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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

USED TO T:-Cx. WHEELER, having
led. to retire from the noisy, busting
The quiet retirement Of a country resi-
moved out On. a claim last week
I'D he sank into the arms Of Morpheus,
night in his nsv home, than he
keRed.b BY the customary prairie sera-
music. BY the ehOir"-ona half dozen
2 pleasant instruments known as csta-
organs. Dog not at home-gun MOI
opened window. give them six rOundi
Ah-oonseqaeRce left for that night
nina, oy.Aali Be right when you gs.
It. That was only a a fashionable CALI
g acquainted with new neighbors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

resident il this Territory, coming from
ortiOns Of the States, often suggest to us
of persons In their old neighbOrho0ds, who
bfless become subscribers if they could see
he advertiser" We always send q speci-
and persons relieving, VIII consider It a
to become q regular subscriber. Post
IA Others, feeling sufficient interest tomake
can retain the usual per cent for heir
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

MAGAZINE.


TT WILL be the aim Of this periodical, t. combina,
with such articles as the public mi0d usually rd-
ishas with nest ariiitv. an elerated IitsrnFy tone. Is
critiual appreciation Of art, the discussion If upst
Waesiral questions, and . just recognition 81 roligiah
-raigicn without dogmatsm and without ssutarianA
ism. -
Besides an abundant miscellany Of essays sketehN
en- tnnslati0ns, poetry, o., original and selected, II
viii comprise Departments Of literary news, at ~,
tslligence, book notices, religious information, and
general nsHs prepared thoroughly by skillful haln1ii
II is embellished with numerous engrnVings-rnoft
Of thsm illusrafive Of real scenes N facts. Every
number contains ninsty2ix pages masking Two roA
umes 3 year, Of SIX hundred pages eaeh- Ut is thH
largest monthly Of its price in the United States.
A liberal discount made 20 Wholenie pnrehasen-
Affth copy Of the work wiz be allowed for four subj
scribeIs; and any person Forwarding sixteen dollars
shdn have the Magazine for ten sabscribera and, at
q premium, a bound y0lume worth s.. Clubs ~
ten, 10 ono address, shah have the work for ffteei
dollars a year.
Orders for the Magazins may be directed to siihal
CARlroN & PHILLIPS, New York. Sw0RnsrEDT & Pot
Cincinnati, W n DOUGHTY, Chioas6, J. l. REkI,
Pittsburgh, or J. T. MAGEE, Boston.
Terms, s. 8 PEAR, in advance. Single numberI
1s2< cents CARLTON 4 PHILLIPS
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

We notice an article IN . Ke0kuk paper,
that comes down upon the "Platse Valley
Bankn in particular, and Nebraska banks IN
general. We will here remark that we are ac-
cuainted with the writer Of that article, BY
feurtafion. ana BIB is In the same tx with the
fox and the grapes. he played round, and
sought to become Interested IN that same
@Platte Valley swindIing machine, as he
would have it-also, other banks in Kebras-
ka--until he found that the stockholders in
tended to place their bank on asonnd basis, and
that swindleFs could not Be admitted, Che,
consequently excluded now goes about crying
-asour grapes or niger in the Mooa-pile."
We would say to our readers, and aE such as
wish to get rid of their ssPlatte Valley Bills, =
Just send it to us; we will receive itat par, and
wiIlsend you our paper one year, for every bill
that purports to be worth two dollars. If we
had a few quires of il. we. should feel much
easier than we do now eal0o0d Tines.
We know not who this croaker on N Nebraska
banks IS. One thing we do know-that nc
State or Territory has more reliable banks thar
Nebraska. We have seen several sneering
floating paragraphs of late, in regard to Kebras.
ka banks, and have strongly suspected tina
they came from just such sources as tbs
"Times' cites to. i s4gE
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06
nArI ARRANGEMENT.

Understand that a change has been made
rival and departure Of the mail from
s to Nebraska City and Omaha 1t
YES frsmfthe north on Saturday instead
", leaves for the south Sunday morn
lad Of Saturday, goes through to Iowa
Kansas, instead Of Stopping atArcher, as
hee s.; returping arrives Thursday and
Ior the north Friday morning. This
st Bccts at Iowa-P6iHt with the mail line
- aazenw6rth. BY this arrangement if
rr - permanent we stand some chance
of 3 Eastern and Southern mail matter
mon. rular As our mail facilities have here
to'. sn, we would be about as well accom-
ned without, as with them. This thing
ng letters 80. DAYS OF the road from
La City 70 Brownville, q miles, is past
CO. Sometimes we are without ex.
for . week or two, when they come
na all in a heap, and out Of date. The
and Sharps GrOee routes are Of no us'
Let s have them discontinued and
kly route established from Rock Port
BrOwnvilie, intersectngthe tr-weeki.
= St. joseph to Council Bluff
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

recent additions: We now have the most
IN Once in this Western Country, and
a to execute Job Work of every descrip-
neatest style, and On reasonable teTms.-
attention given to Blank and Gard work:
nehased n Of Fosters latest Improved
eE Orders from a distance VIII meet
- Attention
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

Al editor ii Iowa has been fined $3.50 for
hugging a girl il meeting. sCbeap enoaghlp
SAYS another, Of the frafsnnifv, @we once hug
ged q girl in meeting, and it has costus $1,000
. year ever sineep ~
we consider the latter clause of the above
as unJus1 l~nslnuaton, Tor We once upon a time
met 9 giia a1d Rugged her, and the result has
been a ~denninution of our annual expense: and
that is the kind Of girls we would advise Ii
itOrs' to hIs-Gazr0Od Times.
DON'T either of you know anything about
4 9Hes npon q time q preacher gave rs leave
% nEg 2 gFl. Result five Boys--great in
crease OF family expenses-moTed West.
Hon- lanes a. STEWART has enE thanks
for public DOcunodtus 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

spoke 3 Few. weeks ago. against the
Of gOihgtO look at a new1cOuntry and
ing only a day or two at a point, and
paving with 'unFaveraBe impressions.
persons, desirOus Of finding business
came here a few weeks since, who,
hfst three or four days were complain
be lack Of Improvement &c, after wit
the amount Of business done in two
looking at the country; fine farms
Increasing population and capital, being
e to judge 'of our future prospects, pro
Brownville the best point IN the west.
TRY; have adfiven their stakes" pur.
property, and gone to work erecting
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

As.-FOT the following brief note, we
bted 70 the g~entlemanly clerk of steam
ral. R. A. Darst, ESQ;
ted fight between the p~ro-slaTery marty
-soilers at Ossawattami-2O free soil
led, including Brown and his son
avery men wOunded. News from re.
purcc; but uncertain. r. a.. DARsr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

The GBAx OneUD, loaded With Government
supplies passed up the river last week. She
Is bound for he military points high up the
Missouri.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

W-Z
sn ST. JOSEPH, no. sH 3i
rs N0Wseoeiving ard opening thelargest and most
i varied afsoftnlent Of goods IN the shove line ever
offered many mafket vest OK st. Louis. = a a4
8y stock embrace q full and c0mplete assortment
of Cabinet 4ia House Builders Hardware, Mechan-
les tools Of every description, direct from The most
approved manufacturers; Agricultural and hortieul-
tnral tools and implements, II great variety. eouabin-
ing an the recent and usefGl mp~roFeas6t FOR fe
Swing Of a vast amount of labjf to the farming com
n1unlty, from whom IrtspeetfuHy request 5 careful
examnaation Of this department. Of my stock. Iam
also exclusive agent for the sale of the celebrated
Sc L8nis Cireltas Mil and Cross Cut Saws, which I
aall Warfane and gil all orders st The 8actasy prices.
Also b large assrtfaent Of Guns Rifles and PISTOLS
Iron, Steel, Nails DC. Of Che best brands; "a a word
my stock Is vssy e~6mpletes whish, Tor it, dbaIflv and
price, ! am deter1Eined TO offer such inducements IL
viii commend p liberal share Of trade from this and
adjoining counties Acknowledgements for importing
andag6ueias for American Haraware Nannfaeturers
together With d long experience ii the ee1era7 Har6-
ware trade, enables me- not only TO defy all eompeti-
ton, but has eunvihced me that the true principle y
trade Is cash sales and small profits. u
August 80, 1856 Vlnlgtf
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06
DIED.


On Saturday, August 3Ist, near Brownville, Mt
ofsC1ronie Diarrhea, HORACE G, son of ALEXANDER
and Joanna Z, FEEGUs. Aged i year, 5 months
and p days, ~
@Thers is no flock, however watched and tended
as But some lamb is there. rs-r
There is no hreside hOWsoever defended, T
Buthas its vacant chair"
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

THEN ALoNG;AA good many Of
Our cs compiaiH they are too poor to take
ertissr," unless we take garden truck
m1 Ike. mother words, as clever old far
10 Us one day last week: '%Money
bone; but If you win put your labor
nine, we can trade. Lhave chickens,
sggs, pork, potatoes. OniOns &C. look
~ good. friend. that Is Just what We
We have wife and five boys to feed,
nd take care Of. We need all these
yoamenfiOn-we have to pay cash for
Hyouhave them; and wish to become
riber, or If fanny Of ysu who are already
bsrs, wish to pay in that kind Of curren-
We have TO say is ait suits" Bring ii
If You. shoot a fine buck, send us 9
tits good as.gOld. .0rif fortune smiles
:, three or foaz good fat turkeys faI
the unerring. aim Of your rife, send u
sther have it than silyer-ysa upOI
b we delight to feed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06
First Come, First Served.
ONE HUNDRED TOWN LOTS



DOnatedtO actual settlers, in the best OWn
site on the Missouri river, Nemaha
rs kgeg City, Nemaha County,
.snstfaq Nebraska Territory
NEsIAHA CITY, is situated at the junction Of the
~ Little Nemaha and Missouri rivers, in the most
thioklyse5tled and improved part Of the neraahn Val
ley, being the centre Of the county, on the river, y
miles above st. Joseph, aud SIS miles below Council
Bluff, and on the Stage thoronghfare from Iowa to
Kansas. The town site is beautifully 10eated on an
~elevation OfS2 feet above Low water rk.onaIe level
tpIainy rolling eh0ugh for drainage, but n0tA hi "a
the town HIte-nO unnecessaFy expenses fer grading
Lots OF streets. A beantifdI Pnble SQUARE. 3iG fcot
by352. Two streets 100 feet wide, crossing each
other atTtghtangles, IN the centre Of the town: an
other stfeBts are so feet wide; Lots a BIZ l5O feet,
with a~sixtesn foot alley. AFoEry isi IN operation st
this point thsaroad from which inteTsoBis the BIaH
City road through Missouri. Aparmanent Landing,
a. Saw and 6rist Mill now in o~perati0n. and q Steam
SgEzain to hein operationb By 1t September next. 1T
is Immediately on the Territorial Road from Brown
willie to Archer, where n i~ntersects the Territoral
Roa4 from Oregon, 40, tD Fort Kearney;a Post Once
SWeskly mai, building material, Timber, Sf0neand
S~tonee0a1 il abundance. Tho PFoIrietors pledge
thenselresto donate TOO lots in the town to astu9I
settlers, who win erect on a lot, they nay select !
respectable building, within 4 reasonable tine. TOT
fagTeed up5n. g I'D
RdrpaTtieularsadd res eithert the Secretary or Pres
ident, at Nsmaha City, Nenaha county, Mt.
@ JEROME HOOVER. Prest.
Is. u. McC0MAS. Soe'v.
EemaAaC CITY, Mt Aug a.1s56. vI-nlOtf
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06
, Nemaha county

.mUFu ~ September 9th, 1856
At the request of the undersigned citizens
Of Nemaha county, a general Mass Meeting
viii be held on the 10th of September 1856,
at the residence Of Mr.. Jesse Cole, to decide
upon business of the utmost Importance and
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

Drers Offun, see that the buttons are all
b your pant-stapped dOwn-sides
oped-then read "Sut LoTegoOdss Dad
HOss"-found on frst page
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

W CARsLL' Forwarding & Com
Merchants. We cali the attention Of
p, having business in their line, and
I them, a share Of custom from this
Matters entrusted to them win Be
and promptly attended to.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

pHIO FARMER Is a large-sized, double
agricultural newspaper, published al
ONO, by THOMAS BRowS, ESQ, ed
proprietor Terms s.. Specimen.
en at tins Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

.ANK QUrz CLAM DEEDS. and DECLARE
s-ArEHrg1s. Sor sale at The Advertiser
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06
BaTIon's PictdTial DraWingE0om
3en fir Companion


fIArE oEEAsoSB RIcgukI13
THIS PAPER presents, in the most elegaHt
and available form, q weekly literary melAngs u
n6tible events Of the day. It's eolunsns are devoted
10 original tales, sketches and poems b. tho 1Esr
AMERICAN AUTHoRs, and the cream q the domestie
and f0raign news: the whole wen spieed with bitant
hunior. Each paper Is Beautifully Illustrated Wslh
nnmerOus accurate ongravings, by eminent Ertists, ~
notable objects, current events IN All parts % the
world, and Of men and uanners, altogether making >
papar entirely original ID this eounlFy- Is pgBs
egntain views Of every popul0us city il The knoNt
world. Of all buildings Of note in the eastern On Wesi-
efn hemisphere, Of 81 the principal hips and stsanl.
es It the navy and merchant seyTee p1h me anil
accurate portraits Of every noted character IL hl
wo1d both male and female.
TERNS-IKYERLABLY n ADVANCE
1tmbscriher, one year 500
4 Subscribers, q q 1900 v
10 9 q 2008 II
Any person sending rs arfe1 suEoft1B ~ 1l,
last rate, shaIlrocoigo the ssrutssntt cory Entis. II
One copy Of THE FLAGD on or UEr0x, md ol
copy az BALzoU,s PICT0R1A, together, $Iper anpunHl
Published every Saturday, by d. ~ BAL1oQ
Corner Of fremont and Brom61ld Sts. BostsH
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

See the aat eaisemanA Of Al D JoxEs Esq,
Land Agent, Sc Omaha City. Mr., Jones,
from past experience andlssrsices, is Justly
entitled to the appelation, 'Pionser Town
builder' sIIand hunter.'y Fpr US to say any
thing recommendatory as to lis fitness for the
business he is engaged in, is useless, as he is
already SO favon1bly and extensively known
in this Western country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

HUaH BAKER, W. notice il building new
Ferry Boat Intended WE und erssana. for Mr..
ELLIS, who \ in run h from Nsnaha City, to
the Missoua Ahore OppOsite.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

NEpRAskA CRY News comes to us
with the name Of STERLING Nor
p at the head Of its editorial columns.
Sterling Morton, nOw-having dropped
Tor reasons given. Mr. n. is full of
aumOE,' and & good writer IN general
nake the Views an Interesting sheet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

EAa1E M11ns, St Joseph, Missouri; JAMES
CARG1IL, Proprietor. See advertisement in
another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

No. 16, Main Street, St. Louis No
"A GENTS for sHaubs Corn and Wheat Mill
A the aQusen Of the SOUTH This remarkable
Mil has been kept secured 10 the inventor b cavsat
-Feesntly, however, (June 9th, 1884, Iettsni
Patent for the United States have been granted, SET
cnring the invention for fourteen years This Mil
has sastaised itself wherever it has been broughtin IN
to competition with other Mills. It was run against
the other make Of Hills Of our city, at the Ohio State
Fair, IN 1850, when il drew n diploma IS the best
Corn Min, and was awarded a fine silver medal.
OF these Mills we manufacture Eve sizes FOX corr,
and three expressly for grinding wheat d0nr.
The peculqr novelty Of this NH Is, the nndeg
stone is the running stone, in al cases There is nd
limit 10 the speed, end rs spesdiseyerythingin grinds
ing, it win out grind any upper grinder in the world.
Secondly: By this arrangement We are enabled ID
got gain int the 1hhl vita avery small eye eonse-
quently we grind nearer the centre, and Of cours;
with less power than any upper runner can be made.
Thirilys Our Mia takes any kind Of grain Withous
choking. We warrant against ehoking IN any and All
cases. This is n great-vexation causing delay and
trouble in MI Mills where the upper stone IS the 1uni
ner. OfcOurse, we mean small Mills, where the me-
ton must be high to do much business
FoErthly: Our Mills neEertake INJURY b r~anninlI
empty--the under stone not touching the upper one.
no injury can be done. This IS an important adyan-
tage over all Mills Ehere the upper Stone Is the fuhl
ner. August %, 1856. yln11tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

A IL persons are hereby forEarned from buying
n the South West fourth Of Section Is, Township
6, North Range is, East Of the sixth Principal Meri-
dian, n Nemaha county, y t. now occupied By
Thos. Heddy; as I have a right to said claim that Is
indisputabIe. b. B. THOMPSON.
BrownviIle, July 5th, 1856. vI-n5tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06
EDAY MORNING, sEPTEMBR 8 1856.

PsRv1x. NJ. 6s Fourth street. between
md Vine, Cincinnati.
PETrENGLLL & Co. New York.
+. SwYMER, No. 8 Chestnut street. Saint
McLUNG, Troy, Ohio.
q II. DARsT, TippecanOe, Ohio.
&UNGER, C0vington, Ky.
kirk. Archer, Nebraska.
PETER, Oregon, No.
& Hawk. ROckport, No.
WHITE, Nebraska City, n Z
orized Agents to solicit Subscriptions and
for tho Advertiser, and reoieFe and
monies thereon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06
MISS0TRI RITFR PACKFT.

lHyHE new, elegant and fast running psscEger
II packet and frcightr steam y. ~. a. OGbENg
Baldwin, Commanded, is now running her regular
trips hetEeen Sc. Louis and Council BladE Soc b
one Of the best freight steamer en- tbe rirer, barring
BEEN built expressly forthb tr1io.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06

An persons knowing themselTes indebted tou are
hereby notified that their accounts are due, and must
be Settled Immediately, BY Note or Cash5asassItIo-
ment We must have, in order 10 continue ouEbqsiness
BIZ. & ]. d. n. THoMPSOS.-
BroWnvile, August Isl, 1855. 9A'
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-06
THO B
ANn W-TXED-BL0O1S.

or the iowa; OtOc, Omaha tribes, and the
EanktOn and Santie hands Of Indiansy
having an interest in the ReserVas
ton between the Great and Lit
ass tie Nemnha Ffperz. IN the ar9 raff
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and rendered more perfect, the black dia-
monds are now transported from the boats
on the canal to the hold of the vessels, a dis.
tance of two to three hundred feet, in an al
most incredible space of time-at about the
rate of one ton a minute when full set of
hands and all the machinery are employed.
The Lonacona docks have not yet b,en tried,
In consequence OF some delay in obtaining
some portions of the machinery These COM
Panles are destined to work a considerable
change in our trade, and give employment to
large number of worthy individuals.
AT the preliminary meeting of the anti
Know NOthings, held at Forrest Hall last
night, b S. Wright was called to the chair
and BENZ Waddy appointed secretary. After
an interchange of views and the appointment
OF committee to nominate permanent officers
Tor the association, the meeting adjourned to
meet again at the same place, on next Tues
day evening, at O'Clock.
MI William Hardy, well known through
out the District and surrounding country for
moro than half century, was found dead at
his residence on Bridge street this morning.
Mr. Hardy was a native of Ireland, but for
the last seventy years or more a native of this
country, and resident of the two cities, Bal
timore and Georgetown He was doubtless
the oldest person in the District, though he
has in his possession no reliable data from
which his precise age can be determined, the
general opinion is that he was at least one
hundred years old
Keep cool, and all who may wish the pure
Boston ice to assist them in doing SO call on
Kesler & Brother.
We have not as yet been able to learn what
effect the foreign news will have upon the
nour and grain market. Owing to the very
small quantity of the former on hand, no ma
terial change in prices will likely occur The
latter, however, we think it more than likely,
will be apt to take downward tendency.
rs-.- SPECTATOR.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

DR.. Williams, another Georgia Wing and
Know Nothing Of Pike county, has come out
In favor of Buchanan.
The Hartford Times thinks that New York
might be carried for Buchanan by majority
vote-at any rate, it gives him 100 900 plu-
rality.
The Rochester Union says there is no foun.
datlon for supposIng that General Scroggs is a
myth. There is q live " Generaln bearing the
INDUSTRIOUS name of 4" Scroggs n-Gustavus
Adolphus Scroggs.
One OF the abolition know nothing rerubli.
can writer's from Lawrence, Kansas, to the
New York Times, says to the editors " You
must Keep up this Kansas excitement. 1t is
the only element OF success for the republican
party IN the coming presidential election
The publisher Of the Niagara Democrat, at
Lcckport, offers his paper to any respectable
TREND OF Fremont from now until the Novem
per election, tree OF expense, if the O. Wooly
hoTes' Is elected if Buchanan is successful
seventy hve cents. The publisher says he
wants five hundred subscribers on these terms
and will give FIVE dollars premium per hun
dred.
The Boston Courier, Fillmore Know Moth
ing, Is attempting to prove that Mr.. Fillmore
differs In no respect from Mr. Fremont in re.
gard to his avowed opinions on the subject of
slavery; that he is equally opposed to slavery,
In general, to its extension into the Territories
except as provided by the Missouri comprom.
Use, to the repeal Of that compromise, and on
precisely the same grounds with Mr. Fremont,
he is inhcxibly opposed to any interference
with 1t as 1t exists in the States of the Union.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
NATIONAL THEATRE AT AUCTION


~ By virtue of a deed OF trust from VIM H .
Winder, to the subscribers, dated the 9TH day Of
December, 1850, and recorded among the Land
records Of Washington county I'm Liber A. B.,
No. 20 folio $40, ct seq and at the request OF the
ATTY secured thereby, we Will proceed to sell, on
THURSDAY, August 18th, at 6 O'Clock p. m to
the highest bidder (unless the debt Is previously
paid,) Lots Nos. ,, and 4, in square 254, as des-
ignated on the ground plan Of the city Of Wash
ington, excepting that part Of Lot No 3hereto-
fore conveyed to one Allison Mallory together
with the buildings, &c, situated thereon, known
as the National Theatre.
The above sale will be subject to a prior trust,
given to secure debt Of 81 900, as stated In the
deed above cited.
The sale will take place on the premises, and
the terms Thereof will be: One-third cash and
the residue In six, ard twelve months with inter
est from the day OF sale, for which The purcb
will be required to give notes Of equal amount
Ii the terms Of sale are not complied vii within
five days from the day Of sale, the reserve
the hit to cancel the sale to resell the prop
erty, at the risk and cost of the deinq uent pur-
chaser, on one weeks public notice, on such
terms as they may elet. On compliance with the
terms, the trustees will convey the title vested IN
them to the purchaser or purchasers, and take a
new trust to secure the deferred Iayments or con-
vey, on the full payment Of the purchase money
and Interest, al the purchasers option In either
case at the purchasers cost.
H HST * sTIR HFRE' Trustees.
jy8-ecdSds A. GREEN, Auct'r