Nebraska Newspapers

    t:ie advertiser.
li.yV. FURNAS, KDITOIt.
THURSDAY MORXISG, OCTOBER 1, 1957.
S. H. Tasvik, General Advert-.jlng AjcGt, !n reir a
Xew Tk, Ladie' a.-.! Cliltiren' Shoe Store, 60 Vert
Jccnb Street, CitJcior.ati.
V:jCHt, Ow in it Co., 2. Saot SiS, Rrcnirry,
Akdrlw fiw, American, Canadian anJ Eurrpean
A lvrt:ig lud Suki.cripU-.iti otaco, Not 14, Nassau
lew Tor's. '
w. K. STTXxtR, No. 43 Cbetnat street, St. Louis.
B. F. McLC!0,Tt.y. Obio.
lm. n. II. Dam t, Tij-peciaoe, 0"i:.
W. C. MVXGER. Covington, K.y.
A. I. Eiuc, Archer, Nebrsiis.
II. W. Petlk, Or;n, Mo.
Li i-ic i St Mawx, Rxi Pt-Tt, v.-.
r.IlE3i t Write, Xchr-2'kaCity, !f T.
l'n. H. V. Tat , iln.la, Kc.
T. I. KARtl'MTurej Artvre. rf.T. ; ' r ' t
Art sttlii.riie tlfr.A to ilicil 8abtcr'.ptioi;i ml Ad
crtit(net.t fur tus Advertiser, mil receime wd rc
eot"Hr iotic therei ,r. - - ...
Persons rofcU!t.t la t;. Trrrikjry, ccming frosn various
tortior.suf d.e $uij, oft"i aT Tsest to us trte names of
poisons irfthf-irfcli r..Abtrl!jo6, ho wouU !ottbtlees
I e--u'r u'j.'nt,cri if they could ree a copy of the Ad
vrrHiw' mwwmi spcimeenv y, and persue
reaving, c.ejU.:.- it a soUi-Usti.a to become ':cjn
larsubicriUcr. . " '
l'.tm:ites. a4 c-tte-K, fee'.Uig erCkieat ir.teTest to
auke tip a Cut, ciu-aia the usual per ceut f,uJheir
tiwlne. - - - -
..-:.-: .1 iT.ii mnA Vn1u TiiirifT Orders
drawing latririU be takes si rr ia payuieatlor
t.M.i! i,-t 1 1 . -
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5"9"Tcs n-.-irledat thec'e'f Ibe VMutas to dis
coi;nnth '.Mrcrlier,". ws sUll take it far granted
that -nris.-ubOLs wi.-.n their paper coutince-L Snd shall
tu-jT&iag'tj cutUuut to tend as beretc;tre.Jl : : "
TiTTae "Nebraska Advertiser" having
ciuc'a the largest circulation of any paper
Ih the Territory, Wholesale Slerchauts in
SU lionis, SU Joepu, Clucinnati and
other Eastern market where Xchrska
merchants pnrcha.e, will find no better
nrcrtisiccincJiuai in the Western Coua-
' Nebraska Finances." '
Jast"a3 wcwere going to press last
veck news rea cbcl this city, that the
Western isctange Bank at Omaha
ami the Fontcncllc Bank at Bcllvue
hail tuspn.ietl. Also that the Tlatte
Valley Bank at Nehraska city hadex
hausted her supply of gold and conse
quently wa3 oa the suspended list.
These reports caused a general and
sudden rush oa the Nemaha Valley
Bank in this city. The new company
having but recently canie in possession
of this Bank not yet gotten it fairlv
started, were poorly prepared to meet
a run. lit. M'KoY,. the President.
had' left but two or three days before
lor the Last, to roalie preparations for
the f ortification of the 'Bank against an
expected run,' Under all these cir
cumstances Mr. Hallam could not
meet tho demand, and consequently
was forced to suspend temporarily
Such was the confidence Mr. Hallam
had in the Bank that he paid out, in
order tokeej up redemption until close
of Bank hoUrome two thousand' dol
lars of Brown' & Hallam's gold.
At the request of the Cashier Dr.
McPherson and the Editor of the Ad
vertiser mado a careful examination of
tho Bank's condition, and take pleas
ure in saying -e found it creditable
indeed. To cut the matter short, with-.
outgoing raoro into 'detail' than -our
(pace-will admit, wc found the resour
6ei"'Stk Note?, 73,000,00 J Dis
oountef Paper duo in SO and 00 days.
over $5,000; ash on hand orer $1,000;
Notes of tho Bank in circulation
$33,000,00, vhich Incrudcs the Riddle,
Barkalow and Mclvoy issues, Tho3e
who. ought to, know best, yet have ev
ery conudenco m the Nemaha Vallev
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Bank. . , .
l Wo arc . pleased to learn too, that
reports that tuo l'latte V alley Bank at
Nebraska City had suspended are un
true. . We learn from a gentleman
trpm that ,ciiy, that such was the con
fidence of the citizens that arl who had
any gold or silver went in and deposited
with the Bank. , . ' ' . , ' .
Tho Western Exchange Bank we
learn has. made an assignment, which
of course, winds, it up. And asr we
ler.ra tKe. Fontenelle Batik is owned
smd managed by about the same Etock
holdcrs, the fate of one may safely be
considered the fate of the other.
;. The Bank of Nebraska so far. as we
aro able to learn holds its own.
The Florence Bank we have heard
nothing .from during the present run.
It hatf been reported suspended several
time3;pf late. As . to. the truth of the
reports or its condition wc are unable
to. say a word. . . . ;
JMs.nojt.our, business, or desire to
act as panic maker, or to eing alul-a-Baby
when we think a storm approach
es.:'. t think tho crash in Nebraska
( about at an end. : A few: weeks will
partially at least, restore public confi
dence and matters will jo'sj alon a fain.
Jast now times are pinching. . Wo are
confident, however, that' wo here, do
not fed, or suffer,1 from the- fcmash up
as do other portions of the Territory
vkcrie o-arything ha3 been given over
to speculators. Our growth as a town
lia? ! been .steady and Healthy no
mushroom, prices of property no lots
$t other real estate' unpaid for ' which
extravagant prices are due. In short
car condition is such that we think af
ter the storm Xlows over, we will, fath
er than " otherwise," derive a benefit
therefrom.
Death of the .Last SLAVE.-rrThe
Brooklyn (New York) Star, announces
the death of Margaret Pine,' ?the last
slave' in New; York State, on the 4th
instant, at the ce of 79.
Weekly Rerlcw.
The news from India shows 'that,
far from haying met with success as
before reported, the position of the
English troops beroreI)clhi ; is, 'Very
dis i:ouragid ?. Delhi see-ns to be a new
Sebistopol before which the besieging
force Jias more thin it in perform, to
repel the determined attacks of the
enemy. The insurrection 13 spreading
rapidly all over India; every day the
ranis- of the rebelsare reinforced by
the mutiny of some regiment of the na
tive arrfryi and everywhere the Europe
ans are murdered. The accounts f the
outbreak at Pawnppre,. where gqveral
hundred Europeans, mea 'wdrnkn. arid
children were put to - death,- surpass
in cruelty tho past atrocities committed
by the insurgents. 15,000 men are to
be sent from England, but ;t. is doubt
ful that even with such a numerous
force the rebellion can be crushed, as
suming a3 it does a kind of national
character. That this .insurrection jis
the result of English oppression is ev-
: j i. j ;p it. . t -' i i
itieui, aau n ic nan noi Deen aitenueu
with so many atrocious acts, looking at
tho surface of things, the sympathies
of all democrats would be with the op
pressed. Bat this 'contest is "greater
than at first sight appears. ' It is a con
test between civilization and barbarity
in which morale, religion, polities' and
commerce are deeply-concerned. 'In
dia once the cradle of arts," sciences '
and religion had lost her, initiative' so
powerful at the origin, and had" fallen
in a complete lethargy, when Portugal
at first, then France and finally.; Eng
land have come to awaken hereto par
ticipate in the general; movement I6i
nations, to restore her to-civilization
and benefit her -by the. progresses. ac
complished by mankind during many
centuries. It is true that interest rath
er .than philanthropy have" been the
motives' of England, that the' means
have est been always fairly carried on,
and that tho world at large has. been
greatly benefited by tho riches bfln-
dia; but it' is also true that the'present
insurrection is not a progressive move
ment but a reactionary one', and when
the -organs of Russian despotism find
reasons to applaud the successes of thb
inHargents it is another reason for us
to 'wish their defeat ' - - ;
From China we learn that Lord-El
gin, the plenipotentiary Minister' of
England, had Arrived at' his 'destina
tion,' so that probably in1 a few weeks
the course to be pursued by England
in regard to China will be decided up
on.; The correspondent of the . Lon
don Time writes, to 'that paper;
'iLord Elgin will dispatch to the au
thorities, fgr, transmission te the Em
peror, a letter requiring the .Emperor
within a specified: time either to recog
nize or to repudiate the acts of his of
ficers at Canton. If the Court of Pc
kin repudiate Yen' and pay compensa
tion fpr past injuries and give security
against their recurrence well. If,-as
is most probable, either no notice be
taken of the letter " or a disposition, be'
shown to entangle the Ambassador in"
questions of ccremonial,Lord Elgin will
declare war and thus relieve the rela
tions of the two powers from their
present anomalous position." 's
'Trom Europe, Ave have literally noth
ing important, politically, speaking.
Oh, a propo, one of the American hor
ses ran again in England for the'Waf:
wick cup and again was badly beaten.
This time it was Leeomtc : The race
is" thus: described t- '' - - r"
' "Fisherman went away with the lead,
lAComtc lying olt about twenty lengths.
The only change in these positions
took, place about, a mile from home,
when LceomU .went up to jOakbatf
quarter,'-but soon afterwards dropped
back again. -Fisherman' was 'never
caaght,
and won in a canter 'by a
lenrrtlu
wardf onwenty lengths.;- i. .
In domestic news, the only : impor
tant intelligence is from Utah; : Dates
brought byone of the Mormon elders
to New York, are to Aug. 13th. , The
Elder, S.W. Richards, represents, the;
Territory as being in a very, prosper-J
ous condition the harvest remarkably
abundant and the Saints not at all
scare'd by Uncle Sam's, preparatives.
Elder Richards reports having passed
on the plain? a Mormon immigration
of 4,000 persons pn their way to Utah.
He also passed a portion of the United
States troops between Fort Laramie
and Fort Kearney. .As for Brigham
Yo'ung.the following editorial of his in
the Deseret -cics' will give an idea of
his feelings: ' '
'If you intend to continue. the apT
pointment of certain ofiicers. we re
spectfully' suggest '.that you appoint
aciuany intelligent and honorable men
who will wisely attend to their: own
duties, and send them; unaccompanied
by troops, which you .yourselves well
know are of no, lawful "uscr here "and
your officers will be respected arid
u-cuy according to their own
acts and merits, as youalso well know
has alwaya been the esse, except that
we did not hang up some of the infer
nal scoundrels you have heretofore
sent, as they most richly deserved.-
And it yoa will not receive this fair
counsel, but persist in sending ua cfs
fitjials irom the tag, fng and bob-tail of
wnorc'Rouies, grog-sncps and gambling-hells,
we shall take the Yankee
liberty ,of guessing your kind (?) inten
tions towardi us, and shall also lake
the liberty, for the first time, of using
that class of officials strictly in accord
ance with their deserts.
Should you elect to send the last
named class,and should "they venture
to comeiand'act, o'ut; their ,dcyilish;na
tures, they will really need a far larger
body-guard than 2,500 sol iicrsv ,VAnd
j-not only to prevent your sending aa
ignorant, somirry ,inta rrouUJe; ana to
a. region , wko'g, manners.and society
are not congenial to theia.but also that
such ofiicials may have characteris
tic and reasonably numerous guard, we
respectfully suggest that you invite to
that service particularly all the hire
ling priests, editors, and other infernal
liars, who have for years been pouring
their venom upon us, and sjriving to
banish "Constitutional principles" arid
all saving truth from the earth." .
In a speech Brigham Young made
at Salt Lake City, among other things
he said : ' .-; ; ,
" "The time" must come 'hen'there
will be a separation between this kinjr
uom and the kingdoms of this world,1
even in every point of view. The time
must come when this kingdom'mustbe
free and independent from all other
kingdoms. Arc you prepared to have
.tho thread cut t6-day ? '' '' ' ' ' -Nowletme
tell yon one thing,.!
shall take it as a witness that God"ie
signs to cut the thread between us, and
the world, , when an'.' army undertakes
to make their appearance in "this Ter
ritory to chastise me or to destroy my
life from the earth. I lay it down that
right isior at least should te might with
Heaven, with its servants, and with al
its people on the earth.' . As for the
rest, we' will wait a little while to see.;
but I shall take a hostile movement by
our enemies as an evidence - that it is
timp.for the thread to be cut. I think
that we will find, three .hundred who
will'lap water, and wc can whip out the
Midianites. , Brother Hebcr 'said that
he could turn out his women and they
would whip them'. I ask no odds of
the wicked, the best way. thev- can fix-
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The State elections in , Maine have
resulted in favor of the ; Republicans,
But in comparing the result with that
of last year it snows a Republican-loss
of 5,000 'votes: "" . ' 7V:
' Another sieaMsnlp Sank. 't 1
Our New York papers of the' 18tli
furnishes, us "with the unwelcome intel
ligence, of the sinking of the Steamship
Central 'America', ' some 20Q miles '' off
Cape Hatteras,'on the lltlu She 'ha Q
2,000,000. in" gold : aboard which of
course' went' down" witn" the boat -'i,-,
500,000 of it was' insured. ""The ves
sel was valued 'at ?300000,:an'd was
not insured. Total loss estiniated' at
$2,500,000. . ' !: ' V
Oliver P. Manley,.bne. of the res
cued passengers, furnishes he follow
ing particulars : '. ' Ji u'-
.The' storm commenced immediately
after leaving Havana, and" continued
witn great violence, increasing in fury
until Friday. ; , On Friday, afternoon
all hands were called upon ta bail out
the water which; had extinguished. the
nresin the iurnaces. The. vessel con
tinued to ship wateF," arid all went' to
work with buckets and barrels' contin-
uing -all Friday, night and .'Saturday
morning,.
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About 2P. .M., the - brig Iari ner
hove inf sight, . AH' he ladies and chil
dren were put on her about 6 "o'clock,
P. MJ, and the eigineer left with them.
In launching the boats, two of the five
were stove and sunk, th-3 , ;other three
were dispatched.,vith the women and
children about arr hour before sunset.
The Mariner was lying liearly' a mile
away, and by the time they reached
l a1
ncr in Decame cvment tnac the shrnmnst
go down before they -could get back.-
All tands then seized pieces of chairs
and life 'preservers j while oth ers rush
ed below to secure their treasure. 'The
confusion at this time ' became very
great, although all acted with coolness
each endeavored to mako a -last; effort
for his own safety.-, . :
The vessel gave three lurches, some
of the passengers jumping off at each'
Those who went with the first and sec
ond lurches swam off some distance to
avoid being drawn down with her, but'
the great mass remained on deck till
she ; went down,. which, was about a
minute or two afterwards. I had pro
vided myself with a' lifc'prcserver.and
a piece of a spar,' and determined to go
down .'with the. vessel, ? with : the c creat
mas3 pt passengers all ol whom stood
about, preparing themselves and secur
ing the most available means to buoy
iuciii&fic!s up. ouu unauy went aown
stern foremost j'---' '
i: I was standing near the smokestack
at the time,- andjwe were all dragged
under the water with the jinking jship,
The general supposition is, that we
were dragged under at' least 'twenty
feet, and when we"rosYtd the surface
we were nearly stifled.' , The rapidity
with which I was drawrr down tore the
spar from myJiands and. the life pre
server from my ; body, and when r,I
reached the- surface my clothes, were,
almost stripped off of me.,'" 'I, however,
met a friend who had two life pfescrv
ersj. and he gave me oriel We aho
seized on pieces of tie wreck, which
helped to sustain us.
On reaching tho surface" there were
at least four hundredpassengers strug
gling about, most of whom having lost
their life preservers were seizing on
pieces of thewreck which came up
with us. The captain had had the up-
per works 'of the vessel cat ?ay, that
when the hull sank they would float
loff, but they -were draggsd down with
yie null, ana came up in iragments,
and many of the struggling passengers
Tfere doubtless killed or stunned and
drowned by being struck with the pie
ces of the wreck, while to others they
proved the ultimate mean3 of safety.
An occasional fiasa of lightning showed
to each, ether a sea of struggling forms.
All strove to encourage their fellow
sufferers withhope3 which they scarce
ly felt themselves. At first' we were
all together in a, mass, but soon -the
waves separated us, and at each suc
cessive flash of lightning wc discovered
that we were being scattered over a
wide area, and soon we foundjourselves
apparently ' alone on tho ' boundless
ocean. 1 -' ' ' : ::' ! " -: -:' ; ;
' -'Mr. Manlev was nicked ut - bv the
bark Ellen, and had the satisfaction of
finding many of his fellow sufferers on
board, rescued by the. humane exer
tions of the crew of that vessel. '
' ? ' Masonic Notice.
- XV -: ALL Master Mixoni in rood atandlnff residing
ft in Nemaha county, N. T., are requested to
attend a meeting of Nemaha Liuipe at the res.
: xiuenceor ur. fioel. in
Bruwuville. Saturday
eveninjr. Oct. 3. 1857.
.BrowTiville, Oct. 1,
: ... ! V.U. JOU8t)N,
'57. Secretary,
r..'. ; -Notice. i .
Elder J. M. Wood, will deliver a Lecture on the re
vision c the KXtJLISU SCB1PTLHE3, on Lord's iLiy
kki. winai iio ciock
a n d-W a r r an 1 3
: oir. Sii:..
R. .V. 9IUIR..
itt" Eiiqttire oif I. W. FL'KNAS at the
AUverlier lmce.' ; . . ; - ;. r i -
JOHH t. TTfSOK."!
W. W.; HAVkKfcy.
i: TYSON & HACK1?EY,
: GETfESAIj LAND AOENTS, :
, . r BROWN V1LLE, KEMAEA CO., Jf. T,
Ijind Warrants Bought and Sold.' Land entered on Time.
Claims and Town Lota Bought and Sold. Loan .Mouey,
-Make luvcstmeuts and Locate Warrauta on time, lor
Distant Dealers
j Pre-Eihption Papers Treparcd.
j ,OFFICB-i-Xext fljor to V. S. Land O1M00. . ' . T
REJTEHEKCrS
Oeo'. TJ. Kixori, Registor L. O.,
C..B. Saillh, Receiver, i" .
SniucK i'Trillislms, ' :' -') '
L. Jt. Tuttle, v , ; . I -B'.'B.
Pepram t 'Co.,' Baukera,'
Him, G. W. Afield, . , ,
It'. L.'McUhee&fo., ' -Tootle
tefairleigh,- . j ,..
"Oc.'l.'67 ' J ! '"
' Browm ille, if. T.
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Ia?xinRton, Mo.
..Omaha City. Ji. T. "
Council Bluis, Iowa.
, ' Warren, Pwtn. . .
' St. Louis, Mo. "
" St. Jo,?liu,
For Sale,
1 fiO Ae extra flno land, Pre-enipte-l, within two
v miles oi Brownville, 60 acre bottom, 100 ac.es
timber; fltie stone and water. For Sale at a bargain if
application be made sootx. , K. W. FURNAS,
Oct. 1, '57 1 - - - Agent. '-
GXsiJOCL 33TotnlOO.
TO John Fish. Sir :. Ton are hereby UitiBed that I win
apply at the Land Olllce at Brownviiie, Xemaha county,
Nebrab Territory, n1he sixth' da v'uf' October, A. D.
lSo7, and at the hour of 2 oVLxS. P. it. of said dar, to
enter at. try Pre-emption right theWett hairof the South
east quarter, and South hair of North-east quarter or Sec
tion .No. S2 in Townshlp Xo. 2 Sonh :ut Range Xo. 11,
East or the sixth Principal Meridian, in Nebraska Terri
tory .When and where you can attend aH eomert ir you
think pi oier. JOHN McMAHON.
-Va;l, '67-U-lwpd . , . . ; ,, . ... .
i! ; J. H. MAUN Co., -
Brownville, Kefcraska Territory,
',-. r; - j .' It lH?Jler in . ' , . (-
Dru g s , Medi c in e s ,
dVeJITOODS AO DTE STIFFS,
; . : Oils, Paints and Painters Articles,
, . . Varnishes, Putty, Perfumery, &c.
-" .' '. . ' ALSO . .
Fine Soaps, Fine Ilair and Tooth Brushes, Paint Brushes
Spice, Pure Wines and Brandies for Medical Purposes'
Fancy Anicles, Turpentine, Stationary, (iarden Seeds'
With all the Patent or Proprietary
MEDICINES OF THE DA Y.
I'We make our purchafers with' care, and offer goods
equally an low as they tan be obtained from anv himilar
establishment in this section, and warranted to be fresh,
pure asd genuine. Orde.s promptly filled, ai;d satisrac
ti.n gnirantied, with rt gard both to price and quality.
3n.vtlcians' Prescriptions attended to at all hours
of the day and night.
Oct. I, '67-v2-nl4 -'' : . . '
' ' Land For Sale.
80 Acres Pre-empted Land tveo miles from Brown,
villc; id acres of wbiiu is timber, balance bottom
prairie ; SO acres under fence and being cultivared the
second year ; good house, stable, well, and barn lot. The
property will be sold at reasonable rates and term; ' -
V V . w- WM. IL4XDLET.,.
Knnnire of R. W. rvxAS at "Advertiser tflke
Oct. 1, '57-14-2 tf - .
. v NEW STORE :,
Mt YERXON NEBIIASKA.
: -., -. . ; - . A. MEDLEaT, : -.... , ...(
Announces to the public that be has purchased' the exten'
Eive. SwcK 0 tloods brooght to this place by Mr. Daoslt,
uu. Ol.frs IO SC11
Dry Goods, Groceries, Ilard Ware,
Qucensare,&,cM
at prices as fair as can be found in the Western country
for Cash or in exchange for country Troducc. '
Oct. 1, '57-nl4 " '
KOTICE TO STOCKHOIDEBS. .
,. Tltr flftij ensl Jltaent of 20 per cent on the
stock of the Brownwlle Hotel Company, is required t
I paid within ten iays of this date.
. ALEX. nALLEM.
By order of toe 3osrd.
Secretary
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oi jnpanaoiy eatn iu.Aacan.ee.
lu6Ucstioh Offlce. No. 138 Nasaanst.. Cor, f FecJtman
. , BATMOND, WESLET & CO., Publ hsers.
Oct. 1, '57
Potloe,
Uenry JicSinney and all other to whn it may con
cern. Ton are hereby notified that 1 will apiiear at the
Land Office in B;-ownville oa FriOa: October 2.1, l&i7, at
lOo'cturk A. St., tor the pnrpos proving op my ji-'ht
of Pre-cmpti.in ta the Jiitfc-wet quarter uf Mo tion fuuf
(4) rUne tlfteea (16) Tuirn biX (6) JC.wt ri ilio tix'h pria
wpal meridian, - . . T, SAit ELOlDr.
iept. 4r'57-ia-2ir pi 1 " ,
JCXAS CKAHE.
THtOajlE HILL.
Crane tz
V S-lSD ST2A2X 10AX. AC2STS.. " N
Wholesale atirt Ketail Dealers in Dry CoU, Gaceriea,
Halware, Q'leeunrare, rcinicaie, Stoves, '
t'luur, Baoun, &.c,
sept. 11, '67 Browktille, N. T.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTSeRSIIIP!
TUB Co-partrersblp heretofore esistitic between J. b.
McAllister, Jjms Craue fc John L. D-.airr, under the firm
of McAliitxer, Dzierfc ;., is UiUdy ciinsvlTed by uin
tualcoiistnitt Joni Crane li.vs piu-cU:i?i.il the entire in.
tercst in uid concern, to whom or to hUutu'iumeU A;eut
all claims due the said concern are to be iaid.
Allciimjdoeby iL'tmid concern are to be presented to
the new arm ol Crane fc Ui!l forpvment.
.' 4 . l '. ' J. B. JicAM.ISTR,
Bronravillp, X. T., sept. 13, 1S37.
; mw FIRM.
i J jnas Crane and Tliendore Hii: have thiJ day formed a
ix'win-partnertliip nler the the arm an J atyie of Crnuc &
Hill, and will continue the ilercauale tn:siiesat theoid
staiulof itcAiiwter, Uuzier & Co. -
JON'AS CRANE,
' TllKOlOItE U1LL.
! Sept. '.8, 1857.
HUDSON GEORGE,
(deputy corxTY SURVEYOR)
SURVEYOR Jl.YD LJ1XD AG EXT.
. ' Maim Street,
.. ' BKOWXVILLE,r. T.
WILL ttend promptly aiid faithfully to the selection
and location of Government Lands in the .Nemaha Land
lustrict. surveying Town sites, subdividing Lands. Draft
ingt'ity Piats, aixl all other business of a general Hurvrv
or. M'ill buy aa.l sell Land warrants. Day taxes, investi.
gats titles, file Declaratory Statement of intention la
pi e-empt, and make out Pre-emption papers at hhorl n-
iiKre, anoanvayson nana to look out claims for actual act
iiera. investments made f fr distant dealers. Letters
ui iiMjuirj answered promptly. .
- ' , ' REFER TO
Daniel Beckel, Banker,' .
John Mills, Cash. Duytou Bank.
P. P. Lowe . ...
tJunkle &. Strong,
Wocd & Xeidy ' ' .
Mores Smith,
RyaU h Cuarle,:Land Agenta, ;
tieo. II. Xix.m, Land Register,
L.hbaugh & Cawn, Bankers.
Brown &. llaliam. do
K. W.. Furnas, Rlitor Advertiser,
Sept.24,67-nl3-v2tf -
Dayt.n, Ohio.
do . do
..do .: do i
d do
do ' U J ;
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sioux City J .wa.
Brownville, X. T
do do
. do do
do do
TO Thomas Moore and all others whom it may concern
" arc iirreoyDoune.t teat I win appear at the Lmd
Omce In Brownville, X. T., on September the 25th. 1867
at i. o cl.jck, P. M., to prove my right of Pre-emption to
1'". '"-"v--.. uiiariir in oectiiru o. I In Township No
- . m5 iiA.ii principal DlP'liliali. . e-
rr, , ' "AN IKL WALKER.
Sept. 17, 'o7-12-2t . .
Ollxo. Notice.
iu ueorge inorn and all others hon it may concern.
notice is uereny given that I will a;iply at the Land Of-
iiw ii nnj.iniiie, aemaoa countv, ,urra,ka Torritorv
on the 3d dayif October, A. D. 1857. at lOo'clock, A. M '
to enter as a Pre-emption risht the North-east qiuner Ji
Section No. 3 in Township No. 4 North of K uigo No 11
Last of sixth principal meridian. Wbea and w here vou
S?pt..77.'57-H-3t "ANDOLPIIWAMSLET.
ST. GEORGE TOWN CO.
. IEOHSV1UE, .V. T. i
PCRSVANT to a call of the Swrc't?.ry of the SLGwrce
Town Co., a number of Stocfc-holderhig dav mtt There
cot being a majority of stock repre.-eated the meeUns ad
journed, to meet on Monday next.: ,
W ' ' , ' ' " ' Sept. U, 'C7.
Fursuans to adjonrnment the 3tock-holiers this day
met. There being 231 shares represented, the meeting
organized by caiHng Judge Whitney to the Chuir, and
R. W . Furnas. Sec'y,
On motion the following Resolutions were aiop'ed
Aetoh ed. That the smn ol $J on each share be and is
hereby levied ror the purpose of entering the Twn site
and improving the same. " : .',.-.
. Retohed, Shmild the ae;rnent. levie-i by the fore
goins reeolvtion fail to be paid Into the Treasury of sahl
Company on or before the expiration or 3D d ivs rrom this
date, each share so failing shall be declared forfci;cd and
revert back tot he Company.
Resolved, That the Secretary of this mee:i;r; is hereby
instrnc-ted to have the pneolincs of these two meetin 4
published in the Nebraska Advertiser for f jur r .B-eii-
.R. W . i i'RsAs, Sec y. .
) . Election Notice.
Notice is hereby giveii that there will be an c'c 'Wn
held at the store house of I. T. why te, on the 1st Monday
of Oct ber next to voteon appropriation for thecitv Coun
cil to borrow four thousand dollars, to be auplie d in cut
ti??down ai grading Atlantic street as far otit from the
levee as the we.,t side of sixih street. Tin ballots will
be for the loan nr against the loan as the voter nuy wi-n
There win also be held at the same lime and place ati
election lor one Mayor, four Aldermen. one-Recorder and
one Treasurer, to serve for the term of one year
Done by order of the City Conncil of theciivdr Brown
ville. This the lOlhday of septenil.er. IS67. '
'' ' ' B. B. THOMPSON, Recorder.
1ST otld
."l1.0'? here,,y Biven to a-1 IK-rso-is inte-estrnl in the
TUWN Or PKKL', Nemaha aiuiity. N.T.. lb
was, on the ninth day of September, A. D. lSi7 entered
a Hie Land Offl . (S at Brownville, for the use anil benefit
or;tbe holders of It and pn iwrty therein. Mid that
the undersigned. Mayor of said Town, is now ready to ex
ecute Fee-simple Deeds to all persons lawfully entitled
to the same.. Applications for Deeds must be m ule to
the undersigned, at his otll.-e at said T.iwn. ar.rt n i ..t.
not applied for within six months from the Ltc of said
entry aM esaid, will be sold to the highest bidder at pufc
licsale iu acoorilitnce with the provisions or the ct of
Territorial Legislature, entitled ' an Act Regulating the
disposal or Lauds purchased in Trust for the Town sites
WILLIAM F. BALL
Peru, sept., 17, '87-12-3W ' Miyorof Pern.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
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Sunday Republican, -
REPUIiLICAX: " r
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" " three times without alteration,
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FO UE HORSES STOLEN.'!
Ai?ST0LF-x frnm thc ""er onSatnrilsv niuht.
. September 2I, 1857, four horses of the follow ing
ui-KripiioD : une serrei norse six years, old. Very Hue
borsc, no particular mark recollected. One dark bay
Ufjrse six year old, no particular .narks rei-oliecteoV; l-
very fine borse. One large Tight sorrel horse, hite
mane and tail and white feet., ; Oue dark, Uuwu torse
rtither n the pony order. -
The above reward mill be paid f rr the delivery of the.
horses, or a liberal reward for any informitlon that will
lead to their reonvery. - . .... RICHARD BRuWN
Brownville Sept. 10, '57-11-tf JOHN MCLLIS
Claim
:I..T. WHYTE & CO., .
. , WE0LE3ALE iSD RETAIL DEALERS IX
DRY GOODS-GROCERIES
. Queens.ware, Hardware,
Stoves, Sxurxxltxiro,
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BUOWXVIU.r., X. T.
"THE PHESS."
A NEW DAILY NEWSPAPER.
; BY JOHN W. FOUNEY.
I PROPOSE establishing s Firt Class Daily N'ewpi
per in the Cny of Philadelphia, between the of in
ly an 1 the 1st or Auirof t, to be entitled "THE Pi'.ES
"THE PblsS" will be Democratic' in its politics, and
V,1 sa-taui the poli.-y vt tbe presetit National A.iuuuii
trot ion.
it is my doterpiinatlon to make W worthy f 1fie sop
port of every ciass el readers. Dignity, cona.-ge at:d in
deiiemlence. in tho utterance of my eutiaent. enterprise
and efficiency in the Commercial. Ijterary and N'w De
art men ta, and respect for the oyiuonj ol others, will be
kept o.nirtantly in v.cw.
1 have emiorked all my own means ia this project and
Intend building up a journal that wi.'l not only be cred
itable to nr city and State, but will furuisli me an iiiUe
jndent liveiiho-d.
A somewhat extensive experieiK-e in public life, and
many years' connection with Journalism, will, I hope,
cLtaiu for -The Pre," favorn'ole. reception.-
My frieiula iu toj different Warda and Counties ft
Pennsylvania, and in other Slate-, will plice me under
many obligations by giving ' The lress" a helping hand.
TKRVS-OF fTHK rRESS."
Daily (per annual) iu advance '
Weekly - " - -.-'.
'Address the EJjtor .l Proprietor, sr the rfflco of
"TUc Press." No. 417, Chestnut Street, next to Peunyl
raiiia Bank Building, above Fourth Street. Philadelphia.
4 JOHN W. tOKNEV.
E. S. DUNDY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ARCntR, RICH ARDR05 CO. X. T.
WILL practice in the w-eral Courts of the 2d Judicial
District, and attend to all rou4tir coiinectet with the
Profession. Wm. McLean as, Esq., of Nebraska CUy,
will assist me in the prutetutiott of important Suits.
MM"'- ', '07-ll-tr
CAPITAL STOCK
II 1,0!!!..
Of
1.
. IPS
Vox the Dene fit of the
BROWNVILLE HOTEL.
. ' The following- property consisting of
One .rm .
Ninety Town MLots
In The
City of Brownville,
l ive hun (I lt d Dollars .
IN
BUY GOOjB,
And
FIVE HUNDBED D0LIAS3 HI CASH.
" oven ai'pii'i-naieu j.t me purp e or erecting a
Holelin IheCi.yof Brownville, Nebrati i. and the Board
of Directors take this method of Converting the nrooenv
Into cash. They wish to aure tho public that this is ui
carnum" ".Mermaid" or "Wooly'llor.-e" spe.-ulation for
individual interest; but simply what it purports t. l a
aisiriDnti. n or Kei-Estate for the beurftt of the Uotcl
to ereci a gixt co:utMi!ious Uotel i B.-owuville,
TICKETS, -
PITfit PIE -' - SJBO
147 Acresof ''reti Land adjoining the City of Brywn
vilic. It i nearly all hih bottom land, well
llmbereU, and on which is a line stooe quarrv. It is the
C ilem in farm, which to those acquainted with the local
ity is all that need be said, 49 acres or which are under
gol fence, and being cultivated! second vear. A g.xxl com-
loriauir noose, asmau iranie o.iru, andan exceUeutwcll
of water aw the improvements thereon.
SECOND: PRIZE - - $800
45 Ft. off w. end of Its 8 9, 10. in Block 1, in the Citr of
Bronvili. This Lot lavs next t lho v.t.r.'i-
House and fronts on Water and Bank street both, sue of
THIRD PRIZE - - $150
Lot b iu Block T-i -
l30 00
Two Prizes, each - - - - -
$125
iis-a a B in Blocs 48, : - - . . 00
Thirty ITizcs, each ----- sioo
Lts IT, H. 5, C,
n Block 81
J 9 fl - ' -5
3, lo, 9, 17,
i, - - - - .
" 64
- - . r
bj
97
S3
S3
34
33
1, 2, 6,- 8, 10, 11, 12
4 8. - - -
IS, - - - -
5 13, - . . .
a .6.
63000 00
Tircnty-Four Prizes, citcli - -
Lots 3 9, 10. i ko
1. 3 4, 9,
64
69
67
60
63
4 6, 13. 11.
'5- , M, 6;
2. 18. - -
3, p, -
6, 3, 8, 2,
ftisco.oo
Twenly-Slx Prizes, each - - - $30
- - - - - -. - in BI.K'k 69
13, 14, . , :.
64
4.-
47
46
M
57
69
13, 10, - - -
2 13. ...
10, 11, 6. 6. .
8. 9, 3 4, t, S,
3 8, 14. 16,
11, 12, 14, - -15,
16,
. . . . "
. .
68
2300 00
Six Frizes, each .
- 10
Lots 2. 11, -"
11, - - . -"
13, 14, 12,- - -
in
Block 49
" fid
" 70
$J40,00
Twenty Prizes, each
10 Cloth Coats, - - . .
" " Pants, - - . ,
IO
each, $;o
$CC0,00
Ftftv-TnoPHicvench -
23 Coats.
" Pair Pants. - , - . - .
caofl $5
12 Hats, .. ..
$"6J 00
- tl
$is,ou
- - 2 ',C
l ihtecn Cash rrizes, each
1327 Cash Prizes, ench - -
, $44(0,00
The above property will he rlrawn for at Brownville
October 10ih, i57, iu the following maimer-
Wht-n tickets are told the purchasers nameatid number
of h,s ticket arecorro-tlj- registered by the person selling
the ticket. - At hen the day for drawing arrivet, the ticket
holcers w.l. Felect live c Hiimissione., to act in conjunc
tion with the Board or Direct. or the Hotel Company,
thus forming a B...U.I of ConunisMoner. of ten member
who i-hail each take upon themselves anoxia to lai.hfnl
y an.i lu-nestly .siirii.te. the drawing. The B.,ard when
thus. organ. zed and oualiiied Miall .number email tickets
from 1 to a 200 and .ieposite in a b. x. They will Ihen
write I. tho prizes and deposit ia another box one oa
mi-"Jl'UI,U,,:,"SW in -'rresiH.n.iing ia
1, , J ,,h1,he ""merical tickets in the other box. Two
of their number, earl, blindfolded, will proceed to draw
at the same time, one from earl, boX, numbers and prise
and as they are drawn out, the number and priae drawn
siiiisltiineously will determine the iraw nit. Jtach
iiT."'1,", LC Cn"!"! in a butk' ihe '"'t as s.,
a completed anno aiwed. ,
f1" .iU .bC K:vpn f"r aI1 lue Real-Estale
L'l 'w-"!.'"wbp. which t-about , u
tel. vl m""C' 'tCt ?--crt-'''' to whom they
Should ahythiu? transpire to prevent the .Ir.win-takin.-p!ace,
every dollar received, will be refundct All
f,UKtr re-en-ed will be- depositcl iu Bank-not a cent Used
until after the drawing takes place
Ticket will be sold only for cash.
Crmsequenttv, if
n miiiioers are 1 p.ken for, and
d . from the day of draw.ng the number, wiirbe . Id
lVm?,rUCi fy mjy,araw b8"e Property of the Hotel
not paid for before ten
f,
mpaur. . . ( . " "
1.1
The Board or Director? of the Hotel Coa.panv ,ie,ire
tain to state that they wi.-h it. ..ndersl tllit uJT 00
speculative hun.bug.ng oration. We desire t err t a
Pari Hotel inour.i.y, and have had this pro,r,y
pr ate.1 by different individuals r..r tha" purp-'e 1 'and
upon consulcation have adopts this as the m.t likely
manner of converting it into money ; and we hereby
wto!ee,ff"i7eIV" f"r lbC h"r'- tran,, ticu or the
A few res;K,nsib:e AgentsVf known inte'r'ity will rii.it
h.5 s.,r.rin.i,rgc,a.1,ry ,,, Buihbnii cities and fow
in a few
,3 with tickets tor sale. Sh. ml, I anv ....'..
reruittihg by mail tley ran d M by encliug the ,
d art to Alex. Hallam, Cah.er f Nemaha Vallev
cahh r
w-i.ni. t.. u janK,
' " ---"-w.y hi ireasurerof Um, n,,te foiu-
pany and on rec.ipt r rumls he will return a take: or
SU OT,leTiD- Any one making up
retain 10 ier cent commission. -T '
i, ' R. BROWN.
A. HALLAM. -J.
'AV.- COLEMAN",
H. JOHNSON,
. ' R. W. FfRNAS.
Br- 1 r.C7r.e Brownville Hotel Comr-y
f t - , v , ,
Vj.lll)
IrTew Grocery. ,
CoafcctioBaiT Saloon.
. . yr. A. ALTE&iafA!?,
BROWNVILLE, X T. ' ';'
XJjOVSCtZ to the citiiensof HrownviHe .Bd
rutnitY, that be has received an.1 now opened
rars
A share of 1
irona3e isrespoctfullr a.,i;C;t.d
A AI. El?f V
KinJs, together with eonfeetionariescr ererr rarieT
CVjI soda, water, oysters, fresh fruits; A c J.
wars m hand. ''
To the Public?
i ru.ism ak.n an persons from bnjint,. ,
erecting any buildings in the town of . v ; ' m
CO." aidtown u laid our. onpiv clain, 'J'-Vls.
jumped by Mr. Batter, and 1 by this nouct ' t'
my int.ti.i.j!i cf coutesUng her right to tu,, " ';t a
the Cni'ed State C..mmiui4sl.,n.r. t.-.
r? Kebraskian .n SL scph Caiette.xr,,
Send Bill to tin. OftVn p 1
WILLIAM lD'Sl0ly
PIHE LUMBEEjM
r in BDdersig
A of Lrownviile, snd Xetn.nha and ,
n.e,snd .Setn.nha ,nil
counties that wa now haTe In uun,'tii
tiaTo la
Lumber Yard in iJrowni.He. k 5
sale well selected stock f l'ine Lumb,., t " p. f
3 inches. AUn, 1'ins Stdin Workcil n.. -?
Shiiiiflo an.l l;n I..IV .tl . " r,r,5,
r;n.
r.
n .w, ... ol wmt'Oas
fair prices
roit cash omly.
Brownrille, June24th,13:7.R tu0WX5.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Bruwnvilt. T, -pany
are noiitled th-t tho rourth instalment f 6'
Ir cent is required to be paid in wuh, , ' ' lm-t
date by order of the Board of Directors. - '"'
t
Brownvill Sept. 3, '57.
Sec'
Tre,-,.
To the Unci Ofrert is A Territory, f lT"
Annua and Xtltraxtt: 1 '"swofa,
J"nt Kesomtlon of Congress, appr, j.
1A7, whd Pre-empti. n claim, on the IStSB.rL1
ti. n, bere' J..re reserved f.w scbtii ... iw- ,. h
or Minnesota. Kansas, and Xfhnski ,i .. .lpr"i
rsere fAe lettltment
As Surrey. '""'"iniri,
1st, In caset whfre the approved pl.t f .nr.. v
oot yet hee? returned, the Beeiam, "J T"
be Bled wuht thrtt bohJ, af,rr th rtTli "
ppwfd Plat at th DUtr.ct bji, e ' J m
JrU pubtication'of 7 ' 1J?
A failure tn mn.n.. ,.k .v, " V ""ncf
afutfoitu.eo theciaiot.
r..,r...t " T. .1 " "."irenieutH. w.n ...
JOS. S. Wiuoy.
Acting t'JiiBi SM.g
TO TUB I'lTULSC.
Otlth?-.ll.,l T
, . .it mi, 1 comiittonatlT crtitrv-
lanj known as Neat's P.di.t. ! contVaCT 1 w f'f
feite,! by the failure of .a,d Huwkan.1 Jtelvintcl
with the end it i. s on their part. ltt,(.rfor tt. ,'l
methiKl of warning tUe pu .!ie not to puicbaVst .
said land or in a tuwncalie-l Alamo, whith I ai,.-r,,,
is she . t to be laid out on i id tract, from in Mun
lam the sole owner if said lai.4 -nj.iii M'llte inu"
ana wining 10 rciuiia to 3U-sr Hawk i.nS m.i. fL.
mr,i-nt U.v nji.l n ,,n i.l - ...i.,,.... .
.... . , w j ... wvu.,i.uuAi j in MH(.
August loth, lho7. l-H" IS XS.lt,
To The PttbKiT
On the 26:h of January last, we, 3. l.ert n.vk ana
Jolui O. Melvin, purcbasnl it Liiii NeH the j
known as Neal'a Point or Alamo, in Nefe-,ka Tfrrlirr
which we have paid f.r in foil, and for wtUn e bWiliui
Quit-Claim deed, and also a btH ror a VI arr mtr 11
soon as ho shall receives Pttcnl therefor. TLc conani,.,,,
of said b.ind have been complied with -.othe letter o mr
part. We, the said Hawk and Melvin and oar n,
rorewarn all whom It mar concern iiot lo ptnh.ie.)f.,,,i
Hoiiis Neal any parcof said tract or Mwt sie, t,kf 1T
timber, coal or stone thererrom, orniileitr inipr..n.
ments thereon, as w intend cou testis hi, riia, tg i.
same ui the proper courts.
ROUT. HAWK.
JOHN U. MKi.viV
S. F. NC( K.I M.I..H,
II. NVCKl.OL.-i,
M.TOt.TIK.
WASH. HKPNER,
J VCOH y. HAWK.
M. JKfV. TIIOMP--HV
f. H. FlTfl corn, '
WM K DM. la IN',
. W. HAWK.
A. ISAV.MAa.KH.
jonas v ti;i snr.
r. .X. TlUiilPSO.V
It-J.;,
August, 177.
Platte itiver Ferry.
The Platte River Ferry cinnpaiiv hav.j tbeir lerrr in
successful operation at the mouth of the
Platic Iliver.
This route is six miles shorter than tUal b" OhrKa- l
and is a much bet-er roa.p.
ExperiBiicei ai d careful men will t in a'tonlimr it
all tunes to accommodate C;e trve:in pjbiic. Hatrl
ferriao as low as at any other p., int.
W. JI. rtLll-f.nTFS.
Plattsmonth, Sept. 3d, 1837. vi-nlu-la
. Lumber! Lumber!!
- HOAPLY k Ml III.
Whose new Steam Mill has just g,.m. iniTeperati.-nia
the Prairie For re-1 oDntwito Rrowtivi: o. r. ,,.,-
ed to rurtiih the pi, bin- with every d. ttli varii- .'!
hiin!er, oa hort notice and reasonab.'a mkh. Ti.t
beins an nn.,nal anionnl c? hard . tiudier in itii
vicinity, we are prepared to mv t.a ticx'ar attiiii,.,i 1..
filling npor,!e-s for Oak id Walnut limb., la i..t
everythinit needed in this country can lw A and at th.
Mill. I'.iAM.r i 11 i:
Septetnber 3d, ti.i7. i-Ji.uil-f
1. H.
THOMAS. T. 4. OAUllILk
THOMAS & GALLillER,
ForivardinRandfom niKslon
aiETlCIlAJTTS.
No. 20 Pine Street Corner Sp uid,
ft'F ST A 1 aa.l
10-ly ST. LO CIS, . MO.
Emigrant's Laud Hunter j
HOYT &. SI.UTE
iiiijiii im mm.
And
Nemaha CitjrAr Pleasnntvi! If, N.T.
Land Warrant3 Ecmzlit and Soli
Lund Entered on Time,
Land Claimi and Town LoU Bouirht and Salt.
AND
Investments Matin for Distant De;i!f.
BEINO practical Snrvwirs and ore t a ing had th"e
year experience in lh "ATeH will e evrr e mr fiirf
time ami special attention to tie Selection an.lSntryuf
land or claims for settler and all th.ti Irnig cl' "
location. Ad.lre,
IIOYT It SMITH.
r Nem..h.. City, N T.
Kr.rr. to
A R.h!tyler. Republic, Menc: co., Oliic.
D Y Sear lus, Tiifin City, " .
Dr P Imikkeep, l),iyt., a c-i.. Irr.
P.ev W King. Archer. Kichar.La.n ... N. t.
S Wiseman, (ien.a B.uT. Iowa.
J Y Srhcylcr. N .velty Work-:. X. T.
F Ferguson, Brewnville, N. T ,
Clinton D Turner, Attica. 1 Seneca e . Ol.io.
'-?"'-(',,er f Enquiry Prn,ptly Answe ef .fl
August 13lb, lSfi7. v:-i)J
WHOLESALE GIIOCEK,
Commission Merchant
And
DEALERS IX COITXTRY PITODUl
Corner 2J arul Frtmcts sis., St Jeyh, jIj
Agent lor Tie Salo Of
Kanawha Salt it Piel-ts Celebrates.' Oys:pr.
TAKES pleasure in annouiH-iag to :h Cit.ien.--of J.'f
bra.-.ka and Kanns Territories. wn!he-B ant n..rt: -ern
Mi.onri, that he i ihiw rceivinf I is nana:'.? '1:- '
ami c implete sto k of troc.?rie cxinijn.ir nf fv.rn-i.-clebeloncing
to the Tine, which he will sell ESCI.fnr
LT AT WHOLESAIJ:, oil a favorable te; tu any li
in the West.
Holsa'soagent for the tile of Katias h i Vilt, Ur:
lot of which U now on hand and for sale it rtdn. el rr
toi lo-ei-oriMicnniont.
Ho will he feguiarlr in rereipt throii:h'.ut the"
of Field's Celebrated Cove Oysters direct frra Balt:m re
which wiil sold at St. Loai prices. Tt,y are w't'
loiniyoysiers soiit ia the West, and e err rati aarratrf.
wroers re-pei-rrauy solMteil and prrri Jt
St. Joseph, August 2, 18j7.
y (teri'l(!
I li ICR 500 IhlH and I XH) sk. vai io is gr' '
brands, freth groul. ia store aa.l for le t.v
J. B. JESNIXfiS.
SALT 10C0 bbla Ka and IOOO k Ga It t..r sate bv
. J. 15. JtNXLN'CS.
HYDP.AIL1C
mcutby
CEMENT lOObbls rr
J. II.
OTSTKRS 600 bps HeU's Celebraiud
cve ?'"
i-irsaietiy ...
J. E. JKXXIN'GS.
SARDINES 25 imm 1-4 ami 1
sale by
2 b- xtt Ja:'i:rC j
C .tACtERS300 I.M arxi l,is But'ef.'s. :'
Sugar, Picnic, and Botitou crker for ..tie I v
J. li. JIINXIN'GS.
CLARET WIN X 60 dux claret a good arti:ls in ,u"e
and for sate by
J. B. JKXXIN'CS.
LONDON PORTS ANDSCOTCIT ALE raI Fl!"
warranted getiuine, ia wre and for selehv
. . . . J. B. JKXXIXGS.
CLEESE 60 oxs f:eih K 1) Ciieee for s e t v
J. B. JLXXIX-
srxDRir pic
Ickles ijts, hfs and :a!s; t-rfTatce iB '
1 OH Preserves a.-or;"l; Pis .'r-s' Q
sters; Brataiies; Reasops; Tomato eatsi Walnut ilf
IKr sauce; Candle; amokct hern.; Mackeisl, t-"4" "
furtherstatethst lib-mcb I have therig ut,, tetaii ij
smounttheypaidaieasaroreiture 1 Diiiti!i.jo'I r!
so, and now notify all pers n concern. 1 ifcst 1.., "'1'
RrownTlIlr, Jalj2"J-''7-Tru5 ?,
.c, kc, Soar, in sioreafl- le ly ,