THE ADVERTISER.
It. V. FURNAS, EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1857.
S. II. Parvin, General Advertising Agent, in rear of
New York, Laaie'6 and CUilUreu'i Shoe Store, 80 Wett
t'ourih Street, Cincinnati.
Yisschee,. Owen & Co., No. 346 and US, Broadway,
Kcw Vork.
Axdbew Wixd, American, Canadian and European
AdvertUing and Subscription Office, No. 133, Xassau Sts.,
New Tork.
W. S. Swtmmer, No. 43 Chestnut street, St. Louis.
B. 1". McLCNG.Troy, Ohio.
Ir. H. II. DarsT, Tippecanoe, Ohio.
W. C. Ml'NGER, Covinjrton, Ky.
A . D. Kirk. Archer, Nebraska.
H. W. Peter, Orepon. Mo.
1ULLON Ji Uam k, Kock Port, Mo.
Riden it White, Nebraska City, N T.
Dr. M. W. Tate, linden, Mo.
T. J. Baemm, Three Grove, N. T.
Are authorized Agents to solicit Subscriptions and Ad
vertisements for the Advertiser, and reeeieve and re
ceipt for monies therefor.
Persons resident in this Territory, coming from various
portion of the States, often suggest to us the names of
fersuns in their old neighborhoods, who would doubtless
become subscribers if they could see a copy of the "Ad
vertiser." We alwavg send a (specimen copy, and persons
receiving, will consid'er it a solicitation to become a regu
lar subscriber.
Postmasters and others, feeling sufficient interest to
mate up a club, can retain the usual per cent for their
trouble.
tj-Territorial Warrants and Nemaha County Orders
drawing interest will be taken at par in payment lor
ntebtedness to this Office. 3
tjTnless notified at the close of the Volume to dis
continue the "Advertiser," we shall take it for granted
that subscribers w ish their paper continued, and shall
accordingly continue to send as heretofore.
" 557Thc "Nebraska Advertiier" Jharing
much, the largest circulation of any paper
st inni. st Joerh. Cincinnati and
bt. loui, m. jo.epn, incmntui anu
other Eastern markets where IVebraska
merchants purchase, will find no better ,
ad.ertisingmediuin the Western Conn-
try.H
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
COL- B. P. RANKIN,
Of Sarpy County.
We have been so extremely pressed
in the mechanical department of our
AsfnWisrimpnt the nast week that reallv
we have had no time to write for the
Advertiser," or even think what to
write about.
T. Wl Kessler. refuse to take
this paper out of this office, and want
1 i -if 1 .1
-7 '
no more ieurasKauews, oi mid kiiiu.
The above was written on the margin
of an "Advertiser," No. 52 of Vol. 1,
and returned by Mr. Kessler, after
putting his name to a prospectus be
fore the commencement of our paper
and reading a whole year without pay
n9 for
It don't Suit him after he
. has received it regular for a year. So
hq returns the last number of the vol
jr onp of thp ymA vou read
umc
w n.rl nPnPrtinMisr.fira on.
rr-r
ionallv who "Subscribe
accross occasi
jmi lo encourage (he pajcr-lo keep ii
up" and when it comes pay day, woe
betothe unlucky publisher irho do-
raands his ?2. - The -Subscriber is in
sulted, and straightway discontinues
his paper without payihy for , it ; and
down goes the. newspaper establish
ment in the estimation of the afore
said subscriber. He throws himself
back on his dignity and imagines that
t A' t- ' 1 ' i ' 1 l V 4-
tuc cuiiui ia uuuci .cuai uuiauuua
to him for being a subscriber
vii- i
courage and keep the paper up," and
because some little selected or written
article may not exactly suit his notion
of matters, he'll withdraw his support
he'll show the Editor what is to be
the consequence for daring to disagree
with him he'll ruin the paper he'll
drv the concern up he will! We
have known numerous such "flare ups
but 'have never known a newspaper
"busted by it yet.
Nebraska Governor.
Mr. Richardson, who we announc
ed several weeks ago as having been
appointed Governor of Nebraska vice
M. W. Izard it appears declines the
annointment. Gov. "Izard has been
ordered back to resume his duties,
and is now again at Ins post m Umaha,
where he will undoubtedly remain
until the expiration ot Ins term, at
least.
Land Office.
About a cart load ot Jiooks, Locu-
ments, and papers for the Nemaha
Land Office arrived by mail on Satur
day last. The Plat Books have not
yet arrived, but are looked for hourly.
We learn from the Holt county news
of the 10th that a somewhat serious
difficulty occured atDonaphan, Kansas,
on the 4th, between J. R. Boyd, and
J. Mitchell. The parties being one
each of the recent contending parties
. i
in that Territory, considerable ex
citement ensued, and was feared would
increase until it would assume a serious
aspect. We hope, however, to hear
all has been hushed up.
Atrar goes the "Back Bone."
Hon. G. "W. Nixon, our Register,
ha3 formed a peculiar hatred to our
hills, especially the one on the river,
and i3 constantly Miking of plans to
"brine them down." He has purchas
ed two lots adjoining Dr. McPherson's
gtore buildings, on the Levee, and con
tracted for the immediate leveling of
Ti,ia ? jut it shoull be, "uo
mew. j-i"
others and do likewise,
"
We are informed that the Bellevue
" , ... or,,l
under the command of
Convention,
t- . T T? mrrv
-e.StPd bv Major Silas A. Stwck-
United Jud-e Ferguson,
LAND, nominated 5
,'rcs,. ParticuUrWxWcek
pate to Con
- mmm -m in u , k
1 i i T-mTC?T?"rT?XrrpC2
The Comet.
So much La3 been said and specula-
tion has been so rife upon this matter,
that it almost amounts to a bore, to see
an article in a paper with this head;
but at the risk of being considered in
that point ol view, wo cannot retrain
from saying a few words on the sub-
ject. In the Eastern States, if wc can
judge by our correspondents in those
parts, it was thought that the particu-
lar portion of the West inhabited by
NebraskianS Would be the point Of COn-
tact. In order to releive the minds ol
.i . i. . .11 ., ... ii . -L
- - . - t -
tnose aistant ones, we win scaie mai u
passed directly up the channel of the
Missouri river at this point, and scarce-
ly noticing us struck at Nebraska city,
where it is to be used hereafter in the
transportation of freight and passen-
gers across "Big Muddy" at that
place. "Let 'er flicker.'
The people of California . are acita-
r o
a.: it x C n: r
,i .
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in dividinsr the State into two or three
crates. ne rniiaueipma iorui mei-
r ;
Jcan assmns as a rerson that it Will
, fflrtac! , ,
We or treble the offices, and hopes
an tne greeay politicians are in iavor
01 It.
Our enterprising friend Dceser of
the "Brownvillc Stove Store," has just
received a large, varied and well se-
lected stock of the most desirable pat-
tern of stoves, which he will sell at
very moderate prices. He is a stran-
ger among us, but his energy and bu-
siness qualifications have already won
the confidence of the public, and we
feel assured he will not regret taking
. :
up ms sojourn among us.
Xew Orleans Serennders.
This band of MinstrcU performed
to a crowded house in this place on
Tuesday evening last. "lis relieving
to change the programme of Nebraska
uttaaiuiittnji vwiu wi, waiui,
town site, and the hundred and one
other speculations for a side splitting
evenings entertainment, and we know
of nothing better calculated to success-
i;a a;, ii i u J .In
f uuuumP11!5U Lms luau tu aueui1 a
Cofert the e Orleaps Sere-
naders. Their comic dilcncations are
of fan udyet kept wthin bound,
We speak for them a liberal patron-
ace in Nebraska.
Prairie City, N. T.
June 30th, 1857. J
Mr. Editor:
I herewith send you a copy of the
I
proceedings ot the I'awnee Uounty
VT.onv.t nn with t ii o rnniiPST. Tnflr vnn
will publish it in your paper.
Respectfully yours,
J. Lore.
The following is a copy of the pro
ceedings of the Convention:
The citizens of Pawnee county, N.
T., met in Convention at Pawnee City
June 20th, 1857, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for office to be
eiectea at the ensuing August election.
At 2 P. M. the meeting was called
to order, and P. Rogers elected
Chairman, and J. Lore Secretary of
the Convention.
After a few appropriate remarks by
P. M. Rogers, the Convention proceed
ed to the nomination of candidates,
which resulted as follows:
For Representative: A. F. Crom-
ana p. M. Rogers.
Judge of Probate: II. G. Lore.
Commissioner in Pawnee City Bis-
trict: A. C. Dean; North Fork Dis-
trict: II. N. Gear; South Fork Dis-
trict: Joseph Fries.
Register: W. C. Lore.
Sheriff: Ebcn Jordon.
Treasurer: Nathan Haywood,
n m i n ti "n :
vuuui,y u.i.i.mius.
C ,.C n C-L1r,.
cuueimicuuaukui vuuiuiuu u-uuuio.
Rea sin Ball:
County Surveyor: John C. Flem
mins.
P. M. ROGERS, Ch'm.
J. Lore, Sec'y.
Sandford, Broom, Co.,N. Y.
June 16th, 1857. J
R. W. Furnas, Esq:
Dear Sir: Up to the present time I
nave been Very DUSy, Since leaving
Pl r . i I. !
vou at St. Louis, but havincr a few
moments to devotp to writing, I im
prove the present in a short communi
cation. We had a very quick and
pleasant trip from Nebraska to Penn
sylvania, and on arriving home found
our friends all well. We left Brown
ville the first of April and arrived
fV. aTi rPlift OfUl nf l,r comn
i i itiir. liii: Li.iiLii. iir 111.11 liiij numij
. .
month we had here one ot the greatest
, ,
snowstorms that was ever know for
W coc Af vt- it. ront mied
that season of the year; it continued
I fnr. ohnnt fnTtv-riifThf. hnnrS. R Dill ft
of
the time with a severe wind, andwhen
it subsided the snow lay plump three
feet and a half, and having blowed on
the Inlands, ma.ny of tho road, were
impassable lor at least two days: ana
an(j for more than a wee tie country
was mantled in white. Be assured
thinr,s l00ked dismal.
The farmers Of
tIlis coimtj ere in great perturbation;
nay wag scarce an(i hard to be got 'in
manY place3 for any price. Some
pai(i as ili(rn as twenty dollars per ton;
but such extortion was not generally
exacted. Many fed grain and pota-
toes; which are now scarce and high;
Flour $10 per barrel; Corn and Eye
$1,25 per bush.; OatS 7o CtS., Potatoes
1,525; Uutter Zi cts. per id.; ana an
.i' .'iL-t. : VI I
. l it i ill
otner eaiiDies uearmg prupui uuuauij -
hi gh-prices.
It is generally believed here, that
the lateness of the Spring and the con-
sequent necessity for keeping up the
stock has produced the general scar-
city which prevails here. The farm-
CrS nave DUt lUSC nnisnea ineir piani-
. 1 . .,.1.1 n I
ins, ana are ueffinnmr 10 iuiuk oi
, . r t i i. i. u
nlowino - for Jiuckwhfiat. iNature be
o
gms to wear a brighter aspect; she for
the la,3t three or four weeks has been
puttinff on her TTiantley ffreen, and is
f - - . ' T r'TVi "'v -j---t-
beinnins tohine forth in her verdant
. Wl , T x
gloryr Though, things here arc late
. , rV - . - , -l -
yei we iook connuenuy 10 an aDun
.
gram wTas never
.
grass promises to be good, and
as for fruit we think it will be super
abundant.
We should never distrust the super-
1 n Ct TAWflP
- - w v J f V A A UIIHq X J
for the means of sustenance, since he
hath said, "Seed time and harvest,
col(i and heat summer and winter, day
anu niSnx snail noi-cease, wlnle tne
Ctli lu maiuviu, wr tne promis. to
Gods people is "thy bread shall not
. .1 ,t , , ,, ,
tail ThAn th-tr rvn rn- c h o 1 1 K - nimn '
Yours, truly,
C. V. Arnold.
The N.- Y. Daily Times' Washing-
ton correspondent says our Minister,
Mr. Forsyth, has already opened a cor-
rcspondence with the Mexican author
nits iu jciauun iu wu cicuuuyii ui
Henry A. Crabbe and his party of
Americans in Sonora.
N. Y. Tribune's correspondent of
Washington, June 23, says Gen. Ward
n -iii . .
a .ourneu win ue appomtea surveyor
of the. boundary between the U. S
and British America alone the 4G nar-
CD 1
allel of the Rocky Mountains.
July 1st, at the residence of tho brides falber, in Sioux
City, Iowa, Hon. A. W. Vvt.it, of Omadi, X. T., and
al its Mart L. ij.t7lholi.axi.
We have tuspected for some time past that friend
Puett bad discovered some attractive object in Sioux
City' and sure cone and did n.
Well,
Hn:n occurrences win iaKe piace in ima country.
Wc
welcome you to tbe ranks of "old folks." May heaven
smile upon the happy coupie may peace, contentment,
prosperity and little Puettt be theirs.
At Nebraska City, July 6th, 1S67, Richmond, son
Stephen P. and Lucinda Xuckolls, aged two years c
of
one
month ana twenty-three days.
"Sleep on, sleep on, my gentle child,
1 would not wake the now ;
I would not mar the happy smile,
That rests upon thy brow.
I would not awake thee from thy dream,
It seems too bright and fair ;
I would not change the holy scene,
Forthoseof earthly care."
CANDIDATES
230ur charge for announcing a Candidate's name unt il
the day of election is $5, and no name will be inserted
lcss the ."hm!l!!lj
We are authorized to announce the name of
LEVITT L. BO WEN, of Sarpy County, as a candidate for
i-citfcaic iu wbn;o5 nuui ncorassa Territory. na
We are authorized to anncunce the name of ravi-pt
u. yjAJiraauu, as acanumate for the oiilce of Territorial
aiu. r.inoK: riease announce the name of J rt
WELLS, as a candidate for Representative from If einaha
county.
$6-paid MANY VOTERS.
jk. tuiioii: riease announce tho naniP nf f w
LAKE, as a candidatelfor Representatives from Xf m.-ihn
county.
-paw MAXY VOTERS
Mr, EDiTQr You will please announce the n f
A. J. BEfEl)ICT. as a Candidate for Renrespnt at iv fr..m
inecouuiy oi jemaua.
$5-P!iid MAXY VOTERS.
Mr. Editor: You will please announce the nam nf
ut. k. as a candidate for Representative from
mevouuiyoi jemana. iso-paia.I Al ANY VOTERS
Mr. Editor: You will please announce the name of
DAVIDSON PLASTERS, as a candidate for the office of
buentr of Neinaua county. MANY VOTERS.
$5-paid:
VR. Editor: Please announce the name of I. L.
kjmuht as a candidate for re-election to the o3ce of
County Commissioner.
5o-aiu. MAA X OTI.KS.
MR. Editor: Please announce the name of R. J.
WHITNEY, as a candidate for the office of County Com-'
musioner in District Jso. 2.
$5 paid. MANY VOTERS.
Mr. Editor: Please announce the name of JOIIX
L. DOZ1 EE, as a candidate for the office of County Treas
urer of Nemaha. $5-paid.l MANY VOTERS.
Mr. Editor: You will please announce the name of
THEODORE HILL, as a candidate forthe office of County
Treasurer of emaha county.
$5-paid. MANY VOTERS.
Mr. Editor: You will please announce the name of
K. T. RANEY; as a candidate for tho office of County
Treasurer oi Nemaha county.
$5-paid . MANY VOTERS.
nURN, as a candidate for County Surveyor, and ohl ise
$5-paid MANY VOTERS
THOMPSON, as a candidate for the office of Register of
Deeds for Nemaha county.
g5-paid. MANY VOTERS.
Mr. Editor: Please announce the name or w ji. ii.
HOOVER, aa a candidate for re-election to the oince oi
Register of Deeds of Nemaha county
M.INY VOTISRS.
$5-paid.
. . niA... .nnnrnro the name of "VTM.
i.vuvn. x t ... . .
TIILRBUR. as a candidate for re-ciecuoi -
Snperiutendent of Common Schools i i. "
Kemata. S5-paia.j
I To The' Public.
i .
I wish it distinctly understood that I im not, nor can I
be induced t become a candidate w',
or any other ofdee at the approaching election. .y en-
-r
ner of returning tnanss to the citizens of emaha .? unty
ner of returniug thanXs to the citizens of emba Miunty
for past favors and the Irienoiy leeuH ru...
July 8tb, 1837
To The Public.
Finding myself not ellisoble for the office of County
Snrupvhr. I herebT withuraw my name, uu tut u
time return thanks to my friends for the interest mani
fested in my success.
July !jih. 1S57. jh..mim,'i.o.
DVERTISEMENTS.
NEW,
Jniv Jfh. hetwU 8ro nville an4 Nemaha City, on the
bottom road, fa le P
papers uu uieiHiruu,n - . - . ..,.... . ;
nnder will confer favoi by leaving u at the "Advertiser
office." I E,A-iILI
July 16th, '57. 1 ; ,
Laborers Wanted.
t . m i .... ,
TEN orfiftec, day laborers can una employment;
the entircSeason, by applying to the subHcri-
Brownville, ily 16th, mat.
v2n5-tf
mO Lueien rWell. U. O. Borren, and all others
I . :nt..t. will nlen.se take notice that I
will appear befcre the Register and Keceiver at the
o'clock, A.M., prove up my right to pre-empt the
Nnrth-westnuji-tprnf Section eight (8) Township six
XJ2LIII1 uuich in irnu u inc. , - . . T - -
g - "5). samuelb. parsons.
.iiount Vemn, juiy 1357. ; T2n6-2t
Asi Ordinance. io
Be it Ordained buthc Council of the City of Brown-
ville, Thrt the owners of lots fronting on the Levee be
tween iln and Atlantic streets be allowed to grade the
levee and alley agreeable to a grade which may be estab
lished by the Council, and that they be allowed eighteen
cents for every square yard of natural earth so removed
ana graded, and utxn the completion or sucn ors it snail
Gity Trersurer for said amount.
Fpro t;u, rfuiy lum, 1001.
. A- S. nOLLADAT, Mayor.
Attest: B. B. Thompson, Recorder.
AN ORDINANCE. NO. 5.
Be it Ordained bu the Council of the City of Brown
villc, That 1. T, Wuyle be authorized to procure the
services of aa eiginecr to establljh .asraBe on the Leveer
and ' to have a portion of said. Levee laid out- in
loia not "to"e.v:eed iTee n Width' and tjat .the Mayor
canse every oMivrT.sa'VSta out to bo said af nWiewla..
first giving thfrty faiyi notice in the JS"cbraVa VAd.--tiser,"
St: Jorifph-Oazette," and Omaha "Times," and
the remaindcff to he sold by the Mayor at public or private
bale as ho may aoem best. .
Ordained that Captain Wm. Tlmrbur be appointed
Street Commissioner.
Approved, july 10)4337. ' v2n5
A. S. nOLLADAY, Mayor,
Attest: B. B. Thompson, Recorder.
Claim Notice.
LEWIS STOWELIi, and all others interested. Ton will
please take notice that 1 will appear before the Register
and Receiver al the Land Oflitein Brownville on the 23d
day of July, at 10 o'clock, a.-m., to prove up my right to
pre-empt the .ortn-ca.st quarter of Section eipht (S),
Town-hipeix (b;,iiange niteea (16). O.A.JANES.
Mount ernt-n, J my l Jtn, iso7. 2 vn5 2t
Just .-Received
M'PHEESON", KOSEISON & HUTCHISS,
A large assortment of the Economy Cooking Stove
-t- which is an improvement on tbe Charter Oak;
. .. i . i. .l . . . . . . .1 m
and the stove which took the premium at the Ohio
fctate rair. We warrant it to give entire sahsfac
tion or no sale.
Also, on additional Stock of Tools, Hardware and
Jutlery, lioots, ohocs Sc.
lirownvilic, July 16, lso7. v2noyly
New Arrival
OP
.a? o w si
and
' CHRISTIAN DEUSEIt.
BROWNVILLE.
A rvMJL.NL.Ls to thepuhlic (hat he has just rc-
JTx. ceived, ter fcteauier Lmma, a very lure and
well assorted stock of Parlor and Cook Stoves, of
new and improved pattern!, as follows:
Shanghai Llevated Oven.
Cook Stoves.
Buck's Clipper oven.
" Improved Pal'ern il
Charrcr Oak "
all f which I pledgs myself to sell at -as fair rate?
and on as accommodating terms aa any other estab
lishment in tnis region of country.
I have alo now on hand every requisite variety
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware, and am prepared
i. : i ; . ...
io put np guiifcnnjf nnu FfKmun ana all otuer work
in my line;. t , utiorft riutice, and in a workmanlika
nirniTier,(hicb 1 vfairantto give satisfaction.
A shar ol patronage 13 solicited.
C. DEUSER.
Drownrille, July 16 th, 1857.
v2n5 ly
John H. Lightner,
Dealer in Stoves, Crates, Ploivs and Safes
Xo. 82 Second street, between locust and Main
ft i -r .1 - W r.
ot. iiouis, Mi. vzno
Neree Valle & Co.,
Successor to Chouteau7 & Yullc,)
Commission anil Forwarding Merchant
No. 21 Levee, St. Louis. Mo. v2n5
P. D.Gordon &, Co.,
Commission and F.orwardins Merchants
JTo. 11 Locust street, St. Louis, Mo.
EfOrders solicited and promptly attended to
Liberal cash advances made on Consignments.
julyl6 v2n5
James Mackoy,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant
Jso. 77 Levee, St. Louis, Mo. v2n5
Joseph G. Miller,
Commission nnd Forwarding Merchant
No. 23 Market St., between Main and Second.
St. Louis Mo. v2n5
Yeatman. Hobinson & Co.,
General Commission Merchants,
Comer Second and Green streets, St. Louis, Mo,
JAMES E. YE ATM AN,
julylO v2n5 GEORGE R. ROBINSON.
D. H. Thomas,
General Sroker and Forwarding Merchant,
No. 20 Pine Street, corner Second, (up stairs)
july!6v2n5 ST. lovis, xo
.Samtiel McCartney,
Wholesale Grocer and Dealer in Wines and
Lionors.
Manufacturer of all kinds cf Domestic Liquors;
and rectified Whisky.
NosllO and 112 Second, stbet. Locust ana l ine.
julyl6v2n5 bt. ions, mo.
Wm. Matthews,
ComniBiion Merchant,
No. 62 Commercial street, bt. louis-, mo. yzuo
IlaircT. Van Wick, Harvey & Co.,
General Land Agents
and'
Real-Estate Brokers,
nekraska citt.
HAVE arrangflmonta by wdicq UCJ - v
to make Surveys of Towra, Farms, f c . in any
part of the Territory with accuracy uu
i t. i Ji h best Draftsman in the ler-
and having employ! tne " , i T
ritory can exeduli Maps, Town Wats, and prepare
Architectutal Plans, and specifications to Ue perfect
satisfaction of our customers. voni
Bniwnni'e, JulyJCtylfoT. vn51y
DR. J. L. McKEE,
Xs EX "ST 3 X O I -A. 3XT
SURGEON DENTIST.
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Teeth plumed and filled in the most ap-
j tT-,ffcnd
j.".
Brownville, May ll.'o?.
4S-tf
Claim Notice.
LEWIS SHOWELL, Chas. A. James, and all others
whom it may concern, are hereby notiaed that 1 will
appear at th Land Office in Omaha, on the iS;h day of
Julv. 1857, U provo up my right of Pre-emption to the
Korth-east euarter of sectiou eiKht (S) in totrnship six
(6) range
ffil rnee fift.en f!5). PETER XOFSIGER.
JulT 9th. IS57
v2 4-2 f
Wo ITtflVP CiveAit
J 1119 L ViCUll
NOTICE is beroby given, fiat hereafter we sell
Goods iir Caph r PRonrcK oslt.
! McALLISTEll, DOZIER & CO.
BrownrilK', March 12th, '57. 39-t(
Call around and examine the stcK.-4t at the
i Baltimore Clothing Store.
April 23,t1S57. 45 -ly
J. B. M ALLISTER. J. L. DOZIER.
Oregon, Mo. Brownrille, N. T.
JONAS CBAJTE.
Oregon, Mo.
McAllister, dozieji t co.,
Ail1lttJJtlAJN'X.
Dealer. i
DRY GOODS!
11 vYAKxu & QUEENSWAKE,
Grocorioa,
Provisions, Produce, etc., etc., '
No. i Main Street, and No. 2 Levee,
BROWN VILLE, N. T.
St. Joseph Gazette, Kansas Herald, Jefferson City
Enquirer and St. Louis Republican copy six months
and charge this cfSce.
April 16th, 1857. 44-ly
THE
mm
LA
mm
OP
NEW-GOODS,
Ever Offered
Just Received
Per Steamer Emma
. AT. THE
6aSH AND PRODUCE STORE
OF
McAllister, dozier & co.
Calico and Brown Sugar,
Fish Hooks and Clothes Pin3, at
McAllister, dozier & cojs.
Ginghams and Jlolasses,
Steel Pcn3 and Wash Boards, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Salt and Brass Kettles,
Tar and Fine Combs, at
McALLISTFR, DOZIER & CO's.
Lawns and Ox Yokes,
Tin Ware and Crushed Sugar, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Bleached MusHn and Bed Cords,
Shirt Collars and FiddleString3, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Denims' drawing knives,
Do Laina and dried apples, at
McAllister, dozier & co?s.
Silk handkerchiefs and hand Saws,
Blacking and pain killer, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Flour and irish linen,
Black pepper and bar lead, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Flows and powder,
Pocket knives and percussion caps, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Bl'k silk cravats and cod fish,
Lace mitts and wall paper, at
McAllister, dozier & vo's.
Coffee and Cno shirts,
lied and whito flannel and tobbacco, at
McAllister, dozier & co s.
Hice and ladios uadersleeves,
Nutmeg graters and Queensware. at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Glass and Ayors cherry Pectoral,
Carpet sacks a nd hardware, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Ladle3 hosiery a.iuf log cEains," " ""
KeeUles and sliovels, at
' McAllister, dozier & co's.
Ladies collars and striped shirting,
1 ua combs and saddlery, at
McAllister, dozier & co-s.
Broad cloth and bar soap,
Curry combs and dress trimmings, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Boots, shoes and star candles,
Lace edging oud Salaratus, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Cottonades and spectacles,
Broom3 and Ticking, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
Sewing silk and buckets,
Envelopes and Kentucky jeans, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
Blue drilling, knives and forks,
Tea nnd white lead, at
McALLISTEU, DOZIER & CO's.
Wash tubs and tooth picks,
Buck combs and knit needles, at
McAllister, dozier &
CO's.
Cassimers and vestings,
Shoe brushes and Godfrey's cordial, at
McAllister, dozier & co'3.
Lace vcil3 and c logne,
Dress combs o.nd scissors, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
Thimbles and razor straps,
Pearl buttons ard jews harps, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
"Suspenders and ribbons,
Brown, green and blue barege, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Vinegar and linen thread,
Jaconet muslin and shaving soap, at "
McAllister, dozier & co.
Linen table spreads and shoe lacets,
Indigo and Jayncs' medicines, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
Brown linen and razors,
Crash and diaper, at
McAllister, dozier & co-s.
Colored cambric and ink, shoes,
Thread and cotton batting, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Table, tea spoons and wadding,
Coat's thread and jack plains, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Challi de lainand window sash,
Door3 and shambray ginghams, at
McAllister, dozier & co..
Straw goods, and summerclothing,
Starch and pi as, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Bonnets and hair oil,
Bacon and artificial flowers, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
A thousand and one articles not mentioned, call
round at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
For Dry Goods of every description go p
McAllister, dozier & co's.
For cheap Groceries and good brogans g to
McAllister, dozier & cos.
If you want to get that which is of the best go
to
McAllister, dozier & co3.
Who is it that always evinces the most solicitudi
nous anxiety to please the taste and captivate the
eye ?
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Consequently you should patronize
McALLISTES, DOZIER & CO's.
Deal With
r.'i'ALLISTEB, DOZIER & CO.
For Said.
10 Cask Sugar Cured Hams, at
McAllister, dozier & CO's.
July 1357. 43-1 y
FBKE AESIVAL
j . AT
T T ITTTTFi & CO.
Brohnville, N. T.
w.
iust r4 ved ner steamer -iiinraA u
cly new yd. large assortment of
' SUPEIIOR GOODS,
Which we will sell at as reasonable pricc3
as any establishment in the West,
O0imotto being
"LIVE JOB LET LIVE. "
"W mv now in t-iTA-"a preat varietT of the fol
lowin? articles, whici we purchased for C-Aoii ana
consequently can sell e .eap on, tne same terms .
DRY GOODS,
Grroceries?
HATS AND CAPS,
SADDLERY,
HARDWARE
FAEEI- HIPLIIiIENTS,
CUTLERY,
QUEENSWARE,
- v i WILLOW WAEE,
3I'CCJ"lIIS.j3ar33r,XtJlI5S.TG3 9
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ready Made Clothing'.
And a fine assortment
of
LIIIT
GROCEItlES,
cuch as
Spice,
. Peppers,"
Soda,
Salaratus,
Ginger,
Allspice,
etc., etc.
And a good article of
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
It is a pleasure to us to show goods, and we ask
you to call round and sec for yourselves.
1. T. 11 ITU & CO.
Juno 9th, 1837. v2 1-ly
TTJE offer to tlie public, we are confident, the
VV largest and best selected stock of Groceries
ever offered in this market :
6 Hhds Sugar, 50 Sacks Coffee,
125 Sacks Fl.ur, 5 Tierces Rice,
30 Bbls Jlolasses, 16 Boxes Star Candles,
20 Boxes Soap,- 150 Sacks Salt,
15 Bbls Cider Viniger, 150 bbls Selt.
IE RMS cAsmn
I. T. WHYTE A 00.
150
I1EGS NAILS, just received, and for sale,
bv I. T. -WHYTE A CO.
B'
Stock, Just
received, opened, and for sale, by
I. T. WHYTE A CO.
75
r PLNE DOORS, For sale, by
I. T. WHYTE A CO.
PRESERYEI) FRUITS; Strawberries, Peaches,
Whortk berries Ac , Ac, to bo had at
1. T. WHYTE A CO'S.
REAL ESTATE
... . - jZ&TZlTSTCy-TSri i
, R. W. FURNAS.
3VOTAKY" PUBLIC
AND AGENT
For the Purchase, Sale, and Saperintedance of
REAL ESTATE.
BE0W2JVILLE, N. T.
WILL attend promptly to all bmincss entrusted
to his care. Persons residing in the States
desirin to purchase Land or Town Lots in Nebraska,
Kansas" Northern Mis.-wmri, and Iowa, can have
their investments safely made by me.
Rare chances are continually offering to purchase
lands in Nebraska, which have already been Pre
empted, and for which Warranty Deeds will be given.
I have now for Sab?, valuable Town Lots and
Shares, in the following towns in Nebraska:
City of Brownvillf, Nebraska City, Omaha
City, Wyoming, La Platte, Oinadi, Dalikotah,
NeaiahaCity, Table RockPawr.ee City, Salem,
Centreville, Salina, Fontenelle, South Brown
ville. And many other valuable Points.
I have also for gale, a 'number of excellent ICO
acre tracts of land already pre-empted, more or less
improved, and conveniently located, and all of as
fine soil as can bo found in the world.
PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NEBRASKA,
EXECUTIVE DEPART.M ENT,
Omaha City, N. T. f
To The qualified voters of Nebraska Territory:
I, Mark W. Izard, Governor of the Territory of Ne
braska, in pursuance of an act of the Legislative As
sembly, approved January 20, 1S50, entitled "Elec
tions." do hereby declare and make known, that an
election will be held in the several counties of this
Territory, on the first Monday in August, A D. 1S57,
for one Dclegato to the Congress of the United
States, one Territorial Auditor, one Territorial Treas
urer, ono Territorial Librarian, one Attorney Gene
ral, nnd one District Attorney, for ench Jadicial
cial District, to bo voted for by tho qualified voters
of tho District for which he is to be elected. Also,
thirty-five Members to the House of Representatives
of tho Territorial Assembly, to wit: Tho Counties
of Dahkota, Cedar, and L'Lar qui Court, will elect
two Representatives; tho counties of Burt rfnd Cum
ing will elict one Representative; tho county of
Washington will ckct three Representative; the
county of Douglas will elect eight Representatives
tho county of Sarpy will elect i.ur Representitives'
the eoanties of Dodge and Piatt will elect jointly one
Representative; the counties of Cass, Lancaster
Gage and Clay will elect four Representatives; tho'
county of Otoe, will elect six Representatives; tho
counties of Nemaha and Johnson, will elect tb-ee
Representatives; the counties of Richardson and
Pawnee, will elect three Representatives. And at
luusamo nme ana piaco tne qualified voters of each
county, will elect the following county officers to
ill elect the following county officers
'robate Judge; one Sheriff:
wu: one t
ster;
one Treasurer; one County Clerk; one Snrcrfntcn
.... ,....-v..wu..-.,vuo vonnry cjurvevor; one
County Commissioner for each County; wo Justices
of tho 1 cjicc, and two Constables for each Precinct.
TheLounty Commissioners of theorgnnized Coun
ties lying n-arest adjacent to the unorganzeid Coun
ties, will proceed to divide the unorganized Counties
into convenient Election Districts, and cause notices
to be posted in each Election Precinct of the time
and place of holding said election, and of the officers
to be voted for, and to appoint Judges, and cause the
said Election to be conducted in allrespeets, and due
returns made thereof, as required bylaw.
In testimony whereof, I hare hereunto
set my hand and caused to be affixed tho
"rcat ea' ot tbe Territory, done at Oma
E.S. ha City, in sai l Territory, on the Thir
tieth d;iy of May. A. P. 1S57, and of the
Independence of the United States of
America, tho eighty-first year.
By tho Governor MARK V. IZARD.
T. B. Crmxc, Secretary.
All newspapers in the 'f erritory, please copy and
publish until the day of Election, and forward the
account to the Secretary.
June 11th, 18.57. n32
BARGAINS!!! BARGAINS!!!
oots and liocs!
IF you want Boots and Shoca of a gocd qualJitv
and Cheap; go to
J. R. DAVIS, '
Main Stro'st,
BROWN VILLE, X.T..
Wber will be found the most extensive stotk
ever opened in this market. J R DAVIS
Brcwnville, June lSth.lSiS. " v'm' dm
' school tax
TIIE.Bcard cf Trustees of th n.
wieine loiiowtng assessment nun k "tI1 S
the District, for the mrpos11 W?S
e assessment is made in accordmX, g,W
in i
urn mail
Andrus. J S
Allen, WD
Uenedict, A J
Brown, R
"KliaaruK'iS J,
15 00iX(;ar, hfT ,!
do as agent
Bratton, G W
H75,i
B'k, Nemaha Val.
Berger, R
Berger, J B
Coleman, Jas W
375 00;;Mmrl i-'iJ4'
TS-i 31'loa-tKh j
ft90!!McJc,Dr
SOOjlMonsoB
6 25iM' UsjiUia
Cox, SM
Chapel, J M
Collins, K R
Davis, J R
Den, W
50;la:ker,Eg
Dendurant,
Kdwards, T J
Furnas, R W
Finney, W A
Finch, W T
Ferry company
Gibson, J W
Gordon, J
Giddings, X B
Haywood, TP
Hooton, S .
Hutchins, M
18 75'iJr1ce.W
8 25,Pltm .
It
t
It
Si
15 OOlifU swsli, w
a w,;.ih perj, SB
oo;;nuth.
3"5;iR.inkm, Bp
12 00itt BB
4 25:Stout, W C
3oo'isgitaiCo 1
12 00!3wift,AD,Jtr
. 63 50;l South Bn.wavi; :
7 50!iS'iarj,Ji. '
6 00j Siiita, CB
30 00 Tl.JinponJiSor
W 50', Taut bur, wn '
W60:Cllery,JK
3 75!Uile-r1Dan.l
15 00lVis:bcr,HH
37 50!Vhier
11 25Wet, F A ,
111
'If
HillWllis Estate
llolladay, A 3
Hoblitzell & Co
Itoblitzell, W
Hoblitzell, A '
Ilallam, A
Jones, A D
Johnson, II
Kirk, AD
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ft
'
Lake, O F
Lake, w
Lake, S M
Langilon, C S
A. J.BEXKDICT. '
Bjarlaf Sch.MDi-r
R. VT. Fchkas, Sec'y.
Brownville, July 2d, 1S57. .
Farm For Sale.
- TT 1 T'f t 1' . r
JU
Tl
bott
a good corafortablo house; larn, and iapj
well of water. About 80 acr?s is hcaTilTt!"
and the.-e is also on the farm as fine i'm
Qaary a3 can be found in "ebraska. The diV
selected at an early day, when 'ood elaim-'J..'
iiitiur, nun if, nuuvmtuujui, ai USiriolC I
land as can be found. The i
other business is his only object in selling f
rantyDeed given. If yi u wm'.l seoure"
apply soon. R. W. FURXAA kr?
Brownville, July 2, '37. ' '
TO CARPENTERS,
f'iftr HTKrt i.Vila urr.rlr nc" n-l. I. i
tractor. A plan and speci jeatitea can be swaaj
effioe. R. W. FL'feN'AS. Rk't Ui
Brownville, July 2, 1S57.
LOOM-DE&E!!.
LIGHTNING RODS!!
C. S. LANGDON, ;
SR0VNV1LLE1N. T.
IS prepared to sell aril put up all 3:zeto'!U
manufactured by the fc0hu LihtnkjLdC
puny,"
Orders left at the "Advertiser Office," will m.n
prompt attention;
May 7, 1857. C-
Wasntcd.
V
GOOD bracksniith c in find constant ;n;-'f
1
meat, at remunerative wagos iy iipi hins
J. L. snARr,
NcinihaCity,S.T.
July2,lS57. ' . f.i
BROWNVILLE HOTEL CflfCT
. TllEJSoara of Directors of the B.-iwtiv::ie tttm
par.y at ineir i;isi ii.ce;ini; inwie n a.c;ni''ni m w
'J
cent ujton the Sttn-k subsciiljtl, wuu-U inrcqirM'
piiid witliiu ten days. S'.ix k.io. tcr ure hfrchy
accnJinnly.- ' AU.X. II.VLUJJ. Se'-J
lirowuvii'.e, June 25 '57. . nu Irm
j. . l ruiiiiKi' m ?frnArt( I
Count rf Ntiii.iHA. ' i '.
To the Qualified VUert of mil County : '
"otice hereby Ki"en that in pur-uan.ti n vt Ail
L''?i!.itive A.-if-e.:!! iy of sai I Terntt rj, enutltM "E.f
tioiis," Apjirove'l January i!6, Uicre will If w
election held in tl;e several Pmincu iiwitl C'i!iiT. w
tlie fi.-t Mjnlay in .1 ugust, A.. 1) i,-v7, forilifeifii n !
Oue Delegate to lho Consrtstf the Uai!lSi.i!f. iih
Territorial Auditor, One Terr. to!-ialTreaurer,onrr..
toi iat Librarian, One Attorney 1 jeneial, One IMr:4.ll
toi iiey f..r the 2d Ji.:iltt ial Dislriit ia s.ii'lTemtorr. p.m
nioiiitiers (;i.iiitly vi:li Jdtiii on cutinr;) tn iht 11-.m it
.'! -ctcuiauvfh I ihcTerritiri;il Ati.illy."wft-J
Ju!e lur .-iiid (.'(jhti y, One St er If, One Iteirfer.jf D.
Oat County Treasurer, Oa Conn :y Clerk, One Sn:w.'
dent or C. ninmn NclnmU, One Co mty Siirvcj-.ir.'.nf ruf
CoUkSlisi.lIler for the Secoiic Coii!ni.b.--iiiers lhir:tta
said County, Two Jistires ot tt.e Pe:n:C, icdTnaCjii
bles for each I'recinct in said County.
Said Comity is divided into ihree Pr"cini:N, iwl!
tively incl ide tlie .followinit der:-ill Timt.r, tcs.
No. 1. Nemaha City Precinc':C' i.t;iipf K
Rhiy 4, Ranjre 12, E, and town , hip 4. K.niuv 13. M. A
17, and ecctU.iin 31, 35, 36, towndiip d. K.mire 12,1 !
sections 31, 32, 33, 31. 3o. 36, to hb.i 3, in Rati'i t
and sections 31, Z'Z. 33,3-1. So, 36. towiUiS, inliw
a'id cert ion 31, 32, 33. 31 35. 36 in towiiMiip S
15. aint feotions 31 32. 33.34. 'own-hip 5, in IW
The place of votini? will tie ar. Neniata C'Hy.
;ohnG.Shei:!, ) J-:?i
Andrew .1. Scovill, a e '- it.
JEHO.UK llO'JVtH, )
No. 2, Brownriile Preiir.ct 0 i!inE. i-'-'f;'
thip 5. Hange 12, arwl tt)wllip 5. R.iiil'h VT. lU
ex ept the nectior. on tlie uth side t t"n---. '
Kangea 12, 13, 14, 35, 16, niidtf a par', a .Vm-"
Precinct. The plate of voiirir will boat Brnii
Je;e Noel, ) jui '..
John 3 :.lis:i -. J ,,,.
No 3. Mount Vernon Pret inct-.t'-. nt.-na-..
l.ip 6, Ranito 12, and towushi 6, B..ir,';- 1-. 13, u- 1
The Dlacc tit Vutina will bp hl .'i:r,t Verno n. " i
f
J EREMI A t 1.V0N, ) J.j.'tii
J AM I. A ( It i.viBKIlS, f; ;,l
ALFR1 JlEXLLtr, ) ' ' c
By order of the Board of Cciu.mMoterf''U'-;"j
In testimony whereof I hivj rrcimto ftt mylu ,
afflxed the seal of said County, a my offife m Br""1-
this 20th day of June, A I) l-f.7
Richard Brown,
Ai rx 4M.EK H'
riuneer or eira.ska.
I.ateOa!i'r-Se:ii.hj:
BROAVXVILLE yKBHAitA-
..k....vM niii wv 511511 IV . - -
viz: ' ' , t
To the buying of Bank note?, and loanimj
ffoMl sei-ur,tv.
It
it
and selliut? of Knfrrti Ecaa?
' " Land 'U'arrjiit'. . ,
" collection of debts iuIVcbrasii,! ''"
" Mi .vjui i, and K.uii;:. 't
" btiyinisaml selling ol f irm, to-n K'.w .
" proved latids. " lf-1
others, either ith Itnd warranM"f m"";tJ
Remiitauccs can be made to nn in grafts, t f " f I
with B.Hii.iorSinki'rs piiblct to ouror-if-. .,
We ill enter lar!s with WarrintsorC.i-fi P1
taxes and ci nimi"in.'t for ono-ttiritof tlie iruiS'''
accruing from the sale of the anU. t ..
In Nebraska arid Kansan from two to tbfyf I
acres of the finest !nd.i in th TJnlon are bein 4 f
sale. Foreitra capitalists will fl id here a rich .
vcstnifiit. Investments Jnd.clj-jsly niade i" I
landi and to u lots are now ps jipg from fifty w a' i
dred per cent. . "
We solicit the imtronaKc of the public, "
H"1 ,
us to jrive entire satisfaction. . . x.;c
Ifavlnsa Urge acnaintanco in the Mis.i1''
it will not bedifMcult to give refercn. es n r 't
by corresjKinents, as regard o ir a;!t 'a"'1'
titiios cheerfully -anxwer all letter of c't,liry-: jjf
Brownville. June 2th, 1S67.
J0SET1I II. KICHAKDS.--.
DEPUTY COUNTY SUHVTO;
Of , .v. Tr
L attend promptly to ail hu'n.
profession. whin call.'il uimiD:
uch
dividing I.in.l. T.iririn t t ToWIl lot,
City Plats, etc. ' . - ' ' m
BEKEREM ES. . ".
A.L.Coat.'. R.vV. Fra;
I'. O. AJdre.v., Prownvill ;, T. . 4i-rf
brownvillc, .May i t. '37.
li . ( 2
JLL JLJL2L- ZZ
Front Street,
BROWN VILLI!. X. T.
CHRISTIAN DECSEK,
R
ESPECT FULLY anncuiccs t
--
- - - - - irTou "
Drownrille, Nemaha county, aaa w ,t'.p :
country that he las recently epenea ui
Brownville for tho manufaittory of TlB,o-l! v:r
Sheet lion Ware tf every description. Bj
ery is all new, his stock cf 'the best quawtj,
work all. Warranted. . jl"
Jirownville, June 4th, IS57.
. . - . 4 it'K .'
Eeady Hade Clothin?. j
EVERY VARIETY, etylj. ia:ity. Fr;e;
tern of Ready Made Clnhing. I D-
fors.iIecheP,by II tlATUH
Th
ot inescno.ii uwoi tLeTerrit,:' "''ke 5
paid within 30 days f row the daf e of i h rWiO t
Xon-resWcnttax payers will remitluV i
Secretary of the Board, and oa rSL1 -t
i
lie. The improvement ecnrs:s of 30 ,
om. under srocd fence. a
Sealed Proposals will be received until Ju't;v
by the Board of Education of rmwnriUj'jw
trict, for the erection of a School Hoe ;.
.