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NUMBER PAS
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE FIVE STORE,
ia AIAIN- 81. NNII EEIING.

AhA@AAAN NJ II NA1al4 Gfs
t.dKL 4iS1 HZS7ER Trade
ST0NG y TuQNAS take Piys.asS Ia GHaSasefas taAt
u'vy are nee IN rSssI1 O' thr 9at stSsk 81 FAn AAA
-tFY q oo1s, VarIeties nu,l SIIIIiaery CsSSS,
Lus3 haNr izat Crcvavrd tils SeSOnd BAL hA,-a,
sie Atd g thslF a5saes sieSk sn sIAbls tAsa pr
ssni 10 thS fahlAe rIore t,sA
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
tus b tsr tae S,Eyst .r NoST DESIRABLE staek asd
-sSF ofeTSd - tlv PsLS
To their asFssr vSFss NY have sddsl iarrs ssosa q
tAItsitsE Gsd kRka 81 Ihe us aud ksst naAksn
4hd aiso hSautifel Fert, suitAAe for tie
SSnrTatS, they invite ths agssA > the Trade
Having heess IA ts EatzE 1tsil. pFeVlanI
tbs Atr hsANs N al siE.s fAbstc has.
iHS tAry gtih IL Cash Tbs datv yVasa
~ "a ~ scEat io3tAnegs. tsSy zbit ihJugvH1n
80 - tasA SgfTa, t4tSt - ths FtGGE ghfAlL
eHSe- Al by 80 sssiisr AsE-v s a. Mv-t-
10 nt Ne uaHts of ttlF FaHaiy yFsasisr Traae trF
u iinU IN The WSst.
L. t4ir ttSeE NAY ee found haly
ltsss TFsrrb Nr5issss IsSsl',,-,,. iis.,ss
thihets ani MaddeE gusAlty cauF,
faii iHs St Ils Ri,1,zss eAHici, osieCr slAAszGa
70 hfrprd Caahuaerts Rtsf Isslsitra-
81 has sta aad Nsts-sEssyAeiHk setar The
rvcT oarTrs IN Nh<eiiaf.
snE ys tiisghAus, I-hsIes DsIaiuea ara PEtats aoA
thcVS el D2mcsses--ruaJfheiuf the larsvdt line u
Aas'Sso MS'aehh Ahd Cutter seods kvt y ainlAE
nsssS, u not ~ @a, t'ssr IA tlS eikSs
Iiist hAtr ai3 IN tslF With elabeF
shah b Wanting e Ilysat,
thxy ga,t cenEdrnt tAsy IndtpeHs-slS
e-s e,,sA saSSTt sASC!is1 3 hUess WesS Ia
ue lu'C s1Attr No trOhs TO sou srcea6 6sl.t e
CEIs. ltstSts Eni nsGts h c4srIarrs.
- = Hayu "a hai't' taHts LiNe ueesp yestAeFu,
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TC CORRESPONDENTS

LETTES concerning subscription advertising other d.
nAneiI business OF the Integencs should Ge addressed 10
FToprietOTd.
concerning department OF the paper,
IaGulI Or addressed Editors, Jointly either
OF item.
Correspondents writing for publeatOn will please write
only IA 81 Of the paper
An Observance OF te above rules win greatly obge US,
prompt attention Ls correspondents than
I y might otherwise receive.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland q P1ttsburg Railroad.

Cleveland q P1ttsburg Railroad.
ss
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Trains run through to Uhnslin9 d Pittsburgh.
ON and after Monday, March ., 1885, Trains Sin rua
" daily, tsunday's excepted IS foieVa:
LEAVE CLEYELASD.
T:GS 81 Mail Train, at al Wy stations artves
Ph..SurEh At s;e' P 81. and at Wheeling At ass
aGS 81 Express Train, stops only Hqdsqn, Rsvenna
sass assa.q aas SI,r ssIsSs IN Ws.y spd
5:l6 " accommodation Train for RASeana and Way
LEAVE PITTSBURGH.
GisysiaRd at $50 II, tn1 Wheeling a a:iS
500 Ezrres. Train, stops at Way Station, except
WneEesteI arrives ), cs7ssEd al ~ 81 aad
LEAVE WHEELING.
PiiSeursh At 70 ana at CIsyelsr.d al -, Il
F.s,.satsh al s:Id = N, aud CsS slsnd
~ Accommodate Train leaves Rsvennn a, s4s n,
uds9n a i;gg 81 'tOF At ali sat'O' and arFirs' At
- An Traias stop a, Euclid Stree. stauOa.
Tu.taravrns Branch.
Trains leave New Philadelphia I:+5 n, Dover At s;C5
Waynes6urg at 5; arrives at BAyard hsetnE
Wheeling. Lave BaysTd AZ I:iS st. ION aTrtTai TRAM
nom Cleveland, Pittsburgh ant whsyug Way Irgh
2+a u Arrives At pereF at 4OS. aud Ns" Phi' sPhia
s-xo change Of Oar. os.vstn Cleveland and P.Sursl
anu Rheslng and Pittsburgh.
Connections.
The TTainB at Pittsburgh with II PennIylvana
Railroad for HATrbursh, Philadelphia, Baltimore New
York and Boston
sIsuhenEills with the seubehve and Indiana Railroad
for CatE, COthUctO, Newark ColuutuS and SinciLhAt.
At wheellnE with the EsItimore Oh Railroad for
Cunberand, Frederick SburE Washington City Bail.
more Aso with Stta Tor NarsttA ParEsTsbuTE and
points on The Ohio River.
AT Cleveland with the Lske Shore and Cleveland Tos.
do RailToauh tor BunAo, Niagara Falls, CauRdA NeR
York; TOledo ChieASO, burlington Rock Ilahd DavSnrt,
West.
Tickets be purchased the oeier on the Line;
a'o at all the principal Ticket Oees Of the various
lecItng Roadh.
E2B- Fare low as by any other Route.
suprs Once {. ?. Railroad, ). bURAND, sup't.
Clertland March 8, Is5I. nlhI2
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abe 1Obeelir,a qrtrIligrnrrr,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-WERKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMoT.
TERMS.

0FFICE-Corner of Main ard Quincy streets
-Enrance from Quincy st.
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No 2 " ashington Ham.
New Advancement

WOULD hnEea.ee JiS GhI.eTt,tu fog pAryTs P4rind
8rAla Nhosr iaIugs have b,li
hI Iohi = hp"hh, that receiving thid Ter oI
ais &e rCfulhl an tsid shove
80 70 cali ~ IA Man stIttt. Ay ufnE dseoibur
ttf sesffi ~ Hsr ha.st Wat fghy
EsT LTtasfVs usf v'pl,s Wt lave lu-t Trf,d 81
gleEhit fAlaiy 81 l's5 Ma ts1tE'
AE-. 'utI~ cTsl'a NvEku kysEy ilin
ststletst3 iis eau II iai ~ III Ct Ei l.k Star,
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFECTuREE
nufA.ERS'S lEUO * * ERESkGRs6
Writing Rluid

IhcE tt aGpsEiCT Fud ink EAh hespre Ihs pat,s
~ p"s nearly tao NeaFu . haE hvtE sSpGhLly rAl6ay q
35old fta.d. @-|Sa @4
DaEine c A1t year tHSaty tt0usAn tihl
lee NoEvhrT via smaller Hise4 aFe bse SID
p baIkrrs and ucTckAnts m CihuinuAtI Lsaisrtia Ps.
Ee hs1tio CiCNsissd pStus, Tvtst HaHl1 LsiAyttts,
,lnsehnts lndisuatols. Asahsss FFsttart Le1tEstaf
MeIhia 81 ios>. NssHuTE Jaskrpa, HAithsE
pu HeH uIeana II has also tsvn EiSptgi rs
'IItnsals o. ksE'aoir, IgnHcsssf and N,sEipbi hhsS
'Ek0u lirsc ufe cAts Dipiouiat
ati and LoOibNe fsuT Dlr5gtss and Fa- Me-
lIlinpla. - s' @-'"
,,.sgss % !ssiE .., is e. BE-. ~.
llsss hook Keepers WJling Fiuii!
Northwestern Rank TirEiuis: Nerchants Nskaaksf'
iiunk Of Wl1vhE RAnk of Mhtsh CrrsgssI ALAhufhta-
ttng crAny; County CIrs Ohio CVEuty; Nauon Il TIE
tAph usg lAltlUeTu and O.ia Railroad once; AeIngS
ioussi Kelly, HOLLOWAY ~; Euaeg MeAfSs; 0oFdah,
piHtthfNh Co T. swvrvy - haAnr Cas Elii; Ott
i'o3 Deld Ott; nlNsE PTyOg Jas, n. oo Laah-
dir, GlbrTFOn . Co. fItss.
FoT sale 81 manufacturers prices hY
IiUUUfN ar nPpaNE -,
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. E. q: W1NoHELL,

DRNTlSC,
AS taken suit OF splendid in HoTnbrOok'B
block, lis% Main St. directly O. r. Browne jew
elTy store where he hopes establish himself
By close attention TO s buses, reasonable charges good
and faithful work always warranted he hopes TO
hare of patronage.
DR.. WI familiar with all the modes of inserting
Teeth, including tie "COutnuOus Gum" work. Filling,
cleaning aud extracng done in the best and most faithful
charge for advice For further particulars inquire at
he oihce. uIy24
ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. ID.
Homeopathic FhYb,Clam,
HAS removed his Oce aud resdruce, aud permanently
located himself the of Fourth QuinseS
'rOW the first Presby yteTiau Church
OTTICE LlouRs:-AoTning,fr from 10
&oHnS a. 4 g
Evenings, 81 az
BILL OF PRICES-FOT single visit, I5centG incidence
- For visits da tU cents; mvdcdr
- Advice office, and medcne, from IS 6U
aud upwards, the may be.
Obstetrc from 50 to $lu
Visits TO the country, according to distance.
re above "B Of Prices" is giVeu because Il IL said
:haTRcs much higher. ms 3-iyd
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i llE Law OF NI1WsI1APEII9.

isnbscrihers who do give express notice the
trsy. eOnsersd Wishing continue Eieir Subserii
CIOt4s.
=If subscribers order the dscontnuaace of their peri
odt:aS tie publisher continue to send them until all
TeLFaBgs paid.
neglect their peTiodi-
which they directed they held
TsspSsble TIL they have settled the bill aud ordered them
dlIrgniihued.
subscribers other places WhOutinfOr
icg !isheTs aEd the papers to the former di
FSctUh, tey held responsible.
SIL, Courts have decided that refusing take PerOdl
eLl the Oee, removing and leaving them unCaed
lis VFtJad Dtciu CVideLGr OF Intentional fraud.
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Q. II. BROWN.

o. 1lS Main -Stteet, VIII cling Va.
0psiIns the AMI atE,st asasrtHt-r.s
Of rooaa 10 Ls l1u- that hR' beun brought
IT., which viii sold Wtuitzai, pttc.s -
low a. anv hvusr Wet ut UF. Atlantic vtrs.
Among his Eouis be Tania tiod 9l-tr Watehs
Of I'e cyI-hTAIr EuEs An Busr Gsnu
LaetiryErfs. Aiso The rsui D. H. rcau = t,Et
LsNet WatetS, Cincs~ ETrn Ssrt,ty, inTiDg lev
St,ti"as on - and Watch Maker.
Beautiful JSUrtl oht fuisr Of Coral Aiosar
Cameo "sh h.is i'VE, atd al t'o AtiF,. Also
ss"ftisI' "l s2i scd.J ad plat Jessits. v"Ty Uvup.
ZINE lossvt Cutler, Kssor6, ssi,so,s silver NAiIiu
itmFs, Gard Case, G0d Plls, Every aftisi.
'hi- ,s,1''ueit s urra.t.I 10 a. root I.es ut
Il, 90 the meme turned C- a. etipii, solicit, u.
ia!z0 It's slan ST. door tfUrI slsTsh la inr's.
No, !" aShinBtOn Hail
TAXI pleasure 10 inoTiuEE NJ patrons
"h",e ai its Viciuit, Hd tic EtuSE4lit
hayr jsst Teceiren us ArEsbE Hh,st aud s.lrt
stoek oi SioiiH UaaIn,Tss NtstbFs sPrtuE
WIZ riuE ati Vtcins; all OF visi pgtpar,3 pias
to orasr ~ ihs latest an lost approved styis AID .st
rthrTtSd . ~ sal-.
ha't a''o iust received sFFg 1aeS OF isns RurHis
iuE ODDS sne' A. white, eV!oTtd rnaTssHse
~, s'I C"isrs sdk, Gotten sd NsssO udyI snrts,
SIX Gotten uet aha Janss pfas Lire fisid
sa.p,lais sllk. GoaAs "a Lisis halls lice.
Hltek Ntite ard eoSEta hi Sisv.p tie Ssr!
iiAin hlask AL .tasE stlsss. Tlst ossat., Z
:. H. TT ALLNAS,
g1.s Merchant Tailor. 80 :. ari.in.ral Raj
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Imnnrfhnt rI,l..,n

important &LLtUe.
IlEiSu dvirous et srI ny iaT5e stetk af Ffrnsh
- ufALiirs fcuch GvEtaI, Nls-, ported
srsh ponttic LEhvthUf Eli t4rds AlF.i IEfse
'is iSs th~f'tN ttEsFFt hd dIlUTgt styF kfticiost
'Fitbl ihlsIm saseftrs tbs pltilg uti sell
IT9H date, Tor Casa sissa3. ret4, very
rsiSesI rrie-, - ehr taHn srl oibtr stahshHrtt
5Nh auofi Il alr f5Tsna -hcrlh tr uiirs 10 buS ny
sAi4k rrrsh sil the prick oQsl.pttcp
tvrSoti tii"s a staass, requested
% SH1l AMI HaTsIE. CONRAD srRuHkl,
~. III AiAiu street,
Near ~ Wtfs sgsf Hsafi itdFr.
Mhe-llnE. E-h l.' 80 hbIu
A.ADif-S a ENiI.EME.A-f All NUIIIki
FINE PERI IfNIFRIE.S.
W. havS gust TVerysd iafEp AseaFtlFnl eg eh0te0
w Ptriuut, Tiea hnA ToilSt ATtItira, tElSluE.
fPpiatuHti; fFthrh ard AuzerieaH ifsiT OiiAs
labtu'F EAifagts flf the ltAaaEsrchlaf.
haEihn - VaTisttsas
Oriental pTeJa.
''OdfHts"-i,su aud reh ityirs,
ttirk rstaaty4nib;
CahHgglte Cr@EHss FswSsTE
Tooth P<lsss;
Tclift Waters;
iHportt,i t1ioEara,
ATouatu
Altar u hOsss-fsh SSJisb;
Mia of Sabrs
Todsts0aps-s great vhr.-ty.
For saieb ~ III LOGAN %.
f1AlN EIldFN
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

The grand performance which Is
gotten up without regard TO expense,
and advertised to come off ON the ap-
proaeIing 18th, and Of which there IS
to be 'fnO pOstponement on account of
weather., furnishes thesubiect Of con
siderable newspaper talk Some are
disposed to treat the matter seriously,
while, by far the greater portion, simply
ridicule it. One disbeliever, andwho,
should the catastrophy taLe place.
ought to be Knocked about eleven feet
and half into eternity, makes the fol-
lowing propositions;
1st-The comet VIII not strike the
earth; but
2d-H it does strike, it viii never
do it a second time.
In case, however, any gentleman
holds opinions different from the above
and is willing to back his TieWs to d
limited extent, In order to arrive at
the truth IN this momentous matter, we
hereby make the following Iropo-
sitions:
1st-We win wager S2ettl00 more
orless, that If the comet offers to strike
We viii dodge before 1t does it; IN othea
words that sum thatit can't be brought
to the scratch.
/ 2d-A like sum that if it does striilIshss
it viii be knocked higher than bite
9d-Twenty-fye times the above
amounts, that In case the comet strike:
1T won't bulge the earth six inches By
actual measurement.
1 4th-A like amount that after the
comet strikes, It's tail drops.
i 5th-An optional sum that the ear.tl
can knock the comet further than tht
comet can knock the earth, nine time.
out Of eleven,
+ 6th-That after the comet get
) through knocking the earth, it vii
never want to strike anybody else.
These propositions are intended t.
cover the case of any gentleman ol
the globe, or on the comet or elsewhere
i All wagers to be decided by tn
: Judges of the Supreme Court
!, Money to be deposited in the Bank
of New Foundland.
Time of striking and other arrange
: ments to be fixed by the parties
Applicants for bets have the righ
70 select any comet they choose.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
WHOLESALE GROCERY EnusE.

MR. DAVIS, of Missouri, brought to
this City last week, per steamer New
Monongehala, q very large wholesale
stock Of Groceries, and has opened up
on Main street. 0ulrcOuntry merchants
VIII do well to examine his stock. Mr..
Davis came here with his goods, before
coming even to look at the place; being
governed by our geographical position
and reputation abroad as a point OF
trade, and a certainty of being a large
city in a very few years
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

NEBRASKA IN 1857.-This is the
title Of a pamphlet of 1O5 pages
recently brought out by JAMES NJ.
WOOLwORTH, Esq, Of Omaha City
Contents: History of the Territory
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Adoption to Railroads-Claim and
Presumption Laws-Physical Geo
graphy-Deseription of the settled
district county by county. together
with a map of Nebraska and Kansas,
that of Nebraska having all the
recent changes in county boun-
daries, &c.
The work contains valuable infor-
nation on almost all points of interest
to those looking to Nebraska with a
view to settlement or Investment
For sale at this Office, and, also, al
all the mercantile and other trading
houses in this City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

Best TINE OF THE SEAsoN.-The
Steamer Omaha landed at our wharf
on Friday last, FIVE days fron St.
Louis. This is the quickest trip Of the
Season. The gentIemanly clerk Nh.
Wilcox has our thanks for a file of
late papers, amcng which were New
York papers of the 9th, being 9 days
from New York to BrownviIIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
CLOSE OF TIE VOLUME.

The present number completes the
frst volume Of the aNEBRAsKA AD-
.vEErsER. natural, and custom
~, IN newspaper operations, as in
everything else, when a certain duty
W journey Is performed, or an end
accomplished, to take a retrospective
view. But really, We partake somuch
Of the spirit of this ''fast,' young
america. @gO ahead, '-doa't wait
m the wagon age, prevalent, especi-
ally IL tbs western country, that We
feel very little Ike taking time to
look back over the ground we have
travelled Yet while the mule grazes, :
20 use a prairie phrase-Fe VII loiter
N the shade, and reflect for a few mo-
ments atleast, upon the past.
One year ago We landed our press
and material IN BrownviIle. Never
having seen the place, We acknowledge
its half dozen log cabins, hazel brush
tLiekets, and otherwise Wild and rude
appearance made no favorable impress
sion upon or mind. To think too of
establishing a Helrspapsr-in size charger
than any aboveSt. Joseph,-and keep
ing It Up, caused trembling Of the
hand, faItering IN the step. We kept
thizau to OurseIE hOEever,-not even
she, Eho shares with US the pleasures
and griefs Of life, was allowed to par
usIPate IN this instanee-5tEas gloomy
TOO much SO to think of divfdino
with any one. We put on bold front
marched up 10 the araek,7 with little
nope Of finding any fodder Tbs
hrst number was out. subscriber,
Hoeked In from every direction: on,
ron this point, two from that. ten from
that, twenty and twenty-five from
another, fifty, sixty, yea one Rundre,
Gla1 tlreltg-FUs from still another. unit
now our paper has the largest circula
tlOn Of any other in this Wester
country. Advertisements commence
coming IN from al directions,-St. j
seph- St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati
and New York we're anxious to seeur
Nebraska trade. job work, too, prin
tors particular sifat- all in fact,
which there Is any profit amountin
10 anything began to pour in
N short such has been the run Of GU
TON, that We have been compelled frol
tine TO time 10 make additions TO OF
ohce, until now BrownviIle can boa
os tie most extensive printing estaE
Ishuent north Of ST. Louis. We baz
N use five Presses, and have work f
twelve hands We have on file fron
asd arc constantly filing orders f,
JOB work, for nearly every prominer
POINT in the Territory. So much ;
% the increase IN the cart prsservati7
CT arts in the city of BrownviIIe.
Now let Us 60 back to the half doze
log cabins, and see what has been don
III Tie way OF town Improvement. "
eaA scarcely believe ourown eyes whe
We look sroundus, and seas it wei
what a great change ! few momen
ave Wrought. The cabins gone; an
'ee place, costly dwellings or busine
-lses- From every directioncemes II
'-'''e Of the carpenters saw and hatehe
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

y
OMAHA CRY, Mt.
To The qaaIifetI voters Of Ee5rasLs 7 TTerrfftorvs-
!. MGrk W. Izara, Governor u the Territory Of Ne
hraska y pursuance Of "a act Of the Legislative As
ssnabLy, approved January 2e 1856, entitled sEIee
tiena,H do hereby declare and make known, that an
election VII be held IN the several counties Of this
perrit0Fy On the first Monday IN August s 1851,
for one Delegate to the Congress- ef the United
State oue errisaraI Auditor one Territorial Treas
urer one Territorial Ii brarian one Attorney Gene
raj and one District Attorney, for each Judicial
caI Dstriet to be voted for BY the qualified votes
Of the District foltwhieh he Is TO be elected Also
thirty-ye Members to the House Of Representatives
Of the Territorial Assembly, to wit: The Counties
of Dahk0ta, CedaE, and Ear qui Court, VIII elect
two Representatives; the eoURtiesof Burt and Cum
ing viii elect ore Representative; the county Of
+ Washington wiI elect three ReprezenbatiTe- the
county Of Douglas VII elect eight Representatives
the county Of SaTpy VIII elect four represent
the counties Of DOde and Pats VIII elect Jointly one
REPRESENTATIVE; 1he counties Of Cass, Lancaster
Gage and Clay VII elect four ReFresentatives; the
county Of 0tOe Eiu elect SIX ReprezentatITes- the
/ counties Of NemGha and johnson, VIII elect three
4 ReUreseutatTTes, the counties Of Richardson and
+ Pawnee, VIII eIest three Representatives. And at
the same tine and place the qualified voters Of each
county, VIII elect the following county officers, tc
Eit- one PROBATE judge one Sheriff; one Register
II enc Treasurer one County Clerk enc SUperiuten-
II dent Of Common Schools one County Surveyor; Ons
Of the Peace AMI two CenstabIes fOF each Precinct
II TheC0uHty C0mmlssioners of the organized CCun
ties living nearest adjacent to the un0rInzeid Coun
ties VIII proceed to divide the unOrganized Countie
into convenient Election Districts and cause notices
Ia be posted IN each Election Precinct Gf the tin
and place Of holding said election and Of the officer
to be voted for and appoint Judges and cause tn
said Election to be eonduetedin aIIFespects and du
returns made thereof, as required BY law.
In testimany whereof, I have hersuHt,
set mr. hand and caused to be afixed thi
great Seal of the Territory, done at 0n1a
I Isl ha Civ IN said Territory, on the TEir
tieth day Of May, A. d. 1857. and Of th,
II IndeTsudence Of the C1lsed States O
Au,erfca the ei-hty-frs5 year.
Blythe GoveFnEr -MAkA ". ILARD-
7. B. CCNINE, Secretary
All newspapers m the Territory, please copy IA,
publish until the day of Election, and forward tn
account to the Secretary
june 1Ith, 1851. R5
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
KANSAS ELECTION.

Acting Governor Stanton has issued
his proclamation for the election in
Kansas on the third Monday IN June
the 18th day. This election is for
delegates to the Convention to form a
State Constitution. The number of
Delegates are apportioned as follows:
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

yFt5 recent extensive additions Of new Type,
e, -,,red Inks Bronzes, Cards, &c, made to the
,5--7ssrsr once, we claim e be able t0 turn out
- Work II q manner uzs1r9 9slsseQ Dy 4ny oLlee-
-. ,u7-istor being practical printer himself, and
I[v'Tr Il his employ an accomplished and ezpeEl-
Fa--v Job Printer, Is determined not TO be
- n the execution Of Job Work. Cards
- ,us os Fosters latest improved CaTd
- BarIrs. y ork IN Col0rs, Bronze Work, 6e-
-. net with rsrrticular attention
'-G-i--g frgn , distance VII be promptly attended
- -7 v-r-=4utcsi.e 20 give satisfaction OF nc pay
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

We. call attention to the advertise
ment Of LYFoRD & HORN, Sonora, Mo.
They keepan extensive stock ofevery-
thing in their line at reasonable rates,
and are withaIl, clever accommodating
tradesmen, and viii do the fair thing
with you Give them CALL
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

NAME OF TowNsHP.-We are in
formed that the citizens of Township
6, Range II, in this county have agreed
to name the Township NEFARRE We
presume after an ancient French Pro
vince.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
pnpn1Gr1nr oF kansas.

We had hoped to learn something
of the population Of Kansas by the
census lately taken Territory, but It IS
so miserably botched that we can make
nothing of it.
A number Of counties are reported
mo returns" while those from which
returns are made are sadly deficient
IN accuracy
As far as the returns are made, as
taken from acting Governor Stanton 5
election proclamation, they foot up as
follows.
Total population, 25,391
Total voters, 9,z5T
Now these figures prove themselves
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

Fs-.g.s resident IN this TerTit0ry, coming from
- - az the States, often suggesl to rs
- - - 7.-s7rs IN their Old nei-hb0rho0ts- VINO
I-,-l.ss become subscribers # they could see
- -, = \ ,7-p-tiserD We always send specI-
- .-- and p.rs0ns RECEIVING v ~ o--zl-s1 = =
--,--,-ior 10 become q regular SUBSCRIBER fosS-
- and othe-z feeling sufficient interest," @ maze
m club. san retain the usual per cent lor ener
s-1r-ae-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

Thereturns from heremaining eoun-
ties are al reported defective, and We
should say from the figures that the
above are far from being accurate
Above are u counties; there are in
all 21 countlesin in Kansas.-St. Joseph
Cycle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
Browuv1Ie, june I1th, 81.
NO. 4.
AN ORDINANCE.

Sec I. BE It Ordained by the Council Of the City
of BrUwnvIIe That all able bodied mail inhabitants
Of the City oTsr the age Of tweRty-OHe, and under
sixty years Of a. shall work Gt least two days IN
each year Under the supervision Of the street com
missioner, at sIeh time as said COmmissiOuer shall
designate, or pay Cor each day falling dollar
AID Fifty cents. provided said Commissioner shall
first give seven days notice before the day CT working
which notice shall be n writing
Sec 3 The Recorder shall furnish the Cou1nis-
souer with LIST Of al hands subject to work Gz said
streets and should the Recorder overlook the name
OF names Of any person or persons it shall be the
duty Of the Commissions 70 put the missing names
on the list
Sec 9. Al persons failing 10 work By himself q
legal substitute shall be returned by 5he C0nlnis
sioner to the Mayor who shall issue his summons
to the persons 50 falling and EnIess they render to
the Mayor g good and sufficient ezcHse-, be shah
asses ue which shall be ere dollar and fifty eeuts
with cost Of suit, for each day 50 failing.
Passed and approved June 9th, 1851
A 5. H0LLADAT, Mayer
Attest: B. Z TH0MRsOS, Seey.
Br8EuvIIIe. June IIta, 1851
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

VIZ. A. R1cH6BDsoE; of Illinois, has
been appointed Governor of Nebraska,
vice MARX W. IzARD, says the Wash
ington dates Of May ID.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

See the Advertisement Of JUICE
LAKE, in another column. He has
opened up new business-has pulled
off his SUNDAY duds" rolled up his
sleeves and 'Ewades in
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

ENLARGED. = The g NebTaskTaB
comes to US this week enlarged-now
containing s columns to the page We
hope friend VIII find the. new arraing-
ment paying one