Nebraska Newspapers

    THE ADV
ERTISEE
1857.
if paid In advance. - JM.w
i . at tbe eud of months, - 2 .60
nne year.
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CIU provided Uie CAt.t accompanies tlie order, not
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JOB WORK.
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X ards, fcc., made to tbe "Adver
t cuini to be able U turn out Job Work m
tir . ".rraNlbTny,ff!3e- TLe proprietor beint;
BMjnc- -" - ,f sn, ij.TiBg in hit employ u
, practic' ex-eneacedFaacyJob Printer, is e-
, " . t-nnt-doua ia the execution of Job Work.
term"" - . fugter'a latest improved Card
f ) Blanks, Work in Coiora, Bronie Wirk, Ax.; will
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, distance will be promptly attended to,
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" VOTE CF yiXAHA COTJITTT.
The following is tbe Official Vote of
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CONGRESS,
Raflkia.
varruoan.
ySWliTHWAL TEEASUREJt,
W'ynuui,
Tuttie.
IIBTUKUN, . .
p.t:in,
Haey.
KelUim,
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p:ST ATTOE.XET,
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REPRESENTATIVES,
Benedict,
XcCxiua,.
Chamber.,
Wi-lia.
JJiaick,
rBOBATE JTDGK,
VLitiiPr,
Jwttns
Bratt-Hi,
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Berber,
P.iters,
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KtOI.STKR OF PEE US,
"I.nW,
TfwniTwn,
TUKASrJiER,
R..ney,
Hill,
MP T CUU. SCHOOLS,
Tti;:rler.
corsTr clese.
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WHEELER H
SIXOS. i
To our old friend Daiist. of the Ad
miral, we are again indebted for favors.
He is one of those alwavs on hand.
In Tows.
J. It: Yaxsatta,
Esq., Editor of
the 4,Kock Port Banner," called at our
Sanctum on Tuesday last. We were
happy to make our neighbor's acquaint
ance. He visited our Citv to see
'Low wo were getting along'' and also
to solicit advertising and subscription
patronage from cur business men.
We think they will find it to their ad-
; vantage to patronize the Banner.
Brownvillc gets quite a trade from the
Missouri bottoms, wants more and
.' will get it, if the people over there
know what you have for sale. "Put
:- it in tie paper."
Xnr Banking Houfce. 1
Messrs Carson k Lusiibaugh, from
Keokuk, Iowa, purchased an interest
in our City a few weeks since aud now
liave a building nearly completed on
,Main street, in which they will open
nt in the Real-Estate, Land and
Money Brokerage business. Mr.
t-ARsoy has been here for several days
and Mr. LrsiiBArcn will be along with
his family soon. We trust their business
'and new home may prove profitable
nd agreeable, and their intercourse
Vnh the community beneficial.
Panorama of the Jttissouri River.
Henry Faul, of Council Bluff, art
ut, has been spending some months
on the Upper -Missouri, in his 4lone ca
fcoe," taking accurate drawings of evcrv
point of importance on the River
from the Yellow Stone to St. Louis,
preparatory to painting a panorama
f the Missouri river. We were shown
Ms drawing of this city, and of some
other points, which are very accurate
indeed. We have no doubt but that
kis work, when completed, will be
"editable, and draw 'crowded houses.'
The gentlemanly Clerks of the
steamers Hesperian, Omaha, Hannibal,
Poland, Min-ne-ha-ha and Edinburg
are our thanks for favors.
The Hesperian is a new boat, this
jiag her rt trip. She is owned in
Joseph, is a fine-looking craft, and
lier Scers are gentlemanly and ac
cJ3imodating. . ih E. M. Ryland is also on her
Et triP and, wc trust, will find the
uP-tivcr- trade profitatablc.
Th
ne eiec
:ctior.sinKcr.;cckT hav. n-.m r.m.
cr-,c : s - w
aCten twerp. Cor.grcsaan, Le-is-
-: ; CCTX AT LAST. - .
The Ions looked for Books for tlie
Nemaha Land Office, arrived Saturday
night per -steamer Edinburg. Nothing
now remains to prevent the office going
into operation but to bring up the busi
ness done at Omaha for this District,
which will be attended to immediately.
B.EPOKTED KtTRDER OF STTRVETIKG PAH
TIES. Letters were received at.Lecompton
on the 15th ult., which state that the
Cheyenne or Sioux Indians, or both, had
attacked several of the United States
surveying parties in the south-west por
tion of Nebraska, aud murdered a num
ber of men.
The report is that five of Capt. Brn
et's and all of Col. Maieh's party in
cluding the latter, had been murdered.
We have been unable to learn particu
lars. It is the opinion of those best acquain
ted with the country in which these par
ties were, and the regions of country
traversed by the various tribes of Indians,
that if these massacres have occurred,
they were committed by the Pawnees,
and" that they have charged the murders
on the others to escape punishment. This
also is tbe opinion of tbe Surveyor ueu
eral, now in our city, who states that the
lands upon which the surveyors were at
work, have always been claimed by the
Pawnees, and thst they have ever mani
fested great displeasure at their survey
by the government. K.insas City En
ierprizz. . . . ,
Vvlmqut, July 31.
A. B. Colemaic, formerly of the As
tor House, N. Y., has leased the" new
and elegant St. Cloud Hotel, of this city,
and will open it in a few weeks.
Washington, July 31.
The Indian Bureau has been inform
ed that the sales of the western portion of
the Delaware Indian Trust Lands in Kan
sas had, on the loth inst., reached nearly
SI15,000,and it is supposed nearly half a
million will be realized.
The Ottawa tribe of Indians, in Kan
sas, concluded a treaty with the Commis
sioner of Indian Affairs to-day, by which
thej agree to an equitatable distribution of
their land among theinsclves. Provision
is also made for their recognition as citi
zens, after the ratification of the treaty
by the Senate. '
Thirty-nine dead horses, during the
week ending June 29, have been found in
the streets of New York.
Philadelphia, July 31.
The wife of ex-Postmaster General
Camitifll died in this city at an early
hour this morninsr.
POPULATION OF HoLT CoUKTT. The
population cf Holt county, as reported by
Mr. Galen Crow, our sheriff, who took
the census in the fall of 1S56, are as fol
lows: White males
White females
Free persons of color
Slaves
Deaf and dumb
Blind
Insane
2,6G3
2,432
o
279
1
2
o
Total
5,405
Holt CourJy
Georgia papers announce the death of
Gen. Thomas Flournoy, at his residence
on the Sand Hills. Gen. Flournoy, says
the Augusta Chronicle, was a man of a
former generation. He survived n?arly
all his cotemporaries, having lived beyond
the extreme limit of four score.
He was, we believe, the oldest mem
ber of the bar in the state, having been
admitted before any one now practising
in this city, was born.
He was loner a distinguished member cf
the profession, from which he retired
some twenty years since, and spent the
evening of his days in the bosom of his
family.
ToOR E' COCRAGEMEKT FOR HoGrES.
Texas used to be considered a paradise
for rogues, but the following paragraph :
from the Indianolian of the 11th inst., in
dicates that "times ain't now as they used
to was:"
Rumors constantly reach us from the
upper country that the vigilance commit
tee are raking the country, fore-and-aft,
and swinging every horse-tbief and mur
derer they can find. A gentleman who
came down the road a few days ago states
that ne saw a dozen bodies suspended to
one tree, and on another five. A great
many of the desperadoes have passed
through this town on their way to New
Orleans not considering it healthy
for them to remain longer. If the com
mittee continues, the country will soon
get rid of all the scoundrels that have so
long infested her borders.
a i rinteh to the Last. During the
last moment or W mn,a Rochester printer, w
lately died, he was heard to say:
110
l m on my last stickfull I'm comirs to a
1 1 V O
parapraj.!) ana l suppose I'll have to wait for
oia aeatn to put in the period."
Brownville Bakery
AXD
EVAN WOttTUISii.
BEGS leave to announce to the public, thai be has
erected a Bakery md ConfecUonarT establish
ment in the City ot brownville N. T., and will kep
constantly on Land, and is prepared to bake to order
urcan, uracccrs gnu wahw oi every manner, style I
i -l u mucu experience
in baking and consequently foels quite eoutident he
will be able t give satiitfaction. A liberal patron
age is respectfully solici ted.
EVAN WORTHING.
July.23-57-v2n-lm.
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Hew Grocery.
AND
Confectionary Mcoa.
BROWNVILLE, N
T.
ANNOUNCES to tho citizens of Erownville and
vicinity, that he has received and now epened
a general afSf.rtment o!'we!l selected gToeeries of al
kirnls, together with confectionarips of every variety
teol soda water, tiTstcrs, fresh froits Jt:, al
ways on band.
A share or patronage is respectfully ndicited.
. . w A ALDERMAN.
ProwBTi, JuTy r5-'j7-r2n -Ty. . '
Sanrssl LlcCartusy,
7hskcxl6 Grocer and Dealer is. T7izLei tod -
. -. j i". lAgnonv sv L -r- .r Tv
Manufacturer of All kinds of Domestic Liquors,
and rectified Wliisky,
XoellO ad 112 Second, sL, Ixic Locust and Pine.
"Win. Hatthe-ws,
Comniition Hereaant,
"So. 62 Commercial t-treet, ST. ixtns, to. v2n5
Harvey, Tan Wick, Ilarrey JL Co.,
General Land Agents
and
Real-Estate Brokers,
XEESASKA. CUT.
HATE avrrrtrjoment3 by which they are prepared
to maie Surveys of Towns, Farms, drc in any
part of the Territory with accaracy and dispatch,
and having employed the best Draftsman in the Ter
ritory can execute Maps, Town Plata, and prepare
Architectural Piass,and specifications to the perfect
satisfaction of our customers. .
Brown ville, July 16 th, 1857. v2naly
DR. J. L. McKEE,
AND
SURGEON DENTIST.
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Teeth plugged and filled in tbe most ap
proved method.
Lrownville, May 14, 57. 48-tf
Claim Notice.
LEWIS STOWELL, Chas. A. James, and all others
whom it may concern, are hereby notified that I will
nppear at tbe Land Office ia Omaha, on tUc JSih day of
July, 1857, to prove up my right of Pre-emption to tbe
Xorih-east quarter r section eirfit (8) in township six
() ranee fifteen (16). FETKIl XOFS1XGER.
July 90i, 1857. ?2 4-2f
UPHOLSTERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BY
SCABRITT & 3IAS0N.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
"T7E take Treasure in savins to our friends and
V the public in general, that our stock of Fine,
Medium, and Common Furniture, as well as Mat
tress'is and Bedding, was never more complete and
deserving the attention of purchasers, either at
wholesale or retail in full suits or single articles
than at nrerent. .
We shall spare no effort to Veep the most complete
assortment in our lino, in the West. Our Goods are
mado here, as weli as East, by the best workmen,
and thus combine the rroatttst variety and latest
styles, with the cheapest and most substantial.
Dtalers. as well as all other purchasers, are in
vited to call and look through our Mammoth Ware
Room?.
Orders also, from all parties bavrag furniture to
buy for themselves or others, are especially solicited,
with the assurance of our bess endeavors to merit a
continuance of the liberal confidence aud patronage
we have so long received.
SCARRITT A MASON.
Washington Ave. between 2nd and 3d Sts.
March lfctb. '57. - 40-3m
D. JC. HITCHCOCK. - C EIAUDSLSE. BEXJ. JOT
D. 31. HITCHCOCK CO.,
Det Olive and Locust streets, SL Louis, Mo.
II f ANCFACTURERS of Cooking, Heating, and
Jj J. Parlor Stoves and Grates.
Also Manufacturers of four sizes ofjewett's Pat
ent Cary Hough, one and two horso right and left
nan '
Buchanan Life and General
Insnranco Co.,
Office eor 2d and Jule sts.,
ST. JOSEPH, JIO.
CHARTERED AT TEX LAST SESSION' OF THE MO. LEG.
Authorized Capital 3,000,000.
DIRECTORS.
J. TJ. Jennings, I. R. Coward, J. A. Owen, Milton
Tooth, JounColhoun.JohnH. Likens, W.ILPcneik,
James Kay. . J. McA'ban, A. li. Mansheer.
J. B. JENNINGS, Pres.
N. R. McAshak, Secy.
TS now ready to rccoivo application for Life, Fire,
A. Marine and River rifks. A cash return of 25 per '
cent, will be allowed on ctrgo premiums. Losses
promptly adjusted, and the usual facilities given to
the patrons of the otlioc..
April lfith. 1857. U-?,m
IL V. MUIR,
GENERAL LA1TD AGENT
Omaha, Brownville and Table Rock,
EXBRASEA TERRITORY.
TS dow prepared to select Government Lands, and
X. locate Land Warrant ia any part of Nebraska and
Western Iowa; to buy and nell Land Warrants, City
Proncriv and Real Estate. Debts collected and pro
ceeds Ttromptl t remitted at current rates of Ex
change. Will buy and sell property on commission:
pny taxes for non-re?idcnts. With a personal knowl
edge of the best locations in the Territory, I am no r
urerared to ; ttend promptlv .to all business entrust
ed to my care; will act as agent for Firo Insurance 1
Companies, etc., etc. I have made arrangements
with the Banking House of Gillespie, Pierce A Co.,
Ciirbondale, to remit ('ash and Land arrants from
person? ia the Lust, on my account and to be lor-
warded.
Correspondence Solicited.
KEFEB UT PEEMISSIOX
James Archbald, General Agent D. L. A W. R. R.
Scrnnton. Pa.
Chas. P. Wurts. Sup. Del. k Uni. Canal Co.,
Carbondbli, la.
La thnpe A Jones, Caibondale and Scranton, Pi.
TJ. G. Morse. Esq., Red Falls, N. Y.
Hon. Wm. Gleason, Delhi, N. Y.
Jas. C.Hart, Sec. Pd. of Dir. Del. it 11 ud. Ua. L
New York.
Wm. Frothincham. Attorney. Albany, N. Y.
Gillespie. Pierce A Co. Bankers, Carbondale, Ta.
Jas. Clarkson. En- Carbondale, Pa.
Rev. R. Nelson, Pria. Wyoming Seminary, Kings
ton, ra,
Rev. Abel Barker, Honesdalc, Pa.
Rev. T. S. Ward, Carbondale Pa.
Rev. C. W. Giddings, Carbondale. Pa.
Hon. R. W. Furnas, Brownville, N. T.
Mark W. Izard, Gov. of Nebraska.
Col. J. A. Parker, Register Land oEce, Omaha.
Col. A.R.Gillmore, Receiver, M M "
W. T . Finch & Co- Onuiha.
A. J. Stevens A Co.. Ft. Des Moines, Iowa.
Wotice.
Editor "JVc6rai Advertiser":
Dk ab Sir: In looking over the last number of your
Japer a notico attracted my attention signed by
erome Hoover, sq, in which be states that certain
stories are in circulation that the undersigned claim
some interest in Nemaha Citv for the purpose of in
juring its prosperity. It may do quite well tocir-
caiate a report of that nature where the facts are
unknown, but to those Imowing tlie facts such
statement is merely foolisa.
And for the purpose of giving a fair opportunity
to persons to ascertain the facts we hereby warn ail
persons from purchasing any pretended claim or
interest in the said town of Nemaha City, from the
said Jerome Hoover, as he has sold and received pay
for nine-twelfths of said town, and suit is now pending
to place the undersigned in possession of tbe interest
by them purchased in tbe same; and they have not
authorized the said Hoover to sell or dispose of any
portion of their interest, but directed suit to be
brought long since for its recovery.
Yours, Ac, -
F. J. MARSHALL.
JNO. DONIPHAN.
JAS. DONIPHAN.
R. L. BALLARD.
R. C. BISHOP.
L. D. BIRD
A. G. WOODWARD.
S. F. 5UCK0LLS.
CHAS. F. nOLLY.
March Wih, 1S57. " 42-if
Mo More Credit!
"VTOTICE is hereby piven, that hereafter we sejl
i Goods for Cash or Pnorrc ovlt.
McAllister, dozier a co.
cfjrwnville. March 12th, '57. 30-tf
. nous e and Lot Per Sale.
IWISn to sell my hense and lot situated on the
corner f Atlaniie nvA Second streets. The lo
cation is a desirable one for a residence, and needs no
comment. I will sail for what the property cost me,
any one ia pursuit of n bargain now is tho time to
jrt it, as 1 am determined to sell. Apply soon to R.
W. Furnas or the sub3:ribr.
E. E. PARKER.
FrcwcTit-, Jue 11th, J". 52-t?
J. B. K'AXUSTXK. I J. L. MIIIL T J03AS CRAXX.
Oregon, Mo. Lrownville, K.T.' Oregon, Mo.
SIcAlXlSTEll; DOZIEIt si CO.,
MERCHANTS.'
Dealert im .
1 FANCY AND STAPLE - 1
DRY GOODS!
HARDWARE & QUEEXS WARE,
Gxooeriosf
Provisions, Produce, etc.,' etc.,
JVo. 4 Main Street, amd Su. 2 Zev&t,
BUOWXTILLE, N. T.
St. Joseph Gazette, Kansas Herald, JeETtTson City
Enquirer and St. Louis Republican eopy six months
and charge this effice.
April 16th, 1857. ' ' 4My
. the
L4BMT STOCK,.
OF
Ever Offered
Jest Iteceivcd
Per Steamer Emma
AT THE ;
CASH AND PRODUCE STORE
OF
McAllister, DoziEit & co.
Calico and Brown Sugar,
Fish Hooks and Clothes Pins, at
McALLlSTEVDOZIER & CP's.
Ginghams and Molasses,
Steel Pens and Wash Boards, at
McAllister, dozier & cos.
Salt and Brass Kettles,
Tar and Fine Combs, at
McALLISTFR, DOZIER & CPs.
Lawns and Ox Yokes,
Tin Ware and Crushed Sugar, at
McAllister, dozier & co8.
Bleached Muslin and Bed Cords,
Shirt Collars and FiddleStrings, at
McAllister, dozier & co?.
Denims' drawing knives,
Do Lains and dried apples, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
Silk handkerchiefs and hand Saws,
Blacking and pain killer, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Flour and irish linen,
Black pepper and bar lead, at ' j
McAllister, dozier & co.
Flows and powder,
Pocket knives and percussion caps, at
McAllister, dozier & co.
Blk silk cravats and cod fish,
Lace mitts and wall paper, at
McAllister, dozier & co.
- Coffee and fine shirtn,
Red and white flann-al and tobbacco, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Rice and ladies undcrleeves.
Nutmeg graters and Queensware. at
McAllister, dozier & co-s.
Glass and Ayers' cherry Pectoral,
Carpet sacks and hardware, at .
McAllister, dozier & cox
Ladies hosiery and log chains,
Neodies and shovels, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
IjaJics collars and striped shirting,
Puff combs and saddlery, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Broad cloth and bar soap, '
Curry combs and dress trimmings, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Boots, shoes and star candles,
Lace edging and Salaratus, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Cottonadcs and spectacles,
Brooms and Ticking, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Sewing silk and buckets.
Envelope! and Kentncky jeans, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Blue drilling, knives and forks,
Tea and white lead, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Wash tubs and tooth picks,
Buck combs and knit needles, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Casidmers and vesting,
Shoe brushes and Godfrey's cordial, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Lacts veils and co logne, "
Dreis combs and scissors, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Thimbles and raaor straps,
Poarl buttons and jews harps, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
SuspncUr3 and ribbons,
Brown, green and blue barege, at
, McAllister, dozier & cox
Vinegar and linen thread,
Jaconet muslin and shaving soap, at ,
McAllister, dozier & cox
Linen table spreads and shoft lacets,
Indigo and Jaynes' medicines, at
McALLISTER, dozier & COX
Brown linen and razors,
Crash and diaper, at .
McAllister, dozier & cox
Colored cambric and ink, shoes,
Thread and cotton batting, at
McAllister, dozier &cox
Table, tea spoons and wdding.
Coat's thread and jack plains, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Challi dc lains, and window snsh,
Doort and shnmbray ginghams, at
McAllister, dozier & cox
Straw goods, and summer clothing, -Starch
and pins, at
McAllister, dozier & cox-
Bonnets and hair oil.
Bacon and artificial flowers, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
A thousand and one articles not mentioned, call
round at
McALLIf TER, DOZIER & COX
For Dry Goods f every description go to
McAllister, dozier & cox
For cheap Groceries and good brogans go to
McAllister, dozier & cox
If you want to get that which is of the best go
to
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Who is it that always evinces the most fiolkitudi
nous anxiety to please the tasto and captivate the
lye? ,
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Coiisequently you should patrotiio
M cALLISTES, DOZIER & COx
Deal With
WALLISTER. CQZIER fi. CO.
BLINKS ef every description, for rale
Of5c.
r.t thii
: "":tjistili.ed rr.03i coal. -- --- -
(SECURED) BY XETTERS PATE5T.)
Keroseke lLixieATiNO Oil. The light obtain
ed from this Oil exceeds ia brilliancy that of any
other oil or finid heretofore dhcovcred; is inexplo
tive, and will remain limped in the very coldest
weather.
The Company recommend as the lamp best adopt
ed to this Ooil, the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured
by the following parties? Messrs. Cornelius & Baker,
also, JUyott, oi i nuaaeipnia, r.. . liaugnwout &
Co 4S3 Broadwav, the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co.,
No. 73 Broad Street, Messrs. Dicta A Co, 133 Wil
liam Street, L. Merrier 137 Fun Street, N. Y.
Samples of different styles of Lamps can be seen at
the Office of the Company.
Kjerose.vk Lubricating Oil, No. L Prepared to
suit tbe finest, and all other kinds of Machinery
burns brillianty in Locomotive Head Lights, Car
Lamps, and all the ordinary Solar and Hand Lamps,
and stands as grea a decree of cold as best Sperm
Oil, and is admirably adapted to Railroad and Steam
ship use.
Kerosene Lubricating Oils, No. 2, 3. Superior
Lubricators, and will be found to possess advantages
over any Oils in the market at same prices will not
burn and has been thus prepared to meet the re
quirements of Railroads and others. . . .
KeroEEXE Bixxacle Oil. Prepared expressly
for Ships' use, and will be found admirably adapted
for use of Steamships, Men of War, Merchant Ves
sels, Lake and River craft, and burns in all cabin
stateroom, binnacle, forecastle lamps,, signal lan
terns, Ac.
Binnacle Oil will remain fluid as long as best
Sperm, and will burn all night without requiring to
be trimmed, an advantage that will be obvious to
every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils can be obtained from the
Wholesale Oil Dealers. Ship Chandlers, Druggists,
and Grocers in New York, and the regularly appoint
ed Agents of the Company n many of the principal
Towns and lilagcs of the L cited btates, tlie Cana
days, and the Island of Cuba.
Local Aeents appointed (in conformity with the
rules established by tbe Board of Trustees,) on ap
plication to
ATJSTEXS,
General Ajcnt, Kerotcnt OH, Co "
No. 50BeaverStreet,N.Y.
N.B. Circulars with full iiarticulars, testimonials,
prises, &c will be forwarded on application as above
June 25th, 1S37. v2 2-ly
Motice.
ALL persons are hereby warned not to cut any
timber or in anywise destroy the same on any
Lots owned by the undersigned in Brownville or the
additions thereto. A. KOUNTZE,
WM. RUTH.
Brownville, June 11th, 1857. 52-tf
LOWE'S
OMAHA
CITY, N. T.
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
Go To
On Main Street,
Where you tr ill find the best and .
Cheapest Groceries
In Broicnviflc, ,
At Wholesale or Retail!
THE subscriber would invite the public to call
and see his large stock of Groceries, which have
been selected with great care, and are now offered at
unusually low rates. Persons in want of Coffse,
Tea, Sugur, Molasses, Chtfese, Confectionery, Fresh
Fruits in cans, Tobacco, Segara, Candies, Ac, and
any other articles usnally kept in a Grocery and
Variety Store, will find it to their advantage to call
before purchasing elsewhere. Also, by the trhoio
sale, as fine a stock of Brandies, Wines, Gin, Monon-
gahela,and Rye Whisky, Schnaps, Champagne wine,
&c, as ever was brought up tho Missouri river. Fish
of all kinds, constantly on band. Country Produce
Wanted for which the highest price will be paid.
A share of public patronage is respectfully solici
ted. J. R. DAVIS.
Brownville, June 18th, 1S57. v2 1-Cm
KNE0TJR & FERGUSON,
MILLWRIGHTS & ENGINEERS
nROTVXYILLE, X. T.
A NNOUNCE to the public, that they are prepared
l to erect Steam and Water Saw aud -'Merchant
Mills at short notice and reasonable terms. Repair
ing of machinery of all kinds. . .
all work warranted.
i 1 hey are also Agents for
A. B. nOLLIBIRD CO'S.,
Western Foundry.'
CINCINNATI, 0
LEE & EE A VI IT'S
Saw M an is factor v,
CINCINNATI, O.,
And are prepared to receive and fill orders for nny ma
eh in cry manufactured or kept on hand. by these es
tablishments.
Letters of enquiry, promptly answered
REFFERENCE3.
Noel, Lake A Co., Brownville, N. T. Steam MilL
K. V . I urnas, Brownviiie, '
Muir, Uann Co -
Dr. Hoover, Nemaha city, u
P. M. Rogers, Pawnee city, -
M
U
U
Nuckolls & lute, Ilockport, Mo. .
James Lowe, Linden, " M
A. B. llalliberd, Cincinnati, O.
Brownville, June 13, 1857. v2 1-ly.
THE PROPRIETORS of thincw town, recently ;
laid off in Nemaha countv, Nebraska, wish to
call the attention of the citizens as well as those
just coming into the county, to the numerous ad van-
tag a, they are confident all who Kill take the trouble
to examine will acknowledge, surround it. In the ,
first place it is as ucar-as possible ia the geographi
cal centre of the county it ia in the centre of pop-
malum and improvement is cn the mam lurougu-
fare lending North and South and East and West.
The town site is nearly level, gently rollin, is sur
rounded by the timbers of the Missouri and Little
Nemaha; good water is of en-y access, several fine
springs are on the town site. Good building stone
near at hand fttone coal has teen found in abund
ance within a short days travel, which can be
brought into requisition for mechanical purposes of
all kinds.
Another matter, it is confidently believed that
the day is not far distant when a Railroad will be
constructed along the river tier of counties in Ne
braska, from the nortnren to the southron boundary.
The nature of the country is such that this road mut
pas through Eldorado.
With its position and all those advantages sur
rounding it, the proprietors with many others, feel
assured that it will be for the best interests of the
eo nty to locate the County Seat at Eldorado Be
licveing thus and feeling willing to assist the county
we pledge ourselves and will entr into bond, if
necessary, to donate to the County two hundred
acres of land in town lots, prov ided the County Scat
is located there within a reasonable length of time.
R. PEERY,
U. S. UIGHTOWER,
Proprietors.
Brownville. June 11th. '57. 52-2m
FASH10IIABLE TAILOR
Jacob Uarohn,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
HAVING determined to bxatte in this place, re
spectfully announces to the public that he haa
on hand a large and well aclectcd stock of Cloth.
Tweeds, Casimers, Vetings, Ac, which ha
will make to order in good style and at reasonable
rates; or sell by aoy quantity desired.
Ho also keeps constantly on hand and for sale a
supply of ready made clothing of all kindi' ;
Brocnville, June IStb, 1857. v2 1-ft
A. W.
rUETT.
at. G. W1LKINSOX.
PUETT k WILKINSON,
AND
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OMADI, N. T.
Will attend tc all business entrusted to their car
KErEKENCXS
Col. Jessa Williams Fairfield, Iowa
Gov. Jos. A. nght,
Mr. F. S.Rooek,
Hon. John G. Dbti;,
HaC. Geo! L, !lil!cr.
Indiana polls, lad.
Wiishirton Citv.
Rckvili-,In'l. "
Cniabr. Cut. NM.'
ill .Pos'ael
at
.Main street, Ictirccn 1st end 2nd,
EnOYVNTILLE, IT. T.
J. H. MAUN & CO.
Has just receieved
The
L.1RGEST STOCK ;
West oi St liOiiis,
Consisting, in part, of the following articles
which he proposes to sell
Cheap for Czsh:
Pure white lead
French zinc
China ' "
Red lead
Venetian red
Raw and burnt umbra
Spanish whiting
Chalk
Turpentine
Linseed oil
Tanners oil
Copal VarnLh
Japan
Whito Varnish
Litherage
Paint Brushes ' ; :
Varnish !M
Sash and window tools
WaU brashes
Lettering pencils
Tuble paint3
Camel hair pencils ' -Blenders
Star candles
Yeast Powders.
Putty
Castor oil
Cod liver oil '
Sweet oil ,
Olive oil
Glue .
Patent Medicnes, all soTt
Cough candies
Fancy u
Castile soap
Toilet -
Washing "
Toith Brushes
Hair u
Cloth
Almonds soft ebell
Hard shell almonds
Filbert, peacaiia
Pifa nutj . .
Figs
Raisins
Oysters in cans
Sardines
LTk and Imp Teas
- TOBACCO,
Of the best brands chewing and smoking. " Cigars 1
finest quality and flavor.
PLUIIS AND LIQUORS,
Preserved, fruit for pies, Bran lied peaches, fresh
peaches in cans, pure liquors for medical purposes.
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, IrLh whisky, Bourbon
hisky, ginger brandy, Cogniac brandy. Cordial,
Port wine, cherry wine, whito wine, malaga wine.
STATIONERY,
Fooldcap paper, fancy letter paper, gilt edge note,
and envelopes plain fancy and embossed, Pens tad
penholders, Inks of all kinds inkstands and Fabers
pencils, sealing wax waters.
Splendid Assortment of Perfumeries
Comprising, Lyons katharion, Cologne, pomade,
genuine ox marrow, bear greaso and oils; musk
and essences of all kincu and of the linest quality,
with all other articles usually kept in a Drug More.
Prescriptions Compounded at all hours with care
and despatch.
. TERMS , .
CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
Brownville, May 14,1357. 47-ly
IIEV7 FERRY.
Acrcs3 The Shnte
At the Head of, the Island .
ABOVE BROWNVILLE,'
To W. S. Hall & Cos Saw Mill.
THE undersigned announces to the Public that he
has purchased the Ferry privilege granted Jack
son Peters, at the last Session of the Legislator,
and is now prepared with a new and substantial boat,
at all times to accommodate the public. Charges
usual rates.
URIAH SMITH.
June 11th. 1357. 3S-3m
Notice.
THE undersigned are no longer stockholders in tho
Nemaha Valley Bank, and are not responsible
for its is.uc, having sold our i terest ia tberaino to
Msrs Jones, k Barkelow, S. E. Roger?, F. David
son aud their associates.
SAMX R. RIDD. E
B. R. PEGRAM.
Brownville, March lSih, ls57.
.ra
J. W. COLEMAN,
Land and Lot Agent
AND
REAL-ESTATE BROKER.
-FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT. , . .
Xiand ZSntorod on Time.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
TJROIVXYILLE, TS. T.
Kanawha Salt. 2000 bbls on consignment,
and will b eold at a reduced price, by
J. B. JENNINGS.
Frnit. 150 boxes hrs and qr M R RhLmus, and
CO bxs Oranges and Lemons, for sale I y
. , J. B. JENNINGS. -
Rope ICO CoiU Manilla and Jute Ru;:, rcm
J, to 2 inches, just received, and for sale by
J. B. JENNINGS.
Ulackcrel. 120 package no. 1, 2. and 3 UiR-k-crel
in i, y, and whole bbL., jost received, and for
sale by
J. B. JENNINGS.
Fresh Oysters. 100 doa Field's celebrated
Oysters, on direct consignment, ia store, and fur sale,
J. B. JENNINGS.
Nails. 300 Kegs assorted, in store, and for sale by
J. li. JENNINGS.
Fish. 100 bxs no. 1 dried herrings, and 2000
pounds Superior Codfish, just received, and for
sale by
J. B. JENNINGS.
Window ;ia-s. 150 boxes 8X1010X12
rlas. just received, and for sale, hv
J. B. JENNINGS.
St Joseph, Mo. April 30, '57.
DAVID H. Jt'LAUUHLIN. CHARLES G. POKSEY.
Mclaughlin & dorsey,
ME AIL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Tint Street, (opposite " Advartlier" olSce.)
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Will attend to Filing Declarations of intention to !
Securing Pre-cmpticns, Locating Land Warrants.
Enteriag Land.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
Particular attention will be pail to buying and
selling property on commission, and making iuvest
menU for distant dealers.
Correspondence solicited.
Mclaughlin a dorsey.
hktzz to
Bradford, McLennan k McGary, Nebraska City, N.T.
McPher.-Hin, Xlo-rison. k Uutchins, BfLiwavilie, N. T.
O. H. Barnet, Esi Daya,Ohlo.'
F02 SALE.
Lot 5 in block 59; Lots 3 and 12 in block 4A; Lot
10 in block i7, in the City of BrownTille, br
M:LAUGULIN 4 DORSEY.
TOR SALE.
Lot 2 in block 4! best Levee k-t in Erowuvilc:
also, house and lot in block 2 Main street.. ..
MeLAUGHLIN A DOR.SEY.
F02 SALE.
HIf of lot 11 in block 13 Main street; also, lot 4
in block 13. Ah?, 4"i acres of laud joining Sou tt
BrewDville.by 3!?LAUGnUNl r0r:EY-
Apnl 11, 1?57. 4j-3j
TI10S. II. LARKE. & CO.
AND
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
At. 33 Ltvee and eor. C-,mw,reial Sl
ST. LOUIS, JIO.
jy-.ecial attention given to sales of
ami AVliEAT. No-oHr3 tiken for tio pr:Iajj"
of Ilerrp, directly or indirectly. '.
April 16th, 1S57. 44-3 ta
H. T. BEXXETT, t. S. MOSTOS, K.H. HAltllNtf
DENXET 2IORTOX A: IL1RDIXG.
Attorneys' atlaw,
Nebraska City, X. and Glenwood, ta.
TTJILL practice in nil tbe Courts of Nbrask a.id
V Western Iowa. Particular attention ptvid to
obtainirg, locating Land Warrants, and eoUectioo of
debts. - i . . t
REFERENCE: .
IIn. Lewi Ca, Detroi W f r i iL'J ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' "
.iulinsD.Morton . -f igan;
Gov. Joel A. Matteson, SpringfieM, HI;
Gov. J. W. Grimes, Iowa City, Iowa; - '-t;.'-B.
P. Fifiled, St. Ixni,Mo.: '
Hon. Daniel O. Morton. Toledo, Ohio t " -f-J
P. A. Sarpy. Bellevuc, Nebraska: ... J 1
SedgewichA Walker, Chicago, HI;, .j"" . : -Green,
Weare A Benton, Council Bluffs, Iowa.- -
NEW TRI-WEEKLY LVIL.
1 - i , a i
'A
i , I
nocnpoiiT, r:o "
brownville; Nebraska.-
GEO. E. LICLAIIT,
HAVING taken thf contrwt f ;r rrj!r.g : th
Mail between the above point?, takes this method
of informing the paLlic generally that be has mid-
preparations fur running a Iia.k on tlie above ruiiaotl
route : . . ..- - .
Leaving Rock Port every TursuyL Fri lay and
Sunday, at 12 o'clock Mu nrriving at lrrwnville at
2 o'clock. P.M.t leaving Riownvilld fur-Rock I'crt,
same evening at 3 o'clock P. IL -1
This route connects at Iik I'vrt wivh the Su Jo
seph and Council Bluffs Stae li:ie." f.nV at Bro rn
ville with the Stag line leading from T )rckaKnwvv
St. Joseph Mo.,Iiidcpendtnve, Karas(rity and jlhtr.
poinU blow ; and- to Nebraska City, Omaha City
and other' points above; and New rSrt" Kearney,
west; The sub.orib3r , hopes by d!Ti?at atta ia-
to business and-ftceocimr.daLion- to U3t oners, to
mPritahare of the public patronnge; " -
larticular attention paid to the cor-rcrar.i i
Packages or pareeli. , Charges moderate; but soac-
eountabilitv for unavoidable aecidenta, '
April7 1S56. 43-tf
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
GEORGE CLATES. ; ., J.J. IT. LII.
clates A: Li:rl '
Real Estate -nnd General' 'Aeeacv.
r 0MAIU CITTrN.TiTT r. J
References.J
James Wright, Broker, '' " .if . INew York,. ,
Wm. A, Woodward. Zs. . .' i t ' ,
Hon. R. Wood, Ex-Gov. of Ohio, CJev'otanl, .1
Wicks, Otic and Brownell, Bankers, ''
Aleott k Uorton, , . T ' : .
Col. Robert Canplllr fits Locii,
James Ridgway,E.-q. - ,;.,(..", .
Cra wforn and Sackett4 . . . Chieagi. '
Omaha City, Aug. 30, 1S56. rYlnB!-ly . .
Horses 7uit:d. --t. :
I will pay tho highest price for a few fino, wall
broke horses. ;
Apply at my stable in Brownville, .
J. W. COLEMAN.
, Special Rotice.;
Short Settlement Make Long FneniL
THE iubseribera renest aH'thaf ire indebted to' .
them, by note r aeeonnt,' t make pnyTnentby
the 15th of February next, as cne if the firm ;,
start Eat at that time for a new an 1 full' ro-k'if -goods,
and CASH will be war, ted to yyforthitB. 7 " "
We return f ur thanks to our friend for their
patronage to this tim. and promise to merit, tt tt n-"
tinnance ol the same hwaftr. " ' "
WM. HOBLITZELL A CO. '
Brownville. Jan. fith. 1K57. . . . - '
For Sale. , ; ,.
50 bbls. and 1 00 sks Hour, at - t
.. McALLISTER,;D0ZIER A XX
O. r. LAKE,
Brownville.
w. ix. ntwTEiv
.. NJmaLaCit..; '
LAKE & HOOVER, -
111 BTSE ffiis
AK1
NOT AIT YS VtmACSr?:
EroxTnviUc and Nermha City,
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
f ILL promptly attend tarland '.Vgcneie. laying
V taxas, Drawing money, boding1 aa'J in,Iti!'
Real EstAkC, buying and a lling on Ctrjnisio'j
Making Collection fr dL-tant dea!x, and wl( . UULi"
of business pertainiiig to their pr..fussion. ' ' , " "
Particular attenU in wl!!begiv,: ia filing de1arA'2
tory statements to pre-empt V i rocurir Wa-,
ran ty Deedi from the Town authoriik. '!
Persons owning tots urn. residing at a dltAnca -wUhing
to procure Warranty Deeds wilt fll irell to
place the agency in our hand, (a'wa J t preftiting
their Quitclaim Deeds forwid Lot within '.ho ex
piration of six months, as after that time all lm not
Deeded will be sold.
Blanks alwajs on hand! t. r , ,.
N. B. Ietters cf hrinirv answered pMlrrily-
March 21, '57. . jir-; i 41-1
- ' -
A ttornrr and' Cou nsrU or -"at " A ?r
rROWNVlLIiI5,fT?'. '
Will practice ia the Third Judicial Diatriot. in Ne
braska Territory, and in the TwtlfLk Judicial Circuit
in the State of Mis.urj. t
nm-:i:ENCi-is: v.7;V.;
Richard Brown, ' Brownvijli N. I, . t
R. W. Furna, . .
ir. .unit fi ?i ucfjnr . 4 4ppwauo?, VU1'. -
Jauis Frtcr. Ori, -r . -
ieorge N. Miller, AtLct, N. V. ' v ' i
T. B. CVXINO. - lOKX
. - T "
Crt-lC.
CLM1NG, k TURK,
i
Attorneys at JkTical "bXily AenV,
nw enrrusted V) them, ia the Terrifial' ar
Iowa Courts, to tbo purchase of lots and Luula, en-
trries and pre-emptions, collection, Ac."' - '
Office in the second story of Henry . U Oct new
ou.lding, nearly opposite the Westirra .lXt!tan?
.1IAXUFACTORY.
. . Maia Street, .
BROWNVILLE, N. T. - .
WILLIAMrT.JDEN;! '
sV RESPECTFULLY Vetera " bis ' sler
if S tlJ,lt', x" taacitirm. of -Brjwnv?.U act
1 ti- f unending oounlry fr tbeii: lilral rU
j ronagc extended hiin fincc h'nnmm'a'U eniaratinif
in ue aoove line ana piaee, a&a be woai.I aary to aia
old and new customer who wih to aontiaae their
DfttronaPA. that bVl&4int rtnmr.il f,r. Kf ljuaia
with a large stock of the beAt eeality leather,
m.. J 1 v:- : Jit.. .
materials, style of work to be had atthrabr c enab
rant cannot be surpassed Wet(.f St. LouU.
Brownville, Jan. 3rd. 2357. - fl-f
Cash! CashU Cash.!!!
TnE nndcrrigned would xn.t earmsfjcull upoa
those knoingthem?v!vcsuidetttdfur Medicine
and Medical attnlanco toeomo forward atd settl
without further uotico - A. S. HOLL ADA Y.
Brownville, Mayll'ST.; .r' ,.t, 4ct-jf
PHTE LUIIBER ! ! !
W.TTT7 - . ... . - ...
f i nit. unucrs.gnea rpec!iui:r inJoTm tua c.t.iens
X. of BrowuTiile, and NcmiUia and stirt3uu.lir
counties that in a few days wc will op?u a X'i u
Lumber Yard in Brownville, where vie w 11 kep f-r
t altf a well splected stock cf Pine Luu&e; frm 1 i to
3 inches. Ali, Pine Siding M or.tc, Flouring; i'.ina
Shinglcis acd Pine Lath, all wLk U o w .lx tc'J. at
fair prices '
roc cash oxlv.-n
ii. r.Ru'A': a Co. '
BrornvU, Junr 21:h, V7j r, f. vl'-'tf
Fcr ma!
10,00 p.-wndsBac)n at ,
MsALLISTER, PONIES iCO x "
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