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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-13
The Oldest Military Organization.
NEw YORK. July IL, 1853

JANIS GospoN BEsSsTT, ESQ.,
SR-I read in your paper of the 10th instant
communication from Justice" claiming for the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues, organized in 1889.
the honor of being the oldest military corps in the
United States While feeling respect for his de-
fire to bring the truth to light the same feeling i'm
pels me TO make known the following facts, as far
as they are not already known il you will obge me
by giving them place in your paper.
The Artillery company of Newport, r. l., Was
organized in l74l under charter granted by the
Colonial Assembly, which was confirmed to them
when the colony became State OF the Union, and
which they still retain-the present members guard
ing with jealous care the ancient reputation of the
corps. They are on parade five or six times year,
and are ever ready for active duty.
The kentish Guards of East Greenwich. r. L.,
were organized in the beginning Of the Revolution.
In that school Gen. Nathaniel Greene and many
other efficient officers In Washngton's army (as
may be seen by reference to any biography Of Gen.
Greene) received their first lesson. in tactics This
corps is still in active existence. GEO. +. Turner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-13

UMucKy FAoroRy-The printworks at Smith.
field, n. l., which were damaged considerably by an
explosion OF boiler have been particularly unfortu-
nate. This is the fourth time they have been blown
up by explosions or destroyed by fire. These works
had recently been put 10 operation after lying idle
about two years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-13

SOMETHING FoR the SABBATH REFoRxERs.-The
people OF Hopkinton, Washington county r. J.. being
mostly seventh day Baptist, celebrated the Fourth
the residence of BENJAMIN Potter Esq. between
Ashaway aud Potter Hill. Here were spread five
long tables, covered with food substantial and inv-
ing, and plenty Of clear cold water for beverage.
way. Potter Hill, Westerly Hopkinton City, Rock
vile. Woodve, Hope Valley, and all the country
round about. Rockville turned out in several large
cauyals, drawn by from four to six horses EACH and
bearing suitable banners.
- The exercises commenced by the appointment OF
Zen VIM. Potter as chairman, followed by prayer
~ ltey. A. .. Burdick. Then came a song by the
blee club, after which the Declaration Of Independ
was read by Rev. J. Clark Rev. $. S. Griswold,
ertained the audience with a long but excellent
VIhtIOh upon The "Genins of IihertY.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-13

OLDssr PERSON IN NV p,nvopn Tho oldest
person in New Bedford il Mrs.. Fliyabeth Fner she
Is lOi wears old; She is the granddaughter Of the
hey: M. Calender, who came from Europe with his
.al,lly ana se,ied 10 Boston She was born in New
port, r. J. Her father was seafaring man. who
came 70 Newport previous 20 the Revolntion she
has daughter at The ripe age Of "a. Both are vet
lusiy and vigorous '' "'' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-13

BENEVOLENT DOsATIoSs.-Ezra W. Fletcher OF
Northbridge Mass in his will bequeath, $500 to the
American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-.
sions: TO the American Home Missionary, $780, TO
the American Bible Society, $500; To the American
Tract Society OF New York, $500; for a library in
Wbtinsvile $500; and the residue as his executors
shall designate 20 the Sabbath school cause TO the
American and Foreign Christian Union; 10 the So
cicty for the Promotion Of Collegiate and Theological
Education at the West, TO other religions. educa-
tonal or benevolent objects. Mary W. Marsh. Of
Westborouqh, has bequeathed the sum Of $500 10
home missions subject TO the direction Of the Metho
dist Society In Mlbury, and Si0O to foreign missions,
under the same direction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-13

LAD PASSING THROUGH THE Srour or A
WATER wHEEf.-A correspondent OF the Watertown
On. W RefoymT says:-che following is correct
sta cement of an occurrence that took place in our
village on the 18th ut:--
Two lads were a, play on the bulkhead of J. j.
Matteson q Co.'S cabinet shop, when one Of them. a
son of George A. Sheldon. acct ientally fell in The
wheel carrying the planning machine was running ut
full speed, and the boy was Immediately carried
from the bulkhcad into the spout and through
the spout into the wheel The spout is six.
teen feet long, two feet wide nj the upper end and
twenty-five feet seven inches at the place of dis
charge into the>Fater wheel. The wheel is a centre
discharge, and Is six feet In diameter and performs
about seventy or eighty revolutions per minute
At the moment the lad fell in, his little comradc
ran into the shop and gave the alarm. The water
was Immediately shut off and search commenced
and, in "A moment, a cry was heard down in the wa
ter Wheel Mr. Matteson FASTENED below to the
wheel and there discovered the little sufferer with
his feet through the disc narng hole ut the bottom OF
the wheel, between two buckets, close 20 the shaft
crying TO be rescued from his perous situation. M
Matteson exclaimed, "Don't cry, Lynn, I will take
care Of you" The boy quoted down. and began 10
make for an opening where the covering 10 the vince
had been partially cut away last winter; he was
soon reached and drawn from his uncomfortable sit.
uation and conveyed to his home. DR.. Rice was at
hand, and, on careful examination. found no bones
broken, but the fesh from head to foot, severely
bruised. The boy is now doing very well, aud will
soon he at his sports again.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15

WalAnte aufnertiant, Der cen friiber BON Srn. Snad-
ltect %9cf'ertsn Seller iiternrmmen BAT une feline 8reunee
uno pas %9slammte gutlitum auf nG6lm SUnntaa
Mor9en gu ctnem 2unh %eintaort.
= Nles, mas mir Isittcr in benz taelitsu Qu,eiaer
unietn Sslern rtittbsilten, 1T fdpn IA eemeIsu, ater tas
st5si Senti&s nd&itcn Scnntas auf Dem linton 9rpt.
ting Gcrrie, in Ger Nabe tes geisrpuirs selessn, yracsn"
wpuer. 1T bod shpas Nsucs unc pereicnt In etrfer lanos
Iamen @eiGdftSseit b%ripnperer grmGbnuna.
Sci Senrp SO. Suarles wirp am @amfaa
@tcr9en 10 llbr Gin bereuterbes Eager Silter< unb
Serillherter gSaaren Serauctipnirt.
am Spnnabcno @crsen 10 ll6r werben bic
ori'deretzlltcniflicn pes ianft enti6laienen ,Datls
aoserftlrr" ttetlbtctcnS serfauft.
Se1te Scrren bdtten es ober bod and miNeu Ipllen,
pap Htd9rtpnp 9cnus an einem tGsliGen ~9n,etAer bat.
Set Sarus II. @@ine fnpen lest aud ale abenbe
auctipnen ltatt.
= @elhaftslcute MADDEN mir auf infer 93(ott oLs
oas 9eet9nctlfe bcutl6e Sr9an aufmerflam, loren Sc
lhaitsan5ei9cn einen meitYertrsiteten Velertreie m ser-
lNaTier, Die aaBsroem ti(iglt terednrt perpen. Die
frel'noltdte Infnalme, mslhe Der tGalihe ,9(n,eioer"
sefunoen, laBt Sas 9siteben S~rlIcttem auGsr :3psifel
erlhetnen.
Nietiorcn. Set alsrantcr Nctt fuprt isht oDe
Abeno aucttcn Der esri6iebeuartiafen Nrtitcl l1att.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15
GtGbtifcbeS.

= eSir Bitten nnlere 3eler IN BEN unteren Stabt=
t6silsn I'M gntiAulpiSun9, wenn lie in ben lebtsn Gae
gen fire ~;,citunaen niht re9elmGbi9 %er6ielten. gBirb
niht mieoer Ycrfcntmen. 10.
= 0eueral 8alfer Cat porsehern unlere Stabt
niersr %osrlo1en.
= @inem @rpcer poQte fiir,tib Elm Shpar,er
arrn ~YertnuIsu, pab p%srlslbe, mie Grlterer puBte, le-
rsm oerrn %geitcblsn tatte. Oils Der Grocer nun ben
SAmorsen barauI anin,erfiam maGte, raB CT BART Be-
trait mirpe, menu es lein Serr erfa6rct lulte, erwies
rerts ibm ccrielte, pas bate feline Gjsfatr, i@ bsfsbte
meinen Ssrrh nun ihon ,mansis Sabre unp Gabe gum
Steblsn oaeMr6 elm biltUrilhes 9tedt erlanat.
: gEir ~YcrWeiien auf bic Nn;et9e bes QicbGaber-
56eaterz%sreinS, Der am 25. ,. Mts. CUR 8eier Ictz
mes Stiftun8Sfr|tes eineu 9rpBen Sa0 neblt GGeaterz
Sprltellun9 9etcn nil.
= Die llmbultun9 Der Baibingtou Statue mar
geltcrn tteitneiie nbgenpmmen, unp 1auienpe itaun<
ten pa9 &~unitDerf al, paS, wte mir Dcfen, in einieen
Snsen alidlih amf bas piepeital sebpbcn werben
miro.
= gta@ einer Semerfung in Der 9~eltrisen Dis=
pati6 nintmt paS 17S Jte9iment bebeutenp all Shit
s~ltepern gut. 90 ). .. batten Ity am Wfpnta9 Is
neue MitgliePer Der gpuns @uarb anaeIdlpGen.
8erbcn's ia am %. 8ebrnar leBen, Of bic ccutI6e
SGser Gompasnie ni6t trpb alleOem pas 179ae bic
ten wirb.
- Bir MAIDEN uuf bic @siaaftssr6fnuns Der 5rn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15
St6 mpubcr Mu3ci0er.
Sreitaa, Is. Samuar 1858.
8ertaffc, ocrmrfadbt bure5 Die Tinan;=
SriSIS.

etne ipsenannte Msseantile asencp, son DouataS
II. Com. In Nc~= yUrt Bat cine Iati1il@e reberli6t Der
Serlulte ssscten, bic ben SanecIsi tnue Der Ser. Staa.
ten (Galifrrnien auSeeucmmeu) i'm 2aufe ees fcbten
Salbiabres tetrpfen. sEte wcit pic rarin entbaltensn
ansaben auf Iidtistett uno gsuautsteit @niprn6 ma.
dbsn ourftn, t6nuen mir natiirli@ nid,t teurtbeilen.
Die 3aIl Der Sanests- 3irn,cn IN ccn Ser. Staotsn
NIT @usldlue Ucn Galifcrnisn unS elmer &taIt BON
Detatl6anolcrn in ben 9rG6crn StGotcn mjre onf
2O4,06l anse9stsn. Auf 1913 Ginmpbner tcu,m;t ba.
Der Elm Stcre.
Sur@ 337 cfentarc S6miuccltantsrette murSen
rtrloren S5,222,500, burt bic Santerctte rpn 512 8is.
men, bic uidts wcrpen tc;otlrn tSnncn, $50, 300, 900.
Ssrner BADEN 1889 G,eiAafte Santrrrtte eemndt, tei
hsnen pprausii6tti6 40 bis so PCT. tr,atlt w,rren.
Der @:iammttetras ibrer paGiea 1T s197, 0s0, 500.
GnSli6 ino 435 Sauicr nit SIT. $4,000 3aNlunes.
unfd9ts ssipcrben, Die inter %sanfisen rlmRdnscn 100
Gent anf Rem Dollar 3abtsn pcrbsn. SIM @an,en To-
MEN 5123 Santerrtte milf paIipen Won 5000, S01, 900
ppr, baSon wertcn %unsefdtr II @iuigura pca, 1877
Nfiatcneu ;u 40 p@t., allp nit rs Ntiuirucn te;ab(t
pereen; blett bic Sumlne upn 143 Miuicneu nls Gjsz
iammtpcrlu, ben Der SancrlcIaue Der Ser. Staaten
erlitteu Bat. ~. Z NO
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15

@r'bsr Sau unr 9bsater- gorleauns
SS
2iebbaber= Sbeater Serei,as
AM
Nrnta9, ben 25. Sanuar
I'M
Serstns-sOtals, 5errn u. Sdab's Linton Sau.I
Ginlabfarte fur cinsn Scrrn uno cine Dame 81 90 s.. ~.
,meits 9ame SO Gts. bic gu tattn fInp Bel Der untsrci6ntutsn '"s
Committee.
q. Gepbrcf.
Spnncsse.
Rudier.
Hleer.
Muina.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15
@slhGltS= @r5fnuna.

SfUHWUHY,
ben irabsr Sm Srn. !anasieSti aef ast.9'; at GGp Ser Sr,. ahMtstSIsidnttt
n mt benz 5Gsatsr. libe:aommen bet unb paieItt Tits Sas Seize
"' snr n9 gr }Snl,,se s grIr. SiIs n better t., Sns!idi talttn ptrb.
BET naditsn Scnntas @lprsta feline Sreunte unS baS oriamn,te
yublttrrni gu etnem Z Juno crgcbcnfi Gin q. Woinmfr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15
Gcf6dfts=9

Mein neu einseridteter Sierlalpn ,nb gteita,tro-
ttpn nabe Dem Sbeater an Der 7ten Stra6e. IN snn
9eiite an mcinen @Snnern H,nb benz sceDrtea 1ubIis
cum gum ~senci9ten Sriud s%e61net. Gutess Sier onter
Safe &C. iraen itstS Dem @intretcnben Jtednuna tr9oen.
81. 81. NIotG
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15

Nn meine Mitbiirger in Senrico Counts.
Sd bin sin @onbibat fur bic g @ eriffe,Sffiec nn 6en.
rico SNnntp nnp bite e%rsetsmit I'm ole Stimmrn Srielben bel Ssr
I'M Mot itattfnocnben gDabl. g. Slid, Snsis
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15

Wasfentau! WasfenbaQ!
90 eOen empfin9 i'd cine i6Sne ~9lusipall bon
Cub rnb Siltrrbe1abtn,
pelde ih gun, beYoraebrupen Masfentai %smpfctIe.
s. SGttder.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-15

Serlangt
wirb cn @1ehtn pn l2-l4 Sobren in ciuer Sr,tLh,u e,mH;.
UNI 8tnoer gu tparen. @abcrts III Der Drudsrei B. 8l. 9" ""'"
Gin bic Stimm9eter res s,pciten Diltritts BON
5enriep County.
SD. rt9s Den. Slrscrn ticiss Dtirte5 ~crasbenlt an, Dan ib elm
SanslSat Iar one G'HltaDltrsO ttsee. bin, bic Surd zen 8urudtritt
Nttblrser Su bteier STEELE %srpdSlsn, fp merSe tt Biz SUPERINTENDENT
Soerltlbtn init Gtftr rne 8reae erfalel. Der Saa tr gBaPI it an,
2S. b. Sits. GSen SS q bnrr r " Wv
gSe9en &eferenwn bclisbe man lid 81 wtuben an Bic Serren
Snp. Sbenias Sbilprtg, Or. q. y. 29ne, Smlep unS Savior.
Or. =. U. Strcdcr. gSm. SofeS. Glcrt Der !ScnriU Gp,Ints Gnmrt
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
COMBINATION PATENT."
UPRIGHT STEsM SAW MILL

This mill c mmauds The universal admiration OF saw
mill men eve ywherC. As lis merits become known the
demand Tor IL Inc ercS- q jcgs are coming from every
section 81 this untry, Canada. Cub. and south Amer
ca. l. is sri- ed for every section OF the world wherever
there il umbpr TO be sawed NO natter Of wha- character
how hard how large uT how smtil. Two extensive ma
uutlutuTlcS axe nnv engaged ira building these mills vet
II Is a.ulr>t. Impo>>iha e 10 tuIu them cut as fast as they
and improvements and combine all Of the following adj
S.Wp,icty-Ba,h the mill and power are 50 simple in
their construction thai ANY one Il ordinary mechanical
dhiIly can comprehend them put them up and run them
without danger OF difficulty.
P0rtq5iHty-Thc whole establishment can be very
quickly taken apart and put togcth5r. thus rendering il
easy To- be moved from place 10 place a>desired. and say
Ing the necessity OF drawing the logs a long distance 70
DUrdjlkty-lt is constructed Ia the most solid and
substantial manner. runs perfectly still. Is not liable TO
get out OF order, and Will last for years without repair.
REpidifg-It viii saw faster than any other upright
upright mill. The speed OF the saw is about three hun
d. ed strokes per minute and the iced from one-eightb 70
th.ce-QuarterSo of an inch per stroke. Thus, at a mediUm
speed the saw will cut through a log twenty-four feet
long in about three minutes. From this data any one
knowing the character uf the timber can calculate how
much IL viii do.
EGjcicncy-It does its work well, cuts smoother and
straiEhter than the ordinary mills, and the arrangement
Of the saw is such astO render 1t utterly impossible for
Il Ia run ont Of line.
CheCpneSS-The entire lost Of the mill. with fifteen
horse power and everything all complete and ready for
running, boxed and ready Tor shipment in St. Louis, is
only 81 $50.
This mill requires less power to drive than any other
mill, and the power furnished is sufficient to drive extra
machinery.
Acircuiar containing full particulars will be sent to
any one desiring il. All ordert should be addressed to
BRAGG X BURROwES,
Corner Third end Market streets, 81. Louis. No,
sole agents for the Western and southern States.
March -, IS 4S-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05


abt.
esg
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
hungarian GrGSS.

We have been shown sew
eral specimens of Hungarian Grass grown
IL this vicinity this season. J. w. CoLE-
M,y, Esq, has left in our Office an arm
fulI, of rycccdingly fine growth and yield.
I,measurcs c feet l inch in highIh, and
81 stalks, the prodnct Of a single seed,
and - heads, weighing ounces. Mr..
{. has three acres and expresses great
confidence that he will get at least TWEEN
~ tons as the yield.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
Merchant Tailor.

jacob MARION has
iust returned from St. Louis with the
finest stock of gcn,Ieman's goods we
have ever saw opened out in this county,
which he is prepared to manufacture to
order at short notice and on reasonable
ierns. Call and see him at his new stand
above the Hotel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05

r. ". BEDFORD,
County Surveyor
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
BAKER & CODINGTON
STEAM FERRY BOAT.

ANNOUNCE to the Travelling Public that they are
ow running rs a Ferry across the Missouri liver at
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
THE EXCELSIOR

T5,kthc Premium over The best Eastern Manufacture
at he State Fir. in SAINT Louis; j, old from thirty t.
hf'y yer cent less, and guaranteed TO be equal to any in
The UuItCd SAFES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
A. PARKER & co.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.

JOHN A. PARKER. late Register of the Land once.
Omaha, y. T., having resigned his Office will hereafter.
n connection with one Of the best Land Lawgivers in the
country, attend tc all business cOnfded to him; and es-
peCialIy
PRE-EMPTION CASES.
Which behas made himself thoroughly acquainted with
by study and practice for years.
lie refers TO the Heads If Departments and Members
OF Congress # bo-h Houses.
All applications for services must be accompanied with
a ice 10 insure attention.
January 2S, 1858. no3l-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
Billiard Saloon.

lioRRIsoN, Of the Brown
Tile House, has procured a splendid bilIi-
ard table, ard placed it in n of the
rooms on the ground floor of the Hotel.
Lovers Of tins kind of amusement can
now be accommodated 10 their hearts
content.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
Claim Notice.

To Howard Stocden and all others whom it may con-
cern. You are hereby notified that l viii appear at
tie Land Office at Brownviile. Nemaha county, Ne
braska Territory. on Friday the 9Th day Of August, 1853,
at l o'clock p N, to prove up my right Of ~pre-emption
the tie northwest quarter Of section three in Township
one. Range sixteen, east
July Is, 1858. GEORGE ". PARKER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
The indianapolis C~i,izen, Of F.ida,

The IndIanaPcIis CIlizcn, Of Friday,
says:
by passengers from St. Louis this
moTnlng, we learn that there were twen-
ty-three deaths from cholera on Monday.
July 9Th, IN 81. Louis, besides forty cas-
es."
A lie out and out. There has been no
cholera here this year, and the weekly
statements show the extent of the NOR
ltallty. St. Louis is now, taking out the
deaths from accidental causes, as heal
thy as any city in the Union.-N. Louis
Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05

IHE CRoPs.-From every point Il
exchanges speak of the good crops. The
wheat harvest has ended most suspicious
", and the crop could not have been better.
AGnSos Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
Hob WORK.

-,t -,-ort extensive additions OF New Type, Cuts,
$50 Irks. Bruuzes, Cards, &c, made TO the "AdyeT-
fispr-1 Oaiee. weclalmt ~ be able 10 turn out job Work ID
ausuucr unsurpassed by any ohice. Inepr'plleloI 80
----,5r,1 pri.,icr himself. and having in his employ an
- ,u8fishcI and experienced Fancy Job P.lHIe,' "a
fprmlucd not % be out-done ia the execution VI yoD -
60 nsvIU- one 81 Fosters Latest IMpI''eu a.
- Rl.ngs. W,-k IN C.Iors, Bronze Work, &c; VIII
meet with particular attention. .o,5os %
Orders from a distance vail DC prohp''g ~
a. varrautef % ave Satisfaction or no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
CLAIM NOTICE.

To Marvin Allen and all others whom it may concern.
You are hereby notified to appear at the Land Office
in BrOwnviIle, On Saturday the 7th day Of August, 1855,
at ! O'Clock A NJ. as / intend TO prove up my right Of
p-e-emu,ion 10 the northwest quarter Of section nine
teen, township SIX, north Of range eleven east.
JlIv % "a 1t J S. DALEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
CLAIM NOTICE.

To Noah Brown aud an whom it may concern. You
are hereby notified that I will appear at the Land Once
al B-0wnyillc, Nebraska. ON Monday the 10th day OF
August, 1858. at l O'clock ? NJ. to prove up my right Of
prc-cmptIoH {, lie southwest quarter O. section
uo one IN township six, range number ten east.
July % 1888. GEORGE II. WHITE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
Claim Notice.

TOA. II. Reynolds and all whom it may concern. You
are hereby notified that I will appear at the Land Once
IN Brownville, Nebraska Territory, on Saturday, the
18th day Of August, at ! O'Clock, A NJ, to prove up my
right TO pre-empt the east half of the Northeast quarter
OF Section no 20, and the west half Ct the North
west quarter Of section no q, Townseip 8, Range four
Jeen east. JOSEPH
tuly %, 1888.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
NOtiCG

Is hereby given that whitley II. ORR has obtained
from the Probate Court Of Pdwnpe county lette.s rCSt1-
tamentary on the estate e ReddiCk Horn, late of SAID
county, deceased. bearing date January lIth, \ D 1858.
All persons having claims against sand estate arc
hereby required to exhibit them for allowance to The
Probate Court Of said county ON OF before the 9,h day Of
August, 1858, or they may be preCluded from any benefit
of said estate, and if not presented within six months
from the date last above montloned they viii be forever
barred.
Is II. G. LORE. Jud-rof Probate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05

The sun Is like God, sending abroad
me beauty and happiness; and the stars
iIae human souls, for all their glory
comes from the sun.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
Land Warrants,

For Cash and on Time
We arc prepared to loan Land Warrants Of all sizes to
settlers on such time as they may desire-lonSo or short
at the usual rates.
A constant supply OF Warrants will be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as they can be bought elsewhere in
town.
Buy Of regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by us will be guaranteed to be
genuine in every respect and will be exchanged if de-
feCtive.
Being permanently located in Brownville. we can al
ways be found at the old stand a few doors east of the
BrUwnville House.
LUSHBAUGH & CARSON,
Bankers, and Dealers in Land Warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
--@NS--

1t is reported that Queen Victoria is to
become a mother and a grand mother in
1he same week. Guelph and SAKE Co.
burg forever!
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
CLAIM NOTICE.

To }. il. Hart and all whom It may concern. You are
hereby notified that ! will appear at the Land Office i'll
BrOwnviIle, Nemaha county, n. T., on Monday the 9Th
day OF August, 1858 TO prove up my right Of pre-emp-
ton u the southwest quarter Of section nine in town
ship six range fifteen east.
July IS. 1858. MARTIN STOWELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05

Our thanks are due the ohEging clerk
OF the steamer Mansfield for files of 81.
Joseph aud Kansas papers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05
BrOWnvilIe House.
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
MORRISON & WHEELER
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Peoples Independent Line.
Season Arrangement of the new Mis-
souri, River Passenger Steamer
ALONZO CHILD,

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1TF~9 Irregular Council Bluffs. Omaha City, Flor
-91[4gcuc and Sioux City Packet, for Sioux City,
Florence omaha, Council Bluffs. Bellevue St. Mary's
PlattSmouJh, Wyoming City, Nebraska City, Linden
lruwnvIIlc, Rockport. Hemmle'S Landing, SAINT Steph-
ems, White Cloud, Forrest CIIy, Oregon, Iowa Point, Sa-
vannah s.. Joseph. Duniphan, AtchiSon, Weston, Fort
LcaVenworth, LeavCnwOTth City. Kansas CRY, &C.
Theme. swift. and magnificent passenger and freight
steamer ALONZO CHILD JOE HOLLAND Master, will,
upon the opening Of navigation. resume her regular trips.
III the above trade, and to all the intermediate points on
the Missouri river. He patrons can rely not only upon
her continuing in the trade during the entire coating sea-
son, but of finding this season, as during the past, that
for qUickDess and regularity Of trips, as well as snperi-
Urity of passenger accommodations. and general arrange
meutS, that they are not eXCelled 10y those of any other
boat running on he river; having recently been placed
in the most unCycePtionabte condition throughout, pre-
paratoTy to engaging in the approaching seasons bust
ness.
The steamer AlonZo Child, is new, having run but d
portion Of one season, and for the very liberal patron
age she has received, Capt. Holland desires to present
his thanks TO has friends, and to say TO them that they will
md his boat and officers fully up TO the standard Of A
d~rstClasS, well cfiCeTed Missouri River PASSENGER steam
er, and as such hopes to receive a reasonable share Of
the patronage of the shippers and the public generally.
March 25.-v2uS9
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05

From September lst, 1857, to June 9th
ISIS, 2,935,355 bales Of cotton were re-
cciyed at the port Of New Orleans. In
crease over last year, 1884.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05

The Concordia La Inteligcnccr es-
Inmates the damage ly the overflow in
that parish at over $4,000
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-05

The Athens (Tenn.) Post learns that
engagements for new wheat have been
made al % cents per bushcl.