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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
Medical Department, BrOWnVIlle
College,

In another column viii be found the
announcement of the above named insti-
tuition. The Brownville College as our
home readers are aware, Is a chartered
institution-charrered by the Legislature
of Nebraska, at the session of 1856
The object Of which shall be the promo
tion of the general interests of education,
and to qualify students to engage IN the
several pursuits and emplOyments of So
cietv. and to discharge honorably and
usefuIiv the various duties of life"
Sec. 6 Of the charter provides 'that the
trustees shall have full power and auth
oritv to organize In addition to the Libra.
" Department, a Medical Department
at any time" sc. Under this provision
the Medical Department has been organ.
lied and gone into operation. We are
pleased TO see the interest manifested IL
the onset, and trust much good will be the
result. We have no doubt but that stool
sufficient eana and viii be raised the cJm,
ing season to erect such building rs vii
not only prove an ornament to Our enter
pricing city, but to the Territory of Ne
braSka-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
Wild Cats! WClVes!!

Among the varied requirements and
requests devOlving upon Western Edi-
tors, we have been requested by afriend
In the States to purchase for him ga few
dozen wolf and wild cal skins, for the
purpose of making a Buffalo robe"
Therefore, if Won hereabouts, who this
cold weather have been rObbing such
varmints of their over coats, will bring
them to US, we viii pass yer TO you, In
exchange therefor, either "spOndulicks''
or the 'readyjohn' as you may prefer,
We intend to clean back" for q few
weeks now, and imagine ourself the
principal agent of the American Fur
Company.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18

. ~
ing broken INTO and a portion Of its type
and fixtures destroyed by some unknown
persons We are not much surprised at
this. The course of the Telescope In the
recent election, the men it supported for
Office, and the result of the recent election
at the the Wyoming precinct, would In
our opinion legitimately result In what the
Telescope complains of. The supporters
of a candidate whose friends deliberately
planned the stufing the ballot boxes to pro-
cure an election would not haggle long
about smashing up a newspaper ofice,p
The above article was clipped from the
Omaha Nebraskian, of the Doth. 1t
shows plainly the Border ufian disco
sitiOn of the Editor. This is II. strict
keeping with the course &c takes II the
justification Of the rufianism ard moboc-
racy practiced by the game cocks of Oma-
ha at the late riotops proceedings In the
Hall of Representatives, dragging the
speaker from his chair, and by brute force
compelling the SWeILdisposed members to
retreat for their lives. Well might the
LHC ACSASAdluAC BO FSIdWS
and Illuminated by the rabble, when the
Editor and many influential men of the
city encourage such conduct as we wit
nessed with our own eyes, on that dis
graceful occasion. And this same Editor
says, she is not surprised at the smashing
up of our Office, because, forsooth, we saw
fit TO use our constitutional rights, and
dared to vote and speak against the Edi-
tor and his friends IN the canvass for Con-
gress last August. The result of our
election at Wyoming he attributes to US,
thatIS, our CRYING almost a unanimous vote
for Judge Ferguson, and only single sol
itary vote for Chapman; and concludes
that this would be illegal cause for the
smashing up of our Office. And we pre-
sumo if our Press had been thrown into
the river, the editor hung or shot, the edi-
tor Of the Nebraskian would have thrown
up his hat and shouted loud hosannahs, and
CALCULATED a hearty amen to the whole
transaction. = Wyoming (Otoe County,
Telescope.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
Fine VeuiSOu.

Our friend WIN. ROSWELL will please
accept our unqualified thanks for the nice
present of venisOn sent US yesterday. Mr..
R. Is truly a 'tNimrod." If there is any
game to be found, he viii find it; and i
to be had, he will have Il. Deer and
Turkey, when he gets sight of them, may
as well adopt the exclamation of Davy
CrOcket's Coon, and say, needn't shoot
Mr.. Crockett, III come down"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
Hear them Talk.

The following IS from the Cunning City
Washington County, Pioneer. The ed
iiOr was at Omaha on the 9TH and Sth and
for several days previous:
I'VE now call on the people of the ter
rltory TO investigate this matter closely,
look carefully at all the evidence hat Is
now, and will hereafter be brought before
you. A few men at Omaha, with the Ne
braSklan for a mouth-piece would very
much like to rule the whole Territory.
They have done all they could TO prevent
wise and wholesome Legislation, they have
Eandered our delegate to Congress, they
have defrauded our territory out of the
capitol buildings by expanding the public
money for the purpose of erecting a State
house and then claiming the land on which
the building was erected thus defraud-
ing the territory out Of some fifty thou
sand dollars. They have threatened vio-
lence to our Legislature; they have drag
ged the Speaker Of the House from the
stand and maltreated several members OF
me House they have gone to the capitol
armed, and have forced the Legislature BY
nelr acts of violence to~adlourn from their
tOwn, and they have made issue with the
people Of the Territory, as to whether q
lew demagogues IN Omaha or the people
Hlarge should rule. We, being a firm
OeiIver IN squatter sovereignty are firmly
y opinion that the people not only have
NE night to rule bat that they viii rule.
or the information of persons abroad
: may be proper for Us to add, that there
nc probability that the capital of Ne.
Wsska VIII be removed, while it remain:
territory. Those who advocate It's re.
HOsal, have never dared to make il az
issue with the people. Indeed, we have
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
Social Hon.

The grandest chop of the season, we
are informed, came off at the residence
of Judge WHITEEY on Friday evening
last. We had not the pleasure of being
present, owing to i~ndispOsit.on, but have
the papers to warrant US In SAYING tina.
everything was gotten up In "a No. l.
style and went of accordingly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18

Hon. VIM. B. Beck, an old and high
ly respected citizen of Washington Coun-
ty, says:
Ed. PIoNEER-Dear Sir: / see In the
Nebraskian a charge against you to the
effect that you had stated In a certain eek
ira" that knives were drawn at the time
of the fracus In the last Legislature.
q take the liberty to state that such
was the case TO my own personal observa-
ton and knowledge; and / considered a
that time, as l do now that further oppo-
sition to Omaha men and measures would
have been attended with serious conse.
q~uences, and put In jeopardy the lives o
at least, a portion Of that body.
WIN. B. BECK"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
A correspondent of the Cunning City
Pioneer, washington County, says:

A correspondent. of the Cunning City
Pioneer, washington County,, } says:
"ED. PIoNEER-Dear Sir: Discover
ering an article written by the editor OF
the "Nebraskian," in his filthy sheet, re-
ferring In direct terms to an ~''extra'' pub
hshed by you on the 10Th instant, in re-
lation to what transpired at the time the
Legislature adjourned from Omaha CITY
to Florence, and denying In positive terms
all contained In that extra. / could come
to but one conclusion, and that Is, that none
other except the creature who had the
glarIng audacity last Spring to publish to
the world the unmltigated falsehoOd that
the Missouri had so changed It's channel
IN the vicinity of Cunning Civ and De
Soto as 20 leave the latter city three miles
from the river, could have the hardihood,
to deny all the facts stated In your extra.
as for myself / could easily believe all the
extra contained, knowing what I do of the
former acts Of members elected from Oma-
ha, without the confederation of a single
witness; but hearing the facts, there stat
ed, corroborated hytover twenty of the
most respectable men of that body. I an
forced to the opinion hat the extra re-
ferred to not only contained facts and no
thing butfacts, but that the half by it wa:
not told. ] believe that the people O.
Washington county win almost nnani
mously endorse the position taken by tht
majority of that Legislature, and onll
hope to live to see the time when tht
last vestige of that principle which tend
to override the acts Of the majority of th,
peoples representatives, and make all hi
acts of the Legislature of Nebraska avail
able and beneficial, only 10 the city o
Omaha, shall be forever buried deep Il
undistinguished ruins. c."
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
JOR WORK,

With recent extensive additions Of New Type, Cuts
-lo-.d Inks, Br0nzes, Cards, &c, made to the "AdveT-
49, one. We slams 20 be able 10 turn out Job WORK IN
manner unsurpassed by any once Theproprietor being
--.-tical printer himself, and haVingin his employ an
-r-,uplished and experienced Fancy Dob Printer, IS de-
eo--inednot 20 beout-d0ne IN the execution OF Job Work.
j~-r5s haviug one Of Fosters latest improved Card
S-eesesl Blanks, work in Colors, Bronze Work, &c; viii
meet with pzrurularatEention-
Orders from adIstance will be promptly attended 70,
.,gwarrauted 70 EiFe saGsfaction or no pay l.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
Femaha County Agricultural SOcl
ETY..

The officers are requested to meet at
the Advertiser Office on Saturday next, at
3 o'clock, for the purpose of making ar
engagements for a county fair, the ensuing
fall. 1t is hoped there VIII be apunctual
attendance.
r. w. FURNAS, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18

Hon Fenner Ferguson ha sagainplaced
Us under obligations to him for a supply
of public documents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18

A correspondent Of the Florence Com-
Ter douglas county, says:
"We are opposed to any imaginary
party lines being drawn for the purpose
of ~concealing the actually existing issues
before the people. Questions of domes-
tic policy are to be settled The action
of the majority of the last Legislature is
to be sustained or ~disapproved. The right
of the people through their Representa-
tives, peacefully to legislate for the pub
lie veal at the seat of government, is
questioned; we want you, dear Courier,
to help us settle all these questions. 1t
don't matter whether u fence-Eiewers
are Democrats, Wings or Known othings
until we get fences; neither does it make
any difference whether the people of this
Territory are Democrats or Wings, SO
long as as our rulers are appointed by
Administrators which we are not permit
ted to assist IN making; but 1t does make a
difference whether, when we come to form
a State Constitution, and be admitted IN
to the Union, we be governed by MAORI
ties or minorities."
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
NEW TRI-WEEKIY MAIL.
Stage Line,
NEBRASKA
GEO. IL. MCLARY.

b1kO w n 11IIzE- NEbRAShA.
GEO. e. MCLARY
HAVING taken the contract for carrying the
Al Nail between the above points, takesthis method
of informing the public generally that he has made
preparations for running u Hack on the above named
route /:
Leaving Rock Port every Tuesday, Friday and
Sundays AT y 6eloeE H.: arriving at BrOwnville a
2 o'clock. Pm. lessiag BroHnEiIle for Rock Port
sane evening" AZ 3 oisl0ck p. A.
This route connects At Rock Port with the ST. 10.
sephan Council Bluffs Stage line. and at Brown.
vile with the Stage line leading from Topeka Kansas
st. Joseph Mo-, INDEPENDENCE. Kansas City and othel
points below and 70 Nebraska City, Omaha Cit
and other points ab0ve; and New Fort Eearney
west; The subscriber hopes hy diligent attention
&c business and accommodation to customers, {,
merit a share Of the public patronage.
Particular attention paid to the conveyance o
Packages or parcels. Charges moderate; but no &C
sountabiIity for unaruidabIe accidents.
ApriI z 1856. 43-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
A. B. HOLLABIRD & CO.,
MachiHiStS, Founders and
Engine Builders,
Front street, West of Smith,
CINCINNATI. o.

VKTould most respectfully inform heirfriendsand
Wv the public generally, that they are now pre-
pared to execute all orders in their line, with prompt
ness. Having lately enlarged their shop and with
the increased facilities they now possess, they hope to
merit a continuation of the liberal patronage which
has heretofore been extended to them.
aw MM Engines Of every Description.
Constantly on hand: consisting of the sash, Circu-
lar and Muley. Mil Gears and every description Of
Jastings, warranted to be well made in every particu-
lar.
They have also 8. Boiler lard attached to their
establishment, which enables them to oversee all
work in that line furnished by them, and are pre-
pared 30 work on as reasonable terms rs any other
shop IN the country.
Those In want of anything in our line, would do
well TO give us 4 call and examine our new patterns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
HUDSON GEORGE
\ DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR
SURTEYOR IND LIND AGENrI

MAIN STREET,
BR0WNYILLE, N. T..
Will attend promptly and faithfully to the selection
and location Of Government Lands in the Nemaha Land
District. Surveying Town sites, subdIviding Lands, Draft
ing City Pats, and all other business Of a general Survey
OF. Will buy and sell Land warrants, pay taxes, investi-
gate titles, File Declaratory Statements Of intention to
pre-empt, and make out Presumption papers 1t shoTtno-
tice, and always on hand TO look out claims for actual set
tiers. Investments made for distant dealers. Letters
Of inquiry answered promptly.
REFER TO
Daniel Beckel, Banker, Dayton, Ohio.
John Mills, Cash. Dayton Bank, do do
p. p. Lowe do 40
GUukle & Strong, do do
Wood & Mead, DO do
Moses Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio.
RyaII s. Charles, Land Agents, Sioux City, Iowa.
Geo. II. Nixon, Land Register, BrOWnviIle, N. 7.
Lushbaugh & Carson, Bankers do do
Brown GHaliam, do do DO
r. ". Furnas, Editor Advertiser, do do
Sept. "a, 57-n13-y2tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18

"The Wyoming Telescope comes to us
again, after a suspension of severalweeks
We learn from 1t that the reason Of Its
incompetence was owing to the Office be-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18


the best Of reasons for believing that nine
tenths Of the people of the Territory, are
satisfied with the present location Of the
capital. In support of this assertion, we
need only to allude to the fact, that Of
t~wenty-three members of the last winters
Legislature who favored a removal of the
capital, only four were reelected to the
late Legislature, and two of them secured
their electionby ignoring the capitalaues-
ton. That fact speaks volumes.n
We extract the above fromthe saNebras-
KAN" the organ Of the 'Rumps," and fol-
the information of ''persons abroad % we
can assure them that the capital of Ne
braska viii be removed from Omaha as
sure as n ebraska remains a Territory,
and we haT good reasons for believing
that every county IN the Territory except
Douglas, v Ill send a delegation next win
ter to the NEW CAPITAL. And even
Douglas C county will send one Councilman
and three Representatives (from the
Florence d%Estrict) to meet with the mem
bers elect from other parts Of the Terri-
tory. Then, if Gov. Richardson chooses
to side with Omaha and against the Ter
ritory, he IAN have the supreme pleasure
of sending his message to the members
from Omaha.
The people did not desire the issue, but
an Omaha mob, aided or backed by ofic-
ials In the interests of Omaha, haveforced
the issue upon them, and they have ar-
cepted it. So stand from under.
The above we clip from the Flats
mouth (Cass County Jeffersoalian. The
Editor of which was also TT Omaha OF
the day of the fare up, aad In fact wa:
there nearly the whole of the season:
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
TERMS:

~ ore wear, II paid in advance, 500
- . " atthe end Of emonths, $50
90 GO ar 81 a-aI2 80 800
ct-h~ NJ Y OF more will be furnished az 81 80 pei
,znum, provided the cash accompanies the order, mo-
S~shervise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18

From the Omadi (Dakotah County En-
terprise:
eve have received the Report
of the Joint Committee of investigation ap-
pointed to examine into the consequences
Of he difficulty In the Legislature Of Ne
braska, which occurred January 18th and
8th, 1852
upon its face, this committee smaeks
strongly of a farce, self-constituted and
thoroughly er parte, as it necessarily is.
Its members belong to the minority, and
would naturally call witnesses with a
leaning to their cause. As they could
bring none before them with a ~compulso-
~ process, they were obliged, even if
otherwise disposed, to examine those who
were anxious, or at least, willing to be put
upon the stand. There were of course
no cross-examinations. We would not
call In question the testimony Of any wit
ness; for we notice the names of gentle
men, especially from this county, who
would certainly testify to the truth, or
what they believed to be the truth. The
condition of a cause In court when the W.T.
nesses for but n party have been exam
ined is a fair illustration of this case"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18

-, GENERAL LAND AGENTs,
BROWNYILLE, EEAAuA CO, nj.
Land Warrants BOUGHT and Sold Land entered On Time
Claims and Tuvu L1fs Bought and sold Lam Mmey,
Make Investments and Locate Warrants On time, for
Distant Dealers.
Presumption Papers Prepared
OkAllA-Next door 20 Us. Land OEce.
--2EEEuEEcEs-
Geo- II Nixon. Ber1ster 1. RuunrfIle y 1T
C. B. smith, Receirer. q
Smock s Williams. Lexington. No
L. r. Tu1ile, Omaha Clfv.N
. FegTam Co, Bankers, Council Blus, Iowa.
Hon, G. W. Sc0held, warren. penn.
R. L McGhee & Co.. 81. Lotis. No
T0stle s. Fairfsigh, 81. Joseph. -
Oct /. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
iPOrter's spirit 81 ne 4 Ilnau.
eIsneral Purchasing Agency.

THE constantly nersssinxdsnaan rpsn ~ q execute
seHn-ssionsior ne pnre.a.e 9 sAlAal1am nst.c.et eola
rs = estashsS n eonneclpn With 0ar aHHtPspsr enseI-
Purchasing Bureau
Kinder the immediate supervision 81 one uaorr fIrn. So
siatedey tie most arsgwpEHbede zRszts Jsr ssRPyisg
Psraralar atseatioa win bepaidt 70 he ss~isu,ian. pur-
chase, AID sales thorOugh-bred Clttls AID Horts st0ck,
triisned Dogs, Ferrets, and faESy FoEIs, cartiaEa, BuEgy,
ana Saddle Horses, Carriages, Harness ana sad6Ief, Tine
Hatcaes. every description 81 Fire Arms S,orttlg Arti-
eies, Fishing Heds and Take, Ansic And Mztsai Instru-
meEt, Yachts, Sail and Bow Boats, FurnirzrEi. 1na Wiao4,
LquoTs, and SigITss Cricket and Hal L., fads, Ae-.Gc.
A-GRICULTDRAL MPLEaTENTs. e. tie attest and nost
improved kinds; Seeds, Plants, Pruit. Rrest and shade
tries, and all kinds Of B0oEs trszttag on sakioctsof tm-
partanceto he Farmer HoTticuitsrist, aid Fiorist.
STATE Roo1S ENGAGED IN ADVANCE, On steamers and
fa1kets leave for Europe. CaEtDruia the Fssr In6ies,
or any park Of the world. This viii obviaie the nacssstg
presidents Of inland towns, aud phases wtscr ne stoznar
a~gGnries exist af coming 70 New YORK two OIL rhree wecEs
inaar1ncess thly urenOw hrequeatly rfqgzuse 10 do
either % obta-n passage. or to secure eligible ac,aEnnioda-
hons; IN tai@ aeisrtneHt fhersssyt % sssuro
The stranger FROM m5sfton aswefI as inelnvslieneo;
and, IN short, 70 perorm any description Of comnission
that would ordinarily require uRePrOscnse Ok ths PARTY
Gentlemen who desire 70 form LIBRARIES. or who ny
wish 70 procure the Choice Literature Of TIE dsg, can
always rely upon cur Judgement and selertion. Alss.
Cor printers.
F0RTHEL LADIES We will pro<urs the Iatest Fashion
flAte., Styles Of Eonnets, sampleBof ths newest rarie-
uesof goods, cosmetics, perfumes, andfamy ~ar1icIes. ana
We sa1L slsays ee leassdtofurntsheverythlns epnneSt-
In short for any service which nag BE- rBVuIrad. the
public may rey upon rs, win the nSst perfoil -oInadencs
forhdelitys anddispatch. ApplyfO
GEO ". CO.,
P0rter's S piEtof the Tines, SAs BrOaapisy. T.
n. Bs-Subscripnans for Porte-'s Spirit o. me Times,
a Sperting Lfefars, Agricultural Family Wsekty News-
paper, may be forwarded 10 thesalne dfrUaisI. Terms,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18

Ia Read carefully the new advertise
ments In to-day's paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
Commercial Nursery
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.
The undersigned beg leave to inform the Nurserymen
q dFarmers Of the West and Southwest, that they are
extensively engagedin the propagationof
ROOT, GRATED BUDDED STOCKS o
NURSERIES,.
especially the APPLE, and a few other hardy Fruits.
Having spent near twenty years IN selecting their
Fruits. they are now convinced that their list is unsurpass-
ed, both in regard 10 the quality and the proportions in
which they cultivate. Being very DESTROYS Of ~dissemina-
ting them as widely as possible, they adopt the method of
sending ont small, cultivated stocks for the Nursery, as
being far more practicable and safe, than to incur the great
expense, delay and risk Of shipping large trees, which
should always be raised near where they are wanted.
FrOm8heir long experience they hatter themselves that
they are perfectly acquainted with the above business,
and they graft only such hardy varieties as succeed we'll
on the root, and bud, Oh seeding Stocks and the mOstde-
sirable, tender and half hardy kinds. migrating will be
done at the proper season, and in the best manner. the
stock Will be professionally and shippedb by express, with
the greatest care Il nearly spring, to any part Of the West.
MACLURA HEDGE ANTS
ever grown, for sale en- best terms, by the Thousand OF
million. They may be shipped in the Fall or Spring.
Their prices for Nursery stock will be found as low as any
other CT equal uGlityin the Union. Catalogue and Treat
I Use on Hedge Culture, sent gratis to all applicants.
Patronage solicited. Orders for Nursery stock should
be sent prior TO 25th Of December.
Address, MANN,
Oct. 10, .57-n16 Bloomington, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
TGNRTTCH

All those indebted by note or account to McAlIister,
Dozier & Co, are hereby notified to come forward and
settle Immediately as longer Indulgence will not be
given CRANE & HILL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18

IT. .
BROWNTILLE NEBRASKA.
Our attention viii be given % ne fOllsrias business
viz.
To The buying Of Rank notes. ana loantag, nuaoy, son
g6od security.
and selling Of Eastern RxckAHl,a.
20 - q Land Wnrranfr- 'a'
" collection o. debts in Nebraska, IDaa, Northern
" Missouri, and Kansas
buying and selling o. farms. town Ioha cr mini
proved lands.
selection and entry Of Lands frl setIsrs-Or
others, either with land warrants Or naoney.
Remittances can be made TO us IN Draffs, OF Deposited
with Banks OF BANKERS subiect 20 our order.
WeWill enter lands with warrants or Casi. nv N fees
taxes and commissions for One-thini o. tie gn,ssr proass,
aecruing from the sale 81 the lands.
In Nebraska and Kansas from tive - Ahree millions
aeresO Of the finest lands in the Union are belng offered FOR
sale Foreign capitalists @ill find here 4 rich field for in
vestment. Investments judiciousiy madn In WesterR
lands and town lots arenOw paving fr0m atty te aus hun
dred per cent. ~
We solicit the patronage Of the public, ~noTfldent thai
cur experience and kn0wledgain the business will enable
rs to give entire satisfaction.
Having q large acquaintance In the Mss Hsij0i valley
II will not be difficult 70 give references vrhn Fbauired
by Correspondents, As regards eur standing; and viii a. All
times eheerfully answer all letters Of enqufry.
BrOwnville, June 18th, 1857. ~ e
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18

P0rter's Spirited the Times, 8f8 BrOaaRsy. T.
y. B-Subscriprons for Porte-s Spirit q me Times,
q Sporting Lferars, Agricultural. Family Waekiy News-
paper, may Be forwarded 10 hesalae dfrDaisu. Terms,
50 a year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-18
Special Notice.

ALL those holding accounts aFzinstJ. 3. Davis will
call On the subscriber and have them cancelled; and
those indebted 70 him will please call and settle, As long
CT indulgence will not be given.