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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12

Some persons make their own epitaphs
and bespcak the readers good will. 1t
were to be wished that every man would
draw up his own epitaph in as fattering
terms as, possible, and that he would
make it the employment Of his whole
life to deserve it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12

When was beef tea first introduced in.
to England When Henry VIII dis
solved the PaPaI Bull.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12

Robert Dale Owen, formerly an infdel,
has recently been converted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
NcbrasEl0 a0ucrtl5Gr
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
R. w. FU RNAS,

Second Story Hoadley& & Mmr's Building
Corner Of Main and First Streets
BROWNSVILLE, y I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12

Nothing more on this column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
a. Z. COATE
NEMAHA LAND AGENT,

VIII select lands, investigate titles pay taxes, &c,
either IN Kansas OF Nebraska; buy, sell, and enter
land, on commission; invest in town property buy
sell the same. and viii always have on hand correct
pIt- uf townships counties, &c showing all lands SUBJ
tU entry and where desired VIII furnish parties lIy
Iu- IN the states with the same.
Being tie oldest settler in the county viii N all
cases be able o. give full and reliable Information
Address A. /. C1ate, either at BrownvIIe or Nemaha
City. Nebraska Territory. 6m-42-,-2
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-08-12
ROOK AND FANCY

Having aided o. TIE ADVERTISE Ofiec Card and
=. Presses Nrw Tyne Of the latest styles. Inks Of
3d.. ....-.-. H-ntas, Fine Paper Envelopes, &c.: we
l-a now prepared to execute Job Work of every de
s.-r,lnu la --v.. unsurpassed by any other Office
In tle United States.
Pa~t.u.ar attention viii be given TO orders from
ali-t1n.a IN having them promptly attended to.
The Prurict.rs. having had ln extensive eXrc-
rleu-H. VIII give their personal attention O. this
branch Of business, and hope IN their cndeavars C.
please. both IN the excellence of their wors. ard
reasonable charges 70 receive share of the public
patron age.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

FUEERAL OF Rev. ". c. RoBB-Ths funeral of
the Rev W. c.. RObb was attended in this city on
Saturday. Mr.. RObb died very suddenly, few
days ago, at the residence Of his father-iulaw, in
DeSoto county, Miss He was a native Of Sumner
county, Tenn, and had acted in the capacity Of
Presiding elder in the Methodist Episcopal church
Of this city for the past three years had been an
able and devoted minister in that denomination for
fourteen years. aud preached his last sermon in this
city about a fortnight ago. The deceased had been
very useful to the cause of Zion his day and gen
Grafton, and during his whole life challenged to
remarkable degree the love Of the church and the
highest esteem Of the WOrld.--NsmPhR A"aLaHehs.
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IN SENATE.
3 TUESDAY, March 10, 1858


HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
For the benefit of the securities Of Andrew john
son. late Sheriff Of Lewis county, passed the third
reading-ayes S,nOes l.
House bill directory to the Comptroller providing
that he shall keep record Of coupons paid byth
State, passed the third resding-syes Is, noes 0.
FREE BANKS.
Mr. HEISKELL offered q resolution as follows;
That the Senate Committee on Banks be directed At
once to enquire into the mode in which the securi-
ties of several Free Banks have been managed in
the Office of the Comptroller; whether any changes
have been made in the securities? How and BY
what authority? How the accounts Of said Banks
have been kept in said Office
That the COMMITTEES have power 70 send for per-
sons and papers. Adopted
HOUSE Bills OK FIRST READING.
To incorporate the Memphis Christian Advocate,
and the Inebrate Society Of Knoxville, passed the
! first reading.
To require survey and notice before county lines
can be changed. Referred.
4 namberof House bills were passed on second
reading, r-
Senate took recess until p P m. -.-
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TIGKETs.-whOes, S.; Halves, Sc so; Quarters 81 IS.
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken atpar Checks New
York RENTED for Prizes.
Drawings Of large Classes will be published in New York
nd New Oeans Sunday papers, and Charleston and Sa-
vannsh dalies.
In ordering FeketsOT Certificates enclose the money T.
address, for the Tickets ordered receipt Of which
they will be forwarded b. first mall Purchasers
Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes q! be pur
chssers Immediately amer the drawing.
Purchasers viii please Wte their signatures plain
give their Post ONCE, County and State
Remember that every Prize lie drawn and payable In full
without dedue ion.
All Prizes Of 81 coo and under paid Immediately amer the
draWng-other prizes at the usual Of thirty days.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address ORDERS for Tickets C. H. SWAIN nashville,
Tennessee, OFto ANDERSON. & SON, Managers,
FEB IL Macon or Savannah, Georgia
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$50 Reward

LOOK OUT FOR THE RUNAWAYSI
WHEN on my way frcm Murfrsesboro, Tennessee, r
" Madison county, Mississippi, two Negro aWHJ
no As On NE night OF the 6h Of Februaryi ls55.
AUSTIN bright muatt0, 90 years old, about feet
neneshghi weighs about l40 pounds. He good black
sm!h de vas brought from Georgia, and sold 20 ne 10
Johb IN black boz with smooth skin about = years
eid about feet inches high, weighs shout 55 pounds
bought him from Mr.. Ewing o. Ruthsrfsrd county Iny
ran away from Ia Alabama, about 40 mines RON bfoR
Ferry On the Tennessee river.
will give ss5 for hs apprehension OF each or either Of
these slaves dY dollars for beth, with ne tloroA
that will enable get them. address w b. hl.on
Canton, Madison county ig6ssippl; or Wm. spee, urf
msfshs2tt Nv. b. WILSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

SOUND.-The dramatic critic Of the Boston Courier,
in speaking Of the silly sneoreHg Of the balletdanOss
sensibly says:
''The audience was thOughtless and ineonsiderate
Unsuitable in its appetite for enoores, which were
demanded beyond all reason. With full knowledge
of the difficulties of the Dances such constant clamOr
for repetition is outrsgeOus-Worse than sWindle.
Ladies, why don't you-have compassion on your
toiling sisters snd restrain the bearded fellows who
accompany you from such barbarities?" -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

IMPORTS OF DRY GooDs AT NEW YoRK-The i'm
ports of foreign dry goods at New York during Feb
ruary we're but 1904, 407 which is So 948 400 less
than for the corresponding period of last year. "a
decline of more than One-halE) ST. 1856 402 less than
for February l855--This decrease extends to almost
every description eff goods. Compared with the re-
oepts for the Corresponding perid of last year. the
imports since January let show still greater de-
cline. The total Of dry goods landed at that port
for two months is S14 468 al less than for the same
period Of 1857 So 677, O29 less than for the same
period of 1885, and S. lO3 8O9 less than forthe
period Of 1855. The imports Of dry goods at New
York from the commencement Of the last fiscal year
July ls) TO February 9th are S53 768 against
So9 775 463 for the period Of the previous year,
and S57, 5l9, 548for the eight months ending with
the same date in 1856.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

Fanny NAuEs.-The following facts are from
an interesting article on the family nomenclature Of
England and Wales, in the sixteenth annua. report
Of theregister-general Of England
The indexes Of births, marriages and deaths for
.a,.sr, and a half wears. contain more Than H.
O00 060 names. In England Smith is by far the
most common name, while in Wales the name of
Lanes rradoninates. Daring the period above
,o,ol tbe records Of both England ami Wales show
2s5.087 persons named Smith, and ~ 900 named
Jones. of the whole population of Lagland ana
WsIes in 1855. one person in 75 was uamei smith,
one IN "a ,ras a Jones one in Us Williams, one M
las. a Taylor; one in l52, Davis, and one In Ia
a Brown. over half million Of the whole popuIa-
zion we're named Smith or Jones.
OLD Tuvgs become NEw.-The New England
Courant-Beniamin Franklin's newspaper-in l'26,
contained the following advertisement;
Just published and sold by the printer hereof
+f#- HooPED-P ErTICoATs, arraigned and Con-
dennsd by the Light Of Nature and Law Of O0d'
Price "a.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH II, l858.
~ THh BANK Eli


Iha bill to increase -tbe capital the Bank-of
Tennessee BY an issuance Of State bonds, was yes
tsrdsy defeated in the House q to 80 While We
have great respect for those who advocated this in
creasaof capital our views have yet entirely and
fully eOinoided With these so ably expressed by Gov
HAMS, in his late message. There has been much
feeling on this subject, among those who cordially
agree on the principles which divide the political
parties Of the country This is not to be wondered
at. But IS we have no doubt that the zeal Of each
side was directed to the accomplishment Of what
each believed to be the best interests Of the State SO
there should be charity where there cannot be bar-
m0ny We do not doubt that such viii be the result
TWe have great contest before us, for the
maintenance Of the cardinal principles of faith
and for our very existence in the Union. Such is
not the tine for true democrats to quarrel about
questions Of mere local policy. cit is no time to
e. indulge in personal griefs when the enemy is in
front" Our frieRds have been too long divided Oh
local issue. The columns must close up.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, March Is, 1858.
NIGHT SESSION.
The House pursued the Calendar.
rurrsrrAN -a.carr


! The House pursued the Calendar.
| CHRISTIAN AH&CATE.
! MIR Kings bill go to incorporate the Memphis
Christian Advocate and Book Depository Association
/ coming up ."
| AR WHITE of Knox, proposed to amend, by ad.
! ding charter for the Inebriate Society Of Knox.
! vile [refOrmatOry Of Drunkenness which was
/ adopted.
And so the bill passed the laird and last reading
/ in the House Of Representatives.
! BLUFF CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Mr. Dunlap's bill 128) to incorporate this Institu-
ton, coming up--the question being on Hr Turner
/ Of ROane's motion TO reconsider.
| MDUNLAP. These were clever gentlemen de-
string this charter, but, involving banking privileges
he considered the House did about right in reject
ingit.
the gentleman repudiates his own offspring, perhaps
they did Still he gave it hisindividual support cor
daily.
Nr WILSON. It simply gave brokerage privileges,
to be exercised without license
On motion by Mr. NEWMAN, the motion to re-
onsder was laid on the table.
DEAF AND DUMB.
Nr White Of Knox's bill C286) to provide an an
nusl sum for the Deaf and Dumb School coming up
with a bill in lieu submittedby the Committee on
Education-T2O0 year for each pad4er mute; So
600 for The erection Of workshops-the 1000 an
nual appropriation, repealed-Sc.
The bill in lieu was adopted. ....
Mr. THOMPSON proposed to amend, adding
clause authorizing the keeper Of the Penitentiary to
deliver furniture TO the Nashville House of Industry
to the amount of $500, which was adopted.
And thus amended, the bill passed the third and
last reading-yeas A, nays Il.
COUNTY LINES.
lIr Anderson's bill 1922 requiring survey and
plat before county lines can be changed coming
up.
Mr. KEENEY proposed to amend, by adding a
clause repeating the 10th section Of the act of arch
4, 1858, changing the line between Gruudy Jetfer-
son, Granger, Anderson, and Roane, which
adopted.
Mr. ANDERSON explained and supported the bill.
Mr. ST JOHN moved to lay the bill as amended on
the table, but withdrew for a direct vote
M GRIFFITH proposed to amend, by adding
clause changing the line between Monroe and Polk.
Mr. DOBSON supported the bill, by sundry con-
sderations.
The amendment was adopted.
And then the bill, as amended, was passed the
third and last reading-yeas 39,nays 20.
POWERS OF COUNTY COURT. ...
ar Bates bill $3.50 to increase the power Of
county courts in regard to the estates Of minors,
coming up
Mr. BULLOCK moved indefinite pOstponement.
4kr BATE set forth the merits Of its provisions.
Mr. EWING supported.
Mr. ROWLES opposed.
The motion to postpone was lost, and then the
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Nry,-Nessrs Bentley, Bradford, Caldwell, Car
ter Of Hardin, Copeland, Dob5on, Dunlap, Hamil-
ton. Harney, Holmes, Laokey, Lamb, low, New
man, Randolph, Shrewsbury, Thompson Williams,
Wilson, snd White Of HamiltOn--Q
RIr THOMPSON would vote "a and explain to
70 his constituents.
Mr. WILSON explaining, alleged, that the amend
ment did not obyiate his objection. He voted 70.
Mr. SPEAKER would have preferred modlnea-
ton in regard 10 bridge aid but still voted, aye
So the amendment Of the Senate as amended was
oQnourred in.---------
INC House then took a recess till 2 o'clock, P. Nj.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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IN sENATE 1870 sassrot.

The Sc uate took up the motions entered to recon-
slider dife rent propositions, all Of which were den
4tely dispt4sea e By aging motions to reconsider
on the table. Among them was the motion to re-
consider the vote reieclng the bill on Law Reform
/ Having disposed Of all its business, the SENATE
adjourned util 10 a. m, tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17
Greatest Medical Wonder of the Age.
COWAN'S
Vegetable LithOntriptic,
OR
FRIEND OF THE HUMAN FAMILY!

~--@--4-3 N~@-- - - @--@I>eA = ~--AA-A-A4
THE world is ohaI e1gei to produces medicine that has
Il Afforded the same amount Of relief 10 suffering hu-
mainly as COWsn's LitAOatrpdc.
COWANS LITHONTRlPTIC has cured thousands Of
cases Of Stone IN the Bladder and Kdne7s
COWANS LITHONTRIPTIC has cared the most az.
grsvsed cases Of Gravel ever seen and is the only certain
remedy now known for the above dise7seJ.
COWAN'S LITHONTkIPTIO never fails 10 cure eli
diseases Of the Kidneys ard Bladder.
COWAES LlTHONFRIPTIC is the only sure remedy
for Dabses
COWAN'S LTTHONTRIPTIC is a certain cure for Chrc-
mic GOu0rrl Oe. and elect
COWAN'S LITHONTRIPTIC cures weakness Of the
LOin.
COWANS LITHONTRIPTIC has cured the worst ca
ses OF PrOapsus Uteri ever known.
COWANS LITHONTRIITIG is the only remedy that
has successfully cured BlrenIes
COWAN'S LITHONfRIPTiG Wiloure The worst forms
Of DrOpsy
COWANS LITHONTRIPTIC will cure long standing
cases It Structure and remove Ysnersa faint from the
System.
COWAN'S LITHONTRIPTIC is the only remedy
known for the cure Of all Sympathe c Complaints aaend
ant on Pregnancy and eve female who pregnant should
atO1cs procure bottle if she wishes TO feel well while in
that condition.
COWAN'S LITHONTRIPTIO is the only rem eiy ever
yet discovered that viii relieve the pains Ct labor a1d the
whole female world shOud ri1iCe tnat such discovery
has been made whereby they have Obtained friend
70 assist them in the greatest trial Of JLeir life.
The most IuCredulJus Will Be TnCsd Of the great eff
cacy OF the Lhonrptc BY reading the following cert-
Gates and those around each b)ttle:-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17

ENGLISH GRAMMAR
The Comic Grammar says De- -a
But remember, thsngh box e r.a..
In the plural makes boxes,
The plural Of OK "a
Is r Should be orsn not oxes. t-
To which an exchange paper adds:
And remember, though fleece
20 In the plural is feeces, ...
That the plural Of goose,
aaa-t Aren't gOoSes nor gseses.
We may also bepermitted to add:
And remember, though house -..
In the plurali is houses,
The plural Of mouse
Should be nice and not m0uses.
Philadelphia Gazette.
All Of which goes to prove
orc That grammar farce is;
For where is the plural
Of rum and molasses
The plural-Gqzefts--
q. Of rum, don't US trouble;
Take one glass too much
And you're sure to see double.
4E. -BrOokIyH DAILY advertiser.
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A nTFRTTORTOUs PROPOSITION

The Mechanics Institute asks the Legislature tc
divert the appropriation heretofore made for the
location Of the Middle Division Fair, and which viii
not be wanted for that purpose, to the assistance Of
the Institute in building hall suitable for its an
nual fairs snd other purposes, The bin for this
purpose has passed the Senate by large majority.
We hope it VIII also pass the House The Institute
isdJiug noble service in encouraging and foster
ing the mechanic arts and trades among US, and the
small aid asked for may be the means Of establish
ing among us manufactures which will annually
q. increase the wealth Of the State by millions.
.WHAr SAYS THE Arruor?-Not long since, the
PARROT proclaimed Mr. Harms, Of Maryland, to be
known advocate Of The admission of Kansas withthe
Lee Constitution, and showed, TO as satisfaction,
That, but for his absence "taking testimony" to Sc
cure his seat, the Kansas Constitution would have
been referred to the Committee on Territories, as
desired BY its friends. As we had little coutro-
versy with the Patriot as to the certainty Of Mr.
.HARRIs' sounduess, we beg that pepper to explain
The fact stated in the following letter to the New
York Tribune:
WASHINGTON, March II, 1858
The Anti Lecomptonites arc in line spirits to-
night anticipating q victory tomorrow on the move
1uent Of Mr. Harris Of Illinois in the House 60 day.
Messrs Blair Of Missouri Davis Harris and Bicaud
of Maryland Glner of North Carolina and Marshall
Of Kentucky, are the only members from the Slave
States voting with the majority Of fifteen adverse TO
the Speakers decision against Mr.. Harris question
Of privilege. These, with the exception Of MI.
Blair, represent the American party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-17
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Ilanier, Phillips G Co.

WWTE will sell forCAsH in front OF ourWarehoussa com.
~ pleis assortment Of GROCERIES, consisting IN part
follows, viz:
40 hhds new Sugar, 100 bXs Star Candles,
200 bags coffee, 100 hlr 4 grs Star Candles,
IS bbls neWMOlasses IS bXs selected W. r. Cheese,
40 bbls cts'd & pow Sugars OO bbls White Whisky,
4j kits Mackerdl, IS y. Y. Brandy,
$50 p'c'kgs NJ K Rasins, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
3 sacks Almonds. 800 kegs Nails,
y cases SaIdRes, IS dOE painted Buckets,
90 box Cove Oysters, 80 nests Tubs,
10 bags Pepper, A. bxs Starch,
25 chests Teas, $50 bXs Soap
90 bales Cotton Irvine, IS bxs poyls's Candles,
35 coils Rope, 100 COZ. MasOu's Backing,
IS cases Matches, ZOE boxes Fiasks,
together with numerous other articles up con-
plete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
marI6-td. No. 80 darkst Street.
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MAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn.

Mr.J F. CowAN-Dear Sir: hereby certify, that IN The
Of the year 1853 Of mine, boy about 10
years Of age, who had always before
OF a vigorous constitutions attacked with gravel.
Physician called who attended him for several
months during which time he grew daily. until
helpless, and IbeieveWOul6 have died in DAYS
ha been friend, advised the COWan's
LithOBtrphc Ipr0Cured few bottles, the OF which
gave him relief in a snort lime he al to walk
about and 6naiyfuy recovered; since which he has
had symptoms OF said disease, and 70 all aDpsaFauce
healthy any servant PLANTATION. therefore re-
commend to all persons suffering under like disease as
7ne Of the most certain remedies known.
Given under my hand, tins August 22d, 1851.
DANIEL SH ELTON,
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Dancing


M n ~ respectfully infofms parents and
- s,1f5 n v au1 10 iner pupils, that his school Wopen
On - - m2fnlns A. o'eloek A NJ March 20th,
~ 70 ~. 9eech's store on College strssI.
S5s ~ VII comneneB on MOnday naht, a.
asfP9ss Z. MI G.wl introduce ali the iashOnGbis dan
es ale guardians may restassured that every at
lehon m pc gwen on DE part 20 the rapid Of
the pupils with whom he may entrusted
mar i6-5t
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SPRING & SUMMER
e &c Or
ID O N N q + = =

LLPORZAEONS
FOR 1850.
WE would respectfully inform Lady friends and the
W Country Trade that viii be prepared 70 show them
the largest and most splendid stock Of the goods
ever opened west OF the Alleghaney mountains
By the 10th or 10th of March.
This stock will be purchased exclusively with cash. and
az extremely low prices We will ssllat short profits for d
cash only.
We have large stock Of Desirable Goods sors that
We are bOuRd 10 any price by the Ist Of March
90 call and get
Great Bargains
u Rich Fancy Bonnets, &C. Paris Flowers Head Dresses
Pumes, Embroidedes, and Fancy Goods half prices
we want to sell all this class Of Goods OUT for we now
going to deal
EXCLUSIVELY ~ RICH Millinery GOODS,
nd compete fully with Eastern Houses wholesale retail
at the Partisan Millinery Bazaar.
No. 46, Union street, ext dOOrt0 State Bank.
febIg T.. WISE, Agent,
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! Building Lots For Sale,

GREAT BARGAINS FOR Cash.
SEWN beautiful Building Lots in H0usOn's and Z5li-
~ eonefs and Williams Additions 10 Edgsaeld.
~ ALsO-A Lot fronting 100 feet Broad street, West
Sanve Aso number Of desFaole lots In HaTdH ga and
Bostcks Additions.
APpl7to i'll. 4 R. W. BROWN
mar io-lm A i ChsrTy street.