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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19
TERRITORIAL BUSINESS FOR SETTLEMENT
By CONGRESS-.

The Philadelphia North american
alludes to the territorial business now
before Congress, and remarks that the
complete plan of the Northern party,
if the Senate were favorable, would
probably embrace. the following meas
ures:
L. Admission of Kansas as a State,
on the Topeka Constitution.
2. Land grants to Kansas, Mime
sofa, ndNebraska.
8. Admission of Governor Reeder
in place of Whitfield.
4. Preliminary bills for the admis-
sion of Oregon and Minnesota.
s.. Prohibition Of slavery in Utah
and New Mexico.
The American also adds:
The second and third of. these meas
ures Will most likely be secured; the
first is scarcely possible; the fourth
probable, and the fifth impossible
Should itbe deemed by the Democratic
leaders necessary toremovet the Kansas
question from the. contest, as is clearly
their true policy, the admission of The
Territory as q State; under the Topeka
Constitution ought to be used as the
means. But this is doubtful, to say
the least.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19

"a DAEGER0Us MARRIAGE SALUTE
EAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE "CUL-
- PoPULATIoN.-This morning.
pit o'clock, a heavy explosion took
BE- at East Boston, which was heard
3 over thesisland. 1t was found that
a tttempt had been made to blow IN
yelling house on Border street.
pied by "a colored man named
q, who has recently married a
Jones. A coffee pot had been
with gunpqwder and placed under
hs touse, TO which fire was communi-
aq by:means-O of a ".safety fuse."-
Explosion blew up the floors of the
and second stories, and all the
font windows of the house were
Zen. Five. colOred persons were
p in the house at the time. bu-
natelyno one was injured. Had
louise not been set on blocks. the
wouldihave been much more seri.
The perpetrators of the iniquity
not been. discoTered.-BoSto1
;, June 21S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19
OUTS NAPOLEON AND THE WORKING
1. GLASSES. q


Napoleonfhe Third seems to be using
VERY effort in.his power to secure the
egard of the working classes.
We find the following accounted his
sit to- the scene of the foundations
Lyons, in the correspondence of a
tie Paris paper:
"The Emperor passed through all
be places most visited by the inunda-
ION; and appeared greatly moved. by
lie d~esolating spectacle. His Majesty
IA not anywhere alight, and in many
faces passed through very deep and
Ibid currents. The difficulties and
eren dangers of tberOute did not seem,
horever. to have entered his mind.
At every. step the Imperial cOrtege
met. by poor persons driven from
ir homes by the foods, and who
ssed forward to implore relief The
lice and the escort at first prevented
cir. approach. but the Emperor
dered that they should be~allowed to
wv near, and not one of them went
lay without relief. General Neil,
30 rode by the side of his Majesty.
Id a bag fIledLwitR gold, which was
fberally distributed. Everywhere, dur
g the passage of the Emperor, the
ries. of "TTUe PEmpereaw!p' "ViUe
Dre. ~souUear!" were raised with the
reatest enthusiasm. /.
@Near the Point du Concert, on the
If bank, a poor woman approached IL
fIpnt of the rest, crying, 'ViUe PEm,
pereurr when the Emperor gave he
severa1 pieces of gold, saying, Here
peor woman; is something for you t.
Nv bread. with" The cries and accli
stions raised by the people express
out very feeBly the deep feelings o
latitude and admiration excited il
the breastso of the inhabitants ofLyons
the goodness of heart which dictate,
10 bis Majesty the noble idea Of visit
~ this afflicted city. The Empero
las given NJ. Vaissea sum of 100, 000i
fsom his. privy purse, to be distribute
anong the. poor families who hav
sufered the most by the inundation
I'D has also sent a sum of 25,000f. t
Perfectof the Isere fOr. the sufferer
81 that. department"
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19
Or MEDICAL BOOKS

Can be supplied here at 20 per cent above pub
fishers prices, we paying all costs and obtaining them
at the shortest notice. Our arrangements embrace
any STANDARD BOOKS printed in the Uni
ted States.
Call and see our stoek-we are new beginners but
will serve our customers to the best Of our ability.
Our prices, we are sure will be satisfaetory.
CRAIG & SANFORD.
Council Bluffs, Iowa., june IA, '56-v1n2.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19

sponsible for them. Now who we're
they that put MFR. Sumner into the
Senate? Who but the whole Demo-
cratic party of Massachusetts, acting
in league with the Abolitionists! 4.
LET # he understood that the De-
mocracy put Charles summers foul
speeches into his mouth ana are re-
snonsible for them. But is it not a
shame that the Democracy, after put
ting a foul speech into . mans mouth,
should let n Of their ruttians break
the mouth for uttering it!-LOWlsUlue
Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19

MORTAL AFFRAYN WEST ELICIANA,
LA terrible ARRAY took place at
Bayou Sara on the 18th, to which S.
H. Lurty, the Sheriff of the parish,
and Mr. John Turnbull, planter, were
parties. The latter was MORALLY
wounded. The parties had an alterca-
ton which led to a conflict, when both
pistols and bowie-knives were used,
but under what circumstances is not
yet asc~ertainable. Mr.. TurnbulP s fatal
wound is bowie-knife stab in the left
breast, which, the doctors say, leaves
no chance of his recovery, although
he is not yet dead. Mr.. Lurty had his
leg broken by a shot which he received
in it, and he was also wounded in the
neck with a bowie-knife; but he is moi
consideredin any danger, Mr.. Turnbul
has since died.of his wounds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19
srlT1sr1cs.

We take the following from the Lon.
don Times, June 10:
That interesting compilation "the
General Report of the Emigration
Commissioners" In its issue for the
current year, presents us with a COM
paratiye analysis of past and present
emigration, which is eminently fertile
Of suggestions on the state of the labor
market and the prospects Of the work
ing classes in England. 1t appears
from this summary that since the year
1916, in which the great French wal
terminated, nearly 100000 persons
have-left the United Kingdom for the
United States and British Colonies. Oh
this number, more than 100000, OF
over 81. per cent, have emigrated
during the last nine years. For a sue.
c~ession Of years the annual efAux O
population was inconsiderable. In
1912 it slightly exceeded 100000. In
1847. the Irish famine brought on the
Irish exodus, which in the eight years
ending in 1854has swelledt the average
of the annual emigratied to 305,00(
souls. {.
The following is comparative state,
ment of the numbers who have quilted
the country during the last four years
1852 ..........36s,764 s 54-..."-323,42I
1853 ......f....32a,9S7 1855 .:.....,..176,SO '
The above quoted numbers represenr
the total emigration from our shores
the subjoihed is a category ofthe Irisl
proportion for the last FIVE years
There left Ireland in
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19

ALPABLE Hmm. Sumner was
Rncally Pit into the Senate: he
part or lot in the matter, and
Fho pat him in the Senate, pat
Peeches into. his mouth HASH
San.
well Stick to that. You saw
Jose who putMr. Sumner into the
put his infamous Abolition
yes into his mouth and are re.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19

A second Calvin Edison has ap-
peared in New York. He is Ave feet
six inches, and only weighs fifty
pounds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19


AT THE REPUBLICANS CLAIM FOR OHIO.
The following extract is from a Gin
matt letter to the New York Evening
f, bearing date of the Goth inst.:.
Dol. Fremont will get a far a larger
vote in this county than Chase did last
fail and for obvious reasons, not peces-
50 to. be explained. Ohio is 'certain
for Fremont.
Dir. Chase's friends here; and I am
orf, feel no chagrin at FTemont's de-
Jon, They say Fremont'g friends
e been fair to Chase, and no ill-wiIl
ezsts. Chase is Governor of Ohio,
a winning every honest. Ohioan's
proval, and henceforth, as South
ca fOlina. had her Calhoun, Missouri
h Benton, as Kentucky her Clay, as
York her Wright, andas Tennessee
Jackson, so Ohio adopts Chase
is falls election will settle that. This
will, before six months, be Chase
Ongest place, and all old acerbities
be wiped out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19

~
We thus see that our emigration has
been in a rapidly decreasing ratio for
the last four years; and this decrease
is more singular in the case of Ireland
than of England, for the year 1852,
which exhibits the maximum for Eng
land, exhibits a diminution IN the part
of Ireland as compared with the pre-
ceding year; and, while the decrease
in the general emigration in 1854
amounted to 1929 per cent, and in
1855 to 52.05, the decrease inthe Irish
emigration amounted to 1928 and
"a. per cent, during the same periods.
But this is not all. Not. only have
much fewer persons left the. United
Kingdom within the last two years
but a noticeable portion of those who
have left seems to be returning. During
the year 1856 not fewer than 22,821
persons Tor Ii per cent. of the whole
emigration of the year. returned home
Of these 18,402 came from America
aud 4,419 from Astralia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19
tP-REs1DEEF FILLMORE IN ENGLAND.

The following from the Manchester
Eraminer and Times, of the 10th inst,
sAows the best possible feeling toward
ouf country, and should be carefully
I'D by those who are "spoiling for
afght:"..
Yesterday, Ex-President Fillmore
afriyed'a at the Queens Hotel, in this
city, on his way to the United States.
TIC Ex-President sailsfrOm Liverpool
by the Atlantic, on Wednesday after
noon, and will probably leave Man
ester in the morning of that. day
Ne learnt, last evening, that his wor-
10 the Mayor, having heard of Mr..
Wllmore's arrival, was. anxious that
ere should be some public oppor-
nifty for the interchange of senti-
nents; and that Mr.. Fillmore should
81 leave this city fer America, without
Rring from our leading merchants
expression of strong hope that,
No twithstandihg present differences,
10 amicable relations Of the twocoun-
les would not be disturbed. The
prt. stay Of the Ex-President, how
erer, andthe n6m-commuRication of the
anthorities'O of his:arrival, r~enderedany
rablic demonstration impracticable.-
We hear it, is probable that Mr.. Fill
more viii visit the Royal Exchange
day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19

In the Atlantic mills, in Lawrence,
are 16O female operatives who have
worked there for three years or more.
of them have worked there seven
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19
General Agency Business.


The success which has attended the original Propri-
etor, is a guarantee of the satisfaction rendered, and
it will always be the aim and study of the Executive
Of this Company, to give every possible facility fol-
the speedy and safe transmission of
Money, Valuable Packages, Parcels, and
Bundles of Goods, Merchandise.
and every description of Freight, on reasonable terms
to all points on the Missouri River, and at st Louis
with other responsible Express Companies, for New
York, New Orleans. Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago
Cincinnati, Burlington, Louisville, Rock Island, Mem.
phis, Pittsburgh and Buffalo, and to almost every
town and village in the United States, Europe, Aus.
tralia and California.
A Messenger viii be put on the new steamer 0ma.
ha, making weekly trips between here and st. 10.
seph, there connecting with ourdaily line to st Louis
and all points as above. In behalf of the Enterprise
the patronage Of the public is respectfully solicited
All business entrusted to us, will meet with the same
energetic and prompt attention which has always
characterized this Express, and made it pre-eminent
in Western Express business.
DIRECTORS.
st. Louis.
EDWARD MEAD. SAMEUL MCCARTNEY
". d. W. BERNARD, JOIN w. TooLEY.
JOSEPH F. RICHARDSON.
B. F. BARRY, Alton. w. ]. P1GoT, Lexington
JOSEPH F. RICHARDSON, Pres't.
s.. NJ. GRAY, .Sec'y.
VIM. HENRY. KYLE, General Agent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19
HOW OUR FATHERS LIVED.

We dropped into the Auditor Gen
erals Office recently, says the Harris
burg Patriot and Uunion, and while
there were shown by the clerks some
curious papers relating to the early
history Of Pennsylvania. Among the
rest was a bill for a dinner which the
members of the Honorable House OF
General Assembly, and "Select Coun-
ciP' enjoyed in Philadelphia in 1878.
of which We made a copy.
The General Assembly
of the State of Pennsylvania,
I. To GIFEnRn DAILY Dr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19

The Syracuse papers say that eight
fugitive slaves passed through that city,
Wednesday evening, as passengers on
the underground railroad, bound for
Canada.
Mr.. Bell, of Washington City, who
was stabbed at Cincinnati, has nearly
recovered.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19

Cattle from beyond the Mississippi
hay We lately been conveyed to New York
market by railway.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-19

Mr.. Douglas gave notice that he
would ask for a vote on the bill on
Wednesday.
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pom %. 6e6ruar, CT erbittet lth ben y
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iten Ia9 iepenfa(S beUcrltebeaben Selu9 Sums
bplnt8 bel i9r an. 6erncr beiBt eS in pieiem
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ianmelten (e8 lteat 9let4 3etti9e 3altanoe
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ron @e1t. 2InerS 5urlif9erufen mprbe1t.
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piirben.
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quet 1iup gu Mari6allen 9enadt pcrpen.
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eiaer farliitil4en SerldmOrun9, BON pelder
bic 01e9ierun9 In6ei9e erbalteu batte. Die
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tpade1.
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tdten etpaS %9efallen, bic beieren unUerantert.
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als ppri9e @U4e. @pnicl8 934-925.
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