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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

DrAs STA - Stree Nr YATr. has dsclis-
ed REORGANIZATION To- the Safe Senate J.
Hoes. E.I has been spoken q .. bis
successor According 20 tho establishes
custom. Bcrfclry Cpup'y isca,itisd. TO The
nominee. std fi'h- ci,ilep. of y tkel,y le.
sIrc the candidate il j. 30 sirsll. tat they
should present Que wholly acceptable 20 tho
Democracy Of be Senatorial District II,
i, tTu, that Mr.. III ia gentleman Of talent.
but be has only been Identified With our
party but lev brief years aud il woald
not b. right TO give iim precedence over
weu who have always been ocmoerais sud
who are IS equally qualified for that position
rs be is Aud ag.iD. Mr.. iIocr totally me-.
represented hi, constituents in the late
Cub,rnstori,l Convention BY votirg fsr the
llon. II A E!nuud,on iu,isal of The Hon.
John Lctch-r Mr. Fsulkrer psy have
be'n the first choir. Of the Democracy e
Berkeley for ths, oiic,, but next ia im the
Hon John Letch,r was their eLU.cs Mr.
Etmund.ous rams tsi never b en-
mcEii.usd there or tcre % c,nu, elton Nth
'hb oiisc ye, Mr. Hcg-. Who ca ht''o Isvs
been eouycrssni with the fa,' vote ,htcugu
out Tor Edmund-oU, sud thus gave CI,tes
sioa =" hi nvn ferl,Dg- in,te,I 81 c1prss,
itg tie sentiments Vt those whom lie Nas
cent to represent
He. however. j. alone responsible 10 the
party With wh'm he /, acting "a h. cru sc
- '"i- natter. Al! 10 Eay 81 ~ n'.I =.
d dilemma o. b. can. Bot g. : democrat. | .el
th7' # he would thu. m,.r,prs. q ~ IN
"nc instance he would 10 - il snpthcr--
AMI should greatly prefer ~ ae,aiiiat~
Tor Oh o'e who h., been logger indcuti
hei with tie Democrsiic parN.
JEFFERSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
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o. 20. - 1iJ. 90, y snng a -.'0. g n-tv
y Pc Rev. syn l. .s " 81 ALL, b. hlt.
LtN u..f. { d. r.r o. iii NsG A.
- NILLp, ..r.sf t.rrt 90. a. -. tuit S...G.
IalB .ry., N.-.r~ag urf,- '.ur.s
~ ~ fn.' o. P-v Va, = H.uutr
Esv Nicholas MORGAN o MI FRAN
IS l.. EUDAsILL.L-s,IG q sa,rspl a.
ecuuy.
On - met tvR-C II. fw, FcEpEP-
I.h >NHLkl ..N. .a ri.s ~ 30 tan sl-
Ter q L q na'Fia-,. D. sl " . -u'n-t.n l.. {
T. I.rri,, ~ M ~ 1j g. Rv n y.
W. IS .oBr -. NLNuir srl 49, MAR
TIA Isl uslk .. L.at"au.
oniS 6.rul. b, Rev Hr rr-v sANUEL.
Nut EL'Nn a't ~ LIZ i J BIZ CKEr.
"'.h CO.! CLARKE ,ogsy.
on ITO ut 81 L'nis. No. ~ R~v Nj
s,EU,. JONI rAG' ! ~ ~. 81 C.srE~
eun0..' an ~ ELIZABETH dauyh.,f 81 inc
lal, Jg g. wN,b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
III our PATRONS IN BEnkELEY.

We expect to visi, Mar,in'burg on Mon
day next. when We shall calculate With GER.
tainty upon the payment Of dues for sub
esription and advertising. &c II those in.
dsbted do not pay, they may expect a t'Gs,-
fer of claims. GALLAHER & co.
Feb 10. 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

lsroRTASr AKEE.r A man givtus-
na0e is JOIN Johos bat Ehoss real m
is supposed to be Samuel Turner, has bee
arrested az Parxsrsburg Va on Suspicion
II hsvius been ensls il the rhps sai st
tempted murder Of girl in NV Castle.
Dvi some ,inc siucs. Robinson, under
seDieuce Of death f,rths sane oa,o.s, is TO
b- hung ., Nes Castle on Friday next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
JrVPEE.ov cu.Hp-.

The "Jsa-rs'u Guard. bavitg foil,
compiled With The provisions II tho hu
a'e 10 daily sIpteiasey q tb,ir uew arm.
AL 'qa'P@en's They patpo.e Observing
'hr approaching ri ADD Nth fol torn On,
Of ths Gi'fd., ue nay sn,,c,p,t, something
Of the putt Of bygons days
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
BUEsiNC 80 wIttIts aNn s,,x
Guilt e.

ffrEn'hrso, Va FEB -th --Ists,liso,s.
ha' r'schei tbs city that shat vensrat,,
isstiouon Of leaning william ,r5
Mary College at Wrussa.bu,r In al.
ate H'' entirely destroyed Lv s,s al.Y,
'hfse o'clock this morning Eysry,b,o,
io'iudihg The vslush e l,trs'yiti, rs, a,..i
% Destroyed inyo,vi5g . loss 4 500 QUO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

On Saturday lest warrant was issued
for the re,srT,si Il Seus,or DsneaIe. on .
ehsrg' Of emile zZ ement, and cficrTs Steele
snd Drsth.aits we're sent sfi.r the accused
They met hin on the Valley Pike. coming
from Staunton on his way home and a,t.mpt
ed TO arrest hm but il is ssid. Den..I..
fiends resisted the OH sr-, and allowed him
to 20 TO bis resldeUce Deueal,'- f,i..d.
were arrested on Saturday nigh ,aud hrouyh,
q to~n, on e'sfgy IL resisting tho Ulcers.
They we're held undcr bonds 70 app-ar NJ
tue February Court, 10 Aus~er tie charge
preferred EiGsI them Ia the imm-diA,s
tine No greatest excitement inns ginabi. ire
vailed in tom. Men we're hurrying 10 md
fro. an eIel.iming they would have blood
Or DO biDg T~o or three conp,ni-s Il
men yer summoned a. diff''elt times by
the "ih srs 60 aud arrest DeGtslc. They
wat out 10 Ds house bat be Lsd seer.ted
himself, durisg the e,ci'emsni, 20 a. TO d,fy
the ylg libcs 81 the officers Ga runday
NOR Ing. however be delivered himself up,
Gad vas i.seH - our eoa! 81 prison
Tbs 'Esn nation e thu case sosmsneed
on Wrdp, sday, aud at The time Il goius to
press (TbufsdHy merGingJ pss siil 10 PRO.
grss.. The counsel for the accused are
Messrs Stusri and Hichis IT St.unt,n. a.
si.ied BY My y T. u warren. Of liar.
''sosburK, JbO T Harris E.q a.. Com
monueAlIh'- Attorney, /. assisted by j &
WSod'on, E'q. We shan give The ubole
proceedings ~ our ucxt issue.
Mr. Lew shaver uss al-o arrested On
last sabbath, on the charge of psrjuribg
hIm'clf 20 the sUe Il D,ncsle'. friend, -
lie Sas, h0usrsr, acquitted 90 Mssday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

tSMr. Washington Slave Joe The
Boston correspondent cftbe Worcester spy
says bs, Johs A wsshiuston'. hsiti,.
slave Joe fo' shoso apprehension . r.u.rd
Of $500 ss' oasrsd rsssa,Iy passed through
that city, 10 eomPsDy siib aVs ether fasi.
uvss, on their usy 10 Canada
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

NJ Oss Of the Negro m.s -ho escaped
from jill ss,k $50 lat SHu,isy pisit,
80 ta'd desi near Nr DAtfops Mort.
""fds', "wednesday night last IL vU sap.
p''.d b, disi from 80 s'tssk II pbussao
bn induced " eIPosgfs - CAUisiiaril,
de.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

- VIM Tboma. married ma, ls.v
ing brliod bis suife sod three children.
SD Sally Tafti''s iclrias tsbioj her .
husb'od sud Eve eh llrsp slored together
from Amherst county last week, aud have
not since been ssfd fen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
UsioS PH4YEp negTNe.

Tb' UniOa Prayer Meeting gill Be- beli
'o-''ss', '' 7sslosk, 10 toe Prssb, .srao
ChsFeh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
~ CHANCERY



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tAnrru Gee sam Nsile,sa
sfph Sbs~sisT DO.
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tatn' ., as,f -hI srrutri uYab
fs ga .. rtery ~-th i~4J s.irsI
sr. Ssmsfi III b.4s4 ~. z .u.....
srirstIIs 90 shidsyH dfsg o. ..s.
ir ruH-.t Joasgr SaeEsi.af.r - ...
"i r.- sf' 30 b. teteiy r'qpf.f
ip .rr ~ H1,b surf doe o. ..r
f-r emo 81 vbatts ussss-sty b. yf.....
... o.. ffi ms,isr.
De- iriiaef eItc.ei tbsi .arg a.
pI..isrfd un.rssrts 80 luf..H.l .....
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

L'.r. The Frslsriek.turg H-raid' say,
t4at VIZ FoE q Fbsyaisr sho died on The
ZjIb uli, hsI go COO on deps.it in tho
Bssk II Vifgioia 81 lhat plsos. for s1ns
'ssuig NJ tvsatJ svr consecutive years. slI
Of course lsst al interest Ou %.
lPity b. hsi oct u he psiso.psl also 90
: vsTal such ,svernssis have been made
10 this section o. c0unry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

a k''sr from friend 10 Tsta. fsrssrr,
Of 'l' Coaaty, uili b. g.vsai place pe.t
week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

20 nt efrr &C. ~ BOO
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

Covvrenfgrs A VuEibi a maze Hueh
sr'oa has bssa arrested ebstgsi sith bsv-
Jog siT27 s5us,erfsH Bal. on The sts,.
BanE Of hissoSri 10 bis possession.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
TIRGLNLl ~ LLr.

A Role. h-Hi 100 to- C.sIs, Ofire OF f..
cI' C"1r', J-d.f--u CUauls, 90 The SD
F.Gfurfy t-sJ
loco W Db.sa.u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
Aiso 40 nv
hOosE IOLD AND KITCHI
VIRGINIA TO hit:
In the Circuit Court, Of JEFF rsol C,y-.,
ia, V Moor. aud Jas Bari

Js' Moore aud Ja,. Barr.
IN ,HANCERY.
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1'fari Moor uB,orsu g..
Gre" tu1'cf Trustee 40 a. .I-.s... la
man hich,,i Bla. MONA. h. H. ~.
an = psGtrtag- Lruoaf. So
uun.rf hisvf hufsi wm I....
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ni' "a Elt'nia Luess Dr,u.
10
NIRAcr FROM DECREE oF,i1
l.. -" -' Iits iIfurf ordered .Ea. .....
" 'Hr '"r'rHi b. t-.rirSG 30 Comm.
asFrrl'tu suf try1tt sh.,l,-p. tb,.....
'fUi ih-u p tIitv a.. VIA u.r..st-
'"nd' - Grrsra ID M,ur,. arttuuh.t
= ra'au.r a. aEy otter uar,r o..
30 'o' ~ nr aIg ut Ih.' gaf.Jr, n....a
.' q IAiG dists'su Iuu 90 tu- tuuG ......
SAL sIis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
EttLaei fron ne D-c-,.

Tue Cuuu tu b a Istss ,f.rr...
'"h 'n'--ioh.f % .His t,ufi au.a..r.
tsrHft Ma amount % ~. Ig....-t la
'a iu iby u'ii iarEu H.H J-.u... H
md q Dsl' $ g,ir, IN ht. If.- ..,..
~ by D. ssti Dagit "a Snyt~r ir i..
% b. biS PERSONAL frpt-.ratanye pei Do. -.
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= 'p 10 her ssceF'stE srf f-ruf, 90 ,H.
t zHF uI r1- inUu4rs N tr- rtHI as.-
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uf penl Sn'trf n s4te T. txst~n ~.E
rEs' 70 dover ant what - thr prr,. tr. "a.
satJ dEwrr incest I'D - suuu.l can.
eos maii'fs Sh' b. s'sY i-rm pr,.H.
o. ~ pA0'es nav "a .tr- % urI-rf.s
,flc. an mIa report I.-rr,.- o. tfis &.
A Copy r,sfr-
RDBr.T GROWN e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
PUBLIC SALE


,uI.s. .o'',tPa .',. sale 81 ny r..#'-r-e
~ .niIs, solfh " ,.tisU.y- .a .5f o.. ..a
yI y. tAeI5.A dog Of EIra4's. =
ALI Ny
soo.,aso1al lProTo-&y
6 H,a,sr' a. ionoss
Z; Fac DOT tcoik H0rs>'
| .>rycyiOr
Is lieu! Of ug Sailor ~ PHnr 80
so SOCK B9g,.-. .se!adisy ~iIch Co.'S.
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god RoI, Wagon an
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tn: 4 10. Of Eiouy Bssgly ~ ~
40 de,rsOf HhoaS a the ggsaa
Also 40 nv
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH4
FDnn.ys,
Consisting % Br.,. Br-,ir., ,pgr
buf-Aus. lat.ts CaatFs CplL.. RTCR
ini u'-n.iis E'itsrs ssts anu o.
uc.'N 100 Gametuu' iu mention
EMS Ia al sam yf a. Eastern ".
~'d 10 F-s9rri--Hv ,-ai srnr. = . ~.
.nonih- ~ - rt'ru, tn- ra e ts.-r.s
aud sPP'"'-'l sscafi,y. NgPfJu.r,
ed sn''' de Isfms VI See src comp boz.
GEO. X N..rr
w. NrG'SSr.. Auctiol,-r
f~t. 10 i-kl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
rIRGENLI TO HIT:
N THE CIRCUIT COURT

~ JF.r"I ra.-,r.
October term l-l.
Thomas II VIII,
~ CHANGER
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
sfhooI CommI..ionrr'

fINib n mrefs 90 ne ksd
% ifrfr at' 10 aua., .l....
o. f.5sy 20 Nsfth 6stt
JDuN e t.
- 10 - I
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
From the Gold Mines.

The St. Joseph Vest Of the 81, says:
The express from the mines arrived at
Leavenworlh on Sunday night last, bring
ing a large mail. We get by it the Rocky
Mountain Gold Reporter of the 18th. It
gives fattering accounts in regard to the
success Of the Miners, and mentions the
discovery of quite a number Of new claims
that promise to pay remarkably we'll
Some Of the miners have taken out large
amounts of quartz, which they can do
nothing with until they get machinery to
crush it.
Great excitement prevailed in regard
to the newly discovered mines about the
headwaters Of the South Platte and its
tributaries, and the tributaries Of the Col
orado. A great many of the miners who
were doing well had sold their claims for
what they could get and started for the
new diggings. The Reporter says:
From the north-that IS the Cache-la-
poudre and Cheyenne Passive hear Of
one man bringing $4,000 IN gold dust,
which he professed to have taken in SIX
DAYS. The dust was direct evidence Of
gold being found there, but we question
the time in which il was dug, unless 1t
happened 70 be a very rich deposit, or as
the minors say, a "Pocket," in which case
is no criterion for future operations, and
we do not think it wise for men to be led
away by such reports. True, there may
be rich digging there, but we wait for
more reliable information than We have
yet received ere we publish them as such,
and from the character Of some who have
gone out prospecting We presume we shall
soon be able TO give information which
will place the matter beyond doubt.
The reports from the headwaters Of the
Platte and tributaries of the Colorado are
very exciting, so much 50 that some of our
best miners are going over for the purpose
Of probing the matter. One individual
coming from the tributaries Of the Colo
RADIO stated that he would warrant 100
men to take out a pound Of gold q day,
4 another from the headwaters of the Platte,
where the snow and ice IS still a formid-
able barrier to mining operations, says he
took out s93 in two days with a PAN"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
Government Lands,

Since the lands in this District, en-
hraced in the Presidents Proclamation,
were exposed to public sale, those not sold,
have all been gone over by section, :own-
ship and range for the benefit Of those
wishing to make private entries, and now,
lands not taken up by presumption or
private entry, are subject to private entry
unfortunately. Since our last issue,
39,S0S acres have been taken up.
The number of acres of land pre-empt-
ed, sold and located at private entry, for
the month of August, at the Nemaha
Land Office was SiIty-oae thousand sir
hundred and eighty-three!
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
State GoTernnert-Publi Meeting.
BaowSvILLE, Aug. 3lst, 80.

BRowSvILLE, Aug. 3lst, 80.
Pursuant to a call, the citizens Of Ne
maha county met for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the prOPriety OF secur-
ing a State Government for Nebraska
The meeting was called TO order, 5. a.
CHAMBERS in the Chair, T. w. BEDEORD,
Secretary.
On motion the chair appointed a com
mIttee, consisting of R. w. Furnas. 5. o.
Daily and Richard Brown, to draft resO-
lutions expressive Of the Of the
meeting. They reported the same resp
lutions passed at a Convention held in
Otoe county. Which. on motion, were
unanimously adopted.
Whereas. The experience Of the past has nov
demonstrated that a Territorial form Of government
has signally failed 70 accomplish the ain Of lgood
governments-yiz= security 70 life and property
wholesome legislation, Difference 70 the EIA o. the
ueople, and the Prompt administration q JUSTICE
and whereas the population Of Nebrasks Territory
IS now sufficient 20 Justify their claiming admission
into the Union, Is an Independent State, under TIE
treaty With France fo- the Purchase Of louisiana
AID under the provisions Of the Federal Constltu-
ton, and whereas Il Is believed that the people have
already served a Sufficient probation % the Federal
Government and the Government It has gIrsH, 70
entitle Us e. set up FOR Ou-selves-theFef0re
Rssoieed, That We are for taking Immediate pre-
limiuary steps towards the organization Of . state
Sovereignty, with such bOundariesas the people may
determine upon in their COustitution-in tine for
an application for admission into the Union ~ the
earliest practicable period, during the ensuing ses-
sion Of Congress.
ResoIcca, That with a view 20 this object, His
EXcellency the Governor be Tespsetfully requested 20
call the Legislature together a. soon as may be, %
enable the people u take such steps IS p them may
deem proper tor ards Trainings Constitution f0E their
ratification OF T~ejecti5n, and for Its submission, L
ratified, to Congress at the ensuing session.
On motion, .
Re8olred, That the secretary be and IS
hereby instructed TO forward a copy Of
these proceedings to Gov. Black.
Adjourned.
s. a. CHAMBERS, Chairman.
T. w. BEDFORD, Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
Hotel Scrip.

THERE appears tcb Be yet Unredeemed about $50
OF BrownTIle Hotel Scrip. The holder or holders
are hereby notified that unless It be presented for
payment within sixty days from this date to John
Mcpherson, Trustee, Br5wnvHIs- \ II c,IIactir-
viii be forever barred.
K. ". FURNAS, Pres. 3. II. Co.
BrownyilIe, Sept. Ist, 80. T3-s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
TO pick up the same, and ride on them to
victory and power.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

~ pm 1P N4N
victory and power.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
Our platform IS now all right and sut-
fciently explained to satisfy the m~Ostultra
Douglas Democrat. / hope this may be
among the last times that we VIII be COM
PEELED to make any distinction between
the different wings of the party. Let
this question respecting men be dropped,
and adhere TO the doctrines Of the party
as laid down in the Plattsmouth Platform.
When we have the correct principles
what should we care for the differences of
men on the minor questions Of the day.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION.
A call being made by posters for a grand
ratification meeting, on Saturday evening,
resulted in the collection, before the
Western Exchange Bank, of a large and
enthusiastic number of the unterrifed
Democracy, as well as many Of the ex-
tremely terrified, who follow the opposi-
ton in politics.
a Chairman and Secretary were chosen
when the following speakers yer called
to the stand: DR.. Miller, Col. Rankin.
A. d. Kirk, of the Rulo Guide, DR..
Tanner, of the Council Bluffs Press, Col
Palmer, Receiver in the Land Office al
Council Bluffs ; Col. Howard, Of Omaha.
Gen. Doane, of Burt county, Hon. Geo.
Clayes, ]. J. Reddick, Esq, and Gen.
Estabrook all Of whom acquitted them
selves nobIy in the advocacy of the rights
and principles Of the Democratic party Of
Nebraska.
Good hard sense, reason and ~eloquence
followed in all their d~iscourses, to which
the attentive multitude often responded,
apparently with a hearty good viii.
The old belcher was again brought out,
and from the summit of the bluff in the
rear of the town, repeated discharges
were let off in honor of the nominations
and excellent feeling which existed in
Douglas County.
CAPITOLUM.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
Probate Notice ANA SoIe
PTObate Notiee and Sale--

NOIiCE Is hereby given to all PERSONS interested
Ila' David AInnr'on has been appointed Adminis-
Tllor Of the Estate Of Lawrence Kinnison. late oF
Asn1l county, Nebraska Territory. Persons bsv-
present them to the Probate Judyeof ssiJ con-,-
AT bFowaElue on or before the 18th dav IF $50
emper 1893, or they VIII forever be deb9--oI ~
uon and the said David Kinnison i f1-tbo-onT
estate % sen ,6e P@ersonal property belonging to said
satisiy all demands, at public apctio1 : -
SAFE as may stem best, On the 18th day Of Sentem9
August eth. 1859 IV'a.e 1Hage:
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
ELECTION NOTICE.
Territory Of NebraskaJ :
County Of Nemaha- 90

Territory Of Nebraska .
County Of Nemaha, "a"
Notice is hereby given that there will be an cleo
ton held at the several Precincts IN said county on
Tuesday the 18th Of October next. for the purrese 4
eleeting + members TO the House Of Representatives
Of the Territorial Assembly Of Nebraska. and Pre-
bate County Judge l County Commissioner for the
lst Commissioner District in said County: Sheriff:
l Register Of Deeds; I County Treasurer and Col
lector / County Clerk 1 County Surveyor. and
2 Justices Of the Peace, and , C5nstables in each
Precinct.
In Testimony Whereof I have hereto
r. = set my hand and affixed the Seal Of said
county at my Office in BrowrviIIe. this
2IJhday Of August, AID. 1859.
ERASIIS E. PARKER, County Clerk
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01


EAnnouncing candidates, IS n Gdrancr. In no In
tance will this rule be departed from.A
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

A most excellent little story is to be
found on the first page-especially for
the ladies'.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

To all whom It may concern; II. W. Bedford
mas by solicitation, consented 20 become a candidate FOR
The Office Of County Clerk Of Nemaha County.
We are authorized 10 announce the name ~ p r
thompson as q C candidate sor the once OF County CLERK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

To George Hughes, F. Hurn and all Others whom
Il may concern, you are hereby notified that I viii
appear az the Land Office in Br0wnvIIe. on Saturday
sept 3D. az o'clock, p N, 10 prove Up ny right Of
.pTe-emptlon to the southwest quarter Of Section -
township !, range 9, east Of the 9th principle mere
dian, Nebraska.
September Ist SO. DS D.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

Thanks,
To JACOB STRICKLER, Esq, clerk of
Hills Steamboat Agency, for late papers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-17
Schools,
WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.

NHE FALL SESSION will begin Thursday, the 26th of
july 1859 Perfect proprety in the department of our
pupils prudent economy in their expenditures unweared
diligence in their studies and elevated standard of scho
arshp cardinal principles system of government
To the people IN the middle and sections Of Caro-
lina, appeal with confidence for support Ours is
pleasant, retired and healthy stuaton-sufcenty remote
from the various rail roads which ntesect each other here
be free from annoyance Our location is also abundany
far enough above the level of the insure good health
OF this history for the three years past affords the
satisfactory evidence and at the time pupils may
from too sudden transition Of cllnaae Why send your
spend the Winter and the most healthy of
the then carry them down among the swamps Of
the eastern counties, to pass their long Summer Uacatio
and IN n0y Instances to slcken and die before the time
riUes for them to return TO School,?
Remember, too, that additional expense for rail road
tickets, hotel bills &C. necessarily incurred in carrying
pupil to Female College west of this point will be
than enough to pay for the tuition of that pupil in Wayne
Female College Session. See the n c. Advocate for
example in proof.
$7l so Will pay for Board, Washing, Fuel Lights and
Tuition in the College Session. and SCI so will
pay for the same in the Preparatory Department Music
Piano Guitar, Painting Embroidery, SC. &c. taught
customary prices For Catalogue apply the under
signed.
Goldsboro', n. C. s. NJ. FROST, President.
The Weekly Herald of Wilmington, the M~ron Star, the
Weekly Progress of Newbern, the Washington Dis Jatch
the Times Of Washington, will please insert the above six
times and send account to me tor payment. S. NJ F.
June 10th, 1859 41-6t