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:": of F '.iff latest improved Can!
j- ' 1:; -,VI :'-' wri jr. t i.rs, llrusze Work, will
".ar at Tin ion.
: -..:): proai'tlr attended to,
, t; e :a;i .-.IjcUou ir no pay.
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;,n.j oSce Open.
T';e ("Hices for tie Nem.tba Land
; ..-tat tiis cii v, onei TCiterJav for pre--.
o:;. TheK'Vf' Nixon, lias been
': - Filircs ff several dars, which cum
, i ,- :j noon restcrJav 1S3. Tcriocs des" -
- d T-'cran d can now conic in and prove up
je-tr.M t their lands. This will no doubt
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ntel'iigonce to very raanj settlers.
Iraproieincnts.
; c :?r? cur last issue IIoJiEU Jciixsox has put
... has i.ow enclosed a fine two story busi-
L"VJjP cn iLiia strei-t, opposite the Bank
Ii-.LT.iDAT. has clso erected a new
i-TD ii.i:n street, to be occupied by the
tz of J. II. Hatjx & Co.,
and the
The Land Officers, CuL Nlxox and Mr
?ii:r2, iuvc purchased the lots on the comer
, ' Ma .; and Front streets, and erected thereon
ilcildi!! to be used as the Land ofnec.
il. S. Tuu::rt h;is just com pleted a fine re?
:,!.cc on the confer of Fifth and Atlantic
f:r"vtf .
T'ua contract has been given Mr. Thuebeb
w erect a S;l,l House on the comer of Sixth
a-. J At.lai.tictrrfts.
-leted bv Nov. 10: L
The luilding to be com
Tliose of y ju who have
i,wt ra d the tax levied to build this house,
'j!j.ic walk tip to the Clerk's oCice aud
.i ti
li l'. StcLT has given out the j-b of cut-
iluw.T lot
i
K)Ck
lJ frjntin on the
riviT, to ie completed this f.dl. Parson Wells
J.ur. Srott contractors. All right.
I,c .una u: Caesox have completed
ti::r new lacking house- on Main street, and
a.": new r;a !y to "drive along."
Ml:- 1" HoaI'LT, are erecting a two story
:.--.'. cn the corner of Main and First street.
k v er .--to-v to be used for a Banking
Y.j-i, and we of the Advertiser, will "live up
G. V. Bn.vTTOX and E. E. Pahkeu ars each
c::;r new
' -. Lt rti "
i
reoidoiices, out Maiu street near
IL !' Hows, is erecting an extra fine three
:ry rcsiJcr.ee on the corner of Water and
?.iih erects, which when completed will be
r.nest building in the city.
l'.ir!i Wklls h.is completed and moved
:..: his new house, on Atlantic street between
i i. and oth stwts.
Sheriff CoLr.iixK Las biiilt him a fine ni
vu First street between Water and
South Eronville.
Mr. Kneock has just completed'a
n:-v resi lewee in South Brownvillc.
J. 11. k IL C. LEU'iErt, arc each erecting
r.chrkk rcsiuences on Nebraska Avenue.
V. rEUiji"N.s is also making preparations to
luiid vet this fall.
Xev Enstenfl UarUs.
This Troupe of
Singers gave
t'.vo Concerts in this City Friday and Saturday
Bvcnii.gs, 221 and 2rVd, at IlalUm's Hall.
The house was crowded on both evenings, and
aU felt they hod their "money's worth." Du
rarrt h;w alout as much drollery in him as is
1 ccessary fur one man to possess, and he man
tles to let cureb of it out to cause one to
9 it Lis sides a huLin-" almost
The "Wind FIdiist Monscur Comclf' ave
a penect at Haifa's Hall on WednesJar
oei.inj last. We loUeve all felt tliat as an
"u:.rrtu::ate nun" he was welcome to the
"'linrteV Un tLat there was "no ruonc; iu the
iiivestmer.l."
The Thajcr Famllj.
Ui;r city Las LecjcCTiliarIy favor
c l of late in the war of entertainments of va-n-uss
kinds; but we venture the assertion that
li 'tic ha? .ven so universal satisfaction as did
-Thayer Fahilt," who held forth in
Wa'lam's Hall Fridav and Saturday evenings
of last week, to overflowing houses on both
evening YC had the pleasure of hearing
tii is Trouje in the East several years ago.
riiy were then giving -universal satisfaction
wherever tbey went, and we are ileascd to
know that aa they "grow older they grow bet
ter." The performance on Sax Horns by La
dies w novel, and the Misses Thayer certain
ly reflect credit upon the undertaking.
Off his Beat.
A gc;.iii:;e "Organ and Monkey man"
Tpeared in cur strvets the other day taking
liie eye, and tickling the particular fancy of
U.e juvenile Drownvillians. Wbcrehccome
m or where he went to no one knows. Ter-
rs he is a spontaneous production of Xe
krka soil.
Man Overljoard DrowRcd.
A man named Owes of Ne
braska City, in a fit of derangement, the effect
f "imbibing" too freely, jumped overboard off
the steamer Carrier, just above this city, on
l'cr downward trip last week. Eefore.be could
be reached with the yawl he sank to rise no
111 'e. The young man's mother was aboard.
Sal crer.t.
I'roiaolca. .
We see thr.t ourol l friciul Corporal B. S,
Kle, of Troy Ohio, with, whom wc hare per
formed "military duty" many a day, has been
Prnotetl to the position of Adjutant General
s& tho rank of. Licutcuaiil Colonel. Our sa
1'' Cuu Ktle.
We learn tliat six of the icautiful cast iron
rIars of the Capital at Omaha fell and was
fce lo pieces lost wet. It was owinS to
E'--e defect.
The Little Pilsrini.
Somebodv has placed upon our table a copy
the "Little Pilgrim' "Grace Greenwoods"
illustrated monthly for Girls and Boy. Who
has not heard of "Grace Greenwood" and read
so many nice alliens over that signature ?
Little Pilgm is just the thin;; for the lit
folks and we hope a club will be gotten up
Brownvnle and other joints m this coucty.
Parents can do nothing better than to place in
the hands of their children anewspaperor mag
azine, provided it possesses a high moral tone,
and of such we vouch for the "Little Pilgrim."
Terms only 50 cts single copies, five copies for
$2 ; fifty copies for $15. Address, L. K. Lip-
pincott, CO S. 3d St., Philadelphia.
The Horticulturist.
Decidedly the finest work of its
kind is the Horticulturist, edited by J. Jay
Smith, and published by R. P. Smith, Phil
adelphia. The August number is upon our table freight
ed as usual with a large amount of interesting
and useful matter.
We call the attention of the travelling pub
lic to the advertisement of the "Platte Pdver
Ferry," in another column of to-days paper.
The "Crossing of Platte" has always been an
obstacle in travelling up and down the country
on the Nebraska side of the Missouri River.
We are glad to know a good Ferry has been
eftabliilTed where it has.
BroTniville Hotel.
This building is processing rapidly.
There has been quite a liberal appropriation of
leal Estate, by a number of individuals, for its
completion, aDd the Board of Directors have
iad. under advisement the lest plan of con
verting the property into morcy. It has been
thought the plan, as published in another col
umn would be the best, and accordingly have
adopted it and now place it Ijcfore the public.
Road the programme : It explains itself.
Missouri Election.
We hive not the ofacial vote be
fore uf, but have learned sufficient to warrant
the conclusion that Stewart is elected by a small
majority.
A Cat Fish, weighing 1G5 pounds, wns
caught at the mouth of the Pappillion Creek,
one day last week. That's the kind of fish
ing we do here in Nebraska. Smaller oues,
we believe, arc considered of no account, with
our Waltonian disciples. BeUvue Gizttte.
That beats you, Mr. IIofTman. Try another
bait Pat on a '-young Ljun," Luilalo call,
or something like that.
The gentleman whose r.arae nppcars in our
list, as agent for Omaha City, will confer a fa
vor by making ns .1 statement of his business
with this office, s-?i.
Aice Melon.
Vs. Hall, Eq., has the thanks of the "Ad
vertiser ofTicc" for the finet indn left n, it has been
our "ensure to meet with ' this season. If any
suppose .ueh treatment is offensive, wc beg toa;-urc
them they arc laViring under a grand miaUke.
IIcaiT ralSnrc
The Diiio I.iic Insurance i 7m.-t Com
pany has failcii,to the tune of Seven Millions of Dol
lars. Particulars next week.
The River.
The Ulissocri Hirer Trade Her
Boats, and Value thereof.
The Sf. Lonim HrpnUiriH in sjtcaking of the 5Iis
souri Ilivcr, says: There no trade in the United
States, if there be in the world, that employs as
many steamboats as d cs that cf the Mi?str.ri River:
nor is there a Hirer in which ns good, staunch built
and fine boats arc required. The llissouri is a dan
gerous stream to navignte, even during highest wa
ter, and consequently a boat built for that stream
must be cf the best and soundest nuttcrLil, besides
being put together in the stauncbest manner. There
is n,t a river in the West in which a good boat iss
libcrary supported as on the Missouri, nor is there a
Uiver where as hih pris for freight and passage
arc paid. SteamWvt cdieers and their crews are
better paid in the Missouri than in any usher Hirer,
and boa's that run it make more money than tbey
cou'd anywhere else. In fact, the llis-nari is the
great Uiver of the West. The people who are ein-
ployed on it, and who travel on it, livo faster and
better than on any other stream in the knonu
world. In order to give our readers wh3 reside in
other States anldea of what is going on in the Mis
souri Hirer, we will state that there are now running
the Missouri Uiver Trade, Fortif-Le Seirmfrn, the
estiin.it?d value of which is, one m 11 inn .ir ftHdrrd
and icty-iMe thont'tud dollar. We ia.iy ndd also
that there arc now building at least a dozen new
boats for this trade next spring. There are toe, at
present, seven or eight transient boats that have
been engaged in the Uiver nearly all tho season, car
rying railroad ir n. lumber, 4c. We my have omit
ted to mention one or two ef the ne
hoauWt thU
U
eeasonbat fr in what we nuy have given above
some idea maybe formed of the immense importance
of the Missouri Uiver trada.
Alonzo Child.
This tljgant Steamer landed at our wharf
on the 1 itb, having nvvde a trip from this city to St.
Louis aid back in tip.ce dayt. That's what wo
call making 'double quick time." The Child is a
great favorite with the travelling public Seme of
oar -lady folks" who went passengers on this boat,
tier last trip, write back. fc We had an exceedingly
pleasant trip. Found Clerk Trsox, jid indeed all
the officers as accommodating and obliging as "cnUe-m-sn
could be, rL,pe the "Advertiser- will gi vc them
a ' loudpHfr Tyson, won't that do, coming from &
young lady, without our saying another word ?
Silrer Heels.
This excellent Loat which we have missed
r i -
iot xerrriu inps, laaded t cur wharf Monda2Hh.
r nd a-ka'f d If , from Loi, This knocks
any time of the season, and we believe u the quickest.
time ever mnde between St. Louis and this city. The
Silver Heels has bn nndcr-oing rtpirs, is newly
painted an I sited up in excellent st3le, with a n?w
e .mm.vnder, CpL Flex Calveet. Sh- landed
freight and pisscEgers and went on up the river a
flying." Thanks to Mr. Kiddle for rr.;,ra.
Omaha.
This excellent and regular S:nm:rr rassed nt
on Tuesday 2ith. Had nottiing fwour .eoj Jc and
so diln'tstop. She was driving along u her usual
ra did speed. Capt. Wixelam) yoall have- to -tuny
up the cakes," the Silver lice's lead s yi ur time.
llr. Wilcox has cur thanks .r rmpers thrown
ashore.
Slcomcr Ilesperian.
We gave in our last issue, mre!v a
notice of the arrival of this tew Steajarr at our
wharf, and as she p -ssed np afU-r night wc h d but a
p-xir opportunity of seeing what t-he looked like. On
tbe 14th she again made her appearance at Mir land
ing when we had a chance to take a "good liok.'
The Hesperian is an entire new boat, built cviiressly
for this trade, under the personal supervision
i:,.mrr.. '
1 ' ucr 5rnuL-m.ujy m p.iiv-uwa
comuunder. il-r passenger accoujiiodaliotJ arc sec-
ond to noae on the river. Every tfiinjj&baat the boat
is new, neat and clean! j, and a passenger who eould
not feel at Lome aboard such a "floating palace,'
onght to "go afoot." She was pronounced bj all
wto saw her here to be "A Xo. 1." She was built,
and is ovned by St. Joseph and Council Bluff Cap
italists. Lons maj she wave." To her Clerk, ilr.
Srmns, we return thanks for les of St. Louis and St.
Joseph papers.
Hannibal.
This Steamer arrived at our wharf Saturday
morn'ir r last and put off quite a number of passengers,
and a heavy lot of freight. She experienced consid
erable dllEoulfy in getting over the bar Istwccn this
and the mouth of the little Nemaha.
Asa Tllns.
This excellent Steamer arrived on Sunday
last ; discharged and received passengers. The gen
tlemanly Clerk, Mr. Horiaxs, will pleara accept our
thankj for St. Louis papers, and that "ei'jht year old"
per Tthox, who with one or two other frienda ait-f-d
in quaSng to the health of "Asu IIprKixs."
!Yato,sa.
This regular St. Joseph and Council Lluff
Packet makes her trips regularly and appears to be
doin a nice business.
Em! grant.
This Steamer arrived from St. Louis on Sat
urday 22.1, put eff freight and passengers.
Col. Crosman.
This Steamer arrived from St. Louis, Sun
day IT-d, put off freight for J. ILDavis.J. McITierson,
I. T. h itc, & Co., il u.Lr i Ilofcdly, and passed on up
for Sioux City.
I'TEW FERRY.
Across The Shute
At the Head of the Inland
ABOVE BROWNVILLE,
To W. S. Hall & Co.'s Saw Mill.
THE undersigned announces in the Public that he
haa purchased the Ferry privilege granted Jiick
son Tutors, at the lait Session tX the Legislature,
and is n ?w prepared with a new and substantial i oat,
at a!l tLnieii to accommodate the public. Charges
usu:J nitei. -
URIAH SillTH.
June 11th, 1S57. 3S-3m
J. W. COLEMAN,
Land and Lot Agent
REAL-ESTATE BROKER.
FARMS FOli SALE Oli KENT.
Xa33.ci SntcrcclonTirac.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
BItOAVN VILLI;, JT. T.
! BAV'in II. H'LArcnLIN'. CHARLES C. POKSET.
Mclaughlin & Dorset,
iSEAL ESTATE
AND
GEXERAL LAND AGENTS,
First Street, ( opposite 44 Advertiser" office,)
DI10WN villi:, n. t.
Will attend to Filing Declarations of intention to
Securing lT2-einr.ti.ns, Iiocating Land "Warrants.
Euterinjr. Iand.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
Particular attention will he paid to haying and
selling property on commission, and making invest
ments for distant dealers.
Cornjs;R)udeuee solicited.
MeLAUGHIJN i DORSEY.
EEFEE TO
f!rad ford, 'McLennan 4 MeGaty. Nebraska City.X.T.
Mi-lTiersMin, Mrrin,4 Hutchins, Urownvillc, N. T.
O. II. lJarnet, Ls j Dayton, Ohio.
Notice.
Editor "Wrnd-fl Ado rtivr":
1eak ir: IubMikicgovertbelastnnroberof your
jper a n-.ttice attracted oiy attention signed ly
Jen-me Hoover. Lsq., in which he stat'jsthat certain
stories arc in circulation tha t the undersigned claim
sunie interest in Nemaha City for "the purpose of in
juring its prosperity. It may do quite well U cir
culate a report of that nature where the facts are
unknown, but to t -ose knowing tho facts such a
statement is merely fnolisb.
Aud for the purple of giving a fair opportunity
to persons to ascertain the tacts we hereby warn all
. persons frcirf' purchasing .ny pretended claim or
I interest in the said town of Nemaha City, from the
sciid Jeroinc"Ibovcr, as he has sold and received pay
ft r nine- twelfths of said town,and suit is mw pending
to plac-c the undersigned in possession of the interest
by them purjhased in the ame; and they have not
authorized the said Ih-ovcr to sell or dispose of any
portion of their interest, but directed suit to be
brought long since f-r its rwovcry.
Yours,
F. J. MAUPnALL.
JNO. DONIPHAN.
J AS. DONIPHAN.
It. U liALLAUD.
U. C. 15ISII0P.
u D. r.iun
A. (J. WOODWAUD.
S. F. NFCKOLLS.
CHAS. F. HOLLY.
42-tf
Msrch 2Sth, 1S07.
W. IL WILLI A3IS,
WnoLESALK ND RETAIL UEALEB 131
STOVES & TINWARE
TAKHS pleasure in announcing the citizens of
mn and the public in rneral. that he has
Or-
as on
hand the uist extensive slock of Stoves and Tin
war;, ever offered in this market. My stek of Tin
wars is of my own manufacture, and is for sale at
Wholesale and Uctail at St. Iouis prices.
I would call particular attention to my stock of
COOKING STOVES, comprising the most improved
I pat-ernsboth Air-Tight nnd 1'remiam. Among them
mavbe foand FilW's Charter Oak, the best stove now
in use, the Asiatic Air-Tight, Pioneer and prize I rc
miuin. Also
Parlor & Box Stoves
Of various Suand Puttcrns, which I wiil
SELL LOWEIi THAN ANY HOUSE IN TOWN.
Particular attention paid to making and patting
np Tin Gutters, in the town and country. Also, re
pairing done on short notice and on reasonable term ".
Old "copper, Brass and Pewter taken in exchange
f.jrwork or ware. W. W. WILLIAMS,
vl-r.5 Oregon, Mo, July 5, 1 ;.
NEW TIU-WEEKLY MAIL,
S VS.
FROM
nocu: port, tlto.
TO
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
GEO. II UCIiART,
i
HAVLVG taken tie contract for carrying the
Hail between the bive jioints, takes this method
of informing the public generally that be has made
preparations for running u Hack on the above named
route :
Leaving Bock Port every Tuesday, Friday and
Sunday, at i ocluck II.: arriving at Brownville at
2 o'clock. P.M.: leaving Brownville for Bock Port,
same evening at 5 o'clock P. II.
This route eonnTtri at Bock Port wiih the St. Jo
seph and Council Bluffs Stae line, and at Brown
villo with the Stsge line leading firm Topeka Kansas,
St. Joseph !., Iudejcndenee. Kansas Ci:y and other
prints below; ani to Nebraska City. Omaha City
and other point! above : awl New Fort Kearney,
west; The subsrrilrfT hopes by diligent attention
to business and actmmdation to customers, to
merit a share or the public patronnge.
Particular attention paid to the conveyance of
Packages or parcels. Charges nvJcrate; but no ac
countability ft unavoidable accidents,
Anril 7 1&55. 43-tf
Horses Vaat d.
will pay tha highrt iric fur a few nc, well
broke borscs.
Apply at my stable in Browcville,
J- W. COLEMAN.
T02 SAUL
I
of . u.rnlot ia ,,ck 19 Main street; also, lot 4
, !WMekl9-. Al' 4?-creof.1Di jornm? South
unwnville:bT McLAl GULLS L D015E V.
April 21, 18i7.
4i-ly
WK, LCCAS.
C. I
TT3 Tv IT mm
THOMrsos.
ILUCA
fc Successors to
C. H. ncCTJITG & CO.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Will Lave in store this fall a very superior stock of
Among- which may be
PrJNTS, INDIANA CLOTHS.
DELANES, BOMBAZINES,
CASHMERES, CLOTHS,
MERINOES. CASSIMERES,
ALPACAS; SATINETTS,
Our Sto:k . of
Will embrace all the Latest Styles and Newest Goods offered to the trade.
0ur White Goods Eoom
Will wefdled icith a Very Choice Selection of everything under that
Head. We will aho keep a complete line of
ZK2J" 0 rEC 321 X2 1327 CTi XT S J3LZ 5 9
Which we will offer to tho trade cpon good terms, as houses exclusively in that business.
Our stock of
BROWN MUSLIN;
BLEACHED MUSLIN,
OSNABURGS,
LINSEYES,
Will he found as complete
We aTe determined to offer these gouda at very close profit
Time buyers. v2nS-3m
Real-Estate For Sale.
1 HAVE FOK SALE and will sell at a bargain if appli
cjtkm be made eotm :
160 Acres of entered land part timber part bottom prairie
itliin one and one half mil r of Br twnville.
160 Acres entered laul, enie description a above, 40
acres urt'icr cultivation, good bouse and barn, adjoin
ing the Citr of Brownville.
80 Acres of excellent bottom prairie lasd entered, and
within twe miles of Brownvillc
55 Acres beavy timbered bottom land adjoining Brcwn
ville will be sold cheap for cash.
50 Clioice lUin South Brownvillc.
25 Its in the City or Brownville.
2 Shares in the town of Wyoming.
K. W. FURXAS, Real-llstate A'pt.
Brownville, X. T.
Ans. 6th, VSn.
DOWIJ ALL, TffA-RTTiTft?y ti CO.,
WASINGTON FOUNDRY,
Engine and Machine Shop,
CORNER Or SECOXD AKD SOBQA.1 (TBXETS, ,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Manufacturers of Steam Engines aud Boilers, Saw and
Grist Mill Jljchmery, Single aul liible Circular Sow
34il!s, Toliaou Screws and Presses Lard Kettles. Lard
Screws aiid (,'yiiiKlcrs, Wix.l Cartlmjr it c!iines Builuiug
Casiiuss, Tonne's Improved Patent Smut Mills, &.c.
J3-AGKSTS ft.r the bale of James Smitli &. Co.'s Su
perior Machine Cards. v2u-ly
Strayed or Stolen,
FROM the Subscriber, a gray horse about sixteen hards
hUU, black main and Mack tail, atout eijrbt years old.
Any person uiviug infinnation where the horse is or de
livering the siiae to me wiil be liberally rewarded; said
hurse had suniethiug like the tisieiow w'jen he left.
C ilULL'.S.
Xebraka City. X. T., Aug. 5, 1S57. n8-6w
Dissolution,'
TI1E partincrshiy heretwf'ire cxistin; between lluir &
llaim and ."Utur, liann 4i Co., is this d.iy dissolved by
mutual consent, and will be continued under the nf.uie
and ft -in or Iloadly &. Miiir.
All the debts contracted by Jno A. II nn for the former
partnership will be paid by UoaJJy it. 31 i:lr. who still xu
tinue the business. liOAPLY &. Unit.
JSO. U. HANX.
An?. 6th. IS57. nS-3w
Hattrasses.
33huk Vattrasses jast received at tbestore nf
Aug. 6, 16o7. nS I. T. WnTTE.
POUTIIR'S SriKIT OF THE TlilLS.
General Purchasing Agency.
TUK constantly incrensins demand cpon as to cxi;cute
coiiimisi4is lor Uie pu rchase vt all kiudi of articles botii
tor rtilen;s Jnd non-resirtcnts or the city, has inCucci
us to estabiuli, in tviiriection with our newspaper eaicr
prise, a
PTJBCHASHTG BTTEEATJ
uuJer the immediate supervision of or e uf our firm, as- t
UtCn! hy tie most accinp!iLeU exf erj., for tujqthjinfj j
ang article in the u&rld.
lirticu!r attention will be paid to tbe t'ection, pnr-
chase, and sale of thorough -bred Cattle ami Horse Sluck, '
trained Uvi&, 1 errew, anu raucj- Fowls, drnagc, Uiipjry,
and S;uld:e Horses, Carria?Ca. HarucsK and SidUlef, Time
Watches, every description of Eire Arms. Ruling Arti
cles. Firtiins Rls and Tck!e, Music and Musical Instru
ment, Tacbts. Sail and Itow Doats. Furniture, fine Wines,
Liquors, and Siars; Cricket and Ball Eats, P;tds, 4tc., lc.
Acriltltural IMplXjIEXTS, of Uie latest ani! most
improvel kinds ; Seeds, PianU, Fruit, Fo-rest and Shade
trees, and all kinds of Books treaiiiisn subjects of im
portance to tbc Farmer, Horticulturist, and Florist.
State Rooms Ekgaoed in adv.mce, cn Steamers and
Packets Vi leave for Europe. Calif-roia. the West Indies,
oraiiyparto the world. This will obviate the necessity
to residents of inland t wns. aud p! ceti where no steamer
agencies exist, of coming to New York two or three weeks
in advance as they are now frequently required to do
cither to obtain passage. orttecureeli;;il'.e accommoda
tion. In thi department, we will be ready to tccare
Rooms at Hotels at favorable rites, so as to protect
the stranger from iuip-u.it ion as well nw inconvenience;
and. iu short, to perioral any descri;.rfin of commission
that would ordinarily require the prcseuce of the party
bimse'.f .
(ieutlcmen who desire to form Libraries, or wbo may
wish to procure the Choice Literature of the dity, can
always rely upon our judgement amj selection. Also,
Blank books ami Stationery, and Book tnd Xews Pacr,
for printer.
FOR TnE LADIES, we will procure the latest Tahion
Platef, stylw of B-.naets. eampesf the newest varie
ties of pad:i, CkMTtueticg, irfumes. and fancy articles, and
we t hsll always be pleased to furtish overruling couuect
el wiih their wants.
In i-bort, for any service which mjv t required, tbc
public may rerr upon ns, with Uie runs! perfect euatiaeuce
for fidelity, and dispatch. Apply to
GKO. w. KlUESani..
Pjrter's Spirit of the Times, 34S Bnadway. X. T.
X. B. Subscriptions for Porter's Spirit of the Times,
a Sporting Literar. Aki icuitural, Faiui!y Weekly News
paper, may be forwarded to the same directicn. Terms,
$3 a year.
NOTICE TO STOCXHOLDEES.
TrK third enstalwent .of 20 per cent on tl:e
stoctcufttie Brownville Hotel Coitpany, is rec.uiied to
be paid within ten tbiy ot this date.
ALEX. IIALIJ-Ur..
B-v order or the Board. ' Secretary
Dissolnticn.
TI1E purtnership beretofor ct'xistins between the
nnieri?bed nuder tbe name and stvie of MoPhcrson,
M'.'rr.cu i. Huu-hins was bv mutual oouscut dlssol red en
the28ihdnyof Juiy,lS57.
The !J business will be settled, nd the new ctratinued
byJuhnM-Pherson. J. M'PHERSON.
J. U. MOIJRISO.V,
Aug. 6th, 1S57. - R- p- Hrrcm.vs.
DANIEL S00Kt
Oregon, Ilolt County Missouri,
Dealer in
Gr !S ,
CHEMICALS. '
Dye-'Wcods, and DycstnfEs,
Oils, Paiatfi. &si Painter's Articles,
Varnishes, "Window-gliiss and Putt)',
French, English, and American Perfumery.
PINE toilet and sha'ing soaps, fine hair and
O tooth brushes, point brmdics, mrgicd and dent
al instrunienu, siees, -srinfis, manufactured
t.ucco: all the patent medicines of the day: pure
wines and brandies, fur medical purposes; choice
toilet and fancy articles, e-.ete.
AGEX1 FOR 1BE SALE CF
Dr. Wis tar' Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Boger's Liverwort, Tar and Cancbalagna
" Osors India Chidagogue,
" J.es' American CbolJgogue;
" OuvsoU's YclUw dock and Sarsaiiarilia;
" Smith's Tonic Syrap.
July 23, ISa". . v2nl-yly
TTD jHL "O"
And
' FOB SALE.
Lot 2 in block 4A, best Levee lot in Brownville;
ahw, house and lot in blot k 2 Main street.
MeliAUGHLlN A DORSET."
FOB SALE.
Iot 5 In blk 50; Lots 3 and 12 ia block 1; Lot
1(1 in blocks, ia the Citj f Bmwnvir.e. by
ilcLALTGHLIN A I0lu5ET.
i
VVM. S.
found a complete line of
JEANS,
TWEEDS,
OVEP COATINGS,
BLANKETS,
&c, iSrc
KERSEYS, TICKING,
NEGRO GOODS, SHIRTING STRIPES,
DRILLINGS; ' " TWEEDS,
APRON CHECKS, BAGGING, &c
as any iu tliis market.
and Uc&ire to call the attention of all CASH or prompt
LUCAS, THOMPSOX &. CO.
. FRESH AEEWAL
OF
NEW GO,
A T
I. T. WHITE & CO.
IJrovriiville, N. T.
WL have just received per Steamer "Emma" an
entirely new and lanre assortment of
SUPERIOR GOODS,
Which we will sell at as reasonable prices
as any establishment in the West,
onr motto being
"LIVE AND LET LIVE."
We have now in store a great variety of the fol
lowing articles, which we purchased for CASH and
conseaucntly can sell cbeap on tho same terms :
DRY GOODS,
HATS AXD CATS,
-SADDLERY,
HARDWARE,
FASH mPLBIEITTS,
CUTLERY,
' QUEENSWARE,
WILLOW WAKE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Eeady Hade dctMng.
And a fine assortment of
LIGHT GROCERIES,
Such as
Spice,
Peppers,
Soda,
Salaratn?,
, Ginger, .
Allspice, -etc.,
etc
And & good article of
Smoking and Chewing: Tobacco.
It is a pleasure to ua to show floods, and we ack
you to call round and see for yourselves.
1. T. WUYTE k CO.
Jane 9th, 1857. v2 1-1 y
w
7E offer to tho public, we arc confident, the
largest and best selected stock of Groceries
ever offered in this market:
6 UhdsSugsx, 0 Sacks Coffee,
"125 Sacks Floor, 5 Tierces Iiice,
3D Bbls .Molasses, 1G Boxes Star Candles,
2l Boxes Soap. 15 Sacks Salt,
15 Bbls Cider Vinlscr. 150 bbls Selt.
2EIIJJS CASnU!
l.T.'WlIYTEJt 00.
1 r-rv HFGS NAILS, just received, ami forUi
lOU by I. T. WUYTE ACO.
OOTS and SHOES A Tremendous Stock, just
received, opened, and for sale, by
I. T. WnYTE A CO.
75
- PLNE-DOOliS, Fur sale, by
1. T. Hi it & tu.
TJBESEKVEI) FKCITS: Strawberries, Peaches,
A Whortkbon ies 4c , Ac, to be bad at
I. T. WUYTE A COS.
Just Eeceived
by
2TPHE2S03', H022ISC3T & Hl'TtlUiiS,
A
larre assortment of the Economy Cooking Stove
which is an improvement on the Charter Oak ;
ana tnc siovewnicn voor ine premium a me uuiu
State Fair. Wc warrant it to give entire satisfac
tion or no sale.
... . . - i . . . i - . .i '
Also, an additional Stock of Tools, Hardware and
Cutlery, Boots, Shoes Ac.
Brownville, Jnly 15, 1357. v2n5yly
i
Kew Arrival
nr3 o "7" IS3 3
and
CHRISTIAN DEUSER.
brownville.
AXyOO'CE-Stothepr.blie that hflti jn?t re
ceived, per SteacHT Emma, a vcryTire and
well assorted stock of Parlor and Cook Stoves, of
new and improved pattern. s follow.;
Shaiighid Elevated Oven.
Cook Stoves.
Enek's Clipper otpb.
u Impror-d J'atiem u
Charter Oak u
all of which I pledge myself to sell at as fair rates,
and on as accommodating terms as any otner estab
lishment in this region of country.
I have also now on hand every reqnisite variety
of Tin. Cor ner and Sheet Iron wore, ami am prepared
j to put np guttering and spoiling and all other work
'in my line, at ahcrt notice, and in a workmanlike
manner, wlneu I warrant to give saiiaiacwon.
A share of totronage is elicited.
C. DEUSEH.
Brownville, July 1 6th, 1557. v2n5 ly
John H. Lightner,
Dealer in Stoves, Graes, Plows and Safes.
No. 82 Second street, bet ween locast and Main.
St. Lotus, ilo.
T2n5
Laborers Wanted.
TEN or fifteen ay lalxireni can find employment
the entire Season, bj applying to the so Wri
ter. J . . V ULfc. ? A .
Brownvillc, July lGih, 1357.
v2a-tf
J. B. 31 ALLISTEU. J. L. POZIKS. JOXAS CtXSZ,
Oreron. Mo. Erownville. N. T. On-rcn, Mo.
2IcAl,LISTEH, DOZIEI1 CO.,
FORYARDiiiQ a cd:.::J3Sio:i
MERCHANTS.
FANCY AZsD STAPLE
DRY GOODS!
UAItDWARE QUEEXSWAKE,
Groccrico,
So. 4 Hai Street, and JVo. 2 Lrree,
EROWXYILLE, X. T.
St. Joseih G:iette, Kansas H;ra'd, JaCTeraon CitT I
Enquirer aid St. Louis Iiepntlkan copy six months j
and char? this cilice
April 1(5 th, 1Sj7.
44-ly
THE
LABOEST
cr
NEW GOODS,
Ever Offered
r"fm Pf3rvtirr "rxTaT. CfY I
Just received "
Per Steamer Emma
AT THE
CASH AID PHODTJCE STORE
OF
McAllister, dozier & co.
Calico and Drown Sujir,
Fish Hooks and Clothes Tins, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
Ginghams and Molasses,
Steel Ten and Wash Boards, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Ssltand Brass Kettles,
Tar and Fine Combs, at
McALLISTFR, DOZIER & CO
Lawns and Ox Yokes,
Tin Ware ani Crushed Sugar, at
McAllister, dozier & ccr.
Bleached 5Iuslin and Bod Cords,
Shirt Collars and FiddleStrin, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
Denims' drawing knives,
De Lains and dried apples, at
McAllister, dozier & cy&.
Silk handkerchiefs and hand Saws,
Blacking and pain killer, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
Flour and irish linen,
Black pepper and bar lead, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
Flows and powder,
Bucket knives and percussion caps, at
McAllister, dozier & CP's,
Blk silk cravats and cod fish,
Lace mitts and wall paper, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Coffee and fine shirts,
Red and white flannel and tobhaceo, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Kice and ladies undfrslceves,
Kutmeg graters and Queensware. at
McAllister, dozier & CP's.
Glass and Ayers' cherry Pectoral,
Carpet sacks and hanl ware, at
McAllister, dozier & ox.
Ladies hosiery and log chains,
Needles and ehovels, at
McAllister, dozier & co.
luiies collars and striped shirting,
Puff combs and saddlery, at
McAllister, dozier & co-a.
Broad cloth and bar soap,
Currycombs and dress trimmings, at
McAllister, dozier & ccr.
Boots, shoes and star candles,
Lace edging and Salarar.us, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Cottonades and spectacles,
Brooms and Tkking. at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Sewing silk and buckets
Envelopes and Kentucky jeans, at
McAllister, dozier & co-s.
Blue drilling, knives and forks,
Tea and white bad, at
- McAllister, dozier & co's.
Wash tubs and tooth picks,
Buck combs and knit needles, at
McAllister, dozieri-j;o
Cassimers and vesting?,
Shoe brushes and Godfrey's cordial, at
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Iice veils and cologne,
Dress combs and giissrs. t
McAllister, dozier & co's.
Thimbles and razor straps.
Peart buttons and jews harps, at
McAllister, dozier & co-s.
Sopcnders and ribbon..
Brown, green and blue barfge, at
McAllister, dozier & co-.
Vinegar and linen thread,
Jaconet muslin and jhaving soap, at
McAllister. dozier & co.
Linen table spreads and shoe la -cts,
Indigo and Jaynes medicines, at
McAllister, dozier a- ccr.
Brown linen and raior,
Crash and diaper, at
McAllister, dozier & ccrs.
Colored cambric and ink, shoe.
Thread and cotton batting, at
McAllister, dozier a-co.
Table, tea .poon and wadding,
Coat's thread and jack plains, at
McAllister. dozier &cos.
Challi de lains, and window sash.
Doors and idiambray ginghams, at
McAllister, dozier & co-.
Straw gw-ds, and summer clothirg,
Surch and pins, at
McAllister, dozier a- ccs.
Bonnets and hair oil.
Bacon and artifioinl Cowers, at
McAllister, dozier & co.
A thousand and one articles not mentioned, call
round at
McAllister, dozier & co-s.
For Bry Goods of every description go to
McAllister, dozier a- co's.
For cheap Groceries and go"l brogans go ta
McAllister, dozier & co-s.
Iiyoa want U get that whieh is of the best go
to
McAllister, dozier a- co-s.
Who is it that always evince the imift solicitudi
nous anxiety to please the tasus aud captivate tho
yc :
- McAllister, dozi er & ccr&.
Consequently you should patronize
31 cALLISTES, DOZIER & CO'S.
Deal WUh
f.i'ALLlSTER, COZE?. & CD.
T")kAXKS of every dacripticn, for ialc at this
D Olice.
GIL:
m..jA Kjmli. i
(SECURED EY LETTE::3 PATZrT.)
Kesos"ne Illosixattsg Oii. Tbe llrht, ctlain
ed from this Oil exceeds in brilliancy that tf any
other oil cr Call t.rctif.re discovureu; is iacxJo
tivc, and will remain limped in ths very ccUdst
wither.
The Company recommend as the!anjji bft aipt
cd to this Vol, the Kericne Lamp, raAnufaoturcd
by the fol!owinfvaxtie: 31c.--sx. Corcl:us '; lUker,
also, Dyott, of ' l'tibdjli.hia., K. Y. Ilaaphwont &
Co -t-' Uroadway, the 'lirooklyu Flint iilxsa Co
Xo. 7i Lrcad Street, ihis-rs. Dictx i Co, 17.3 Wil
liam Street, I ilercier 137 Llm Street, X. Y
Sauij !es of different styles of Laapa can bo scea al
th U5ce of the Company.
?exe LrcKicaTiMi uil, o. L iTe-iorea to
suit, tho finest, and all other hinda of Jlachinerr
t.urna bri'.liantr in Locomotive Hoad Lits, Car
Lami, and all the ordi cary Solar and llanil Lam;s,
and standi as pra' a direc cf cold J bot'Spcrra
0 il, and Ls admirably adapted to HailroaJ aal Stcam
ship use.
Kesose-vk LnxiCATTN'G Oos,' Xo. 2, 3. SapcTio
Lubricators, and will bo foend to possess adrantage
over any Oils in the market at same price will sot
burn and has been thua prepared to meet tbd re
quire men Ls of Railroad and others.
KrttoSZNE UirxACLE Oiu Itex-ared fipro5?!y
for S'iiips'nse, and will le found admirably adapted
fur use of Steamships, Men of War, ilircliant Ves
sels, Lake and IUver craft, and burns in a" eabia
stateroom, binnacle, forecastle lacps, i,pa&I Ian
tern, Ac.
Einnaele Oil will r?main Cuid aj lonr as b-es
Spena, and wiil burn all ni-ht witboot rwiuirirg t
be trimmed, an advanUQ tiat will bo oaviotu t
every bai pinaster.
Tbc Kcrosen Oils can he obtained from th
Wholesale Oil Dealers. Ship Chandlers, Druggut,
and Grocers in New York, and the rejru!arly appoint
ed Agents of the Company in many of the principal
Towns and Villages of the United States, ta Cavaa
days, and the Island Cuba.
Local Azcnts appointed (in conformity with th
rules established by tho Bward uf Trustees,) on j
plicatioa to
AITSTEXR,
GtineruZ Aimit, Kerntrnv O, Cu .
'o. 50 Beaver Stroci, N.Y.
X.B. Circulars with full particulars, Ustimonia s,
prices, JLe will be forwarded on applicath u as abo e.
June 2oth, 1SJ7. v2 2-1 j
Efoticc-
4 LL persons arc hereby warned rt to cnt aar
I timber or in anywise dc-troy the samo on ny
Lots owned by the undersigned la Browrville r tht
additions thereto. A. KC l.NT7,
WM.UUTU.
BrownvHle, Juno 11th, 1S37. -52-tf
LOWFS
OMAHA CITY, N. T.
-a Pv jfv. smm. n - w y "J
LOOK TO YOUR DsTEKESTS!
Go To
XT.. 33-."VT-XJ3,
On ilain Street,
TTAerej'ytt trill find theleit and
Cheapest Groceries
In DrovnvUle, '
At Wholesale or Retail!
TILE subscriber would invito tho public to ra;l
and see his large stock of Groceries, which have
been selected with great care, and aro now oJercl at
unusually low rates. Persons in want of ColLic,'
Tea, Sugar, Molasen, Cheese, Confectionery, Frebj
Fruits in cans. Tobacco, Segars, Candies, ie anil
any other articles usually kept in a Grocery and
Variety Store, will find it to their adranUg'i to call
before purchasing elsewhere. Also, by tha ulcl
sale, as fine a stock of Brandies, Wines, Gin.Y.uuon-
gahela,and Kye bisky, hchnap.Lhampagio -l!K
Ae as ever was brought up the llisruri rivor. Fish
of all kinds, constantly on band. Country Prwluto
Wanted for which the highest prwe will bi ;t.
A share of pubhu patronago u res:cctfuljy lict-
. -I t- r. . i-1 . . .
ted.
J. JL DAVIS:
Brownville, Jane 13tb, 1357.
kiieotjr &, feegtjson;
MILLAYRIGIItS & ENGINEIJtS
RROWXYILLE, N. T. ;
XNOUCE to the psb!ic,that they aro re pared
TV. to erect St?am and Water Saw and- JlcreLiMit
IcrebfMi
B;ralr
Mills at short notice and reasonable terms,
ing of machinery of all kinds.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
They are also Agents for
A. 15. HOLLIDIRD JL CO'.i.,
Western Foundry.
. CINCINNATI, O.,
LEE & LEAVITTS '
Saw manufactory,
CINCINNATI, (
And are prepared to receive and fill crders far any ma
chinery manufactured or kept on Land, by U)ee es
tablishments. Letters of enquiry, promptly answered.
REr"FEIiE'CE8.
Noel, Lake A Co, Brownville, Jf. T. Slcxu MiU.
B. W. Furnas, Eniwnviiic, "
Muir, Ilann A Co-
lr. l!iKver, Nemaha city, u
P. M. BoVer. Pawnee citr,
Nuckolls A White, I-ickport, Mo.
James Iowe, Linden, "
M
A. B. Iblliberd, Cincinnati, 0. . .
Brownvillc, June IS, 1S57. i2 -ly.
THE rROPRIETOBSof thj new town, TTtly
laid ctT in Nemaha county, Nebraski, wish Ui.
call the attention of the citizens as well: thuw
just coming into theeoanty,to the numt.Ttni aira!i
tag s, they arc conEJentall who wiil tak : tht trouolo
to examine will acknowledge, surronnil it. In t'
rst place it is air near as possible in the g9grp2ii
aal centre of the county it is in the cr ntrx of iop-'
nlatii.n and improvement is on the mxin.:inugn
fare le:iding North and South and Eat; a id West.
The town site is nearly lcveL, gently r'.!ia, is sur-,
rounded by the timbers of the Missouri at 4 Littlo.
rtcinaha: gooa water is or cay access, iwferal too
springs arc cn the town site. Good lullding ?t.n
near at hand stone coal has been fonnl ia abund
ance within a short days travel, which can b
brought into requisition for mechanic il ptirj-oses of
all kinds.
Another matteT, it is confidently Tx-IIfTed that
the day is not fr distant wbeq a Kailnad will to
constructed along the river tir of eoanUs in 5t
braska, from the north ren Utb; sjuthr n loiindary.
The nature of the country is such that tils road must
pass through Eldorado. , .
With its position anl all these aditntages'snr
roandingit, the proprietors with many others, foci.
ia.t:tpA th.it it wi'.l be f.ir tha hf t nf tS
co nty to locate the County Satat Eldorado. Be-
lieveing thus and feeling willing to assist lUeoanty
we pledge ourselves and wiil enter into bond, if
necessary, to donate to the County two hundred
acres of land in town lot, provided tho G Mint y Spar
is located there wilhin a rca-onable length of time.
li. PEE BY.
u,3.munTo,.n:R. .
rn jHrieUr
BrowDTnie. Jnne 11 fh. . IZ-lm
Frsliionable Tailor,
Jacob Harolm,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
HAYING determined to l.icate ia ihij pUt-e, re
spectfully announces to the public that h has
on hand a large and well selected stock of Cloth,
Tweed's Casinier. V eating, fce, wh ehha
rates; or m21 by any quantity desired.
He also kecpd constantly on haul ai;d fjr salo a
snpydy of ready made clvlhing of all kiadL
llrownville, June 15:h,15j.. ,t2 l.-ft
a. w. rvarrr. x. u. I'liti.ssu.v."
PUETT k WILKlSCLV,"
AND
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Vwll attend to all business cntrx?te4 to their ean
Col. Jesse Wi
am-, i ain.cia, it w u
(.. at. A. Wright,
Indi::rj4r''ii. likJ.
y,r. F. N. li k,
Hon. John G. Iavis,
lieu. Geo. L. Miller,
Wash it glor. City.
B'xkvi.id.Isl.
Cmahi Ci . T.