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EOR RENT.-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE,
l. with basement, on I'd street, 6eorg etown, the
late residence Of M. DE BOdisco, oontaing 10 IL
roCms: The house and lot are large anH IN complete
ORDER all the out buildings, baths,
DO. 1t is one of the most oommOdOus in George
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance,
an 29-H
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ID il. q. STEPHENS.
4. No. $40 Pa. ave., under BIGyn.' aoiSsi;c
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nor RENT-That very roomy and convenient
Il two story BRICK HOUSE and adjoining Lot
at the corner of I'd and Frederi streets, george
town. Immediate possession can be had.
WM. u. RIDGELY,
" The property would be sold on very az com
modatiug terms. se 3-eO6t
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BIT T9kHGRAPH no TIE STlR-
The Utica Free Lev, C.,v..,,.-

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESS.
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EOR RENTING four story Brick Warehouse
i and w hart. No. 70, at the southeast corner of
High and Water streets. Also the three-ktcry
BrIck Warehouse and WHAT. No. los, next door
and adjoining west of Beall d shomaker south side
water street. Both houses good repair. and pos
session given Immediately. Apply TO z r. BER-
KY. se 10 cod
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THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER poSr.
next, same hour.
BY order Of the Trustee,
au 10 2aw6ds GREEN A..
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FOR SALE-A new BRICK HOUSE, contain.
Il ing six rooms. stuNted on the corner of 81
north and 9Th street east, Capitol Hill. Apply ON the
prem ises after 6 % clock o m. seI{-Iws
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IFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
By order OF the Trustee.
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EOR RENT-The STORE In FOxars Row, in
L georgetown, recently occupied as the Post Of
hce 1t Is having front put in and will be fitted
up to SUIT the tenant. Apply to DIR. G. ii. CRAIG
IN, LA Dunbarton street. Sc I-eo2W
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Tor RENT.-A very desirable and pleasantly
located DIV ELLING, on Nj street north, near
I'm, will be rented toa ANAL family of not over or
persons at Sl2 per month. or Will rent the lower
two rooms, with Kitchen, &c. Apply ut
SANDS Daguerrean Rooms
sells ST Avenue, between 9Th AID 9th streets,
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LEG BRoKES-At Arlington Spring, yesterday
afternoon, a lame boy, an orphan, about twelve
years OF age, named William O'Bryon, fell from
swing and broke his right leg The little suf.
ferer, who bore his mishsp with considerable
fortltude, was conveyed to a private room xvhere
his leg was bandaged and other proper attention
fantry. He was taken in charge by a humane
gentleman present, and conveyed to his home in
this city. :"
WYnAN, with his usual well-known gener
osity, has extended a general invitation to all
the different Orphan Asylums of our city to
attend his exhibition on Tomorrow (IVedpes
day. afternoon, at 3H O'Clock, free. Would IL
not be well for our public schools, as well as
private academies, &c also, by way Of innocent
recreation, to attend Mr. Wyman's farewell levee
on Tomorrow afternoon. He also performs for
the old folks on this and to- morrow night
SOMETHING PRETTY The handsome new iron
renee which Is being put up around the new West
ein wing OF the Patent Once IL attracting the
aamiration Of every body. About one half Of the
woIs Is already done, and the hands are making
kCou progress towards its completion. which
viii oS enected In a few DAYS more che Patent
Omce building and its SURROUNDING will I'm its
nhisheu state, vie triumphaDtly with any Public
bility. oe~"J s"o ua'a-
THE LATE DANIEL CRosIs, Of thi. city whose
death by suicide las stated in New yort n,ner,,
we mentioned day or two since, was eert,inIy a
sleep walker--sO we Informed NV fr,s,d. mr.,
knew him well. IL is therefore evident thai h,s
melancholy death was the result Of an accident
rather than design.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SER FIRST PAGE.

FOR RENT-Seversl well furnished ParIors and
Cn.mbers, suitable for families or single gentle
men. TIey are pleasantly situated, and Iighted with
zoe throughout. Apply at No. 2'6 r street. south
side. between 18th and 18th SIS. Sc Ia 2av5t
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A KtRE OPPORTUNITY.-Awe well Furnished
"A HOUSE, IN = central and rsspecta ble location,
htted up aau suitably adapted Tor boarders and
Iodeers either during the session OF Con-
plying to CHAS. WALTER, opposite City Hal.
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IlTTHE ABOVE SALE IS STILL, FIR
Their postponed until THURSDAY, the 9th inst
same hour. ''
By order Of the Trustee,
Sc 2-2aw6ds AGREEN Aro,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
N E ADS.
Hotel Sale--Notice

Notice Is hereby given that BY virtue OF eefu,n
q trnst execuieat oF and on che part Of the Bs0v,.
Hotel Company " BtLwhvilIe Nenlaha County N.aA
"A TerrnOry, BY Robert W Fuinas, james w. &C.
Homer Johnson Richard BrGwRa ana Alexander E'
asOf0cerS ana directors " said Company. date1 -
day u November A. D. 1857, ana recorded N
three hundred and eighty-six and three hupdr.l
eighty-Seven OF Deed Book - Of Nemaha cuunv |,
said iJohn MCPHERSON, the trustee named 10 -
will ON the thirteenth day OF December A DlSs
tween the hours " DineO'eiock A M ana four d.
P IL, from the door OF the Hotel building NV sss'+
ON the grounds hereinafter described sell AZ uubl-.
to the highest bidder Tor cash IN hand the follow,
seribed real estate, situate and being In the r.
BrOWnViiie IN said Nenaha ccnnty, % wit lots nw.e
six, seven, eight, nine, ten and eleven, IN blOek M
three OF the original plat o: said city, together Win \
Drick hotel building, aud all OtheT buildings. teasT.
improvements and appurtenances 10 said Lots Dec
OF pertaining. Said SAFE 70 be made u meet 40
certain bills OF notes Issued anu put in cireuiFr,,
said company which have now fully matured and -
unpaid, and said bitlsOr notes being those leser,.s
in said deed Of trust as bearing even date theseTiS
Nov II 1905 John MCPHERSON. Trp,,..
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11

IubbeIL' AItxAnder = DFIver( Second Judicial Dr..
g. VS.. SCourt or 49, NtsAE
Moore & Brownie iSry, "so'1's' Tn

Hubbell, Alexander 1DgIverl Second Judie,., NJ
vs.. SCuurt NJ 49, SGA
Moore & BrOwnlee iory, 4So
TO November term Al. 1858 Tor Eemab.,co-.
To Thomas More, William ". Moro ~ ~
bfOWnlee partners, or Moore n Brownies UNR
You a1e hereby notified that there is nywoD a..
uhace Ct the Clerk % the District Court In
Nenaha County, Nebraska TERRITORY, he as,,iI. =
above named plaintiffs, sampson III. Hubbsn p
Alexander, and James S. Driver, partners ~s.-- eOSA
eialnled " you the sum Of one Thousand ~
seven dollars and etghty-seven cents, being ia ,@-y
due said plaintiffs, Habbeil, Alexander X Dars- -
yOu me said defendants on q certain promis,sr1 NJ.
dated May II, 1861. payable nine months me- d,,s \
The Oruer OF said Hu0beli, Alexander & Diver wiN "a
terest from maturity al the rate Of ten per ceut Usr,..
hums anu whereOs = writ Of summons ard auaetme,
issued against you therein, and directed 10 ,be ,beriTJ
Nemdhs county has been returned mot found D -
Thomas Moore and William Moore. You a-e hs-.s,
notified that unless yuu appear at the hext tenn ~ n.
said Court, on Or before the morning Of The sseuud a,
thereof, 70 be begun aud he'd AZ Brovnyiile In emy
aI1teoalo, on he sixteenth day OF Novenbe-- A 3
1905 and answer 70 saiG petiiiOn, JLagonsnt bv lean.
Wal De had against you .Or the 3mv1n Mt t1ei Elm e.,inr,
with costs.
J. SWEET, Af,y for PIG
ordered mat the f%oTeeoins no.iee De published IN Il,
NeDfaska AdHerusef, az he law IA such cases provide
ANDREW W, P~ENILAND Geek by
hARLE Z. DORSEY, Deputy.
BrOTnville, Nov. & Nv
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
TERRITORIAL Board OF Agriculture.

AT meeting Of a majority OF the Ter
ritorial Board of Agriculture, held at the
Herndon House, in the city Of Omaha, on
Saturday the Goth day of October, in pur-
suance of a call of a majority of said
board, S provided for in the fifth section
of the act passed at the present session of
the Legislative Assembly making provi-
sion for the organization of said board.
On motion, Gen. ]. M. Thayer was
called to the chair and A. d. Jones cho-
sen Secretary.
On motion, said Board proceeded to the
election Of permanent officers for the en-
suing year., which resulted as follows:
President-R. w. Furnas.
Secretary-A. D. Jones.
Treasurer. M. Thayer.
On motion, 1t was agreed upon to elect
a Board of Managers consisting of five
members, and the election ordered result
ing in the following selection:
Board of Managers.
E. H. Chaplin, of Douglas.
NJ. S. Reeves, of Otoe.
II. Baird. of Dakota.
Broad Cole, of Cass.
e. Bobst, of Pawnee.
On motion,
Ordered, That the Board of Agriculture
proceed to determine by lot the time that
each member of said Board shall serve,
which was accordingly done and allotted
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Interesting 70 Newspaper Publish
HrA in Nebraska.

Since u return we have been look.
ing over the Advertiser books in order to
figure up the fortune made during our
absence. Reader. what do you think
were the cash receipts during eight weeksa
Eight dollars and tsrenty cents, all told J!
During that time our Office expenses
alone were Mres hundred and eighty dol
Iars!! If that is not encouraging, will
some one tell us what it is. Why, it
would break up the "oldest a in the
county," nrt E Z
Now we are determined that a "new
leaf shall be turned" We have hereto
fore signifed our willingness to wOrkfOr
"chips and whetstones.p But when we
have done the work, we want some kind
ofpay, and we are determined to have it.
To those who are, and have been for a
long time indebted to us, we say we don't
want your money (sour grapes), because
we know you have not got it to give US
but we do want your trade Of all kinds,
and we know you have that, and can pay
US in that way just as well as not. We
will not attempt to enumerate what we
can make use of, and will cheerfully take
in liquidation of Indebtedness; but simply
say that anything man, woman, child,
horse, COW, hog, or dog, can cal, drink,
or wear wood, brick. shingles, stone coal
or saw logs, will all be acceptable. Now
"don't all speak at once"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Public SAFE.

Notice l. hereby gwen MT b virtue o. t~rnsteessi
trust executed On TIE O4.hl fsrresn16 49, Dct,be
~ TO- ~ Cofnelhs hastin and reco-dcd in 10
iscorde. : NICE q Nemaha county. Nebraska TsrriTq
I after " Hsekney admiai,fr.eor - a. esf,ie 81
sola miilam Parker viii from fhsc,snrr Of Seeti
ana Aain streets IN the town d BrvwnvII.e in -
Oe.~eeh me hours OF nine O'Clock a d ard 70.
y aooo sell 70 the higheet bidder for cash in had ~
l.iieV1ug described land. IA Wit thesaufh-eAst quartz
VI seeLsn No thirteen in Tsvnship No. Ave. nOrnH
Bange M. thirteen east &c The six-b p-;,.;n.I merldB
IA Nebraska I~eFFit@ry and 70 execute . deed to y.
puaehaser. The same 90 be sold 90 satisfy . cef'n.
gsomlssoty note deseribedin said deed said Dose ee'
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11

it, is sufficient to convince any
reasonable man that the opposition TO the
democracy are generally in favor Of sPe-
cal Legislation.
There are a few who are ranked with
the opposition as Independents and Wings
but have not allied themselves yet to any
party, who are somewhat consistent and
endeavor somewhat to avoid spending
the time of the House ~fruitlessly.
GEN. DoAEE.
Burt county may well be proud Of her,
joint councilman, who is diligent in duty,
attentive to the immediate interests of his
constituents, ~persevering in his efforts to
accomplish what he deems essential to
the advancement Of the Territory; and his
gentlemanly course towards his fellows,
endears to him manywaFmr and compani-
enable friends. He is an agreeable
speaker, and is found active in all the
principal debates before the Countil.
APPoRTIoNMENT.
This question is now before both boz
dies, and is looked to with much interest.
Should this Legislature succeed in pass
ing an apportionment bill, it will be the
first during the Territorial organization.
There are several new counties provi-
ded for, which will cut down the repre-
sentation Of some of the older ones, 1t
will probably require as much time as any
bill of its length during the session, and
pass withmore personal feeling than any
other.
WASHINGTON COUNTY SEAT.
Here is one Of the old sores of past
Legislation revived, This question was
settled ina bitter contest originally, when
the county seat was located at Fort Cal
houn, and has continued to trouble every
session since.
A bill removing the county seat of JUS
tice to De Soto passed the House on Sa'
turday last.
The question of the removal of the
county seats of Richardson, johnson
Cass, Cunning, Dixon, Platte, Hall, But.
tier and others, has been introduced into
the House and taken upmuch Of its time
MEMBERS LEAVING.
Several of the members left on Sunday
and Saturday, and will continue to depar
one by one until the end of the session
as the Secretary refuses TO pay any more
expenses, either in the way of per diem
2 postage, stationery, or anything else, ant
it is presumed not to be profitable to con
tinue any longer if the pay has TO come
from the Territorial treasury.
CAPITOLIUM.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Public E0tiep

Notice Is hereby given thai By vi tue o. . trustees.j
Vesie7 "a William L P1fkef tiDce deceased BY dec
tIa-t executed On the seventeenth day u OctObsf :,
1901, oy Thomas Sfaiey aud rec ,rded IN the reee'uss
einee - kemaha e iuntya Nebfaska Territory on Ysrr
shfee nund "a and afty fouF snd thee hundred Sna y
nve VI Deed Bok All Wslter ~ H1chney sdn5g
istrat0f ofthe estate 20 said WIIIamL Parker ~
rom the corner 20 Main sud Second ttrehts in heW4
Oi BfeWuviile in said c unty between The hours ~ -
O'Clock A n and fcr~ e'cisck Pm on he tweny-esss
day Of n vefnber A D 1858 sell II ne highest o..
for Cash in bandthe foIfwing described land t.
ne southeast csaTter n seci1n number nrty-h..e
township uTunbe- eve north 0f RANGE nuuber w..
e'st OF The sixth principal meridlani ia Nebraska M
tory snd 70 execute adeed a. the purchaser. Ineesd
10 be sold 10 satisfy a certain prumissoTy ncte co.
10 said deed, said n0te being unpaid. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
THE ADVERTISER.
r. W. FURNAS. EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. q. 1888.
The L~egisIature.

AMO AOSACaotAAO' i
The fifth session Of the General As
sembIy Of Nebraska adjourned sine de
on Thursday last the 4thp We have at
considerable expense endeavored to keep
our patrons posted weekly as to the do
ings Of that body by the employment of
zuuE=xbls orrespondent[sCapito
who was constantly in attepdance during
the sessions Sfbo,h branches Of the Lee
Rislalure. He is a ready and pointed
writer, and bis letters have been read
with inseres.A we have also in prepara-
~tion-alisl of al the acts passed
which we will place before our readers
next-week. We fnd our affairs, discon-
neeted with the Advertiser, IN such q
7shapela as 10 demand our immediate and
almost exclusive attention for few weeks
syetsaftez attending TO whiehwe viii be
on hand with our "quill" in detail as TO
many important general acts passed.
As to the doings of the Legislature, we
think we are safe in saying that no in
teIiigent mind can reasonably complain.
A vast amount of useful and much need
edAegislation has been attended TO. Nc
session has ever been so harmonious, and
productive Of so much good. We now
have as good code Of laws as any Ter
-riory has or ever haa-in fact, few il
.abv States have better. The Criminal
Code Is that Of New York as westerAizeC
and adopted by Illinois. The Civil Code
is that Of Ohio, with slight alterations
The School law is the, Ohio law as neal
q could veil be. The Revenue law i
principally new and suited to our -~localit!
ana the age in which we liye-it is good
The general law TO "icense and regulat'
the sale of malt, vinous and spirituou
.liouors,o is We think most excellent. 1t
principal features are. q minimum (S25
and maximum (S500) fee, and a minim
,um, $4,000 and maximum (S5oOO
bond, thai ii may be used either as a /
cen or prOhibitOry law as public oPI
Mon may warrant or demand. The reve
nue. arising from fees and fines go int
the common school fund. The count
commissioners grant the license exceI
m incorporated towns, where the cOrpOl
ate authorities control the matter
The new A~ppOrtionment law for th
House Of Representatives gives to Nem'
ha county four members exclusive,
place Of three jointly as before.
The county line between OtOe and M
maha was so changed that Nemaha &c
the whole Of what is Familiarity known {
IN Kissicks Island"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Letter from the Plains.
fish Hollow, Oct. 2. 1853.

SdSn HOtGOU, OCI' X 1000.
FRIEND FURNAs:-
We have come to anchor for a few
hours in this far famed Hollow, not long
since the theatre of a severe conflict be-
tween Gen. Harney's command and the
allied bands of Sioux Indians. ] find the
exterminating hand Of the pale face has
not been confined alone to the destruction
of the aboriginalS at this place, but the
groves of cedar and wild ash flowers that
greeted the traveller a few years since,
rendering this one of the most beautiful
and picturesque scenes for a landscape
painting from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
now presents scarcely a vestige of its
former transcendent beauty. A sunset in
Ash Hollow then was u~nequaled by that
of the world renown scene in Valparaiso.
The Salt Lake mail passed US last
night, but as usual is barren of any news
of interest. We are daily meeting ofic-
ers en- route to the States, who report all
tranquil. Produce of all kinds very low
in the city. presume the great farce
enacted by the President of sending
troops and munitions of war to Salt Lake
is drawing to a close. The course pur-
sued by the Mormons will remain un-
checked, and they may persist in their
course of sedition and rebellion while
Governors and other civil authorities are
received kindly and Hospitality, enter
tanned by President Young, and enjoying
the society of his women.
The health of the plains continues very
good. All hands have been we'll supplied
with buffalo meat, antelope and long ear
ed rabbits, which | consider superior as
an anti-scorbutic to all the dissicated veg
etables Uncle Sam sends on the road.
Among mountain men scorbutic diseases
are unknown. We have the Platte wa.
ter in all Its purity of sand, r%ivaling the
mad Missouri during a rise. Like many
others who pass this road, / was under the
impression that the sand in the Missouri
was supplied by the Platte, until | visited
the upper Missouri where found White
Earth river flowing through the mau-
UaiseS terres or bad lands came out thick
with white sand. Milk river also fur
nishes a good supply Of sand, above which
the Missouri is clear. What Uncle San
will ever be enabled to convert these bad
lands into, is, think, extremely problem.
atical, that is, 10 benefit the Government
or mankind. In passing from Fort La.
rnmie to Fort Pierre, a distance of say
five hundred miles, it is one bleak, barrier
and d~esolate waste, resembling mountain,
and valleys of chalk. destitute of vegeta,
ton, not even relieved as the great Saba,
"a by an o-ccasioral oasis. The optics
illusion is such that man may imagin,
himself approaching cities, cathedral
with hh spires or almost anything else
Oar friend Capt. John Beard is getting
along remarkably well, and is far ad
|, yanced Cd The road 10 the city of tn,
/ Saints.
:, WYREKA.
No news from the Illinois election vet
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
Public Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a ~trustesshP
Ecu IN nHlamAB- Parker (since eeceHsedl by 6ee
q trust executed on the FourtseUtb dsv of Oc,,ber Al
go ey James II. Aasln, and recorded In the Record'
I : once o. Nemaha county. Nebraska Territory, 90
p-ses lhlee hundred and f~Urty-dve and three -hunfTel
and foriy4six o. Deed book aAy5I W,fter " Hackney-
aomlDistratOr Of The estate Of said William Z. PArkeE
VIII nom the corner Of Second aud hsin streets n he
town u Bruwnvilie ~ said county between the b0ursa
nine a'ci0ck A N and four 1ei,ck p 81. en- the txenCr
eighth Cay Of november AID 1888 EEL % the highcf
bidder f0r cash in hand The fvlh wing described lard. o.
Wit: the nOrtbeasT quarter II section number tbfrteen
in Township number ave msrth % fsnee number thl'
teen east ~ the SIKH principal metieian IN NebrssD
Territory. and 70 exeenie a deed a. the purchaser. ne
same . De sold 10 satisfy q certain pronisserv note e.
serbed in said deed, said nOse being Set unpaid. 1914
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11

and as the pummeled cOrpOrisity Of spo-
kendike struck upon the cold, cold ground,
he could only ejaculate-"Oh NELL"
find he OWED ham I!
YE MORALE.
Persones who go aboute en~deavOring to
collect ye debts in ye Territory of Neb-
raska, are apte to faile in ye Oblecte
thereofe, and alsoe, likewise, to obtaine
we broken heade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-11
AnAct
To establish a Territorial Board of .Agri-
culture.

To establish a Territorial Board of Agri-
Sec. l. Be il enacted by the Council
and House of Representatives of the
Territory of Nebraska, That whenever
twenty or more persons, residents of any
county of this Territory, shall organize a
Society for the improvement of Agricul-
ture within said county, and shall have
adopted a constitution and bylaws agree
able to the rules and regulations to be
furnished by the Nebraska Territorial
Board Of Agriculture hereinafter created.
and shall have appointed the usual and
proper Off ;erS; and when the said Soci-
ETY. shall have raised and paid 10 the
treasurer, by voluntary subscription or Nv
fees imposed upon its members. any sum
IN each year not less than fifty dollars
and whenever the President of said So
eiety shall certify to the County Clerk the
amount thus paid, atteSted by the oath OF
the Treasurer before a magistrate, il
shall be the duty Of the said County CLERK
to draw an order on the Treasurer Of the
county In favor of the President and
Treasurer of said Society for a sum
equal to the amount thus raised. Provid.
ed it does not exceed half a cent to each
inhabitapt of said county. upon the basi:
Of the fast vote cast for delegate to Con.
gress allowing five inhabitants for each
vote then cast, but not to exceed in any
county the sum of two huudred dollars
and it shall be the duty of the Treasures
Of said county TO pay the same.
SEC. 2. That it shall be the duty o
the several county societies which may b,