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Newspaper

Bellevue Gazette

Location

Bellevue, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1858

Page

2

God Created Each Living Thing After Its Kind, Wharton Claims

Francis Wharton argues in this fossil history that Nebraska fauna from the tertiary period appear as complete, indivisible types with no transitional forms. He asserts miracles of creation over evolution, citing Leidy’s Nebraska mammal portraits and a stark, literal interpretation of life’s origin by divine design.

North American Europe Asia Alps Kina North America Mammalia Leidy Ofer Nebraska Charles Lyell Forriers Francis Wharton

Frost and frost-damaged fruit across Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania

A Norwalk Ohio correspondent reports frost has killed or damaged fruit, grain, and grass. Ohio regions near Cleveland and other towns show heavy fruit losses including peaches cherries and pears with some crops saved elsewhere. Reports from Vincennes Pittsburgh Marysville and Newport detail variable fruit injury, while wheat remains mixed and grass grows. A note adds sunflowers seeds as a known remedy for foundered horses.

Ornio Norwalk Huron County Ohio Cleveland Vincinnes Ind Pillsburg Board of Managers of the Alleghany A Agricultural Society Pittsburg Winsfield Peru Huron Co. O Marysville Paris

South Carolina appoints A. P. Hayne to Senate

The governor fills the vacancy caused by Senator Evans death appointing A. P. Hayne to serve the remainder of the term. Hayne becomes the fourth appointee to a single term. A May dispatch notes Florida Seminoles aboard the Grey Cloud with Billy Bowlegs, easing Florida fears.

South Carolina A. P. Hayne Senate of the United States Evans Mr. Hayne Binny Bowsrasper Froamma Ar Tast Rector Pass New Orleans Billy Bowlegs Florida Bill Bowlegs

Two light draught steamers planned for Big Sioux run

The St. Paul Pioneer reports two enterprising gentlemen Messers Taxixine and Tavror arranging to place two light draught steam boats on the Big Sioux River this season. They will run regularly between Sioux City at the Missouri mouth and the new town Eminija about 140 miles upriver.

Big Sioux St. Paul Messers Taxixine & Tavror Sioux City Missouri Eminija

California Legislature Tightens Free Negro Immigration

The California Legislature passed a bill prohibiting future free black immigration and requiring current residents to register their names and obtain licenses. The measure sparked widespread excitement and meetings, with discussions of mass emigration to Vancouver Island.

California Vancouver

Notable Ogdensburg Estate Up For Auction

Henry Van Rensselaer of Ogdensburg advertises his entire estate in St. Lawrence County for June sale. The listing includes 30000 acres of land and the Woodford country seat near Ogdensburg, described as the largest private-property sale yet heard of in America.

Henry van Rensalear Ogdensburgh Ogdensburg St. Lawrence County Woodford America

Bellevue News: City Election Returns Pleasant and Smooth

Our annual municipal election on Monday last brought a spirited contest between C. T. Holloway and rival Robinson with general goodwill. Aldermen elected include John A. Nye De Win EL Langsdorf Samuel Snyder Sr. Recorder Henry M. Bart City Treasurer W D Rowles Assessor I M Davenport Marshal W T R Blore. All officers chosen are efficient and popular and expected to perform well.

C. T. Holloway Flo Robinson John A. Nye de. Win EL Langsdorf Samuel Snyder Henry M. Bart W. D. Rowles I. M. Davenport Ile W. T R. Blore Samuel Snyder Sr Wm. H. Longsdorf Henry M. Burt F. M. Davenport W. R. Blore L. B. Kinney Altest L. L. Bowen Mo Ray C. T. Tolloway Wm. Robinson Samuel Snyder, Sr W. A. Gwyer Charles Johnson Wm. S. McMurdin All Seeing Eye I’. M. Davenport Hlorave Rogers Marshal Oo. Va

Annual Report of the American Sunday School Union

The 34th annual report shows 1524 new schools formed in the past year with 5800 children involved and 138 existing schools aided by missionaries. Books valued at 822 000 sold, 8 097 donated to indigent schools. Publishing and Missionary departments, 80 missionaries in 17 states, funded by donations. strong ties with the American Bible Society.

American Sunday School Union Effiem R. B. Westbrook American Bible Society

Victoria Sails to Replace Aubery as Pacific Line Vessel

The new elegant passenger steamer Victoria will take the place of the F. X. Aubery on the Pacific Line and be commanded by Ren. G. Grime, the veteran captain of the former vessel. The Victoria is entirely new and reflects well on the line.

Victoria F. X. Aubery Ren. G. Grime Pilar

Minstrel George Christy Joins Moves Taylor Engagement

Reports indicate George Christy of New York, a famed minstrel, travels with Moves Taylor for California. He signs a three year engagement in San Francisco, allegedly opting for a third of profits over a $10,000 yearly offer. Also noted is the Turkish Admiral’s plan to depart Boston for Liverpool then Constantinople, with a US return in about three months.

Taylor California George Christy New York San Francisco Boston Liverpool Constantinople United States

Death of Anthony Hardesty First Locomotive Builder Cincinnati

The Cincinnati papers report the death of Anthony Hardesty an old citizen and the first locomotive builder there. The Wisconsin Editors and Publishers Association plans a Madison meeting on June 16 with Hon Chas D Robinson delivering an address and Horace Rubble reading a poem.

Cincinnati Anthony Hardesty Wisconsin Asssociation Madison Chas. D. Robinson Green Bay Horace Rubble State Journal

Bellevue Election Returns and Masonic Obituary Note

The record covers Bellevue Bellevue City election results for June 7 with 133 votes, and a Masonry memorial for Thomas Nye detailing his life, virtues, and funeral rites. It also reports Bellevue growth, new buildings, fire lightning damage, and local council actions.

Sunday School Organized by American Union in City

A Sunday School was formed in the city under the American Sunday School Union with T. B. Lemon elected Superintendent. A Bible Class led by Rev. Wm. Hamilton was organized the same day. An additional school was started at Mr. Clifton's with Charles E. Smith as superintendent.

American Sunday School Union T. B. Lemon Wm. Hamilton

Germans from Buffalo buy 4400 acres near St Stephen

A company of Germans from Buffalo New York has purchased 4400 acres of land adjoining St Stephen in Richardson county and plans immediate emigration to the property.

Buffalo N. Y St. Stephen Richardson County

Annual Masons Elect Officers at Bellevue Meeting 1859

The Annual Communication met in Bellevue on June 2 1859 and elected officers including R C Jordan Grand Master and L L Bowen Deputy Grand Master. Other posts filled by David Lindley M G Wilkinson John Maxon and more. LODGES REPRESENTED included Nebraska Lodge 1 Bellevue Western Star 2 Capitol 3 Omaha Nebraska Rally 4 Brownville Oma hi Rally 6 Plattsmouth Rally 6. Recent rains washed away two bridges over Omaha Creek on the Indian Reserve. Strawberries are ripe in the area.

Nebraska Thomas Nye Nye Lodge Co. C. Goss N. T. Clarke L. F. Bartell L. B. Kinney W. M. Ws H. Coox Sec’y Nebraska City R. C. Jordan Omaha L. L. Bowen Bellevue David Lindley M. G. Wilkinson John H. Maxon R. W. Furnas Brownville J. H.chivington Albert C Clark George Armstrong H. N. Cornell Wm. Byers C.D. Keller G. W. Bratton D. H. Wheeler Plattsmouth E. A. Donelan Jesse Noel Edward Henry Grand Tyler N. T Nebraska Lodge Western Star Lodge Nebraska Ct Capitol Lodge Omahi Plattsouth Omaha Creek Indian Reserve Col. Sites

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