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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21
LNXTENsION AkG kTA. .Iuat vsrciscd, lot
II oi beautiful Skirts said b- proof wealth
Call aoon. fjy 2Oisl n. GuGGENiiEIMER.
XXIEED,A PATENT AZ MING N A MINEa

N -
or. Call .oon. fly 2orsl " GCGGENHrIMER.
XX7EED's PATENT AZ WING MACHINE.
w THIS is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE
offered in this market both the quality Of its work its 4"
rseiy and simplicity rht Operation Of j. easier larne
the fines, silk the heaviest cloth leather either o
evenly laid seam much hpe than ordinary hand work While
both sides Of the cloth slit he'd alike ri'aing beauty
requires repairing atd simple operate,
perform all ordinary repairs on it, until .worn With
Eeds Patent Sfrias Machines vii hest the o
Families all kinds "f Manufacturing Cohiers Taors, boot
and shoe Makcrsor Others requiring in their work
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers will find this Machine
much than the ordinary way. Families who require
much sewing will lind this Machine particularly adapted
pay frit Taiios will fnd great saving nsng this
Ing Machine besides being always superior quality
work thar does not rip easily md that o"ks much nj than
hand work. Boo ard Shoe NJ nutacu Thou
sands of Dollars by using this Machine while for many
e work done "n leather ~ this Machine is better than
d.ne in kny ohe, way
purchased Wteds Patent StNins Machine
ed it wholly Cor family but 1t mn.ilad :,
of our n-ia hbors testify To the superiority
wok done in hi. way both in mt Of beauty and strength
and feel confident for this alone the machine has
Dor e"rgh to pay its cost One of negLbors who has
large pl,utaon VS. is worth the Of his best
hands the tine king clothes for tho
Mschc have sold In this ylciny has given
satisfaction. Machines from
you
E,,rac. from letter written by gentleman. owning
ing Ndchn ha been in almost constant since bought
and with the best practical results In less
weeks the them finish ed complete
clothes each of hu, dr,d and
and find the time saved using them
than paid their cost
Another Planter used employ three four hands
making clothes for the rest but purchased
Hted. sep,ns Machine hand sewing
whole plantation while my making nearly
all the clothes OF the family feel confident the Machine
for itse.f every three months.
We wish all who need Machine examine these as they
simplest and best for Family Plantation any
9th where stitch Is required Price of Weeds
Seeing Machine 200 and el30
WHITNEY q LYON. Psoprietors,
3i5 broadway aysNew York.
E4' Sold by A. &. ENGLEDOVE, dealer In Fanny Goods
AnIIn ke Iiynchhnr1 MIA
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CCANO nOUsE IN V.YNCU nU R0,-AS II may

pd!mAr3tawYm JOHN u MCSby. IN.
GCANO HOUSE IN B.YACuBU 0G.-Ath Il may
u not be generally KIN that Guano and other sttssgs
can lie bought Iynchbuv ed tssns ~ In suV olhee
market with regular added In justice ~ myself -
well ~ tor the bcnedf the farming community pub
ish that fact intend 10 keep hand good supply OF al
the app owed FtEcr. and. deal largely than
other "uae IN tho cry In them think Icsa safsy say
-el chea pu ibnn any other house u csttanly
10 tho interest 4" tho patrss hccAuso fhsrxby
they enabled purchase Fertilizers Al as low prcs
any other narke II oil aud trouble Ptease
cosct this and nuy om else now offer for sale. In
ators and % arrive t#I
M InpssSS | A Peruvian Qnano,
100 Rccses Manipulated C3uano.
100 Sombrero Lump and Ground,
50 Brown 81 xran Guaoo,
80 Eldr lsa nd Dusno,
100 Plaster Lump and Dronnd.
% Krtilrw ellis Potash and Pisster,
2W Sacks LiveryW sail, prime quality .. ..
FARM ivns the Canal bro. Lynchburg can b sup
piled ih lr landings they Will make q
nua i7is wM A. MILLER, On Basin
lkNLY ~ 10, - II PEN YzRD-JMs
~ opened. tH = fre .asa u .f4
?0h Nmrds sup'r R'k SILK e7!c, bargain.
81 Seits French Wort, 10 he snid cheap,
80 Pieces Irish Linens at Tic, worth Soc, -
aug l7's JONN ABRAHAM6.
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NHPREN ~ AsHINtsl.EA.-aO9O .,press Shingles
u 90 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale By
ANDERSON, LANFORD Il Co. ON Canal
mar Il, LanShornes 8 MI
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nOWDEN's DENTAL FLUID. SMELLS Tooth
- Powders. For salt by J II. THOMPSON n co,
Jy 3lts druggists
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner Main and Wall Streets,


NHE undersigned have leased the above Hotel for tsrm
u years and fully prepared 70 receive their
friends and tho public 7 ry intend 10 make the ~ ChGlss
In all rssprcts comfortable aud agree.bls 10 ~ vsrcah
Board q rs per day. THOS B. p. MORAN,
y2d!mA cQiawpn JOHN n MOSBY. JW
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LYNCHH.,SsS HH.SsSn WAREHOUSE. \ & AH.s;E vIH!oU

IvSCnH he3S. SVK1O VI: 0b'
VUNHE SUBSCRIBER has leased tor Of years. the
above named valuable property lu this city respect
fully solcs tho of his friends and the public gen.
orally, The appointment Of inspectors has given
Aessrs IL. kecker of Amherst and Ro j. Boaz ppo
nsa who are in every way qualified for the duties Of
hee well known and dsservedy worthy the public
hdence EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
Jan l2-ts
HARPKK's M AGAZINK, for A.gas1, jasa
h receivcdat Uy 2sts II. C. vfCTdRS.
6NOX,s q ELAIsNE "A supply Of CoA's
~ Sparkling Gelane with printed directions for Aakng
Jelly without boiling srainng and without eggsY Also
Coopers r. hned sheet and Shred Gelane. sale
apl Tits JOHN II. 81 AY, Druggist.
n PIECE sUPK u BL ~ FRENCH CLOTH,
Il great bargain to be sold of by LIST September.
aug 3.N JOHN J. PURvIS. Ag'L
61OSTAR'S Rat, ROANM AND 6UG RX.
~ 1ERMINATOR-Asuppiyju just received and for by
jy2su W. 4. 6TRUTHER 4 90
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MAGSIflCENT SCHEME.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
HAVANA PLAN,

HANA = 4 PLAN,
THIS Is THE OLD MODE OF DRAWING.
PRIZES IN ONE WHEEL AND TICKETS IN ANOTHER
Eeery Prize is dra,cn out,
Prizss Paid ~ Full, without amy Deduction.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
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NOTuCE-At ~ n meeting ot the u oard 81 ID.
~ rert"s ot the Virginia aud Tenncse" Railroad Company
held al the "nce t the Company. In The rt Iynchburg
Saurda, tho i7h II January, ls' tho following resolutions
adopted
Ou notion Rsorsd That from and after tho Of Feb
next The Virginia aud Tenn, Railroad Cam wi
Tor stock Killed by trains running this read unless
br clearly show that snch stock KILLED In
Il" the cupabc nrggcnce Of the Employ
Company.
Rssord That all claims against tha Company n loss of
damage to poodr produce MIST he within thirty
ia, from the time such ARTICLES houd hasr been de>
Cop, from the minu,s
aplcan wM n HUGHES. secv
COLLECTION 1.i july, 1S5A.-My friends
~ and customers who indebted either old
count since the Isl January lA Will please
and settle before the ars Of August viii ing
good deal ol touhi. and .rpnst 10 ne.
Hep Iy nJta l., l.. AVMlSTEAD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SKY-LIGHT PICTURN6


o5 CENTS.
lAN ACCOUNT n the great demand f,r CHrAp PFC
" the Subscribers have reduced thr price Of their essul
SkilloHT AMBkoTYP PES and MELAlNOTY PES 10 Is
and ~ Ia (eass. fsoiadiax Il Asndso~t CtSE
Tine as-ortm-a, Of beautiful Fancy Cass Breastirns.
ioche,. &c always On hand Now the ,imel Come one.
come all
~ Operating hours ffo,n7 A " ,tin7rM.
n H. TANNER a. co Main 81,
ly 1918 , docr- from Rrdg-s,
ohkr FOR INV -Fsr~h Gers asa sch b,
~ arrow Eoo erackeis ac.arnni Sage. 1apiora, ber
muda Arrow Root Also for medicinal purposes pure Old
Port Wno, blackberry Wine Old Madeira, frenc Brany,
Porter, Ac- For sale by J. II. THOMPSON Il co.
iy 2lis Druggists
nRANGEs AND LEMONs-J1st received.
" dirrct irom New York
10 Boxrs Oranges.
IL DO. Lemons,
In prime or,ier, For ssle low hy r. A. BOYD.
ly plts
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y. There ignorant and worthless Quacks
esng themselves, Physcans and copying DIR JoHs-
Ius's Advertisements Shoe Medrs BGof Blacks Lamp Trim
mr.. &C. Fnitry and Conpb, Iiators whose lives instead
he Noble Science OF Medicine have been spent In he
l,rai Capacity styling themselves Regularly Edn
Pa.cars imposing upon the inex percpced and
pens rny with and running the health of all unfortunate
y falling power that DR. Johnston deems
uecisy to those cquantod with his reputation
his credentials diplomas alw ays hang In his office
HIS KEMEDIE and treatment entirely unknown to
ali other prepared from life spent In the great hospitals
and this and Q extensive
practic than other nh yscan in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
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WAGONS! WAGONs!:-I have hand i've
w very superior two Horse Wagons. with II inch iron
axles with pins and wood work well seasoned and finished
Manufactured tor ourselves. For sale low:
jy 2lts y. N. SIMPSON.
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sssssis e8s has ssra:',.tia4 esis
.el.D4 ssA "s&sssg as,a:s@saA sda
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LNOK sAEE.-
II IS Shares Exchangc Bank Stock,
is Do Mcrci ans'
5000 Orange a Alex'a n. X Bonds.
1900 Va d Tenn Income Bonds, ~ years IN run,
so Shares Ga. stock PETERS, SPENCE CO
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Fernando Wood.

Mr.. Mason BINeHAM, of New York,
now in this Territory, paid our City a
visitlast week. He says we done injus-
tice to Mayor Wood in publishing par
agraph from the N. Y. Times, in relation
to the GovernOrship of this Territory
Fernando Wood has not applied to the
Administration for the Governorship of
Nebraska; has not consented to accept
the office should it be offered him by the
President; yet should he accept, he will
leave New York forever, and invest his
capital-several hundred thousand dol
lars-in Nebraska. Mr.. Bingham con-
siders the Times poor authority for Dem
ocrats, even worse than the Tribune.
While speaking of the Governorship
we will state that if the unanimous wish
of the citizens of this Territory has much
influence with the Administration, Judge
BLACK will be our next Governor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Our Trade Important to the PeO-
DIe of BrOWnVilIe,

Nothing can efectually and perma-
nently builds up town but extensive trade,
and those points deficient in this respect
must sooner or later go down. We can
not complain for want of a full share of
the patronage of this and portions of ad-
joining counties.
The business of Bronwnville has in
creased greatly in the last year; not how
ever, as much as it should have DONE
This has been owing to the want of effort
on the part of our leading men, who have
and are still, accumulating, it appears,
money as rapidly as they care about. A
safe and profitable trade is carried on, and
this seems adequate to satisfy their
avaricious. propensities. All we'll, so far,
yet it is evident, with proper exertion,
your business can be conducted on a much
larger scale. We have the people whose
custom should come here, and if you go
to work IN the right way, 1t Will come
no doubt about that.
Merchants at other points have taken
an immense portion of the trade which
should pournits rich harvests into your
pockets, and the very reasonable inquiry
may be suggested, how has il been dine
I
Why, simply this, those merchants have
gone out through the interior, made ac-
quaintances, talked TO, and with the set
tiers, built, or subscribed literally to bridg.
es across streams; opened up roads, and
kept on hand all varieties of goods, and
sold them.
All admit that even a part of the trade
of our Oscn county goes to points Ouside
Of our county limits. This should not be
We need the trade, not only of Nema
ha, but of Johnson, Clay, Pawnee, Gage
Jone $, and portion of Richardson
We must and viii command the trade be
fore long; it is ours geographically, and
all that is required to concentrate it her,
now, is little more enterprise and ener
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Miss Mary Turner

Has, we are informed, received a new
supply of Bonnets, Dress Trimmings, and
Millinery of every description. We will
not attempt to describe her stock of goods,
as we confess the most profound igno-
rance of the various articles of women's
apparel; but the ladies who have visited
her Store, speak Of it in terms of the
highest praise. She deserves liberal pat
ronage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Correspondence from the Capitol
y Omaha. Oct. IL, 1858.
SPECIAL LEGIsLATIoN.

~ a-A.rt aOn10tu, OCls lli 4OOO'
SPECIAL LEGISLATION.
The Democratic members of the Legis-
lature came 10 the Capitol apparently de-
termined TO first attend to the passage
of general laws, and then, if time per-
.lnitted, to spend such time as might be
necessary to the passage of such local
bills as might be found requisite to satisfy
the demands of those who desire but lit
tie else.
In order to show how the matter stood
at an early day Of the session, when the
democracy had the viii Of their constitu-
q ents fresh in ti.eir memory, as ascertain.
2 ed from them direct whilst soliciting theil
. essential aid in the way of their sufrages
to elevate them to the prominent positions
they now occupy, | propose to give the
vote on the following; A Resolution tt
the effect that no special Legislation shculC
be considered until the general laws 81
much demanded by the people shall have
passed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21

gy on the part of our citizens. particular
ly trading men and merchants.
Come gentlumen, put your shoulders
to the wheel" All are mutually and in
.terested in extending the business Of
Brownville, Be watchful, be diligent, be
energetic, and your efforts "like bread
east upon the waters, will return after
many days" d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Legal Notice

II PBennett & Coz Nemaha county district Court
vs. of the Second Judicial district,
William Rose and Nebraska Territory.
William RottOn TONovtmber term AID 1858.
To William Rose and William Rotton, the above
named defendants.
on are hereby notified that from the Office Of the
clerk Of the Nemaha district Court Of the Sscond
Judicial district Of Nebraska Territory, there has
on the 18th day of October 1853 issued from the
said Nemaha county district Court writ Of sum
mons against you, returnable 10 the November term
Of said Court, TO be begun and held at the city Of
BroWnville in said Nenaha county on the sixteenth
day Of November D 1858, and notifying you that
there would be on or before the first day Of NOYem-
Der 1898 on file in the Office Of the clerk Of tho
said \ Nemaha county district Court the petition 0f
the above named plaintiffs, wherein they claim 0f
You the sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars with
interest on the same at the rate Of Eve per
month from the first day Of April A 1858 yupon q
certain promissOry note made by YOU on 20 wit the
| first day Of OetOber4D 1887, whereby YOU promse
TO pay unto the Or!er Of Julian Metcaf six months
after the date thereof the sum Of two hundred and
nifty dollars Withinterest on the sue A. the rate Of
hYe per cent per month from the maturity Of the
SAID note, the said note being giFeH for value rec
elYed, which said nOte has been endorsed by the
s4id Julian Metealf and made payable unto the
above named plaintiffs. BOZ
And whereas the said summons above mentioned
has been returned BY the sheriff Of the said Nemaha
county as toyoq the said William Rose and William
| RottOn "nOt found" " .I5lrs4 ssirlII
Now therefore, this is to notify you the said WI
/ liam Rose and William RottOn thai 1piess YOU ap-
pear on or before the second day os the said Noyem
Der term Of the said Court to be held as aferosaid
and answer TO said petition &C the plaintiffs, iidg
ment will be rendered againt you in the said SUI
FOR default and the plaintiffs win have judgment iG
/ the sum IN said petition demanded. ~ .rseT
L. G. JOHNSON, Atty for PPfs.
Itis hereby ordered that the abOv notieeb be pub
lishedfor four successive weeks in the Nebrasa Ad
vertiser as is required BY law EFETTfl u
| go - ANDREW w. PENTIaAH D, 'CIsrk,
- ByTCHAS. g. DORSEY, Deputy.
/ 0ctober 81 y5Q ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Fall and Winter Goods.

Mr.. HILL returned a few days ago
from New York, where he procured a
large stock of Fall and Winter Goods.
A portion of his goods has arrived, the
balance he expects on the next boat. As
his goods were purchased at New York,
he can afford to sell them cheaper than if
procured from St. Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Leeal Notice.

= E. 3 a
William Ferguson and) Nemaha County district
r. a. Ferguson Court Of the Second Judicial
vs. fdistriet fSebraska Territory.
ThOs. p. Haywood TO November Term D 1858
TOrThos =. Haywood, the above named defcadant.
This Is to notify you that whereas a writ Of sum
mons has issued against you from the Neuaha
county district court Of tho Ssccnd Judicial district
Nebraska Territory to wit the the l9th day Of De-
tOber A D 1888, returnablc to the November, Term
Of said Court to be held in the city Of Brownville
in said Nemaha county the sixteenth day q ~ "
ember 1856, ,summonsrg you to answer ~ ~ the
fore the second day Of said term the n
above named plaintiffs William Fergusool ~ =
Ferguson 10 be on fle in the Office Of the ~
the said Neuaha county district court on OF oeioe
the first dav Of November A 1888, wherein IN. sll
Plaintiffs claim Of you the sum Of Two Aanare4 anu
ten dollars and eighty cents with interest on the
at the rate OF ten Per cent per annnm Ion TIC
5th day of June A D 1858 upon certain pronissorY
note made by you unto them on to vii the day and
year last aforesaid for the Of two hundred and
ten dollars and eighty cents, payable sixty days Of
ter date with interest the same at the rate Of ten
per cent per annum, it being given FOR value received
And whereas the said summons has been returned
by the sheriff Of the said county mot found as you
the said Thos. 2. Haywood. Ct N.Iti
Now therefore, you are hereby notified that unlss.
you appear at the next November term Of the said
Nemaha county district court to be held aforesaid
and answel on befoye the second day Of the said
term the said petition cf the plaintiffs, that the1
judgment viii be rendered against yOu on the ssil
petition per default and the plaintiffs recover o.
you tho sum demanded in The said petition, 4
ft5l U. c. JOHNSON, Atty for Pl IS,
It is hereby ordered that the above notice bep9O-
lished iu the Nebraska AdvoFtser for four sueees'
weeks as is provided by law.
A W PENTLANp, CLERK.
By yCHAS. g. DORSEY, deputy
October 2lst IS u17
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Clothing.

d. SE1GEL, of the Baltimore Clothing
Store, has Just received a large assort-
ment of Fall Goods, which he will sell
at astounding cheap prices. Those want
ing a neat article will have the choice in
calling soon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21

This shows very respectable increase
for an interior county located eighty-fve
miles west of the Missouri river, and of
which Columbus is the county seat
Farmers of Nebraska, let us hear from
you in a similar manner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Thursday, Oct. Z


HOUSE.
Bills Passed.
Joint resolution and Memorial relative
to PunCa Indians
A bill for general law.
COUNCIL.
The contested case of Messrs. Nc
Donald and Dundy was taken up from
the table, and after a recess the resigna-
ton of Mcdonald was handed in. The
committee of-the Whole reported a reso-
luton admitting Dundy to the seat vacat.
ed by Mcdonald, which was carried, and
the oath of office administered to Mr.
Dundy.
Mr. Dundy was appointed on all the
standing committees in the place Of Mr.
Mcdonald.
Bills Passed.
A Joint Resolution and Memorial re.
lative to the Punca Indians.
An act to amend sections 40, 43 and SO
of I'd chapter of Sd session laws.
a bill to incorporate the Cass county
Seminary.
A bill to incorporate the Dempster Bi.
blical Institute.
A bill incorporating the Cass county
Institute.
A memorial for land grant for rail
roads, for four routes running westward
and one running northward.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Monday, Oct. II.

-'ASAAHAg - ONt' i -
HOUSE.
Bills introduced.
BY Mr.. Mason, A bill for the discharge
of insolvent debtors.
BY Mr.. Marquette, A bill to change
and re-defne the boundaries of Calhoun
county.
COUNCIL.
An act Incorporating the Beatrice
and Ferry company, was read third time
and passed.
An act to change the time Of convenins
the Legislative Assembly, was taken u
and passed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
New Invention.

Some ingenious kin5
Escape goat" is about getting out a pa,.'
for extracting liquor from the nose,
old torpors. We speak for the rigb;
Nebraska, d.,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Friday, Oct. s.
HOUSE

Memorial and Joint Resolution for the
construction of Wagon Road from the
Platte river to the Kansas line was taken
up, read third time and passed.
Mr.. Rankin from committee on roads,
reported back A Memorial for a land
grant and recommended It's passage;
read third time and passed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
Saturday. Oct. 9.
Bile Passed.

A bill abolishing the office of attorney
general. A
A bill fixing the time for holding the
general elections.
A bill authorizing certain parties to
erect a mill-dam across the Great Nema-
ha river.
A bill authorizing H. Nuckols and N.
j. Sharp to keep a ferry at Yancton.
A bill to authorize c. NJ. Grover and
others to keep ferry at St. Deroin.
A bill authorizing l. T. Whyte and
others to keepa ferry at Aspinwall.
A bill to amend chap. of laws Of 1857
in relation to district courts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
COU y GIL.
Bills PaSSed.

Joint Resolution and Memorial for the
construction of Wagon road from Platte
river to the Kansas line.
An act relating to salaries of Terrific
rial Auditor and Treasurer, was reported
back from the House, with amendments,
which were conCurred In.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
COUnty Treasurer.

Mr.. RAINET, the Treasurer of /, M
maha county, is now ready to recen
payment of taxes, which must be done b.
tween now and the 1st day of JanusD
next. sAAA sAkNf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
For Cherry Creek.

A company from Pawnee county, num-
bering fifteen men, was last week in our
city, fitting out for the gold mines.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
THE COURT BILL.


This bill in the House on yesterday
consumed the entire day.
1t provides for an appearance and
trial term of court TO commence from and
after its passage.
Originally it contained an tissue
term, which was stricken out in the
Council. Much and learned discussion
was made on this bill. and probably more
than on any other which has been before
the House. The beoks and documents
documents were read and referred to
and more interest was apparently felt BY
both members and lobby than over any
other during the, session. After being
considered in Committee of the Iyholei
came back into the House and was refer.
red. 1t viii pass.
The principal advocates of the bill
we're Daily, Steele, Rankin, Gwyer, ant
those who spoke IN opposition were Col
Iier. Mason, and Stuart, all of whom done
well in the discussion towards gaining
for themselves the reputation of good
sound und eloquent debaters-
In this discussion report was reat
several times as authority purpOrting i
come from tue chairman of the Judiciar,
Committee, as it really did, yet wa
written by the gentleman who made s.
much use of it. The report Of the gen
tleman on the Homestead and the argu
ments Of the same individual in the conr
bill discussion disagreed, for which th,
gentleman who wrote the report woult
read it.
The members and lobby we're prett.
! generally informed that Rankin was thi
author of Mason's report, which did no
sci well on the latter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21
THE ADVERTISER.
r. FURNAs. EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. q, 1868.

During the Editors absence several
friends have consented to write occasion
ally for the .fdUsrtissr. During such
absence, therefore, he will hold himself
responsible only for articles over his own
SIGNATURE, Of"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-21

Another Nebraska paper, the Dahko,
Herald. died recently, II IS the Hfth 1
the present season.