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Neme g~lm5ci9cn.

VUINWEEI tE UEEItFp RWVE
werbsn btuuen + c d suuhbretSt q etanbsa tefOrst BON
SB. Ganaufer, QDtd.r.OfRet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
Democratic Fan.

-~& &.@H - AH. La-aLa-L TT.
Democratic matters IN Cuyahoga coun-
ty were exceedingly interesting last sSa-
turday. The Democratic Convention Of
that county met at Cleveland 10 select
delegates to the State and District Con-
ventions, which, in turn, are to select
delegates to Charleston. There is a good
deal Of Administrator influence and pa
tronage in Cuyahoga county. AT CIeve-
land are the u. S. Marshal, Postmaster,
Collector Of the PORT Superintendent of
the Marine Hospital, and other Federal
officials. These make a pretty formula
Die force for the Administration vet,
when the day of battle came, they were
found tobe as powerless in opposition to
the Democratic people as young kittens.
Out of one hundred and thiry-eight votes
which were cast in the Convention, the
Federal patronage and influence number
ed onlyte1t Gould any thing show more
clearly the utter imbeciIity Of the Admi-
Bistration in its war against the deep
seated convictions Of the people, and
their determination to be heard?
But not only was his ADMINISTRATION
aoored, but some of its forces Joined the
people and shouted for Douglas Eve
learn that the Collector Of the Port, Mr..
Parks, identified himself thoroughly with
the Douglas, Popular Sovereignty side,
and was chosen a delegate tothe District
Convention. Another Federal Official
followed MIR. Parks example.
When Parks went over, u. s. Marshal
johnson swore terribly and Threatened
his removal, which, we have no doubt.
wiz, in swift time, take place. Another
Federal official, when resolutions were
offered endorsing Mr.. Buchanan, moved
to substitute therefor Douglas resolutions,
which was done with a shout by the Con-
yention. f.H
Now, what Will the President think Of
his Marshal for the Northern District,
who, with al his promises has not been
able TO secure the election Of "a delegate
in the county where IS centered so much
federal influence and patronage? What
can the marshal say for himself other than.
''Mr. President, it is no use to kick ag-
ainst the pricks; the people r with Mr..
Douglas ?''-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
sending YOU definite statis,ics Of the COM

sending you definite statistics of the COM
merce, mining and agriculture of our
country. Ia the meantime / would state,
that we hare at present in our twin-city
some 25general grocery, lquor and pro-
vision stores, Is Of which are general
stores, wholesale and retail, containing
clothing outfits, boots and shoes. hard
ware, and SOME Of the smaller miseella-
neo1s articles usually kept in the country
stores; also some five or six exclusively
clothing stores, two iewelry stores, two
drug stores, five good bakeries, ten res
t~aurants, seven hotels, six private board
ing houses. fifteenth dIar saloons, sixsa-
looms with billiard tables, four tenpin al
leys, ten doctors offices, eight real es-
iate Offices Eve engineers and survey
ors' offices. two small livery stables, one
theatre, and another building, one min
-strel opera house, one good union school
for boys and girls-and in which the
young are grounded in the elementary
branches, and the more advanced prepar-
ed for college and the counting room
and two or three churches talked Of.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
Mr.. Ward at Pekfn.


Il appears r0mfhe accounts given in
he overland China Mail, that in regard
to- visiting The Emperor, the Chinese be-
haved throughout in a fair and open man
nsr. In suggesting rather than proposing
that Mr. Ward, the American Plenipoten-
tiary, should perform the kO-tOu in a mo-
difed manner, they only sounded him
without committing themselves, as to what
iengthhe was prepared to CO. In-giving
as their ullimatum thai,he should either
bend on one knee or touch the ground
with his finger, they made no excessive
demands and baseditvon the western prac-
kissing the Pcpes toe, and Of
kneeling to the Queen when kpighlhoOd
is conferred. The Chinese have no idea
of a Plenipotentiary having a claim to
the same. respect as would be given t. the
ruler by whom It is accredited Indeed,
the sacred position Of the Emperor nee
essariIy forbids that any individual should
receive his honors. In going 50 far,
then, as to offer to dispense with the usual
ceremonies, and only 10 insist on those
which they firmly believed were not In
consistent with European IDEAS, the Chi
nese made an immense advance, and dis
played a desire to meet the Western
Powers, which stands strongly in contrast
with the impatient and uneomRromising
conduct Of the English and French MN
listers. sl'4i ild -" 9sa
The more enlightened Of the Chinese
statesmen were prepared to 60 even far
Their, The Imperial Commissioners pro-
posed the very Chinese-like plan that Mr..
Ward should, on entering the presence Of
the Emperor, bend in the Western man
ner, and that then the Chamberlains
should say to him, ID kneeL."
Unfortunately, this ~ingeniods proposal
was negatived bya majority Of the Coun-
Gil, on the ground that kneeling on the
knee vas quite IN accordance with West
ern ideas but the mere fact of its be-
ing proposed and nearly carried goes far
to prove that the Chinese were not desir-
Gus to ignore that clause Of tbs. newtrea-
ties which allows foreign ministers to
visitthe Emperor, but were only anxious
TO carry it out in the way least destructive
10 the Emperor's dignity aud to bis auth
ority over his own subjects. .a54l
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
WiIka,s spiri. gayg ii lho fgh. be-

tween Heenan and Sayres 10 come off
next June: ~
Great number Of sporting men are al
ready preparing ID 60 over % England
at he proper time 70 see thls champion
battle; and already, with q view of de-
fraying their expenses, The betting among
them IS bepinnine. We have already
seen six thousand dollars invested in two
bets, and have heard ofsnumerOus small
conflicting sums ranging from the amount
of one hundred dollars down 10 ten
One of the bets of which we are especi-
ally cog%nizant, is a wager Of $4,000 a
side. made by two gentlemen w%ell-knoWn
in the turf circles Of this country. Five
hundred of this sum is up; $4,000 side
more}is 10 be put between the 18th of
April and 1st May, and the remaining
s., 800 a side is to-be staked on-the
date Of the fight. i
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
Exactly So.

PoNN's customers arc sure to call on him for bargains.
His goods pIcases them. Still more can be uccommoda-
ted. -rrr 2
G7We have no pity for people who go aboutcompanil
ing Of their aches andpains. Why do they not forthwith
procure a bottIeof Curtis MsmaIuEe Eminent. and re-
i%nvigorato their deceased muscles? 1t is a pain killer,
and no mistake. A~ndremember also, tbathis Compound
Syrupo OF Sassafrasis a sure remedy FOR coughs, colds.
and The thousand and one diseases Of the respiratoryor-
gans. No medicines are more afhcacious and none more
popular. See advertisements B@sAf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
Notice.

To the Mayor ofPeru, the School Commissioners Of Ne
maha County and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that the entry Of the town
site Of Peru, covering the west half Of the Northeast
quarter, the Northeast quarter Of Northeast quarter,
the west bali Of Southeast quarter, and lots no L = and
3 OF Section is, town 6, north Of range IS, east, has
been returned to this ol e from the General Land Of
,hce at Washington, for re-investgation. The said
entry will be taken up bythe Register and Receiver for
re-lnve stigationy on Tuesday, the twentieth day Of De-
eeniber; 1859, at 10 o'ciuCk, A. d., at which time an
parties Interested are hereby notified % attend-
e.. IT,. NIXON, Register,
c. B. SMITH, Receiver.
Brownvilie, Nebraska, Dec. 8. 1859 RtFs3
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08

of December next thereafter, ind the
said delegates be appointed TO assemble
at the Capitol, in the city Of Jackson, on
the third MondaVso f lbe said month Of
December, 1860, for the purpose d ad-
opting such measures as may mse The
exigency of the oheasion. He further
recommends that Vie other Souihern
States be invited to cooperate with Mis-
sissippi.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08

Governor Melville, Of Mississippi, in
his apnual message, recommends that
the Legislature should make it the duty
of the Governor, in the event of the ell
sslion of q black republican to the Presi-
ency Of the United States 10 November
1850, 10 issue his proclamation ordering
an election Of delegates to a State Con-
vep,iop. 10 be holden on the first Monday
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Finey CodingtOn forthe use Of
$. F. RuekOlls and CodingtOn

Finey COdington fOrthe use OF
S.. F. HuekOlls and CodingtOn s1
VIM. W. Mills, W. Benedict
and X. W. Frame.
Notieois hereby giveut that by virtue Of an exocu-
ton issued from the office of the Clerk Of the Dis
triet Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory.
against VIM. W. Mills. and Wales Benedict, aud Il.
W. Frame, and in favor Of Ffney Codington for
the use Of s. T. Nuekolls and john Cadington, for
the sum Of one hundred and ffly-tWo dollars and
ninety cents, ], J. b. Wells, Sheriff Of said county,
have levied upon and will, on Saturday tho four
teenth day Of January, 1860, at one O'Clock p. NJ,
from the door of the Court House in which the
lssiI tern of sill cJurs wal hell, az Brown
Vile il said county viii Offer and sell at public sale,
70 the highest and best bidder for cash in hand. as
the property q William w. Mills, Wales Benedict.
and Il. w. Frame, to satisfy said execution the
following described real estate, Cand one Horse
.PoWere to wit Lots four a in block one hundred
and twelye( u2} lot seven % in block eight (Sl.
lot eleven III inblock one hundred and fortyscvcn
(l47 and lot six g. in block eiEhty-six(S6A. with
an undivided third Of the lot six t6) and undivid-
ed onc-third Of hehOuse thereon. an in the town az
Peru, Nomaha County, Eebrnska Temitorvy as l.
eyideneed by the recorded plat Of said town in the
Recorders Office Of said county.
j. WELLS,
M sheriff Of Nemaba COunty,N. T.
BrCvnviIIe. Dse. 9th. n22-4EGI0 FOR Fea@
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
Probate Notice.

where's It has been made 10 appear mat ci4ims are
existing against the estate Of John Moore, deceased.
tate 0i sepaha County Nebraska Territory. Nutice is
IS hereby gwen that have appointed SATURDAY the l4ih
day OF January, A.. d. lSCO as the day for the hearing Of
SAID claims, ana al persons having claims uainst the
sad estate Fehere5y notified to die The same az my
ofice on or before that day, or they viii be forever bs--
red from recovering such claims and from setting cF
the same in any sctio1 Whatever.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF December A n
1919 CYRUS ". WHEELLR.
Probate Judge.
Ordered thai the above be published ak cue ,e,sivc
weeks in The Nebraska Advertiser.
BrownviIIe. Dec. s. 1859 -6.&7
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
StIII Another DiSuniOnISf.

The Governor Of South Carolina! ID
bis Message, while showing the adFaa-
lages Of a united South, says eff, as l
solemnly believe, we can no dopger live
in peace and harmony in the Union, we
can formaConfedeTacy with the ability
to PrOtectitself against any enemy, and
command the respect and admiration Of
the world" He recommends such mea-
sures as will obtain the cooperation Of
the Southern States IN a concerted action
in defense Of their institutions, whenever
they may be put in jeopardy by all the de-
partments.Of he g0yerhmen passing into
the hands of their enemies. The election
Of a Republican President, he says, viii
settle the question Of their safety in the
Unlon- ro ue71 r1 .frf 1c 1ft zru rgQ sli
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08

NOTICE is hereby given that Monday the I2th
day Of January. 1860, is the dry appointed for The
hnal settlement Of the estate Of Jac0b Mehck, deeea-
sed, late Of Nesnlba County, Nebraska TeGTitorY. at
my oihee in B2OEnville in saidcounty, at 9 O'Clock.
An when ail persons Interested may attend. End
show cause, if any, Why the aceo1at5 Of John w.
swan, administrator Of said estate, should not be al
bowed. - ~ CYRUSWI WHEFbER
Dec.o I859. 22-3t So fee. ProbnEe Lndre-
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
RELIGIOUS.

"THrn 70, for rhy piH &c diel
Rev. A. S. BiHingsIy will preach in the Presbvteri-
an Church, next Sabbath, at 10 and 10 o'clock, A. n.
and in the evening GA the above topic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
COW.ardfce,

The Philadelphia Evening Ruletin
says about the alarm ~that cow produced
in Charlestown, va: = 90 1870
1.-The population Of Charlestown with
its thousands of armed defenders, were
thrown into an awful fright by the appa-
rition of a cowii The poor animal was
shotby the terrified sentinel. Perhaps he
thought il vas a sort-of Trojan cow, bear
ing in its stomach an army Of Abolition
lists; as if a cow could bear anything but
calves, of whom Vlrginians oughtnot TO be
afraid"
We have heard j. suggested that the
ehtinelEhanifested an astonishing want
Of fiiaf affection in Shooting at a COW.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
M Sheriff Of Nemaba County,N n. T.
Brownville, Dec. 9th, n22-4t-s10 forfee.
SHERIFF'S SALE

Theodore Hill
T. Fl. Edward.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an exc
eution issued from toe Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court for Nemlha County. NEBRASKA Terri
tory, against I. II. Edwards andi n favor Of Theodo.s
Hill, for the sum Of three hundred and ninety dol
lars ard seventy-fve cents and ten dollars costs. /
J. B. WelIsr Slerif0f said Nemaha CGanfT,- have
eyed upon, and viii sell al public aue 5on, flozathe
door Of The house where the last term Or the said
court was held, ut BrowREilIe in said county. to the
highest bidder fDressh ia hand, as the propertv Of
TIL. Edwards, TO satisfy said execution, 81 Satnr-
day the seventh day Of January, A. Z. 1860, at 2
O'clockP H., the following described reaIestate to
Wit: the east hslf Of lokeightaHd nOFtb-saskquar-
ter oflot pine IN block one in the eityOf Br5wrsfi he
as designated 90 the original plat.
EA- J.B. WELLS.
SheriGof Nemsha County. MI
BrOwnvile, Dec. sth, 1859 n22-ii- $3.50 for fee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
Those RO0fS and SHOES

AZ DENs, are stiIl pronounced By judges to be the
best and cheapest ever before openedin this market
The people are carrying them on BY loads. More CON-
ing however.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08

The fighting men Of New York are in
a quandary. Warrants have been pinned
upon Heenan, Morrissey, and the other
pugilisls engaged in the late prize-fghts,
summoning them to BufG4o for trial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
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Able Lien
Notice IS hereby given that ~ vi-sy~
issued frcm the Clerk o. tie Districf 4. 4a s1eurF,
County NebraskaTeFritery aaainsfsr 81 kemss-
mIifU tie snn sT-s- ana
ana fhirty dollars and eig1ty-one err kEala
B. Wells, SheriTof said county. h7vo lo-s e'sts, T.
seveutA day or DecomBer, AZ D. $50 1Pn ~
the twenty-soventh day Of Deeemtpr "a Eusa4r
one O'clock p n. 81 said day. Al - 49, 1855, \
in which TIE hst term oTc6utt VS. ~ We house
in said county, vi1lselI at Public auction snviHs
bidder, fer cash in hand, as tie pranerf, -t highest
Lion, to satisfy said execution. tie ffIos,to ed AbF
property tswt one hundred th5uslnd 80 ussgiha
lumber consisting o. silis. joists. Heorihg = a1d
sidiHg, sheetlng, rafters, aue finishing Iumber. ,t-nz
lulnoor W Oe sold ln lots or b. the lump. as ai
required Oh dag of sales Tho above IuwS.r nay .
Island known as the Sonora Island, all in Eros alsaAs
J.B. WELLS
sherlaof Nemaha C.unfv T
BroWnlLLLa. Dec. ~. $50 1880 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
sOme MOte OF he Same Sol.

On the 3Othday of November, the fol.
lowing resolutions were offered in the
House Of Representative of South Car
DINA: ~ "a T
ResolUed, That the State of South Ca
rolIpa is ready to enter, together with
the other slaveholding Stateso or such as
desire present action, into the formation
ola Southern Confederacy.
ResolUed, That the Governor be re-
quested to forward this resolution lto. the
various Southern executives. s.rall5
Another resolution was Offered asking
official Information as to the condition Of
the State Arsenals, arms, ammupitions,
number Of men enrolled IN the Slate mi.
litia, the style of arms, sc. .e-ssr5uans
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08

An old woman called at the telegraph
office at London Bridge, and requested
the operator TO send her carpet-bag to.
Maidstone, and return her dress by Iele
graph that day, sure, rg.55 c-.r
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08

Don't fail to see "Sixth Annual An
nouncement," and brilliant offers, in an
other column.