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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Promotion.

From the following ii viii be seen that
we have been promoted to an honorable
and we trust lucratipe-military position.
We presume Gen. Downs made the ap-
pointment either because of a personal
knowledge of our well known military
qualifications, or from our intimate CON
nection with mormon affairs, which
would enable US to~. ascertain a true condi-
ton of the country in and about Utah, or
negotiate advantageously with the pow
ers that be thereat. Persons addressing
US hereafter will please be kind enough
not to forget to prefix the title Col, as
we shall feel dreadfully sighted if they
do. We used to occupy the position of
fourth corporal in our younger days, and
ii has been a matter of astonishment to
us that we were not long since promoted!
Not that we desired it particularly for
our individual benefit or qualification
but ''it would aid SO materially our chill
dren marrying into honorable and distin-
gHished circles ~ s.ru.s 80 VEH .st1 ri
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

very much The prOpriety Of party Organi-
cation Of anykind at present in this Ter
ritory. There is nothing to be gained Or
lost by either, as a party. On the con-
.trary,w We fear the people win loose by it.
We have some domestic differences to
settle, which, we are quite cenkdent can
be better looked after and adjusted with,
out party organizations. And we think
too, they are of more Importance ioJus
than the simple ~ascertaining of what po-
Iitical party is in the aseendancY in Ne.
braska; whichis all that can be hoped to
be accomplished by political parties Orga-
nizing at present. We may extend our
uDon his eDbioct hereafter
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

@Redpath, Editor OF the CRUSADER of
Freedom" published at DOniphan, Kan
fsas, and correspondent of the Missouri
Democrat, and who wrote az book last.
summer on BLEEDING Kansas" has
changedh his tune very much Of late. The
following we clip from his last paper c
Regarding the Free State Party as an
organized Hypocfisy-kept up solelysfor
the purpose of promoting 31he political
designs of anumber Of ambitious dema-
gog0esL shall refuselto fight under that
banner any longer, but will hoist the Re
publican Flag. Kansas is free. The
mission of the Free State party is ended.
There is no organized pr~o-slavery party
in Kansas now, and no possible use of
any organized opposition to-nothing.
But there are two. distinct political parties
in Kansas-the Republicans and the De-
mocrats; and the tendency Of the present
Free State organization IS to invest the
Democrats with power. If they are in a
majority we are willing to submit to their
rule; put believing as we do that they are
in a hopeless minority we shall hereafter
respectfully decline toyote for them.
Having been nearly ruined by the con
duct Of Gen. Jas. H, Lane, l shall not
continue to write his Autobiography, Ar
%ticles, Reports, or any other of his efu-
sions, nor publish them, except as adver-
tisements, when they are written by other
young men who have not yet been decei-
we'd by his specious promises. Gen. Lane
will have no control, direct or indirect,
over the columns of this journal; and if
any attempt is made by him, or by any Of
agents, to renew the disturbances in the
Territory, | shall oppose him as resolutely
as | would resist any other aspiring poll
tician. 'ljt- eJ 5Nt9e al1tt3
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
iENERAL ORDERS No. 10.


HEAD VUARTERS, I'd BRIGADE.l
Nebraska City, n n, April 6, 1853.
R.. W. FURNAs, Esq, Of Brownyille city, Nem1ha
county, is hereby appointed Typographical Engineer,
with the rankO Lieutenant Colonel. He will be obey
ed and respected accordingly by the Cd Brigade
By order Of L il. n F..
Brig-Gen., COM ID Brigade Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

Hon. S, S. Cox, Representative from
Ohio, writing home to his constituents,
says that those who undertake TO read out
the Western Democrats opposing Lecomp-
ton, might as yell trytO read the kickoTies
out of the Western voOds.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Weigela Rosea hv Man

I will send cuttings Of this beautiful ba,dv -
cased in tin for afty cents per dozen. Dost !, en-
cuttings grow as readily as eurrants. Snail ne
Cd Plants sent as above AZ me same Price o., NJ
Small, we'll rooted plauts OF he two eluSIiSs- ~
o. IN = the Prairics and Baltmcre Belle. h. Lseas
cents each II. hLuM
42-it SEldnstT "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

These two lines which look so solemn,
Are just put here to FL this column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
CLAIM NOTICE

ToThomas Moore, VIM. 5. ROLF, and An o,S
IL MAJ cgnce-n. You are hereby notified sem.Ehoa
aeLaud Oheein BrownviIle, on SATURDAY N,v 1870
at1oeloekP q, as / intend to prove up nv -, aioS.
emptopfo ne northeast quaTter Of strtion Pre-
ship six noEth Of range aneon east. osa-
42-2w April u. '5s. ANpRRw
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

Pefsons indebted to The undermined viii
yard and settie as longer indulgence vii po, = if-
Hotel scrip taken at par. &c lFea.
THOMPSON 4 N,.-
Brcwnville April I5th, 1858. AARSn
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
UTHER HO4DLEY. ROBERT v AglH
HOADLEY s. MUIR, III
LAND AGENCY,
rn,oho 40 ~

VIII select Government Lands locate Land War
rants in Nebraska, Kansas, Western Missouri aud
Iowa collect debts pay taxes fer non-residenisi
buy and sell properly on commission Land War
rants bought and sold a. market prizes Pfe-emp-
zion papers prepared, dc.
We have for sale lots in the City ct BroWnviile,
South Brownyilic, Nemdha City, Table Rocli, DDahn'
st. Joseph, Mo-, Elwood, kan-as Territory, LANDS
near Table Rock, Pawnee county, for slle. hlso, IN
Nemaha county, improved property for sale or rent
Omce--Corner main and First stleeta.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15
Righf AbOdtI Facet

ideas upon this subject hereafter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-15

vi .tF SIMPSON UNIVERSITY.
At a meeting of the trustees of the
above named college, held a few days
since, it was agreed 10 proceed immedia-
tely t. make the necessary preparations
for the erection Of the buildings.
Rev. M. F, Shinn, Of Keokuk station,
Iowa, was elected as the financial and
building agent. Is
This is one of the best selections that
could possibly have been made for the
management Of the collections and the
erection of that ediice. He is wen known
throughout the West, for his persever-
ance, integrity and financial ability.
Having been many years in the Me-
thodisi %itinerancy, he has necessarily had
the management and supervision of the
building of many church edifees, which
has given himaa3 somewhat enlarged ex-
p%erience m relation 10 such matters
Other guarantees may be given for the
success he may have in this laudable un-
dertaking, but all that would be necessary
to satisfy any intelligent community would
be to refer to the manner IN which he has
SO successfully and honestly managed his
own affairs. a. a.sb ~,
This college building is to be erected
in the northwest part Of the city limits, on
a beautiful rolling eminence overlooking
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

Eye SALOON, SALOON HALL FOR
Mi RENT-In the New Market Hotel corner 9th
ard Marshall streets, suitable for Balls, Cyncerts
and private meetings-to be let ont by
JOHN MARXHAUSEN
proDrietDr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

Ii RENT -THoMAs d. oUARLEs o,frrs soy
ths desirable store formerly occupied by him
ssi,; ana adjoining the Dry Goods house Of Uren-
will be liberal, and possession given immediateiy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

ss METROPOLITAN HALL.-This
M:a popular Hail. situated on Franklin street,
near Governor, having changed hands and under
to the public and is offered the most sccommOda
ting terms. The rumor that II was to be Sold and
appropriated to another purpose, is erroneous and
the present owners will spare efforts to keep Ut
its reputation as the best Hall lor Public Amuse
ments. Lectures, &C., in the city.
JOHN r COOK
So l3-ts Agent and Manager.
Corner of Main and Pearl ats m sta;rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL

ROAD.-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-se sealed
proposals will be rec lived by the UNDERSIGNED until
the 10th of November next for the GRADUATION aud
Masonry of the first fifty miles OF the above road
extending from the Virginia and Tennessee halIoa9
plans upon the above named distance can DC seen al
the office OF the Chief Engineer, in the town OF As.
ingdon after the Ist day Of November Xtwho viii
give ali necessary explanations in regard thereto
The line is divided into about mile sections in
the above distance there Will be earth 10 move
amounting 70 about esq., 800 yards of loose and hard
rock about 5I3 N0 yards of mortar masonry, 29' W
perches of dry draiRs q, 900 perches.
Those proposing fo' the work requested TO
state in their bias what Hnt of stock they ore
willing to take, in part payment for their work.
W J HAWK co.
NB-The inspecting of the Profiles and Plans Of
the Chief Engineer. has been changed from the iZth
of October to the Ist of November, owing to the
great amount of labor required 70 prepare them
W. j. II co,
se2l-dtd Abingdon. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VERY VALUABLE NEAL EoIA dIs
AND at OK OF BOOTS. SHOES, DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES, FOR SAbE.-With view Of
moving to my new store on Brook Avenue, offer
ing Together with or separa te from the large two
stor ystone AMI brick storehouae and dwelling in the
rear The whole premises is large and rcomy, and
well adapted TO almost any kind of busnesa-from
a r.tai to wholesale commission house fronting Oh
Canal street Immediately opposite the Basin, where
a large majority of the canal beats receive and de
liver their freghts-and its being near to all the
City Banks, Custom House, 9ostofice, Hazall and
Crenhhaw. GaileRo and other Mills. Tosacco " are
houses and 9th large establishments, renders it
both valuable and desirable business house.
This property, AZ an investment would pay q good
per centage on the price asked fo- it. also offer for
sale my entire stock of Boots, Shoes Dry Goodsand
Groceries, as whole. or in parcels at prices which
cannot fail TO suit purchasers The house has run
of custom alrf ady tablshed which could be large
ly increased thus affording an opportunity seldom
offered, TO those wishing to commence business
Oc I5-tS JAMES WARDEN.
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1xU GEO. 8. STEEL, DENTIST,

cMyYy4 OFFICE AND r STDENCE
No 23I MAN, between sth and 9TH sts. aichm md, Va
Being acquainted with All the late improvements
both In he Necaapicai and Operative Departments
of Dentistry TEETH will he insfrtei in the VERY
Rgsr manner aud on the PURESr material, either b!
suction or otberw as the ratent nav prefer, or
ia. condition of the month indicate All oiher ope
rations filing extracting, &c, performed thorough
ly and ca retully.
B-For rent, the upper part, with basement OF
the tenement now occupied by me. Possession given
LIST January. 1859 "c I'm
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PIIIcBU hUIiS 7 n. .
nx-sold by nearly all the Druggists In this city
So I4.-dts
osOO REWARD.-JEFFRIEs AN

o6ON REWARD. -JEFFRIES' AN
5DJUU TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of Gonorrhea, elect Structures ana sinliat
restriction Of dict drink, exposure or change in ap
nIjcation TO business. The proprietor chal enges
sipvle case of recent Gonorrhna which the mixture
viii not cure under forfeiture of $500. Further-
the disease cannot be contracted if dose OF the NIX
ard Ionp experience have proved that 1t will rad
enIly cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two to ten day5
And IA il neither creates nausea nor ofends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation IN diet OF
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep OF heal
thy digestion the Nuisance is thus removed az
sDeediiy as il consistent with the production OF
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no injurious effect sltoeI
cosstitutienally or locally, can be Caused by its
use. - ~ vh n
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New Yotk, Z
Ring No s2, Broadway, corner OF Jchn street
T r CALENDER. corner of 30 ana walnut SIS.
agent for Philadelphia. ,r,r,,,uo,,
10 o3-d,y Richmond Va.
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Nus. FOR NO RIO L. X

-NO ~ . " q 4 . Il Il
.Ee& FREIGHT LINE.-Tho steamer
KAHUK EE. Capt Taylor, and the iron harges
FAITH" and HOPE" have been placed on the
line by the Seahoard Towing and Transportat'er
Company, and will receive freight daily at the az
per end Of the dock, rear Of the old gas works
The days Of departure from Richmond are Tues
days and Fridays at4pH returning, will leave
Norfolk on Mon .ay S and Thursdays, at 6 N.
Freigbt taken at the lowest rates. For further
Information amy TO W COX at the
90 81 She'd Dock street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

THE SUBSCRIBER, in consequence Of
i continued iilheRlth. has determined to sell his
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANDATORY,
with the MACHINERY. &C. The buildings occupy
lot SO by 80 feet on Gary street. between 9th and
10th streets and especially adapted to this bust
ness The Machinery in nearly new, and carried by
sixteen hor5s power Engine. all in perfect order
This establishment enjoys an extensive patronage.
and offers o rare opportunity to those who may be
inclined to engage in sure and profitable business
Terms accommodating
10 an--arD RAInwIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
KEEsEE h pARR.


,4a OThIN9. 1903. FALL.
Ia GOODS-sEC0ND SUPPLY JUST RE
N CEIVED subscriber has in store q
LA. large and varied assortment Of Clothing of
his own manu- acture, embracing every article IN
the Clothing trade Materials and workmanship
not surpassed by any.
Also, Furni hing Goods, such as Shirts. Collars
Drawers. Socks. Cravats, SeckTies Gloves. suSpen,
ders. Money B4its, Pistol Belts. &c &c.
In his Tailoring department the finest and best OF
Cloths, Casom and Vestngs. selected by him
self 10 person with especial reference to the resa
trade, which will compare tav0raby with any honse
In the city, which h. will make to order in the
shortest time In the best an most fashionable style
Call and leave your measure for something nice.
Il SPENCE,
No 49, Corner of Main and l3th SITS.
ocI5 Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
IMPROVEMENT AND PREsERvA-

1 MIMI LMEN AND PhESEhVA-
TON OF THR Observation-Disclosures d-
Jus'ed to defective sight, upon unf ring scientific
principles. by Il MAEKENS, Oytcisn on Goyer-
nor street. Take particular notice of the number
Tho subscriber who il we'll ku.wu to the eItz.ns
Of Virginia. a. skilfGl opIican informs the pubic
that he has hand the handsonest and best sss0rt
ment OF stectaces sni Eyeglasses in the country,
and that be will be happy faithfully attend TO all
who wish their eye%isht properly treated BY ac-
cnrate and superior ground glasses His art eBa-
bles h. upon the shortest examination, 10 suit
almost every defect, whether il be derived from
Mopla. (near sight) Presbytia, (aged or -ightD
Amply pa, (pres tic or nyopic,) Cataract. etc -
The existing prejudice against peetaci.s should 5e
defective yision this prevailing preiuiire IL owing
entirely TO the erroneous notion that spectacles
shoul Id be suited to dlffeTeit ages
Ify9u wish to preserve yoar sight 9rrirg life.
with 10 read wri' sew without the least
strain TO yonr ey es. call Oh
Il MARKENs, optician,
ocgi On Governor street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
HAT TRADE.

Et{ HAT TRADE.
KELLY Il MASON
l07 Main street, Richmond, Virninia.
The Fall trade is now commencing, and We are pre-
pared for it, with astock of Hats, Caps Furs Cm-
breilas, &c dc. OF every sty lie and grade.
One of he Srm has Just returned froI~he North,
where for some weeks he has devoted himself assidu
ousiy to examining the goods of all the most
ted hou.es; and making selections, aud he has been
able to purchase, at such prices will warrant us
III selling low if not lower than any other house
in this city.
With regard to our stock it will be sufficient t.
say that wa have laid in every thing that couid
hnd. To the manufacture of s TX Hats. on our own
premises, we pay the greatest attention, and We
respect Sc 7-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
4 VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR

"A
n SALE Il offer for sale that most desirable
Dairy end Market Farm. on the new Central road
known az Summerileld, one mile and half below
balance in woods adjoining the cottage farm recent
~ owned by Elis Pears. The improvements con-
stst OF framed yelling. recently built of the best
materials, containing & or rooms. with the usual
ut hOrses This farm il admirably suited for a
markota and dairy fnrm produces we'll of the usual
crops, with a bold spring of the best water which
would enable the owner to fill several ice houses
Tic owner being Engaged in other business, would
cell bargain. For further particulars apply TO
R0 B LYME, Land Agent
oc 20 Ofics over A R,deker's Druc sfore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
VO COUNTRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Il SHINE, "a Main street now selling both
Mt auctil IN and private SALE large and varied stock
of Staple and Fancy Goods, of their own importa-
ton, suitable for the country trade, embracing. in
part Watches Jewelry, Cutlery Guns, Pistols
House-urnishng Articles &c, &C. which will be sold
selves. oc Sim
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TAND AGENCY.-Having been EN-

I AND AGENCY.-Havlng been en-
- ployed to sell several large tracts of land in
Nicholas county, invite proposals from capitalists
and particularly from persons who may wish to set
tie on the same, TO whom great bargains will be
sold
have just returned from visit to Nicholas, and
safely assert. that fot fertility of SOIL and sa-
lubrty ofcimate ii is not surpassed by any portion
of the state The lana is situated in the mountains
By far the richest of which consists of table land
covered with sugar maple, ash, walnut, oak and
hickory. II is admirably adanted for a grazing
country Thousands Of acres Of the LAND have been
(witbina few yearo) opened and are now making
ample returns to the pners. The lands will be
yedand laid of into small farms thereby giving
to purchasers with moderate means opportunity
OF iDe esting. will give all nesdiul information on
thesublect and will show the land to those wishing
to purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL Richmond Va.
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PUTNEY Il WATTS.

at GREAT ATTRACTION ~
HATS, GAPS, AND LADIES' FURS.
would most respectfully inform strangers and
others visiting the Fair, that have Just received
lar 60, assortment of sll the latest sty lesof
HATS AND G A PS
inst ont such as the BILE, Bengal Plaid, Tele-
graph Castarine Water Proof, Black Cashmere, &C.
Hats of the very latest stIl les All If which am
determined to sell very low All you have to do is
to give me a call. at 207 Broad street.
Farmers will find very large assortment OF FER
wants Wool HATS and CAPS. which l am selling
very low.
Ladies will also I'D we'll selected assoIt ment Of
FURS, for Ladies, Misses and Children.
WN T MOORE,
&C N-lm No 267 Broad st. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

"a COMPLIMENTS NEW FUR-msm
asssA NISHING H0UeE-Opposte the Anne kSEA
rican Hotel, Richmond, Va-Just received,
the latest lies of Young Mems French soft HATS,
also GeDts and Boys HATS and CAPS. of the latest
styles constantly on hand from the very bsst Ame-
rican manufacturers My Furnishing apartment is
also complete in every respect Particular attention
paid to all orders left for Shirts. Also on hand.
good ass rtment of Trunks, Vaices, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas and Walking Canes.
oc IL I'm J SWEENEY.
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HEsTAURANTs.


- n VERANDAH 49,
0fAIHoTFL AND RES /0ES
~&Y TAURANT.--Th The proprietor takes
great pleasure in returning thanks to
the public for the very liberal patronage they have
bestowed on him for years past. and having eniaIg
I'd bis abishment Q Is now prepared 70 aceou.
MEDIATE large number OF persons with rooms ana
board. His table cannJt and shall not be exceiied
By any no al south or north, and he hopes that by
strict ntion TO the comfort and convenience OF
his guests TO make them feel strictly at home.
The restaurant part Of the house Is at oil times
SUPP led with the choicest OF fish, hesh and fowl.
such as oysters in every style, venlson, pheasant
partridge canvas back ducks, blue wing, red mech,
mailard and other ducks. from the Potomac, wild
turkeys, hares, squirrels, &c.
The bar il furnished with the best wines, liquors.
and cigars selected by the proprietor at the custov
house.
supper rooms for private parties.
Also excellent stabling for horses.
On ders for OYSTERS ia any quantity, opened or
in the she'll will be promptly attended to, in the
city or country All Oysters warrented to Re Of the
best quality, kEIp,
or oo-io 9Th At batween Marshall and Clay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

And the various affections consequent upon ais-
oriored ,no,..cu on liver
s,.b as Indivestion Acidity OF the Stomach
C5iicky Pains. Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite Dsspon
Senov Csstjyenoss, Blind and Bleeding Pills; lie
iii Naryous Rheumatic, and Neuralgic bHecnons
!, has in numerous instances proved highly bench
ciaI and in others effected decided cure
T'his ia a purely vegetable compound prepared on
a. ,stIy scientific principles after the manner Of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhaye Because OF
Ia ereat success most Ofthe European i IN
troduction into the States was intended more espe
caIly for those OF atherand scattered mere ano
there over the face OF this mighty country Meeting
with great anonE them, now ofef IL 10 Tue
American public, knowing that lts truly wohnerlul
medicinal virtues must be Acknowledged
IN il n .rticularly recommended Z those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired Dy the
copiinuSls use of ardent spirits. or other forms OF
disc patton. Generally instantaneous IN edecL; II
fnds its way directly 70 the seat Of life, thrilling
and auicseniny every nerve, raising up tue aroop
ing spirit and. in fact. infusing new health ana
Sigor in the rystem.
SJTICk-W hoover expects 10 find this beve
rage will disappointed but to the SICK, weak and
low sptrited IL will prove grateful aromatic cor
al possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTI0Nl
The great popularity Of this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations. which the pubic should
Guard against purchasing. Re not persuaded 10 buy
ROLAND BIrTEkS d fair trial. One bottle Will
convince you how infinitely superior 1t Is to ali
"a ese limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles foT S. by the
SOLE PROPRIbT0RS,
RENJAMIE PAGE JR. q CO.
MANUFACTURING
pHARMACFUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
nTsold by nearly all the Druggists In this city