbers, power ethervi ulu itrniorv. wnen beccm-- ? a
part of Kansas, v. pc;l;ii::.leund a c."
toil, bloodshed, and alargs cz- - 'pense money,- suiTerir.j. t'Jswe r.3 part. ' They wiU'alk li-on's share everything, ard "per-force yield. seems ' phm to nu,
ia thatdescribed in jumping cf frying-pa- ninto T:?, should
to mend i:.. Wi:hfriends north cthe v:o havo.
:;a andus stick theci'to'ths
a few'mochs, aPitof life, uk for a
before have had time to bring forthoffspring loves.few wordi ia relation to comincr
dam, curb our in the am forlaid all the a not be apt, apt, give ago, fivo
y, wci.
than ? anal tvnwe W But, ia
about fifteen miles.; ti-- -iLwc saw, auxuuay ma uaius of the riv-- r. r,.,
uuuuie teaias. uuu r, .'of Leway il? Is nct Territory, times b cast",
aves tie .uuuuu r ni,,
bein
can of sendnnpin
be allanu .meycan well
of.herp. hut fnrJU LIUUli.
fear
Properlyiustnnnnrpn nave
ham get--
ofDec.
in annals R.
the
town
lands
give
do
go
oy
aiieuusuuiu
'Land
ARE
hy
A
vent
justteeu
xieuiaah.a. vmy, areIvOCk . Utoe . west roTt.
dis- -team a:-':- "
get
'
'
uiiici, ujiiui nvai, iiitriii. Uier'4, was a TU- -and do not feel- - andno--
is to be body there. are onezens that side the sturey
extent, iato keep' us of the to start early ia the
our own exert for "ofthe will UP for tts begt own
nlArti PAvrtnthe jUBh no new to for a
One
to
da. W.
country. It is true that caus- - government, and noto be safe to say
lines of that this therebut even ia that population cf twen- -
these. may some ty andproper additional,even to.-- and best point to the
the the even in the his- - In point, of the gold Now, th.1'3the that. an the ges, be new in we
the of to At the the race for by up- - to itparty, article the or can safe
. l.''. .u.l Ill 1,nrsi oniy aooui ioriy.01 eitner against ten tne mat snuuwere that las has thus had an cf
di- - in this of feel cided, all will die vay in it seemsin that relates wel- - will .be' of his me he to
who had giv- - Lis the scoaIn 'their this the of his wre about it.
cut the two five feet we that wefrom the ceas- - me, to live ined your
Orders in"
cutover
A has not theof
Will select taxes, ofKansas
thussame, have
piats
states same.Being will
Waseither n.emana
his re
nana.
Thisthe
ofthe
of
oftoo well tne
in thethe to
are Itand jn
the
Land
farup.
bytwelve
The
auuu
country, tjm;turn siiuuj
wtichstuuv and
ti.e Heads ifemfthe
our
V7.
cf
whichStates
works
its
are hishis
lar
ly 40In'
nofalL
out
all
and the thewe was
in
accuuiiax
A.
thenave" :.v
-- fptv r1nv
memNow,
to to
the
be!
all
all
the
trees see.the
thethe the
let
over
men
not in that is not ofset if not all the ar--
can in forthe to pay expenses years 'as to
You is to the ofral boundary True, were is myso but it more natural the our
the runs thethe do we by the Uni- -
of now but the right for our- -the the
or to do for us; the ofthe Arkansas, in the and the right
the in the toor the in our ofthe the the
or the nm that we find wethe in or the Pe- - were too for the
thein the the in the
of thethe in
of
you say, it nowexists Kansas -- Nebraska, is
oh inone the it be
found." sameYou one the for'
the In this tho .Territory in factyou are at At it. is, like the hasthe an
the is but the thenot British and is
but that the has cross- - nay, far whyiwice ior me past ose he
the cold fa States. Thisthe Carier has made but few case
has our the can see is,and the is are so you
mat will thenot be by any for is the ensome it should he rzze cwma tne soutn. who the
As the the and is hoiis, of soon
among Asccc,
.:vi mam- - was in cf thetain be no In1Ui" aave 1 zm over the it tell
can ce no the line is thever
;nt. uuue aucn aiiuc ever mayiCu iuat wm by be out. wenumerous lew and of the nrP. u'p
can. of itsthe most
but one the
more tlinn
if not inand to the portion
we
Tcey are in' by
ofcf and In
nave iLiin we,
must Itbe stati
cut th?the discover
mistake' loo iate caroldhad our cur
let bynot now
wededwe
one of ourcur
ana
evciuavc
"seeu
arouere.
will
are
je- - fnr
ago
theToare
ourour
up
cur willbe
inest
andia
in,
were the in one
sooaen care
ad- -
is
be be
our
onethe'
up
this
irom 0TS
ia
willare
L. G. JEFFERS.
Bellevtrr, N.November COth,
T. )559. :
R. W. Fckxas:We have just had a Democratic victo-
ry in this county of which every Demo-crat in Nebraska should be proud.- - Youknow that -- the enemies of Popular Sovereignty, and the right of the people toregulate their own affairs, have alwaysclaimed Sarpy county as their own. Well,the question has just been settled, andthe Black Republicans feel like they had'let a bird go." They hang their heads
and curse their fates. They were -- sosanguine of success, that' they bet largelyon the-resu- lt, in the way of boots, clothing, &.C., and the result is that thebare- -ooted Democracy are wearing boots at
the. expense of the Republicans. Theelection vas for Sheriff. "And, althoughour majority wa small, it is worth everything for prestige, asthe wavering, whc3Qname i3 legion, will now flock to our stan-dard. Eat what a triumph wa will' havein the Territory, when the battle, becomesgeneral If they cannot succeed ia theirfavorite 'strongholds, what can they expect when the voice comes" up from thestrong Democratic counties' ail ever theTerritory? One general rejoicing will beours, frcm the L'eau qui Court to theNemaha.
General Thayer and Jim Stewart wereon hand to help the enemy, but their efforts were alike unavailing. They leftthe party for the plunder, and they be-gin to feel, no doubt, that they have "gotther foot ia it." All we have to do is tqbe true to our colors. Nebraska is thochild of Democratic policy, and we haveno fears that she will ever turn icgrateand sting the boscm that warmed it intolife. Let other counties follow the ex-ample of Sarpy, and fight all politicalparties on principle, and we have nothingto fear. A DEMOCRAT.
Dlstarliaacc Acs 23 tliD C:A mus3 occurred a few days
among the Omaha Indians at BlackSeveral were killed and ethers wcur.1: J.Tecamseh Fcntenelb is said to havebeen killed, and a half-bree- d namedNeal severely wounded Lcuis Ncal,v;epresume, cf Aspinwal!;