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Legal Notice I C7
THE ADVERTISER.
II. W. FURNAS, EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, KAY 20, 1858. !
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Much has been said and written within
ihe two years past, in relation to various
contemplated Railroads across the country
from the Mississippi to the Missouri.
All to be speedily constructed and be the
making of Nebraska. From the first pos
session of a knowledge of the Missouri
Valley, we hive been convinced that the
first Road that was to benefit Nebraska
would be that from St. Joseph to Council
Bluffo, and further north, as trade would
warrant. The wind work for east and
west roads having been completed, we
rejoice to see on foot something looking
mora like reality. We refer to the St.
Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad. This
road, if built and it surely will be
cannot fail to be of incalculable benefit to
Nebraska; and Brownville in particular,
as it will pass so near us only the river
separating. It will be the first touching
point, as it were, in Nebraska.
That our - readers may be posted as to
.what is about being done, we copy the
"following from the Council Bluffs Bugle,
and shall hereafter take occasion fre
quently to refer to this matter :
On the 17;b inst., a meeting is to be held in this city
Tor the purple of organizing a company to construct a
railroad front this ciiy via the Missouri river bottom to
the Southern line of the Mate, to connect K ith a road
which is authorized to he built by Ihe State of Missouri
to the northern line of that Stale. We hope ti e meet
lug will be fully attended by delegates from the couu
lies of Mills and Freuutil, and that a company will be
f.rganiied. The Couiuies of Pottawattamie. Mills and
Frem-int have the means, or can procure the means to
Luiid this road. It is only forty-eight miles from this
city to the southern line of the State, and it is a reason
hie calculation when we Kay that the road can be con
structed on this level bottom for $20 uoo per mile, malt
lug the whole costof the road $WJ 000 Pottawattamie
ha already voted $300 000 in aid of the Mississippi and
Uli.nri p...f1 .11.1 u-o ... , . Mill. ....... I V . j
about the same amount in aid of the Burlington and
Missouri road. These votes were given under a pledge
from the companies that the road should Le completed
to the county within three years from Jjme 1S57. Now
thereis no probability that either company will comply
on their part and hence the counties are under no legal
obligation to isue the bond in their favor. The sum
of $600,000 is already voted and all that has to be d.ne
is to divert the loan to the St. Joseph aud Council Bluits
Toad, and we have two-thirds of the means necessary to
construct the road. If Fremont county will vote her
proportion, then, the company wiil lack but $60 000 of
Having sumcicnt means to construct the riad, and this
amount can be raised in three days by private bitb
- acriptioa. Now the question to be decided, is it tor our
' iuterest to build th s r.iad:' We think it is. Wc think
road from thiscity to St. Joseph will be of more ben
fit to thecouutie3 mentioned th.tn an Eastern mad, be
cause instead of taking tra:e from the counties, it will
bring trade to them. It des not require a prophet to
foretell than an Eastern road will take all the trade
from the towns at the western terminus. Dejiots. will be
constructed at or near the center of all the counties
through which the road passes. At these points towns
will be built up, and the citizens in the vicinity of them
will go to them tj do their tradintr and sell their pro
duce. Whereas, now Council Bluffs receives the tri!e
of the country for one hundred miles East, and the towns
in Mills aud Fremont will do the same. If a Southern
road is constructed, it will be fed and supported by the
Missouri Slope on the one side, and Nebraska Territory
on the other, and will be a payi:i;road. Tradewill pour
in from the Valley of the Missouri on both sides of the
Toad, and the towns along the road will be supported by
a trade extending back one hundred miles in the country;
nuiituniiif.asiern roaa ttiey win receive me trade
from thecountry for a circuit of aluut twenty miles. No
one will suppje for a moment that the citizens of Cass
county will come to Councii Bluffs to trade when they
have a railroad depot as a thriving town in their uud.t.
The citizens or Montgomery county will not trade at
Glen wo.nl, when the railroad is constructed and they
have a dep t at their oun'y seat. The people of Page
county will u t gj to St. Joseph to do their trading a
distance of eighty mile-, when they have a railroad
omiuunica'icii within twenty miles of them, wherethey
can sell their produce or send it on to au cistern market
Construct the Sxtthern road immediate y, and trade r or
the co.iuties mentioned and those titty miles bickwill
bed. awn to it. II is St. J ossphany interest in this road?
Most certainly she has; with its cjiistruciioti she sec
urely retains the trade which she now has and will be
blessed with the increase. Let the Eastern road he con
structed and a large portion of her trade is cut off,
Hi St. Louil any interest involved lti thee instruction
of the Council Bluff, and St. Joseph Kiiiroad? Let her
citizens lojk at the trade of the Missouri Valley, and
then answer. Fifteen hundred taiies above this city
ate imboats navigate the wild Missouri" and a valley
as rich as the valley of Niles is found upon her borders.
This valley is capab e of producing food eimu-'li to sup
ply the whole Cuion, and the time is not far distant
when the Missouri river will not aff.rd the means or con
veying her surplus to ma. kets of the South and East.
If St. Loins desires to secure this trade, she must lend
her aid iu opening a thoroughfare by which this trade
will be p.ured into her lap. If sne allows this trade to
be tapped evei y 40 or 60 miles by Eastern rad, a g-eat
porti n uf it will be taken from her. If the betters her
lf now in the construction of the Council Bluffs
aud St. J .sepa road she will secure a portion of this
trade, which will certainly go E ist via her formidable
rival Chicago if she permits the Mississippi and Missou
ri Riilroad to be constructed before the Council Bluffs
aud St Joseph road is completed. St. Louis has it now
In her power to check hei i irmidablc rival Cli.Mgo, by
laying bdd of and pushing ahead this road. The policy
of the Mississippi and Mis.-outi Railroad company has
been to proceed no faster with tlieir road than they arc
ided by the counties through which the road passes.
The county of Jasper has refused to aid her and hence
the road will be stopped ather border until sh; yields up
tier support, after which it will be constructed to Dcs
Moines, the capital of the State, where following out a
former pi ecedent, thay will rest two or three years.
Now as we have sh wn before, we have the means to
build the road to the State line. If the citizens of Si.
Louis will take our bonds and let us have the money to
go on wiih the w .rk. The State of Missouri has voted
loan of $700 000 in aid of the construction of the
Southern portion, and this road can be built in two
years if the citizens of St. Louis, who have a gret in
terest in its construction will take hold of it, and push it
ou to completion.
Since the above was in type Richard
Beovvjt, Esq., of this city, who attended
the Convention at Council Bluffs, informs
us that the meeting was largely represent
ed from all points along the contemplated
line, and that there was but one opinion,
viz : that the road ought to be, could be,
and must be made. A charter was sec
ured under the general act for such pur
poses; a thorough organization effected ;
books opened to receive subscription of
stock, and heavy amounts immediately
taken. A competent engineer wes sel
ected and ordered into immediate service.
We do look upon this enterprise as one
in which the interests of Brownville, and i
in fact all Nebraska, is more deeply inter
ested than any ever before conceived.
Will our monied men and property hold
ers give it rkcir immediate attention ?
We believe they will.
Kansas.
Below we copy the yeas and nays of
both Houses on the passage of the "Eng
lish Bill" as reported by the Conference
Committee.
As we intimated last week, this bill
does rot submit the Lecompton Constitu
tion direct to the people of Kansa?. But
indirectly they, under the provisions of-
this bill, now have an opportunity of giv
ing an expression; either accepting or re
jecting the whole aflair. Of course they
will choose" the latter.
While we despise the trickery and
treachery -which has shown itself all
through this affair of late ; the spirit
which conceived and gave utterance to
the land bribe offered ja the English
Bill, u-e cannot see why .the people of
Kansas ought not to feel as though they
had secured all they leEired. Certainly,
.1 i ti
me result is really a popular sovereignty
triumph! Although in its marked tha pe
While it has been contended by the and half the money requisite, with which
friend $ of the Lecompton Constitution to erect a jail thereon. The corporate
that it should not be further submitted to authorities promptly stepped forward and
the people, the English Bill i3 on!y a dodge entered into a written obligation so to do.
by submitting the land grant to a popular . We are not posted as to the plan of rais
vote: but at the same time declaring that ing the money with which to consummate
the vote upon the ordinance shall decide this project, whether by immediate and
the question of admission, and so to be, dir:ct taxation; or by borrowing funds;
Dracticallv. a vote uuon the constitution, or issuing warrants, bearing a reasonable
4 '
If the ordinance is accepted, so is the
constitution : and if reiected. so is the
onstitution. Ia fact, therefore, we con
tend that the constitution is really submit
interest, payable say one and two years
hence. Times are exceedingly oppres-
1 -11 1 .1 . T 1
sive, ana will De more so u ine i.ana
Sales are not postponed. Consequently
ted to a popular vote. All the Lecompton the people are in a poor condition to bear
taxation at present, lnis is one side ot
the question. The other side presents
this fact as a strong argument: The want
of a jail has cost the people of the county
more the past year than is proposed now
advocates have gained is the verbal pre
tense that the constitution is not submit
ted. It is perhaps fortunate they are so
easily satisfied.!
All the opponents of the Lecompton
Constitution demanded was that this to expend in the erection of a jail
instrument should not be forced upon the While we fuvor all manner of improve
people, but submitted to their vcte, and in ments, and compliance with the wants of
spite of the flimsy evasion this point is county or city, we advise, especially under
certainly gained. present financial oppressiveness, in public
Objections are made to the bill because matters, what we endeavor to practice in
of new conditions imposed upon the ad- our private affairs, the ttnetest economy
mission of new States in regard to their wj hope the county and city authorities
population at the time of their admission, have taken this view of this enterprise;
There is most assuredly injustice in ad- and farther, that they may find another
mode than that of taxation by which to
less population than many counties in the carry
States ; thus giving it two Senators, and Seeds from (he Patent OfflCC.
equal power ia this respect with the old- Commissioner Holt has forwarded to
e:t and most populous State in the Union! the Nemaha County Agricultural Society
While we contend for the correctness a supply of garden seeds for distribution,
of this principle in itself, we regret to Small supplies, sufficient to secure a stock
see in the English BiU so unjust a discre- of seed for next year can be had of either
mination as to what kind of constitution of the County Judges Hall, Cole, and
should be submitted to the rule. Sanders, or at the Advertiser office. It
The following are the yeas and nays in is hoped those who get seed will give
the House : them close attention and report to the
Veas Messrs. Ahi, Anderson, Atkins. Avery, Secretary the result of their experiment
uarKJiuue, liisnnp, itococK, Uowie, Uoyce, 13 ancti,
Hraan, liurnett, Uurn?, Caruthers, Caskie. Clark of
.Vi?souri, Clay, Clemens, Clinjrmin, Cobb, John
Cochrane of New York, Cuckertl, Corning, Cos,
Craig of Mo, Craio;eof . C, Crawford, Curry. Da
vidson, Deward, Dowdell, Edmundson, Elliott, Eng
lish, Eu.slis, Florence, Folfj, Garnett, Gurtrell, Uil
lis, Gilmer, Goode. Greenwood, Gregg, Groesbeck.
Hall of Ohio, Hatch, Hawkius, Iiopkiu.1, Houston,
Uugues, Hui!cr, J.wksun, Jenkins, Jewett, Jones of
Tcun., J. Gliiae.y Joiic-a (,f Tu., Owen Jones of 1'n.,
Keitt, Kelley, Kunkel of Md.. fim ir, Lindy, Law
rence, Lnidy, Letcher, Maclay, McQueen, iMason,
.Vaynard, Mil-js, Miller, MilU.n, Moore, Xiblaek, Pen
dleton. Peyton, 1'hs.ua, Phillip, Powell, Heady, Ite.i-
gin. Keilly, hblhn, hussvll, handidge, bnvage,
n-iiios, fv-otr, Bearing, boward, bhavr of . G..
Shorter, Sickles, Singleton. Smith of Tcnn., Smith
of a., Stnll worth Stephens, Stevenson, Talbot,
Trtr,... r..,l U..ii,:.. wt.:,.. ri,;i, iv-j-i...-
II ' i utiii;f .tunc, . i ill iivj , if inllltt, i , . . 1 1 . .
VooJmi Vorten.iike, Wright of Ga., Wright of above ihe business portion of the landing,
Tenn.. and z .iiicuff.sr lis. and over at Bloody Island, waiting for
i a ; .icB'i'?, aAuuuii, iiuriiin. Aiiurews. jeu-
. Indians Killed. j
We are informed that two Pawnees
were killed near Plattsmouth, sometime
ast week, by a Mr. Wiggins. Our in
formant sava that Mr. W. was ridinsr
alone in his wagon, when he was attack
ed by two Indians, one of whom he im
mediately knocked down with ins whip
handle. The second Indian drew a ritle
upon Mr. W . and was in the act of firing,
when he seized the gun. and discharged
the contents into the body of the Iudian,
causinrr instant death. Upon examination
of the first Indian, he was found to be
mortally wounded,' and in a short time
died. i
Much complaint is made in that vicinity
g - j
of the thieving propensities of the Indians
and a determination is expressed among
me wmtesto getriaoi tnera,n necessary,
by iorcible means. umana limes.
Gold in Missouri.
The St. Joseph Gazette of the loth
says:
We have iust learned from Mr. II. W.
Stephens, who came in directly from Gen
try county, that Peter Stephens, Esq.,
Deputy Surveyor of Gentry country, made
a discovery of gold on Cowan's Branch,
one of the tributaries of the West fork of
Grand River, Several old Californians
are now at work on the branch, making
rom one to six dollars per day. The gold
is very tLoa suad light, and it is believed
by those who are digging for it, that
heavy deposits exist somewhere in the
neighborhood. Lxtensive placers are also
found in Ringold county, Iowa, and a large
number of persons are at work upon them.
The Difference.
A gentleman from a St. Louis Whole
sale House, who has been out over a two
month collecting tour, informed us the
other day, that he had much better suc
cess alonjj the Missouri river than the
Mississippi that the proportion was as
two to one.
Steamboats laid up.
The following we clip from th; St.
Louis Republican of the 10th.
The following named boats have been
laid up at this port on account of dull busi
ness, no business at all, or, what is worse,
a losing business ; The Aunt Letty and
Admiral were taken charge of by the U.
S. Marshal, who had them piloted away
from the Levee for the present. The
Granite State, WT. S. Nelson, Edinburgh,
Brazil, Red Wing, Chippewa, Saracen,
Harinoniii and C. Bluffs, are all lvinsr
Deuer umes, eacn costing tneir owners a
dollar a day for watchmen. The Emi
grant, Asa v ugus, Isabella, Omaha, Flo
rence and T. L. Tutt, are all lying at the
Levee, doing nothing. Some of them are
waiting for their turn to load in the Inde
nt, llillinglmr.-t, llunghaui, Ulnir, Bliss, lionhato,
br.tyton, Uuir iit,-,., i,urling:iui ', IJurrougns, Cuiii))-bi-ll.
Case. CLiiT-e. Chiii.iu:in.Clurk of Conn.. Chirk
f X. V., C"lf.ix, Coimii. Covode, Cr.irin. Curtis.
I;iinrt-1, llavi.i of Mcl., Duvisof Ind., Dar sof Mass.,
ij.ivii of I w:i, D.iiv;iH, Dean, Dick, Dodl, Durfec,
Kdie, Fnrnswi'i th, Fen ton. Foster, (iiddino, Oilman,
... 1. . J.! i- . tTti ia ir
u Ki!,ijruouiii, irnmgcr, uru , itau ci .u.iss., liar- i i. t i? t e T)i cc n t .
Ihd. Harri. of Md.. II t.rU f in., iiaskin. Uioknmn. Pdem People s Line of Bluff Packets
Hoard, Howard, Ke.Ioz. Kelsev. Kilo-ore. Knapn. All 01 them have paid Oil their Crews
Lea.h, Le.nr L ,v,j ,y, MoKibbin, Marshall of Ky., The steamers Michigan, Oceana and Illi
Marshall of 111., Morse of Me.. Morse of N. .. Mott. . T , .a
Mamiy, Xi.hois. oiiii, .Palmer. Parker, Pettit, Pike, uol.s' iew wneans Doats, are lying very
l' tter, Poiiif, Quittia'n, Kk-aud, ltitchie, Kobbins, quietly on their oars waiting for a better
nc.ocns, iw..vce. snw 01 ill., enerman ot unio, timp rnm no- nh iv mm tViom cmo
thing to do that will pay them for turning
their wheels
A large number of boats that have not
yet got up steam this seasan for any pur
pose, are laying to the shore below the
landing; All the boats named kept their
fires up while their prospects paid the
wood bills. Others will soon follow their
Sherman f X. V., Smith of III., Spinner, Stanton,
Stewart of I'm., lap;tan, 1 hayur, loini'kins, I nder-
vrood, Wade, W-lbri Ige, Waldron, Walton, Wash
burn of 111., W ushburne of Me., and W llson. 103.
The vote in the Senate was as follows:
1 EAS Mes3M. Allen, Rayard, Benjamin, Uiggs.
Biler, Uright, Ilrowa, Clay, Davis, Evan, Fitzidi-
triuk, Green, Gwin, Hammond, Houston, Hunter,
lverson. Johnson of Arkansas, Johnson of Tenn
.Joins. Kenuolv. Mallorv. Mallorv. Mascn. Polk.
Pugh, Sebastian, Siidcii, Thompson of Xew Jersey, example, and drop off their various trades.
unless a great change for the better takes
place in the business.
The steamer Spread Eagle, Capt. La
Tl l-
uarge is gitting ready lor a mountain
trip, and will leave for the mouth of Yel
low Stone next Thursday.
To.mbs, Wright, an I Yule -3 1
Xays M'.ssm. lirodorick, Cameron, Chandler,
Coilainer, Crittcudin, Dixon. D.Kilittle, Douglas,
Durkee, Fessenden, Foot, Foster, Hale, Hamlin, Har
lan, King, Seward, Simmons, Stuart, Trumbull,
uae,ana usoa -'.'.
Bell and Pearce paired off, as also did
Fitch and Sumner. Bates, Henderson,
Reid and Thompson were sick and absent.
Vine Growing.
We call the particular attention of our
Nebraska readers to the article on first
paTe.byProf. Swallow,' Vine Growing
The Public Printing Plunder A
Sensible Act.
Yesterday the Speaker laid before the
House certain correspondence and docu
. t l
menis in reiauon to maian anairs in
Oregon and Washington Territories and
California, the course of Gpn. Wnnrl in
tn .uissovn. Ihe Trofessor's accurate respect to Indian warsia the Pacific de-
personal knowledge of the subject, to- partment, the conduct of Anson Clarke,
srethpr with hi? pminpnt stnnflinrr n nntV.. inaian agent, &e
ority upon such matters, renders this ar
ticie particularly valuable. Our special
-..,... f, it: t
'caiuu caning uiitnuon as we uo IS,
that every point in the article is equally
applicable to Southern Nebraska as to
Missouri. The thousands of acres of bro
ken land immediately along the banks of
the Missouri, are most admirably adapted
to the cultivation of the grape. We have
endeavored heretofore to impress this idea;
uui naif iceii met wnn tne answer "too
cold too far north !" or "it won't pay
like corn, wheat or potatoes !" As to the
soil and climate we have in Prof. Swal
low s article, no fine spun theory, but
practical evidence, founded upon personal
and scientific observation. As to the pay,
a very short exercise in simple division
shows the inccme per acre to be two hun
dred dollars. Thus it will be seen that
our hills, which are thought by some to
After considerable discussion, the mes
sage and accompanj'ieg documents were
laid on the table, and a motion to print
was voted down. This was a very sen
sible act on the part of the House, not
withstanding it will deprive the grocery
establishments of the city of wrapping-pa
per for a year to come.
vVe understand that the manuscript of
said correspondence and documents weighs
over four hundred pounds, and that six
clerks have been laboring on it for nine
months.
The course of the House in voting
against printing such listless documents
will meet wi'.h the approval of the who'e
country. The printing of each Congress
can be done for a slight advance on what
it was done for ten years ago ($250,000)
if Congress will study the same economy
now it did then. The vote yesterday is
a very good indication that the day of the
public printer plunder has passed. Mates
The Cla) ton-Bui wer Treat j-.
The following are the preamble and
be "too rough for any earthly use," can, resolutions reported from the Committee
by proper attention, be made the most on Foreign Affairs :
provable portion of our highly favored
country.
There is perhaps nothinir pertaining to
the "farm and garden" iii which we have
always felt interested more than the cul
tivation of fruits; and our notions have ran
strongly after the grape since possessed
of a personal knowledge of this country.
We have not time or space to extend our
Whereas the treaty between the United
States and Great Britain, designated as
the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, is, under the
interpretation placed on it by Great Bn
tain, a surrender of the rights of this
country, and upon the American construe
tion, an entangling alliance without
mutuality either in its benefits or res
motions, and has hnherto been pro
ductive only of misunderstandings and
controversies between the two Govern
ideas at present, but promise to refer to ments ; therefore, be it
this interesting subject again.
Resolved ly the Striate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
Ijhic tcu I uig7eoj usztinuitu, j.na.i me
President of the United States be request
ed to take such steps as may be, in his
opinion, best calculated to eifect a speedy
abrogation of said treaty.
It may have escaped the observation o:
the readers of Congressional news that
both Houses of Congress have resolved to
adjourn on the 7th of June. They have
&o resolvpd.
Cocnty Jail
It will be seen by reference to the no
tice "to Contractors," that the County
commissioners nave aecioea to receive
proposals for the erection of a County
Jail. As they reserve the right to reject
all bids, we take that as an indication that
their decision to build will depend greatly
perhaps entirely upon the amount of
money necessary to erect the building
It is proposed, we believe, to only erect A New York paper says that recent
at present, such a building as present develop-. ments implicate Mrs. Burdell
wants demand ; and upon conditions that Cunningham in the murder of Dr. Bur
the city of Brownville furnish the ground, I dell, beyond doubt
The people of Tennessee will be called
upon to vote on the first Thursday in Sep
tember next upon the question of calling
a convention "to revise, alter, or amend
the Constitution of the State of Tennessee.
The expenditures for the support of the
military academy at West Point last year
was S9o,505. Under the law of the 3d
of March, 1S57, increasing the pay of
cadets, the estimate for the current ytar
amounts to SI 16,737.
The JIarkets.
COBHECTED WEEKLY.
liKOWNVILLE, May
FloI"R, sack
15CCKWUKAT Flour, (4 Sack
Corn Meal, y bushel
Corn, bushel
Oats, bushel,
Sugar, B)
COFFES,
Tea,
Chickens, $ doi.,
Eggs, do,
FbeshBeef, $ Tb
" PorK, per 10 lbs.
Potatoes, bushel,
Salt,
Lumber, Cottonwood, per 100 ft.,
Yellow Pine,
Butter,
Cheese, y ft,
Lakd,
JJails, per keg.
Wheat, none in market
Whisk y, per gallon,
Salt, sack,
Molasses,
Rkass. $ bush,
P HlPES, Vlb,
20' 1858.
.'50 4,(10
2,00
75
50
40
120
15&l7i
100
2,00
10
6(?8
$ 5,5 Oca. 6
50
11.10
$2&2,50
8,00
25
25c
10c
6,00
3040c
2,00
75
2,50
8
Sr. JosErn,
Whe at, bush,
Corn, T$ bush,
Flour, cwt,
Buckwheat Flour, $ cwt,
Fresh Pork, ft,
Potatoes, $ bush,
White Beans, y buirh,
Butter, y lb,
Eggs, y dot
Chickens, y doz,
Dry HinKS y ft,
Coffee, y ft,
Sugar, y ft,
TEA.y ft.
May 17, 1858.
$1,00
25o
.$3.25(.375
... 3,50(4,50
ixAdiAa
... 25(.30c
1,50
1525c
.. . 8c
$2,00(32,50
9(?10o
1.314a
5057c
Died.
On Saturday the 8th inst., in Atchinson county, Mis
souri, jemima, wire ot itenry u. iiougn, anu aaupmer
ot James and Betsy Roberts, aged 18 years and 5 months.
lleei life and peaceful death were thine
: And it the pure in heart
Shall see their God where seraphs shine,
That is thy glorious part.
Democratic Mass Meeting.
There will be held at the city of Brownvil !e on S:ttur-
da May 22 1S5S. a Mass Meeting of the Denncracy of
Xcni iha courily for the purpose of appointing delegates
to attend the Democratic Territorial Convention ti be
held at Platmouth on the 3d day of June next.
It has been thought up n consultation, best to meet in
mass niee;ing for that purpose, without reference to the
appointment of delegates from p.ecincts. It is hope'!
therefore that all who feel an interest in the establh-
ment and ditTusi. n of National Democratic principles
will attend aud encourage by their pr-ence and counsels
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Masonic Notice.
A
braska will take plac
f 2d day of June next, t
' v AM By order.
CLAIM NOTICE.
To Edward L. Ros and all other, whom u njy c incern.
Tou are hereby notified that 1 will at pear at the Lnd
Office at Eruwuvillo, Nebraska, on Friday May 2d 1858.
at 10 o'clock a M, to prove up my riyht of pre-einpu..u
to the northwest quarter of section twelve, tu tuwu4iip
two, in range number eleven east.
May 20 47-2t . ROBERT TAILOR.
GKOIKiK ARMSTRONG. Grand Secretary.
Claim Notice.
To S. B. Miles and all whom it may concern. Ton
are hereby not tried that I will appear at the LiQ4
Office in Brownville, Xeraaha county, Nebraska Terri
tory, on Friday, the-Sth day of May, 1863, at 2 o'clock
P. M ., to prove up my right of Pre-emptun to the south
half f south-east and north-east of south-east and
south-east of north-west quarter of section No. thirty,
Township No. two, Bange no sixteen, east.
May 20, '53 47-2t UEN RT C. WOODKN.
The annual communication of the Grand
IvdgeF. A A. M soiis of the Territory oi Ne
'e at Nebraska city on Hie
commencing at 10 o'clock
Laud Sales!
The undersigned owner of forty-six acres nf land ad
joining the ciiyof Brownville was originally laidtffas
a portion tl the town site desirous to dispose of the
same and will do so on exceedingly favorable terms.
Apply to joiin Mcdonough.
May 20, 1853 n47tf Brownville, N, T.
HflUEUBT STOCK
A large number of our cattle for the ttaij expedition
recently strayed away from Nebraska city, which we are
anxious to secure. They are undoubtedly In this region,
somewhere not far on. They are all branded oa the
side near the back with figure of an ox yoke.
we will give liberal rewards for their return to our
agents in Nebraska city, or Richard Brown, Xsq., In
Brownville; or any information that will lead to their
recovery.
MAJORS, RUSSELL fr WAD DELL:
Nebrask city. May 12. '53. 46tf
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership between J II. Maun and A. S. llolla
d.iy in the Drug busiuess under the name and style of
J. II. Maun &. Co.. commenced April 10th I&53. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be
c Uiintied in the name of A. S. Holladay, who will settle
the : traits r the late Arm.
May 17, 1S53, 47-3t A. S. HOT.LADAT,
J. U. MAUN,
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Holladay t Arnold dissolved partnership in the
practice of Medicine and the Drug business, April lOib,
1S53. Either will attend to the settlement of the busi
ness of the Arm. Those knowing themselves inlebted
will save cost of suit by calling immediately and paying
their indebtedness.
May 17, 1S53 47-3t A. S. HOLLADAT,
WM. ARNOLD.
Brownville Hotel
Oi fneroh-u.it vstuaiy utiuwu 'imnioiT.
Take notice that 1 R. T R iiney the Treasurer in and
foi thecuunty of Neniaba Nebraska Temtoiy. will of
fer at public sale and sell in front of Johnson's Halt,
the place in. which the District Court in and for the
Cui in ty of Nemaha aforesaid wa list held, and In the
town uf Brownville. county teatnf said Nemaha ceonty.
on the 5th June, between the bou; o aineu'cWk A M
anil five o'clock P M. alt the land situated in said coun
ty on which the taxes were levied during the year 1857
still remain due and uupaid. an less the said taxes
upon said land be paid prior to the time of sale as serein
above mentioned, with interest from January laat. at
the rate of 25 percent per annum
K AMES.
Wm. D. Allen
Will be sold at Public Auction
MODAY, MAY 31st, 1S5S.
The Brownville Hotel with the five lots belonging
thereto. Terms $500 cash down, and the hotel scrip to
be taken up as it falls due; viz: $2997 on the 6th of
November next; $-2023 on the I5ih D ecember next, and
$980 on the 1st of March. 1S59;; any amount exceeding
the above to be on a credit of one and two years.
Brownville May 13 n46 O. F. LAKE, Sec'y.
V To Contractors.
Soalad ".proposals will be received at the Comity
Clerk's oflu e in the city of Brownville until the first day
of June next for the erection of acontyjailiu sail city.
Specifications can be seen in the clerk's office. Prcjiosals
received for either a log or stone building. The com
missioners reserve the right to refuse any or all bids.
J. w. n A LI.,
JESSE COLE.
D. C.SAN DEI13,
Commissioners of Nemaha county.
May 17, '53 47-2t
Claim Notice.
To all whom it may concern Ton are hereby
notified that 1 will appear at the Land Office in Brown
ville, on the 22d day ot May,18o8, to prove up my right
of pre-emption to the south-east quarter of section tix,
in township one, ranee sixteen, east.
May 13, 1853. a47-lt WILLIAM SHERMAN.
O. B. HEWETT,
ATT0RNEY AT LAW
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Brownville, Nebraska.
Will attend to business in all departments of his pro
fession. Pre-eTrrotora Eights Secured.
Land Warrants lor Sale.
Office on First St., bet. Main and Water.
RtFr-RRErCES :
Kinney &. Uoiley, Nebraska City.
Cheever Sweet H. Co., do
J. S:e 'ling Morton do
Brown & Bennett, Brownville
K. W. Furnas do
Brownville N. T. M;iy 13 1S53. 2n46tf
ISHAM REAVIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Falls C ty, E chardson County, .Nebraska.
Will give prompt atter.ti n to all professional busi
ness entrusted to his ctre in Richaidon and adu initig
coiintie-; also to the drawing of deeds pre-euiptioii pa
pers, be, ti.c , May 13 '63 n4G-m
Diton. & clixtox,
PRODUCE DEALERS,
Forwarding & Com mission
MERCHANTS,
No. 78, North Levee, St. Louis. Mo.
Orders for Groceries ami Mauuiac'nied A tides a.-cu-raie.y
tilled at lowest possib.e rate-.. C u-innieiu t .r
sale and re-shipment respeclully solicited. Shipments
or all kinds wiii be fui:btully attended to.
lteteneiicea :
Messrs. ft II Rea t Co St. Louis
B irttett. McComb & C ) do
Gilbert Mi;es i Sianii ird d
Iton. W If BiilBnjxtoii Auditor State of Missouri
J Q Harmon E.-q Cairo City III.
Messrs Moloiiy, Bro's&Co' New Orleans, Loui.ianj
JD Jackson Esq., Uo do
Messrs llinkle Guild & Co,
F H mini ir c Co
Brai deil &. Crawford
Woodruff Al Huntington,
II. Billions, Esq.,
May 12 1858 45-3m
Cincinnati O.
do
Louisville Ky.
Mobile Ala.
Beardstown, III.
Claim Notice.
To all whom it may concern. Tou are hereby notified
that I will appear at the Land Office at Brownville
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, on Friday the 21st
May, 1858 to prove up my right to the south-east quar
ter of section four, in Township No one Range 16 east.
May 13, 1868. nl6 2t MARCUS F. PARKER-
CLAIM NOTICE,
To William Thomas and all whom it may concern.
You are hereby notified that I will appear at the Land
Office iu Brownville. Nemaha county, N. T., on Friday,
May 21. 1858, at 2 o'clock, P. M., to prove up my right
of pre-emption to the southeast quarter of section
twenty-nine township two, range fifteen east.
May 13 1S5S 2wn4tf JOSEPH B. HARE.
Notice
Is hereby eiveti !lU WnfLEf II. HORN has obtained
from the Probate Court of Pawnee Motility letters testa
tamentary on the estate of Reddii k Horn, late of said
county, deceased, bearing date January 11th. A D 1858.
All persons having claims against said estate are
hereby required to exhibit them for allowance to the
Probate Court of said county on or before the 9th day of
August, 1S58. or they may be precluded from any benefit
of said estate, and if tiot presented within six months
from the dale last above moutiored they will be forever
barred. j
45 j n, G. LORE, Judgeof Probate.
AMBROTYPES.
The under.
and built a ijky-light (side lights connected) Daguerrean
Gallery on
of Brownvil
that we are
igned having entered into a co-partnership
mer of Main and First streets in the city
e. would respectfully announce to the public
tiowprepared to take pictures ith all the
beauties of t fie art, aud at reduced prices. Pictures in
serted in lrx kets. pins, &c. in the neatest style. Being
experienced artists, we have no doubt that all who want
good picture i can be pleased. Call and see.
MINN1CU &AKIN.
Brownvil lie. May 6, n45tf
Potter Wanted.
I will give employment to a giMxi, industrious Potter,
well acquainted with the business.
JOIIN McPnERSON.
n23tr Brownville Pec 5 1S57.
75,000 lbs. Bacon.
LTFORD & HORN. Sonora. Mo , have for sale, chep
for cash 75 0KJ pounds excellent bacon.
v2n36-ly M-irch 1, 68
LEGAL AOTICE.
Sec.-nd Judicial District
court of Nebraska Territory.
To June tei m A U 1S5U for
I Nemaha coiiuiy.
Seed Corn and Seed Wheat
For Sale at the Farm t Prairie Forest op-osite
Enworttls A pril 1. IIOADLEY k MUIR.
Henry D. S I.eeper, ri'ff
vs
John Mil'herson,
William L I'e guson and
Rachel A. Fe.gas.in Def .
Wite eas in the abi ve entit led cause a writ of attach
ment and suiniii ns against the said William L Fergu
son ami It nhel A Ferguson was i-suci trom the tll.e of
theclerkof saidc-uit which said summon:, has been re
tu tied n it found' as to y.;u Ihe said U ihtani L. Fe.gu
s. ri and n uhel A. Ferguson. Tbeiefore you the said
wilii mi L. Feigtisotiand K ichel A. Ferguson are he: e
by notnted that said Plain-itT Henry U. S. Leeper. has
f ed in ihe i trice of tho clerk of the District court for
Nemaha county Nebraska Territory hit petition for an
attachment in aid of his suit heretofore began for the
sumdf two hundred and ten dollars and six y one cents,
wi.h interest on that sum at the rate of six per cent per
annum ru in the seventh day of November AUItiM,
audihat he has caused to be attached a the property of
you the said Willi ini L Ferguson and Rachel A Feigu
son lots numbered Vine. two. three ten. eleven ami
twelve ot Id ckriuriiber thirty-nine in the town of S-uth
Brownville in said county. Anil you are further notified
that unless you appear at the next term of said DUtiict
Court to be bejini and held at B: owm ilie in said county,
on the firreenth day of June A D I85S and on or beroie
the moming ot the se?nd d iy f aid tetni and p.ead t.
saitlpeti i n judgement by default will be had jniinst
you for said sum of two hundred and feu dollajs and six
tvone cents, with interest as aforesaid and for costs.
D. L. McGARV Att'y for Pi'ff
It is ordered and de'ei mined that ihe foregoing notice
be pub!ihed in the Nebraska Advertiser as the lawm
such ca-es reqiti es, MAST1N W RIPF.N cle k.
May 17. 4T-4w ByCltAS. G. DORSET, Deputy.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all persons not to buy from
Jame-t Ferguson now a resideut of Brownville. Nemaha
county Nebraska, the following described real estate viz:
the south west quarter (14) of the south east quarter
(14) and lot number four (4) of section eighteen (18) in
township five (.r) ranze sixteen (16) east, or any portion
thereof as 1 will contest his right of preemption thereto;
the same being a portion of a town site This therefore
U to warn all persons against trading, buying or in any
way to negotiate with the said Ferguson for the above
described tracts or parcels ot land.
v2n33!f AI GySTCS KOCNTZI.
To the Public.
"Notice is hereby given to all persons" that James
Ferguson is not "a resident of Brownville, Nemaba co.,
N. T " nor has he been, but is a resident on "the follow
ing described real estate in the southwest quarter of the
south east quarter, and lot number four of section eigh
teen in township five, range sixteen east." and further,
that he is the only resident upon the said tract Dow or
heretofore; consequently the only legal claimant. If
persons are solicited or contemplate purchasing any of
Baid property, they will save themselves being swindled
by readi-g this notice, and refusing to purchase of one
' Augustus Kaiuntx." JAMES FEKGISON.
Brownville. April 21. 1SS8.
33 husk Mattrasses just received at the store of
Aug. 6, 1S57. n? I. T. WHITS.
OOTS and SHOES A Tremendous Stock, ju
received, opened. and torsade, by
" I. T. WUYTE A CO,
E. M. Anderson
A. J. Benedict
Jewo W. BraJahaw
Jeremiah Barlow
Brownville Hotel Company
Jaa. M.ChapU
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LOT.
5, 13
7, 8, 13
15
1
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2
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4
1
15
7
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5,6.7
3,4
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18
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Judaon A. Cha.pl
EbeneierR. Collins
Samuel S. Cox
11
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2
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George Clay (Brown Add'n) 1. 2,
3, 4,5. B. 7
Jacob Easterly 11,12
Thou. B. fJlen Lett Henry S), 10
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81
70
12
13
14
28
27
49
53
60 '
80
82
10
15
12
23
29
20
3
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21
11
8
118
115
104
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32
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32
64
1
23
29
32
3
69
63
66
65
61
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Robert G. Hatten
Henry C. Jones
lladley D. Johnson
John J. Khk
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D. L. Mcliar
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J. B. Morton
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J. W. Paddock
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Ncm itia t'
jama. w. lUnwti
again-a
Nathiun lliywood,
R. W. Furnaa,
R. V. Muir and
Tb.. t. Haywood.
Where the said PKintitr. James W rr
caasetl a summons to be isued n.iu t,,.. .
I. Nebraska T--lu( C;"-
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canseu a summons to be iskiied n.iu Jm, , j,
dauta that cm or efre the first aay ,., - Jf'rn
Ik. ..a 1 1 i 411. . ,. .
"' wuumtip ine cmce oi u, tle i-ai
Irict court, in and for the ald cunt " li
tion in assumpsit agaiu,i the said 4e.C..i '" Wti
Haywood H W Furnaa. R V Muir. ,, rl ."'.. Svn
claiming of them the sum of ncht t " '
eitht h in,t ...i A
a certain Drumi ..nrv .r m.ta k .
of May, A D 1857. for the sum of fou, bWl 124 J I
w ti4 tilt. j
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flVi dfllllir MVlhlA fliv m..n IK. .. .
. r- -v .v iuijuiu. i i rr iu i,
cent interest froro date. And h,....
mons issued in said cause on the flrt d.r I ,u'
IS58, as aforesaid, directed to th J . I
and by him returned not found as th. .
Haywood and R V Muir aforesaid, me-ef
hereby given to said Nathan Hayvo,i ,ui v n"Uc "
unless they appearand answer the t.titi. " u,(
or before the morning of the second d,y"
vciiuoi mo i.m touri. to oe riei.l in the ihir.i t
the fiftcenih day of June, A D ISiS. deu'lt ,m I'1'' 1
ed against them and Judirment '". c1't.
thereon. -Mnt u
Attest
Mastok W. RtDCt. Clerk
By CR AS. O. DOXSIT. Dennt
Ordered that the above be pub,i,hd in tb XArk
Advertiser for four successive wrek sec,,,,,,;
MAST1N W RlDKN- Clerk
By CHAUUomt,D,wrr
c c. Jonxsox
a a.
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4S-4w May 13
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W.C. Stout 7 39 8.58
R. B. Stout 13,11,15 22
4 20 31.51
Joset h L. Sharpe 3. 4 47
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J. M. Chaple.
II. W. Denman
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F. A. Howler
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David Woodruff
P. W. Rockey
John M Hindman
Valentine Scher
C. G. Dorsey
May 72, 139.
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48-44 R.T.UAIXXY, Twi'r
Territory of Nebraska
Nemaha Couaty
Joseph Teague
agaiust
William Edwards
Jacob Edwards
Isaac Edwards
John Edwards
Samuel Homes
George Harmon
James Emmons
Mark Waiser
James Waiser and
Vtllllani lUKhftrtv
j j
w nereas the piaiuufi. Joseph Tesgne ha cidmh
imuions to be iued notifying the md derendaai. al
Nemsha etmnty District cmr
Nebraska Turn ivry, June ttr
t A t I UILJ
A 1 ltrsM.
summon
.. ..ouvru iip,i.iiiK ins biiki iierenajDi. o,..
Ml nr hufiir th. M..I ...-. fl . laa
um. u) "1 UMP .A 1 lOOO inert Will
be on fiieiu the ofhVe ol the cieikoi the district curt .
and the county ot Nemaha aforesaid a pen.un , ,rV
passaaainst the said leleudauu, W ilium Euwjr.l. j
cob Edwards, tsa.ic Edwards, J .liu Eilw.,r,K
lliitno. Iln...... IT , .. v. .. : Jrl
.- "omi uj mi, 4inr r.uiiiH nK Sii i rtf ;
James Waiser and Wi.liam Uougheuiy. ciaHnn ' f
the sum of tw thousand dollar, lor a te.um ir.J. ''
Conimi;tel ou him the said Joseph Tngue by il,m ii. &
said deiendants on the seveiuhcUy oi J iioun, j 1NJ, i
at and in the saidcoiiu y oi Xeui ilia Xeb.akj Tr.i.i.iT
at winch time they did theu ami ihere 0 ekmiu fm'fr 1
destn.y, ie.; -down, and birn d-wu j ivium Jwuii n '
h.'Use ol his :lm sal J -srpb Teague nsa e and tenia '
i:i the said c.iru y ,f Xcm .tia, .no : mtum, lhl( j
ihey ihou jii.l ii,i iij . ,iu, ti,,, sasl i. Tjg.f j
to hi, g.e.tt dwn irc ., ir .iiiM uie pe.ee oi ih '
m.uweaiih u.V ... . v .. Xet:i--k And whej,
a wrliof Mini, li li i-M.d I'l -a l C4iue on lb n-.i (Uv
of June A U i8.kI a. ai. it ..i I di ecud to ibe be- ff
ors.ndc un.y ami by hi r, i e u i.e-l n,. Mual as lt,ik I
said ile'e.ii!.nr.s J b K l.l Us, l a.' Eilw...!!. j,ta
F. i .1.- tie-i ge ll.itui' ii Jnne- Waisoi ik Wn,lMl J
lioiiglier.y Tfiereiore ii-.;i.e i beitbr gim L. .i.a j
J ic 0 Kilw.oit 1 d..e E lw.r.is J tin rwj'U,
H.inri ,n J unes a.Mi atut Wii.iau. I i.he-'y m,,
un;es they i,,i',,, ;u,. n!i. ,.. ni , ,. a
said'. n or licio.e ,he m niiik! . I .-..i i.il j. ,.i f
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t. ict cmiri 1. 1 iii.i! tor the s.od cili: . I Nf In .t .
tion in asuiiipu ju'.iiii-t itiesa.il ueie hi m.. I' ,.n i X
K.igers, claiming i f ln:n ilic siun ol out ili..i...:.. !. i , ..
upi u a certain promissory iioie ui.iile by bi n n no- li. h
day or May A I) 1S67 lor ihe sum ol rtu hn d fl jiI
thirty-tourdi liais pay.iti.e -ix in.'ii lii ai.r. il.ru til
six p?r cent interest ihe.id u..tedj rd I'riKi'.na.i kiy
Oh. 1K57 and payable to I be oi tier ol A I llwUm d a
Co. And whei eas a wi it ot summons ii-siie l In - od ,iu-e
on the ttrih day of May A D IHdri as afoteinl ili.srrp-l
to tlie slienll of said county and liy Inm remrrnl ea
found. Tlie. efore notice is beieby givon tosaol F raxni
M Rogers that unless he appear and arisoer ihe "1
periiioii afo. esaiJ on or before the ni .r .ing . I ll.e .ni4
day of Ihe said June rerm of ihe anl ti tin iolhfJ'
the tbird Tuesilay, the fifieeiuli day or June A V
default will be entered against hiuisisl jtulgiiioat rn
dered against him thereon.
Attest C. C.JnifXSOK.
Mastim W Riden Clerk Att'y rr Plt'S.
BvChas i Dorset, Deputy
Ordered that the above be published in tit ebrt.t
Advertiser for four sncves.ive weeki a Cording tu law.
MA ST I N' W RIDtN C.etk
By Chas G Dorsey, Leputy
46-4w May 13
LEG 41. XOTIC'E.
Henry DS Leeper PI'U
vs
John Mi.-Pherson
William L Ferguson k.
Rachel A l'erguson def
Second JndicUl Di'trn t of Ne
braska Territory To June Mm
A D 1-161 of District .n.urt f .r
Nemaba County Nebraska Territory.
Whereas a summons having been hei etofure is.ul in
the above entitled cause awl by ih lie. iff of saidcoiiniT
of Nemaha and Territory of Nebr.irka returnel not
found' as to you the said William L Kb guson nil KkIicI
A Ferguson. Therefore you the said William L Kern
son and Rachel A Ferguson are hereby notified tb.t there
is now on file in the unite of tbe clerk of the Dmriti
court for Nemaha county, Nebraska Ten itory. t.'i p'i
tion of the above named pliintitf Henry D S Leeper.
whertin is claimed of the said defendants. JuhnMcKber
son. William L Ferguson and Rachel A Ferguson, tbe
sum of two hundred and ten dollars and sixty one cent,
with interest on that amount at the tale of six per rent
per annum from the seventh day of Nmember a d Lias!,
as money due and unpaid upon a protjissory note daifl
the seventh day of November aforesaid, for tbe sum of
two hundred and ten dollars and sixty-onecents execu
ted by said John McPberson and pajable to said Ratbel
A Ferguson one year after dale with iotereit
aforesaid, which said note is endorsed by yon the said
William LFerg'isonard R hel A K.rguson. and is now
the property of the plaintiff Henry D Leeper; and yu
are notified that plaintiff in said petition claims of said
defendants the sum of two hundred and ten .Hars and
sixty one cents with interest on that air otint at the raie
of six percent p. annum from said 7ih duv of Nov. afore
said for money had and received i pliiu'-iff to the ne
defendants; anj that unless y. u pter it the next lesi
of the District court for said Nemalnt c unity alore-.i f.
to be beitan and held at Brown vine in nid county n the
fifteeiitb day of June A 1) ISw and un or before tt.
morning of the fecund day of said term, and I lead io m.I
petiiion, judgment will be had ag nnst you lor Mid i'
of two hundred and ten dollars and sixty one cents ita
interest as aforesaid and for r ists of the suit.
D L MctiART 4ifJ fr Pi'lf
It is herebv de'ermined and onle il b it thu forcn"
inn uoii-e be pnh.i-hed for four weeks swn e-sively in
foe Neb.a.-k:i Advertiser published ai B.o'.vn- ille in "J.''
Neni.iba coiuny.
iiveu under my hand at ffl -e thislOr'idayof m iy a D
1SSH. MA ST IX W R1DIX Clerk.
By 1liAS i DoiiSEf . Dcp'J'y
46-4w May 13
Administrator's Notice.
Perui. n for tbe a;ef a .aoa r
rant for dist.ibulioii am .n nei.'-
Joel West fall
v
F.llen M I'latt
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AU-M.lolll 1 fsil.li; ' oillltj. .-.rut .
Notice is hereby siven ihal J.l wtMll iB,nil' , n
tor of theestaie of Isaac wi srfall l rse.l li- " 7 '
mycftl.e his petition for the s e of a forty
wairant p.rt of the assets ot the estate ot said
we-tfall deceased for di-tributi. n ji:m na the lei
siid wesif all, and miles you the s,.id K.ien U' '1' -Sarah
M irlin Kltle B red and .Vb'nni wt-tfai ! sli.I "
and appear before meat my .file on be inorniig "
Monday the 7th day. I June, to show g.M I ri,aeIT '
land warrant shornd hoi be sold order mill beien '?
mefor'he sale of thesaui f-r dist.iMir on an -for
M..v 13 nl-4w R J . WH5TXKT J wit'1' P'' b.i"
Le-al Notice.
lwc T Whvte&C ) ft.rhn.ent in e 5 d J -.ii '
f , S-Di i ic i:i atid ibe .
Xero.ha V..'y Ui.k JXeM .br Neb : . T-i ' v
To .in f L It K f e-o fcu' Xeni.th.i V.iiet Bar.i
S. V.-ii are Le.eby ;it...n.l b .. we ...nu.rT in
sh ve eni'Udciu-e n Hi their- .i i-t. in t.' -Mi.e-tt
ar ihe X vember leroi A D !S67 , f said curt c '"'
of she Xrmaha Vailey Bank tbe sum ol tb ee fcun.ei
andlweti.y eight dollars and one cent as noiiev a
upon a dralt or bill of exchange drawn by said B.rE i
favor of said plainiin and due and lemaining unfJ''
and that a writ nf attarhment was is.-iue-I by tb c.'
of the cuort, which was returned not f.m l'fas to y"
Ton are therefore nidified that miles y n ppenr
next term of the saul court to be begun nxi beid at
court bouse in .he town of Brownville or the 1br T1""
day in June A D I8M and answer said f eti i n
will be entered agaiust said B.mk nd iu.lirn.eetrer.nerp
the.eon. MAS-TIX W RIPKN.Cerk
4-lw May 13 By Chas O Doiiitr, ,VvJ
Samuel Z Rogers, Def
L.CG.4L. A'OTICl.
Barton B. Barka.ow, P.'H
VS ?. . . r. iAfl I..T
I'l J T June "
Xemaba cotnty.
Whereas the summon. ised above tnt.MM
cauMb-vimibeen return -not found' as yo tb"
said SamueTE fcVers. Therefore yoo the said fc.m'ic
E R.er. are herehv notified that on or lefore the fl j'
day of June A f lW. ' petition of Bart mt i.rU '
the Mid piuntitT. will be on fi ,e in the r.ltke d the cie
of said District court for Nemaha ''"t
side of aaid court, praying for a decree of t. le s.
you the said Rogers to lot. number six .ad ,
block number twenty-fonr. and lot number .. ln
number thirty-five, and M number flvej ""
forrv, all in the town of Brownville in s.id
county, a. marked and numbered npo ' ' 'Vnie
.rf said town. And you are fnrther noti fled .ba
you appear at the next term f T?,
began and beU at said M of B-"T0"June A D
for said Nemaba county on the flfteenisisy M
1858. arwlonor before the morning of tb' 1 b,
said term, and ple.d to said petition - eDd,red
taken as confeed.il ju-lgement by J'"Vco.
against you thereon foid Ms
It'ls herebv ordered that the forego." ,
lished in the SI$,Zr?lZt.
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