.
Sec. Antic' tl fattier' enacted, That
tha proper accounting oticers of the treasury
be, and they are hereby, authorized and direct
ed to re-examine the account between the
United States and the State of Maryland, as
the sum was, from time to time, adjusted under
the act passed on the thirteenth May one
thonsand eight hundred and twenty-six, en
titled "An act authorizing the payment of in
terest due to the State of Maryland; and on
such re-examination to assume the suras ex
pended br the Stato of Maryland for the use.
and benefit of the United ' States, and the
sums refunded and repaid by the United States
to the said State, and the times of such pay
ments as being correctly stated in the account,
as the same has heretofore been passed at the
-Treasury T)rimfmeflTfTut in the calculation
of interests pue under ..the act , aforesaid,, the
following rules shall. bo observed, to wit: Tn
ivrest shall be calculated up to the time of
"any payment, made. To this interest the pay
ment shall be rrap-piied, and if it exceed
theintercst duc.ythS balance shall be applied
jo dimicibh Jbeprincipal: If the payment
"alt short of iho'.interes't, the"baTance of interest
" : thall not be added ; to the principal so as to
produce interest. Second interest shall not be
allowecf the State of 'Maryland en such sums
only on which the said State either 'paid in-
- terest or lost interest by the transfer of an interest-bearing
fund.
Sec. 13. -And be it far&tr enacted,' That
; if, nporisttch re-examination -.of the account
and application of the above rules, any money
: hli be founp to be due to the State of Mary
l.ind, the Fame shall hi paid out of any money
" ' in the treasury not otherwise- appropriated.
! :av - - Approved. March 0, 183?.4 ''
; rson "Washington.
" Special fhVputcb to Ibc'Xcir York Daily Times. "
: :. , V , ; Washington, May 6. i.
L - have 'rzood authority for Baying
that Lord Napicr.has received instruc
tiens from. his Government to inform
New Granada that her abrupt rejection
of the American ultimatum meets with
the most decided disapprobation of the
British Government. : '.; .
The issue raised by's ew Granada of
irresponsibility for the massacre of the
loth cf April inasmuch; as she al
leges, it was commenced, or at least
incited, by an. American citizen is
not recognized by England as a just
and proper one; and. the counter demand-
for damages made against our
Government is regarded as simply ri-
t (diculous. " ' " . . -
.Neither England nor France '.will
take part "with New GranOi in the
present controversy. Both these pow
ers support the action, of the United
States Government in its endeavors to
.obtain reparation for past outrages,
and security for future travel across
the Isthmus The fact .that England
and France entertain these views is
well known to-our Government. .
Nevertheless, in consideration of the
. fact that our opponent in this tpiarrel
is. a feeble State, and. one that has
. always been friendly,-pur Government
is disposed to be magnanimous. What
ever appearances may beit is not be-
; licved that tire question will have other
than ai pacific solution, ' ; x. Y.z.. L
Boston, May & .
Journal says : u We
The .Evening
learn,von what we believe to 'be good
authority, that rrcsident- Buchanan
and several members of his Cabinet
will come to. Boston the approaching
17th of June, to participate in the in
auguration of the statue of. General
Warren on Bunker Hill."
Jews changing their Sabbath.
An Israelite in the Charleston Mercury
contradicts the report that a movement
is on foot among the Israelites of Bal
timore to change their; Sabbath, and
celebrate that of their Christian bre
thren. The Israelites of Baltimore
havc,like their brethren in most of the
large cities in the United States, es
. tablishcd a Sunday School for the re
. ligious instruction of their young, and
. hence the erroneous statement. There
is, thus far, but one Jewish congrega
tion in the world , that worship on the
v. Christian Sabbath, the Reformed Con
" grcgation of Berlin, in Prussia; but no
" Hitch congregation exists in the United
. States. It. is irue an. attempt was
lha Jc some three vcars .ao to establish
: one at Baltimore,, but it broke down
- after a few' months j ! 1 : J.v'
y'1. The Directors of the, "Mint, with' the
' ahproval'of the Secretary of the Trea-
,.Kury of tbo United: States, have ar-
- ranged vith the; Adams' Express Com-!
pany for the transportation of the ne w
' cent coin, at 'the" cost 'of. the. mint, to
all points of the Atlantic States acces-
- siblo by railroad and stamboatand
-1 all other places which can bc"reached
' by means of conveyance not incurring
unreasonable expense. . .
. Tlie new cent is now paid out by the
Philadelphia mint in ' exchange ' for
Spanish and Mexican dollars, 25, 12J,
and G cent pieces, and at the nominal
, rates, or in exchange for the copper
cent now in circulation. The silver or
copper coins must be prescntrd in even
sums of five dollars, and for the pres
ent not exceeding fifty dollars. Pieces
of silver, mutilated or so much worn
' US tO be illegible, Will not be received,
. . i : - At .
but nackarres containing the same muv
' be exchanged 'at another office in the
mint ,for silver coins, of the United
States. Five dollars in count of eld
. quarters, which Trill Weigh $4 SO Amer
ican coin; of eights weighing, over 4
"50" and of sixteenths .weighing over
'$4 30, will be received at the nominal
! value for the ncyr cents.
Z ') A. C. GoDDTN 'ABANDONED. TllO
oflicers returned last evening from the
i -wreck of this fine boat. ; They had been
'up there for some days past, and had
a bell beat and everything in readiness
in order to trraad raise her;l)utsince
ehe pot sunk the sand had collected in
' jiuclr heavy piles, all along ;her lower
Meek, that the attempt proved entirely
.unavailing, and she : got broken to
piccr-s In the effort."'' All the cargo,
cabin furniture, safe,l)6oks, &c, on the
'God lin, were saved. St.; Louis LcaJ-
STORE,
NEMAHA CITY, N. T.
XOOItE & BltO WNLEE,
Wjoulcl. respectfully .announce tyA
the-puMic' generally "that
they have received and
opened at Nemaha
City,
..J. ...
LARGE STOCK
OF
jt
't
r
in
Everything that comes under that head.
r.-
GROCERIES,
J ::
5
All of which we will sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
- r :j v : 1 " . i 'i
Horse i "Wanted. :I : I
T "will fay ibe highest price for a few fine, -well
JL Broke horses,.; ,.- " :
., m i Jlpplj at my stable io UrownTill, .
, '. J. AV. COLEMAN. '
SA YOUR HOUSE III
UGHTlIN,6:7-BOnS 5
. BENNET & LCRSH4VJ
RESrECTFULLT inform the public that they
are now prepared to put up Lightning liods of
a superior quality en as reasonable terms as aoy one
else in this country. . : : " i
' ' Orders left at McFherson & Hutchia's , Store will
be attended to1"' ' '
May 7, 1857 -. : I- : 47-tf
Tor Sale. . ,
10 Casks Sugar Cured Hams, at
- McAllister, dozier & cca.
' ' - V.y.- For Sale. :! '.-.. v. ...
10,600 pounds Bacon at
MeALLISTER, DOZIER & CO's.
For Sale.
50 bbls, and 100 sks Flour, at
McAllister, dozier & CO's.
J. R JENNINGS,
Wliolesalo Qrooor,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IS
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Corner Socond and Frances Sts.
ST. JOSEPH, mo;, '
HAS on hand, and'toinrriYetho follwwin arti
cles, which wilt be sold to tbn trade en aoeoiu-
modating tonus, EXCLUSIVELY AT WHOLE
SALE t .. ; , . .
3L5O,0OO- Gigars all qualUlOO bxs E D and W R
4000 jacks O A Salt 155 boxes starch
20ff Hhd N O Sugar ' ' .200 bbh and hf bbls -water
500 sks Uio Coffoo -. and but'r crackers
100 O G Java Coffco 200 bbls and hf bbls pilot
100 Ijisuayra wead and pic mo ao
100 ' Mocha ' ' .' u " 200 bbls soda milk sugared
J56 bbls,1 half bbls andlOO egg and wiaedo-: '
kss Belcher's llolasses: 100 bblsaprle Vinczar-
200 bMs, half bbls and qr300 bxs Tobacco all grades
A refined do .. ,;r .. 200 bxs smoHing Iw&nco,
150 half chests K-a, ail tanous brands; ..
kinds lOO.buTachcapipo stcniJ'
250 bbls Belter's Sugar-bbls 11 S Sicily and
laO bbl.v a Qrer nos 1 Joes Almonds
2 and 5 ilackcrel 50 bbls .filberts, braail
200 bxs dried herrings ,Biitn,pocans ... , .
'20 hf bbs White Fish' 100 "kgs S C Sod; t
''5 drms dry Cod Fish ' 500 krs assorted aalll!
200bxsast'd cind 500 bxs half and qrstar
109 .'fancy 1 '-candles -SOOdrumsfigs-
- . , 150 dostcrine do
100 bx? hl's and jrs Rais-200 do bar soap
- ins 50 do rock candy. "
50 bxs Prunes
: T SUNDRIES. ' "-
Cotton yarn, carpet chain, batting, candle wieks
cotton and hemp twine, wheat and meal tacks, axes,
spades and shovels, garden seeds and straw Takes, log
cbains. lead shot, powder broom, wrapping paper,
hemp, Manilla, jute and cotton cordage, indigo and
madder, alum, white lead, window sash; window
glass, tumblars, jars of different sires, fiasks assorted
rises, sassafras bark, pie frait. fresh peaches, brandy
encmes and peaches, current and raspberry jellies,
fresh tomatoes, canton giagcr, prescrrcs, nut megs,
casi is, peppemuce, tomato and walnut catsup,
I ,omon JV liters, sardines, extract and eit
i of coffee, chocolate, pickles, matches. etc.
V. , .
esse nee
WOODEN WAKE.
Wash boards, tubs, common pails, codarpails, 11 B
pails, piuo and cedar churns, brags bonnd churn, tar
buckets, well buckets, cedar cans, mop sticks, butter
prints, buckeyo bowls in nests; iron bound kegs, ope
two, three, to and ten gallons, the smaller size with
ball, common and I B half bushcb and measures,
en op stools etc.
I am also agent for the sale of K A salt, and bare
now on band z'uu bus for sale at cost and trauspor
tation: I have the exclusive sale by direct consign
taentof five hundred dosen Field's celebrated rysters,
acknowledged to be the best put up in lialtiinoTt.
To California' and fei!t Tnke Emigrants
- Your especial attention is invited to my extensive
stock, -which embraces everything suited to your
wants in crossing the plains." I will at all times keep
on hand flour, meaL bacon lard, hard bread and
crackers, all of which will be told s.t the lowesteash
pris. . , ,
- ' ; ' ; J, B. JENNINOSb.
Laborers Wanted ! !
rjlHE South BrownTille Towa Company wish to
A turn the fc prior Branch irora its pr-went eocrse.
direct to the river. The contract will btletto an
individual, cr day laborers emtJcTcd. Enquire ci
1 It. W.r U II.XAS. O?
rrownvHIe, Hay 14,'57. -J:- I - .
LANKS f -tTtijr e?efirtin. for
at hU
.I , -.. :n...yyv :. I;-, vd ;
p. st. nrrcncoct. c. bexkoslbe. iem.ui
J). M. HITCHCOCK $ CO.,
Bet Olive and LocusMtreek, SU LouiMo.
lleatin.-r, "and
ol o i
11X Ta
IV I Pirirr Shnrrs ii nd Grates . . I
AirtM.T.nnfftctarers of four sizes or,.Twett'srat-
cnt Cary rioogh, ono and two horse rigbi and left
hand.'. t r V -
y I JU. C- JOHNSON,
Attorney anAs Counsellor KatJuaw,
Ail U 1
Real Estate Agent.
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
XEFEBEXCES.
r-t.i. - f ;r" r.i 'Tit ' .
"Wm. f. McAllister.- --'
Charles F. Fawlcr, u - " - ur
Wm. Ferguson, BrownTille, N. T.
. o. p. Lake - ' i - u rr,
GEORGE-Fr- KENNEDY,
AND ; GENERAL LAS AGEljiT.
. Florence City, ?f. T. ' ;-1
3EjQ ,?ll"$ . 2
L; I G H T N I N G R p D S ! !
; ' Ttf. C. LIVINGSTON, y. j j
IS prepared to sell and put op all sixe of Rods
manufactured by the tOhio Lightning Rod Com
pany." ,, - ,-j , 1 : : 1 "' i
Orders left at the "Adyertiser Office," will receive
prompt attention;
May 7,1857. ;
J,i 1 W.C.LI VlUlUJJi.':.
J:
. : I; J. W COLEMAN, v-"L .
INFORMS the public that he has procured a stock
of New - Carriages, liusries, etc.. and as line
Horses as are to be found, and has opened a
' ' " LIVERY STABLE,
SecondStreet between Water and Main,
Brotvnville, N. T. -
' All persons wishing anything, in his line can be
accommodated at all hours. 1 :J 'i 1 '
: 'alsoV' : - "':
Horses and Carriages bought and sold: 1
: J. W. COLEMAN.
fo ri tin miis4TNt?o
5
Worth, tf,
Reads iSIacle Clotliing
) n;
CJ I.
ft.
- HATS AKD CAPS;;:;'
- ,HUZ"-.-: V.I l:i:i; fcVJlJ . f ! . : -
BOOTS AM) SHOES:
i
Just' reeeitid
I'll
Pt?r! jSlcdhierl CoV Cro'ssman.
.r.ii. . ,. .' .. Cl' jli. J.. . .
!a't IsiEGEL &GREENB AUM'S
BALTIMORE
n
LOTlMGr: STORE,
No. 31 Main St Sd door above post OSice. '
: BROlfNVILLE, jf. T. !
Fine broadcloth coats, and . . :
Standing collars; at the. ' ' j
Baltimore Clothing Store. '
IBlTcand fanc cassimer pants, hnd 1 :
Carpet sacks, at the .i ' '.
'V ''Baltimore Clothing Store.
Silk, Satin, Marsailc3, and Casi Vests, and
Flannel Shirts, at tho
Baltimore. Clothing Store.
Fine Shirts and over-alls, '
Tat. Leather Gaiters, straw hats, at the '
Baltimore Clothing Store.'
Black and fancy cravats, . . , f.
White and fancy shirts, at tho , ,
Baltimore Clothing Store,
Everything in the clothing line at the
1 Baltimore Clothing Store.
Call around acd examine the stock at the .
i.-.'i A Baltimore Clothing Store.
April 23, 1357. " - ' ' ' 45-ly
IW.iliffllSffll
.C. -.
JOHN COLHOUX & BROTHER, -.
(Sign of the Ballock, opposite the Tost Office.)
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL
Building and Saddlery Hardware,
GROCERIES,
Boots, Shoes, Lcattcr and Shoe Findings.
ST. JOSEPH, MO. ,
HAVE now In itre, and to arrive shortly, Amer
ican and Foreign Hardware, such as :
Greaves k Son's F2cs -Scissors
and Edrre Tools ,
Pocket knives
Knives and forks ;
Butcher's do do ' '
Spear A Jackson's saws
Gimlet pointed screws
Griffin's and American
horse nails
Post hole augers -Ames'
shovels and spades
Lull A Porter'a rhutter
Butts
Morticing machinta .
Circular, mill and muly
' saws
Planes and plane irons
Coopers drawing knives
do adzea and wood
' . tools
Brass curtain bands and
pins
Door locks
Augers and auger bitta
Corn knives
Briar scythes
Grass and grain do
Nails
Shovels and tongs
Candlesticks
Framed wood saws
Blacksmiths' Bellows and
Vices
Mousehole Armitage an
. vils
Tress Hoops
American anvils -. ,
Butts,'cast and wrought Stocks and dies
Copper rivets for belts
Pad hooks, breech 'gloopa
Tuyere Irons . ' !- ;
Plated and eom. stirrups
do - do Bitts
do do Buckle
"' do . do Rings
breast and rein stapa :
Jrad screws, cockeyes
Ornaments, racks
Girth rein and roller web
Silk, 3 cord thread ( ,
Calf skins " .' '
Upper leather - '
Bricjile de .'.
Skirting do
Harness, do.
Belting do
Goat skins 1 .
Enamtnellcd leather
lt-S peg -k
Peg au ,
Pincers '
Shoe thread
Bristles, wax
Linicg ekica :
Binding ... ;. . ;
With many cods embracier a complete assort
meat of the . most desirable which tbcv will sell at
the lowest prices." ' J. COLnOUN A BliO.
Ayril lth,t85r. 31-ly
mm
J ( i - r.ii
Buchanan itilfo -and General
Office epj 2d and Jala sts
ST. JOSEPIT, Hp(
CUABTEBED AT THE ilST BESSIOS CF TUB MO. LEO.
Autkorized.CapiiahOOO.OOO. s
f ; i titbit. CTOCS. i-.! i f -
J. B. Jennings, i.Rl Howard; J. A. Owc llijtoD
Tooth, John Colttonn, John U. Likens, W11. 1 neik,
N. R. McAsnjkx, Sec'y. ' "
IS now ready to receire application for Life, Fire,
Marino and Rircr risks- A cash return of 25 per
cent, will bo allowed on cargo preminms. Losses
promptly adjusted, and the usual facilities giren to
the patrons of the ouico.
'April 16th-, 1857,-:
- 4-3m
i, B. M'ALMSTEIU . t. IHXIEE r JOSAS CRAKE.
Oregon, M. f &owfflei ST. T- Ortgoi, Mo.
McAIjLLSTER, DOZIER k. CO.,
FORWARDING COMMISSIOII
MERCHANTS. -
...
. . - Dealer in "
, FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY
'I'M
; HARDWAllfi "Ss QUEENS W.AttE,';
Provisions,-. -Produce,; iuietc., etc.
Ao'4 jaiA Street,and 2u,2 Letee,: -i
, . . BROWNVILLE, N. T . I
St. Joseph Gazette. Kansas Ilerald, Jefferson City
Enquirer and St. Lbaij Repullican eof y sis'months
and charge this cmce.
Jt .
April 16th; 1857.
TIIOS. IL LARKIN & CO. ;
COHMISSION MERCHANTS,
: WIIOLESkl .GROC
i! JVaVfei Ltvct ait3:cir.''&mmcrcial Sl
ST. LOUIS, MO.
!:' "Special attention gicn to sales of HEMP
and T lllixV r- xio oruor ih.ca ir ,iuo purcuasc
of Hemp, directly orindircctly; r-; :
i Anril 16th. 1857. 44-3m
:;:v.:-;;;;addie,;
C ADDLES, Bridles, Martingales, Checks, and er
O cry rariety of goodj in this line can be had at
' wonr.iT7.p.i.T. a. no's
r
XD
UPHOLSTERY,
. WIIOLESALB AKD BKTAIi,
- .; 'ri !- iOnf!'!--.!.''?.:;' "J'-''
SOARRITT .:& MASON.
i-'BZ L0VIS,'210.' i',;rf;!;l
"IT TE tako pleasure in saying' to our frionds ' and
H the public in general,: that our stuck of i inc.
Medium, and Common Furniture, as well aa Mat-
trasses -and Bpdding,wa8 never. more complete and
deserving' the attention of. purchasers, either at
wnoicsaie or rcum miuiisuiis or sinzio arucies .
than' at present. :. ! . i " : J" :.'
We shall spare bo-' effort tokoep the most complete
assortment in our line, in the West. Our Goods are
'mado.bcre, as well as East, by the be; t workmen
and ' thus combino the greatest variety and latest
styles', with-tho cheapest and most substantial. -Dealers,
as well as all other purchasers, are in
vitcd to call and. look through .'bur Mammoth ! Ware
fvooms.. j . .. ,, ,., r i, ; .
' Orders also, from all parties having furniture to
buy for themselves or ethers, are especially solicited
with the assnranco of our best endeavors to merit i
continuance of the liberal confidence and : patronage
we nave so long received. .
Washington Ave. between 2nd and 3d Sts.
Mareh lth, '57. i- 40-3m
,' Notice to the Public.
TEING informed thateertain patties are circulat
lj ingrcportsthat may, without beineontradicted
operate injuriously to. the Town of Nemaha citv'
vis : That I am not the legal owner of the town site
that I had on a former occasion sold it to other
parties and am now violating an agreement said to
baro been entered into between myself and tho
parties, referred to and further, taat suit has been
or is about being brought to recover interest aaid
to be claimed by tnese parties.
The whole affair is without any foundation what
ever. JNo agreement-nas ever been entered into be
tween myself and any party or parties but what I am
prepared to faithfully fulfill. The article referred to
above, is said to have been entered intor sometime in
the Spring of isoa, between, myself S. F. Nuckolls,
a Mr.'Ballard, a Mr. Donavan, a Mr. WvatL a Mr.
Holly and others, of whom J know nothing as I never
saw but two'cr three of the ecntlemcn. or heard of
them except as connected with these flying rumors.
If my Jignatare appears as a party in the article of
i a .. l !i - r
agreement saiu to exuxi isiorgea, as it was never
placed tnero wun my Knowledge or consent.
ir tbeso genu emcn, nave as tney claim, any rights
to propeny in cmana ciry, or. dilteronces with me
why do they not call on mo in 1 twrson. I hav't teen
informed that a person said to represent then Lis
been in. this county on several eecasion and evenl n
tho Town of Nemaha city 'taakisz tho assertions, re
fcrrcd to, but has never made bis business known to
me, althfeagh 1 was in my residence and he bat a few
rods distant. It is plain, I thjnk, fQr aay and every
one to see that tho whole r.ffair has been ottcu ud
to injure the Town'of ciaaliaxityoraruse to secure
an interest therein. "
Thus much I havo thought proper to sar in this
public manner, and lurther to announce, ;hat sheuld
the rartiis referred to . brir 2 SuiL I am Tirr-nar-fl to
bectthem. -
" '" ' " "" '' ' JEROME HOOTER. ;
; Nemaha City, N. T.) , . 1
;March ?lst, 1857. , J ; . . 4ltf
JKrfEBSOX f . CAS IDT,' ' llAKTIN XTi RICES,'
JAS. D. '"TEST, -'' Ji.Si V. '-WHITE,
t ConncilBluffs,Iowa.:' Nebraska City N T
CASSADY, TEST, R1DEN &; CO.,
(Successors to Riden - White.) '" -
LAND AGENTS.
NEBRASKA. jGITX.iN- T.'. l .:
HAYING made arrangements by which we will
receive accurate copies of all. the Townships
embraced in tho Eastern portion of. Nebraska, re
kre now prepared to offer our services to tho
"SQUATTERS. OF THE TEERITTORY,'
.. In Filing; Declaratory Statements' of
' Intention to Pre-empt. Securing ,
'' ' 4i Pre-emptions, iAJcatinjj Land
y Warranls and 1
A; ENTERmG LANB.:
LAND WARRANTS UOUQUT & SOLD.
. r Land Entered on. Time, &c, ,
Particular attonKon n&id to Buying and Selling
Property on eommis3ion: Also, to making Collections
and forwarding remittances to any part of the Union.
Blanks of all kinds always on band.
REFERENCES.
Hon. A.A.Bradford. 1 ' Nebnwka City.
S.F.NucaoIIs, . -
Messrs. Dolman A West, St. Joseph, Mo.,
Peter A. KeUer, ' Washington City
Thomas Lumpkin, ' M
June 2Sj 1S55. vl-nl
AT OUR WAREHOUSE- .
. YTOl It. found at aU timet
A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
Of all kinds of .
Farm Implements
; ' AKD MACHINERY, ; '
1 - - " -.
' ; With a faR Stock of ' '"'';
Pield and Garden Seeds . ,
; A. ri cl Org1 ti.TXf9p
Of the Most RxuxBtx and genuine kinds. '
i lS7"FaR Catalogues s sa t on application. : !
-.7''- - r IIENRT; D. EMERY k CO , - '
!0i Lake Street, Chitaga, Bl.
Marehelh,lS&7.
38 tf
GOODS
IJTHISnSOIT,
MORRISON & J1UTCIIINS,
Have just Rcooired
A. s .A
Al their Neic Buihh ng
f 1
i. oar tus Lr.vEE
si
OP
S-P-RIIG- GOODS
, QUALITY. AND, Ml
MIIQE
':
ri
Lo wcr. than. ia Lowest i U
At their New Establishment yoa will find
every thing needed in th Western
country, from a bar ef soap
' a broadcloth coat.
T'J' r',''j (T'T'I1 i ' 'TiIT
h OT THE LATEST STYLESi
hL '1-
Ax xd''Xu
.t 1.
.... r.
v Sold Remarkably Low.' v n .
5'MJ;-J
.1 is;
FltlXQES, FANS AND FANCY G (TODS,
Goodd
Silks, Sattins and 'S Slippers,-
, . A large and complete assortment of:
BONNETS AND BONNET TRIMMINGS,
-, ; -.:L I ,-: ' ' - ;-
of every style and quality,1 : ''' '
' f.;f; V- - rn"i: : 1 .: -" r,'l
; x; Cloths 'CasimereSj' .anijesKngs
" " . READY MADE SHIBTS!: r
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rAD':--,-''
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T lit the Million!!
yr
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"''.' 7 Of the best manufacture and of superior- '
'',:. Workmanship.
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v' ' ' Looking Glasses, ' r 1
li. :-. ': i"i ; , ' i - ' ' "
' That will make an ngly man handsomo
" ," ' '' and a lady of beauty more lovolyj ;
HATS AND CAPS,
I .'r l That will fit and plea : everybody. ;
':, Boots and Slides,
;: - From the infantile article of red morocco,
to the graceful boot of. the gentle
' man's walking costume. ,
'-...4 . t
XXca-r-wsro and Cfxitlox'y
r t i ,
, . .from the best manufacturers at
If.---;:. . . .
HOME AND ABROAD
AXT ' '
Sold at Eastern Prices. . ,'.
Genuine Imported Carpeting.
. ... , - .. .. .... -.. , ' .. . '
1 ' ' Of New and Elegant designs.
YANKEE 'KOTliOMS,
" HOSIERIES, ! ; 5
' China,' Gjasa and Qucensware.
PORTE MONNAIES; SILK PURSES,
. - . . .-, - , -. : ,n ' .-
And a thousand articles, ranging In regular gra
dation f prico and importance, from the pnmative
toothpick of tho ancient goose quill, to a thousand
dollar shawl. . '' . : :.; . v
, Our innate and native modcsiy.rorbK,! us lavisa
ing glowing eneoukiusis npon our ?prin Stock ef
Goods, and we ask you- to eali and see for yourselves
Vive challenge the west.
and furthermore -
r ..... - MAKE NO CHARGE
..' ." f, . j . .. . :.; ' ' , ,
jiteiebson, morrison, a hutchixs.
April 23, 1S57. ' : . ' ' v -:
i. Ltt'OUD.
J. T.-HOBX.
LYTOED tS HOEir,
AND RETAIL
Dealers in
. A3TD .. . ..
GROCERIES,1
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS, snOEO,
HATS, $ CAPS,
Nails, Stoves. Floors, Fnrnitnre,ete
SONORA, MO. i ;
April 9th, 1857. ; 43-tf
19,000 lbs. of Haeon, For sale, cheap for
Caeh, by , - . . LYFORD A HORN.
Sonera, Mo, April 9thi 18S7. ; : 4-tf
Wanted
IirMEDIATELY, by the subscriber, several good
Carpenter, and to such the best wages will b
given. Apply to
- C. W. WHEELER.
Brownville,N.TwApril7 4Vtf
Hardware, ; Cutlery and . Iron.
a ix&.iiui assortment as
noBtrrzELL a co s
' :.:-PrOVisiOnS. .;: :-: :
WE kep constantly on hand, Flcnr, Corn Meal,
Bacon, Butter, and every variety of Groceries.
. UOBLITZELL A CO.
: Country Produce
T TASTED, nd for which we aHow the highest
i V Market price. . UOBLITZELL c CO.
Cash! Cash!! Cash!!!
THE undersigned would most earnestly call upon
those know ing themselves indebted for Medicine
and Modkal attendance to come forwrd and settle
without further notice A. S. IIOLLADAY.
l3rowavine,KsyH,!F57. 4 ff
Hi ft fs p
iy v w v
111
O t '
WOBTII OF
Just Eeccivcd
o
Per Steamer "Silver Heels,"
AT- THE.
CASH AITD PRODUCE STOUE
or - '
(McAllister dqzieu &;co.
Calico and Brown Sugar
Fish Hocks and Clothes l'ins, at c
McALLISTIiUDOZIEi; & UtTs.
:-i r:m
) Ginghams and Molasses," 1 7 '
ja:-ri
- - Steel Pens and Wash Board., at '
.McAllister, dozieii & CO's.
Settles,
Tar and Fine Combs, at
t
" 'r 1 McALLISTFRi DOZit'R".ICPf. :
r. 1 ? " ; -' - " j r. 1 ' ' f.
1 : : . l -i ' :.. ; ... , n , -'.
Lawns and Ox x.okes9 . ,
' Tin Wareani Crushed Sugar, at
Lkh OncAiiSTEit, vozimr.&l'ccyl :
,.7t ( 1 - .- . .... r r ;, r . T
Bleached Mttslla aril Bed. Cords,
Shirt Collars and Fiddla Strings, at '.tvtl
McAllister, dozier & CO's.
4 -v
Denims' irawisg-knives.
fS Laini and' dried apple? at ' ' : " f
- McAllister, dozier bXO'l
. , ..1
Silk handkerchiefs and hand Saws,
Blacking and pain killer, at
MeALLISTER, DOZIER & CO's
Flour and irish linen, jj '-J
Black pepper and bar lead, at
MeALLISTER; DOZIER & CO's.
riows and powder,
Pocket knives and percussion caps,' at j.
;.t McAllister, dozier '& c6's
BlTcaiik cravat and cod fish,' - : '
Lace mitts and wall paper, at
McAllister, dozier & cc.
. : 1 -.
r . . U; :
' Red' and white flannel ami tobbaei
acco, at -J '
McAllister, dozier & cc.
Rice and ladies nnderslcevcs, . .i , r
' Nutmeg graters and Quecnswarc. at , J 1
v. V McAllister, dozier &' CO's.
Glass and Ayers' cherry Pectoral, '
Carpet sacks and hardware, at
McAllister, dozier & CO's.
' Ladies hosiery and log chain,'
Noodles and shovels at '.
:. McAllister, dozier -&r CO's.
Ladies collars and striped shirting
Buff combs and saddlery, at
McAllister, dozier & '.'co-,
Broadcloth, and bar, soap,, . . r,
Curry combs and dress trimmings, at
M ft
,- r
r McAllister, dozjer & CO's.
Boots, shoes and star candles,' '. i .'. . l
Lace edging and Salaratus, at
; MCALLISTER, DOZIER & CCs.
Cottonadcs and spectacles,
Brooms and Ticking, at
McAllister, dozier & ccs.
Sowing silk and buckets, .
Envelopes and Kentucky jeans, at
McAllister, dozier & CO's.
Blue drilling, knives and forks,
Tea and white lead, at '
: -' McALLISTEK, DOZIER & CO's.
; Wash tubs and tooth picks,
Buck combs and knit needles, at . tj
' MeALLISTER, DOZIER & CCfs.
'Casjimcrs and vesting, . ' , .
Shoe brushes and Godfrey's corJial, at . '' '
McAllister, dozier & co.
Lace veils and eologne,'
Drcsj cotnbs and scis.tors.' at ' . i
'.McAllister, dozier & ccs.
Thimbles and razor straps,
Bearl buttons and jow j harps, at
:': McAllister, dozier V CO's?
Suspenders and ribbons, -Brown,
green and bluo barege, at
McAllister, dozier & ccs.
Vinegar and linen thread, - ' -Jaconet
muslin and shaving soap, at '
-tMcALLISTEB, DOZIER & CO's.
Linen table spreads and shoe Liccts, J
Indigo and Jayaes' medicines, ai
McAllister, dozier & cas.-
Brown linen and rarer?, ' '
Crash and diaper, at. . 1 "' ' -:
McAllister, dozier & co-s.
Colored cambri and ink, shoes,- - - .
Thread and cotton hatting, at , '
.: McAllister, dozier '& ccrs;
, Table, tea spoons and waddingf . .
Coat's threaa and jack p'ains,"at
McAllister, dozier & ccs,
Challi de lain, and window sash, '
Doors and shambray ginghams, at
. McAllister, dozier & ca.
Straw goods, and summerclothiog,' r ', '
Starch and pina, at- - j i ' .
McAllister, dozier & cas.
Bonnets and hair oil, '
Bacon and artificial flowers, at
McAllister, dozier & co
-r-
A thousand and one , articles not mentioned, call
round at
" ; : ; lIcALLirrERDOZIEll & CO's,T
For Dry Goods of every description go te
McALLISTEll, DOZIER & CO's.
For cheap Groceries and good brogans go to. .
. . HcALETSTET.DOZIEIl &r COrs.
If you want to get that which Is of the bejt go
to
McAllister, dozier & cos.
Whe is it that always evinces the most solicitudi
nous anxiety V plcaso ihe taste and eaptivata tha
tye?
- r -HcALLISTER, DOZIER & CO's.
Consequently you should patroniz
McALLISTES, DOZIER & CO.
Deal With
r.i'ALLISTEil, DOZIER
1 i.S f;
iS ly
rOTTNSFT.T OT ati
! Vi BEOWSYILLE.W
Notice lo tie Citizens offej-
WnEREA.Vlaur,0f5el)ni, v
T I lfclat bessicn, adopted thi Ib.
Iowa, which makes it the daty IfSl
those of whoraUxcsarda. tnL''Vyt ivuZ
.eat,(Brpwnville).ndpayoVe;SPt
w is now m force and h.i KM . Win. .
Delinquent tax myers wi'.l pleas. enr'rt"!
pay over to William lioblitzcll th. Tr 4
maha. County, otherwise you wiU ) tJ??' X.
ewn expense. . UJ
By order or bounty Court, now in
D. L. SANDERS,
Brownville, April 7, 1847. C,t
GEO. S. -UAYEET Coj
iisp-iiiia.
.i
d it.
AND
$ GENElQi? LUND A&EXTSi
i ... .
PT.Al-r
GLEN HOOD,
MUls co, Iowa, , ' ' ;;; t . , Cass co.
. 1
W
ILL promnUy atteni- to Land AgVnd-l
tizatin titles. PavTcff TitM. .J.,aT
ey;Baying and Selling 3"-ow Lots, Djjlr s"
and Locatir Land Warrants, an! all ' "'l
connected ith their profession in Western I1!
Nebraska;"'.!'.; . - '! U ., I,
J. DEWS, Associate Attoner4 '
' REFERENCES';' '
Greene, Weare A Benton, ' Ccumfl Bla" t'
O. Doushtv A Co.. ' ; . -1,h!r
Greene, AVeare A Rice, ' .Ft,DnMiafi
Greene A Weare.
,, :..Ctdar Ppids
' 'Cincinnati, 0W
. ;4' Glen rood,
'" ' CincLinatijCV
Ifigfetwa,
; ' 1 lliilaleFnh;a,F,"
"... ''M-dfcrd,XJ. :
non A Goodman, ' 1
Tootle A Greene,
N. W. Thomas,
School v A Son
Gen. Win. Irick,
II. Johnson,
I. Reed A Son, '
Robinson A Hro
Burlington Co. Bank,
white, russell, & co: :
Xloclxioytiwro.
iiiY im, mm;
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Iledicines, Dye StuS,
Saddlery, Boots & Slices, lists & Caps,
QTJEZNS'WAEE, ST0NITWA12, UrSTlIl
: ' IRON, NAILS, STOVES, As.
Also rurniturw of all kinds, Wiadov Suit, It
'.Notice.'
Editor "Xelraila Aiteriiern;
DxiK Sia: In looking over the last nnmlxr of yw
Japcr a notice attracted my atteatka signrd bj
eromo Hoover, Esq., in which lio stntes that etnm
stories are in eiroaUtion that the inderiijnedeliia
Stimeintcrct in Nemaha City for, the porpost of is
juring its prosperity. It may iequtevell l eir
rulate a report of that nature where th facts in
unknown, but to -those knowing. the facts tact
statement is merely fooluh. ' " ' ,
And for the purpose of giving a fair opporionitr
to persona to ascertain the facts -f o hereby r ail
persons from purchasing any preterdrd cTiim if
interest in tho said town of Netsaha City, fnm tb
said Jerome Hoover, as ho has sol i ami receirdij
for nine twelfths of said town, and sui t is aiw .i)Jinj
to place the undcr-igned in possesaioa of th intoi
by thent purchased in the sane; and they bars ai
authorized the said Hoover to sell or dipoc if hit
portion of their interest, bat direr ted suit to W
brought long sinc fr its eeovory.
, i Vours,4e
J y.-j.sMMi?nM.L.
, JNO,DOXH'UA!.. -
. " - ' . '.JASDOMriUX. '
K. L. DA LI. AKD.
is. c. Bisuor.
L.D. DIHD ;
' ' A. G. WOODTTARD.
- : 'I : " ' K. F. NUCKOLLS.
CHAS. 1'. IIOLLY. '
March 23th. 1S37. 42 tf
BRUSHES! . BRUSHES!
ESTABLISHED 1323.
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llAVlb JXcJIURRAY, Jr.,
AMERICAN.
Itosamm' .vIKii'5ili
WFaxo2iotaoo,
Ao. 252 Pearl SirteU
i '"J T - r j - ( ,;-y- j
1 " . " 1 1 Tcw Yorfc,A ' ' '
. .r , . . :
Price List of Crushes, seat ift qtieki.' OrJr
respectfully solicitcd.andra-oniLtlt attended to.
April 2,1. 1867. 2-2
ALLEX KOOT
s. yr. cozzesi
- I100T & C02ZEIIS,
fx
: J
LAND-M E ITS,
i , . . - -, i
HAVING made arrangeiBeirta ty which wt reift
anrateropies of 11 the TewnsJiipf, as fart
surveyed, in the Territory, we ar new prepa'C'l t
offer ear services to the eitiiens of the Territory,
'DECLARATORY STATEMENTS
or
" iNTENTION , TO ri?E-EMrT,
x: Seeming Pro-esiptIon3,
LOCA TINGLANDlKLnRAXlf,
AND
ENTEBIIVG .liAND.
Land Warrants Bousbi and Sold,
LancJ entered on tiirn?, etc
PI PTTPT'T IT ' ii .. i and
-. ..... v 1-wvik aiiennon paid te oajs
selling on Commiioii. Ala in making Co
ItS'S!?-" 1n " of TEKIUTOUV and
iESTi:ilN IOWA.
April 7 43-tf
TOL.OSBORN.
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
Jewelry, Hated Ware, Catlny, Sp.s, e- ic
' ; Nebraska City, N. T.
rExr.BAViNQ and ErpAniTXtl done on sb,ri -notice,
and ill. wroax vaiKavrco.
rnovvi.viLis
STEAM MILL,
KOEL, LAKE, &. TZTEZSOXt ,
.1 23rownviUo, 3NT T- . '
N. B. We would rva-iectfutly iaf.-n tb
teas of Nemaha county and adjoining M)went ,
we have always on- band a large Aid well t-
supply of LUMBER, wtick wva farniah at low
er rates than any mill in the Territory. ,
Market prices paid for Ijgi delivered at the Jj
or on the bank f the river. : . i
.ll orders accompanied with the eub, will r"T
ee: Irsmediate att;atiea. '