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Wa rmrilUh tn-rlnxr tS TirorppiTjnfrs of i We see bv the St. Louis Remiblicanl Ttuull.
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the Democratic meeting held in this city that the Governor cf Missouri has par LttfcedlTO, ..rowiirma m Saturday May aaa, in obe-
on Saturday last. The mora we see of doned the notorious St. Louis belly, TBb I dience u fteTiooi can
; - - ,,s ... -"V - ,!,!..'. i t ' I At hail pa it ten the convention was called to order.
ar.ernpts to craw party uses, ty orgamz- w ir.:s, voio was semencea, near mree ta4 Browa . n.
jnx parties in this' Territory at present, years aso. to penitentiary ten years tor w. Hackney, ieeretwr
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THE ADVERTISER;
R. V. FUIIXAS, ISDITOIl.
THURSDAY MOKMNCS, MAY 27.-18S8.
Land Sales. :
Vt see by our recent exchanges, re-
ports that the President has consented, to j priety and totpractihjlity cfsuchv.a course, about 'the -time O'BIenisVas sentenced,
The two meetings held m this city of late and well recollect hearing bets of one
Nebraska may nncrrit tn sntisfv verv observing mind of thousand dollars offered that he would not
tirailar .b; truth. 'Wfialwavs endeavor to be serve oat one half his time. He is re-
plain and frank, upon all subjects, at all j pated to be quite wealthy.
times ana - in aa piaces,-ana -taererore Minnesota Admitted.
contend that it is folly to herald forth the J Minnesota ivras admired by Congress
idea that ihe people are, or caate induced as a State of the "Unfon on the 10th insL
quwga rrom iaur last article upon-lnalpTCsentta rk-in-party tracesr-AsOn"lhel2th, Gen. Shields and Mr. Rice
subject. "I have had," says' our inform-1 we befori Etatqd,' -there Is nothing under
a postponement of Land Sales ia Kansas.
If this be true, we
hopes
think
of
securing
enterta;a
grant.
While -Tjpon "this "subject we again 'ex-
tract from a letter we received from
Washington- of a lattef date- than that
ent,an interview with the Commissioner Heaven calling fdf, or even jastifyih:
oTihe Land Office 6n th subject of post
poning the Land Sales in Nebraska, and
from presentindjeations I am inclined to
Uuakohere Utile hope for the postpone
ment, inasmuch as the Treasury is short,
fed tB.e sale-was determined 6a by a Ca
bifiet sfesiion" after carefully considering
thnecessjiies of .the P Government, and
carefufestimates as to financial resources.'
We bad .been informed before that the
Departmesti or' President offered as one
under Were received nd sworn in as senators
hgi. from'lhe new State
General imereat ami'welfaTe hare noth
leg to gam, but mucU' to lose, by sucn a
course.i Were we about to elect delegates
to frame a Constitution.or had we the pri
vilege as .we ought to have of elect
ing all our Territorial officers, and thus
there became a necessity for establishing
Thie Southern Convention whicbTwas fn
session at Montgomery, Alabama, on the
18th, was represented by over 3000 dele
gates, representing North and South Car
olina, Virginia, Mississippi, Tennessee,
Florida and Alabama.' The Kansas,
Central American,' re-openinjj of ' the
. i . . I
a poucy, or asserun- poiiutai y, skye trade( Afrkan ; apprenticesllipt
men we aumu u wouiu ue luipuxuim ui sputhern Htterature, . direct European
draw party lines. ; Jsut not untu tnen. trade nd other questions, hare been
We believe the people of this county- nr;vfltPlv hv rh Ap
, i. Li-vii ii.-iM.. ' . . . . , ... , r J
reasonw3saiesnaQDeenoruereu,inai yea, 0Ilne entire lerntory wisely tninK wm perhaps be brought before the con.
theNatml Treasury; was in need of Uheir local matters and home affairs of far e t- '
funds and that, in snaking calculations more importance to them to-day than
upon resources, the receipts from sales of anything else.
public lands were put down as an item of
considerable importance." Let us see for
rf'inorrient upon what, a slender thread
hangs the hope of receiving into the na
tional treasury any considerable amount
of cashes proceeds from sale of lands.
We form our opinion from what we see
a'nd Tcnow to be goinjj on at the Land Of
flee in this city, and others near us, which
we are safe in believing is nothing dif
ferent from those elsewhere.-
We have taken the pains to enquire of
CoL'"NIXoV,, of .theBrownville Land Of
fice, .what, proportion of cash is being
received at this office from pre-emptors.
His answer was, that in ten thousand
dollars receipts, nine thousand five hun
dred dollars was paid in warrants. Again,
is it at all reasonable to suppose that
speculators are eroinsr to invest casn in
vention.
Mr. Hopkins, of Virginia, becomes
chairman of the House committee on for
eign affairs, by the resignation of Mr.
Clingman. Mr. Branch of N. C. has been
appointed to fill the vacancy.
Deatli of 3IaJ. Gen. Smiin.
We clip the following from the Ledger,
Leavenworth,1 Kansas.-, G6n. Smith was
commander-in-chief of the army of the
We shall be governed by our own cohvic- West. By his death, Gen. Harney will
tions of what is right, and for the general succeed to the command of the Utah army.
We are fully aware our course in this
matter does not suit some people we do
not expect it to. W e would be truly a
singular people did we all ihink and act
alike. While we have a mind, we shall
do our own thinking ; while a tongue, do
our own speaking ; and while we wield a
pen as a journalist, do 'our own writing.
good; and ihe dictates Jol our own con
science.
"Who Is II. C. Wharton
A friend writing us from Washington,
under dale May 4, says :
"lour correspondent 'VVawko, asks
who is II. C, Wharton, lately appointed
to West Point from Nebraska V In an
swer, I will say that he is a son cf Capt.
lands, at even SI. 25 per acre, when it can Wharton, who has for several years been
be done with from 80 to 95 cents in war- in command of Fort Kearney, and that
rants; while in addition to this difference, the young appointee has been a resident
Gen. Percifer Smith died at his quar
ters at tort Leavenworth, at 1 o clock
yesterday morning. On his way here he
was obliged to stop in St. Louis for a few
days on account of his ill-health; - While
there he gained so speedily that hopes
were entertained by his! friends that he
would soon be able to assume his position
as commander of the -Utah forces. On
the boat he was again prostrated, and he
was obliged to keep his state-room during
the whole trip.. He arrived on Friday
evening by steamer Silver Heels, and was
carried from the boat to his quarters,
where he remained until his death. He
On motion, the chtir appointed commutes of or to
draft ud report tuitat; resolution. ,
The chair appoints rtsn. 6. H Kixoa, BW Fuf-
na, M. F. Clark; -D. Siegel, ami D, H. JCcLanghtta,
aid committee. "
On bioUoji, the meetiof adjourned till two o'clock
P.M.
At 1 o'clock the coiiTention was called to order by the
chairmtn.
It 4aartBttaa &B.vifig coma to order, CL H-Xixan re
ported tUe following Besolationi which were unanimous
ly adopted- i i I ! ( f '
" Whereat, Certain Individual have sought to draw
party lioes in this Territorr, and by public meetings
have orraniied themselves into o-cied Republican
party. It becomes necessary for the Democrats of Ne
braska to ttiorouebl organize their forces, to declare
their irtncijjles, and be prepared to meet this sectional
nartv in the aDDroachinc campaign. - -
Whereat. A call has been made for a convention to
meet at PlaUmoath on lie day of 3 une next, f of tho
purpose of organizing the Democratic party of the Ter
ritory, and : .
Whereat, The Democracy ot Nemaha county are de
sirous of meeting the Democracy ot the Territory, be it
therefore . ' ' '
Retolved. That the chairman appoint five persons to
act as delegates for Kemaha county in said convention
Retolved, That all good and true Democrats of Nema
ha county who may be at said convention are hereby re-
auested to act as delegates in said Territorial convention
, Retolved, That we re-aSnn the resolutions adopted
by the National Democratic convention at Cincinnati,
Ohio. June U. 1356.
Retolvtd. That we sordiaily approve of the adminis
tration of iame Buchanan, our honored chief magis
trate, telieiing it to be marked with ability, impartial!
ty, patriotism and devotion to the people and the consli
tutional ritrhts of the country.
Retolved, That we hail with joy the final settlement
of the Kansas constitutional question by Ongress.'
Retolved, That we are m favor of Congress passing a
National Homestead law, granting one hundred and sixty
acres of land, out of any lands belonging to the general
government, to every citizen of the United States who is
the head of a family, and who will settle upon ana
improve the ame for a number of years. .
Retolved, Tbat we know no north, no south, no east,
no west, thus sectionally; but unite upon a common
platform, fur the common good of the people, extending
the hard of fellowship to all who endorse and adhere to
the principles of the conslitution.
- Retolved, That the principle of popular sovereignty.
as set forth in the Organic Act of this Territory, is a vital
and fundamental principle of true democracy.
Retolved, That in the organization of States the peo
ple have the right to decide at the pulls upon the char
acter of .their fundamental laws, and that the experience
of the past year has conclusively demonstrated the wis
dom of this principle; and therefore when a Territory has
held a convention to frame a constitution, such constitu
tion should be submitted to the people of said Territory
for their ratification or rejection, before it asks admission
into the Union..
Retolved. That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Nebraska Advertiser, Nemaha Journal
and all other Democratic papers in the Territory.
The delegates appointed to attend the convention were
Messrs. Jesse Cole, J. D. N. Thompson, II F Clark,
Seid, W S Horn, and Dr Keeling.
R. BttOWN, chairman.
H. V. Hackney, Secretary.
money is ,now worth from 25 to 60
per .cent per annum. Therefore, it is
treasonable to suppose there will be
cash' receipts of any amount from the
public sales. f ,
Now let us see how the thing works
' after sales after the lands have been of
fered. The office at Council Bluffs, Iowa, is
the nearest to us where lands have been
offered and now subject to private entry.
We have watched closely the weekly en
tries there made, and the following,
which we clip from the Bugle, is an aver
age of the business of that office : r
Below is the amount of land entered at
the Land Office in this city, for the week
ending May 15, ISoS.
witnuisn, bu acres.
of Nebraska for about five years. Capt. was a Drave soraier, ana tnougn ne was
rv v-. , advanced m years (about 75) and his
II llul lull lias uciuiuc ucaiii uuauicu ur I j .v i i -n i i
. ... . . death entirely unexpected, still his loss
an auecuon oi ins eyea. at a taic yuu .i be deeply felt by the officers and sol-
nna a truer neartea man anywnere. diers ot tne army. His remains are to
Many a needy emigrant has been the re- be sent home to his family for burial. An
cipient of his hospitality, provided at his B manogony comn nas been prepar-
own expeust:, wuCBj u3 u a5, i wUh Q massive silyer la( 0R of
. . t. t 1 1 A H 1 a. I . . . I
outposts, ne was poony aoie to aiioru u. which are carved the name, rank and age
Now when in danger of being obliged to of the deceased.
Notes,
Warrants,
Total
SO
320
27,000
27,400
' Are' not then the receipts reasonably
toH expected trom the sale of lands en
tirely, too small an item to be taken into
consideration especially to be offered as
an apology for public sales, and that too
when the matter so far as cash is concern
ed, is altogether in favor of leaving the
lands subject only for pre-emption.
No, no; that won't do. The whole
secret of the object of land sales is, that
the lands may be offered and returned as
such, and thus be subject to private en
tries. Then eastern capitalists can come
in with their thousands of acres of war
rants, and take up all the vacant lands!
We repeat, that in our opposition to
land sales, we are not fault finding with
those who have chosen the vocation of
dealing inlands as one by which they
$ain a livelihood or make money. It is
legitimate business, in which it is every
man's right to engage if he choose.
But the question with us is, is such a pro
cedure at this early day'an act of justice
to those who have, and are now becoming
ectual settlers ? and will it advance the
future interests and welfare cf the coun
try ? We are confirmed in the opinion it
irill not." Hence our opposition.
While we think a great wrong isbeing
infkted upon the country by ordering
sales, we do cot entertain the strong
fears that many do, of homes being taken
from- the settler at the sales. It is the
after consequences we regret. In addi
tion to our ideas hereinbefore advanced as
to' the- improbability of any amounts of
lands leing bid off at the sales, we be
lieve speculators have long since learned
by dearly, bought experience, that bidding
k ajrainst actual settlers is a dangerous un-
retire trom the service on account ot im
paired vision, it was deemed only an act
of justice to favor the application of his
son. Numerous members of Congress
applied to your Delegate in his behalf. I
think no fault can be found in the ' ap
pointment." ' '
We, like "Wawko," had felt an anxie
ty to know who this appointee was, and
are pleased to receive the above explana-
-ion and place it before our Nebraska
readers.
From Utah.
From the various reports iust now of
"recent dates from Utah," we are unable
to glean anything reliable. The St. Louis
Republican appears to think the "war
ended." That paper cf the 15th publishes
the following dispatch :
. Boonvilk, May 15,1958.
An express arrived at Fori Leaven-
worth-on the 13th inst., from Camp Scott.
Ihe Mormons had laid down their
arms.
Governor Cumming upon the invitation
of Brigham Young had entered Great
Salt Lake City, without an escort.
Many Mormon men had gone to the
southern part of the Territory, and the
women and children were preparing; to
follow them.
W. M. WIBLING, Cl'k J. H. Lucas.
The Republican further adds editori
ally: - ':
The news which we make public this
morning, or the termination or the Mor
mon rebellion without bloodshed, will be
hailed with joy all over the country. It
has cost a large sum of money, and not a
The Markets.
COBBECTED WEEKLY.
; . , Brown villk, May 27 1858.
Flotjb, sack $2504,00
BUCKWHEAT! LOCK, Q. SACK 2,00
Cork Meal, bushel... .75
Cork, S bushel SO
Oats, bushel,- 40
Sugar, $1 V lZe
COFfEE,..... 1516
Tka, 100
CHI0KKX8,doi., 2,00
Eggs, do, 10
Fresh Beef, ft lb--- 68
PorK, per 10 ft. - $5,50(3.6
Potatoes, bushel, 50
SALT, 1 (gl.lO
Lumber, Cottonwood, per 100 ft., $2 (2,50
Xellow fine, , B.U0
BCTTEB, 25
Cdkkse, JTb, Z5o
Labd, lOe
Nails, per keg. 6,00
Wheat, none in market
Whisky, per gallon, 3040o
Salt, $ tack,- 2,00
Mola88ks, 75
Bkans, $ bush. 2,50
Drv Hides, lb, 8
St. Joseph, May 24, 1858.
25o
$3575
3,504,50
2530c
1,50
1525c
8c
$2,00(32,50
910c
13l4c
5057c
Wheat, bush,
Corn, bush,
Flock, ) ewt,
Buckwheat Flour, $ cwt,
Fresh Pore, B,
Potatoes, $ bush,
White Beans, $ buth,----
Butter, 3) Tb,
Eggs, $ dox
Chickens, $ doz,
Dry Hides $ lb,
Coffee. $
Sugar, B,
Tea,3) a,
ARTICLES OF IXCOKPGaUTIOX
OP THE
Saint Frederick Town Company.
Entered into according to the provisions
of an Jjct oj tne Legislature of the let'
ritoryof JSebraska, approved January
25, A. V. 1S3G. -i , :
'article 1. nermann CUecht. Georjo H. Tick Boy,
Ckarle A. Freyberg, Mat '4a V. . Baden, CDarlee G.
Dorney, sxui Augastu F. Harvey, cud their associate
acd sll tuch persona as tbaU hereafter become ttocknoi-
tftrs la tbe coaipr.y hereby incorporated, -Uoreby form
themselves into a body corporate under the name and
style of the "St. Frederick Town company," for the
purpose ot laying off and building np a town at St. Frede
rick, Nemaha county. Nebraska Territory, and toe pnn-
cipal place of business of said company shall he at St.
Frederick, in county, and Territory aforesaid, until other
wise ordered by the company.
Art 2. This corporation shall commence on tae 23d
day et April, A D 1S63, and continue for two years with
the right of renewal. The officers of the company shall
consist of a Secretary, President and Agent, who, with
the concur re uoe of a majority of the stockholders, shall
have the management of the affairs of the company;
said officers shall ho id their offices from the date hereof
until the X3d of April a d 1853, and shall be elected
annually thereafter. .. , ... ,
Art 3. Said company shall have full power to tue
and be sued, to couiplaluand defend in courts of law and
equity, to buy and sell personal and real property, to
make contracts, of all kinds for the purpose of building
the town and condoctieg the affair of ihe company; to
make and use a common seal and alter the same at plea.
sure; to render the interest of the stockholders trans-
rable, and to make By-laws not inconsistent with any of
the laws of this Territory.
Art 4. On or before the 1st day of May, a d 1869,
the stockholders of said company shall meet for the pur
pose of electing a President. Secretary aad Agent, and
for each election of said officers thereafter four weeks
notice shall be given In some newspaper published in
Otoe or Nemaha counties in said Territory. !
ART 6. The officers, or any two of them, may call
meetings of the stockholders when they think proper,
and shall do so when directed by one third in valee of
the stock, and a two-third majority in value of said
stock shall be necessary to make any alteration In any of
the articles of incorporation.
Art 6. A majority ef the stock shall have fun power
tocall for instalments of the stock from the stockhold
ers from time to time as they may deem expedient, the
agent giving receipts for such instalments; and the
agent may bring suit, in the name of said company and
to recover any instalment when the same has remained
unpaid after four weeks notice has been given to such
delinquents in somo newspaper published in Otoe or
Kemaha county, or he may declare such stock forfeited
to the use of the company at tho discretion of the majo
rity of the stockholders.
Art 7. The bolder of any of the stock may in person.
or by bis agent duly authorized, transfer the same to any
other person, upon such condition and in such manner
as the comptny may by its by-laws direct or determine.
Art 8. Stockholders sbail have full power to vote by
proxy at wit elections of said company, and each stock
holderhhall pay his proportionate amount of the salary
and expenses of the i-flieersof said company
ART 9. The raid Uttecht shall at the date hereof be
enlisted to three-twentieths the said Vick Roy to fire-
twentieths, the said Freyberg to five-twentieths, the
said Biden to two-twentieths, the said Dorsey to two
twentieths, and the said Harvey to one-twentieth of the
entire stock of said company, and two-twentieths shall
be reserved by the company until further ordered.
Art 10. The capital stock of the company shall be
ten thousand dollars, and the indebtedness of said com
pany shall at no time exceed Ave thousand dollars
In testimony whereof the said proprietors of St.
Frederick have hereunto set their hand this 23d of April
AS 1858
rtZRJfANN CTTECHT,
i .. ! C. A. FRKYBERU,
. GEORGE li. VICK BOT,
.MAST1X W BIDEN,
i . , CHARLES G. DORSET,
' AUG. F. HARVEY. -
Territory of Nebraska )
County of Otoe . J
On this 11th day of May, a D 1S53, before me n notary
public in and for Otoe county in said Territory, person
nally came the above uamed Mastin W. Riden, Aug. F
Harvey, and Geo. II, Vick Roy, (proprietors and) mem'
bers of the St. Frederick Tuwn company, and acknowl
edged that tbey signed the foregoing articles of Incor
poration as their voluntary act and deed.
1 Given under my band and seal the day and year .last
aforesaid. II P BEN NET,
i IS Kotaiy Public.
Territory of Nebraska ) ,q
County of Otoe oa
On this Uth day of May, a D 1858, before me. county
clerk or said county, persoiinally came the above named
Hermann Uttecht and Charles A Freyberg whose names
appear above, and acknowledged that they executed the
same as their voluntary act and deed.
Given under my hand and seal the day and year last
aforesaid. GEO. H. VICEROY,
LS Clerk of Otoe county.
Territory of Nebraska -
County of Nemaha 03
On the 12th day of Hay, a d 1353, before me the un
dersigned, a notary public in and for said county in said
Territory, personally came Charles G. Dorsey to me
known to be the identical person whose name is affixed
to the within or foregoing instrument of writing and ack
nowledged the signing of the same to be his voluntary
act and deed.
Witness my hand and the impress of my notarial seal
the day and year above written.
LS nUDSOX GEORGE.
Notary Public, Neuiaba county,
TO TJSkZZ. "STXSXLCJ
Of I evaxtim Uouaty frebiMk Territory.
Tske notice that UK T. Balney, the Treasurer ia aad
for the county f Nemaha, Nebraska Territory, will ot
ter at pub lie sale and sell la front of Johnson's Hall,
the place In which tho District Court in and for the
county of Nemaha aforesaid was last held, and In the
town of Brownville. county seat of said Nemaha county,
en the 6th June, between the hours- or nine 'clock A M
and Ave o'clock T X, all the lands situated iefsaid coun
ty en which the taxes were levied during Ue year 1:57
stiU remain dee and unpaid, on lets the aaid taxes
upon said land be paid prior to the timti of sale as herein
above mentioned, with interest from January last, at
the rate f 25 per cent per annua
H AMU. '
Wm. X. Allen
LOT. j BLOCS I TAX.
E. M. Andersen
V
Gone Under.
We learn from the St. Louis Republi
can that the Tikama Bank bills are not
redeemed in that city as has been adver
tised. Messrs. Carson & Lushbaugh,
bankers of this city, had returned to them
on Tuesday last, an amount they had sent
to Omaha for redemption, the Bank fail
ing: to redeem it. At Omaha the bills are
said not to be worth 2 12 cents on the dol
lar. , A gentleman just down from above,
informs us that the sheriff of Burt county little suffering on the part of the forces at
had seized unon the Ban'i and safe, which Camp Scott, in preparations to put down
, , . , . ... , . . this rebellion: but it has shown that the
neopenea.DutiounanomingDui leramj f . f ex.raofdinarv
... , , ,
iiillS. I efforts. nnA of nunishinfr instibordinntion.
even upon its remotest frontier; The
news will, so soon as it is authenticated,
put a stop to further, military movements
in that direction. . bupplies maybe need-
Married.
On the 10th inst., by Be v. Mr. Adams, Houston
Nuckolls, of St. Stephen, N. T.. and Miss Mart F.
Hawk, of Hemme's Landing, Mo.
St. Joseph and Council BlnHs B. R.
The company, as we informed our read
ers last week, was fully organized on the
17th and 18th. The following gentlemen ed, and will probably be sent forward, for
compose the Directory.
J. D. Test, )
A. Cochran, Council Bluffs.
J. A. Jackson, S
S. F. Nuckolls, Nebraska City.
Bxnj. R rc to a, Fremont county.
Enos. Lowe, Omaha City.
L. NCCKOLLS, ) Millscounty.
J. W . CoonDcr, y . 3
The Directors met subsequently
and
the subsistence of the troops now in Utah
Territory, but all other preparations will
be suspended, and the troops which have
been concentrated at Fort Leavenworth
and Jefferson Barracks, will again be
distributed to their old posts. Vast ex
penditures have been made in getting rea
dy for this expedition, but the supplies of
provisions, munitions of war, horses and
animals, will cot be lost to the Govern
ment, and a tremendous draft upon the
elected the following officers of the Com- treasury will be stopped. The early ter
mination ot tnis expedition will mate a
material difference in all Mr. Secretary
estimates for the demands upon
panyi
President S. F. Nuckolls.
Vice-President H Evibett.
Secretary S. S. Curtis. '
Treasurer L. Nuckolls.
Nutt.
AH persons are hereby uotitied tlidt 1 will take the
necesf-ary steps to the re-opening of the contested case
of James Ferguson, for the purpose of more fully in
vestigating his right to enter the south west quarter
(1 4 lot south west quarter (1 14) and lot number lour (4;
of sectiou eighteen (18) in towuship eve (6) range six
teen (16) east, I hereby warn all persons not to pur
chase, trade for, or in any way to negotiate for any por
tion of the above described property.
May 27, '68 v2n46tf AUGcSTUS KOUNTZB.
I caution ail persons whomsoever against buying from
Augustus Keuntre and wm Ruin certain town lots
known as 'Benedict's Addition' to Brownville. Nebraska.
Honey Greek Hills.
The undersigned respectfully announce that they are
prepared to All all orders in their line promptly at tbeir
mills four miles north wett of Brownville, near the
mouth of Honey creek. They have on band the largest
and best assortment of lumber, shingles and lathe ever
offered In the county or Territory, consisting of
40 COO feet seasoned siding;
40 COO " cotton-wood flooring;
20 too " .' . sycamore "
10,(00 " , oak and ash
25,(00 ' " ' ' cotton-wood, soft maple, lynn and
walnut finishing lumber;
60,000 ' fencing;
i 100,(OO " Joists; rills, studding and scantling of al-
most every sue both oara ana son wooa;
20,000 " rough and square edged sheathing?; also
200,000 superior sawed shingles, oak, walnut and cotton
wood; also
160,000 lath, a superior article, of uniform length,
thickness and vnatn
Tbeir mills are under the charge of experienced and
efficient men, and the undersigned flatter themselves
tbat the quality of their lumber will compare favorably
with any other made in the Territory, all of which will
be told to suit the times.
GRHEN, SPRINGLE fc CO.
Honey creek Mills, May 23 '68 48tf
"COMBINATION PATENT."
UPRIGI1T ST DAM SAW MILL.
This mill commands the universal admiration of saw
mill men everywhere. As its merits become known, the
demand for it increases. Orders are coming from every
section of this country, Canada, Cuba, and South Amen
ca. It is suited for every section of the world wherever
there is timber to be sawed, no matter of what character
how hard, how large or how small. Two extensive ma
nufactories are now engaged in building these mil Is, yet
it is almost impossible to turn them out as fast as tbey
are wanted. Tbey embrace several valunble patents
and improvements, and combine all of the following ad'
Simplicity Both the mill and power are so simple ii
their construction tbat anyone of ordinary mechanical
ability can comprehend them, put them up and run them
without danger or difficulty.
Portability The whle establishment can be very
quickly takeu apart and put together, thus rendering it
easy to be moved from place to place as desired, and sav
ing the necessity of drawing the logs a long distance to
Durability lt is constructed iu the most solid and
substantial manner, runs perfectly still, is not liable to
get out of order, and will last for years without repair.
Kamaitu It win saw taster than any other upright
upright mill. The speed of the saw is about three hun
dred strokes per minute, and the feed from one-eighth to
three-quarters of an inch per stroke. Thus, at a medium
speed the saw will cut through a log twenty-four feet
long in about three minutes. From this data any one
knowing the character of the timber can calculate bow
much lt will do.
Effiieieneyr It does its work well, cuts smoother and
straighter than the ordinary mills, and the arrangement
of the saw is such as to render it utterly impossible for
it to run out of line.
Cheapnett Tho entire iost of the mill, with fifteen
horse power and everything all complete and ready for
running, boxed and ready for shipment in St. Louis, is
only $1,780.
This mill requires less power to drive than any other
mill, and the power furnished is sufficient to drive extra
machinery.
A circular containing full particulars will be sent to
any one desiring it. All ordert should be addressed to
BRAGG tc BrRROWES.
Corner Third and Market ttreett, St. Lov.it, Mo.,
sole agents for the western and Southern States.
March 25, '63 43-ly
A.J. Benedict
JesM W.Bradibaw
Jeremiah Barlow
Brownville Hotel Company
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CARPETING.
1858
Engineer II. C.
the treasury for a year to come. It will
make also a very material difference in
the calculations by individuals of their
profits under contracts with the Govern
ment, but they will have to submit to this
disappointment.
We take it as certain, also, that the
President will not avail himself of the
1 !
power given to mm to call into service
SPRING
Mcdowell
SALES.
& COMPANY.
Storms and Freshets.
Our eastern exchanges are filled with
accounts of disastrous storms and freshets,
Over two hundred thousand dollars worth
of property was destroyed in Peoria, 111., the three refriments of volunteers author.
dertakiog! We therefore advise publicly by storms Hundreds of buildings were ized by a law of the present Congress,
ts we do Privately, that setUers be not unroof ed or blown down. Farm houses and here wiU be a inE at 0Ece
t w. I
OVeralarmea. Uut Continue to improve -nrt fpnre wpw Kwmt. Frnm nnrtinns
1
of Ohio we learn that the waters were
higher and more destructive to crops than aggregate, a difference in the year's ex
ever before known .
your claims ; tirge your friends in the
States, who are. thinking of coming west
ward, to do so immediately; get all the
lands' possible occupied by actual settlers
ief;re the day of sales; comply with all
unlaws governing pre-emption ; take the
necessary steps to protect your land at
the sales, and have them returned as of
fered lands, in which case, you will have
one year from that time in which to make
payment. Xn th meantime, however, we
urge that every effort be made to secure &
postponement of sales.
. ;We may continue the advancement of
our iaeas irom ume to time, as circum
atancr way demand.
Hon. Stepbxw A. Douglas, of the j
Senate, will accept our thanks for valu
able favors. "? ,
Also we are indebted to Hon. W. H.
Esglisb, cf the House, for similar fa
vors.
A.
Aronow In receipt ef their spring Importations, which
have bees purchased ta England for cash, for though
other bouses are advertising direct importations from
Europe, ws take pleasure in announcing tbat we are the
only direct importers from England France in the west
ern States, and hive bow on band Ihe largest and finest
stock ever imported to this country, consisting In part as
follows: -
M, M44 and 3-4 New Medallions;
6-4 royal Velvets; COO rolls French velvets;
300 rolls Royal Wiltouj 1000 Do Robert Croesley Brus
sels;
2000 rolls John Croesley & Son's Tapesty Brunei-;
3000 rolls Brinton's; 3000 rolls Prardoe fc llooman's;
1600 rolls Brigbt's new designs;
10CO rolls heavy English three-ply;
1O0O heavy superfine;
UCipateu demand Upon tile Ireasury Come I for Ute wholesale trade, ever brought west of the moun-
most opportunely, and wili make, in the u wnite ind heck t, w.
soco 0-4 " "
IOCO " 4-4 and '
SOCO " Cocoa matting all widths.
IXO sheets of oil cloth 13 to feet wide;
300 pieces S-4 4-4 8-4 6-4 and 8-4, oil cloth.
Aluotbe largest stock of rugs, tabie covers, sofa rugs,
Mats, stair rods, table oil clothes, ate., ef any estalish-
ment in the euuntry. .
To the retail customer, all we ask ts a call, to convince
then that we can and will sell lower than any ether
house In the west. To the wholesale purchaser we would
say that we can offer them greater Inducements th ar. any
estabiisbiuent either in Xew Tork or Boston, having
purchased our entire stock for each, we are prepartd tn
500,000. These curtailments in the 'an-
Our Delegate, . Hon. Fi55xk Fesgc
sos has again placed us under obligations day of january 135$ 41,666 66 on the
penditures, of at least fifteen millions of
dollars. . ; ;
'' JIonntTernon.
The contract between John A. Wash
ington Esq., and the Jadie's Mount Ver-
Don Association, for the gale , of Mount
fVernon, was . put on record in Fairfax
. , rrl r -i .1 j . I purciiaseo our euuic nun lot caru, we u prcirm m
COUnty court, lne following are the dates offer our goods at the very lowest prices of imporutioo.
of the payments: 18,000 at the execu
tion of the contract; 57,000 on the, 1st
A. McDOWELL it. Co.. 08 Main St., St. Louis.
May IS, 1858 no 43.
ta hira for a continuance of favors. .
In the House on the 12th, Mr. Smith,
of Virginia, reported a bill to establish
a territorial government for Nevadau
1st day of February I860, $41,666 6.7!
on the 22d day of February 1S61, and
841,666 67 on the 22d day of February
1862, with interest on th-a. several pay
ments trom tne date of tbr contract.
Land Sales!
The undersigned, owner of forty-aix acres ef las'! ad
joining the city of Brownville was originally laid off as
a portion of the town site desirous to dispose of the
same, and will do so on exceedingly favorable terms
Apply to " JOHN McDOXOUGH.
May SO, 16&S otTU Saowpviux, N, T.
CLAIM NOTICE.
To Edward L. Moss and al 1 others whom it may concern.
Ton are hereby notified tbat I will appear at the Land
Office at Brownville, Nebraska, on Friday May 88, 188.
at 10 o'clock a m. to prove up my right of pre-emption
to the northwest quarter of section twelve, in towuship
two, in rauge number eleven east.
May 20 47-2t ROBERT TATLOR.
Claim Notice.
To S. B. Miles and all whom it may concern. Ton
are hereby notified tbat I will appear at the Land
Office in Brownville, Nemaha county, Nebraska Terri
tory, on Friday, the 28th day of May, 1858, at 3 o'clock
P. M., to prove up my right of Pre-emption to the south
half i t south-east and north-east of south-east and
south-eat of north-west quarter of section No. thirty.
Township No. two, Range no sixteen, east.
May 20, '68 47-2t: . . HENRT C. WOODEN.
GOrailEfJTwSTOCK
A large number of our cattle lur the L'ub expedition
recently strayed away from Nebraska city, which we are
anxious to secure. They are undoubtedly in this region.
somewhere not far off. They are all branded on the
slue near the back with a figure of an 03 yoke.
we wm give uuerai rewards ror tneir return to our
agents in Nebraska city, or Richard Brown, Esq., in
srownviiie; or any information that will lead t their
recovery. , '
MAJORS, KUSSELL & WADDELL:
Nebraska city. May 12. '58. 46tf
Brownville Hotel
Will be sold at Public Auction.
MODAY, MAY 31st, 1S5S.
The Brownville Ifotel with the five lots belonging
tn reto. Terms JXW cash duwn, and the hotel scrip to
be taken up as it falls due; viz: $2997 on the 6th of
November next; $3021 on the 15tb December next, and
$9tw on the 1st of March. 1853;; any amount exceeding
me aoove v neon a cremiol one and two years.
Urownville May 13 n4S O. P. LAKE, See'y
O. B. HEWETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
' AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
irounviiie, MDrasxa.
Will attend to business in all departments of his pro
fession.
Pre-enTtorm Bighta Secured.
Land Warrants for Sale.
Office on First St., bet. Main and Water.
XEFIKRETCEl: ,
Kinney fc Hoi ley, Nebraska City.
Cheever Sweet & Co., do
1 J. Sterling Morton do
Brown h. Beunett, , Brownville
R. W. Furnas do
Brownville. N- T. May 13. 1S58. v2n46tf
' Potter Wanted.
I will give employment to a good, Industrious Potter,
well acquainted with the business.
joaN Mcpherson.
u33tr Brownville, Pec 8, 157.
John J. Kirk
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A. D. Kiik
Alderson Keaton -
Mathew La marque
John McDonough
D. L. McGary
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J. Ii. Morton
Nemaha. Valley Bank
J. V. 1'addock
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Legal Notice.
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J Nemaha County Distil;. c
iNebraaka TerUery-Ct,
tern X D 1868.
Nemaha county DUrrrt tmri.
nmrwsi ivrriwry, 4 una tfra
Nemaha County
. James fT. licuton
- againl
NaQiaan Haywood,
R. w. Kama.
It. V. U air. and
ThoS. P. Ha V wand.
Whereas the saul p.intiff, James W. nan,-. .
w - v. wuw vuuja iae aiid a .
dants that on or'efi,re tha firat dav .( J wr'-
therewill be on die ia themceof the ci i 1 ,kD
trict court, la and for tha aaid cuunrr of v.
" . V. .71 1 .
HaywoMl, R W Furnas. B V Mutr. and
claiming n( thm Ihainn al .nhi h..r,.i . . TvoaiL
a certain promiory note made by them a taa i
ot May, A D 1867, for the sum of fwhuncreoaa k.r
five dullara. navahlaaia- munth ffr i.i. tui
cent interest from date. And whereas a writ w
mons Issued in said cause on the first dav of u
1353. as afuresaid. directed to the aheritr ef a.i D
and bv hira reformat not fnnnt a. . ' lty
Uaywuod and a V Muir aforesaid. Tbert'orTV,1
hereby given te said Nathan Havwood and k T Iti Ttt
ubio. iutj ;oi wj answer uiB poutu a. afurm. a
or before the morning of the second day of the ai
the fifteenth day of June, A D 1SU), default will w!taT
nl aniniit thorn ami liblTmant r.n.i. j . . ater-
Uer eonT .
Attet OjCJOnxsOw
Mastos vr. BtDE!. Clerk- attorney t0't rvi,
By Chas. ii. PoastT. Deputy ' ' rl
' Ordered that tha above he pubriahtd a the Xrtrmi
Advertise! for four sacceswive week aco,r line tu i
,t . MASTIN W JlIDVOlerk " -
4w:'-W.3 ' HCux u UQX? :
Legal notice.
Territory of Nebraska :"" -Neoi
aha County . y . , .' A ,
josepn i cajue
against
William Edwards
Jacob Kd wards
Isaac Kdwards
John Edwards
Samuel Homes
George Harmon
James Km mons
Mark waller
James Walser and
William Duugherty
Whereas the piaiuiiC Joseph Teague ha eaua4 ,
summons to be iuued notilying the said difeodaats Uw
on r before the first day of June. A D ISh, there wm
be on nia in the omce ul the cleS ut the t.airtc covrt SP
and the cuunty of Nemaha aroreaid, s putitiuo in tr.
pass against the said defendant, William &uwarJa..lA
cob Adwards, Isaac Kdward, John KlrrdA Samat
Homes, (ieorge lUrmmi, James Emmona, MjrK wilier
James Walser and Wi.lijm Dougherity, claiming ur uma
the mm of twj thousand dollars for a certain traapa
committed on him the said Joseph Tesgue by tbem tit
aaid defendants on the seventh day of Jjniiary, A V lau,
at and in the said county of Nemaha, Net-aka Territory
at which time they did then and there break into, taier
destroy, tear down, and burn down a certain dwelling
house of his the sai' J neph Teague, situate and tfiag
in the said couuty of Nemaha, aud for otter wrmwitkat
they then and there did to him the said Juaepb Teaios
to his great darojge and againat the pae of lbs euaa
monwealtb of the said Terr'y of Nebraska. And vberta
a writof utnmns lsiued in sa d cause oa the Brat Uar
of June A U 1863. as aforesaid, directed to ibt therio
of said county aod by him returned not tonnd as to the
said dereudauta J.icxib KJarl., Isaac lidwanla. AAe
Kdwards. Oeorpc Uannon, Jamo Waiaer and WUuaa)
Dougherty Therefore notice W hereby givtu to ai4
Jacob Kdward, laac Edwards, John Ecwarjs, Gacn
Uannon, James walser and William Dougherty, ut
unless tbey appear ami anawer the said petition afura
said on or before the morning of the seond duy f tar
said June term of the said court to be held tae third
Tuesday of June A I) 1869 default will be ntrl agaiaM
them and judgment reudeied against the ro ths.-aua.
Attest U. C, JOHNSJOS,
Mastoh W. Riocn, Clerk Att'jr for "!:'"
By Chas. U. Dorset. Deputy.
Ordered tbat the above be published le the Hrtra-ka.
Advertiser for four succewlve week, aooriiinj ta
MASTIN W. KIDKN. Cleik.
By Cbasu Doassr, Dcpntr
4-4w May 13
IaCGAIa AOTltU-
Terrltory of Nebraska
A. B. Uuiabird it I
agaicat
Pleasant M Rrgers J term A D 1S63
Whereas Ihe plaintiffs, A. B. Uuiabird & Co., have
cauaeda summons to be issued nolirying the ai4 defen
dant that on or before the fit day ot Jane A D 1S&
there will be oil mo tn the tflke of l be cirri cf the
trict court ia and for the said county of Nenuha, apeti
tioo tn aaxunip.'iit againai the aaid defeuilant' rtuansnl W
Rogers, claiming or him the sum of one thuujod dujlara,
upon a certain pronilssory note nude by h.n on ihe fifth
day of May A D 1S37, tor the sum or five hundrtd and
thirty-four dollars, payable six mouths ifter dtts ith
six per cent Interest, the said net e dated Cincinnaii, May
6th, 18S7, aud payable to the order of A B B jlabird A
Co. And whereas a writ of suninon issucl ia id
on the fifth d.iy of May A D 1 as aforesaid, directed
to the sheriff of said county and by him ret imed sol
found. Therefore notice ia hereby given to saiJ.Pleaiaot
Rogers that unless he appear and answer 'the laid
petition aforesaid on or before the morning of the mruo
day of the said June term of the said court to behaia jb
the third Tuesday, the fifteenth day of June. A D ISGo,
.default will be entered against biuiand judgment ren
dered ag.'tinst him tliereou.
Attest 0". c. JOnNSO.V,
Haiti w Riden. Clerk Ati'y fur Flt'f
nycHAs l uoaiir, uepuiy
Orderet that the above be published la Keflfitta
Advertiser for four succe-wtve ii according to law.
MASTIN W KIDKN. C?0'k
By Chas G Dob-iet, Depotf.'
4-4w May 13
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John U Uiadoaaa
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C. O. Dorsey
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-Nebraska Territory to Jose
Administrator's Notice.
Joel WestfaU
vs
ED en Martatt
Sarah Marlin
Krae Bund and
Abaulou westfall
Petition for the sale i.f a land war
rant for distribution amoOtf btirs.
Ia the Prolxite o irt of Keoiaha
count v, Nebraska Tertitory.
Notice la hereby tiiveu that Joel westfall, admini.trs-
tor of the estate or Isaac wrstfall, deceased, has Birdie
my office his petition for the sale of a forty sere laud
warrant, part uf the assets of the estatt of said Laac
westfall deceased, for distribution among thekeiraof
said wcatrall, and unless you the said KMcn Marlatt,
Sarah Marlin, Eflle Bond and Abiudom weitfall iball U
and appear before tne at niy i.fflee on the niominf of
Monday t be 7th day of June, to abow gore cuuiewby a.4
larxl warrant should not be sold order w.ll be given by
me for the sale of the same for distubuti in as aforeiaii.
May 13 n4tf-4w R. J. WH1TNKV. JiKUeof Pn bate.
Legal Notice.
Isaac X Whytefc. Co ) AtUchmeut in the 2d1 Judicial
vs VDistrict iu and for the couniy of
Neroahs Val'y Itank jNemaha. Nebraska Territorr
Thomas' L McK'iy, president Nemaha ailej Bank :
Sir You are hereby not; lied that the plaintiffs in tb
above entitled cause filed thetr petitioa in attachment
at the November term A D 1837 of said ennrt, claisiing
of the Nemaha 'alley Bank the sam of ihrt ebusdre
and twenty eiiflit dollar and one cent is aioney 4u
upon a draft or bill of exchanse drawn by aaiil Bjnk in
favor of aaid plaintiff and due and reuiiiinlnl unpaid;
and that a writ of attachment waa Uauel by the clerk
of the oju't. which wa returncl not foml as to you
Ton are therefore notified that unless you appear at the
next term of the said court, to be begun and held al the
court boueio .he town of Brownville on t!ie Tbitd Tues
day in June A u Ibod and answer sid letirinn. default
will be entered against said B tnk and judirnient retlfrrt
thereon. -. - MAHTIN W RIDKN'.t'lerk,
46-4w May 13 hy Chas U onsijliep
LtGAIa XOTICE.
Barton B. BaTkalcwPi'irV Second J.idici .1 DUtnrt
B
urt of NearaskaTerntorv .
Samuel K B.gers, Deft J 1 June te. n A D ISM tor
. - , emaac'iiuy
Whereas the summons issued in the above entitled
cause having been returned "not fouml' as to youths
said Samuel B Rognrs. Therefore you the Slid Saoinel
K Rogers are herehv notitied that on or bcfoi the flrl
day of June A l 1S68. the petition of Barton B Brkal.
the said plaintiff, will be on hie tn the Uc"f therlers
of said District court for Nemaha county on the cbKfT
side of said court, praytngfor adecreeof litln as aainl
you the said Rogers to loti number six ind fourtren in
block number twenty-four, and lot numier fix in
number thirty-five, and lot number five in bl ck tnmbrr
forty, all in the town of Brownville i said Xaan
county, as marked and nnnioered uptn th rorle-l P'"
of said town. And you are further noiiiled tbat snies
you appear at the next term of said Diatuct curt. w m
began and heli at said town of Brownvillt witkfci anu
for said Nemaha county on ihe flftcenb day of Jur.ta o
1868, and on or before the mornina of the set ond l'f
said term, and plead to said petition. th ume w.H m
taken as confesedawl judgement by drfault reslerw
against you thereon for said lt aforesaid sed
suit. D. I McGART. Att'y lor T. ti
lt ishercbvcrderKl tbat the furesona not ce b P""
lished in the Nebraska Advertiser ns the law in such ca
provides MASTIN W. RIDFN. e erk,
. , py Chas. O- Ppk.ii T. Deyit
ISHAMREAVT3,
ATT0KxY AT LAW,
REAL ESTATE AGE AX
Falls City, Bichardson County, Nebraska.
Will give prompt attentt a to all professional
ness entrusted te his care i Richron and adj nm
counties; alo W the drawing uf deed, jire-empiios pa.
pem. Ac!, tc , May 13, '-H ria
IJIIO tT. & - CI.rSTOX,
PB0DUCE DEALERS, .
Forwardinir & Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. 7S, Nonh Leree, St. Louis. IU-
Orders for Groceries and Manufacture! Articles acct
rately filled at lowest possible rate. Consignment nr
sale and re-shipment reapectully aoiKitsd. Sbipmeo a
of all kinds wili be faithfully atteuded u.
Keferrencea : ...
Messrs. CHSnkCo St. Ia.a
i Bartlett. MeComb fc Co
Gilbert, stilea k. Su.Tiiard ' do
Hon. W If Bufflngton. Auditor State of S:soun
JQBarsann, JBsq. Cairo City. IU. . . ..
Messrs Molony, Bro s fcCo' New Orleans, Luuimna
J D Jackson, Esq., . ' n
Messrs Hinkle, GoiH A Co, Oaeanati, O
y Ilimmar kCo
Brande 1 1 Jc Crawford If inviHe, ay.
Woodruff 4. IlnatinjUin, J wle.
H- Billings. Ej.r - , , Seurefctown, in-
May H, 1858 4o-rr ' . 1
75,000 lbs. Bacon.
LTFORH fc nORN. Son-jra. Mo , have for sale, cheap
for cash. "5 000 pounds excel lent bacon. a
vte3-ly March 1, '6d
OOTS ard SHOES A Tremendou Stock, jw
received, FnvW-'rryTj A C0.
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