tTVTi rr.TOT?T Jsseth
nash-
f jLTl A " lT iate ar
.
. t. ! -
in rear
mgtoa are cf th:3 opinion,
Euchanan strongly intimate I in. lis
als 3. -dr.
-
-1 Pr.-sr-cr tor 2Trixmzr.z. The - ; -tir-icr.
Legislature or NeTr icrknare riea 0 li.ccrfcrci: vie j.ir;v:'.-
CuUTJj
VlTr-a:nfii,n C-, 1-3, iCf Nel
1.0IV; t st ! actual
J'" ,!. b UlKi-M J
in"' -
.. PiTL fc-xkport. ...o.
- '-VVrri; .Nebraska City, X. T.
-w.Taree GrcTe, . a.
' J- f Arto ait SabjenptiOBS and
'-3 ..'fa- in Aderiuser, aad reciere and
1 - w. 1 Ik w w
inaSSnrd tie propriety tH, , lU c Lnitcd aHc-Je cflfntoti - yXT'
Tie Ccaahsioacr hss repeated cx- S:slc3 anS U cbscUs ;he TcrrUorv c r Kelrasbs, Ttat T. X; ' -..j,.sil,.,.t.
pressed Lin-self cf tlie same belief. jp- ot iepjr 2. -lxl-;cv banders, C.. wheeler, J. b. clinic VI xi ij tie H;iioL -tak-iiod Coa
We hare little fears under the present j Tori: X:rs; tlins s-e:dis cf tie. prcs-1 Jesse CoI-TTo. Horn, 11. J. TTLitnev;Uj.. ri ,T,0. w w r,:T,
Administration, bat tLat the interests Ipccts aLead ftr the nnllier:s: :; ' jbteplicn Fadge, J. V. Coleman, J. pi; rr.cumciTJX.
:raska rill be locked aftcr-the! The Stale .pay nniij ir d; ir.jj ; L Cnml: GIcCatbronJ ,OT7LrTOa5
settler favored, and tL3 land jit pleases, mito w auaaa j- , . --T-
specnlato
le.
Ur.ion. and shall exeeeite the hr?rs and
prbcesics of the Unionno matter hovr
We nd upon cur-tah.e a nge, , A t nnllifvl When Justice
pile" of letters from various portions or Juclze Betts r-ives CapEvn-
of the States ; the great majority of jders a United States process, there are
"which are making enquiries as to this
country. It will require sDme time to
examine and answer them. We hope
our friends ns well as stranrrers who
.TtpnaiTe Iiti-.as cf new Type,
k k&StmZ JSI t ! have written us wiU be patient; and we
i f M answer in turn, as speedily as po
t k iVT Titer. 13 Jeieranivi
:red Card
in this city "and Brooklyn f all C0,000
men in arms, to fallow him and : to en-
Skien, A. Hohlitzdl, and E. Beid and
their associates nnd successors be, and
that they are hereby declare a body
corporate capable in law of contract
ing and being contracted witli, suing,
and being sued. pleading and being im
pleaded m the Courts cf this Territory,
and may purchase, hold, and sell rerd
,-f-TV. VrHtion of Job Work. Card?
t&r r.-.-r-g litest imrrc
-ki. ! lu 7
F ISiii. " u:
J dunfe will be ijilj Utetdia
'-;ed to jj-Te,satisf acUcb or co pay.
? ia Vais Territory, eclair from
r.-. , f:en sat to ai
n-t if they eouid ,ee interested.
; JiSi" ST a th them,
Agreeable to promise, to-day we
commence the publication ; in the
Advertiser cf all Laws, passed at the!
last session of the Legislative As seta-
blv. in which our people are directive ; k-
interested. So soon as we et through
fin? if: ?rnllifr nrrrtv. rTipn ttv in Al-J-
' Ii - " j V' 1 1 estate as provided in section o of this
oany; i h2 n the arum and fe: somad, t t . .
the metropolis of the Union-ranges A n -m - - cs :
C:,dcr tie ittsr-spat-led laMer"m e(? i-e looses of its .ncor
niAty : hard-fisted -eleS-e-hamacr P-raUoa re hcrebr detoed to be the
J 0 ' enoiiraPTnpritnF A nTictiitcre ana. the
masses
--,Wv ffrBlEciest latest to mske
th"X I-r ut for tbetr
u.t . '
.-mtts. BCUy etiTri-T fr f
; "r J- . r.m r Tu tors tad ethers
c?t:.oaS Weired fur three, x, ac
4t BijCthf . .
vrirVaat.' nd Nemaha Coanty
r - ; !rr-tO tais USi-e.4J
jr-Tht .yebra-ta Airerticr' haying
lKktke Jarrtwrrslaiioaof any paper
tieTrritoiTT tThplwale Merchants in
Loni. JP Cincinnati and
ta tern marV-ets where ?febra-ka
a-rtLa&l pAirhafee, will find no better
fd-rnmn? mediam in. the "Western Coun-
we will commence the pub
lication of all laws of a general nature.
We imagine such a course will prove
as acceptable to our readers as any we
can adopt. This, together with the
Laws of Coneres3 now in course of i
publication in our columns, cannot fail
to make the Advertiicr a welcome visiter.
1 pooK rncssA wanted.
A CJ Book PrtHi., f Sr habits, can fad
j ---.sentire s: taation on the Territorial I Via tin
I ' -V'tit:; tafeoEre. Nme, howerer,need ap
j raciess possessed of the aborc mentioned qnalifi-
j I PLAD CR.l'Bi:ZUtV PLANTS.
Vl tare for w.'e. a few thcasaad plants cf
i -BttV fcj'eri'jr Uplard Ikli Cracberry."
Penalties of Beceiyixs or Putlic
Moneys." We learn that the President
of the United States has fixed the
penalties on the bonds cn the new re
ceivers of public moneys in the Terri
tories of Kansas and Nebraska at
$50,000 in each case.
-Brscsrss; at Sr. Lons. Of the
business on Lhe levee at St. Louis, the
EepulUcan, among other, things, re
marks : ' 1 ".
Such an amount of business and
such a jam and con fusion, never has
ever one hundred steamboats laying
there, receiving and discharging cargo,
or trying to do so; the wharf covered
with thousands of packages; ninny hun
dreds of di-ars vainly endeavoring to
get along, and the tliousauds ' of men
necessarily attendant on nil, these
operatiens, and then some idea may be
formed of the business of the city...-
LIVERY STABLE,
J. "VF. COLEEAN,
IXFOT1 5IS the palllc that lie has procured a stock
cf New Carriares, aries. etc., sad as ae
ilcrses aj are to be found, aal haa opened a
LIYEBY' STABLE,
SniStreet between YTiicr aai ilala,
DroTrnville, J. T.
AH persons wisain; anythia in hj line can be
acccinni jdit si at ali honra.
AT1SO1 .
Ilorsea an-1 Carriages bouzht nd sold.
J. TT. COIX3IAN.
J. Tr. COLEilAN,
JtmJL ma JL t
AND
REAL-ESTATE BROKEK.
TITLES. FOn SALE Oil CUNT.
ZLkzxxi. cZ. ZlZjat crcd cm Att-s o
Land Warrants Bought and Soil.
Bno'nrsriLLr, :.. t.
?
Kanawha Salt. eD tL"s on ccniir-i.:,
and w IH be tail a t a red act 1 j rice, by
J.E.
Truit. 153 boies hvs and qr il It ILiiiia. a.id
63 bxi Oranjes and Leman, fur iilj by
Cope. ICO Colls llAnilla ani Jate Hope, fruia
1 to 2 iacacs.jsLdS received, and U r sa.it by
J. C. JENNINGS.
Laege Grant cr Land. We are
informed that the quantity of land
granted re cently by Congress for rail
road purposes in the Territory of Min
nesota is estimated to cover 4,410,000
-
acres.
Tae Eiitcr and Associate both have
:iit retumel from St. Louis and Gn
dasitat r&i in time to prepare any
Hitter -of interest for the present
1 I TCe'rxVTyhopc those inoirirJjthem-
sclvej il hired to this ciHee will not put
'es t?ih troulle of calling cn enchi
- Bonds of Land Offices. We un
derstand that the bonds cf the new
land. oSccrs in the Territory of Kan
sas are being received at the General
Land Omce and undergoing the neces
sary examination preparatory to their
approval.
TLAHZH JLCriZAL.
If we thought we could say a word
in favor of this boat that would in the
least add to the reputation " she is so
deservedly entitled to, we would take
great pleasure in doing so. But where
jCapt. Baktis, and Clerk Daesi are
known and where are they not in
Liyet.t Staele. It will be seenly
reference to our advertising columns
that Sheriff Coleman is determined to
supply the wants of our citizens, and
strangeri wishing to look at the coun
try, by famishing them with good live
ry accommodations. Such an 'insti
tutionT? in much needed, and there is
no doubt as to the success.
I yzLvihiLoT saving more about the
j j i nittcr through cur paper. We tnowj
j ! -t!-cs- are tight none are ' more
! f 5?nsiily aware cf the fact than news-
this trade? they need not our testi
mony to convince the traveling public
that thev who travel with them are far
tunate It was our luck to "secure 'a
I t-:or publishers. Every article we
jpcis -cp ia fgures'anl cash at tcat:jbcrthr. ab0ard the Admiral, cnherllrst
I j Klvet we have not faHed in a single j down tri pof the present seasou, and we
j ; .-sjnee io oe on iiana w we aaj wunj assiire puLlic she stI11 paintSiili3j
j i j oarjiaj cr or job wcrk. We have just ; hzs hcrctofore s0 won
after toavy purchases' for fccrsclf; tte position cf a nrst-clLss
oi presses, type, paper, imts, etc sucu
-.is-cakes the Brown ville .'printing
: esta'lishment, not cnlv the largest in
; ae Territory, but ia the Western
rcoiatry. We hope, -therefore, delin
: catsvllllen l us a '-helping hand'
If you are net prepare! pay c!7, let
is lire Lay, creren quarter of what
j tou csre, anJ it will hel: us out
T give cur readers in the States an
iica f how Nebraska, and Brownville
ia particular is prospering, we mention
tie-progress in the Biver trade. Two
rears ag?, when Brownville was first
laid off, but two cr three regular boat
Missouri River Packet. Her passen
ger accommodations are unsurpassed.
Capt. Baext. as an experienced and
eScient commanding oScer has no;
superior, and the indefatigable Daest
is . calculated and does make ell in
company with Hm feel 'perfectly at
home." . .
S !
The SuEiiAEECF. Caele, The Uni
ted States steamer Mississippi, hating
been selected as a rart of the East In
dia squadron, wiU not accompany the
United States steamer Xiaar to
England, whence the American -and
British vessels will proceed to. the At-
m as high up the "Missouri as tUk lantic for the rurpose "of layisg
iecLast season there were thirteen fnP win-mir" r--,"5. flv
c.own
'n 1 the sub-marine cable, as was formerly
- OTTEIAITD OFTICES.
- Below we copy the oScIal notice of
the localaon'of the new land ofSces in
this Territory, and also the official
appointments.--
Hon. C. B. Siirrn. the Receiver at
the Brownville oSce, we have known
since onr residence in thhi Territory,
lie has been until his appointment
Territorial Auditor oi "Nebraska, in
which 'position he has. shown'Tiimself
possessed of fine business (palincations
capa!;ility and integrity and we
have j n-o fears, of his success in his
new position. He has been here the
past week, and informs us - the ; omce
will be opened as speedily 23 possible-
as soon as Mo, Usixon the Register,
arrives. The ' latter - gentleman . we
knoT nothing of personally, but have
the best authority for saying, he is one
in every way well cpialined for the po
sition assigned him. . ;f. . . ;. '. ;-'
Of our old friend J. C. Tens, Recei
ver for the Dahkota District, we desire
to say, we "know him well;" and were
rejoiced to hear of his appointment,
We - consider Mr. Tctji, in point of
talent, nnsurpassed by any man of h?s
yenrs in the West, and . feel confident
the duties devolving upon him will be
faithfully tils charged.: " . . . -
improvement of the breed cf stock,
and the .encouragement of the Arts
and domestic Manufactures. -
Sec, 3. xiny" two of, the above
named incorporators may as soon as
convenient after' the passage cf tins
act call a meetintr of the Farmers cf
Nemaha county, by giving ten days
notice through the newspaper publish
ed in said county, and" then at sueh
place as may be designated in the no
tice, proceed to organize said Society
by electing one President, one Vice
President, one Secretary, one Trea
surer, and a Board of five Managers,
and adopt a Constitution and Bv-Laws
for the government of said Society,
not inconsistent with the laws cf this
Territory.
-"Sec. 4. A3 soon as practicable
after the election provided for in sec
tion three of this act, the Secretary of
the Society shall open a book of mem
bership in manner and form to be pre
scribed by the Board of Managers,
and any person being a bona fide ci
tizen of Nemaha county who- shall
subscribe his name in said book and
pay the fee provided for in the Cons
titution and By-Laws of said Society
(which shall not be more than five
dollars nor les3 than one dollar) shall
be a member of said Society, and be
entitled to vote at all elections of offi
cers of the same , and enjoy all
other rights , and privileges usually
conferred upon members of snclt So
cieties. Sec. 5. The said Society, in their
corporate name, may acquire by dona
tion or purchase reel estate sufficient
for Fair and Exhibition grounds,' not
exceeding one hundred and sixty acres,
and may sell and convey the same by
deed and reinvest the proceeds or any
part thereof as the Board of Managers
may direct , - -
Sec. 6. No ofScer, except the Sec
retary, shall receive any compensation
for services;. as" such,.. nor snail ; the
funds of this Society be cscd for any
other purpose than to defray toe inci-
dental expenses 01 saia society ana in
the payment of premiums under the
direction cf the society.
Sec. 7. This corporation: shall
have, succession until repealed by law,
Sec. 8. This act to take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. 9,1857.
Horses TTi.it d.
I wI3 pay tho highest pries for a fev ae, well
brcke horses.
App!y at my stahl in Ert wimTe.
' J. W. COLEMAN.
U. C. JOHNSON,
Attorney anil Counsellor at Laib,
.AND
. Heal Estate Agent.
EnGWNYILLE, N. T.
KETEEESCES.
"WcuJessap, Montrose, P.
IL S. Bendr, "
John C. Miller, Chica EL.
"NVni. I. SIcAIIiater,
, Charles F. Fowler. " "
Wra. Ferguson, Ero mville, N. T.
O. F. Lake,
Hay I, 1337. 47-ly
GEORGE F. KENNEDY,
il&EAIi. ESTATE
" . BKOKEJt,
AND GENERAL LAND AGENT
riorence Ciiy N. T.
- SATE YOUIt HOUSE!!!
Iackerei.
erel in
saia by
if cr::. c
11 ats a:cd caps, --- -
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Jilt recel7ei
Per &&2ffizr Cel. CrczzrrTif
AT S IE GEL k GREENBAOES
r r
1 .X
j.b. jex:ting5.
t
rresk Oyster. 1C3 doi Field 'j eelsbrated j
Oy3tera, oa direct eorLsInment, in st:rc-,arid fa
bv
J. D. JENNINGS.
Nails. SCO Kes assorted, ia store, and f jr sale by
J.B.JENNINGS.
Tish. 10) Ixs no. 1 driei herrin' and
panadj fjuperior Cilai, jat rsceired, aj:i fiiri
sua by .
J. U. JENNINGS.
Window Glass. lit) boxsa 8Xlf13X12
li ss, j ait recaired, and for sale, by
J.B.JENNINGS.
S: Joseph, llo. April SO, '57.
MGEPffjOHTG ROBS !
EENNET k ilAESH,
RESITCTITLLY iEfrra the aVJe tht they
are now prepared to "pat up Lijbtoinj EoAj of
a superior quality ca as reasonable terms a any bite
else in this country.
Orders left at iLPnerscm i EatcLin'j Store wEl
be attended to.
3ay7r 1337. 47-tf
Mclaughlin t dorse y,
MEAIL ESTATE
AND
GEXERAL LAXB AGESTS,
rirrt Street (cpjosiia "Aivrlii2Tn" c:.)
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
"Will attend to Fills- Declarations of intentioa to
Sectirin; Fre-einptiojis, Lccatinj Land Warranta.
Entering IraeJ
Land "Warrants Bought and Sold.
Particular attention wEI be paid to bnyirg and
selling property cn commission, and s.aA'irg Lnrcst-
mentj for OLStact deiuers.
Correspondeixe solicited.
HcLAUGnLTN k DOESET.
EXFEa TO
Bradford, IL-LcETaani McGary. Nebraska Clty.N.T.
MjPherson, ilomion. Uatchin?, lirownTie, 2. T.
O. iLBarnet, E3 Dayton, Ohio.
No. 21 Jlaia St., 21 doer abore Tost OH
EUGTTNTILLX, .T.
Flas t-roa-Ic!i)il3 tca-ii. and
fctaedisj ecilarf. a rJie .
BaV.lr.rrc Clc'liinj Si ore.
ir.kand f.t-nry a3iracr pants, and
Crpt sacki, at the
Bcuiuii 7 f& C tj tlx in 7 Sl:re.
Sl'.k, Satin.'SIirsan-, aI C'asi. Vests, tri
Ra-:ntl i'-iirVi, at tL-j
Bdiiimcre CfotTiir? S::-re.
Pine Shirtj anl orer-alL,
Pit. Leather Gaiters, straw bats, at lia
Bitibnore Chlhlr Sic
' Tor ZxLa. -10
Cask- Sngnr Cared Ilim?. at
3IcALLISTJIs DQZIER & GO'S.
- - Far -Eals.
l&.tJJD pinrid?Eac:a at '
AleALLISTEH, DOZIER & CG-s.
" - ' For Esde.
"5 Ills, and 105 sks Flour, at
'ilcALLISTEB, DOZIEE & CO's.
STORE,
NEMAHA CITY, N. T.
A3 ACT
To tsiallisli a Territorial Jlodd from
Broimvifle to Hew Tori Kearney.
HOOUE BnOTVNXlTC,
-
Would respectfully announce to
the public generally t!iat
they have received and
opened, at Nemaha
: ' - . City, '.
. ... - "
LARGE STOCK
; of
FCH SALE.
Lot 5 ia block 5?; Lots 3 and 12 ia blocs lo; LrA
10 ia block 47, in the City of ErownviEe, by
F32 SALE.
Lot 2 in block 4 best Lereu lot in ErcwriTlEe:
al30,boiiie and lotia bljek 2 Main street.
jleLAUuiiLlN & DOILSliY.
I'.Lrk and faniycrarat,
White and fancy sLlrta, at tbe
B'ZVuu:.ore Child roj S.rz.
Eierytiirp In iLa elotiir- line at the
Baltimore Clo'Jiin j Store.
Call around and era:r.7ne lie stock at the
B.iliinore CL'Junj Stor,
Apr3 23, 1337.
-lf
Bncknnnn Life nnd GcncrrJ
Xnnixranco Oo.y
Oi cur 3d and Jule sLi
ST. JOLPU, 210.
CHASTETX3 IT TE3 LAST SZ35tOH CF TTTZ JIO. Lr3;
AullwrL-i'J Capital $3,003,000...
risrcrc-as. '
J. B. Jenninr?, I. E. Kowarl. J. A. 03.3i '.Zicrt
Tootb, John Coi honn. Job a IL Li k cn V. II. i"t neik
Jamea Kay, N.J.lIcAibanv A. G. 3Ias6er.
J.E. JENNESGi, Tpm. j
N. E. 1IcA52as, Sc'y.
15 now ready to receire application for Life, FIrei
JIarine an i Liver ri-ks. A eih. return cf i3 per
cent, will be allowed on cir3 pre?rj?ai3. Jjaset
promptly adj osttd, and tha nsaal facilities jirea t j
the patrons cf the ofLoe.
April 15th, 1S37. . 4L-Znt
FCH SAuE.
IXiIf cf lot It ia block 13 llaia street: alio, lot 4
in block IS. ALo, 43 acres of land j tKir Soala
BrownTill;by JliLAUGIIIJN & DOlET.
April 25. 137. 43-ly
SPBIXG ABUTTAL
O T
TV
I'Ni
i I Hi
T
W. HOBLITZELL k CO.
BEOWN VILLE, N. T.
WEare er-,ntinaa.T!y reecirln-by every biatr aa
entirely new xa.1 large aiiortiacn.; of
SUPLTJO?. GOODS,
"VTiicb. we will sell at .s reasonable prices
as any eatabUsbmeat in the Wut,
" car QOtto teins '
-,J .
f-- ... t.
"LlV A2iD LET LIVE.
TJ
' "JOHN COLIIOUN & EEOTHEH, ' ."
-i
(SHji cf ths Padlk, r poaile tbe Fst CZ:e'.i -
tTHGLESALE ASD RETAIL-
GROCERIES, :'-
Bo: Shccs, Lciticr zzl Shoe i i2l!2u
' ;; ST. JOSEPH, 1IO. 'I'
, : , , Glided, bnt the Germantownrat pre- Ll pnrsninec cf the actof C
;r ',1U COh laLl tel0lsent in the Mediterranean, has been proved March 3. 1S5T, ent
-tr. On Monuay last. ve boats verc ordered in Tcrfrm thnt. rrii. act to esthllish three land' dis'
chargiag freight and passengers at
--5irofmvnie uharf at the same time
ioamboat arrivals arc no longer looh-
Than'ks to the gentlemanly o facers
j of the steamers O-den.Goddia. Emma,
edfer rccUy,cr even daily, bnt almost Spread Eagle, Hannibal, Silver' Heels.
t
1
hecrlr.
i During an absence cf fenr cr five
j Teels, ye were in portions cf Illinois,
thins, Ohio, and Kcntnchv, and
everywhere the 'T7cs tern fever'
I'eralhn to an alarming extent"
' eyes arc tnmed torrard Nebraska.
u a knowledge cf prevalent Wcst-
tstiens, these in the States have
( ilea cf the immense rush for "this
try. It i3 net uncommon for not
than one hundred persons to arrive
a&is place ilone, in a single day.
. en ttc left here, four veeks" age,
-iaseonldte t:d yiihin three to Sve
cs cf to-ffn; natr re are told cla
ters mast go from twelve to fte
Wilgus, Minnehaha, Gladiator., and
Emigrant, for papers famished the
past Tveek.
Oar Asscciate being an extremely
modest man, vre Trill say to the public
for him, thai he has jast received and
is nenv-cpening the largest and best
stock cf Dmgs and Medicines ever
cpened above St. Josepli. ".:
lm
en
LiCETNTNG Bcrs. W. C. Livingstcn
has just received a stock cf lightning
rods, and is prepared to serve the peo
ple cf this place anl vicinity. We
have long had a personal acfpi'immnce
- iVaJtaa
Of. fi? cdillitliment of three additional
' Irznd Ojjires in lhe Territory of, .
A clrailcx
.oncrress
itled "An
tricts in
the JTerrhory of Nebraiika,' to be call
ed respectively, the "Xeinalii Land
District,' iho "South Platte BivcrLand
PUtrid" and e'uJahl:oiJ Lmd Pis
iridil is. hereby decls.rcd and made
knoTm tlrrt the ofUces for said districts
have been established as follows, viz :
For the u'Scmaha Land B'stricf' at
Brownville ' .. , 7. '."
Nor the " So uih PIztte Pidricf at
Nebraska 'cirr. . " ..
, Jor iiieuB2feota Dtericf'. at Dah
ko :a city, in said Territory. -
Given nn ler my hnnd, at the city of
TV;ishingtcnt" this tlireenth day, of
AriUlSo7- '
By brdsref the President:
; JOS. S. WILSON,
ArCg CoLiuCcrcf the Gen I Land ofice.
with the gentleman and will vench for - trict."
crncTAL irtr3Trrrr3.
George II. Nixon, cf Tennessee,
Register of the Nemaha Land Bis-
. Sec. 1. rBe it enacted by the Coun
cil and House of Eepresentatives of the
Territory of Nebraska, That A. S.
Holladay, J. L. Dozier,.tnd C. A. ;
Goshen be, and the same are hereby
appointed : Commissioners to locate
and establish a Territorial Boad from
the town . of Brownville, m 'Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territcrry, by the
way of St. George and Tecumseh, in
said county, to New Fort Kearney, on
the Platte Biver.
Sec 2. That .said Commissioners,
or a niajoxity of them shall meet at
said town of Brownville cn or before
the first day of June, 1857, cr within
three" months thereafter, and shall
procure "such "assistance U3 may"b?
necessary,, and shall proceed to locate
and estaldish said-road.
Sec. S.. That" said Commissioners
shall each be allowed the sum cf three
dollars per day for every day necessa
rily spent in the discharge of the duties t
herein proviaed lor, and tint ail ex
penses necessarily incurred in the
prosecution cf said work, together with
the compensation of . said Commission
ers "shall be "paid bv the counties
through which the read passes.
gj, 4. It is hereby provided that
said Commissioners need r.ot for the
present lay out and establish said road
farther ,than the town of Tecumseh,
but may at any time within two years
from the passage of this a:t, proceed
in accordance with the provisions cf
this act to-continue said road from
Tecu.mi!ch to''New. FcrtKfhm2y.
SecJ 5. This act to be in force
from and after its passage
Approved Feb. 9, 1837. 7
3D.
EverTthmg: that comes under that head.
G
On
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Pvp
TTATE now in it,r;. and toarrire shorter. Ana p-
" Ve Lare now ia store a rreat Tar'cty or tb fot- ' JUL icaa and Fore:r Hardware, stzcJi a : : TJ'
.- . t i ,r-CTvTl . . I .1
l.)Wic-articles, wowa we par;uascu iur v-.. aiia , Heal s J.Z5 tnv.icrj
oinjequeatly can seE cieap on tliesacie terms:
Dry goods,
HATS AND CAPS,;
HARDVrAEE,
CLTLEUT,
QUEEXSWAUE,
VriLLOV 1VAEE,
E3 o o t s and S Iio
Beady Made Go
And a fine rasnrtstest cf
and Edt Toolj
Eatcher'i do do
5 r-ear 1 JackionH ia r s
Gix!et loirted screwi
Grifln and AscriiaS Door locks
borse nails
Postbol'saire.f
Knires anil Tas "
L'rrt-s ccr-Ils trlj ail
- ,-(
Anr and aa jet bijli
Cor az;Tes
Ames stoTei aal srade Briar jry the - ' I
Lull L Porter's s'aaf.cr Grx.-3 aaJ ra iJ " "
Eatts
3'orticifl; machines
NaiU :.-
Circular, dill arl m!y Caallticks
taws
Planes and plans irons
Coop-en dnwirgknises
da adies and wood
toots
Tress tlmvi
Fraratd wvk!
Ela-kjniitlij' 3sli3wi- ijuI
ViiT: ". ' . 1 , .
iToateioIa ArLts?.ia
Til ., . i
Amraa innj . , ,..
Lntts,. cast and rc3ut Pioe'ij aod dies
Copper rieW for kniu I 'ad hkf, breeea'j Ucjl
Tar ere Irras
Fad screwj, esckejej. .
Llu. Il
:i r !
W Q I Q 9
I l wAVMft r-rr tr f r ."
Lac rn the county Orr ?1t 1 .
rs-lG0 .crts t. toad of . f f5? f,
fn7. At tiS r-.te otters Uxc tsUe Sic. teoc-
ccm--rl - x, say cf Mr. Livrr.i.rroN we canVo
-r-.ei firing, six months fil , t4
wy-ninetrnlact cf c,jJ tcr genucmcn. ,- .... ,-
c-unt-
c2 - -" . l.i i cr ci " win
the Lnd Sales as lir.gr.s possible.
c it J3 ;:r t
e :ntcrc.-t ci tnc
--cry tJ L-Tc r Tuty, c-r-, crT...
i .Bt-ototlee, Ncm aha city,, lave jest
received and cp?ned an ' extensive
Charles B. Smith, of Nebraska, Re
ceiver of public moneys for the Nemaha
Land District. ' " -
" Andrew llcplnns, cf Pennsylvania,
Register of the laud o5ce for the
South Platte DistricL' "
; Edward Dcslcmde, of Alabama, Re-
(c-eiver of public, moneys for the South
Piatt e RiTer Land District.
M
stock cf Goods cf every . dcf
ttio.i t:.?y engngc to soil
a L'.iw'U-
r- T
Job
:i a..
cf Nelr-!:i
Register of the land oSce ' fV,r the
Dahkota Land: District. . . - .
. John. C. Turk, ;of Nebraska, Ee
csiver of. public moneys for the Pah
kcta Lanl District,
NE17- ADVERTISEJIENTS.
AGENCY.
F0S 1121.'..
135 Lr-ts in South Errjwnri'ns. -.
55 O-ir.aal " -
-13 Asm of L&1 (eitered'f ljcisr"a tisQty
All cf which we wiU sell
CHEAPEN THAN TEE CHUaBEST.
:l iSO. 3.
. ; Ail oRDnrAzrcn.
Li gut cnocEitics;
Such sj
Epic?.
Plated and cczl. stirrnprj OrnyTaeats, ick
da d Litt Cirtlt reia atJ r;ll?:r'rii
da da Eackiei Siii.5 eori Uhn ai r t,
do d ElurJ Cli sk:r. ,. .
l"t "!r iat!rT . -!-,'
Eri.idle d. , , -
Fkirtiajd
ILrr.e J? - i -
Iklusx 4a ".
Cot tina -. - ' , '
E-a-nUlel leaJiti .
C10CJ-
iliratT:?,
And a good articls of
Saokia; aad Cbewirj Toiscc?,
I- ij a jIkjut- t3 m sotbow jpod?, ar.J we ail
yea to caE rsuai aad eee for yciir.
E01L1XZJLLL A CO..
ArT-a K. 1357. -ly
Ilotlcc to Prc-Zziptors t
G. S. IIOBBACII t CO.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
HID
BEAL ESTATE BROKERS.
CITY, X T.
t TILL rive rartinlar atter.il ra to rre-:rirj a
Breast and reia raar
La.t.peJ
l a t
Piaeers
Shoe fircad
Eriitles,wax
Liairr; tliizs
VTi'.'a cary j-c err.'-n:!--- a er5.7"et a !
c-?Ettf the nost desirable whira thn will m'. as
thc!o're?trrl.:e. J.CULLCCS" A ISO.
A-rl 1 h.l-;T. V '3fiW
3. T. s'aiurrzs. . j. l. vyzrut. , on a3 :
Orejoa, iio. ETnTUl5.r. Cr?.' J'-
ricALLJSTnrL, doziei: & co
.MCRCIIANTS:"
;1
ti teeca-ary jaj-rr? for Tre-
TAZTCY A2D STAPLE!
DRY GOODS!
LTAr.DVTAr.E i- QUEESTTArJi; 1
Groccrica.
Prvif" PrT"r-
EEOV.3YILLE, ?f. T.
St. Jr?--a Ca-sctte, Sas Jrmn City
Eaqsirer and Ft.IVa Eesilaa r.;ry tji -s.jt.tLa
and c:arr th, j rfr.". t
Arr:n-;h,iB:r. ' . , . -: - U7
rsndertrr ay asiLnaace vVizh najbs repair el h . j fTTrt' TT T T1"Tir pri '
Pre-esrt ia pr.-.ri i j Bp tuelr I'se-j lioa r:;at ' AU Jk" iJ- Aii4XA V-Vr
at the U. . LaiiC ! i-o ' pn " T" rTrt-" "" rr
uilii..t j. J
- D. C, & T. SANDERS,
rmit and Omancatal Trees,
ILcIeei Ilcdgj Soc J, eic etc.
Ji-2 rece;TeI. rT Jt.-a r VTU C-oi, a srrp'ly
c-f IIa.-:ar iI.-J : bxa ws ,Isr fjrjale
i,:OT3Tu.e...i,llIi;T; J.. i v iJU.t. n-? ... , ... - .v ir . .
V3.U Eth-iMbi'-atiaef til cri.css; aj. T 1 f--"-' 7 c-a
wwsu. i. remain nore l w-' - - n - - r. T.T . .
i
COIZHTSIOIi
a::d '
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
st. i.Gri'?. no.
f.r tli i-sti.-ie
aa-t 1111 AT. ,r
cf EiJTr-u ti
Apri t 1 . .i., 1
the owi rs of tl.e lor-ay be raqairel retr-rr the
3 iiiilda S-jcj cf X;
WTif,-. w ry Ti.
113 AWscf Aindes-ere aijv.ria tL'sCi-y; I1p7. V'-! ! TT TT""TV fI PH '
Browt.rir.e. V ' - . Attest P.. nry?-s, T.ier.rzr: . hT. j Ij () -,-r R ;J T, . t . , ,. r r.. . , T . .
13 ;.LotS ia tas'Aa City. ' p.mrt . .J U...:7 b .'rr. -i -c I .: i a I :;;;..' l': j ( ; Y; ' ' ! ' T-
caalj i.-.r. olatedty ciEi:-o-i the rn.l -rnc- fTaEtbr laJt style, s&l in r.vs rar'atr, aJjrrzts-I Rt 2" T. -- ' 1- -t . -1 ; , ' ' 1 ("r .1 - - . ' 'V
ortjrjrr-jiir-. - ; .R. TT. FTT.5A3. J Jt rwJ at . rorUTZILL t;-: y r-lll. f ' a - V.,- '."V '! .