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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26
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II the British Parliament some interest was
excited By Lori PaImerstOn backing out Of
his prsvigas GENERALIZATION that a secret treaty
existed between France and Austria, guaran-
tssing to Austria her possessions in Italy. In
curry was votsi into the facts Of the present
Chinese disturbances
Aman atscksd the Empress in TaIia he
was Immediately arrested He declared his
intention was merely to embrace her,
The EmPsrlT opened In person chs Legsla-
tive session Of 1851, On the 18th Of February.
Paris Is now defnitiVely ramed al the plaes
OF conference on the Eesrhasel question
The conference viii meet probably. next
month.
Dates frcm Hong Kongtr 3oth of Dec. state
that al the foreign bzfldings at Canton had
been hunt and piIlaged- Admiral Seymour
had been thriving hot shot into Canton bat al
the latest dates had ceased hostilities and was
strengthening his position
Dates from Bushire are to the 3)th Of Dec
It IS said thas the Perzians are contemplating
an attack en- the British troops near the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

We wsIoue 70 tie coian1s or ths 44veg-
tsr q nsw s~glisultunl coEnapondsuk Il. O
Mn1cK, Esq, md eal the pazdsulR attention
of FaneA not only u tka coung bat
thDqsh0at he Tsrtoy, 10 tie able and vel
written article aPLkzTuo FoaEsT Tuz
found On tie first page Of the present i4Hus-
The subject IS one Of vast importance @ U.s.
perhaps mare 50 than any ot~hsEc0uHsctsa with
the farming interests Of this Counny-snd We
are pleased 10 see or intelligent Primers
taking up The subject Il should, in cur opin-
ion, be one Of the frzt matters attended to By
those taxing Przine claims; and we have often
bean astOnished that 50 liula Eitsnt0Ris paid
to IL There are many kinds q timber which
Il planted anong he fst acts IN Opsaing "
Alarm inthis Country, ere Of sufficient growth
to arrive At a period Of great valns in . vsEy
few yszs-ssy I've O. SIX yearA. Aside from
the value Of timber thus secured III. MSIz,
very properly remarks is enlhVati0n and
growth goes very Er-psrhaps meets them
entirsIy-towarls meeting the oLieetiuns to q
prairie farm, b giving cheerful. refreshing
and varied appearance to al thspremisss
Although IS s Justly claimed. there are many
beauties and advantages IN . prairie farm. yei
the eye soon becomes weaied and the mind
restless in continually looking out upon ouas
the zrssu sward and the clear blue sky. which
seem to come togstheraH around Us The sy'
wants to look upon, and the ear listen to tn
rustIing leaves as they are kept In motion b
the continual prairie b~reezesi and above all VI
want something TO shield Us from the "chIl
ing Wintry winds" But we have pursued th
subject farther and differently than weEatsnded
We hope the question Of show shall we secur
timber on our prairie farms p wiz continue +
Be agisased until every Farmer in this Territor
who resides On the prairie viii have Plante'
and under successful cultivation, . suEieieuc.
Of timber for al purposes Iteaa be done
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

ABr- This Company shall be kHown IS
tbs Bt0uuviIIs Stone and Coal Couapany.
AKr. 2--Ths busaess Of this Company
shall Be unasr the management Of 3 Board Of
Dasst0rs. ssvsn IN number. who shall be elect
Cd annually o. the 14sh day Of March and
WIS shall serve for one ysai, or until theirsuc-
9sE1ts sire chosen and qualified
ART. 2-The Officers Of the Company shall
Be che President one Treas rsr, one Secrstzr,
and such other Officers is shall Be deemed
necessary, and created By d resolution Of tbs
Bonid. The Presidents Sc rstary. and Tnsa-
SARA. SHAH Be elected By the Board If Dhsc-
tsns. and ID Be qualified Is such shall Be also
Daret5z. Thar duties shall Be those usually
d~eEulving upon such ofhes , N similar azsoe
i5ns and shsT rsceivs such compensation for
their services rs the s~toclrh0ldeiz mar allow.
All. 4-Ths B0sd Of Directors shAII have
pssE to make sash szss zemsas rpon eel
and every share. from time to hns. As thsy
nnI deem PHopszs % prosecute the Business Of
sCOmpuy. and to eoEsrt the same IN aecos-
danes with statutory POFzisnss the sane a
etlsr debts; also. il trua % parrhase IeaFs
Ov reesivs By d01ations sndz fr nining. q
ERasurng stone and II 9 very way to expen1
90 nlousy of the Company n szsh munusEa
Ehsy IN thdr bsus judgusnk may aaen 6
slIsulstea = advzE-s q reaniET mistress
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26


of q sto4hads Ty hall keep = esE-
ret acsountc a thsre@dp s and ezpsuusu
Of The Companys naonsys which shall d Ell.
times Be subie4 % 3 animation By a1y stock
holdsz, and sls1 bzon The ezpinfO1of theH
tsm Of oG1, make out and eauss % Be pub
Ishsd II enc or msre nauspapsn. published ID
the county Of EemaA 5 rue condition Of the
aaso Of the Companr No Drschn hr the
present shall rscsiTe au1 ~nHpenafiun ior his
services q meh-
AR. 6-Ths eapitzl stock ofthis Company
shan Be $4,000, which shall Be divided into
shares Of SIS each. Every st0ckh0ldsr shall
Be entasd I'd one vOtsby proxy or IN pszon
for each sh4rs he may own.
Am. 6-Eo transs rof shares ar~sEecoguzsd
except apOn the books Of / sCompany.
AIR. T--Any share holder falling At any
time to pay an assss1neut made BY the Board
of Dirsetorz thereby fDrfsi1s his stock, and the
Sse1st1Ey shall make an entry upon ths books
Of the Company 10 that effect making q record
Of the Nos and dates Of such shares and to
whom issued o. By y hon held. and 70 prOteci
the public IS vel IS the Company from impo-
sitiOu shall cause q notice setting forth suea
facts to Be published four consecutive weeks
in some newspaper published in the county.
Ar. s-Ths Treasurer and Secretary shall
beFors entering upon the discharge Of thei
duties each give bO1d in the sum Of 5000
with three or mo Re securities to be approved b
the Board
Arr. s.-An notices Of assessments BY Ii
Directors on shares shall give at least thirt1
days notice to stockholders before payment
due, and thirty days from their date shall b
allowed q stakeholder before his stock IS for
feited for non pay msnt Of assessments =
spoken IN article7 Of these Bylaws.
Arr. D-Changes may be nads in thss
By-lawsb BY notice being given at the previ0tl
meeting 10 that at which acti0n Is had
Or motion the meeting adjourned, subject :
the call Of the President Is the Board Of Dr
eesors.
G. W. BRATTON.
O. +. LAKE.
Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

By reference to our advertising columns. it
viii Be seen that this institution has changed
hands. As the couduetor Of a public journal
IN this community, and as an individual. we
felt It our duty when informed Of this change
to learn the causes thereof, and into whose
hands the Bank passes The pOor health Of
JUDGE RIDDLL, rendered IT impossible fur him
any longer to occupy he posidOr Of President
Or attend personally tot be managsu1snt of the
concern zhehas dous heet6fore. 1Ir. PEGRAM
being persooaIly engagsA in another similar
Institution, at Council Bluffs could not Of
course give the necessary attention here. hence
the change On the part Of fhs two principal
stockkolders. Mr. BAEKLOwaudS ERoGEzs,
Esq, are the gentlemen WHO sllsseded the
interests referred to shove; the former hasbeea
elected President ALEX HALLAx, Esq, still
retains the positions as Cashier, and Of him
we need say nothing more than that his bust
ness intercourse with this community has been
such since his residence among Us IS to- esta5-
Ish for him character as a business man
Of Nh. BAKKALo1 the President, VI
have made considerable effort to infOrmoursel
being a stranger to him ~perso0alIy. He come
recommended highly b. business men Of OF
a-cquaiutaDce; as a man Of means. experience
and integrity, which are essential qualification
for one N his position OF MR RoGEEs W
need say nothing as he IS already well know
in this As vel as every other part Of the Ter
rtory IS . successful business man
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26


The voss sug ia reorl s Of u iune
sota 8 sarn Z EnEb guvslnntnt uss Fes0ns
dsEsd and rs-psHssA G7d the at having sinee
resolved the sguasrre Of tsPpidsns ii nov
ahu. The House tariff bill was dscus ed &
lsnask and EHsa with mendmanA The
post Gee ar~Er1priatiols wers dsbatetl end
nunhss0w baIs paEssd Of mino1 imporsaics.
The Houzs passed tbs De6eisuey bin.
sns1g the fteras of which are $250OO kr
printing. and $500 Q for b~00ksognsw mem
bess--she last Of which vas struck out b the
Sssass when il ssrne before them for,iseus-
son. The Ezssutivs, Legislative and Judi
cal ills Wsre passed sffsr Eong debate. Mueh
time was spent III considering the IssoIuEon Il
expsl Mr.. Gilbert. duringwhieh adssnte from
him was read, il which he makes bis state
msutof the bsok Business protesting eutr,
naossaes IN faet and intsntiou, and hI made
a speech. charging hat injustice bal beer
done him. and rsHguEng bis seat after which
the IesoIuf0ns ID relation to him Wsrs tabled
Mr. Mathssoa adopted the same couiss bu
vas less foTtanaEg the resolutions Of the eOn
nsee passing. lis % IL. The cases Of Meszs
WeIeh and Edwards then came up: the late
resigned, and the formsr vas acquitted Thl
Army, the SavT. the FOrti6eatiOns. She Oceal
Mall service, and the miscellaneous aEpropria
tons were ssTcFaHy adoptsd TIE House re
fused to concur IN the Senate srnendment &
the Tariff bill
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

ASH -
n~sm.ektk $ a.s w~
So free fnm &lhg
Al whaa fHoA aazs IN unioakssl
Both Mulr Rdnnndim esafn.
EobsFrfz@s IS esvsao e
But tot tie ethsrjeyimp@
K0swmw p@zs II sadden bna
But Be ksarts-
a. . the sakdssh engt he vine
AID ruuna eaeh h-anch ita taniruIA
ThoaEh angyeIsuds aud storms sOzbins,
+ #M gsntly eIaspyst GT cling
So wouEast ksa-t uken MD 81 fear,
Ne tmseAn its aaecEozs severe
7hssgh veal snd zee her@ils doth ehrzr,
And when shsloEes As Isses feEsvs.
HerfnsndahiP Is of Endrsdbirkk
which naushk a trias ean anagy,
Itsoars absFs shsls0f sarsh
Ard adds to Efe sheagsnly joy.
a Look asnas Wo-ls kindly spokaa
VIE o1sn via ss boon Of bIisz,
AndRunhst thzough hfsa taken
OF Wonans faith and tenderness.
o. woald that I possessed the art
To win . heaFcnIyg gift - rars,
IwsaH seek some eorner IN their heart
And plant the tree Of friendship tiara
We ns'sr again shall meet ~ nsH,
Bat Eksn 70 other lands / 90,
T win gIEsmej JOY to know that thOu
Wouldst somstims think q G. WI
Tmaka CsiS March 18Th, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26
soUTH KRovNv1Irr

such has been The apd growth Of the CITY
br0Snvile that t has been found necessary
er'sad her border which has been done b.
Eng OF a addition bearing the above nsme
ss many natural s~dvsntazes Of BrounviTlel
-aaaadaacs Of fns Timber, stoUs. Coal and
o's al the UuequaIled farming land con-
os1s TIE County Il which she IS situated
OWsl and widely known as to render It
Necessary to more than simply aIuds to
Pen N tbs place SOUTH BsovSvn1E
E-s al these advantages claims great
lPeaoztE Of ground Ter building purposes.
5 situated Immediately adjoining the oFiE-
AGty, and has been known heretofore As
E Ferguson claim. The land has been
%ee aad Warmly Deeds are given for
nPerty sod therein. The town needs onlv
as seen 70 render Il deslrabls in svery re-
Psct
DE2g he last session Of the Missouri Leg
1Srs a Cha1tsr was granted a Raj Road
NSuPEy to construct . rosd Across that State
ear 5 northern boundary, striking the Ms
River Is some point no nearer than Il
nor 1ore than so mills from The bound.
TAs OF course this rad VIII terminat.
PPoz1s this place. In view az this the Brown
and New Fl Kssnsy Rail Read Con-
-
has been organized nnder an act Of tbs
s7zka Legzl4tuIs, fc- he o~onztrueton d
'''a between the points named. Our peopls
EEs awake to this matter. We hsv.
aFaF .coutsnded that B5uwuvile was Ii.
HsS' Hvsr pointto New Fort Keaney. III,
%'1t advertising Of the letting Of nal con
y the Department shows this to be th.
Eakins the distzncs from here to For
Aaaey airy zszes nsarT Ean 6om en-
PaRn Bs Mss0uzi Ru4. Wepu-pos,
Present season devoting > laEge amount
u the @AdvsrdssT in adv0ezting Ii,
.1s Of the "Norh Nissouls and Ii,
o0Fnv1as andFt Kszrnsy REluadSn ",
sohdf e0muuuea6oss On the sub;ec,
ron or neighbns az Missouri
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26
LAD OFFIcz, oa1HA, y. I.
February, 18th, 1851.

D VII Be absent Cor several weeks du-
shish tine the @associats7 VIII act as
z~aazdsTin CHEF Of The elisrriaI depart
l4t Our foreman, II. L4SGDoS, wiz at
nd % The business department
We intend to bring with Us on our return
p new presses and q large stock Of ma
type inks &e,-which viii
laks Tie ADVERTISE" once the most extsn-
a 4 Ss Western country. and VIII enzbl.
. execute book and ether job work in .
' unsurpassed By any Plnting establish
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

The Prssidan4 Is Egnsd ihs Ps Wagon
Road Bill
The sugr etns cuttings kought b. the
RsIisf Dr0Vs nsaEly worthless not mo1s han
one box ous Of ak bsng god
Ths Hssapeaks and Oh50 CGnaI h@ hen
opeaeA Cor navigation. aBd An actFs business =
sid 70 be going on aloug ths hna-
Axis before the Louisiana Legislature 70
furnish neh hnily IN tnB 6-als u1th . )
nsssnesr at q eEpasso q the State
EBPonw 1f Memphis Tenn has given
10000 acTesof Arkmsas land 70 the PEsby-
tsrian CoHee8 Is DanVila kys Tie RA i
vslusd u s50eg0
Up % Fsbruiy 18Th theis had ban -.
csived for neoihago IS he Rbz1islpk;a Mai
$4,000 a 9uinEk Blper Il @ dnFu. G1zl
Is s of ! oE7n4
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26
GExERAL LAND ovE1cE.

1NA@6 ANNt A0OAs 81
70 TIE Register IF tbs Land 0Ece at Ozaaba,
SR:-YOur letter Of the I'd Of January alt
asking Instructions &c, has been recsived--
You state that nearly every TOWN in your Ter
rtory extends to an area much srestsF than
32e acres, and in view Of the fact that the act
of 4sh September 1s4L. exempt aalI portions
of the public lands7 which have been selected
as a site for q town OF city from presumption.
and that the act Of23d of May, 1874, limits the
number of acres which can beentered for town
purposes to $40 acres, ron desire to know
whether the excess Owe $50 acres included N
said towns s subjscs to prs-empdon In reply
1 have to state that where the selection IS
made By individuaEs under the act Of 1874,
By the SURVEY Of the land into streets, alleys,
lots and blocks 5, and BY the publication Of a
plat thereof. the selection cannot sxtsnd beyond
three hundred and twenty acres. IF the sur
vey Of the Gown was made before the public
survey, the Occ upants ought at oncs. after the
survey, By the publication Of a nsw plat desig-
nate the subdivisions they claim The selec-
ton must be bona lie and followed up By
actual ssttlemsn at and occupation, otherwise it
viii not Be regarded IS pretending the land
from thsoperstiOn Of theact Of 4th September,
1s41- win state in this counexion that no
survey Of land IS a town site made prior to the
extinguishmert Of the Indian title to the land
IS valid. A treaty with the Indians extin-
gushing fhefi title to land. takes effect as to
third parties. that is pre-emptorz town Occu-
pants, from and after the date Of its ratI6easi0n
The excess outside of $40 acres IS subject te
presumption. uuIeas actually ssttlaf tPon an
ocrupied far t0ua purposes, IN r1icl case
special report dsouldbs made Of he facts to tn
gEs for its aaiou Aere0n.
Respectfully, &c.
THOS 4. HENDRICKS
C0m1Hi&Eoner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

-The ssyebraska Advertiser having
=. arrest efrcuEafieu Of any paper
I. TerstorT. wholesale Merchants IN
'Io,is- 81. Joseph. Cincinnati and
= Fssseru markets where NEBRASKA
--haut,~ purchase, viii fRd no better
I.4i,Srs msdiz4sin the Western COuH-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

ARK cOxISa-Evsy dsy brsuss
new om@ pour avn asd coznfy
.' bea svissd from quite = number Of
Ne Sts,e fE ssus tine PSI that
sosd Be trene1aom rsh for this part
IsHtosy this spsins. The farming
ms eouaty.@ fE k fen the His
H'sr = ths NeuahA 5 row ssarly al
> ea.l M4 rho ara e shs
sIs uP fs-m
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

The dsuth Of Mr. JAIIT, snn0uneed IN
our obituary column, Is tks first that ever oo-
cured IN Buuuviua We do not write the
notice IN any bosstinz spirs buk ne Esst with
becoming g.titnas fos the extraOMnAT COED
health With which our plea his bssn bssssa
thu.far.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

--t n this TsritOT, coming trou
- he States, often suggest % Is
their ed nsighborhoodS who
&c --ome guhscrbers II they eoald see
ieTIs---iser WeslWaEs sen1asFee2-
q -.-.oss rscieTing. WI eo1zdT =
- tecgus q rsguIar 16Enoe 49,
- feeling s1Eeisnt Interest $50
:. r,tain the usual PeE cent for 1sH
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

DENE Informed thai eert&n parties are eirczSat-
ID fngreports that my, Withstt helm e0nkradieted.
operats iniuriouSly % he 10Wu q hemaha city,
VIZ: That I an MT tho Legal owner ct The town site
that HAD On = former OcsaSio1 Nld il % ether
parties aud an new VIsiatIng IN a~greeueut sd 20
have been entered into between MYSELF and the
uartia% referred to-and further, that s1it hasbeeu
OF is about beng buEght to rscoEef Interests said
20 be eEIimed By these parties
The whole afafr Is without any foradatiCn What
ever No aueelent has ever been s1tErsd into be-
tween myseIfand aEy party or parties bat Hhatl an
ususrsd 70 faithfully fuLflL The artegs referred TO
above, is said 10 have been entered into sometins In
the Srfng of 1855, between Hsyssf-SF. N1sk0TLs,
= Mr. Ballard, . Mr. D0naEan, WYATT . Mr.
HaUy and 0tssr, Of WhamI know rothinga - IneEr
saw b14 TO OF three of the gsutlsaian, Or heard u
shen sxeept as connected with thesa Hyi1g Ezn0rs-
IL nv agnasafe appears - q party il the article az
agreement said to e1Sss It IS forged, as it was 1sTsr
rlscsd tiers with my kn0EIsdgs or ellssnk
ff these g~snfIelen, have as they claim, anyrights
to property in Nemaha city, Ok draersaees with ne,
Why Do they n0te call ca ne m person. have been
informed that = person said 70 Represents them has
been IN this county On several occasions and even N
the Town f Nemaha city making the assertions, re
fsrred to, but has never made his business kn0Un %
NE, alth9ughI was il rssfEence and he bat . few
rods Distant Il Il pIaias / think, fr arT and every
ore te ses that the whole affair has bean gotten up
tofnjurs the Town Of Ns1ahasi city Ora-uss t0seeurs
"A iaterest therein
thus much I have thouEht proper to say "a Til
pgbIbs manner, and further % ann01nee. that shoad
the parties referred to brng sais ! ln prepared to
JEzoxE EOoYER
March 2iss 1857 Att
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

In our advertising columns win be sOund sbs
advertisements Of LAKE 4 HoovrR Rssi
Estats Agents. dc. They sra both young
nsn Of Easinsz quaIHHesfions and integrity,
and ws hops theg VII meet with that patron
age Justly d6s tham
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

We have of late had repeated opportunities
of aknowing for ourselves" and evidences for
saying that the -IOwa House. St MsEy4.
Iowa, under charge Of JOHx REcK, Esp Is
lust the Mace for . awearisd and hungry"
aman and beast'' 10 APPLY Scr "fOod and nour-
ishment.v Try the aIOwa House,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

Fasr BOAL-Th ! cheers iOrthe ksstb boat
Of the seasoDI 1he steamer ST. Macy passed
Up the Tvss this morning Her gsutIemanly
officers have or thanks for faT0Tz Success 10
ths 81. MAzz.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

-,,usirs additions q rev IyPe
B-0nzss, Cas5s, &es made 70 tie
-, We elaim b be able 90 turn o1t
- unsurpassed b any OAee-
practical printer himssd, and
s-ICv A aeeoupIshed and sxPen-
hHp-rser. i dsrs-mined not % Be
FH9 - @sTpeusiou "a Job Work Cars
' FosssHs lzsest rnProEsa =
IS - Wsrkin C0lor4 Br0nzs HorEs @e
sfsS~tnur VII Be promptly ATTENDED
- = Eirsztisfaesioa q 0oFy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

We have reserved 4, Just IS We ara ~ =
press and siEsait but q very hastv D.rrs.l
Next week we III either Pablish i entire, or
give ouE readers the substance Of il
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

-, 49,. neatly enTsIOPed for mailing
- efarvs, By visitors Z 49,
= - o-ccas6naly q thedrfnsnas ~ me
-, received for three, SIX, rins OF
ID usnthS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26
BrownviIle Market.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED EACH WEEK By
H-OBEETTZKLL q CO.
DEALERS IN PRODUCE
BROwST1Ez, ~ 2.
NEMARA VALLEY BANK.

n. T.
4. HHLLEx, CashF. s. B. RIDnLEs Prest-
OFFERING DAYS, Nondaysa and thursdays.
DISCOUNT D&TS5 Tuesdays and Fridays
BANKING HOURS, frsn lst November to
Ist March, lie A. n, 10 ; p. NJ from 1st March to
Izt November, 2 A. NJ 20 p. u e1
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

Or rHE BRoxxEILLE STOSE Coal
CoMPANY-
BRoWSynLE March q, 1857.
On motion, g. W. BRA1Tox was elected
Presidents pro ten
The Committee On By-laEs presented the
following Repent which was adopted
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

WILL be eceirei b. tbs Naysr z1d
w Up b ha Rt d1y 81 Aw AB< 1851
tha WdnE a81 ereaf1ro 81 Ma street. rI@w
ing &C west ifs Lsee8 ard e~xtelfing - ihs 1W
ahlD ~ asrk % ha s-anasEca1 u 1lAli AR
AID. 1851. an1r1l1 n TIE 1athG 1fmA is
Fcr mrtisulna crralss 30 Enyo< ahd Ror
Cifyof BruWnrfla, NJ
Mare1 IEths AD-ISI-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

The oHeq for the Eemaha Land District
has been located at Brownville. The officers
have not yes been appointed Assoon IS this
is done. the ORcs viii be speedily opened for
husina
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26
gIarrnS.


On ths sSh Of H1reh. 1851, b Jsrsmiah Lyons
ESQ., Mr.. JANIS O. EIKxxS Sc Otos Co, MI,
10 Hiss SAKAH e SFASDLKTs q Nszaha Csansy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26
FLAX SEED.

Z nssa few bushels Of extra FlAx Seed to
n "a IN Hmed q~u&nltess 70 such Of car
- his C5uhty.Eh0 Eish to get . start in
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

b $3.50 Warrahts and SsuAaa Co1nty
- f-,--rs-vm Be taken at par IN
=. = ir5-sb4eduess to this O6sGA
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

HouLErz1L & CO. ofths CSty, who Already
occupy an unusualIy ksga stare biIaiEg fol
this eouuty. ara e-osun udas arsso d
<77 .zsx dirsrEc
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

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paid- WI these kngring thznslirw n3ehAd
Plraes cal ontbe uadeEzigned and ct1a
The pr.seuA Taud Skoof Win cUin 1hout
two Haskz at Hai-A tiaie i & acrei lul hsr
the viz h uunlT pad up
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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

The following important decision relative.
to the Public Lands has been furnished j BY
Col. P1HKER, the Register at OMAHA. for publ
cation. We win keep our readers constantly
advised, n regard to the Lands in this Terri
tory. By PUBLISHING all the decisions relative
tbarsko-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26
P~RE-EMPToR's GUIDE

Is nov readyfor delivery to Agents,
mailing to order on the reception
81.
nov in, and those hereafter
be filed IN the order IN
lch they are received
Tie Guide can be had az the LAND
and Of RooT & CoZZESs In
naha City, and Of Armstrong L
CyKE, Nebraska City.
LGxD OFFICE OEKHA. S.T.
February, 18th, 1857.
y az informed that Nr. r ". Furuas Is about
ubEsh = synopsis of the Prs-EmPtisu Laws to-
hg via 1e DECISIONS eo1nected With that sub
l. AID lTuESaa We think s1ch a Pgblica-
b IS rsaly ueedcd, and . copy Should be In the
zs Il sFEy persol in the Ie1it0ry, a. il VII
lUr lubh infurmition.
JOHN A. PARKER Register.
A. & GILMORE, Receiver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

KILL atisEd taLand AxsncisM pa5iux
w sEas, DEsning wu1sR. kuyi3g and ssling
RMlI Esta.a. bayzne ara saHrng a Counwi@son.
Mlhfng CuussEans fcr dfSan4 asnImH and "a knd
of bmHmaB wrniring ca the1r Drufswinn.
fnrti9aar aEtsutoin VII Be glFun infEnE dssIlra-
tory stassmantu 10 w-napEnnd rrasaISng War
rEufy Daeas frum Gs Iclgn aufhnrEm
RsEsuus suning EDEsr1oEl Rmidnxat . aisfans.
.wiIhing 70 pr1c1-a Wur1ntT Deeds vi q usN :.
pl1ee tie a[eley fn0r h.1dz faIua-z -
fheir Qufk e5nfn DEEDS fr mid los risfin - -
'pzn6nof SIX msuths. mafort ri msaHflts -,
Dsedsd Win bsmld.
BIzu1s always On hand.
u. ID. Letters a. faaufv smrrrni
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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-26

154h Pom Ind, cnte MEs0lFI inVsr,
begussD Great nd Eittia Eemaha Hvefs b.
Archer and Salem, to BIZ Hlns ETeE So sn7es
and baek, once q week lesvs Eafo MozaIv a.
=, A Is; arrive IS BIZ Bias River Wedusday
|T6R.Ms leave Big Blus hvA ThEnGT ns
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Forfou8of proposals g1asny Aad ear s
cata ako msfnciors a11n7aimm.nES % bo
enbraesdin thacontra9. So tsalvsskM mt
n umphlst form at The principal resteEms
ana also adrstssnsntol Routes j. NslE4k4
Tertu- SC Sc daLof Fek9
JANIS C4MPBEL.
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