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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

AN IMPORTANT MEDICAL FAcT.--Su,cide
.l70erted By Means Of .4rtifciat Respiration -
Several days ago well known citizen attempts
ed to commit suicide by taking laudanum. lie
swallowed about two ounces and half. As
soon as the fact became known medical aid
was called in, the stomach-pump and other
appliances made, but seemingly all in vain. All
hope oil ayerting death was al last given up by
those in attendance. Some several hours after
the occurrence, the physician OF the family ar
rived, but too late, as was supposed, to do any
good. Tbs tho't struck him, however, of test
ing efficiency Of artificial respiration, SO sue
cessfully used of late in cases of strangulation
Dy water. He proceeded immediately TO work.
and soon began to perceive symptoms of improve
ment. Encouraged. be labnred nm assisfei hu
me dical gentlemen, and 10 the course of nine
hours succeeded in restoring the unfortunate
man. The intended suicide is now well. The
entire success of the experiment is worthy
the attention of the faculty.. Cincinnati Times
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19
From The Boston Traveller
THE BURNING OF THE AUSTRIA.

List to those solemn dirges
Which the wild waves sing,
While o'er the rising surges
Cries of terror ring;
See, from the fated barque
Fierce flames arise,
Where on the waters dark
Helpless she lies.
Never again shall they,
That trembling band,
Clasp friendly hands that wait,
VainIy, on land.
Manly hearts, lovely forms,
Childhood and age,
Midst burning horrors fall,
Or from their rage
Plunging meath rolling waves,
Soon where the deep
Greets them with chill embrace,
Silently sleep
Long in the distant fatherland
Shall fall the bitter tear;
And homes shall long be desolate
For those who perished here;
And o'er them still the winds that sweep
Across the trackless main,
Shall chant requium for the loved
Earth ne'er shall see again.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19
SELECT POETRY
THE DREAM OF HEAVEN

Lo, the seal of death is breaking,
Those who sleep its sleep are waking,
Eden opens her portals fair!
Hark the harps of God are ringing,
Hark the seraph's hymn is singing,
And the living rills are ainging
Music in the immortal air!
There, no more at eve declining,
Suns without a cloud are shi-ing,
O'er the land of light and love;
Heavens own harvest woos the reaper,
Heavens own dreams entrance the sleeper
Not tear is left the weeper,
To proiane the fewer above.
No fTail lilies there are breathing
There no thorny rose is wreathing
In the bowers of Paradise
Where the founts of life are flowing,
Flowers unknown to time are blowing,
Mid superior yerdare glowing,
Than is summed by mortal skies.
There the groves of God, that never
Fade or fall, are green forever,
Mrrored in the radiant tide;
There along the sacred waters,
Un2rofaned by tears of slaughters,
Wander eaIth's immortal daughters,
Each pure immortal bride.
There no sigh of memory swelleth,
There no tear of memory DIV elleth,
Hearts vii ileed or break no more;
Past is all the cold worlds scorning,
Gone the night, and broke the morning,
With scraphic day adorning
Life's glad waves and golden shore.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

CALUMNIAToRs.-C Calunuiators are thos.
who have neither good hearts nor good under
standings. We ought not to think ill of any
one till we have palpable proof, and even then
We should not expose them to others.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

Some hard-money rascal recently perpetra-
ted the following upon the back Of a one dol
lar bill, Bank of Tennessee
''Thou art but the Ghost o. cash,
The spirit of specie dollar,
Thy paper fabrick is but trash,
And all thy promises are holler."
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

To the poor the gosple was preached, not
cnly in the days of Christ, when the common
people heard him gladly, but all ages of the
Church the sweetest, richest pieces of expert
ence in the work of grace are from the poor,
to the poor, and for the poor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

A waggish candidate coming in the course
cf the canvass to tailor's shop, "What wo
look for here" said he, ssare measures, no,
men,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

Tying Mackerel to your coat-tail, and
imagining yourself whale, Is one Of the FIRST
lessons in Goldfish aristocracy.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

We suppose that ego,istical people may be
set down as taking excellent care of themsel-
yes, for every man minds his l.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

He is happy whose circumstances suit his
temper; but he is happier who can suit his
temper to his circumstances.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

What part in a play do drinking men always
like the bast2 The fine ale 10 be sure.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

Why is little nurse maid like tho evening
star? Because's she's nee mass.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

Why are ladies like bells L. Because you
can never fud out their metal until you have
given them ring.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

A Western jury brought in verdict Of
Death BY hanging -about a groggery!'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

Some writer's, in a vain attempt to be cut
ting and dry, give US only what is cut and
dried.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

True friendship is like sound health its
laIue is seldom known until i is lost.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

A FAIR Turn understand, Mr. Jones,
that you turn anything neater than any
other man in town.
fYes, Mr.. Smith, | said So
sAheml Mr. Jones, don't like to brag, but
there is nobody on earth can turn thing as
we'll as l can whittle.'
sPooh, nonsense, Mr.. Smith, talk about
whittliEg-what can you whittle as we'll as
can tIrn!'
anything, everything, Mr.. Jones. just you
name the article that | can't whittle that you
can turn, and / will give this dollar if ldcn' I
do it to the satisfaction of these gentlemeu
present. Here Mr.. Smith tables the dollar J
'Ahem! Well, then, Mr.. Smith, suppose we
take Two grindstones, just for a trial, you
know, you whittle the one, while | turn the
other
"A fair sell.' Mr.. Smith stared for mo-
ment and vamosed. The forfeited dollar was
quickly disposed of by those present with great
glee.
SPITE.--The Harrisburg Patriot and Union
tries to say some very severe things of the
americans, because they did not preserve
distinctive organization in the recent contest.
Its shot, however, falls short of the wark, ead
nls not likely that anybody will be hurt by
,heA. II the Patriot and Union pretends to
DC newspaper, it ought to know something of
party politics, and any one With the sense of an
oyster, who has beon in Pennsylvania for the
last two or three years, knows that the opposi-
aon OF Americans 10 the Republican, move
,hehi was on account of its sectionalism. That
having teen abandoned, there could be no oh
yee'ion 10 union with them upon national
oa'ls This was accomplished, and the happy
result has cheered the heart of the good old
iArystone State. Americans arc very comfort
""ie 'ihfer the infection of Locofoco wrath. In
'e9' they rather ike il, and If indignant exple-
ives vail mitigate the horrors Of defeat, the or
''''' OF tue great king are welcome to explode
"'i".-- Dafy .Ne'cs
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

Some judges commit s,es, s,,'at'
Slssssssssfssing criminals
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
Omaha Land once.

We have among other matters, neglect
ed to notice the resignation Of Col. ]. A.
PARkER, Register al the Omaha Land
Office, and the appointment of his son
JoHY A. Parker, Jr., to fill the vacancy.
The Col. goes TO Washington city. See
his card in another column. Those haY-
inc land business to look after viii do
well 10 consult PARKER& Co.
With young Mr.. Parker, we have an
acquaintance which warrants US IN saying
that the Office of Register at Omaha IS
still in good hands.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
L.B. Jennings, st. Joseph.

We have heretofore
spoken frequently of the extensive Who
iesale Grocery House of J. B. JENN1KGs.
St. Joseph, Mo, and it is only necessary
now for US to remind those of our mer-
chants who viii soon be making their
spring purchases, to not forget this House.
Everything IN that line car there be had.
Groceries, Oysters-the celebrated Fielt
Ovsters-Preserved Fruits, Dried Fruits
Extra Fine Segars, Bottled Ale, Extr'
Fine Scotch, SC, sc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11

We neglected last
week to notice the organization of a
branch of the Methodist Church IN this
city. A~protracted meeting was held the
week previous; Revs: GoOde, Cannon,
Powell, Gordon, and Horn, officiating. A
number joined the Church "by letter.
and also quitea number as new beginners,
We trust this In The beginning Of much
good, and that other denominations may
also organize and assist in furthering OF
the cause Of religion in this new country
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
To correspondents.

We have on hand quite an accumula-
non of literary correspondence which we
cannOt at present find DON for. Our
friends must bear with US patiently, until
We get through with other and more I'M
portant matters.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
Bring il Back.

Our devil requests US TO say
that he Will consider himself under obi
CATIONS to the person who borrowed his
axe from the wood pile, and forget to re-
turn it, if he viii do so at his earliest
convenience.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
ADVERTISER.
FEB. II, 1873
TERMS:
UOR WORK.

--.,t extensive additions OF New Type, Cuts,
W ny. Bu5nzes, Cards, &c, made 10 the "Adver-
corr, !, ogf-e. Ne claim 70 be able 70 turn out Jgt Work an
> SaHasL qa as1IIss sia 3 T1y am having f Il Sg smpl Sy' aS
apt-,Iisbed and experienced Fancy dob Printer, IS de-
f sI not 10 be eut-done ia the execution Of Job Work.
cards h.ying one Of tSste-s lslSst I was C TjI
(. - -itb particular attention
800 rom . distance Mil be promptly attended to,
S---r,utod 10 give satisfactiouor no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11

Hon. FENSER FERGUSON, our Delegate
IN Congress, has been admitted to the bar
of the United States Supreme Court.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
School.

School.
The next term of School In this place
vii commence on next Monday. 1t Is
thought there viii be nearly or quite suf-
fcient Of public money to make the COM
ing term a free one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
The Steam Ferry Boat
is COMING TO
ERAsTUs .. PARRER

ERASTUS e. PARKER
IS now pfepsred 70 prepare and make cut Presentation pa-
pers and vibrant them 70 be correct. I have takea ne
trouble 70 post myself upin regard 70 tHe rre-emption
LAYS ant contested Cl2EnS, and viii always feeIplezsure
fne1Fl1E advice, gratis % thcse who mzycaIl on me. Hay-
inga desire 70 remain Permanently settled in Nemaha
county, ] VIII exert ny tine snd talents % the sdvzuce-
mcnt ofsur new and prosperous county and the Territory
at large.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
cFFI0E, one door west Of Crane s MIssfn Brown &
Hailan's new Once, where he can be found Al all tines
during business hours.
Ihzvesonc soed claims to sell Of the hrst choice, tim
bercdand prairie.
ALSG-Seyeral coed and eligible lots in BroNuyille,
which will dispose Of cheap for GaSa or On time, purchAs-
CT paying ten per cent interest.
z. z. PARKER.
Brow1ivilIe, ". T. Oct. IS. 1857. v2ol5iy
- IIIoTT ILTIlnTI-s -
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
National Magazine,

This exceedingly valuable
monthly for February is on our table.
In addition to Its Editorial talent, the
National has engaged the pens of many
Of the best writers IN the land.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
RENLoVAL

Nh GBEAT DEMAxD FOR
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Having rendered more extensive accommodation
necessary. new exhibitions and sales rooms have been
hrtCd up in the large store, IN GLASGOW Bow,
No. l06, Fourth Street.,
Above Locust, and nearly opposite to Vine street,
81. Louis. NO.
TIE superiority Of e. SEWING MACHINES
being universally acknowledged. allusi0l 20 II would
seem supereroEat0rJ. or the vast lumber Of Machines
sold during the sort time the Western Depot has been
established. not one has been returned OF failed 70 yield
the highest satisfaction. This s1ct IS peculiar to Singers
Sewing Machine alone, and proves the substantial
grounds upon which the customarS guarantee Is based
Owl a. Agent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
Fine Scars.

Fine SegarS.
A little the finest quality of Segar we
have "Puffed" for many a day, canbe had
at Clark's, on Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
D = LUbHBAUGH-E JhO- L. CARSON
LU5HBAUGH & CARSON,
BANKERS AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS
Dealers in COin.


Uncurrent Money, Exchange and land Variants,
BROWNYlLLE, NEMAHA co. NJ
Especial attention viii be given to Buying and Selling
Exchange on the principal cities Of the United States,
Gold. Silver, and uncurrent Bank Notes. a constant sup
ply Of Land Warrants on hand for sale FOR CASH, OF en-
tered on time for ~Pre-emptors. All Warrants sold by US
guaranteedin every respect. Will ME DeclaratOTy State
ments Of intention to pre-empt, and prepare Presumption
Papers at short notice. Money loaned upon best securi-
ties, at western rates ofinteTest, and investments made
in Lands or city property for distant capitalists. CoIlcc-
tons upon all convenient points will be promptly attend
ed 10 and proceeds remitGed in exchange, StcurTent rates.
Bills OF Exchange on England, ireland, and France, OBJ
tanned al usual rates, with cost Of EXCHANGE On the East
added. Deposits receivedOn Current account and interest
allowed on special deposits.
OFEICE-Main ST NEAR L. s. Land Once. ~
--REFERENCEs-
Lind. Brother & Co, Merchants, Philadelphia, Pa.
McNaughtOn, CarsOn& Co., :"
4iser : White, Baltimore, Nd.
Young, Carson & Bryant, {"
JnO. Thompson Mason, C0l'r ofPort,
E. NJ. Punderson * Co. Merchants, " "
n. NJ Yeakle & Co. No. Il, Broadway, New York.
Wm. 7. SmithsOn, Esq, Banker, NashiEgtou,p D. c.
J. 7. Stevens, Esq, ASt'y at Law, "
JnO- S. GaIlaher, Late Sd Aud. L. S. 7, g r -tC
Taylor & Kriegh, Bankers, Chieaeo, III
McCIeElsnd, Scruggs& Co. Merchants, St. LouIs, No.
Hon. ThOs- G. Pratt, Annapolis, Nd.
Hon. J. ". Geary, Ex-Gov. Kansas, Penn
Hon. Jas. @. Carson, Mercersburg, Pa.
P. B. Small, Esq, Pres't S. Bank, HagersSOwn, Nd.
Col. Geo. Schley, Atty at Law, F
Charles Parsons & Co. Bankers, Keok1k, Iowa.
h. {. Mutt Co. Council Bluff
Greene, Weare &Ricc, Des MonreS
Douglass & Watson Vrton, ft"
! Col. sam Hambleton, Atty atLaw, Easton, Nd,
Judge Thos. Perry, Cumberland, Nd
Prof. Il. TutvlIer, Havana Alabama
Oct. s. '57-v2-nf5-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11

ERRoR.-Last week an error was COM
united IN arranging the prospectuses of
the Baltimore Patriot and Washington
Star. The line washington, d. C." was
placed in the wrong prospectus. All
right now.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
RICHA1D BRowN, ALExAxpcR HhrLAN.
Pioneer q NEBRASKA L4te C1sh'r NeEshs Vklley -
BROWN e HALLAIM,
N * R /,
ppru~.-rrrr~ rrnnarr H =

6EAOWA G AAlAAI2,
b N * R R@,
BROHNvILLE NEBRASKA.
OR attention win Be sysa . ~ iallsziss cuisines.
70 the busins Of B.nk notes, anl leaning pns1n
good secrrity,
" " and selling of Eastern Ex-Danyn.
" " Lad WARRANTS,
" coiieclin e dehtS IL Nehraska, Iowa, Ecrlhe-s
Missouri, and Kansas
" buying ana selllago u tzrnss town los, Of unin-
{" proved LANDS.
" selection and entry q Lands Tor stttleFs-or
ctbers. either with land NHrr1sts rr mone7.
Remittances can be made e Is mDrzfts, tr Deposited
with Banks or Bankers subject to c-n-OrdEr.
WeWIll enter lands with WarrantsGr Cazh. pay ailfees,
taxes and commissions for one-third u the Ergss pudIs,
acCruing from the sale Of she lands.
IN Nebraska and Kansas from two % tlfcu mai isus
acres Of the finest landsin the Union are beilE offered fcB
sale. Foreign capitalists viii and here ariii feld Ter Ia
vestment. Investments judicioUsly made IN Western
lands and town los arelov paying Eum hfry e avs hun
dred per cent. .
We solicit The patr5nags of the subtle, cfniidcrf Inst
eur experience and knJwicdss in the bualnE.s will e1asls
Us % give entire satisfaction.
Having alarEe acquaintance in The 4isshsippi VALLEY
il viii not be difficult % give Tcherences when rtfatred
BY Correspondents, as regards cur standing; AMI wiliG a. All
times c~heerfully answer all letse-s o. eR{ztrT-
BrOwnvile, June 25h, 1877. ~ q
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
TheWeather

The past week in this region
has been quite changed from that of ten
days ago. 1t is now quite cold and dis
agreeable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

The Tax payers OF Nomaha county are hereby notidel
that taxes are now due, ana that an prepared at al
times receive and receipt for the same Taxes not paid
on OF before the first day " January, 1883, viii be sub
ject to > penalty Of twenty-five per cent. per annUm adj
ditional, according to our Revenue Law.
r 2. RAlNEY Tres- Nnmaha co
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11

The Mail Contracts
For Nebraska we publish
IN full on the fourth page with accompa-
nying Instructions.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
THE
WESTERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.

Is ELIL-aHLI Will
At the Methodist Book Concern, corner of
Main and Eighth St, Cincinnati.
At 81 80 per oHnum, invariably IN GdUGRce.
Subscribers who commence after the beginning Of the
volume win pay in advance 70 the rate Of three cents
Der number.
Communications designed solely for insertion should
BE addressed 70 the Editor. Those on business OF con-
tanning remittances should BE- addressed TO L. SWORN
Etedt and A. Poe
The itinera1t ministers and p~rosehers Of the Methodist
Epscopal Church are the duly authorized agents Tor the
western Christian Advocate, towhOm payment may be
made.
Agents viii be allowed twenty-five cents on each new
sooserber Who takes the paper for a full year, and ten
perosnt. On fractions ola year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
To the Public.
Commercial Nursery,
BLOOMINGTON III.


The undersigned beg leave to inform tile NurscTynen
ami Farmers OF the West and Southwest, that they are
extensively engagedin the propagation Of
ROOT, GRATED y BVDDED STOCKS FOR
at-- NURSERIES,.
especially the APPLE, and a few other hardy Fruits.
Having spent near twenty years n selecting their
Fruits, they are now convinced that their LAT Is unslrFaSs-
ed, both in regard TO the quality and the 7rop0rfIoRa IN
which they cultivate. Being very desirouso OF dissemina-
ting them as widely aspossibie, they adoptthe method Of
sending ont small, cultivated stocks for the Nursery, as
being far more practicable and safe, than c incur the great
expense, delay and risk Of shipping large trees, which
should always be raised near where they are wanted
Fromtheir long experience they hatter themselves that
they arc perfectly acquainted with the above business,
and they graft only such hardy varieties asEucceed we'll
on the root, and bud, on seeding stocks, aIdthe mosTde-
sirable, tender and half hardy kinds. The grating Will be
done at the proper season, and II the bes- manner. The
stock will be packedsecurely and %shippedby express. with
the greatest care in early spring, To any part Of the " est.
TAey have also, cn hand, the largest and best crop OF
MLCLURA HEDGE PLANTS
ever grown, fer sale on best ferns, by the thousand or
million. They may be shipped in the Fall or Spring.
Their prices for Nursery stock WILDE found as low as any
otherof eqaaE gualify in the Union. Catalogue andTreat-
Use on HedEe Culture, sent gratis to all applicants.
Patronage solicited. Orders for Nursery stock should
be sent prior TO 18th OF December.
Address, OVERMAN MANN,
Oct. IS, l5F-nI6 Bloomington, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11

Cheap for Cash:
Pure white lead Putty
French zinc Castor oil
China zinc Cod liver oil
Red lead Sweet oil
Venitian red Olive oil
Raw and burnt unbr Glue
Spanish whiting Patent medicines, all sorts
Chalk Cough candies
Turpentlne Fancy candies
Linseed oil CASTLE soap
Tanners oil Toilet soap
COpal Farnish Washing soap
Japan Tooth brushes
White vzrnish Hair brushes
LithcraZe Cloth Brushes
Paint brushes Almonds soft she'll
Yarnish brushes Hard shell Almonds
Sash and window tools FIIberts, peacans
Wall brushes Pea nuts
Lettering Pencils %B4gs
Tuble paints Raisins
Camel hair pencils Oysters il can
Blenders Sarlines
Star candles Black and limp 1eas
Yeast Powders.
TOBACCO,
OF the best brands, chewing and smoking. Cigars I'm.
FRUITS IND LIQUORS.
Preserved fruit for pies, branded peaches, fresh pea.
ches in cans, pure liquors for medical purposes, Jamaics
rum, Holland Gin, Irish whisky, Bourbon whisky, gingel
brandy, Cordial, Port wine, cherry wine, white vine
STATIONERY.
Foolscap paper, fancy letter paper, gid edge notes
and envelopes, plain, fancy and embossed; pens and pen.
holders, inks Of al kinds, inkstands and Fabers pencils,
sealing wax waters.
A Splendid Assortment Of Perfumeries
Comprising Lyons KathaiTiOn, cologne, pommade
genuine OK marrow, bear grease andOils, musk and -
senees Of all kinds and Of thehRGst quality.
Physicians Prescriptions attended,
ofthc day and night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11

BrOEnTille Hotel.
We call attention to the
advertisement In another column, "Hotel
for Sale OF Rent"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
Potter Wanted.

will give employment 70 a good, Industrious Potter.
well acquainted with the business.
JOHN MCPHERSON.
n23tr BrownviUe, Dec5 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11
HUDSON GEORGE,

tDEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR
SURNEYOR IND LIND AGENT,
Main STREET,
BROWNFILLE, n. T..
WILL attend prumTfIy and faithfully 70 the selection
and location Of Government Lands in the Nemaha Land
District. Surveying Town sites, subdividing Lands, Draft
ing City Plats, and all other business Of a general Survey
Or Will bur and sell Land warrants, pay taxes, inyesti-
gate titles, Ffe Declaratory Statements Of intention to
pre-empt, and make out Presumption papers at short no
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
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11

1900 les. OfBacoa Forsale, cheap for
Cash, by LYFORD 4 HORN.
Sonora, No, April 9th, 1857. 20
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11

rs PINE DOORS, For ''l f.'F = WHITE : Cd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-02-11

ESQ. y. WILKES Il 70.
F5rlcr's Spirit Of the Times. 3Es B~u5adway, NY.
n B1-Subscrpuons Tor Porter's spirit % The Times,
Sporting Literars, Agricultural, Family WoeklY News
paper, nay BE forwarded 70 tie sanle d~itccttclL Tsrma,
s. a year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-22
Iadtana state ticket.

The returns from Indiana indicate tho cleo
ton Of the Democratic State ticket BY / 900
TO 800. The result il not surprising. Both
wings OF the Democracy supported their State
ticket, while in the excitement and heat OF
the contest over the Congressman the Rcpub-
licans lost sight both Of the State ticket and
legislative though we believe they have se-
cured the control of the latter.
At tho last Presidential election Buchanan
received majority Of "a ,295 over Fremont.
and Of 1000 over the Fillmore and Fremo
votes combined.
AT the October election Ia 1856. the Re-
pubhsans and Americans united on : State
ticket, and we're defeated by over 8 900 votes,
notwithstanding the most hcfculean Efforts
we're put forth to elect il. II the Republican
State ticket is not beaten by over two thous-
and this fall, it shows satisfa ctory rro Nth
Of the party, in the Hoosier State, and rend-
crs It's triumph at the next contest almost !
certainty. But we think our friends in Indi-
ana and elsewhere can console themselves
With eight members of Congress out Of eley-
| on, and majority Of The Legislature for the
loss Of some Supreme Judges and School
! Commissioner.
The real fight was made on congressman
and on theae the aggregate Republican ma
joYities will exceed ten thousand. CHICAGO
Trib.