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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23
A CARD FR0k xR CHARLES DEKENS.

FFrcm HSuseisola Words Juns 81
Three and twenty years have passed since entered
upon INV present relations with the public They began
when was % Young that find them TO have existed or
nessly quarter Of century
7roagh all that time have tried to be ~ faithful to
the public they have been to It WAS my duty
never tribe With them or 70 derei4e Them or to pre-
sumo UNION their favor do anything with it but work
hard and us4ify IL have always cnd1Avored TO dis
charge that duty
Nv oonspicncus position has often made me the subject
q Hhuoas stcriex and understandable statements Coca
sionAly sach things have chafd me or even wounded
sesrate from the light Of my notoriety and
have otred any such personal uneasness Of mine
upon the generous aggregate Of my audience
For he rst tie in nay life, and believe for the Last.
dcvate from tbe prinipe have 60 long observed
by presenting myaelf I'm my Journal in my pri-
rate character snd enfrs4ng all my brethren las they
deem that they have think veil Of me and to
know that ana = man who has ever been unAAectedly
callingt TO lend their sad to the dis
Summation a my pauaent wcraM
Some domestic txDuh1e II name long Sanding which
viii make mo- further razk than that it claims be
repeod heiag Of sasdly prv.ts nature has lately
been brought to ~ az1angnt which involves no anger
H. viii of any kind and sS4 wh0ls origin, progress,
and surrounding circumstances Of which have been
throughout within te knowledge Of my chidren 1t is
aichly composed and its detaiis have but 10 be
forgotten by those concerned Ia it.
By some mexna axisinx cat If wiCkedneM or out of
folly or ou OF inconcciyabe Wild chance or out at all
three this trouble has bccn made TIE occasion az mis-
representation most grossly false. moss mcnsrous and
most cruel involving not only me, but innocent prsnns
dear 70 my heaxt. and innocent persons If whrm
have No kn0w1rdgs r. indesd, thry hnse any exishns
and 30 widsay sprnd that doubt ID ona mndz in :
thousand viii peruse these lines BY w0n tcncA Of
The breath Of these FLANDERS v mot have passed Like an
uawholescme sir-
Those VINO know and my nature need no assurance
under my hznd that sacA calumns irroconcahle
with they are ia this frantic nothczence with one
another But there Is grrat mra.itude who know me
tArcngh nay WRITINGS, and who do mot know other
Wise and casznOt bGnr tak az them should be left
iouht hazard Ut doubt. through my poorly shrink
ng from taking the uuusaal means 10 which now re-
sort Of circulating the truth
most soemnly declare, then-and this do both in
ny OVID and my wife sthak all the ln11ay- wfiS
Eerea rmcs touching the trouble It which I have
gianc abominsb&y false and that whoever repeats
one Of them aer this denial win lie AZ wilfuy and NJ
gully rs 4 is possible for any false witness lie before
Hcavrn and earth
CHARLES DICKENS
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23

U.s., r~utxh uexStsn bondhoidrrs have rounntiy bad a
us,.r n I<pdop DAVID Robertson esa, IA the chair.
"a whirh, while sharply urging the hn0An Sosernmen,
10 step in and collect their Chains against the inert and
-, rrr,i.r rovrsnmsnt Of Msxico. they add
10 having ruerived ie<a<r from Gen Housaon, Of
r~,. nssox u ti,s Unitsd Ss~tes eciung the speech
,ts vsir sn the 1ot ult, be introduced in the Sen
a, "A, s,yxinx resoiutSou, viz That seled ccmns1
- - even be r.issd to inquire end report to the SeHts
ther az nt il i expodien4 fix the govcrnneas INC
LTD sxix. u America declare and nsA<nsnfn pro
s,r.sx over IT, spcalled rcpabalc OF Acxro IA snch
form and ~ ascA extent - sAsu be n0sr.o secure
- tbs Unioa rood neighboEhood and % u psDpac Of
GOD spuutrv thc bcne6e Of orderly and ~cl regulated
-.,.hIi.n rOrerumenf" and the sAa.e having been
I'd .Dd considered 1t this general meeting OF tbs Aex
CA bondholden, il ~us
q, einarn ca tho future deStinim al Aexioo the
,ey 40 fr = Mexico herself b cs0csEnsd 81 hcz eitAcr
r,sin;nr - independent Skale under her govern
ut a. placing h~zssf under protcctcraks cf the Uni
led states Of America desires To express fs unanincss
uoucovs of the pxindpls Il Gen H0ase0s prupoasaan
- "a firth in the shove resolution. and explained IN
M. prinsrd spccch far the Mexican bondhoiders
are concerned but with th just and very necessary cd
tou TO the honorable scoatOrs statement thai ~ ey
tiS exuuns tema of 4he bond well ~ by he aw Of
otobrr IA Isso article Z. paragraph 5, not oaiy the
hypcfhetod du1is bat the entire revenue a the repab
Ne are sbsoauv paeded and mortgagod for the English
public debs of M<xDo any deficiency Of the produces Of
the Duties aaly hypesAscfed 70 prov'd= ROT sne cur
,,t dviad nd k9 ali srrcan of interest must be made
vd out AZ tAs general Of the rcpub whether
Nrxiro cuntuny n independent 6eafe socks reFose
under tAe rroAsAaAe a tha uniznA StaAm ct Aneaica
and thaa this mns4zng request thair Chairman, David
robertson ESQ., 10 coavey The present rusout6a 70 Gen
Houston and to comnunicaae with him generAy the
subject IN rply to his letter.
Gen Houston peoposed in his speech shat the United
States government protectoat~, should collect the
daties On goods imported INTO Mexico, and guslanfy
iherrrom he paymrnt of the British debt This Eng
l;h endorsement al his pxukeCOrnte is Of the extra
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23
IFrna the View York Ersning Post, June III

ttD Mr. Vrw4T x.~ 49,
w.. Z - - -
iaasnaaF morning WAS pestMmed the ceremony of
nHg toe lhf1nrs OF The virgin. 1t 81 Mary Church
app0Aea, me paantnE u Question " . ecpy Of the
icy naaonns Oh Fogno painted by Raphael IN
S'aa pres rved IN fhe saisan and vas Presented 20
Ta hes a. esusin psssor "a 81 Mary s. BY the late
= oeno@ brother on tns present Klng % nasdinia
- Aine iera hagn AND ~ N cr0adth Inc Virgin Is
~ y Asosnmng WIN ner c,alid U her ARMS and
:. ers'~hn the dapsAf fnii- grown man. one
-Is Witnessing me spectacle The sun envelopes
!. ne gSosy on vnscn hnst o. angels are visible
a ier' dazx gaooe Win hanf CRESCENT deracfed
Zen poqueas oaszed to the virgin had been placed
- e 49,. AZ tee lei. the throne 81 the b'shop
- = s,in nch ezno.oSaery canopy rs suspended
- -, aou aO"ve are Vac vosus, ATe hagzna csrSdwua
OI"ae ss7c ~ tne PuiPas aoore winch u the m
| - ~ AM Lu1saHa -s@sHnTH"
VOC ssn1 Sa0r "s thr enazcei the "ai rs Inscribed :
u 80, -. = = s"se' "saf'T 6SHsaa soc q ocTosa
ninf an Apoc IL l.
I.,, = A' 1'"'s' "e"a e@a o~nsoSrs IAN
-
~ "'e ''s
ia sa.ra Jesussas@
- sE .sssss sssrs-
Rag.E narua r-,osmh ana
aPexua asasu, IN r,rss. ,ss s.,u,., -
II
And over the snlIr,r - r. ~,,,r,ro.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23

TAd An1y MuAsrd Connmptian be cwsA,
bvn IL II far bes1r to prevent te cruel dissAe from b.
taHng itssaf "a the syssem by the timely of rem
cdr such - DR. wisaus Bsi~m OF Wild Cherry Affords
by sooe unless il has the ~vls~ signature OF "a
Bs-s' the wrxpp-r
june gs-DSwkw
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23

AIuAxbzaA MAmas "A ussfiag of the ssncsA"A4aers
Of the Ae1adra Iesds sad Hsspshirs ksas'sad GOA
r~ny VIII held al the ONCE a the Comr~ay la Alex
4ndria the gid of July next
AT meeting 81 the directions Of the Alexandria Canal
Ccmpsny, held Monday last, Mr. W Pnee ~2s
elected clerk the Company Mr. W Chew, supesin
tsndent u the canal. and Mr. H. Hgtn. lock keSp~r
and collector Ut TOLLS
Preparations being made by the toArscn and scholars
tbs MstAodist Protestant Sabb&th School fos
hbition At Liberty Hall tins week This school ~ill
spend the sth of July at Fort Washington most dc
lghfful setrsst
The old night down train has been substituted by the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad Company for the tran
wich heretofore reached the city at half past clock IN
the mosniag This secures CONGESTION with the great
Northern and southern route
The scarlet fever is exciting considerable apprehension
among parents
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Our THANKS AND OUR BILLs.--The forms

ps~snt Increasing nnnbsr vto purshss ID
Others Who pnpdy when csnsd "a wm b.
ourca s.m grow th<ar Confidence
The latter d called n st oar desk ws st Prosen Es
clearly thaf
promptly pnid cash whoa presented ey
occr only tha3
determined make trade cssh busa
possible without disturbing the ensAnG reiaas which have
and ourselves fT hnG
ries q years ("
PERRY 4 NAOfHx1
Central Haprss,r wes la16nnS.
juno 2s-losjS opposite Csanb usrtA
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GEMI-ANNUAL NOTICING are now having III
~ unserc6 aonsan3s bsotz t1ns
seAsoaD hereJ notify tusa Il h.ssg ssra
theT una xh
trs rsnAersd wkA : ss1sssat
On IA In x JuaY- HNEMN0GE MENnO
June -6Ake0dN r&Arj 6g-s
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23

vr1up rAI-oJ1Fp WHITE sY-I.pH.Tp SPRINGS
rusy males vest rrcun waunsson HAVING seD
-,
,ss- sas iia c,.s. - =. os,, - 800 s "a
80, sl T ss, sps 1 - rs ~ order 70 m
guests regain high r-asss a smner The
srsnrs railroad r scIock fhe roudur
and p ire svu;nr and r~tYu vi o.. i m and 2 n m nrr
sasins naay1
reniens af access
I~ terms 81 fars win be ~ per axy s2 per week so r
half ursre THOMAS GREEN
-
TyyTP, WIFE ri agE REpr4-EG grr Char~,s
n -. r-.-- - 0> ~ NA" no.
- - ~s' - qs~ -
paen rxss,sa sars
nisqK Aslsiea far
Ni al other KINDS nrsc'ass Mourning Goods constantly ON
:. Dies We enc aar9S resi- nack ing Grapes
-. - 50 ,n,.I.s ~ - a- -.as ~ :
h@Tkea ID Ps% nr0ce purchaser
evsrchAIsea
~ ~ ~ - ~ w $500 rsssssas = 10 ~ s.xrg 49,
rExAf hfauhk1
- censrS sors.r ~rss euiidins
'"|e ~~-tNa' expressive e~nss~ AA'se1
- $500 = -
GALE UF VEGETABLE EIANuE+-Au pcYpOuS
A dsasrcr~ az oh.nsnr vrra.a s-.ds :, D. xy,f ,S1.
Srvuscus Ii. tsrv ~ hSv~t~ n1d s ~r vii - wa q -
hlgs~i saasr ~ ~ 10 % rrui.sr m.rts &c commerr
wTrs-- s
xnzS.rn H.rx~s wssns~a~s Jalv I'm
Rswssss heAns s~aAs shs or~ar. E~~rrn, WORTH
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T,HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

TTHfE LNfSUNANCE
III o. NEW Y0aM
Sct aasss Fsbru.ry l. 1883 Secured ssas
honds mortgages oz nrs1 oixss
Fraderyck < Wmsssn proat6snA sc1FntaEy,
Y p EArnaR ~ D, exazuaS pAysclEa - XaraA Exest
lnmsAess ocs AZ
CHARLES re HULEN, AEnp1.
june g2-ASns No 80. Eevsnah street
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23

Musac Anothcr Of the popular performances Of the
Marine taod win take place this evening at tbs P~i
sient's Grvunds. sac
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1,RIAL OF BREEcH-LOADNG cARBINEs.-

Il oanformay with that Il sse ct masking
fs support for the Ua0nw ~ IN Jose
approved Juna ixh lsS wnch tr the
cxrbprs 81 he model N be srd ard
approve bsnfd tres
win 1t w1ss rars New yf,
Jsly fur tbs n6scsted by the
perscns I'M ue best model ererch had
nag csrh requsrod %
cArttne, with the r d. loot
Aa hn.drsd ssSsAs = ~ bast, - Ar t~a thres
exVsn node OF
n n. C1AAE
~ CAsans u cvdnAecs
07scx,
wxshaxaGa 1ane H. 1853
me Eres sr, and = Buisore rennFrvsnsas At
Hcrud- New
vmk, Pa<a nssass; nsss HESrs Rssfres - Onrsnsn
nnanunA DemcTsf Il Ahtngeau.
Wing K1oxste renn, vii paaas pnNhsA
I1k II ySav asA krw~r1 ~ Sarc
copy Il the - papss ooetAinsug r. NN
Sane 3e-<tJuy II
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ArksIcHrs TKnpIAA, ArrxsrSos-W sshlngtcn
ceomsuAadrrs I asylum,
osrnss % sA .s4 hurvaAT taas 2sta osck-
m 10 sun sh~ q IN y " Gxsd ldsv Of aaa M
Sy a~ass Ewssssa osnmssAsx
Jwas A-Es1~doh HNAIkx. Ee<~rae4-
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IrnuAI, J0p a. k1be---7he oears met = the usua
hour On nstim y Mr. AsArai1b, JosiAh r Polk, Esq
was sdhziaas& - pE1rtie 4 the Criminal Coast Of tat
nsfz3n Il Cclnnlhia-
several called but the parties not Appearing
the rsuggnmces forfeited xnd other thf
dockct mot being ready 6cr trial, postponed
Of assault Aad battery submitted TO the court
Afer reusinnx in astsnssncr for two hears and half
With nothing d. the petit jurors dismissed until
Thursds. morning At ten o'ciock
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TIE GsEXr Han srosx-The public cannot have for
gtaen the destructive hail which vited this cit,
Monday last ysar ago. n IN singular ooincsdenoe
thas similar Storm occurred the anniversary of tina
dsF In New York.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23

CoxYrxxA1g0m. The mcsk Rev Archbishop Kendrirk
Of Baltimore yesterday mOgning Administcrea tie srA
ncnt c oonfrmaticn It Trmity Church Gsorgetcwu, b
one hundred and SIXTY perscus, many Of whom wer
sauIts. Rev. JcEph Arrhwznden and Rev. J. 2oce6prd
of Georgetown College, assisted him in the exercse
which was very solemn and imposing
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lust RECEvEp AND FOR SALE THE Fines,
% ns 9nne ApPsr- H1n.n.s a cay
KNONR
June x3-Is. ID stress and sw~unr
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THH CansSzAxx ONO CsxAs--TA~ canal, a
usuai 10 out n rrpair and il \ said that te water oan
not be let in bswe the close az the week II to h
hoped, when badness is agsm resumed, there win b
10 more interruptions
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23

PrHzac ScHool ExAxssArrow. The public school cx
sminafsns Of Monday we'll attended and the
ciscs highly Interesting The growth Of our publit
schools should be tostcd Nth iealon care for to the
influence in great measure y to be attributed the good
or evil that fills upon the city.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23

Fsrocm WHITE SvIrHuR srrIKus heated
term nSw prevailing has Induced not only large mum
hers Of TIE cnns OF either cities but also Of our great
aud growing mrropoiis to leave for the different
ING places IN yirgniA Among thu most popular of
these may he ranked the Faaquier White Sulphur
Springs anly Afy miles distant II is here that cool
retreat invfgoting baths, aud healf-rssoring breeaes
MAY he endowed It rnoderxte prices
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-23

PnsonacAIs Mr.. ID. j. BiShop, al No. ZIG Prnnsyi-
vania svsaue under Wians Hotel, keeps the best Pc
rocs Of the day for sale at the most moderate
We have received through his Kindness the republication
of cmxbss Journal for june xnd Frank LeAyic's New
Family Msne for July, both ID which viii well repay
pernml M Bishop alec sells the most popular daily
and weekly new~papers and is always ready to accom-
no1afe hix patrons
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17

directed to the commissioners Of Pawnee County viii
be received from and after this date, until the first Mon
day IN July next. For the erection Of a Court House
in PdiCnee City, PatCnee County, N. T., 81 the fol-
lowing dimensions and style namely:
Said house TO be thirty feet long and twenty-four feet
wide, two stories high, the lower story to be divided into
four apartments, in one end two rooms twelve feet
square, a hall through the center eight feet wide. In
the other end a room ten feet wide BY "a feet long;
a plain open staircase leading from the hail 10 the Court
Room above said Court Room to be twenty by twenty
four feet and properly seated in plain style. The re-
malnoer OF the upper story 70 be divided intotwo equal
sized rooms, two outside doors. three feet wide, six feet
eight inches high, one and three-fourthi inches thick s
inside doors, two feet eight inches wide. six and a half
rect high, and one and a half inches fhick--sll to be
lour PANELS each. Eighteen windows, twelve lights
each 10 by IA glass; windows and door casing, corners
ana base, plain square style; Grecian .cornice seven
members; projection eighteen inches, and nine inches
aeep, returned with the rake; three coats Of paint. wAiSe
Ieaa or zinc, inside and out. Said house to be a frame
Win posts and braces, with a good single roof, the bid
ger TO furnish everything for the completion Of the bull
ahg-oak floors, jointed and lined, walnut siding. dres-
sed, &c.
January, 1859.
one half the price to be paid as the work progresses
the remainder when finished.
Dated at Pawnee city this 9th day Of April. 1857, -
By order Of the County Commissinheert -
Attest OE-
April 22-sm no AZ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17

DR.. Holiday, at his Drug store
on Main street, has been receiving re-
Gently a supply Of new and fresh articles
in his line; the most prominent and to be
admired-and patrOnized these warm
days-is the erection of a Soda Fountain,
from which gushes the ice-cOid, 'spark-
ling beverage prepared"-yes-wen it's
nice, cool and very pleasant to take. Call
in aud test for yourself.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Notice.

whereas George II. Wick Roy, Charles A. Freyberg
and others, have, by notice published in the Nebraska
Advertiser Of the 2Tth May 1855, given notice OF the in
corporation Of the St. Frederick town company, III Ne
maba county, Nebraska Territory. This therefore is 70
admonish the public that the said pretended incOrpOra-
tiOn is a gross fraud, and that the pretended i~ncorpOTa-
tors, George H. Wick Roy, Freyberg and their associates
in that behalf, are none Of themresidents Of the town Of
81. Frederick nor have they any right, title OF interest
therein. And further, that persons who design locating
or investing in said town must apply to the undersigned
who alone is authorized to dispose Of any interest there
IA c.. KEURCHNgR.
st. Frederick Nay q, 1855. 4s-5w
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Won't Walt.

Won't Wait.
During the past week we have noticed
t~hreelarge yawls pass this city laden with
passengers for below; one or two have
been fitted out from this place. They are
tired waiting for boats, and determine
TO navigate sRig Muddy on their own
hook.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
JOB WORK.

-. ..,sut extensive additions o. New Type, Cuts,
" w. ~. Bronzes, Cards, &C, made % the "Adver-
go oaos' We claim % Be able % turn cut JOB Work IN
~ u,-urpassed BY any oGce. TbepropTietoT being
49, r-saier himself, and having In his employ an
49, sud experienced Fancy JOB Printer, Is de-
aolI -s - - be ut-donei IN the execution u Job Work.
ten . 1900 o-e of Fosters latest Improved Card
49, FIarts work Ia Colors, Bronze Worn, sc; will
-, ~ftb pardcular attention.
- Eom ! distance viii b promptly attended 70,
~-r,utcd % Gve satisiaction OF no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Returned.

UOtuAHOU'
DR.. MCPHERSON who has been east for
some two months past, returded this NOR
ming per steamer.
Several families from the States came
with him. The brothers, Robert and
John Morrison, who have both been here
before and made arrangements to locate,
are along with their families.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Rock Port Banner.

This paper comes to US this week
with the salutatory Of SILAs PUYrAR,
Esq, as its editor. We hope MI. Puy-
ear may have a pleasant and successful
time! Hoping against hope, we acknow-
ledge, when applying the wish to an edi-
tor or publisher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Notice to Contractora.

The County Commissioners Of Nemaha county hereby
give notice that they Will let 20 She lowest responsible
bidder, on the sixth day OF July next, at the COURTHOUSE
door In the city Of BrownTille, the contract for erecting
a stone or log Jail in the said city Of BrownvilIe, Ne
maha county. Specifications of both plans can be seen at
the clerks once in Brownville The commissioners re-
serving the right 70 refuse any or all bids. Terms Of
payment made known on day Of sale.
By order OF the Board,
June l, IS 4S-5w
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
NToTTCTE-

All persons are hereby notified that l will take the
necessary steps to the re-opening Of the contested case
OF James Ferguson, for the purpose Of more fully in
vestigating his right 10 enter the south west quarter
QI4 )0f south vest quarter (li4) anG lot number four "a
Of sectiou eighteen u.s. in township I'VE % range six
teen C6) east, thereby warn all persons not % pur-
chase, trade for, or in any way 70 negotiate for any por-
ton Of the above described property.
Nay q, '6S F2n46tf AUGUSTUS e
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17

v,-uuIe,s poised a. the close Of the Volume 70 dis
-i,Ss ~ advertiser" we shall take Il for granted
~ eubscribes wish their paper continued, and shall
,~uordngly continue % send as heretoiore.A
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
CITY LOTS.

Ihave for sale a number Of beautifully located lots in
the Ciiyof BroWnyilie, which I am authorized to sell at
bargains for cash New s0mers win DO well 70 call on
me before making purchases. r. W. FURNAS,
Brownville, March IS, '5S. Real Estate Agent.
BANKING HOUSE OF LUsHBAUGH & CARSON
BrOnHVaHe, February !, 1868.
On and after this date, depositors accounts will be
opened for specie, currency and scrip payable in same
kind Of funds, Checks must be marked accordingly.
Once hours from 8 to u A NJ and 1 to
L~USHBAUGH CARSON,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Claim Notice.

To John Bidder and all others whom it may concern.
You are hereby notified that ]; Stephen B. Miles as mail
contractor upon route No 1901. will appear atthe Land
Once az Br0wnville, Nemaha county, Nebraska Terri
tory, on the 30th day OF June, 1855, at 2 O'Clock P n,
and apply TO enter as mail station by presumption the
southwest quarter Of section thirty-two, in Township
No two, Range II, east
June 10, 1858. n5O st S. B. NILES
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Temperance Lecture.

On Friday evening
last, Rev. T. w. TIPrON of this city deli
vered a most excellent Lecture, on the
subject Of Temperance, to a large and
attentive audience. at Johnson's Hall.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Commissioner Of the General T Land d. oHs s''A'
NOTICE ToPRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every persen entitled to the right Of presumption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated is required to es-
tabiish the same 70 the satisfaction of the Register
payment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands en-
braeing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim win
be forfeited. TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of General Land Office.
April %. I85S-no 43
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Architect.

See the advertisement of MI. GEoReE
EDwARDs, Nebraska City. We are IN
formed by those who have a personal
knowledge of Mr.. Edwards qualifications
that he always gives the most perfect
satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
ADVERTISER.
TERMS:

w. " 81 ne end q 6 moaths, a6O
o. % 90 " 4" "I2 400
y or moro will Be furnished Il also per
80. provided The cash accompanies the order, not
rhrrNIle-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
ReIigiOus.

Religious.
Rev. T. w. TrPTOS win preach at the
church in this city on Sunday next, al half
past ten O'Clock.