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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17
On the Death of Little Annie.

Summers past, the leaves are falling,
Fragrant flowers are seen no moro
Winds around the corners wailing-
Waves are dashed on ice bound shore.
Frosty letters bind the earth;
FlOcks and herds to shelter flee.
Parents clustering round their hearths
Take sheir offspring on Their knee.
Teach them there that frost and snow,
Covers more than leaf and flowers;
Many young and fair we know,
Stripped BY death of all their powers.
Full of health they knew not fear,
Sporting all the summer day,
Little thought Of death as near,
Or ST natures debt to pay. li..
Yeti seems at all times near,
And upon his aim intent;
Children swee; and held most dear
From the dotinJ parents rent.
Ordain'd Of God, we'll not repine
Wher kind and lov'd ones pass away,
But, oh, the feelings who'll define,
When thinking Of our child at play.
Our mind returns to scenes that's past,
When she was present sweet and mild;
But earthly joys they cannot last
Death took from US our darling child.
She lov'd the flowers Of spring wheu few,
And summer Dever had too many;
And in the fall like flower aid leaf,
She fell to earth my gentle Annie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17

A steam carriage made its appearance
in the streets of Manchester, neal Pitts
burgh. In ran over the streets Like a
thing of life, turning corners and lodging
ruts. The driver of an omnibus, seeing
innovation in this experiment, put whip
to his horses and tried to outrun the
steam carriage, but the latter left his
teach so far behind that thebmnibus dri-
yer was laughed at by the SPECTATORS
The steam carT;age went at the rate of
nine miles an hour With a pressure of go
pounds. The inventor is Jehn s. Hall,
of Manchester.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17

The official vote of New York at the
recent election shows the Democratic ma
jority for Comptroller, Treasurer, Attor.
ney General, State Engineer, Canal
Commissioner, and Inspector Of State
Prisons to average about 17,4O0 each,
while the majority of Secretary of State
reach s 1926, and for Judge of Appeals
1908. The American vote, as compar-
ed with last year, shows a falling off of
nearly One-half, while the Republican
vote is barely three-fourths Of what it was
at the same period. The Democratic vote
shows a slight increase.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17
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BE it ordainedyby the Council Of the city of B~rOwnvilIe
That the owner or owners Of lots on Main street be re-
quired to cut all the brush and remove all the rubbish
of the street in front their respective lots to the centre
Of said street and that the same. be completed by the
first day of January next
2d-ShOuld the owner Of any lot or lots fail to comply
with the provisions Of the 11rsI section Of this Ordinance,
it shall be the duty Of the Marshal to have the same
done at the expense Of the owner OF said lots, andn the
same is not paid for by the owners OF said lots within one
month from the completion Of said work the Marshal
shall proceed to sell 80 much OF said lots as will pay said
Indebtedness, first giving ten days notice Of such time Of
sale,
3dLItis hereby made the duty Of the Marshh to see
that Main street is cleaned Of all kinds OF wood OF lum-
Der at the expenses Of the owners Of such wood or lum-
Der, first giving the party or parties reasonable time to
remove the same after giving due notice to that effect.
Approved Dec Z, 1856
~'L As H0LLADAY, Mayor
"a JOHN Il MBUE, Recorder F.L
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17
Boston. Nov. 81.

In the municipal court to-day, the cap
tain and owners of the steamer Mennon
Sanford were put to trial, on the charge
of manslaughter, for not ~endeavoring to
save the life of Allen Frazer, who fell
overheard their steamer on the night of
10Th of September, and was drowned
The trial viii last several days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17
EdItOrLal COrresp0ndeRce.
Omaha, NJ T. }
Dec. 9, 81.

OCSe - IT.
As yet nothing of importance has trans
PRED at the Capitol save the organiza.
ton. The Council organized yesterday
by the election Of
GEO. L. MILLER, Of Douglas. President
Whatever may be the local feeling
from any quarter against the Doctor, all
viii admit him as well qualified for thai
position as any man in Nebraska. He
is digniRed, courteous and gentlemaIy
in all bis acts, and is a most excellent
parliamentarian withal.
Chief Clerk, w. SAFFoRD, Of Otoe.
Asst. Clerk, S. H. ELBERr, of Cas-.
Sergeant-at-arms, j. REcK, of Platte,
DOOr-ke'r, J.R. CROMWELL, of Pawnee
Chaplain, Rev. WATSON, of Omaha.
The House organized to-day by the
election Of
J.H, DECKER, of Otoe, Speaker.
S. M. CURRAN, of Wash'n, Chief clerk
R. A. HowARD, of DahkOta, asst clerk
r-MArH1As, of Sarpy, Serg't-at-arms
-FIsHER, of Douglas, Door-keeper.
Rev. C~HIvINGroN, of Omaha, chaplain.
Governor Cumming delivered his Mes
sage before a joint session of both DO.
dies to-day, at IL o'clock. 1t was one
Of the Governors happiest efforts, and
was pronounced by all parties unsur-
passed. ~.
. What the programme of the session
will be, none as yet know. Some of the
f~re-eaters are feeling around, as to what
are the prospects of success should the
Capitol question again be agitated: The
members very generally are, 1 am conf
dent, opposed to that agitation. There
may be, however, a short spat yer il
toward the close of the session.
Two or three important measures of &
general nature are being talked over
viz: a substitute for our present schoo
law; a%licence law; and a homestead law
look upon the three as of vast impor
lance to the people of this Territory. o.
the two former 1 have heretofore saiC
considerable, and it is therefore unnec
essary now to recapituiate.
A liberal homestead law will fill tn,
place of the general stay or bankrup
law of which we spoke some weeks ago
and of which much has been said through
u the Territory. 1t would offer all in
ducements necessary to encourage emf
grafton; afford sufficient protection an,
prove creditable. 1t would also have
very great ~tendencyto decrease the credi
system, the less of which we can have tht
better for US. ie sIs# T.
A change of Postmaster at this city ha
been made. Mr.. WYMAx of the Time
has been removed, and Mr.. RoBERrsol
of the Nebraskian appointed to fill til,
vaSancy. F.
n
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17

Among those who were lost by the col
Lision of the steamers 0pelousas and Gal
weston, mentioned a few days since, was
Gen. James Hamilton Of South Carolina.
He was aman well known throughout the
United States as a Heading South Carolina
politician in days past, and was a promi-
nent candidate for the United States
SenatOrshiP made vacant by the death of
Senator Butler. .
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17

e The Nebraska AdvertiserP having
much the largest circulation Of any paper in
the Territory, Wholesale Merchants in st.
Louis, 81. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
ern markets where Nebraska merchants pur-
chase. win find no better advertising medium
IN the Western country.H
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17

Assassination is rife in New York. On
Tuesday night, about II O'Clock; DR..
Mott, jr., while returning from a profess
sional visit, YVES attacked and a pistol
ball fired through his hat. He discharg-
ed his revolver, wounding one of his as
sailants, who was Immediately dragged
off by his companion and both escaped.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17

E7-Unless notified at the close of the Volume to dis
continue the Advertiser" we shall take it for granted
that subscribers wish their paper continued, and shall
accordingly continue to send as heretofore n
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17
Nov. so.

Nov. 80.
A heavy robbery was committed on
board the bark PantuCket Saturday eve
ming. which was lying in the stream, while
the Captain was absent on shore. The
cabin was entered and two casks of dou-
blooms, valued at $4,000 were stolen
The Pantucket was bound for Trinidad.
The mate and cook are missing.
The u. S. mail steamship Northern
Light, from Aspinwall on the 21st inst.
with the California mails to Nov. 9th, and
nearly n and a quarter million of spe-
Gle as freight, arrived here yesterday.
The news from California is interest
ing,
An immense meeting of the citizens of
San Francisco was held on the 1st to
give expression to the sense of the public
on the loss of the Central America.
ga project was on foot in California to
create a new Territory of the Great Ba-
SIN between the Goose Creek Mountain
on the East, and the Sierra Nevada on
the West, and between the Oregon and
Utah line on the North, and the Colorado
river on the South. a,t s.rt-a9
A card has been published in the San
Francisco papers stating that the travel
would be resumed on the Nicaragua
route, and hat on the arrival of the mail
of the Doth October the sailing day would
be announced.
The adYices from Central America are
important, under present circumstances.
War had been officially declared between
Nicaragua and Costa RIGA, and President
Martinez of the former republic was pre-
pairing to place himself at the head of the
army. His proclamation announces a
determination to maintain the right of the
republic to the territory claimed by and
now a possession of Costa Rica. yl55I
Col. Condi has possession of the river
and lake steamers. No important ope.
ration IS have been undertaken by either
party 'e .t.H
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17

persons resident in this Territory, coming from various
portions OF the States, often suggest TO us the naIaeS OF
persons in their old neighbOrhOOds, who would doubtless
become subscribers il they could see a copy Of the "Ad-
vertiser." We always send a specimen copy, and persons
receiving, will c~Onsiderit a solicitation 10 become a regu-
lar subscriber. W.. Il
make up aclub, can retain the usual per cent for their
trouble.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17
IA NOTICE.

To Frderic PrIey and all others whom it may
concern. You are hereby notified that 1 will appear at
the Land Office in BFOwnvile, on Friday Dec IS, 1857,
at 10 O'Clock, AM, toprove up my right Of presumption
to the southwest quarter of section II, township 2,
range IL east DAVID BUTLER
December 9Th, '57. 2412w
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17
THE ADVERTISER.
R ". FURNAs. EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, 1851.

s. d. RARFIE, General Advertising Agent, 8 rear q
New Yofk, LADIES' and chiIdren's ShOestore % West
Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
VisscHER, OWEN X Co, No. S4s and S4S, Broadway,
New York.
ANDREw WIND, American, Canadian and European
Advertising and Subscription Once, No. IS5, Nassau SITS.
J. Z. DUDDERIDoE, n. W. corner OiivO and Mai
streets, ST. Dguis, No.
b. +. NcLUNG, Troy, Ohio.
DIR. II. H. DARsT, Tppecanoe, Ohio.
W. c. MUNGER, COvingtOn, KY.
AID. KIRK, Archer, Nebraska.
II. W. PETER, Oregon, No.
DILLON HAVE Rock Port, No.
RIDDEN & WHITE, Nebrsska City, Mt.
DIR. n. W. TATE, Linden, No
I. J. BARNUM, Three Grove. Mt.
Are authorized Agents to solicit SUBSCRIPTIONS ana Al
vertisements for the Advertiser, and receive and re-
CENT for monies therefor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17
CLAIM NOTICE.

To John h. Hays and all others whom tmay concern
You are hereby notified that l will appear at the Land
Office in BrOwnville, Nemaha county, Nebraska Terri
tory, on Monday the 18th day Of December, 1857, at 10
O'Clock A NJ to prove up my right Of Presumption to the
southwest qnarter Of section 10, Township s, north Of
Range llveastO Of the sixth principal meridian.
HARLE Il. PHILPOT.
{ December I6. '57 n96 OF
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17

Columbia, S. c., Nov. 81.
Scott, the United States mail robber,
was convicted to-day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17
ORDINANCE 6.
ORDINANCE

will receive sealed proposals from now until the first
Monday in January 1858 for the grading Of Atlantic street
from the Levee to Sixth street.
The proposals to be per cubic yard for cut and hll.-
The successful bidder will be required to give bonds with
approved security for the due performance of the work
within six months from the letting thereof.
JOHN II. MAUN, Recorder.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-17
Ns,C York. Nov. 25,

rff JFtW IUfh1 NUF'~O'
The working men yesterday assembled
in the Park, and at Tompkin's square,
and ask work of the Central Park Com
.missioners. A deputation waited on the
Board in session, but no notice was taken
of it. The, office was strongly guardedby
policemen to prevent any outbreak.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-12-23

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end IN oHi,r peapu tiff,ici No No.
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Not nre hr.hy uolil a in te ani
Hrpnnr before lhe Probate Court VI
Iill hnl .ie count Slate ~ NJ is.ippi.
ON ihc Second MnNpiY in Dtauhrr
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,oa ,sn, why ihe follow lo.efihrl lanl
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VI nof,h.,as. quarter tl. i.ani y. b. 10
W section tWeuiy, OIL IN township
~ niy sis, ~ range two east CT. -. X.
sT.l. shouli not be sold, nr'oriins 70
the snsrnd,on aud petition ~ th' under.
.isnca h~eirs.at.lav IT said deceased.
Y. Z. NNttNf
MARY NtinNf.
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w. u. HARDEN.
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Vl "a lnfel.
btplN srhfnN. AimAlYlml9f.
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seutninr "a wear the collar ~ arrviiuls
dospisnr tho ioady mud parasite. The
0foatufe of nctMriy. thaieul " no clique
she organ " 10 faction, tha A,alanehe
All De- The hrn, futfl,s AMI hone.l a.
moment " the great card nnl ~pftnetpl,s
up1n which rcsta tina Democratic party,
Dol q warm anil i%e,lpu' supporter aul
Ia.Huisr u the mun whose elevation 10
r'lttl'e q give pcfmansnel aud strength
20 hose principles,
Upon tho SUBJECT u SLAYER, n suhlce.
that ms often impcrllIel the nation the
Avalanche will Ia ultra I, M ardent lie.
fend,, ~ the right. u tho South. Tbs
last fcatheFhn been laid uron the ramcl's
back. The South. wtuh-ei, outraged
ani aoadel ly northern traitors, IA fast
uniting, and will scott prcaent a SERTED
md unhrokun column Whilo WI will
all IN ivory patriotic effort ~ s'ay tho
gspii sweep ~ fann,lcIsm to qucll III.
storm on dilinion and preserve the H..
pablo, wa shsll N the safnr tins ma,u.
tain tha. the only Union worth rrrasung
j. n chssTrrnos,L rniuh-ocu1o ~
faratirf. Indeed m se1D1 ~ y of
| southern Rights viii 10 {
teriric u the paper. n viii = UNsf
and unrelendns wnr-apsn ~ yAan
traitors. who, 10 ,tnir holy esoead
the S,ush, arr willing u trHmpN
Consultation under their unhallowei feet.
ba, Il will pursue with still Wore bitter.
ness thcses Southern ingsuteu Vim err
always ready to psllisse nnd npe Axv
aggression upon ~ rinAeon ~.
The Avalanche will, oppl w.
and ~corrups'oss uhcs>ssi l6snd.y twill.
paint with . svss 49, - hold "
the seorn 81 the - oil dssseilR
Demagcxu~s, lupo1 ~ hnnbsggedl
Of every deucriptp
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vsrid are. invited Is rsss me a call.
rlei-s myself 10 plrnse hen.
otli.n 1iuS. y. CLARKE.
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Administrator Netire.

Wmna 80 taile-so " administration An he
f,lur Of William j. Mrenr, dcveaaci.
urro crpnted 10 the IN lersigned NJ tho
November Term 81 the Probate Cont ~
rhuu't county slalc u Mississippi, 1857,
Al rrfnns having rlsims sgalnss the
f.ttn II sali ieceirnf. rre hereby re-
airsi 20 pros ITO aud exhibit the same
saa t,e tism limited by lew, OF the
sane will lc hatred.
FRANCIS 4. WRESS,
novt-aw Administrator.
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III virtue n . rerdficai srpssss. l..
ID sued frou the Ciressk Cesst Clesk,s
slsce d psaalA e,ux.y. Ni&issippi, On
the 1Qsh Asy Of November, lss5.f viii,
% SATURDAY, The 9Th day ofDe~sm.
bee, 1851, - The Court Ilssss door. In the
tovao f Pamela, ell the northwest quar-.
Ter Of section L in township 10, n rasrs
:, ~. sissssed = he esssly sfsse~s&1,
y the highest tidier A. ratlie ancsion.
Ger cash, takea d ess catisn ~ sk~ rror-
sssy n James n. Ilslnss, TO satisf''a
is4enra. n favor AZ the Mississippi ana
TeessssssR Railroad Company md against
s.sA H. nes.
fRAxsIN MOORE,
6ee3-3s oAsf1 & ruoslA County.
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Ms, - he September lesm tAeredl,
1851 The undcrsignd A1mInlstssser =
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eeassd, viii On SATURDAY. III to1D
day u January, ir5s, lon the psvmIon.
gilhia lssfti kous., Ell the esie hall Il
~ scstA'eegt qsassssof section !, tsvoS
ship .. sasee Z vs-s. sitassedi 10 ne eeua-
y Of Pamela, Stuts Aforesaid. u pshlic
ssesion, 70 the highest bidAer, n credit
q t.slss (l2l nsalhs IRON DAY u sale.
eead and spprsvsd s~sesrisy VII ~ re.
PETER r. ARMsrKAn.
DEE. Z lsj'-&v Aanisssssses.
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1aa SFNf NJ Mlssssfri.
D. fASatN t%crvrr.,
n Dttito .. ,str'r, I,siah id.r. DrFid
{. l@cv. ,fey iar'. iarea is,fr,
rrt LrmHfi 4 b.. Lsleiass sadtr ihs
Nh Ion, iasrt-. j~sreascf. and sea.
rsaifafs ~ saul State:
Nou ana csch vi SOU are hereby ssm-
mouci to be- ani appear before the
probaie Court Of said county, at the
court linu.e thereof, on The first Monday
in January. 1sjs, TO answer the petition
" Aaron .. Askcw, Executor u said
viii. and .hoa cause, II any you can. Why
the slaves II ,c.taior, named in the petit.
,icu. should nv. be divided, and d~istrhu,.
I'll according 10 tLe prayer u ps,i,icner.
II, terms II said Will, and the statutes u
sail state, and further TO do and .necr
such things ~ shah b. considered and
ordered u the Court aforesaid in said
nastcs. ". p. woOTTEN.
Clerk u said Court.
dee. n. 1Sh5.@V
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cntrt ihas n" 4 fslA4gi. y. "
hrcls. il T, nnA.resi4 mt " the STAT pi
N'ssi% mi, Il isthertto-o or leTni by the
Conr, that publication 30 mtie Or fr
,icces,i,e w,vks ii ihr Isnoh S,nt. 3
newspaper published ~ ih' '1Wn ~
Pamela. rrtair ~ the s4ii i,iruiirl 81
nrpesr ut t.. JANUARY Iefm IT ihr ia
ii.e Court. TO b. hell q pimsln, Mount.
los, No. 1. on the fts, SATURDAY IN
%.Itnaiiv, 1855. ani p.,,d ar ansNc 20
llintiH's attachment, or The sabe Nil
3 taken Tor confessed, and sci for hear
ing - rtris.
pya. at IA slkrr. VI. IS, 80.
j. e. ANDREWS,
a~H Is Jus,.e, u The rea-c.
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4 large assortment " III klnds ~ uebis
ssQt IN . country Store. too n~ursefOGs 10
s%a'ntira. which sill he sold As lnv a. eau
y purchased IN Ncmrhls. OF isnv other
f'les IN tbs country. fer cash. or 70 or
NOD PAWN. customers m e>dst. 1hs
.'oss sarsiss. ~ I'll tinfs ~ rln,hin1.
Ee,s'. SHOES. Hats. end Usats' iarassu-
M trt.~f.. ~as~~.ff~ Il.
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paMeia Notel.

fsNiis eiahli .hm i V siii hpen ~
naatdf. ens NJ tAseilng e.mmu
MS, lsl NNl d. lpF mm m' e. re ua.
fh undersigned tltauaiu fr pnat Iiycrs
MI iwc ffIlv asAs a r%lniiuntnc. N the
stiuf Ne rIeafs hlmsrlt % ~ tho very
h.sf H. cin ~ ii,frirnli The hafl times
z hiiierci y. /, iimt~ and priees. Give
m' r rall. T.. w. JONES,
or . saw Proprietor
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OUR CARD!

OUR CARD!
We take pleasure Va announcing to
our friend. ,ap agavul ui our
flIL AtD WINTER siG{k,
neiur hruusht tiranch the Railroad IN
clos, eh,rsi,iion with Memrhi.. ~ We
ig In tie OCCASION 10 be- ale - shaN
INT we ,tu supply ih' pool ,rgr with
good. q, the sans prica.. nud some iaf
. than they ssh 3, hai ut Memphis.
We are n,N interested in q Wholesale
House. Fast, md hy purchasing good. W
large lots. direet NON thu importers ani
mlraraciur'rs, ~ have thu ai,iplAgc ~
furf assortment AVID lover price.. uur
stock thi. ilaa I. larxef than u.ual. aud
". arc Fso.vei ~ .rll nj still lower price.
than W. have done. II ccnd.ss Of a lhs
assortment ot
LADIES' .ew and Fashionable
pron&sGoods
Cashmere robes. Ergiish md French
Mcrne,, printed aud plain parstpella,,
umhre Iisbrts, pues.l hohrs. los mt inss
spo..ed aal plain AlpaceAs, bcl.aincs,
etc.
cso.sasi
rlacs Sill vc'vt. MORE Antique. cloth,
plush, fe.s md ieriuo.
ilp,p.ski =. ~ .fiipons and Whalshc1
An mar. lri II the n,es, kIsd u
TRIM MtNtS
~ Co mol kslsA. "a s;e Elegant
2 .esra 81 A1ns, e~1!.--i ,.c.i . AMI I'm.
bro F., werx.
A aas a.sclmsu' u Sev sels
NV Es.Al!
sleeve. buttons. Masonic Rags.
Pas, Marks.
Studs.
" AT q II Est
All - uferlei ~ Represented !
RFw-ssads!
ssaes Biaus =. fiannels, I.indsrys,
III Nsf.tsl hass, ~,.lsvss, childreus
ket4 wv, e,ass shh u 10, o.
faaa Alsh
- 1jniac s,5.s il ccwrls,e sn1
t. faa4.f cai.ca fem - l. -
ssaIsnr xirl tas S = blta..eia al On.
N4A'a. e. Carton fl-n.
aa. DHilss. IT,. sss, a last .ssfs'
= X RI ~ q
or hinl. irs. fr I'D. an immense
sttaf R'ttrI LAD othIuz nanafae'
sure. ssps-.sii in sar rad sai shiei
su ssesslsdy "a tss'e sni price
A..e t.russ Fa~rsi.asn< Uees VI s,esl