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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02

vision incorporated in the AspinwaIl
charter, there can be no conflicting
whaEever, as any nselligent man can see
reference b the Two charters. We
have already given this little affair more
space and attention than it demands, and
hops i may prove satisfactory to those
who are governed By other than a delight
in finding fault, and Notwithstanding.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02

A Washington correspondent says: ]
learn that the venerable Senator Criuen-
den, in speaking of the debate in the Sem
ate, in which Judge Douglas was attack
ed by Mason, Green and Clay, G'declared
that he was astonished by the great pow
er displayed by the Little Giant, and the
ease with which he vanquished his Oppo-
nents; that his bearing was that of a con
queror, and that he riyalled Clay in his
palmy days. s.a.a
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
Probate Notice.

Whereas Application has thisday been made 70 the Pro-
bate Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, By
John Ebbs 70 be appointed administrator Of the estate II
Charles Ebbs, late Of IT Kearney, n. T., deceased,
nDiiceis hereby given that Saturday the l0tk day Of
March, A. D., 1850, at 10 O'Clock A. u. is the time set
for the hearing Of said application al my onice, in
Br0WnyilIe, in said county, when and where an per
sons interested may appear and show cause Rhv letters
Of administration OF said estate should not be issued 10
the said applicant.
Given under my hand and oncfaI seal This fst dav 81
February A D 1850.
r ". WHEELER. Probate JrAre.
NaSO sw-a7
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
$3.50 c. VI wHfEIE b. Psogss Jadss
SHFRIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue Of an ex-
ecution issued to me ~ c.. w. Wheeler, ex-pGicio
Justice Of the Peace Of the County Of &smaha, Ne
braska Territory, against HarvyL. Hays and VIII
liam Hawks, and in favor Of J. II. Maun. !, J. b.
Wells, sheriff Of said county. have levied upon, and
will sell on the 14sh day Of February, A. d. 1860,
at l o'c'oek +. NJ, the following described goods and
~chattels, to-Wit eighty saw logs on the Sonora Island
on shebank Of the Missouri river, near Mr.. Emons
plaee, as the property Of Harry L. Hays and William
Hawk, to satisfy said execution and costs.
J.B. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha Co., n. T..
Feb. I, 1850, So A.V. DEMON, lepy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
Honev the best Of Honey.

have q valuable recipe FOR making honey uli
send 70 any person upon receipt0 II Sd cents- We
and use IL in our family az hGlF the cast, ard eoa,I
Il AZ good a. the best article Of genuine Bee maze EI
- from rrhich e cannot De tod" Any person Wao =
make and sell il, can easily cier from S2tu 49,
only requires four articles 10 make 10, aud lhey~
had at any store Tor hny cents. sr
Every family may hive this delightful Tu1w"
any lady can make III In " minutes 81 any time.
II Won really want something nice, % nt Dis =,
Honey OF Washing recipes. for they are all I calW
then. and should be In every family Aidres
Dr.J. P. CRE4GEE,
baltimore CITY NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
"A Veto Governor.

Gov. Packer, of Pennsylvania, lately
sent in one batch of seventeen veto mes
sages.-Erchdnge.
There must be some peculiar veto pro-
perties in Pennsylvania, soil, climate, or
political education.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
UWhv Labor SO hard to WASH

l have a Chemical process FOR cieanihAcl - tuu-
use IN which fbev can be washed IN 0nehGLf q Ms
al time, without being boiled, and win $500 veU~
bling; thus saving much lahorj and Gne el,. nan II
white and clean, and theJ last mach U-ftb rash
washed IN the old way OF rubbing % fhs
ing machine, b which The elothesa sM obfsin. ]
articles used c0st very little andaIe - 80 un5n
mail this very useful recipe 20 ofus-5 F,,~s God .
receip; Of 80 cents. Three
money. NJ Miss TIC
fy0a realty wish someihll- M cain for
Honey Of Washing recipes %. =
them, aud should be 10 every . CREAGER
baltimore CITY VI
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
Probate Notice

whereas application has been ma5s q
Court o. Eemaha County, NebrasFs To-..t z fiooais
NuckOlls, administrator Of the rpaI nra1.-- ~ heath
Of Charles M. Greever. late Of s,fJ c,Tps Y tAe estate
the sale Of the real property OF sid $500 USeesse5 Tor
PoseoL ootdlnlns means to discharge the debts eh,r-o-
aole against me same Notice is Is hereby given 49,,
Monday the oh day Of March, AID. BsO, Is te ,ims
set Tor the hearing Of said application al 10 o'eIrS
n ~ my once IN Brownviiie in said county. when ,IS
Mhefe any ana al persons interested may a0ea1- a..
show cause why anordeF should not De made au.h,ri--
ing the SAID administrator % sell said property.
Given under my hand and Official seal this IAN Az
OF Sallaty u looO. ri w. WHEELER.
h-~opo Probate Indra
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
ne GO Female lie

DR.. IL. CREAGER is the Genera! Agent EnolI
sale and retail, for Dr.. Wbeating's celebrated feI ~
Pills. These PNs are fruLy valuable for ladies' ~
fhey tyiH restore the monthly c0uTses chen hsy ~
sfOp from Gny cause RkafeUer. They never have
ed In any case where the directions around Ie box ~
taining the Pils have been strictly toHoFetj 49,
there Il no case Of failure ever eomc q our kngVils"
BEING purely vegetable they are perfectly safe.
Single boxes, mailed TO order postpaid upon reeeP-
Of one dollar. By Up CREASBh.F
~ baltimore CITY, Marylana
A liberal discount 20 druggists. 3 cent postage siahP'
. ~~F - un-uau 60.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
Legal Notice.

Russell Peery Attachment before VIM Munscn,
vs. a Justice Of theP Peace in andfor Nems-
Luxe Lavender ha county, Nebraska Territory,
To Luke Lavender, der. You are hereby noidet
that a writ u attachment mas been issued from the e.
fee Of ESQ. Muuson. in favor Of Russell PsBry for 80
sum OF twenty-five dollars and twenty-five GEMS and
against the said Luke Lavender tRdthe returns being
made not found as 90 the defendant, you wall therei0fi
take notice that unless you appear al the once Of tg
said Justice OF the Peace atPeru in said county on the
tenth day Of February 1850, and answer, the said clam
will be taken as confessed and judgment Rendered
against you for the same.
RUSSELL PKBRT.
Ordered that the above notice be published In The Ne
braskd Advertiser.
-. WIN .MTNGnN Tnsllca nfiha Raace.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
Fron t6s clevean n PIaaadaaler
Hurrah for PENNSYLVANIA.

49,. - 81 a. 81 ~ -
When Pennsylvanians presented "Old
Buck, to the Cincinnati ConventIon they
only asked for the Presidency-nothing
moreAand they only asked that but for a
single term. The Presidency they con-
ceded was equivalent to all federal pat
ronage besides. II alone was enough
for any one State, and with it they would
be content. Fofeigh Missions, Cabinet
Ministers, Consuls, Clerkships, they ac-
knowIedged belonged to those States who
had n o President. With this plea they
prevailed upon many a plunder-seeker to
Weld, and with similar promises and APP
pliances, and by Douglas Withdrawing,
sold Buck" was nominated and elected.
What did he do by way of carrying out
the promises Of his fuglers at Cincinnati 2
Did be recall PennsylFanians then abroad
on foreign appointments Nothe. Dali
las still occupies the first Mission abroad.
He appointed Reid, Pennsylvania to
China, and j. Clancy Jones, Oahother
Pennsylvania to austria. He has filed
two other foreign Missions with Penn
.syIvanians. any quantity of Consulates,
taken n Cabinet Minister from Penn
sylvania, flooded Washington with Clerks,
has four heads of Bureaus, filed all of
the Offices in the Territories worth hay.
ing with Pennsylvanians, and now, to cap
the climax, has just got Geo. Washing
ton Bowman of Pennsylvania, who be
first appointed Superintendent Of Public
Printing and afterwards set him to pub
fishing the Administration organ snug
gled through the Senate as a Government
Printer.
But the calamity does not stop here.
Pennsylvania not only takes the Presi-
dency, the Public Printing, a Cabinet
Minister, four Foreign Missions. four.
heads of Bureaus, one hundred and thirty
odd Clerks in the Departments, and all
the Territorial Offices, Indian Agencies,
&C., &C., worth having, but she thFeatensl
presenting Old Buck for a second term =!
40 Immorfsl 6Odsf save Vi, save asr
Angels and Minister'S Of Grace defend us!"
We have had enough Of Pennsylvania
and Of Pennsylvania. They have ston-
ed the Prophets and laid waste the king
dom of the righteous. They have disor-
ganized the Democratic party, degraded
themselves and disgraced the country.
Letter slide!
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02

The Washington correspondent Of The
New York Times, writes as follows, IN.
der date of the 24th:.A
Numbers OF leading men are arriving
from all parts of the country to hear SEN
ator Douglas, who commences speaking
tomorrow, All the Democratic mem
bers Of the Maryland Legislature and
Senate WILDE attendance. 13LW
A greater compliment was never paid
toa member of Congress than the atten-
dance of the membersao of a State Legis-
lature to hear him speak
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
P. J. HENDGEN
a Good Farm for Sale.

The subscriber will sell at 4 great bargain a very
choice quarter Of section OF land in Johnson county. Ne.
braska. There are forty acres d fine timber land.
so acres under cultivation, q good log house and Other
improvements. It's two and a haf miles from Tecum-
sch, on the road from thence to Pawnoe City.
Any person wishing % purchase a good tract ofIand on
very reasonable terms, viii apply To Cyrus Wright 81
Tecunseh, o. John L.CaHsOn. Banker, in Brupuvius,
or to Geo. W. Shroat, Neoraska CITY.
ROBERT WRIGHT,
Residing at Woyrallton, In Nemaha Co,
January IS, 1860 2s-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
J. B. WELLS
Chr-.H - -
Probate Notice.

Whereas application has been made Ia n.
bate Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Teri,.@
BY JeaRne Claire widow OF tie late Beniqpe o.
deceased, for an assignment q dover from ~ 80
estate OF the said Benigns Claire, notice is bsp1-
gwen that Saturday tae adday Of March, ~
loo9' e O'Clock, /. M., is the day appoinfed =.
theshearings aid appieation. al nv ofiesf1 Ir
FlLe II saideoantyi when and where all person, -
attend and SHOW cause Why the prayer ofsf5-c
phcatlon should not be allowed.
II testimony whereof I have berepnto %.
and seal this 10Th day of January -. \ ISsn hAnd
29-6t S7fee. P-oboAiLLS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
MORRALLT0N PUBLIC H0lSE.

The subscriber Informs the travelling public that be
keeps a house Of entertainment at WOrraflton in Ne
maha county, Nebraska on the Territorial road leading
from Nebraska CitytO Tecuinseh.
The comfort and convenience Of travellers WILDE ooh-
suited and charges moderate.
ROBERT WRIGHT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
Probate Notice.

whereas S. A. Chambers, executor of the estate Of
Willis HILL deceased, has this day made application to
the Probate Court Of Eemaha County, Nebraska Terri
tory for one years extension Of time 10 collect the as
sets Of szidestate and pay the debts and legacies sharge-
able against the sane, notice is hereby given that / have
set Saturday the 18th day Of February 1850, at 10 O'Clock
d, az thG time for hearing said applicatiOn, at my Of
fee IN Bfovnvffie in saidcOunty, when and where all
persons interested fgay attend and show cause why said
exteHtiou should nOtbe allowed. -rrn
Given under my hand and ohiciai seal this 3lstday Of
'l s 3 dSs TuFz1 m p,o5ss
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
GOOD News for the Ladies'

ANTLADY that viii send her address 10 as. ,
C~REAGER, Baltimore City, Maryland, with three 81
postage stamps enclosed, shall receive BY return
something Of Importance tOher. Woman 8hoH VIZ
SELF aud be hsppy."
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
SHFRIFFySATN

NOTICE is hereby girsn lyme III 1e
rifin and fer the Couaty efNomaba. eiS She
ritOry, that on to-wit thaI3tb 80 ~ FAa Ter
D.. 1860, at two o'clock, P.n. of said d. sftaalH A.
offer for saloY ana sell b the hirbeSsE VIII
at thelsvee is th8eityoe-B rowrFfHe i9r s1h,
county the following described prone-sv Asuaba
steam ferry boat Ot0o, and tie voods 49, W Tie
hereunto belonging. the said boat ami s9attols
chattels now lyinga at the said IeTee. the - ADD
ing under and By virsne Of a writ aliss fAeb be-
directed to me and Issued aminsttbs - Laatoa,
aJudgement obtained b. samuel CsHen lpoa
the said steam ferry boat Otoe, at the March 54a''
ned term 1859 Of tho District Courtfor ~ !oa'-
tyof Otoe in the said Territory, and entered Gun
record ofsaid court at the December adiourns5
held and begun on January 10, AD 1850 FOR ~
Of six hundred and sosty-six dollars md
cents, and for costs Of suit. 1--WE
Given under ny hand this first day Of F.Sm,v
J.. B. WELLS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02

Public Opinion has declared that Curtis Compound
Syrup Of sassafras stand unequalled among the REM
edies offered for speedily curing diseases Of the lungs,
chest and throat.
His Mamaluke Liniment has become one Of the sta
pies articles OF trade. Merchants might as we'll be
without sugar and coffee. Every family should keep a
constant supply Of these medicines on hand. n2s
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02

The following is the official vote in
Kansas for Governor and member of
Congress under the WyandoR State Con-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-02
BlanI<9

OF all kinds, for sale AZ 'hi- 'm'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30
Fr. MADISON, Monday night, June -.
SIR:-I submit brief report Of the Demo.

Fl. MADISON, Monday night, June -.
SIR:-I submit brief report Of the Demo-
cratic Ratification Meeting for publication.
Seven o'clock, Dutch band on buss, in bnss,
gathering up the boys. Meeting called TO order,
A. Mum presiding -seventy-fve men on the
steps of the Court House, Republicans included
ono hundred and twenty five boys-Goodrich,
ESQ, on his feet, tongue very thick, dealt mostly
in wool and fence rails, called on the crowd to
cheer for Douglss-cheering very faint-coull
not die off in the distance, too weak to get there
two fire-crackers went of, the third one no 20,
little damp-three barrels and two boxes in .
blaze-boys down the street calling for Lincoln
the small boy preferred Breckenridge. Viii
liam Thnrston tried to speak, crowd calling for
Billy the Barber-succeededa at last--some splen-
did ideas-Duteh, nix for stay. Halfpast nine
Scroggs is speaking. Some slight applause went
over the history Of S. A. Douglas, padding his
own canoe cabinet making, and with great pathos
spoke Of his being attacked BY the bilious fever
deserved applause, paused for it did not get it.
Fire being out, boys being the majority, got con
troll Of the meetins-~she majority thought to adj
journ-felt discouraged. Much calling for Lin
coin, Douglas, Breckenridge, and Bill Michael,
seemed to have no preference. The Union is
safe. Yours respectfully, SPECTATOR.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

II We should have stated in our Mondays
issue, had the telegraphic report Of Saturday
been sent US, that CALrB CUsHING retired from
the Douglas Convention when seats were re-
fused to the seeding Delegates, leaving Todd, Of
Ohio to preside, and went over to the Boilers
Convention, where he was received with immense
applause and chosen President. The newspa-
pers say that sfter the explosion public senti-
ment in Baltimore was decidedly against Doug
las, and that he will not touch bottom in Mary
land.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

TaE New EDEToR or TEE ADvocArE-Rev.
Dr. Thompson, the newlyAppointed editor Of the
Christian Advocate and Journal, the central Or
gan of the Methodist Church, has entered upon
his duties with energy though without parade
The fact Of he foreign birth having been pub.
licIy mentioned 70 his prejudice, the new editor
rsprodnces portion Of speech delivered by
him net very long ago. ON the occasion Of visit
- his native country, of which the following Is
apart:
"Upxasa = forty years ago my father, bro.
Esa In toftane By TIE revulsion which followed
ne wars Of Napoleon, eet sail for the New World
easA pour speaker IL his arms, determined to
eass his children Ct Last the inheritance Of free.
- and civil and political equality. He vas re-
eeasea WITH opse asns o. those hospitabye shores
- sosea . ho@e y - ample and fruitful do
aano e - Week Ihere uas reared. e,lu
80 aieas6 - III ballot-box. There - =.
4 - -. - - gpAsas thAs are nearsst ~ 49,.
hoase ny native Land Il e nss-,.s
- - uhsee ~ Ard $500 D. - ..
eyes ape0 - AEae !; 1T Annssican n t,.e~ -
asPafesteaa. and inpulsea. vcri1 ~
SEcAangs ehs haA Il Washinetoa "A T...Lss 49,
- any other o. which he nm looke -. $50
neeevss - lie saAr-spaaR,ed hanne, 80
mo1 ~ nasthesd either Ia forcian 49,. 49, -
~. 1esaa Aeaan1ic instinctiyeiy raise ~ M
~. - sees hsnsash 4 en- ssre both 81 $780,
. roPsot; andse its folds I vorId ~
- 0Mahs husisd.' '1 hss
&
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

= Rev. AnrI srSvxss, D, p. the late editor Of
The leading paper ~ N y Adsoost1 a~s l.losy-
NED q The y. 3. Church il connected with the
editorial department Of tho new daily, '.The
world. Hero his mind has fine field, and his
popularity Fil astract many subscribers from.
the Church which b has % long and % faithful.
lyjpcrved; and which y % psovd Of him.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

q CURg or DURNs AND ScAIpa--In case oe .c.Ia
mg o. burning the body, immcrsing the parts, IN
cold water gives entire relief a. Internationally
- the lightning. Meanwhile get some common
dry Hour and apply Il an inch or two thick on ~
injured part, and keep spFinkliAg on water. 10
nothing else, Afiak notking hut water; eat moth.
lnE W. Improvement commences. except div
bread, s1stcncd IN very weak tea of scrne Kind.
Uures " MANY ffiehtfsl buenings have hsSn per.
kss-Ir. Hey.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

B-The resignation Of Fitzpatrick was dam
per upon the Douglas Democracy yesterday 1t
took them Ill aback. They had insisted, Monday,
shat Breckenridge would resign-that there was
an understanding between him and Douglas, and
o. soon Is the excitement subsidized little he
would resign. Several enthusiastic gentlemen
made bets upon Breckenridge. resignation dur
ing the next three weeks 5.
When it was discovered that Mr. Breckenridge
not only did not resign, but accepted the nomi-
nation, and that Governor Fitzpatrick, who re-
fused to puto his unmentionablcs and appear
before the Douglas shoulder-hitters from Balti-
more Saturday evening" had withdrawn his name
from the ticket they were full Of trouble. And
some of them had bet their money that Ftzpat-
rick would accept-one Of them two hundred
dollars-others small sums. Ia it any wonder
they felt bads Our advice to them and to all
men is to make no bets. Let US have no gam
OllDE. b.. I.f.zl- .,fg7
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

WnAr THE NRw York HERALD TRINKs.-The
New York Herald formally proclaims the death
Of its party. Il does not hesitate 70 assert that
the selfish and facetious course Of Douglas has
caused the division Of the Democracy, and that
the disruption ct Baltimore is the funeral knell
Of that once-poweful party. aSs
It predicts the onsequcnces-namely: the
triumph Of the Republicans election Of Lin
coin, Republican Congress, Republican Ad-
ministration.r And it saysit has no fears for the
Union in that event, either.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

- oaaasa CHA n p. $780,. -
- f.. 1asp = Caiss, NJ. Harr;a
- = - paa1A ~ n sdIsea N.
~ 3. - = ~. b = ssassa b. - -.
Acss ~ = ipethnH - -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

GA special Baltimore dispatch to the Gin
cinnati Gazette says Hindman Of Arkansas bet
800 to $1,000 that Douglas would not get one
electoral vote. ssa#sE sgss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

eE We are inforned that citizen Of this
county, named rade, living 1t Augusta, Of he
ase ofsl. In afrsak Of youthful srdos, last Sum
dsy. married Young lady eyed ~.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

DsxocRAsic CoSvxxvIox. Democratic
County Convention viii meet at Marion Hall, on
Saturday, Tie 7th day Of July.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30
Relisf Tor Tornadlo sufr,rer..

Pursuant to call signed by many citizens,
Public Meeting was held at Marion Hall, Monday
evening, June. 25th, to provide relief for the
sufferers by the tornado Of the Sd instant A.
J. Messenger was appointed Chairman, and w.
Salter Secretary.
| On motion it was Resolved, To appoint Gen.
| trail Committee of three to receive and disburse
contributions for the relief of the sufferers.
Messrs Messenger, peming and Salter were
| appointed this Committee.
1 1t was als1 Resolved, To appoint Committee
| Of one in each Ward to solicit and receive con-
| men were appointed this Committee
| A. w. Carpenter. First Ward.
w. D. Gilbert, I'd
J. 2. Abrahams, Sd
Thos French, 4th 9"
w. B. Ewing, 9th
4 Luke Palmer, 9Th !"
| Resolved, That the Central Committee be
empowered to fill any vacancies that may occur
in the Ward Committees
Resolved. That the Central Committee pub
lish report Of the contributions received and of
the manner Of their disbursement
On motion, the Meeting adjourned.
A. ). MESSENGER, Chm.
W. SALrER, Sec'y
Burlington, June Is, 1860.
The Central Committee will meet at Mr. Mes.
scnger's Office in Marion Hall, Monday morning,
July 3, At o'clock, to receive the reports Of the
Ward Committees, aud to make arrangements
for forwarding the contributions.
It's requested that contributions for this OBJ
jet be made promptly The sufferers are in
need of immediate relief No one should wait
to be called upon, but hand to the Committee Of
their respective Ward what they are willing to
give for this object. The Committees are also
instructed to solicit contributions. A full report
win b Published.
a. The editor Of the Paci6c City Herald. ia
speaking of the death Of Judge Stockton, says.
ssThe bench has Lost It's brightest ornament, and
the State an honored and respected citisen.s
~ - g
~ We are informed that citizen Of this
county, named rAde, living 1t Augusta, Of he
ase ofs4. In afrsak Of youthful srdos, last Sun
dsy. married Young l.dy eyed ~.
DsxocRAsIc Cosvkxrsox-Rhe Dsmocratic