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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
- 4 TaSq.
BIZ OWNNlLLE FER RY.
z3sws CEownEmS
MHiannmr1 RswRP.
The Ro Ete irons BrOunriUe to Fl. Ke1r-
neg, ahpd from thence to California,
Is the Re1rea and most
practicable.


WI. A. FTNNET g. CO,
ANNOUNCE to the TrFsIing Pukic thas they
Il have purchased the entire interest IN the EcrTy
asross the Missouri River at the City Of Er0Wn-
vile, Nebraaka, and open the Season with q
new Euhsknatial and commodi0us Ferry Boat
run By Hsrse Poww, which ar-anZemsnt WI secure
certain pksage 81, all times and IN al kinds Of
weather. Thh Pr0priet0rs Do not assert b0astingly.
OF fer he purl0seo q gaining euztsm merely, bat are
governed BY acts, when they say this IS the best
crossing tN the MiSssuri River in NebraskR. and
when thsF ssy the roKte from BrOWnviIe To Fort
Kearney ;lnd rom thence to California Is the nearest,
for evidelice they refer the reader to the mar Of the
COuntryS ana are warranted In ayiag it Is the most
practicable rBute By personal experience, IS Hsu as
that cf hundreds Of others who have traTel,d H.
We claim therefor that this crossing ana route holds
out peclIiarIy favorable inducements. 10 parsons
g0ing 10 CalifOrnia, and solicit their patronage. Not
Withstanling cur superior arrangements for q safe
and speedy cT0ssing, 0uEshargz are the SANS as other
Ferries IN Nebraska, AL being regulated By Eegisa-
tive enaetments
skif viii bein readiness and III on the
grUundbo ran nj hours sf the night
ReeOliect that with our facilities Of Power,
no kinds Of weather VII prevent ear Beats from
making regular trips At al hours.
WIN. A-FENEY, & 90.
BruWrTileE emaha Co, MI
February 18th, 1857 Sly
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

See the Card Of Mr.. osvOuxr sEebrasHa
City. he Is sid % be an exc workman
and g keep . fne st0sE q aoa. his In
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
1047 ACRES OF LAND AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL ssh to the highest bidder on Saturday
i March 18th, 1851, 1t ny residences, BushsEGy,
Atshison Co, No, 1851 Acres Of Land. C8nising
Of thrse tactS ths1st ract Is 20 aers 81 gsed
heavy timler and belongs to The estate q \ -G.
Bush, deceased the "a and "a are farms Of ny own
and ela1raee AS acres each both ven Uatecd vel
dlnbered and vel improved. One 0f them has 50
acres il ahigh state Of cultivation and zoe acres In
pasture, dwelling h6Le and other szis1bls pus
houses, the ether has LIS in cultfrati0n xnd 100 acres
in pastnre covered with Bl1e Grr a under red
fence zHeEiw k0nsC, ice h0use, Stables. cribs IND
Othez mitaoIe out houses.
An 81 The above Lands lay near ths Mfsrui
River and within 2 niles Of the proposed SGJoapH
and HUI City Rudlroad, are lands not surpassed IN
the State for agrirultural and stock raising purDases,
lay in square bodies and combines the celebrates
Jaarinis Bead. thebestbo1y e timber IN The Coua-
ts TERMS one third cash, one third in one ycarsna
one in tEp years- Title perfesG. For inform1i0a
Address ANDREW TRTBBLE.
Rsek Port o. Lowell, M
st. joseph Gnrstts please copy arst 3 Wss5 IN
March, and send b1lto AdveFtsor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
CORY B sHT mrBRzDI
PRE-EMI TORS GUIDE
Epegy Nan IN NeBraska should
hass z GPy!

Will IE p DE ron DELIVERY,

WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY,
March 18th, 1851.
The re-E mptors Guide" is the
title Of j work now IN press, contain
ng al tie LalFs, Instructions, Forms
and decisions, relative to the public
Lands, up to the present date; and
also the Law passedat the last Session
Of the Nebraska Legislature, entitled
An Act regulating the disposal Of
Lands purchased IN trust for town
sites"
The work VIII contain about 100
pages, and viii be sent free Of postage
to any desired address on the reception
Of 81. A liberal discount made &c
agents and dealers.
Send in yoIr orders early.
Papers noticing " i'll receive a copy
BY sending a marked copy of their pa
per to this Office.
Address
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
JESSE LOWE
Ian d Agent.
OMAHA CITY. n 7.
1000 BUSHELS

Ere@h HEac11nra SessIs.
We have nov On TIE WY Eun texas ihs above
w named quanetF uf superior SD. q tie new
crop Ihe PRESENT unE1ited and inH~Tcaingdern1nd
for Hedge plants inducrd rs 10 make every sGlrt -
PEoears seed su6cient f0r oc- oTn plan1fng, afllr
haFiaz been early aprrized 81 the liEhfna3 ~ he
cEUp- By thoaetiFily AID E0mplne8sf ous nEE1ts
In Texas we have secured almost ne entir lit1l-
The sBed AZ exuected 70 arrive By the Isl Vi Faru-
an. and VII Be rrompty zhippcd to preriout anIsrA
from eithG KofminEt0n. 81 Care.
An zs1m Wishing soaid Eal q lheir
orders immediately, via rlain 57rctisus d. ship
ping, flr delay Wilcerta7nlg rUalt IL 6isanrai aiuau-.
Our eeE Vii be reasonable. IS ue lave alhla1 1s
motto -Cah 2i9 and snail pr1fzp
Expieit directions far sr0utiug and shiiiahng
MI he sent 60 all customers.
Seed wa be pEuparc1fT FCge1Ainy - lNie
DESIRE "a. ADDS
OTER34N& MA&H
BL~OaxIysra 3kLasn lss, ~
JruuzT Is 1871 les
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
G. MI. HIRN.
BEPgTY COUNTY SURVEYOR


WILL attend prnmptIy to All business in his pro-
w faeion when caleT on srch As sabdiTfsr
Claims layiag cut Town Loss Drafting eny Piak.
etc. etc s7H
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

Attention Lot Holders J!
HIGHLY IMP0RTANTfi!
A IL persons who oVn Ints in the City Of Brown
"A vile. are here BY notified. that l amF now pre-
prepared TO execute MAkkANII DEEDS for The
same, and, unless Deeds are obtained before the ex-
pirution Of SIX MONTHS from date, said City bots
win be sold to thehigbsn bidder, and the proceeds
thereof disposed Of according to Law
As. HOLLADAY. Mayor.
City Of BroWnviTe, n. ]. Feb. 25th, 81 sT-sf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

LAND OFF1cE, Omaha City,
january 18th, 1857. [

january 18th, 1857.
On the 1st day of February this Office VIII
be opened to p rs-smptorS
PlatS Of the following Townships are ready,
and persons on any Of them can come forward
as soon as they please, and prove mp. Other
Plats are daily expected, and as soon as re-
ceived, viii IN ike manner be ready.
Nos. II, Is, I9, in Rance .
1,2,3, I, 9, 10, II, II, IL,
Ia la. q x 10
1.R.3.45.G.7.S a q II
5I6.I.S q u
IL, 3. 4. ), 6, rs, Norsh Of Range No. IL Eas.
1,23,6, IL <
5,and s, 2 . x Is, z
5,and6, = 3 Is, &
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
y " FTTRNAS

BroWnyille, Nehhaha Co., n. 7.
Persons desiring to act as agents
viii be accom- Odated by giving salts
references.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

EfATE ERlKIE,
AED


sXTTHLuumptsy attend 70 Land Arsneie Insles-
w tigaing Titles. Paying TaEss, Investing man
e, Buyzng and Selling T01E Lots. Buying Selling
and Locating Land Warrants, and 81 other business
esnnecsed With their profession IN W@tsEn I0Waaui
Nshrzkz- EL
- 1870
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PASSAGE OF MORMONS.

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was gloom over the whole household.
The mother was pale and silent. Judge
W paced the floor to and fro, going
every few minutes to the door, aud look
ing though the opening in the iores. TO
wards the sachem's abode.
At last, as the RAYS of the setting sun
were thrown upon the tree tops around,
the eagle feathers Of the chief were seen
dancug above the bushes H. the distance.
lie advanced radidIy, and the little boy
was at his side. lie was gaiIy mtiled as
"a young chirt, his feet being dressed in
mocca>ins, a fine beaver skin was on his
shoulders, ~md eagle feathers stuck in his
hair. lie was in excellent spMts, aud so
proud was he Of his homoys that lie secn-
ed two inches taller than before. He was
soon in his mothers arms, and in that
hlicf minute she seemed to pass from
death to life. 1t was very happy meet
lng-loo happy for us 20 describe.
9Th" white man has conquered" said
the snchcm, thereafter let us he friends.
lou have trusted an Iuiian; he will re.
pay you with conGlcrcc aud Gicndship."
lie was rs good rs his word, and
Judge W lived for many wears IN
p"ace with the Indian tlibcs, and succeed
cl in LAYING the foundation Of u flourish
lrT community.
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puEL EXTRAORDINARY A duel was
fought near this city Yesterday (Mouday)
moru'ng, which, for the singularity Of lis
dcho"tmc"L Is, perhaps, Unparalleled in
The annaIs ct single combat, y well
known gentleman IN this community,
whom We shall call Mr.. ~, feeling him
sell aggreyed 10y the conduct Of another
gentleman, whom We shall designate as
ME. b, sent hm challenge, which was
"ccepIcd---wearcns, pistols distance,
twelve PAGES time, SIX o'clock i'll the
morning. lie usual preIimnarcs were
Srtuc"' ana at the word lire .oih pis.
'0's vAl"'Gvd. Al lie sane instant D.
was seen 10 Staggsr. he seconds rushed
up Mneh II Vas !ouhd that Tie bail had
struck tMe ou:er case oi hiS hunting watch,
nom "h'cn II haH g'ahccd at nearly
''eHt ""S''' passing Though the lapel
o' '''S coat lEe watch was worn III the
vest pocket am" MAS almost directly on
'"e heart !he case was found TO be
co"SiIe'"n'! battered, uUt oIherwIse tie
Watch had sustained no INJURY, although
II had gained about three hours IN as
many minutes. Ihe hands, winch amo-
ment before had stood at 20 minutes past
SIX, now marked haN past nnc.
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GEN WALKER AT NEW ORLEANS

General Walker made speech in New
Orleans Oh Saturday eyermr lasl. in vim.
dicaton OF his cause in Central America
AMI 1t Will be found Of sufficient in,ercs;
TO warent the following report of The af
tair as lound in The New Orleans Times
Canal-street the ancient neutral
ground, has se!dom groaned beneath the
weight OF SO patriotic crowd, us last eve
nIns took position upon her heavInp bos.
ON. Long before the hour for meeting
The people --ani when we say the ncopI,.
we mean the rea! representatives OF New
Orleans syvmpaIhy-began 10 assemble
around the platform which had been cree.
ted Tor the hero to make au explanation
from. The meeting WIS called 10 order
10y GeneIal JOHN l., Louis, who. alte, the
preliminary organization, introduced Gen.
William Walker, President of NICARAGUA
lie was received with shout that walked
the lar of echoes, and as lac cast his eve,
over the sea Of heads in ironL and rear, he
must have thought that he never me, so
many men, even in the ranks Of the Cos
ia Rican army. The General spoke in
substance as follows
FefioW Citizens IL stand before Won
not 10 vindicate cause, for ii needs none.
what is just needs no yindication. This
eoncourse of citizens and the sympathy
here manifested, attest tie interest Won
feel. But Sand to Yindica.e Americans
aud the acts by which the American
cause has been upheld by American citi.
zens.
In examining the motives of these acts
| ask you TO discard all prcjudices /: TO
stand here as il you were posterity, 10
judge Of history--to Judge without fear
and without favor. Many aud unscrupu.
Ions have been The means resov.ed 20 for
The porpose Of placing me in false LIGHT
before my countrymen. These roporls il
Is necessary TO explain; and ehalleuoe
my enemies TO stand and point 10 a sin.
gle act OF mine which has been in viola.
tlon of either civil, national, or interna
tionai rights; (cheers) challenge any one
present 10 name any act OF mine in Nicar.
aqua, which has not been stamped with
the seal Of justice.
There are those WHO have charged up,
on. me such motives as TO attempt 10
ylndicaie, would be sheer mockery,-
lnere are those who have charged upon
me avarIce aud mere personal gain, from
SUCH scoin 10 exhonerate myself. The
men. WHO wefe with me in Nicaragua
ipy fellow counlrymen in arms, will excuI.
pate me fromsihe charge OF ever haying
entertained snch motives. Butthere are
ether insipna,ions more degrading at The
hrst b'osl---tliat WAS mere soldier Of
fortune, attempting TO carry out an anl.i.
i'ous scheme, and endea,oring 10 make
Sr myself name and fame This I'M
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THE SPEAKERSHIP

The Washington Star announces three
gentlemen as avowcd Democratic capdi-
dates for this distinguished position -
Mcssis Orr OF South Carolina, Phelps OF
Missouri, and harris ef Illinois, all com.
petent and deserving, and each of them
very popular in the House. 1t regards
the contest between those gentlemen, as
already begun, but conducted in a friend
ly spirit. 1t not believed lhat any mem
ber OF the opposition can be elected to tue
position. No ultra Freesoiler car, with
the present constitution of the House com.
mPnd even - plurality vote. while it is
quite certain that large wing Of the CD.
position will vote for no other than an
ayowed aoolItionlst, though he may call
himself 10y some other name.
The Star thinks there are probably a
dozen other Democratic aspiranys for the
Speakelship, of whom the public will hear
IN due season; among them, two or three
modest gent emen who will "posit:vely
make then appearance on the stage" in
public next winter. ave have never vet
known says the Star" new Congress to
assemble, wherein there were not entirely
new members ambitious Of being chosen
to preside over the deliberations of the
House !"
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ANOTHER TURN IN THE EAsmoN.-The
Connecticut crinoIine factories now put
Hrass hoops in aIl fashionable skirts. The
Wimstcd Herald says:
The new brass mill at Plymouth is en-
gagged upon an order for 1000 pounds of
these STRIPS Of brass; and AN average of
700 pounds daily is sent to New York
by railroad. The Waterbury mills are
also manufacturing brass hoops. The la
dies say, however, that the steel hoops are
the best, as they Go moi bend or break so
easily as the brass ones.
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HAY.-lt is a fact not generally known
perhaps that some Of our citizens are or
dering hay FROM Charleston The scarci.
~ Of fodder is the cause. Another var,
however we might be prepared for a
short crop" OF provcnder, 10y curing hay
this season ourselves. The pea might al.
so DC cultivated wiki profit for this pur-
pose. We only conceive it necessary to
call the attention Of our farmers TO this
Fact, 10 prevent recurrence of like
state OF affairs. Only the other day, we
saw load Of Northern hay" passing up
to Cashiers Valley, n. G. /, is an nuu.
suaI occurrence, and should serve TO teach
us a valuable lesson in the economy OF
tarmng.-heo,Cee (Pickcm$) Courier.
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Shirt 15uetry.
From the Rutherford Democrat.
THE SWEETEST DREAM.

LIE oW EEIEST DREAM.
The sweetest dream that e'er was drcamt
Was drcam'd by me last night;
Twas full of blooming beauty, love,
And rapturols delight.
dreamed, beneath this silver moon,
BESIDES rippling stream,
We sat us down together, love-
Would il were more than dream.
Your little hand was in my own,
And ON my breast, your head.
Your blue eyes looking fondy up
While these sweet, words YOU said
"Full many weary day I've longcd
For such Il time as this,
10 rest upon thy bosom, love,
And taste one loving kiss
"FulI many an hour often thought
My little heart would break
Beneath the weight upon it laid
The love it dared not speak.
but now, beneath the siv'ry moon,
Beside this rippling stream.
i" have thee near, realize,
My iUndcst, swcete-ss daVu.,.
Then inndly to my bosom, love.
folded thy loved form,
And Sworc to keep thee shcltcr'd there
From every raging storm.
Your coral lips were pressed to mine,
When music f.om the skies
Csme floating beautifully down.
In sOttcst hatmonics.
~ light, above the moons sof, beam.
Broke pom us br the stream,
And white Ming'd angels now became
Il Miincss 10 the scene.
1T took your little hand Il, his,
Then placed it in mine owu.
AID softly said, "whom God hath ioincd
Are now and ever one
The angel vanished from our sight,
Up to his God-lil home,
Whlie we sat looking 10 The skies
The azure, star lit dome.
ihen awoke, my pretty bride,
And found ii all dream:
The angel had not married us
Beside the rippIing stream.
But was it not bcautcons dream
Which, love, | dreamed last nigbt9
So full of bliss and happiness
And raptnrous delight
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WESTERN ANN0YANCES.

cd rom q ,our in ,Lo W.., ,oi,,o,
aueclo,o j,lo,,r,,ir,r tho l,r,o,s ,a',.l,;'I'
rrayclor- in that rSoi",, ",r cyn,soI " " ~, ~
bis pa..aun ON one nr ,I,n. r;ya,. Lo c,iI'
IN comHany v;,h = ,,U.,,;yo InI,. .'.J
rcnrl,m.u - vLnr, H.. r,J.,,;., :,,'! "'u
0f I'll, ,ull,rjnos from mos"n;,nss ''''''
"lIr,LanJ /" so;I ,ja 'r,tI,'',S t','v'' ,.,,,.,
man owning fLa; ,i,lr 49,, LaI Lo.,or
tell tie con,r.r,,, .lon, ,,a,, ,',,.,. ">,,,,
in !uwa." -
IT,, h:.. wgs ,rlIfr;,p, orl tho .hns
bq,l' ry,.rrl.J ,n s,y ,L., - ,La;.
travels fru4hrr West. ,bcv n,,;n tho 40.
quain,aurc ,y . s,u,v,r E,i'.iina Vs.
fern IInn,i.r .,,.,r,h,. 'o.,,,,. 'mI7 '.,,,
.ah:p a!~ uriol., IN Will c"r. =" Lr, mIo
py,,c>srG an:,e a fund ofbnmnr q, nno
ncca,:,u. Ihcv l,l s,or.,J =, L,-.J ~,
rLc interior. ~, of the mos, in,i,irr om'
pcaraucc. They wcr. Shown f., ,l'n;r
rooms, the nou,;cr at one end and ,hn !,
dv at Tie other ola lnny LoII AL'n,
milai2ht tho drovsv cornle vor. s,ar,I..I
hy roru,. Of firearms. n,occ,J;rr Gom
the hal. occupied 10y th,ir t,uveIl,r| conn.
pmriou. Bo,h s,alt,I nj in bed o7I L,.
gan to speculate upon III, probaIIa c,nso
oI this u,jmcly alarm. when ,lcv hca,l
= rushing Of feet and a confusion O: voice..
in tic Lal. On ooiry to fine 5.nr
,Ac gentleman found tho Who'll, Lou.c
hp.!, r1,h,ug in the direction Of the
report. III, curiosity led hiu. to join tbs
midnight procession. and he arrived With
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Alta country house, where Sheridan
WAS on visit, an old maid desired TO be
his companion in a walk. lie excused
himself at first on the ground Of the bad
ness ot the weather. She soon afterwards
detected hlm in an attempt to escape
without her "Well," he said, ''it is clear.
ed up enough for one, but not enough for
two"
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TniNGs TO REMEMBER.-If You DO
not keep yonr paper. cut this out and
put 1t where YOU can find it.
a surveyors chain is poles or 7G
feet, divided into 100 links or 702 inches.
4 square chain is an acre, each con.
tanning 1870 square yards, or 34,TS7
feet, or "a yards 2s inches on each side.
a pole is FIVE yards and half each
way.
An acre is 1910 square yards, or 6s
yards ! foot s 2 inches each way and
three acres are 100 yards and a half each
way.
a square mile, l,7G0 yards each way.
Is GAO acres hlIf riIe, or $50 wards
each way, is, 100 acres puarter Of a
mile, or 44o yards each way, is park
or farm Of 40 acres aud rurlong. or
2eo yards each way, is 10. acres.
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--
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,'"' "''''S nom l"ra. H. brought lr
nanny .3 wan man, among whom was
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vac St' 'Se ,t'''''
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!'''5 '' goo" ''''"s wan l"c Indians,
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III ""'" "''I'!' A'."r"ng!y he
~" !.'."'.'! To- assure t."n OF
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-06-17

SOMETHING IL THE ATMosrIlERE.-- Tho
editor OF the Huntsville independent, Who
was among the number Of the guests OF
Charleston during the last wee Is$writes
the following in letter TO bis p6Fer:
1--WE left the city Of Augusta about nine
o'clock and passed over the savannah
rive, into the far famed State Of South
Carolina. When fairly oyerthe river, !
felt sensible change come over the spirit
of my dream. l felt remarkably chiyal.
ronS and somewhat refractory, and vefi,
ly believe that ifa Yankee had come J..
long about that time aud crooked his fin.
ger at me- would have - well, / don't
say whal would have done, but he would
have been mighty apt" TO have heard
something "drap." Don't know What
caused the ieeling-thc South Carolina
atmosphere pcrhaps.p
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-06-17

At an assemL!age Of friends, a lady
was apologized for by an acquaintance,
who said she was detained by little in.
cident. All, yes ~ exclaimed Mrs. Clat-
tcrbeli, ~ beautiful little incident i, was,
too-weishs just nine pounds and half
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-06-17

"Charley," said father to his son..
while they were working at saw mill
what possesses you to,assocate with such
gnis as you do. When | Was of your
age | could 60 with the first cut" THE
iirat cut" sand the son, as lie assisted the
Old man III rolling over log, sis always
Il slab
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-06-17

y think" said Il farmer, 81 should make
good Congressman for use their Ian.
guage, | received two bills the other day
with request for immediate payment; the
one ! ordered TO be laid on the table, the
other to be read that day six months.n
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-06-17

4 Chinese boy, who is learning Eng.
Ish, came across the passage in his Tes-
lament, 1--WE have pipcd unto you, and
You have not danced" and read it
thus: I'VE have toot, toot to you, what's
the matter you no Jump"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-06-17

DR.. Johnson remarked that a habit oe
looking on the best side Of every event is
better than thousand dollars year.
When fene!on's library was on fire
"God DC praised" he exclaimed, that it
is not the dwelling of poor man."