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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

out that sphere. We think these nro-
positions a:e' established not only by
the history of the formation of the
C0nstitntiop-by cotemp6raneohs eSpo-l
sltlons, by the conclusive evidence nj.
torded by Mr.. Madison and its other
tramers, by the judicial determinations
OF the Supreme Court, hut is conclu-
SivetY shown by the Constitution itself.
II 9ttirms to be by ave the peonie.
&c.,H 1t was adopted by the people,
It required oGths to be taken by ali
the State officers for its s1ppbrtt.Iit ii Il de-
clared to be the supreme law of the lanfl
anything in the Constitution OF the laws
OF the States to the contrary notwithstand.
ing The States are Inhibited from the
exercise OF numerous powers ihsephrable
from sovereignty-an an imposing areu
ncat may be drawn from the naturRIizn.5
ton clause. The oath of allegiaucl by a
foreigner is not to tho States, but to the
United States. Ifthe Union is dissolved
what becomes Of the alien bornY To whpt
government does he owe allegiance
hnatiyE The Constitution is substitute
for the old articles Of fconfederatfonLtho
articles described the government formed
oy them as Confederation, ssa leaguc,p q in
the 3rd article they are described as ia
hrm leHguc of friendship ~ Each Stnfe
ton and perpetual union, so. The diff
ference in language is not more striking
than the difference in purpose. Without
going therefore more into detail, this
meeting c,snnot resist the conclusion that
the Constitution of the United States was
designed to be perpetual. That no State
can constitutlonplly withdraw from the
Union-if one State can lawfully with
draw rom one motive, another can from
anotheF-it would cease nnder such inter-
probation to be governments, it could
not c9mmaud public Contiden:e-uobody
wouid' trust it+it would lack every Gle
ment of stability, and by consequences, of
credit, II ats bonds were thrown iuto
market, they would hardly find a purchas-
eff sale should tnke place, the next
moment the government might he disin-
tegrated-to whom then would the cred
Itors resortf-it would be folly to talk
OF apportioning the debt-that was no
part OF tue contract, creditor would
incur no snch risk, md the governs
m:nt Wouldt7be as impOtent dfoF all III
napelhl purposes as WAS the GonfeIrn.
tlon' BY. the Union made by the COnsti-
tuition, the States, to borrow a legal phrNsc.
are Joint tenants in an army, navy, fortifi!
cations, ship and dock yards, pubIiclaud
and tue most important of nll, in the great
naNYlg4ole highways of trade and com
9lerce u ana ports of entry. Tie citizens of
California have the same legal rights in
the ports and hhrbors of New York and
the navigation of the Mississippi, as the
citizens residing thereon-these rights are
not detcrmina6Ie, they may not be amer M ~
toned, they are indetcnsible; if the Union
may; be broken up what becomes of them?
Ftlpi shall is their s SaIues and If one State
may wi iehdfhW ann FennIiAfas SISis ~, I,,,,
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!. Jaokso,.t ana NuIllnoat,on.,.

APromieent, gentleman of Pennsylvania
has just given, the n. Y. Tribune, on, un-
Questionable authority, u "Reminiscences of
the days Of Notification. 1t seems that
Gov. Letcheri of Kentucky, who syulpa-
thized with the Nullifers iu 1899, called
upon Gen. jackson to learn, if possibie.
what the General Intended to do towards
crushing Calhoun's conspiracy against the
Union. herGovernbr opened the subject
mildly, and Jackson only answered. hy
telling Lctcher. TO read certain instru-
ment of writing on the table before them.
Letcler read it, and found it to be IL war;
rant for the execution of Calhoun. "Bat,
my dear General, you don't intend 10 carry
out what this paper calls for2' tCSdoHT;.a
Letcher, is my name signed TO that paper ~
''Yes, General, it is" "vcry we'll, Coy!
ernor;; it is very seldom that 1 sign papers
merely for effect. Governor, look on the
left corner Of the paper is the seal of the
United States to tt?" jssTt is. Grnerni.n
Gov. Letchet visited Mr.. Calhoun after he
!eft Gen. jackson, Nnd.awakentng him out
of his sleep, related 10 him his interview
with jackson. Gov. Letcher allcdgcd that
Nr. Calhoun. assumed the appearance OF
ghost. when be, heard what Gen Jackson
Intended to do, and Modification lost all
its venom from that honr. zs ft
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

FAILURE orAN or WELI,LTHe oil well
belonging to Mr.. Dutton, hear Parkersbnrg,
Va, which had been yielding about fifty
barrels Of oil per day, has entirely failed.
1t was caused by.th sinking of snCtlicr
well short distape from it, =. 25..,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

Sllddlesexi Samuel Price, Of Greenbrier; !;
Valentine w. Southall, of AlbemarIe:
MaitmaniT. Wiley, of fATonongalia; James
Q. Bruce, of4HalifaS; ". w. Boyd. OF
BotetOurt: James BaF6Guf,, of, Culpepner.
SamuelC. Williams, Of ofshenandoa6; Tim,
othy RiYes, of Prince Ge6il.e and Surrv !.
Samuel Mcdowell Mopre; 6f RockhridRe: !:
Geo. Blow, Jr., of Norfolk city; Peter O'
Johnston. of Lee and Scott.
The committee is 4 very strong one
comprising some Of the bestlnames i(isthc
bConVentiOn-and its announcement fell.
like death knell on the cars of the seces.
sionistsi who now stigIAatiEe 1t as n stFang-
ling machine. Theyg however, In some
sort, expected no fat6Fs at the ihaudS lof
lanney, tile Presided whom, they, Jby n
close combination, aid very dnexueCtsdIy
to the Union men, cause near defetEfne for
The Craftsmanship! srbey recognize tile
fact that their hope iStsltdi inaeedgffn the
hands of this 2committs d II ~ ,ss
Gov. Wise pitched I'd tsain to tlnv, after
the same style rs yesf !Itlay. He did not
hold the attention OF The Convention ten.
minutes-thes Commenced reading their
newspapers or writing laters, and lmhJ,i-
Tested; as Plainiasf c6uld be, thnt the Ex-
Governor was played ont Institution
around Richrn oHd. II hyselE, listened
attentively all the way Trough, because
Wise e,was a new actor 6f hy bands; bdt7T
felt as ii had been sold rhen he wound
up, and Ns-if had not tkgun to get my
money back. I.nm told that he does not
consider that he has commenced speaking
as yet, but expects toybay lomething when
The Convention gets ubderlw6y. GfE
The Commissioners fFon South Carolf
ma, GeOrgin and AlaBanNtre to have tue
Guentioni6f the COnvebtion on Monday, Mt
which time expect to hear the genuine
thtng-the reals double-dktilled, simon
pure secession. 4 shall notiee such points
as Think willinterest SourFeaders. C.af.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

SEECIAL NSFIcE Doubte the above rates. -
. Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
aing to the space occupied and the number Of changes
ers to be paid for in adraneg. 4 + F-.sis
B1snes9 Cards not exceeding ye lInes Sl0 per year
oE 81 Tor SIX mouths but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than square. = 75I7ir- n
The privilege Of Annual Advertising s limited to
tae Adyortisers own IEnmedate business; and all
well all legal advertiscents and aiyvrtiSements
otAIction sales and estnts sent In By them muSl
be paid for ut the usual rates, y : y
E1SAdYerttsements not accompanied with written
VIII b inserted phtn forbid and
aceoTdinely.AssAt u EsA ~ - y u u n.
Notices for Political Meetngs to be charged In al
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, aud announcements
Sermons, SOee1tS zach. Z shoy11!6e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

Now thar Yirgipin has eprouounsed in.
favor of4ths Union, IL is certainly high
time for Gov, Wise to redeem his promise
Of hying TO South Carolina, and taking
service in her cause. Probably she awaits
his arrival before attacking SUMTER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

Assets, January 4, 1850.
Cash In hand in IartId lIAmks AS 4S
Il Il Trea1 Notbs aud aecrned 800 90
u s. Stocks per Ct semaQpuH go 90
Real Rstato unin :ani,er :: 800 01
Money due the Co. secured BY AoFtgage,......4SATS
Del IIud CT Co. Bds pr. ct semi.an. Int 0S9 60
sills ReeeivH5Is amply secre, Sc
Other MlcSllanegaS 60
1911 BJndsG PER CT int, annually, goo 90
S57 Shares Railroad s0ck, 90
50 '' CUunpcticut River Co. St0ck.......I, ,250 90
50 F" Waterbury Bank - ,........5, 800 90
50 Stafford Spriugl Bank q .......,5, 500 90
so .' Providence, RI, g g .........1,ST2 90
800 .t Ho1ton, Masl., <. Gs.......jS6 BOD 90
800 " st. Loui., No.. +" .......s3l, 800 90
2S7G IS Hartford - = /" Es,= .s...4242300 90
932J IS NeEYork, g q ,,.,5SI, $1,000
I6O n Y. III / Trust Co. d. ..:....!2 "a 90
100 f" U.s.Pru5t ca Bank storlt..i.....l2slOO 90
TOTAL ASSETS, $2,1941OO o.
claims not due Sl79,9S7 66
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION is.ti
Risks accepted terms consistent with Soyeney and
fair profit.
EyreeialaLeRtioR gipel % InriFdneeoF D RELELRGS
and C6HteRtE for terms cfOne o. fee gears /. 4
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Saddles, Harness. .TrITIniIKiS;- "a, q,

- "a -N44VLh9ALE 3 -HETAII..
D. SHEPPARD, NO.131 SIain Street, eornero
union nj continue to keep0n land tlaTFeSiS6T
g. OF all aTtclcsin hjs line c5aSiS
in& OF IAief and 6sIlemeu's Saddles Fino& CrSTa
Palicea, Carpet Bag. RSfcheiS ~. 4.
H9ult rGpectfally call attention to my STOCK! ana
tfnet by strict attention and prOmptnesr 10 merit
'eontindaree Of the public patronage y H7sfF.
All kinds Of repairing promptly done and ,T,
Pgr Sepso,ss 9SHHsr' s. 3: s!IEPP ARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

and c0Htsats for terms cfone q Gpe gears I
The progress OF this Corporation ihRs been StAbls
and uninterrupted through seasons Of financial sum
shine and storm or periods eventful inOr ampt from
sweeping cOnfayrAtiOuS and maritime disaster. Be
Ing long CstabltshelOna cash basis the troubles Of
the credit system affect US In no material particular.
DurnS hard times" the security Of reliable Tnsu-
rance is Rn imperative duty-the ability OF property
holders tosustain loas being thon much lessoned.
PoIciesisIued without delay, aud all business at
tOnled to with dispatch and fidelity, by
n. @. ARTHUR. Agent,
Once over the Bank OF Wheeling.
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9atly gntellloeGfrr
rnRMs o. Ap.iYIRRTIsINo. q

TWELVE SOLID LANES OF NoSpARErt- (OR oSE GxcH,l on
LESS, HARR a SoUARE "
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Commonwealth Insurance Co,
OF HARRISBURG, PA.

iNlIE above Companies having appointed the undCr
IL, signed t6SiE Agent for Mheeling and Vicinity,
aid Companies we'll known to he first class oiees
III losses promptly adiuated. NC, C,ARTJIuR,AEt-.
ssp39 ~ Office over the Ilaak q yyheelinE-s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

Upwards OF 9I3,OOO,OOO. Fst !
OF Losses have been paid BY tho Rtna Insurance Co
in the past II yCars. s.....,st =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

ouR Richmond correspondent IN a pri-
yate letter, incioscsl q us the following
preamble drawn up By Gen. j. j. jackson,
asepteeedsns to the hmOps PaFksrsburg
Resolutions -of7which De also was the au-.
thor. Ithas never before been published
fu this latitude, and win be found interest
inn and instrnctive: .ttl1. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

ESr0vsr 50 10000 Of Cash Capital represented by
his old and we'll established Agency whers eysry ioS
u the above Office has been promptly paid In Wheel.
nS, before Il was due by the terms Of the nolicv.
W, P. PETERSON,
odiee next door to the NJ an. d ank,
H.,9s-ly Mains t. Whtp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21

TOTAL ASSETS, $21o41oO o.
claims not duo, ,El7a0S7 e6
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30
TPnsf Sole.

wrE-a S. on the It J-- jane A. D 1855. Isom
Davis -- l-rFC~e O. -- -E ~ " r. " -5J0 OF
me-. r- ia OF Two hun Cd and E-Ity Dollars as
p- .H 3 his U-CuiszlrE -e Jel-Iu- tHle g a-J-e-
e ore year after -L.e, convey the --er-
Isl ~. Ter ". BaczDG. 4t-Cstth ---.- l=l ui5-
g e-s1te liz Eelsha Comfy, Ne.ra "a Territory,
tie S0u-h-We-tC quarter OF Se~t-5- as rteen
.vu-hip 80. co. six in Range No. (D tlL zen east
G. .-e Ga principal me ILan
A.d whereas, it r divided In said Deed Of Trust d
tbe sum so secured u said W.R. W. Cobb was not uard
him bv the list day OF June A D. 1859, the UNDERSIGNED
was authorized TO sell the property therein conveyed
after advertising the same thirty days IN some news
paper printed in the Territory OF NCbTasEa al pubic
auction az the Southeast -Tcr Of FIRST anu Main So
in BFCwuviIIe, Nel-asEa- execute o decd tJ me rur-
clzSe 70 p1ycT fheEE-u- ,Ee-eils ecuTcl with uie-
est, cost expenses ard g -ea=1uzIle Attorney Zee al4
70 held he reuLu3- ELlE- e. ne order OF -aa DAVIS
Ar rLc-eas, tlc said I1l D.v-s has failed cray
said eoraly partLhc-CoE stle-c J-e- Nc--cl s here
by gwen. thai EyvL-tIe Of The authority % me given by
said Dead Of Trust, 7 VIII on M5niay lLe lash day Of
jane A. D. 1861, ar he southeast o1-ner or first srt.
E-Iu reefs in DrCvlville, E55-4Ea. between The
hours Of s O'Clock A. n and 8 CciCcE P NJ Cf sid rzy
sell the said rCzi estate al public AUCTION 20 the highest
bidder for cash, and upon SUCH sale, a-l payment ti lie
purchase moner- viii make, Cxecute and deliver % lie
purchaser OF p1Tchase-s a decJ CT 6eeds for said real
estate.
z5w4SIO WALTERW ". HACKNEY. Trustee
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

Cooley FOR sCNE-"W nat a delightful NUMBER
ezcla red OF women folks on oper aiug the J1ae
nc abe, o. Go-ev.
che DisdaufuI Eai-e - Double Fashion Plate. col
o eL, and a host O. Others plain ones, THIS number
closes volume TX L.
Nov istle TINE 20 subsc- BE. Tens s. Cribs O.,
three OF more s.; Advert User, Fa-ue- and Cooley for
s. 50.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for June,
is upon our table. A knowledge of the
periodical, and a glance at the table Of
contents warrants US IN saying It must
be an interesting number.
The LADIES R~EPOsIToRY, for June
we have. It contains a splendid steel
plate Engraving Of Rev. Glezene FTP
more, d. D. and a vast amount Of instruC-
tive reading matter.
The HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, Part 2, vol
,, Nos ) to S is before Us. This some
of the most Interesting literary works
now published. Call and see specimen
number.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

Ell. ECRCUES. s. Coo E.. II BUECHES & Co.
-se. proprie,os OF the eziens ve Nrrse y and 6 cen
Houses, located Of OREGON No, we ae indebted ,or a
most generous sUprlv o. be-dug pants and Cove Hg
shrubs. we have been 0-onisi-s uu SELF FOR r long
sime. the pleasure - pevia- IBIS csa5 Islmcut a v-sit
ssd-tsesins for ourselves " but somehow have never
e, u-kc out % 'Cet oE7 We have. however, sucl a
pets0uaI acs sau.ance W.h. ue 1-oarictc-, aud have
seen somcehof the sioc- hcr scud ont a. 10 enable rs
10 Eve an unequ vocal reo1uEendahon Zoe h-n-
They are So sjzuarcI THAT. PLANES. trees enc hubs o.
-dered from asyp7-ucnofrhe Is Per col1ty can be SAFE
u aet e=pella5usIy.seIt by teanboat Their supply
o. be51us pants nov ready for delivery is equal to
many hasten estabushme-s, and he prices SO low that
none need ue without flowers. Send in your orders. We
Will forward for sny Who may desire Us to do 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30
TOaF Country Calls.

TIE President Of the L. s, through
Governor Of Nebraska, has called on
be Territory for one regiment Of infan-
BY 70 serve on our own frontiers for the
Ierm Of three years unless sooner dis
Il IS expected hat Nemaha
,5saty VIII furnish u company. In
to aid more speedily IN forming a
company, a county meeting viii be held
1t Erownvine, Saturday June LIST
Lei all tUrn out, and q company be prompt
" made Up. UNION MEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

PeFsOnaI.-We had the pleasure of
meeting at the ~steambOet landing tO-dar.
our old friends, and Legislative associates
Dr.. DoEELAE, Capt. MoonE and Dr.
BOTKIE. DR.. d. is now a resident If
St. Joseph; DR.. B. is on his way to bis
native State, North Carolina, and Cart.
NJ. to Arkansas Sorry topart with yoa
gentlemen, and wH indulge the hope that
We may meet again as IN days Of wore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

Mammoth RhubaFb.-W. S. HoHs
Of this County has placed upon our ia
BE six stalks Of Rhubarb, weighing 3
and IA pounds. Two Of The stalks
measure IN circumference 5 "a inches
This is the finest we have seen. It is
Of the CahOOn's Mammoth variety, and
IS similar 70 Downing's colossal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30
Essence or C0Gee.-Do YOU want t,

Essence or COGee.-Do you want to
save about one fourth or half the ex-
pense Of Your Coffee -bilI2 Go 10 Hills,
then and purchase a package Of the
"Ezseuce Of Coffee" We have tested
It and find il what It is recommended
10 be. /, imParts a fine flavor and gives
a.bigh color. The result Of our expert
ment Is, that with n package which
costs ID cents, 81 worth Of coffee went
Just as far as $3.50 worth does withOu,
L..
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

WHEREAS, Wm- B. Philips dmiui-nto II tbs
estate 81 John Noys, deceased, has mado application
to The Probate Court of Nemaha county. Nebnsba
Territory, for one PEARS extension Of time 10 collect
the assets OF said e-1te and pay the debts ard lega-
cies cbargcable 1Elinst the ame.
Notice = hereby given thar ! have SCI the 2Zd dly
Marcia d 1861 at 10 o'clock, a n, az the time ror
hearing said application at my Office In BrownvilIo
IN sad county, when and where al persons interest
Gu may attend and show Gauss Why the said cxten-
sion Of time should not be allowed.
Witness my hand and seal this q day o. March
a d 1901. (~n55-5-S6) G. W. WHEELER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30
Trust Sale.

WHEREAS. On the 22d DAY Of August A. D. 1855,
Nathan E#lir ec0mef for the purpose Of securing 70 " r
". Coz. bearer the sum of Two Hundred and EIEnty
DOTars i5e1ceI BY his p-0m-szory note bearing
date a. iii, payable one year ATTIC date, conveyed
To the ~ ned Walter ". H-ckney in trust the fol-
lowing dr. Jed real state in Parnee County. Neb-as-
ka Te-C.e.y, to-wIt -N1-th-v ct quarter Of Section
Qo} .li-.eeu township No. O. LaJ. north Of Range No.
u1 clcge1,e est OF the 9Th prI-ri-al meridian in Ne
bra a TCrr---. And whereas j. provided N SAID
d. Of Tru~L ne sum 50 Sccur 10 said " \. w
Cobb W not ii him by e 23dtsy OF August 4, D
1859 the Under gned was aULbo-Iz I Jvsetl The prog
cry tIe- 2 conveyed after advertising n. same tnlT =
DAYS IN some newspaper printed tn the Territory D Ne
braSEa. .t public auction at the South st corner f
First and Nam streets in BrovnvilIe. Nebraska, 10 e.
ecute a Deed TO the purchaser 70 pay Of The amount
fN---7r -ccured, with interest, cost, 17--eS, AMI a
r-4-arr r. Attorney Zee. and % h0l4 lie remainder
srrisr. re order Of said BsLLlec9uc.
And n cas-, the said Nathan Bildlerome has failed
"a r1r- note. OF any 6 ereol5 therefore Nut-e
Il berr. given that bv s. tue OF the authority Co e
Given. D.. sad Deed oE TT III VIII clM-- day She III
91v o. June a. D. 1851 a- tie e5..I--E-t corner De
First and Main =-rcc-- b. IwlF-I e-s. "A between
ne ugu-s Of S c'cI- An 0c..-E p MOI sad
dav. sell the said zeal estate as public au- lon 90 .he
bi-le-t tttjar for cash. AMI upon =u-l sale payment
OF She purchase money, viii make -C.u.c er. oliver
70 the purchaser OF purchasers L-.C-L g. l5-- o. deeds
for said real estate
Iz6vASiSl WALLEE 7"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30
FOurfh 81 JuIF.-There never w.

Fourth Of July.-There never was
"a time when regular old fahiOned, pat
%riotic, Fourth Of July celebration would
be more ogor,rne than the coming ami
.versary Of American Independence
one 10 Nemaha Couaty-ofh the
ui07co oggy To get It up properly It
is high tine steps were taken TO put the
bail il notioa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30
Keep COOf.-R. W. Working is IN

Keep COOf.-R. W. Wortking is In
the see trade thus season; has a large
stock Of clean. clear, cool ice. Jim Craig
says: Keep ice IN your hat" Thatu
5Q-down at 81. Joe; but up here we like
Il in a pal Of spring water, pitcher Of
mix, or ococsi5aaiy IN q mint julip, sher-
ty cobler, %ciaret, punch, and "sich."-
Working keeps ice 10 sell; we know
from a Ett.e circumstance, VIZ: !. E., he
Is in the habit Of slipping a chunk into
the water pail IN our Office. do 1t a
heap
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30
LATEST STYLES

Of Goods Tor Gendemsu's wear, which he VIII
make TO order NJ short notice, and IN 4 manner ne
warrants 90 be satisfactory.
his stock consists in part Of black, col2red and
mixed cloths black, eclGred and mixed doezkI1s
black. coI5red. fancy and mixed CcziIIe-s me
Kentucky Jeans, CEee2, C0ttonadcs, Li-sns, drl-
ducks, Salins, NesGngs, Baias, Buttons, cords
sc. He returns his thanks 90 the gcB.emen # this
place and vicinity Fer their Qos5 tsral patronage,
and respectfully invites them % call and examine
his new stock. lie feels eoEidsns that in the Il
ture rs in the past, he VIII be able 70 give sz1ire s-t-
i~slaCtion.
Rnrnrina. Mareh 81. 1e60-IF
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

RanChmen.-There has been an IN
usual number Of Ranchmen in this city
the past week, purchasing supplies. Our
Merchants keep on hands constantly
large supplies Of such tradeas they need,
and what is better, sell a figure lower
50 the ranchme en- themselves say-than
any other point on The river.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

Got a PaFtneF.-We see that the
fine flag presented to the West Wind by
the ladies Of this place, has found a mate
welded. We hope the result Of the
union may be natural andlsgiimaie, and
that a host Of little stars and stripes may
follow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30
Furniture NauufactOFy,-We take

lIAAtI6C A1AuL0CtOIgs- We IaAC
pleasure In calling attention to the ad-
.v-ertisement Of CHAMBERS & NoYEs, who
are engaged ez~tensivelyin the Furniture
Manufacture il this Bity. We have ex-
AHMED specimens Of their work and
have no hesitation in giving It a hearty
recommendation. As toprices, too, they
are determined not to be ~urdersold. Go
and examine for yourselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

Our Magazine exchanges viii pardon
Us for short notices this month. Our
readers are so anxious to have all the
war news, that We give up most Of our
paper TO telegraphio reports.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

- haze owing i1 our garden, Delaware aud Opor-
tlGrlre vDes, procured his Spr ng Of ID. 6rant o,
Iona. Island. New Tork, and D Sylvester, o. Lyons.
.Ner York. WHICH have from one 10 three clusse- s OF
--.t On mem.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

Those desiring 10 volunteer IN the COM
Pany being made Up for this county can
leave their names either al the .9dUerti-
ser Office, or al the Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30

FRCTTyT ut srces O. nea-iy evey kind hereabouts
Old ana large enough 10 bea-, have mo-e OF less Tx
o. taem. OR DWar--AVples, Pears and Cherr'es-
AsEe quite a ha2ssoms showing We have few
peacLrsaBples pears Sp-loots and plum.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale.

PURSUANT 60 an order O. tie Probate Ccurt n
Nem2Ha count, Nebraska, made on the ed dav 81
February 1851, the underlined. admfnfsfTtor
Of the esszteof George ngIeharlt dseeased. 90 sat-
Urd1y tns SIN dsy Of June A DI5L. at 2 o'clock r.
y m t-on- Of zoe once Of the Pr0baCo Judzs Of
Ncm1da County, 10 Br0Hnville, VIII cEsr fr Falsat
public Fsndus me following ic--ribad real property
az a part Of the essate Of taesafd Georre E-rlehnrdt
70 Wt the vest hall Of the stgth west guart@ of
seclion No. eighteen IN t0EnEhip No. 5 q range No.
thirteen, east situate In -.id countv.
IeIIEo4 payment One half cash iu hand. ons
lou-tn IN three months, and one fourth 81 armoutLv
from the line Of sale. JOSEPH EUUTZ
March Z, 1861 MS Af-fri-t-f~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-30
Ordinance. 10. 4.
TIMER

Be Il Ordained By the City COuReil Of Brownsville;
That ala Dersors are prObibi. Ell from cut 1g timber
f-ou arva oil hes -ee.s OF glIeys il E-OWuv fles or any
o. ] s addi ems. and that anv person e. persons violat-
ing ms o-s-nance 81 al be fined nos less than Gf.y do
lars for each offence.
GEO. ". RATIO Mayor.
thereby certify that the above ordnance was passed
IN City Council on this. 2lst day Of NAY, A 2 1851.
JACOB -STRTCKLER, Recorder.