Nebraska Newspapers

    fllQpRTISER.
r7TTRAS Editor.
!
Z-k MOENES'G, JT3E 11, IS37. j
1 t Ar.i.;arMr
r-,svT'. a s- j c
i bill's ana cni.rcu.e
1 Chi
' y V1 t Co, Vo.si5tnd:i3TEroad-!In
... Xei Fr
j ;rect, Cincinnati.
and Snbjcriptloa 02be, Nu. 133,,
t erects. .-- - -
Stmi J-o. Ctawu SL-cct,Saint
'"r 3LLra.Tn.7.0aio.
, Covirgton, Ky.
ir' W. Pr-ts- Oregon, Mo-j
Vry Wette. Nebraska City, . T.
' ''-v. jl- TaTK. L'-sden. llo.
Eaextx. Tare Grove, N. T.
t authorized A rents to joikit Subscriptions and
Mrrtrscxei:" for "Lie Advertiser, and recicve and
JOB
Wh recent extensive additions of tew Type,
r.'.r-d Inks.Ercnx-s, Cards, Ae, made to the
Ajr ::r" OS re, we claim to be aiue to turn out
,'tr.iT-k in a niinnrr unsurpassed by ary cSec
vrorri-ter being practical pn
rinterhimself.and
liar's
t; rarl'-T aa accoic-pliilied aad eipori-
"f aaeT 3'b Printer, is determined net to be
--d ne ia the eiecatioa cr Job v ori. LanU
w.e of TorterV latest isz-rn-red Card
T-Sc. ' Clack?: "ofk in Colors. Drasze TTcrk,JU.:
mei wiii pjerticclar attcatioru "
-'ori'T? fr-m ad .stance will b j.roaptly attended
aid" warranted to give saiiifacticn er no pay.
r-T' "--Meet in this Terntory, ecciiEj from
T1, Ti"M f t". ,of5" f"' 10
f US 14 Will "
aid recienar, will er,n5ideT u a
w .'ia's-B to v'Tome a -
X a- i oh" fceiiK suScient interest to mae
cVCcinruin thewBJal per cent taeir
- Terfitmia: Warraaa and 5nah Cocay
0-draw,r? irter.st-irill V"
.aracsi f inbtcd! w taa 0-.,-e.
r-Tfce -Xcbraka Advertiser havia?
Tnnch thr Urcet circulation of anT paper
iBtfecTcrritorr. Wkolesale aiercLaats ia
C Lcai. Joepk, Cincinnati and
otb-T Extern ciartets -crtere Nebraska
irrchaat rrcia;ie vril Csd EO bctter
adrertiinrnied:aHi in the Western Coan-
t:j-Z .
SUnlc'ss noti5eJ at the close of
tL: Volume to discontinue the
4Ad-
rcrt-scr," e shall take it f:-r granted
tLnt subscribers Trish their paper con
iliuei and shall according! v continue
tj.'scni as heretofore.
cl:;Z cr the vcltjie.
The present number completes the
nrr. volume of the "Neeeaska Ai
vruTif in." It is.natural, and custom
a:r. in newspaper operations, as in
verTiLin; else, when a certain duty
ir iiumev is performed, or an end
ac
1 1
L to take a retrospective
vier. "But really, we partake so much
fi the spirit -cf this "fast," "voun
Axcrica,". "go a-head," ''don't wait
rr tbe wsron" ogc, prevalent, especi---.viiVjis
-western country, thr.t we
fjf-J vcrv little like takiu time to
lack" over the ground we have
trireled. Yet hile the "mule crazes,
) u.se a prairie phrase we will loiter
:n the ihade, and rtnect for a few m
ments ai least, upon tic pact.
On-: ycr ago v. e landed our press
and material in Brownville. Never
harmg sccuthc place, we acknowledge
r.s half dczen log cabins, hazel brush
thickets, aul otherwise wild "and rude
srpcarance made no favorable imp res -
s;;n upon our m;n i. To thmk too of
"3t:lhni;.j a nciczEtfiier in size larger
thin any above St. Joseph, andkeep-
izz it up, caused a trembling of the
hand, a faltering in the step. Ve kept
tmsad U curself. however, not even
' -d snares witn us t:
ne pleasures
an-i gr:-:s cf life, was allowed topar-
t:.-:ru:e in this iustance itwas gloomy
too much so to think of dividing
:th any cne. We put on a bold front
parched up to the rack,' with little
pe of filling any -fodder." The
'nrst nnmlK?r was out," subscribers
- -'ted in from every direction; one
trrrn this point, two from that, ten from
tt, twenty and twenty-five from
in other, fifty, sixty, yea one hundred
url iic;ifii-fae from still another, until
n:w our paper has the largest circula
tion of any other in this Western
c-juntry. Advertisements commenced
c:ming in from all directions, St Jo-
s-rh. St. .Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati,
ani New York were anxious to secure
el raska trade. J oo work, too, print-
it t : rv 1 - f ! oil tiff in
Thich there
is any proht amounting
ie'ran to tout m.
iu snort such has been the run of cus
r '"a. that we have been compelled from
'Uie to -time -to make additions to our
' until now Brownville can boast
r the most cxtcrrsive printing estab
nmcnt north of St.- Louis. We have
:- cs five Tresses, and have work for
'Tc:rc hands." We have on file from,!
b-are
. . . r ;
constantly filhnz orders fori
"ork, for nearly everv prominent i
A
i ':-.t .in the Territory
So much as!
": t:.o increase in the 4iart preservative
ts in the city of Brownville.
1 2 cabin?, and see what has been done
ln tie way . of ton ianrovompniL TVa
scarcdr belie ve our own eve- when ! e early in the spring to Ic-ok at our 1 aafJL hall clever accominodat;ng
-Pr,f , , ir- ili i- . (tradesmen, and will do the fair tkrn
e around ns, and see as it were! and the surrounding country, are! ., , -
"Rhct a great change a few moments j now returning with their families, and
wrought. The cabins gone; andlare erecting buildings as rapidly as
ptu: T;:a?ej co,t!j iycjTr ortasincs5 ' materials can ba f gocured.
3CI.romcTcrydirectioacoiaesttcl Sec the notice for School meeting,
--ec.tiic carpenters saw and hatchet, i Let it be tmanimouslr attended.
and the rinrin of the masons trcweL
Ileuses spring up, as by magic The
hazel "brush too has disappeared Srom
our streets; scmie 01 wiucn are ainjaay
. . f 1 T 1 J
rradefh nndihe ruow. scraper, snade
j r " 7 I ' i-
i and laborer doinj: their work on others.
sfcort 1 ourselves at the end
' , ' , i- e ,
i bustle and busy hum of city life and
, ,
One rear a zo claims could be titen
adjoining the town site. Gomparati?elv,
but feTr farmers had discovered-the
beauty, "richness of soil, fertility, and
many other desirable qualities of the
faminr lands of Nemaha countv. In
O m.
a zri cultural matters there is Eiill a
greater change greater improTcment
than in town. "The "country has gone
ahead of the toirn." Farms have been
opened up, fenced in, and under culti
vation back 13 to 20 miles. Sncli has
been the progress in agricultural pur
suits in Nemaha county, that wi; -will
venture this assertion, without fear of
successful contradiction, and zi the
same time Trith all due respect to other
counties in the Territorr, viz: That no
other County in Nebraska ha3 more,
as good land in the same area; more
land under cultivation; can shew more
farm products, or a greater number of i
practical, intelligent, thorough-going
farmers, than Nemaha county.
In regard to other town improve
ments in this County. Nemaha City,
and Jit. Tern on were in existence one
year ao, when we arrived here. The
former has been advancing steadily
and is destined to be a point of some
importance. The latter has made no
advancement until quite recently. It
is making some improvement and will
make a thriving village. St. George,
Glen Rock, Dayton, London, Eldorado,
have been laid out the past year, and
all claim advantages. The v are well
distributed geographically over the
luuut.v
other. They all have beautiful sites,
. - -'
and as population and trade increases
will ere long, make interior towns, of
no Small importance. .
In conclusion: as a County, we now
yield to none other in the Territory;
as a City, our past progress, present
prosperous condition, many natural
advantages, geographical position, and
reputation abroad, are such that we
verily believe less than ten years will
find Erownviile the most populous and
business City in the Territory.
And now fellow citirens of Brown
ville and Nemaha county, permit us
to make you a polite bow, and thank
you for past favor?. We have labored
with you and for yen. and your inte
rests, have shared with yen the hard-
snips ana inconveniences ot a nwjpart of its editor, ns well as enter
country, and rejoice with you in the ! prise cnthe part of the citizens of this
light that dawns upon ns, to-day, and j Young Western City. Success to the
locks still brighter in the distance, and! Chief success to the Town.
we trust the chanre of c erotism will no
be brought against ns. when we say
that the 'Advertiser',, has done mu:h
towards brinrin about the rreat
change which ha3 taken place all
around us the past year. We make
no particular claims, here as an indi
vidual, preferring to let the result cf
of our labors in every cauacity in
t A
which we have acted speak fcr or
against us, as it may be. This much,
however, will say: our every effort
has 'been to advance the interests cf
Brownville, and Nemaha county at
large, and in fact have in many in
stances neglected our private affairs,
to look after those of the public.
To keep up a newspaper, especially
in this new country, requires lahor and
money; and all we have to say is srive
us your support rand influence the
coming year, and we will do the best
we can to furnish you the test paper
in Nebraska. Every man can procure
us one cr more new subscribers. Will
you do it? Take hold at the com
mencement of the new volume, and
belp to swell our subscription list still
larger than it has been the past year.
To OUT frlprif?? nf. n rKcrfo
anl onw of the Territory, who have
ionuiy interested themselves in our
behalf, we return thanks, and Lope they
will be pleased to continue their favors".
But we have already loitered by tie
way too long spun out this article
longer than we had any idea. We
must be up and off. Text week we
wiii brusn up, ana tate a frrh trt
, , 1 . -uiart,
! and if we have time, will tell you so:
tTi tti c vra iri f on to r?.- Va ni..,:-
,r J , oear,
Auuiiutt e wui cuauact curseives.
The number of passengers and
Fast ce--cr- nnus ually large.
A rreat number of persons who came
THE LAWS.
We are constantly receiving letters
cf inpu!ry Ci"wh:nr mil the la?-3 be
out.' TTe are dri?ir.2: them alor: as
rapidly as possible. They "will be
reIy for delivery about the 15th of
July.
For the benefit of the legal frater
nity vrho are anxious to get hold of
tho remainder of the Code, as passed
at the last Session of the Legislature,
tvs will state that said Code, entitled
"an act to regulate Practice," contains
S3 chapters as follows! . which are the
same almost, as those adopted at the
rt Session cf the Legislative Assem
bly of Nebraska. -
Cwifcnls cf cn J.d to Jlejiilate Prac-
Chap. 1, Supreme Ccurtj 2, District;
Court 3,. Justices" Court; 4, Con
tempts ; 5, Attorneys and Counselors;
6, Jurors; 7, Receivers; 8, Injunc
tions and Orders; i Referees; 10, The
place of bringing suit; . 11, The manner
ot commencing actions ; 12, Parties
to- Actions ; 13, The .rieadin-s; 14,
The Trial and its Incidents; 15, J udge-
ment by confession; 16, Execution;
17, Proceedings supplemental to Ei
ecution; 18, Arbitration; 10, Action
for zhe recovery of ; real property;
20, Scire Facias; 21, Notice and . the
l . r o." ir..
, 11 ', L.v o
in a Justices court; 25, Appeals from
the District to the Supreme court; 26,
Appeals; 27, Actions against boats;
23, Informations; 29, Judgement liens;
30, General Provisions; 31, Attach
ment and Garnishmcntr 32, Habeas
Coqius; 33, Evidence; 34, Writs of
C-ertiorari Lc.; oo, Probate courts;
36, Partition; 37, Foreclosure cf mort
gage by action; 38, Forelosure of
mortae by advertisement.
- : .
We are pleased to know that the
stock to erect a New Hotel in this City
is all taken, and that steps will imme
diately be taken to put the building
under way. Let there be a full meet
ing of the Stockholders on Satnrdnv.
And further let there be no division of
ivt - , . ., ,
ltiing or action as to its location.
want ihe Hotdi and it matters but
TKy on t particular lot it
hehv.Vt. nr in -arWrrUr rnr-
tion of the City; but put vjj the luRd-
The Season here, like everywhere
else, has been extremely backward
cold and dry. The past week has,
however, b een more propituous warm,
and rain enoujzh to wet the ground
pretty thoroughly, and give vegetation
a start. .
WnriE Cloud Chlef, is the name
of a paper recently established at
White Goud, Kansas-., the first number
of which is before ' ns. It makes a
neat appearance, evinces ability on the
Crescent Citt (Iowa) Oracle,
comes to us this week enlarged and
under the management of a new com
mander, Mr. J. E. JomrsoN, formerly
of the Council Bluffs Buzle. Our
XS", Mr. Johnson.
Belletue Gazette comes out with
a new Editor, a Mr. McEwlttg. We
have not the pleasure of a personal
acquaintance; but his articles read well,
and speak well for their author.
Enlarged. The " liehrasbian'7
comes to us this week enlarged now
containing 8 columns to the page. We
hope friend will find the. new arraing
ment a '-paving one."
Best Time of the Season. The
Steamer Omaha landed at our wharf
on Friday last, five days from St.
Louis. This is the quickest trip of the
Season. The gentlemanly clerk Mr.
Wilcox has our thanks for a file of
late papers, among which were New
York papers of the 27th, being 9 days
from New York to Brownville.
"WTICLESALE GK0CZ2T KOTTSE.
Mm DaT3. of Missouri, brought to
this Gty last weekr per steamer New
Monongehala, a very large wholesale
stock of Groceries,, and has opened up
on Main street. Our country merchants
will do well to examine his stock. Mr.
Davis came here with hi3 goods, before
coming even to look at the place; being
governed by our geographical position
and reputation abroad as a point of
trade, and a certainty of beinrr a lanre
...
city m a very lew years
We", call attention to the advertise
ment of Lyfoed k Hoen, Sonora, Mo.
They keep an extensive stock of every
thing in their line at reasonable rates,
j with vou. Give them a calL
Wm. A. RiciiliJJSON,- of Illinois, has
been appointed Governor of Nebraska,
vice Make W. Izajid, savs the Wash
ington dates of May 2d.-
: THE CC2TST. '
, The grand performance "which is
gotten up without regard to- expense,
and advertised to come off -on the ap
proaching' 13th, and of which there is
to be "no postponement on account of j
weatkx," furnishes the subject of con
siderable newspaper talk. Some are
disposed to treat the matter seriously,
while, by far the greater portion, simply
ridicule it. One disbeliever, and who.
should the catastrophy take place
ought to be knocked about eleven feet
and a half into eternity, makes the fol
lowing prop ositionsr
1st The comet will not strike the
earth; but
2d If it does strike, it Trill never
j. 3 x- - t
T " , "
In case, however, any gentleman j
holds opinions different from the above j
and is willing to back" his Tiews to :x '
limited extent, in order to ".arrive at!
the truth in thismomentcu3 xaatter, we I
hereby inake the followiing jiropo-l
sitions: : 1 ' 1 "
1st We will wager 20,000 more
orless,that if the comet offers to srtrikc,
We will dodge hef axe It does it; in other
words that sum thatit can't be brought,
to the scratch.
2d A like sum that if it does strijfe,
it will be knocked higher than a kite.
3d :Twenty-Sve times' the anove
amounts, that in case the comet strikes
it won't budge the earth six inches by
actual measurement. -
4th A like amount thit after the
comet strikes, its tail drops.
5th An optional sum that the car:h
can knock the comet further than the
comet can knock the ear tb. nine times
out of eleven.
6th That after the comet gets
through knocking the earsh, it wQl
never want to strike anybody else.
These propositions are intended, to
cover the case of any gentleman on
the globe, or on the comet or elsewhere.
All wagers to be decided by the
Judges of the Supreme Court
Money to be deposited in the Banks
of New Foundland.
Time of striking and other arrange-
ments t3 be fixed by the parties
Applicants for betS have the riht j
r . ,i 1
to select any comet they choose.
Naile of Towsrrrp. We are in
formed that the citizens of Township
6, Ranse 14, in this countv have agreed
to name the Township Netaeee ; we
presume after an ancient F
vince.
See the Advertisement of Judge
Lae, in another column. He has
opened up a new business has pulled
off his '"Sunday duds" rolled up his
sleeves and "wades in.,T :
Neesaska i ltt 1S57. This is the j
title of a pamphlet of 105 pages
recently brought out by -Jaues JL
Wool worth, Esq., of Omaha City.
Contents: History of the Territorr
Government Banks Schools
Adaption to Railroad? Claim and
Pre-emption Laws Physical Geo
graphy Description of the settled
district county by county, together
with a map of Nebraska and Kansas,
that of Nebraska hawing all the
recent changes in county boun
daries, &c
The work contains valuable infor
mation on almost all points of interest
to those looking .to Nebraska with a
view to settlement or investment.
For sale at this oSce, end, also, at
all the mercantile and other trading
houses in this City.
KA3SAS ELECTION.
r,.M. Ci t "L- ;--tio("?
Acting Governor btanton ha i2ued
7 i r it U4rnTi It,
nis jruciiAuAkauiA iur ilx cic.uua
Kansas on the third Monday in June j
the 13th day. This election is for
m
delegates to the Convention to form a
State Constitution. The number of
Delegates arc apportioned as follows:
Tr the delegates.
1st Dis". Doniphan county,
2d do Brown. & Nemaha,
7
5
12
4
3d do
4th do
5th Ho
6th do
7th So
8th do
0th do
10th do
11th do
12th do
16th do
18th do
Atchison,
Leavenworth,
Jefferson,
Calhoun,
Marshall,
Rilev k Pottawa-
" tomie,
Johnson,
Douglas,
Shawnee, Richard
son k Davis,
Lykins,
Linn,
Bourbon, McGee,
Doan k Allen, .
4
8
o
O
3
4
' PCPITLATIOS CT KANSAS.
We had hoped tO learn SOmetning
:7. r. f TTor.a W
OI lie popaiaiivHA ""'--"
census lately taken Territory, but it is
so miserably botched that we can make
nothing of it.
A number of counties are reported
"no returns' while those from which
returns are made are sadly deficient
in accuracy. -
m
A3 far as the returns are made, as
. , : . r C
taken from acting Governor Stanton
olntl-n TM-AiUmitTiST) t1PTr frvnt irn
follows:
Total population, - - 25.301'
Total voters, - - - - - 0157
NOW these figures prove themselves
to be incorrect1 by the proportion of
voters to the to tal population. . ,
Some of the most densely popu
lated counties are thus reported;
Voters. ' Population.
Doniphan,
Atchison,
Leavenworth,
Douglas,
Johnson,
Calhoun, "
Marshall - ,;:
Pottawatomie,
Lykens,
Linn,
McGee,
1036 4120:
S04 SS07-'
19S3 - 55S9:
1318 5570
4S5 856
201 805
140 512
206 415;
205 641'
413 : 1352 I
413 1831 ;
645 2622;
The returns from the remaining conn-; f"'
ties are all reported defective, and we
90nU saVfrrrm fT thnt thci
. a l
above are far from bein accurate.
" .
AboTe are 12 counties; there are in
all 21 counties in Kansas. Si. Juepl
Cycle
la thLj City.SamlaT- the Stb. by Iier. J. IT. Weils,
Mr. J. B. EEsecs and ULsa Eesecca Koseell, all cf
this place. . -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PRO CTi ALT ATIOIT.
BY THE GOYERXOI: OF KEBBASKA.
EXECUTIVE LEPAUTjITXTJ
: OaAiiA Crrr T. f
To Tba q-nalifo'l voters cf 3eorasi Territory r
I, HirkW. ira-rd. Governor the Territory of Ke-
rassa.tr: rnrsnaara cf an act of the Legislative As-
?Cnil)'.y, ap proved Jitairy 2i, ISj'j, entitled fciec
tiona," do hereby tlecLire and make known that an
election, 'iH be held in the several eonntiea cf this
Territory, on the first ilonday in Aurnst, A D-13aTT
for oaa lyelerata to the Conzress S the United
StaittJ, one Tcrrito rial Andi tor, oaa Territorial Treas
srcr,"one Territorial Librarian, one Attorney Gene
ral, and one District Attorney, for each Judicial
tial District, to be voted for by the (jaaliSihl voters
of the District for which he is to be elected. Also,
thirty-five ilembers to the House of Representatives
cf the Territorial: Assembly, to wit: Tho Counties
of Dahkota, Cedar, and LTar qni Conrt, wd elect
two Representatives: the cocntiescf Eart and Ctna
inr will elect ow Eepresentitive; the eoonty of
Washinrton will eltxt three Kerrescntative: the
couEty of Don-hu trill eloct eight Representatives ;
the connty cf !?arry will elect t'ocr ILirpresentatives:
the eeonties of Dodr and Piatt will elect jointly one
Renresantative: the counties of Cass. Lancaster.
Gare and Cay will elect t'oar Eerrcsentatives: the
county of Owe, Trill elect six Representatives: the
counties cf XemiJiA and Johnson, will elect three
Ker,rescntntives-. the eounties of Ekhardsoa and
Pawnee, will eleut three Representatives. And at
the same time and place the qualified voters of each
connty, will elect the following county officers, to
wit: one rrosite Judre: one cnero; one ierister;
one Treasurer; one County Clerk: on Superinten
dent of Common Schools: ene County Surveyor; one
County Commissbner for each County; two Justiires
of the Peace, ami two Constables for each Precinct.
The County Commissioners of the organized Coun
ties Ivinr, nearest adjapent to tbe unorinzeil Coun
ties, will proceed to divide the nnorranized Counties
' into convenient Election DLstriets. and cause notices
said Election to lie conducted in all respects, and dae
returns made thereof, as required by law.
In tejtimony whereof, I have hereunto
set nrj hand and caused to be allied the
great Seal of the Territory, done at Ocai
rL.S.1 ha Cirr. in said Territory, on the Thir
tieth aay of 3Iay, A. I. 1337, and of the i
lnerCkience 01 tna inA-fri states ci
America, the eight tv-rlr year.
F.y the Governor -ilAESL W. IZAHD.
T E. Ccxisc, Secretary.
' Ail newspapers in the Territory, pIa?eeop-y and
publish until the day cf Election, aid forward the
account to the S;cre:ary. - - -
Jane 11th, 15.7. ' "' uZZ
THE rROUEIETOES of this new town, reriiy
laid, ca in Nemaha county, Nebraska, wish to
call the attention of the citizens as weE as those
just ccminr intc.the countv, to the numerous advan-
f t ! f K r vr o ya. ti tTl r V r wc i T I fb-A lia WT a
to eiamins will aeknowledre, surround it. In the
!-lfKfff.SSSt!t
nlauon and improvement is on tne main thron-rh-
fare leading North and South and jast and West.
Tha town site Li nearly level, gently roilin. is sur
rounded by the timbers cf the Ausaoora and Lit Me
Nemaha: good water ia cf easy accesz, several fine
springs are on the town site. Good buildinr stone
near at band stone coal has been found in abund-
1 to be posted in eaeh Election Precinct cf the time
"Cnch Pro- 1 D V13 hoiJinr said election, and of the cEeers
k . to b voscd for. aijdto appoint Jodres. and cause the
ance within a short days travel, whiuh can be ! pay taxes for non-residents. Wiih a personal kne wi
brourht into requisition for mechanical purposes of, edgeef the best locations in tha Territory, I am no
allkinds.. j prepared to : ttend promptly to all bujinesa entrust-
Another matter,, it is conadently believetl that eii to my care: will act as agent for Fir Lasarancw
j the day Li not far distant when a Railroad will be
! eoastmeted along the river tier of counties in Ne -
broslcs, from tne ncrtnren to the snuthren boundary. Carbondale. to remit Lasn and Land amnts from
The nature cf the country is such that this road must ' persons in the East, cn my account and to be for
pass through Eldorado. t warded.
With iToS position and all these advantages sur
rounding it, the proprietors with many others, feel
assured that it wiii be for the best interest of the
eo .-nty to locatu the County Seas at Eldorado. Be
lieveing thus and feeling willing toas3ist the county
we pledge cursHilves and will enter into bond, if
.necessary, to donate to the County two hundred
acres of land in town lots, provided the County Seat
, within a naWe lenruh o time.
I E.PEEET.
j U S HIGHTOWET
ProprieUir?.
52-Zm
Erownviile, Juaa 11th, 57.
LKJ. 4.
All ORDIHANCS.
Sec. 1. Tie it Ordained by the Council of the City ;
j of the City ov?r the age of twenty-one. and. under !
sixty years of gn. shall w.arh at least two Jays in
each year, under the supervision cf the street com-
mlssicncr, at s i'"h time as said Comailssiotier sbaE ,
designate, or pay for each d.xy so failing cue dollar j
ad fty cents- provided said Commissioner shaE j
first giv 8 seven days notice before the day cf working j
which notice shall be ia writing. (
Sec. 2. The E.'coricr shall furnish the CcaimLs- '
sioner with a lift of all hands subject to work cn said
streets, and should the"Eecorler overlook the name '
or names of any person er persons it shall be the
duty of the CcmmissioacT to put the missing names
onth-Ust.
4 it s r-r a. t- t t ' T
a legal substitute shaJ be retura-hlby tae Comaus-I
sioner to the !iaynr who shal iue his summons
to the persons so faSrtg and unless they render to;
tha Virnr rrwl rl Sttio-i; rT'TI- llP ihaH
assess a fine which shall be cne dollar and fifty ecats :
with cost cf scit,for eacc oay s lauing.
Passed and approved June Sth. 13 j7. '
A- S. nOLLADAY, iTay?t.
Attest: E. E- Ti203rsos.Soe'y. '
Erownviile. June llta, 1S37.
School Llsel
3
T ESIDENTS and prcperty holler? cf this School j
! n Tv;--:- . hnr-'h-r nnr-erf to ra-et at the Ad- '
: rertiser oficr. to-morr-rw eveniag at elock, to.
! d ana ae-ise mcn iur ,
j erection cf a mre eommoclions scnoo; tiouse in
IL W. FTTENAS.
Sy Bd of Trus.
ErownvZle, Jane 11th, 'io.
R. FEERY, M. D
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
And
'J.' T JL JrLX CTATJ,
ELDORADO, X. T.
t -ry ESFECTTULLT tend- rs his professional sr-!
Ai. vices to the citizens 01 imaaa eouny mclad-
s iaiB wu1lii ioLl m Ncbrx-ka. and iii,-i.
! Jane tlzh.9 :
Beady Hade Clothiri?.
: , , ,.v, ,
T? VE11Y VAELETY. style, aaiuy, price, aad ps
forsaleehearv by'
i tern ct taiv Jde Litaiai. ju.-t receive.! and
"
NEW ClRPEZvTER ! ! !
rr
r3rr
1 f
... N,
'CAEPJSTTZIt, JOISEIi,
Ode Second Street,
e no villi; t.
iCTLDINGS ercrted cn short n
.-c. acsroriiss to
of rcsiioaces. ;
- T ih FabLc.
IJrswTiTille, Juae HiilSaT.
5l-t t o
And
PAPER HAXG1XGS
WOOLWOSTn-S COOXrjSTOCE,
. OilAHJa, T.
nrSpecial Aent far Schocl Cocii. . '
Jaae Ilth, T3 jI. Z
rlotice.
I LL T-zrsons are herecT warned nai to nst an 7
r -fx timber in anywise destroy the saaia on any
Lot3 WDei by the ttawersjned ia Brown rill- or the
addidoaj thereto. ' A. KOlNTZX,
Erowinrille, Jane Ilth, 1SZT. . . ;2-tf
Estrays Taken Up.
TAKES UP by the sahncrToer oa th nalT-rireed
. EserTtioBT ea the 7th Jane. IS 57, a m:il jray
mare, abcat six or seven years old n txo yvarcid
mare taole oae ysarlia icare nol with ba!l face
both hiad le3 white.
The o-rner or owners eon Lire the iLcre ar.Irnali
by proTiBj property ard jayicj all cxrerse.-?.
yti"4 rwint, X. Jtme ilth, ri.
:-tf
House and Lot Per Sale.
I WISH to sell my house and lot si-.ated oa fhe
ecmer ef Atlaniic and Second streets. Ths lo
cation is a desirabln cne tor a residence, and needs no
comment. I will sell for what the property cost me,
any cne in pursuit cf a larrain now is the time to
grei it, as I am desennlned to seU. Apply soon to E.
V. raraa.s, or the subscxi ber.
E- E-PAEZT2.
ErawnviEe, Jane 11th, '57. .
KEW FERRY.
Across The Shnte
At the Eead of the Inland
AEOYE EF.OWNVILLE,
To W. S. Hall k Co-'s Saw Mul.
rPHE nnilersirned announces to the rnblia that be
X has rurtnaseti tne i- erry prinit?r5 grantu act-
gen Peters
;rs, at the last Session of the Lejislatnre,
and is now prepared with anew and substantial boat.
at all times to accommodate the pubEc Charrfs
usual rates.
URIAH surra.
Jane 11th, 15-7. 33-3m
A. LTFOED. J. T. H3aS.
LYF0RD &, E02J7.
YTEOLESALE AND EETAIL
' Dealers in
JDzry Goods
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEEN SW ARE.
BOOTS, E.XLOES,
EATS, Sr CAPS,
Nails, Stoves, lIctvs, rarnitnrc, etc
SOXORA, 110.
April Oih, 1Sj7.
1 j.OOG lbs. of Daeon For tfcle. cheap for
Cash, by L.Y70RD i HORN.
Sonora, 3Io April. 9 th, 15 J7. 4Z-i
R. V.
GE1TEEAL LAITD AGErIT
0ba Broiravffle snd Table Kock,
! NEZuLSii. 1XSEIT3A.T,
IS now preparvd to select GovernmeBt Lands, and
locate Land Warrants ia any part ef Nebraska and
Western Iowa: to bay and scii Land Warrants. City
i Property and I
! cveds prcmt!
Ical Lstate. iebts eol.ec ted and pro-
. chan"e. Will buv and sell rrfTrerv on cotamLsjion:
y renuttea at current rates ci li
.... .v.
i Companies, etc.. etc I bare made arrange m-"ni
! with the Ranking House of Gillespie. Pierce & Co
Correspondence Solicited.
EEITHE BT FZEXISstOS
James Archbald, General Agent D.L. L W.E. H.
Sonnto n. P;a.
Chas. P. Warts, Sap. DeL A Had. Canal Co.,
Ciirbondaio, I'a.
Lathrore Jt Jobs. Carbotnlal and Scranton, Pa.
E. G. Horse. Esq, Led Fal! N. Y.
Eon. Wm. GieMoa. Delhi. N. V.
Jas. C. Eart, Sec. Ed. ef Dir. Del. i End. Ca. Co.
New York.
Wm. Frothing-iam. Attorney, Alcanv,N. Y.
Jas
Ee
ton, Pa.
Eev. Abel Barker, Hones-Ia, Pa.
Rev.T. S. Wari. Carbondale. Pa.
Eev. C. W. Guiding-. Carbonial-. Pa.
ITon. K. W. FumasT Brownville, N. T.
Mark W. Iurd, G.V. cf Nehraska.
CI. J. A. Parker, Register Land iny, Omaha.
Cd. A. P.. Gillmre. Ecwiver, 44
W. T. Finch & Co, Omaha.
A. J. Stevens & Co, Ft. Des Moines, Iowa.
JAMES M. CHAPEL,
his, mm m,
! fCTii jor en: ana t ess irc-urrtvUf.c.:
"
-
J3 AETiCL LAIt a.teation paid to thi ptm-hae
AT and sala ci x,.eal xtateoa ccmmr.oa m Town
OT ClSCC -er-
A. Eoan-.j-T, Onaha Cirv, N. '
A.ChapeL - "
T" - T T I . ...
itJ1
tr-'j VT ""iT
Front Street,
- 7
UROWNVILLIL N. T.
CHRISTIAN DECSER.
ESFECT FELLY an
ErownviEe, Nemah
! countrv that he has rec
Brownvie .rr th.e manufactory of Tin, Copper and
tr Sheet Ii.-.n Ware of every d -jscr-plico. Eia'machin-
! ery is all new, his yMck cf the best qualitr, and his
. work all Warn-tsd.
rlrownrillr, Jun? 4th, 1?.17.
,
OFaEthe Lues, st-le.-. and in er. .Ies3 van" err
Just opened a: EQELITZELL Jt CO S.
xiiriiitTire.
BESTEADS. Table-. Stand?, Earcaus ia short, j
everything in the Famisure line. ca be had a: ;
HOCLITZELL 4 GO'S. '
BTo lilore Credit !
; -VTOTICS is hereby -rv-a, that hreaf;
- , jj Gwods Or Caz or Psflrrc c:o.t.
r we seJ
ulesr ie. 1 ier.c Jt Co. Eanier?, Cartoadale, x a. wi.h all otl.-ir articles ustiallv k?rt is a Dii r t5re.
. CUrkson. Est, Carbondale. Pa. i, r , . v .;..
v. E. elsoa, I nn. Wyoming acimnary, Kings- aa)j desiihra
ncunccstothe citizens cf 1 " f?1 VZYlHwJJvrti
i j., ..'-si
'7
t y
jlala Stress, '
i Er.OV.'NVILLE, K. T.
i WILLIAM T. DEN,
i r-- KZSITCT5 L'liT "ret-aras lis siicrrt
. tlaa3 to thscltlisis if En-mTii; sad
j ifcrroandln eaatry fir tSeir Liiaral fiJts-
j rccars citcaied hiai sicce be eocuncafci cpersAiB;
i in th iW rA r!.' arii h ic!l ST t3 Ui. ,
c;j nj atw eTitoraars wh wla U eouilaue lirir
ra;r.;nre that be baj jast reiarsed froia St. l&iis
with a lars"! 3t.:"k of the teat qiioIItT of Lea ties,
selected, an.iarbijowa iarectioa. Tht qutj l
materlaL?, style cf work to be had at theabore eraA
1 m-'n.t caaaot be asrasse-i est cl cUi-iis-
! ErownrLUe. Jaa.3rd,:SjT. 51-t:
W. W. IIA3IER a co:
f KASCTAcrraras ct
j 5 CORX & FEED MILLS?
SmnttllacMncs, .....
j FLOUT PACKERS, .
! Corn Shellers, &c.
j On Complete Roar 31ill Crisis a.id IX Its 51
i Sols, per day; aad is fimhshed at J 33.
THIS ZZZl li hcap, sunU, durable tuid nrnpte'
reairin5'es3 pewer and ai ten tiro and miiiiar.
a larger yield and better qao-tyo: Zrxr ixui iiaj
mV.l ia cse. . ,. ' - '
ra-iuc3,rouors, FhaT.Iar.aaJ rarrs-fsl a3
descrir.tioa, famished to crior. . . -
The best old Gencaai anchor bolting elo Lis, ial
beltins of all sizes constantly i and at th Joitiit
prL-esT N-liAi!ET: X- C.
Xo. jQ Eighth si., czt.r-3.dTiy and Sjnn-rt.
. Cincinnati. Oliiti.
X. EL We also LoTi larr-siae mUIi. Cir:a !ar
givinr particaLATs sent t pen aprilUi-m,wixhs itrjrr
encl-wod.
MaythTlS;r. .
A. C. EEVAN, . r
MASONIC REG Alii AS;
OREGON, HOLT CO, MO.
Jlay, I st. 157. -3,-3n
GEATE EOOTS. ZJXO'l Catawba Grape Es..
two vears old, for sals.' I'rici? $j pr himiral
S ID per tnoosand. J. Jt. jLCULLOUai.
5ov. 'J Jf y . I" ') ihiLa ?t., CmciniAii.
Hits and Caps.' -
LATEST styles of Hats an-J Caps, and of enry
rrada and rrice, are cuvr4t at
6 , II0DLIT2ELI,Jk C.T3, '
2
? 51
STuLi itrzdj l-J'XCTA 1st avA 2rt6f,
BItOWNTlLLD, X. T.
J. H. MAUN & CO.
Eaj Ja t rweltiT til
Th
" LARGEST STOCK
West of t. liouis.
Consistlnj, in part, of tha follow 'js articles,
which he proscs t3 9ui
Cbeap fcf Cash:'
Pura white lead
French line
China
Lid load
Venetian red
Raw and burnt uaibre
Spanish whiting
C, m a. m
Turjwntiw
linseed oil
Tani?rsoiI
CflTol Varnish
Japas -Wtil.
Varnish
Litherag-i
I iat. L cashes
Varaish "
Sash and window tool
Wall brushes
Lettering pencils
Table paints
Carnal bair pencEs
Llendrrs
Star eatunrt
Yeast Pajfders.
Tatty
Castor 6u
Cd lier E
Sweet o
OLir oil ,
C'.a
Patent MedicnriE jrt
Cvogh e&adies
Fncy ? .
C'-ajtiie cop
TLli
Washis
Taotii Enrjh;;
Hair ,. .
t'iota . 44 i.
Almond soft titiE .
LTsrJ sh-jil alaeridLt
Filberts, peacaar
Pea Eati
Figs
Eaisins .
Oysters Tu cans
Sriia-erf
LVk and Iarp T h
TOBACCO,
Of the best brands ehewLag and siao king.
nest qoality and Saver.
CiiTJ
PHUITS A2IB UQI'0
Preserved, fruit for pics, Enndied peachc. fresh
peaches in can, pure Untaart for saMlcal pqw.
Jamaica Earn. U lland Gin. Ijuk whisky, ixtrfcoe
whisky, giager brandy, Cirae iraaxiy, Cciial,
Port wine, cberry wine, white win-, mala j a Lie.
STA T, .. .
.i :
Foclscap ra?cr' faar7 le"er paper, g'tlt ede note,
and ecvLupf plain fancy and ea'.iiwdV-lew utd.
pmhIdcr?. Inks of all kinda iakstindj ami f aaers
pencils, scaling wax waT'-T!. .
.A Splendid Assortment of Perficne'ries
Comcrlsicg, Lyons katLax'on, eilcgne.. poai-J,
bear g-r-ve tni oitn annk
TERMS'
CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
CeowavO. 3Liv 14.1Si7.
fT-ly
REALJSTATE.
r. w. furxaV;
;
AND AGENT .
- - -
Fcr the Parzhasc, Sale, and. SsjerintoLiact sf
REAL ESTATE.'
; TTTrLL attend prcmr-Llr I; aE Vanc4s'eavm-teti
f V y t- bis care. l:rT rrsljing ia Ibe Sut
a curing to purchase IjtrA cr Towa Lots ii r:tskt
I SLnaj, North :ra 2Er.t;-i, and Iowa,..Kia kav.
j th"r iar-:rirntj af.!y ina.ie by ee. .
i-i ciia'iCi.'s are efoinaai'v,iIjrinT i -aj-on-
lrzi3 ht Nebn.7ka. w?:.-h kavea:rrr.i V- Itj
eoi!! ted. and for which Warraa?vLe-iLi wiE'iM r xra.
I I hare Boirfcr S.iL-. Talaabl Tawn 1st Li and
Share. La the fcEowing tc ns ia 5c bras ice . .
nrrrf n-r,rv-T-"r'- V!-r-k fTti- t Vi,-.t. .
viHe
1 . .
i ,u f '
I ' 1 bT f"
rrvaliillc-P.jafs. -
f-Tr s r-rr-Ser cf ezxtTbmi 11
, aertt trwta of IxcJ. a.Lm:y prerJaiptJ, Bmsu (r
Jimrroved, and ocvcnlcn-Jy located, and -all f as
s- 3 ioani ia lae wocii.
T .a a - i l i r. i l . . . .
i uuii una t mow True ,
i Ti'-r Tubs, Chums, aad aa enciw tarvrti
. AJ cf WEL-ar ware, is for at. i
! nui:LIT2ELL . CD'S
Ccuntry Produce
T 7AVTED. anl for which weaCow t'te Urtl
Mi
rit f r.e.
r.onUTZEU. Ji VAK
Boots and Sic ci'
1 N anuTually larze ?'Xk of rie ad eir E.U
1 1. al Sj-es- beta 'i :rtlensea and IjLs; caa
I'w-f ;--? -f'' 1
B-1TT
ft
; and efseTres of a.l iads and cf the fneat qsality.
a counry, tad surrounding f -eioiaCitT. Taca lcil ateeCtf.JJalcrri.
ntlr ctien-d us- a she--, ia i Cer:trev:IIe. Sillra. Fen Knell Son'! Tir--n
: fi
r i