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1858. Season Arrangement 1851

1858. Season Arrangement 1858.
OF THE
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SIOUX UIgFYo
Regular st. Louis, Council Bluffs, Omaha City
Sioux City, and White Cloud Packet, fol-
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De Soto, Florence, Omaha City, Council
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Nebraska CITY, Linden, Brownville, Rockport
White Cloud, Forest City, Oregon, Iowa
Point, Savannah, st. Joseph, etc.
g. THE entirely new, very lighi
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of his old friends and acquaintance, and the
public generally, hoping to receive at then
hands continuance of that generous patronage
for which he is indebted during a series Of years
while in command of different boats in the river
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A WEEKLY JOURNAL. containing 30
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character calculated TO instruct, amtise; and in
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| he First SATURDAY In March. 1853.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15
PreSbytery Of Nebraska.

The following was adopted by the
General Assembly Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, which has Just closed its session
at New Orleans:
Certain papers which have q necessa-
~ connection with each other. viz. Pa
per No. /, which is the petition Of Ger
tam ministers of Nebraska Territory.
asking TO be set off into. a new Presbvte-
ry. Paper No. ,, which is the petition
oi the P~resbytery of Council Bluffs, ask
ing that the ministers In Nebraska Ter
Iitory, with the Rev. D. L. Hughes of
Huntingdon Presbytery, be attached to
me P~resbytery Of Council Bluffs: and
FaPers No. 3 and 4, which are petitions of
tAe P~reSbyteries Of Des MONIES and Iowa.
IN favor Of strengthening the Presbytery
OF Council Bluffs, and against the organ
lzaTon Of a Presbytery in the Territory
Of Nebraska.
Inc committee, after consultation with
me parties interested, recommended the
I2-oWlng action as the best under ali the
Circumstances:
hesoirad, l. That 4 new P~resbvtery
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15
War Feeling i'm EnrNnp.

The whole Of Europe, and we might
add, the whole of America, is on the tip
toe of expectation to know what Louis
Napoleon means by his armamenJs, Half
a million of soldiers, seventy thousand
sailors, and a steam fleet as large as Eng
lands were never got ready for a mere
show. That somebody is to undergo a
thrashing seems pretty certain, and when
Is it to be is the question OF the day. In
the meantime, while we are trying to
find out, and before a blow has been struck
the mere sound of his preparations Is
arming all Europe. England is furnish
ING up her fleets and calling out the mil
tia. Austria and Prussia are terrifying
their frontiers, and Belgium and Sardin,
ia, their little hosts already in the field
await the future with that mute resigna.
ton which only the weak can yea Any
mail at all may now bring the news tina,
his Imperial Majesty has let slip the
dogs of war.-St. Louis Dem.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15

be erected out of the Territory of Ne
braska, to be called the P~resbytery of
Omaha, which shall consist of the follow
ing ministers and churches, viz: Rev.
William Hamilton of the Upper Nilsson
ri P~resbytery, Rev. George P. Bergen
Of the P~resbytery Of Cincinnati, Rev. S.
Peck of the Presbytery of Findley. Rev.
William Young Brown of the Presbvte-
~ of New Lisbon, Rev. Charles Sturges
Of the Presbytery of Long Island, Rev.
William B. Hall of the Presbytery of
--, together with all the churches in
Nebraska Territory.
ResoIUcd, 2. That the Presbyterv Of
Omaha be connected with the SYNOD of
Southern Iowa; and that it meet for or
ganization on the second Wednesday Of
July next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, al
Omaha city and that the Reverend vii.
liam Hamilton preach the opening ser.
mon, and preside until a Moderator be
appointed, and that Rev. G. P. Bergen
be his alternate.
ReSolUed, 3. That Rev. d. L. Hughes
of the Presbytery Of Huntington be trans
ferred to the ~Presbytery of Council Bluffs
and the latter Presbytery be directed tc
meet at Pacific City, Iowa, on the third
Tuesday in July next, at eight o'clock
P. NJ, and that Rev. John Hancock
preach the opening sermon, and preside
until a Moderator be appointed, and
that Rev. D.. L. Hughes be his alter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15
Laws of Nebraska.

We have often been asked why the
Laws of the last session of the Legisla-
ture have not been published We are
unable to give any definite answer to the
inquiries, but understood that at the close
of the last session the copy of the Laws
and Journals was given to the "Nebras-
khan office; and that they have been trans
ferred to Cleveland, Ohio, to be printed
at the office of the Plain Dealer; and
they will probably, in the course of time
come back to our Territorial Library,
bearing on the titIe-page the imprint
Printed at Omaha, by Z. S. Chapman
Here we would ask, if good policy re-
quires that the public printing should be
done out of the State, when it could have
been done equally as well at home, and
home industry encouraged thereby? The
Times office has plenty of material of the
right sort for this work, and we should
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15
Wheat Crop.

We have from time to time alluded TO
the prospects of the harvest in the North
west, and a few weeks since, predicted
that the damage from rust would not be
so serious as had been apprehended by
the farmers. In this instance u pre-
dIction was at fault. The damage to the
crop has been very heavy; and, as we
learn from a variety Of sources, very gen.
eral. We know OF some fields near here
which, a few weeks since, promised an
extraordinary yield, have not been deem
ed worth cutting, and have been left upon
the ground.
Spring wheat has not and will not, suf-
fer to the same extent that fall wheat has.
With the product of this crop and that Of
the fall crop which has not been lost,
there Will however, be a great suficien-
cy for all the consumption of this imme-
date region, with perhaps a fair over
plus.-H. 10. Gaz., July SH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15
GPaSShOpDerS

The heavy rains which have prevailed
during the present Spring, has swept
away the millions of grasshOppers which
hatched out in the early part of the sea-
son; and so far bat little damage has
been done by the insects.
We have noticed that for the last few
days they were disappearing very fast /;
but canno tell whittier they goeth. But
few can fly at this time, and we hardly
think that they are hopping away from
this parr of the country. 1t must be that
the extremely hot weather that has pre-
vailed for the last few days, is rather I'M
healthy for this kind of hopping insect.
One thing is certain, they are fast dis
appearing, and there are not enough now
e do any serious damage.-CoRa. Buf
Bug3e
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15

have had the laws of the last session prin-
ted long before this date, and distributed,
had the copy been given to US. One rea-
son which induced US to establish the Of
flee Of the Times, was the great COM
plant that there was no printing office in
the Territory prepared to do the Terri
torial work-a large surplus Of type was
purchased, over and above what was ne
cessary for the use of the paper, for that
purpose-but still the work is sent abroad
to be executed.
We have Just been told that Bird B.
Chapman expects to visit his constituent
cy in a few days, and he will bring with
him the laws-alI "on the square," Of
course.-Omaha Times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-15
Steamer GaIpna Burned.

\ few days ago the steamer Galena
took fire and was burned to the waters
edge at Red Wing on the Upper Missis-
sippi. The Galena was bound from Ga
lena to St. Paul, and was at the landing
at Red Wing discharging freight at the
time the fire broke out. Her passen-
gers all escaped, but lost their baggage.
No lives were lost. The United States
Mail which was onboard was lost. We
have no information regarding the origin
of the fire. The Galena was worth $50
600, and owned by the Galena and Min
nesota Packet Company.-RepuJIican.