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THE ADVERTISER.
H. W. FCIIXAS, EDITOR.
THCRSD.W MORNING, JUL"22, 1858.
"We're a Vscd up Man INDEED we
are a Used up Man."
We feel so completely annihilated, that
perhaps we ought not to attempt to rise
from beneath the ponderous weight of
wit, sarcasm, argument, evidence of
thought and research, heaped upon us by
a certain "Cajic Cod,..Yanlucl;cf, and all
along Ike Shore tJentlemnn of thw county,
sHiin'T himself S.," ftud who made
his appearance through the columns of
"The Nemaha Valley Journal," of the
IGth.
The shock, was not, however, as severe
as it might have been, from the fact that
we had been informed that a certain gen
tleman had spent nearly or quite a week
in concocting what he intended should
serve as an ansirer to our leader of 'lie
Sth"If7iaf we Wanl, and What u-i do
not Want.''' Indeed had we not ben pos
sessed of this information, tlia 'Cape Cod'
car marks were so plain that none need
have erred, in guessing the author. This
in addition to the knowledge of the fact
that a short steamboat excursion "court
ing the muses" had been indulged in, cer
tainly leaves no doubt as to the origin of
this wonderful production, or the assist
ance rendered in the poetical department
thereof. "How pleasant everything is"
when one's "better half" isn't around.
We are not surprised that such doc
trine as we there set forth did not suit
"R. S.;" "neither are we surprised that
the quotation we used did not suit Aim,
as published. We have no objections
to his making such additions to that quo
tation as his inclination might dictate,
that his views and feelings might be ex
pressed and heralded to the people. But
we do object to our "grain being meas
ured in his bushel."
Be it known therefore, that we enter
our protest against his mutilation. If
such a version is in accordance with his
views, feelings, and desires, we have on
ly to say "we pity him."
We hope "R. S." may yet have a dis
position to follow" us through the whole
of our article referred! to.
'Enigma."
Oar neighbor Belt en of the Journal
comes down on us in his last issue "like
a thousand of brick." We have read and
re-read his article, and to pave us can't
see the point exactly he is driving at.
Whether he feels slighted that we were
solicited to deliver an oration on the 4th,
and he "left out;" or whether he does
not feel a little pride in the fact that Ne
maha City had the honor of the "social
greeting, conversational excellence, and
forensic eloquence, on that day," of the
"real orator of that galaxy of shining
lights," is somewhat mixed in our mind
We rather reckon, however, the latter is
the point. Our cotemporary, no doubt
has come to the conclusion that all men
like himself are "enigmas past compre
hension." After copying our little squib, "2?rowu
ri7e Orators,'''' he says:
"How wonderfully docs the habit, once
imbibed, of local or sectional exaltation,
or selfish adulation to promote a joint in
terest with a few, prostitute an exalted
intellect to triumph even in the shadow oi
excellence! Ye Gods?
"Of the Brownville orators, it gives us
pleasure to learn from the editor cf the
Advertiser that he was considered one
though the editor of the Journal was 'left
out. But there is one thing that we do re
gret that the real orator of that gallaxy
of 'shining lights,' could not fined an ap
preciative audience at the place where his
excellence ought to be published by sub
stantial testimony. The Citizens of Ne
maha city had the honor of his social greet
in, of his conversational excellence, and
cf his forensic eloquence on the day when
the enterprizing and patriotic of this
country show their jrrit ; and this is all
their modesty boasts of."
Speaking; l)j the Candidates-
A majority of the Candidates for the
House have concluded, we are informed,
m mpot nt the riaces and times ot our
appointments, as announced in the Candi
dates' column. Perhaps this will give as
near satisfaction as any other arrange
ment. Our object in making the appoint
ments, and inviting only candidates for
the Council, to participate, was a fear
that with the number of candidates usu
ally out, there would not be sufficient
time for all to speak satisfactorily to
themselves and friends, upon the same
day.
... it". i
bpeaking wm tnereiore commence at
Tecumsch on to-morrow, and continue
until the Saturday before the election.
The Kind for the West.
Last week a train of emigrants came to
and located in this county, from Indiana.
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upua 1:141111 j kanu acquaintance , we
found the company to be one family, con
sisting of the head, and eight sons, six of
whom were married. The old folks were
nnxious to have their children settle
around them ; consequently came where
good lands were plenty and cheap. There
is room for more such.
Gov. Richardson.
UO. JICHARDSON
passed through this city, on Monday last
cn his way to Quinry, 111. He will be
absent a few we.ks, during which time
Mr. Morton will ocupy the position
A ting Governor.
Territorial Auditor.
In the Candidates' Column will be
found the announcement of R. C. Jordan,
Esq., as a candidate for the office cf Ter
ritorial Auditor. As the law requires
this officer to reside at the Capital, we
presume there will be no candidates out
of that city, tit least while the office is
not sufficiently remunerative to induce a
location there solely on that account.
We have an intimate acquaintance
with Mr. Jordan, and take great pleas
ure in saying that we do not believe a
more appropriate selection can be found
in the Territory. lie is an excellent and
experienced penman and accountant, and
strictly honest and upright in all his acts.
In short he fills completely the Jeffer
sonian standard is ".honest and capa
ble." We hope he may be elected.'
We cheerfully give place to the following
testimony from two of our cotemporaries:
In a card which we publish to-day, Mr.
R. C. Jordan announces himself as a can
didate for Auditor. Mr. Jordan is well
known to our citizens and to many
throughout the Territory as a gentleman
of fine business talent and estimable pri
vate character in. his relations to the
public in connection with the post he has
hold in the Land Office in this city for
a year pa?t, he has ever been correct and
obliging.
"No regular nomination for Auditor
will be made and it is probable that no
one but a citizen of Omaha will become a
candidate, as that officer is required to re
side at the Capital, and the emoluments
of the office will not justify the seeking of
the position by any one abroad. Among
our citizens, no one is better qualified than
Mr. J. to fill the office, and no one can
rally to his support a larger number of in
fluential and ardent friends." Omaha
Times.
"We published, some weeks since, the
proclamation of Governor Richardson for
a special election the first Monday in
August, for Territorial Auditor. We have
twice before directed attention to the fact
of their being a vacancy in this office.
No convention has been called to nomi
nate a candidate, and no one has announc
his willingness to serve his country in that
capacity. The Dakota Herald, some
time since expressed a preference for
Capt. Moore, now acting Auditor, by Gov.
Richardson's appointment. Capt Moore
requests us to say that he is not a can
didate lor thot office.
There is a man, however, living in this
city, whom we consider eminently quali
fied for that office. We allude to Robert
C. Jordan, Esq.: Mr. Jordan is a gen
tleman of peculiar attainments, and is al
so a very accurate and careful business
man, one who would perform the duties
attached to that position with credit to him
self and the entire satisfaction of the
people of the Territary. The law requires
the Auditor to reside at the capital. We
think, therefore, that the voters of Ne-
raska can do no better than to elect Mr.
Jordan to that office. No better selec
tion can be made. Hundreds ot citizens
i this place will vouch for the candidate
Omaha Pa per.
Prairie Hay.
We are informed by a gentleman of
intelligence, observation and experience;
twenty-years' resident of Illinois, that
he has found the upland prairie grass hay
to prove by far the most valuaable for
feeding work horses. Timothy hay for
fattening; but prairie grass hay for wind,
ottom and endurance.
The upland grass never was better in
this country than it is the present sea
son.
Rain! Rain!
Rain has fallen almost con
stantly the past week. The w heat crop is
ruined almost entirely. The oats crop
very heavy, has fallen down badly. The
corn could not look better.
Sun Stroke.
Mr. Wagstafl", residing in
the upper part of this county, cunencar
A A A '
loosing his life last week, by sunstroke.
Persons whose avocation requires their
exposure to the severity of this seasons
sun should not fail to wear in their hats
next to their head, fresh leaves or grass,
or even a wet cloth, which mode is an in
fallablo preventative.
New Residences-
U. bEicLE has 111st completed a very
neat residence on Main street.
Judge Lake has a fine residence pro
ceeding rapidly to -completion.
We notice several other buildings in
progress of erection at the west end 01
Main street. Don't know whose they
are.
Steamer Omaha-
This popular Missouri River
Boat made her appearance at our wharf
yesterday morning. "Twas pleasant to
meet again the familiar and smiling faces
of Capt. Wikeland and that prince o
Clerks Wilcox. We acknowledge our
selves indebted for files of St. Louis pa
pers.
The Omaha, with many other boats
has been laying up for some time past on
account of dull times. She is now goin
into the trade regularly again.
Map or Arizonia-
We are indebted to the publisher, R
Brown, cf this city for a "Map of pro
posed Arizona, compiled and drawn from
notes of the United Slates' Survey, and
data furnished by Congressional Reports
by T. W. Bedford, Civil Engineer
Brownville, Nebraska," and lithographe
byJno. Schrader, Saint Louis, Missouri
The map is bound in covers suitable for
the pocket, and is executed in a superior
style, for which Mr. Bedford is noted.
Mr Bedford has been engaged for some
time in getting up for publication, a map
of the "Nemaha Land District," of which
I we will speak again when completed.
HOME CORRESPONDENCE..
For the Advertiser.
Nemaha Cocktt, N.T., July IG.
Mr. Editor: As the people; of this
Territory will be almost daily solicited
for their votes, for certain .candidates for
the public offices to be filled at the com
ing election, perhaps it will not be out of
place to lay before your readers a few
suggestions which I think ought to influ
ence their choice.
As freemen and citizens the settlers of
this Territory, for whose benefit alone the
Territorial Government, with all its pow
er and privileges was instituted, cannot
absolve themselves from an individual re
sponsibility, for the evils which have re
sulted and may result from permitting
their Legislative rights to be controlled
by dishonest, unworthy, immoral and ir
responsible men. The people the actu
al settlers are alone legally invested
with the Legislative power of the Terri
tory. It wrts the design of the ffamers
of our organic laws, that the people who
came here, and settled upon these wild
ands, should have the privilege of form
ing and perfecting their o wn domestic in
stitutions, and of adopting such a course
of Legislative policy as should seem most
expedient for them. Invested with these
privileges, the citizensof a new Territo
ry ought to take a deep and lively interest
in every movement which can influence
their local policy, and social institutions.
hey are more directly concerned in the
public affairs of the Territory at the
present time, than they evercan be here
after, inasmuch as it is easier and better
to ovoid mistakes in forming and adopt
ing the laws and institutions of a state
than it is to correct or reform abuses al
ready established. But how has it been,
thus far in our history ? Have the peo
ple in this Territory made a proper use
of their Legislative power ? Have they
ictated the legislation of the Govern
ment? It cannot be justly affirmed that
the legislative policy of this Territory has
been approved by the people. A candid
A 1 1 1 1 . .1
review ot the legislative History or tne
Territory since it first assumed its limited
privileges of self-government, exhibits a
sad picture of the evil consequences of at
tempting to carry on the machinery of a
ree government without regarding the
positive interests of the people. But the
people themselves are alone responsible
for these evils, for whatever other caus
es may have contributed to these results,
they are chiefly attributable to a remis
ness and apathy in regard to public affairs
among the people themselves. Instead
of exercising a judicious care in their
choice of public officers, they have al-
owed the most important interests of the
Territory to fall into the hands of dema
gogues, speculators, and political hucks
ters; and we have seen that either thro'
the ignorance, stupidity, or dishonesty of
our legislators, the major part of the leg
islations of this Territory has been direct
ly for the benefit of private individuals,
and either directly or indirectly detri
mental to the interests of the settle.
Charters, franchises, corporations, and
stock-jobbing institutions of all sorts, seem
to have had the special care of the Leg
islature. We have seen our statute books
filled with enactments for charters and
pecial "privileges, and statutes prefixed
for their better protection.
The legislative authority of the Ter
ritory having been thus perverted to the
base purpose of stock gambling, the next
scene in the farce exhibits our worthy
Solons quarrelling with each other, as to
the manner in which these immunities
and privileges shall be enjoyed by them
selves and patrons. Here a county must
be divided; there a franchise granted; at
another place a chartered institution es
tablished, and all for the benefit of some
imaginary town-site, or for some swin
dling broker's concern in New York, or
Ohio or Illinois. And, in their wrang
ling over these important affairs, we find
their deliberations sometimes enlivened
by scenes of disorder and boyish trickery
altogether beneath the dignity and char
acter of men, and sometimes by acts and
proceedings only becoming blacklegs and
rowdies.
At our last election efforts were made
to correct these abuses. Many of the
members of the last Legislature were
men of ability and reliable character, and
it was hoped that a new era of affairs
would be inaugurated at the Capital, and
a 'new leaf would be turned' in our legis-
islative records. But the result only
shows how firmly had this system of par
tial legislation become established. By
lorce and iraud, a miserable minority
were enabled to block the wheels of leg
islation and presumed to impose condi
tions upon the people's representatives,
that unless they would forbear to act upon
certain measures the business of the leg
o
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isiaiure snouiu noi proceea. inese un
warrantable assumptions were instigated
by the same influences which had con
trolled our previous legislation, but were
defeated in a manner, which showed that
the people had a voice in that assembly
and w ould be heard and respected.
"JlSTICE."
Safes, Scales. Ac.
In another column will be
found the advertisement of Baird Bros,
St. Loui?. This house has the reputation
of being the most extensive established
of the kind in the West, and their articles
of superior quality.
A Thousand Thanks,
Are due our friend J.
C. Reaves, Es., of Falls City, who has
recently been ii a visit to St. Louis, for
the action and -fficient interest in behalf
of the "Adverser." He procured for
us one hundred and fifty dollars acLer
tising patronage. Such friends, are
"friends indeec." Mr. Reaves can draw
on us "at siht' for any reciprocal favor
or nnmbef of Javors he chooses.
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Thanks- ;
ToE.iS. Hawly, United States
Express agentj for files of Saint Louis
and St. Josepl papers. .
In Town.
Silas' Pi-year, Esq. Edi
tor of the Rockp'ort Banner, paid our
sanctum a, visit last week. Hope to be
"at home" next time, Mr. P., and make
your acquaintance. ., , .
Blank BoikJIannfactorr.
tisement of James Hogan, Blank Book
Manufacturer and Book Binder, St
Louis, Mc. Anything in his line can be
had on the most favorable terms. Send
your orders.
Settlers 31ce.ting.
Glen Rock, N. T. )
June 17, 1S-5S.
Tursuait to adjournment a settlers
meeting this day met at GlenRock, and
organized by electing Wni. F. Ball, Esq.,
chairman, and R. W. Furnas, Secretary
The oliject of the assembling was stab
ed, viz: To devise means best calculated
to mutually protect and assist the settlers
in securing their claims. After which
the meeting was addressed by Messrs.
Reid, Furnas, Hackett, Ball, Stowell, and
others.
The chairman of a committee appoint
ed at a previous meeting for that purpose,
reported the following, which was adopt
ed and signed by most of those present
Rules ami Regulations of the .Yemaha
Lounty .Mutual Claim Jlssociafioit.
Article 1. This organization shall
be called the Nemaha County Mutual
Claim Association ; the object of which
shall be the mutual protection and assist
ance of its members in securing their
lands.
Art. 2. Any settler can become ;
member by signing these articles and com
plying with the same, and also uith--a
voice of a majority of the members ex
pressed on any matter relative to the ob
jects of this Society.
Art. IS. The officers of the Society
shall consist of an Executive Committee
of 0 members of the Association, whose
duties shall be to make the most favorable
arrangement for the purchase of land
warrants, see that the members are not
imposed upon, and that they comply with
tne rules and regulations ot the Society
Art. 4. Ihese articles are subiect to
aneration,.addition or amendment, at any
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meeting at wnicn a majority of the mem
hers be present.
On motion of Mr. Hackett, a commit
tee of three was appointed to report reso
lutions for the action of this meeting.-
Hackett, Furnas and Vesser appointed
said Committee, who reported the follow
ing which were unanimously adopted.
ResoIceJ, That an Executive Commit
tee as provided for in Art. 3 of the Con
stitution, be appointed by this meeting,
who shall proceed forthwith to make the
most favorable arrangements for the
purchase of land warrants for the use of
members of this association.
Resolved, lhat the committee, after
gaining all the information possible with
111 the lime, shall meet again at Glen
Rock, on Saturday July 21, at 1 o'clock,
at which time and place members and
others are invited to attend and decide
upon propositions that may be submitted
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u y ueaters in warrants.
Resolved, That a copy of the Constitu
tion be placed, in the hands of each mem
ber of the Executive Committee for the
purpose of receiving signatures.
The meeting appointed the following
named gentlemen as the Executive com
mittee :
M. Stowell, E. Reid, R. Irwin, II.
Crawford and John Long.
On motion the proceedings were or
dered to be published in the Nebraska
Advertiser, and the meeting adjourned to
meet at this place, (Glen Rock,) on Sat
urday July 21th. W. F. Ball, Ch'n.
R. W. Furxaf, Secretary.
By the latest accounts from California,
we learn 'that the excitement still contin
ues about the rich discoveries of gold on
Frazier river. These mines are in the
British possessions, and are about eight
hundred or a thousand miles north of San
Francisco, from which port alone it is sup
pesed that at least two thousand persons
have already sailed for Frazier river. No
tidings of their success have yet been re
ceived. Dickens is separated from his wife,
Bulwer from his wife, and Charles Reed
(of Peg Wellington and White Lies no
toriety) is living with another man's
wife. From the days of the poet Jcb,
whose ivlfe was the original Mrs. Caudle,
down to Socrates and Xantippe and so on
down to Milton and Byron, and finally to
Charles Dickens, matrimonial unhappi
pess has ever been attached to literary
men.
Mrs. Breckenridge, wife of the Vice
President of the United States, died at
New Orleans a few days since. She has
been an invalid for many months and went
South in hopes of recovery.
The remains of General Ilavelock, at
Alumbarrh, India, are to be taken to Eng
land a: the expense of his brother officers
and iLterred in Westminster Abbey.
To the Voters of Nemaha and John
son Counties.
I lierelty announce myself a a candidate for re-elec
tion to the otlice of Councilman from this District, to
the Territorial A:-sembIy of Nebraska.
H. W. Fl'RN'AS.
Mr Km tor .
Yon will please announce the name of M F Clark
as a candidate for Representative from the counties of
Xeniihi and Johnson and oblige MAN If VOTERS.
Mr Kditor :
You will please announce the name of HEKRT C.
llorai! as acandidate for theotrUeof Superintendent of
Common Schools fov Xeuiaha county, ami oliline
MAN 1 VOTERS.
Mr. Ki)iTOR :
Yea n il I atinour.ee the name of L. Kinxiscx as can
didate for the office of County Commissioner, aud oblige
MANY YOTK113. .
31b. Editotj:
You will please anno-.nce the name of S. w. Kenne
dy, as a candidate for Representative from the counties
of Xeniaha and JohusoU and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
Mr. F.niTon :
As your paper has an extensive circulation in Rich
ardson and Pawnee Counties, please announce the name
of E: S. IH-ndy, Ksi.. as a Candidate for t oiiiicilmau,
from those counties, .and oblige MANY VOTKKS.
Mr. Kditoii :
l'leaso announce the name of K. REin, as a Candi
date for ihe House of Representatives, from Nemaha
and Johnson Counties and oblige MANY VOTKUS.
PtRL, July 17. 1S5S.
Mr. KDlTon :
At the solicitation of a number of friends, I will be a
Candidate to represent Oie' counties tf Nemaha and
Johnson in tlie niit ilnpf Representatives; aud I
would be pleased to meet the citizens of f?Hs restrict, at
the times and places you have apointed to cc.ik, ae well
as all the Candidatesoii the track. And. in order to nive
all a chance to he heard. I would surest the hour of 1
o'clock, P. M., as the time to meet. Vours, N.c,
S. G. DA1I.Y.
Mr. r.uiTOR. :
Please announce the name of IT. S. TitonrE, as Can
didate for Sch oI CoiuuiisMuner, aud obli'.e
MAN V VOTERS.
Mr. Editor:
Please announce the name of JotiN'I.oxo as Candi
date for the ollice of County Commissioner, and oblige
MANY VOTEKS.
Throuch the solicitation of many friends 1 hereby an
nounce mvseif as a candidate for theotlice of Territorial
Auditor. JtOUEUT C. JOKUAN".
Omaha, July 15th, ISoS.
Mr Editor :
Please announce thename of Jesse N'ofl ascandidate
for Kepresiiitative from Nemaha and Johnson counties,
andob'i-e MANY VOTEKS.
Mr. Kdi iuk :
F'e.ise announce the name of WM. S TOWNSENO,
of Johnson county, as candidate for Itepre-entative tri 111
Nemaha and Johnson counties, andibu'e
MANY VOTERS.
Mr. Editor :
Please announce the name of ROWEN IRWIN" of
Johnson cotin'y as candidate for Representative from
Ni maha and Johnson cmi'-ics, and oiilire
MANY VOTERS.
Mr. Editor :
At the earnest and repeated solicitations of numerous
citizens of Nemaha county, WILLIAM A. KINNEY has
consented to let his name be Used as a candidate for Rep
resentative from the counties of Nemaha and Johnson;
by amiouni'iii'4 which, through the columns id the Ad
vertiser, you w ill oblc-e MANY' VOTERS.
Appointments.
II. W. FVIIXAS, candidate lor Councilman, will ad
dress the citueus of Nemaha and Johnson counties as
follows :
On Friday, July 23. at Tecuuisth in Johnson county ;
On Saturday, July 21, at llolcra in the same county;
On Monday, July '.'H, at I. 'tidoii in Nemaha county;
On Tuesday, Juiy'J", at ll.iyt..n. n, t,P same Count ;
On Wednesday. July 2S, at St. ;eorge;
On Thursday. July 21, at Peru;
tin Friday. July 311, at Nem.ihaCity;
On Saturday, July 31. at P.rownvi I le.
Mr. Holmes, and any uthur candidates hereifler an
nounced for the i tlice i f Councilman, are hereby respect
fully invited to attend on the above occasions and parti
cipate. Died.
At this place, on July SOtli, of Congestive Fever.
James Ambroik, a native of Newcastle-county, Limer
ick. Ireland. Rrtjuifscat in Peace.
Chicago papers please copy,
ficticious otic.
Rev. Phii-O (iorton will preach in the School House
on Sunday next, the -;')th inst., at half past 10, P. JI.J
Mr. Tipton in the evening at early candle lighting.
Brownville Mail Arrangements.
EASTERN MAIL.
Arrirc Daily (Suniluys exeeiteil at five r. M.
Ihji'.irti Daily (Sundays excepted1, at half just
ei-ht, a. M.
SOUTHERN" MAIL.
Arn'ri x Tri-wcckly, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
I'rMnvs.
D jiirt On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
NORTJILItX MAIL.
Arn'r'n On Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
JJcjntrti On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
FORT KEARNEY' MAIL.
Ltarrs Brrwnvillo on the first of every month,
reaching Ft. Kearney in seven days ; lea
ving Ft. Kearney on tli'j 10th
-lrrr, At lirownvillc in 7 days.
TARKIO MAIL.
L.trr Drnwnville, on Monday?, Wednesdays and
Fridays at H o'clock, A. H.
rrlcrt At llriiwuvilleon Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 8 o'clock, a. m.
OFFICE HOURS.
From 7, o'clock, a.m., to 12, m : and from 1. r. m.
to 6, r. m. C. (J. D01C. FY, J. M.
Election is Coming.
The assessment is now complete for the City of Ilrown
ville for the year and in the Mayor's cilice ready
for inspection.
Those feeling themselves agrieved can come Titward
ami have a hearing any tune within twenty davs from
this d ue. II. JOHNSON, Marshal.
Urownville, July 22, lS.Vi.
BEARD & BROTHER,
I'ltcii'llIETORS OF THE
ECELSIOIl
nn m ni woes,
S.1LYT LOUIS, .MO.,
Bank Safes of Hardened Steel, nnd llnlleii
Iron, Jewellers" and Express Safes,
aiiiisj iJank Locks, &e.
The recrnt te-t of Sales of the ditierent Manifactuies
in the ollKAT I'lUK of ihe City Itiiihiin-'s. in winch
the Kx elsior tnuniphe.i over ail ethers, tuily establish
es tLe siiperioi 1: y 1 1 ihe K.velsior Sat'', which merits
the confidence of all interested In Rrc, and the securi
ly of their coutents. The Excelsior being the nly tare
alter beins in Hie Are for ninety hours, and taken out
red hot, lhat saved the Kicks an ! Papers, -while a lsrce
number of the others, In the iire bni 3 short time, were
taken orrt with their contents entirely consumed, must
impress all with the necessity of ex uninin-t their ftafes,
and those purchasing in I e sure beyond a doubt, of the
Safe having k, , the test and cmo out victorious, we
pledge oiiselvcs t" maiiutact ore none but such 11- can Le
relied on, and reler to the toll., wing
Ccrtifirafc.
Vp, the onderigded. take pleasure in certifying to
the Mccessful test Heard .. Hi other's Kxc els-tor tire
provf Safes n ere siihinit ted to m the burmug of theCity
Hmlding", the 111 net cent h ot .'o ember. IH.'-ti. ami are J u:
tuled in leitnnmeiiding them to all who coed sales.
Ham. . miiii I'.iniY j.weson . Co
Cllltl l S Pl ow , I 11 Suit I I. . ( ABfMV
Par 1 Kim. 1 in Jim en Ki.utK
11 cm eiiRi n 1 1 i 1 T 1 tin v. Jim n SimiMAwv
!t I ' N AN II 1 I I M N llUIIS
Til. 1. an Knii: 1 ui
McM Til N , It I I N I INI',
on I'll 1 I w I 1 lis i 11
I) A J M 11 1 n
lt.AUN Mill Al Ms X 1 ll
Hivrt: Wii.kv sN. Haste
Si hit .N. Hun
UltllWN (il'IHlIN t CO
W I. Kw ING it CO
jiuin a hall x 10
Sll M'l.l K.II 1) AY -V CO
Till! lAdXSlOK
Took the Premium o er the l est Kastern Manufacture
at the Mate Fair, in Sunt I.cuis; is fold from thirty to
titty pei cent le s a,i cuarautecd to be ciua! to any in
the 1 nil 1 .1 Slat,-..
Al.. ni.iiiiif .0 t ui cm of
l-UhtiiinB. Ilod.
of Test quality, and
PUMPS of all Descriptions.
HEARD &. BRO-,
No. 15. Mam Street, Saint Louis, M .
July 22, IS5H. Iyv3ni
JAMES HOGAN.
Book- Sincler,
AND
CLANK BOOK MANUFACTl RER,
Southeast cr. 2nd ami Ioc ut SVs.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
All kinds of Blank Books, nude f the best paper, ruled
to any pattern, and tewed in the new unproved patent
mode.
LIBRARIES, PERIODICALS, MUSIC. &c,
bound in any stylo, and at the shortest tu tu e.
Havin; been awarded the Premium at tl.e !a.-t Me
chanic's F'air, he feels corididcnt in it.suring iatisfacti, n
to all who may ci e Lim a cail.
July 22.1, liS. 1 v3nl
Claim Notice.
Ti.TnImn r.r..i-j ni,l ill wTii.ni it ni.iv roncprn. Yon
are hereby notified that t will appear at the Land Olli. e
in r.ruwnviile. on Thursday Juiy '!n. - lUocl.fK
PM., t prove up my riLiht of pre-emption t the north
east quarter of .-oi : 11 17 township no. noith of ratine
at east of s:-h principal Meriuian.
July 2-2. 1S. S. WESTI.r.Y Pt N'AS.
Claim Notice.
T.) Anthory Swift and all whom it may concern. Tm
are hereby notified that I will appear at the Lam! Ofti e
111 Brownville. NV!,ru.-k.i Ternary, on Friday, July
30th. at - oYl, .-k. P .M . t prove up my ri?;ht to pre-empt
the Northwest ii i.utcrof Section 5. town-hip 1! nvc
fourteen. DAXIKL K- SKXTO-V.
July ISiS.
HEW GROCERY
"PROVISION EOUSE,
J. IIJIORillSON,
AT THE
Old Stand of M. F. CLARK,
liKOWXVILLE, N. T,
Where ran he found a full supply of Family Groceries
Ham and I'.acoti, M n ki t 1 and Cod Fish, Teas, Miliar,
Coffee. Candies. N uts. Wine Crackers and Cheese, Lui'iort.
anil Willi's, Sardines. Clears and Toh.oco, Oysters and
Lobsters, Peaches, Prunes, Blackberries and Whortle
berries, and all articles usnal'y kept inn Fancy Grocery
Storc.wjiick he will sell for ratalior produce as cheap as the
cheapasT. Will yuu tsive ine a fhare of your coiainuod
patronaue." "
BrownuilTc, Jj:!- 15Lh, lSS. v3n.1
Spring-Wagons for Sale!
Ti e undersigned brought
out recent ly from Pennsyl
vania, a number of new,
li-ht Siirmi: Wni, ns. admi
rably adapted tothiscountry. They are all perlectly new.
in oed older, and are for sale on reasoiibie terms, for
cash.
Apply to L.TI .ndirr or dpt. I.T. Wbyto Rr. wuville or
ii.xself. at T.r te It. ck. C. W. Ci 1 1) 1 i N . S.
July l.", n31v
WATCH MAKER.
Will, with a si i k of Jewelry, and preparations f. r
rep 111 110-'. l-it .is fol low s :
Itrownvil .! . - - Atisrttst C
Nemaha City - - - " ti
St. Stephens - "9
lt'll'l .... "II
He h.'i es w .:li a irood sfnkof coeds and close atien
tioii to merit and re. cue a liberal p.itroiiae.
July I,"., 3n.1
Archer Town Company.
.bVr Id the Shareholders in the Toini
vf'lrcher, Richardsoii County, V. V.
At a nieetitior the shareholders in the said town held
at Ui her on 1 be t v ein Ii "f July. lfS, it was resolved
to lay a tax of (s." upon ce ll share for the purpose or
p i in,' for a re-survey of t lie Town, and to raise money
to pre-emiit the same. All shires up oi winch the tax
rem mis : i i 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 t he 1". Ii d
y of An;ii-I next, fill In'
iiio. The money is to e
sttlil tut th'tt ilutf to pay the s
paid to ,1 iscph Y i n 1 1 , President
cher.
I!y order of the Meeting,
Archer, J nl I i 1S.VS.
f the C.'inp my at Ar
JOSEPII YOl'NT.
NOTICE.
As I shall be called away from home f. r the next
three or lour n eeks. an c cue wishing to see me will plee
call upon Judged. II. llewelt. w.io will h.ne iharge ol
my business during my alt-eme. I would t urt her take
this i. ii . isi.. n to recoiiiineiid Jii'!;e llewettusa cmpc
tenl and reliable altoruey. w Ii will .nr faithtill and
sal i-!aotoi v a'.teutioli to any biisiiic-s entrusted to his
management. 1. I.. .M tl.llll.
Urownville, Ju!y M:h, Is.Vs.
Krmovtt! el'iht' County Scat.
I h ive a house an 1 L t in I'.r. w nv il le on Main street.
The lot is a c .iner one. convenient to water. c. A g. d
dwelling house with time rooms, a wardnbe, ive. 1
w ill sell the above properly (who Ii cost me eight hun
dred dollar.) f-r four hi ndi ed i nd liny d .1 lars. One
hundred and ei-bty-tiv e lioi lars is required ca-li down;
titmir a Land Warrant taken i n the balance. For fur
ther particulars call on Messrs Liishl a'c-h Cii-n,
ltankers. or n the Proprietor at his . nice in I'.row n vi 1 le.
July 1". lS-Vs-liu K.K. PA HK Kit.
Special Notice.
Trrilirj f Xi lirnl,ii. ('miiili A' moh'i- ".
Notice is hereby given, that at the next annual elec
tion, en the first Monday, being the 2d day of August.
ls.jst. there w 1 1 1 bo an ejection tor the i e-..i ai ion ol the
County seat of said Nemaha county. The voters are re
ipiired to designate on their ballot the place cf their
choice for the re-lo. aiion ot the Coiinly Seat,
liy order of the If. aid if Commissioners.
In testimony whereof. I hereunto set my hand and
S. I atlix the seal of ihe said County, this hi i ,.,j
f S"f July. A. 1). ISO. K. K. PA KKF.lt.
J n I v 22, IV1.S-11I 21 Coiiutv Clerk.
R. L. DODGE,
attoiixeyKtlaw
AND
SOLH ITOIt IX CHAXCKKY,
itison wili,i:, .m:isi: asea.
Land Warrants bought and soi l. I're-emptn 11 pa ers
caretully and correctly prepared.
(iKI-'ICK 0:1 Maiii stiee'. in I'.rown and llenniit's ltat.k
ing House.
p.kfkrknc;-:s
II ui. rentier Fergus. 11,
" li. W. Km lias
" It Brown
Kinney i llollev
July 8, -.JS-3ii2-ly
P.ellevue, Nebraska,
llrow n ilie, "
Ncbr.isk 1 City
FENNER FERGUSON,
itfonicv and Counsellor
vi j:, n i: huaska.
City Property for Sale !
I h.ne two f'T-'el lent. 1 -ts, on each of who his a now,
coiiitortahle and i-oiiveuieiit hoii-e. b..i h on M ini street.
One is in Itlock IS. and the other 111 l'.h. k-i. inibe
City of Urownville. I will sell either . u er I.H'T.i
ble terms. : : one II, ml cah. and one thud in thiee
Hi' Tit lis. and t!te halam e in six months.
If not so id I v t he s h day of Si p: eni'ier re t . one w 1 1 1
be sold - 11 that day to the highest, bidder, "li -.11110 let in-.
July I ). Lis (;. y. in; i tiiN.
Brovnville House.
IJUOAVN VILLI:, M'JiUASKA.
MORRISON VIIEELER
I Alillotiii. e t . the pill, lie that thev h ive tal.i
.an
! the new. large, and c..ii.:iio.l;.,ns buck Ib ie
1 cent ly c, tuple:. I inibeCny .f II.owumI.
1 They have torni-lnd it froiti cellar to --.i-'
tire new furniture; thcro.ru. lire ail i.ii.
1 tila'ed and ti',i-l.e.. The table, we j r. rui-.
j limes con ti. 1 11 the Lest the '..iint : y can . ;: -r 1
I ng re-
.-. Ni loa-l;.
let w i:h en-
e. Weil oii-
. -ball at all
. Our loiUor.
shall lie ns cure ai are made. a. v.e cur I
a e iti person
freni reliable uiamit n Hirer.. W e ! i-iMii a iiii.i-p i ten
ded notice unuecessury and cm i n le by .-iiiing the pub
lic that we re determined that no 1 11.. it on our part shall
bcwantiattlu render the Kr.oi n .lie ll.,u.p a tir.t da..
Hotel. AJAtttlr'.u t w lif.n Ltu
Julv 8. lS-sSin
S liool nitricl Ao. t.
School meeiini; called lCL-ally by . S. Whitnev.
The above lli-irict coinpri-e. se' tnn- '.'It. -.'. J.". ;,,
'U Tun nship .') Itanite l.'i. ami the so il tr e t iiiarier cf
Section 19, and the west half of Se t n 11 3n, T .u p. hip ft.
Kalite Id.
Acconiin-to the call al,.. e niven. Ibstrict met, ;,t,.
elected J M. Snow T. n i.urer. li n i l-.u PI i.trrs
and Frederick T tun S.- 'y. I 1, .t.inious v te as rlv
en to build a brnk .ol - l i :: m the . -enter of thfili--trict.
lloiisctol.eloi.lt -J'1 feet 1 v iS and !t f'-eti;'1 u,e
cle.it; ei.'ht wind.-w. m. : .....r. ?l,.t.-ie r-.-.f. Wr-lun :vi
day., the e w 1 1 he a t. iv levied u 11 all if the Ian-1. and
personal property w thin the di -1 net ah. '. e 11 1 mi d. .- ul-fb-iein
to ere. 1 and i.., sai 1 S. 1..-.I II .'.sc.
Proposals will he rc ei-i-l 'ti the 17t'i day cf Julv.
KVi, at I, i.'ii Kk P M. at the hi.u.e of It. J. Whitnev.
for fiirii!-.r.it.-.: material and ere. ; 1 :i' - aid to
witti the furtiit ;re as .1'. ve n 111 c-i.
t. -e'.hci-
A s.-h .ml tneetino cf the Di.trii t i -r e. i 1 ! ' v 1 i"ed t
meet at Ihe aiue tune, 1 y order cf U.J. HITN HI',
Bruwnville. July 1. Pi ts.'ient.
Administrator's Notice.
X. dice is hereby jriven that letter, of a Imitus'.ra'ioti
of the e-tate f (ieor-re Lewis was, on the ir-M dav of J -inn
lIVS. granted to I ivid I) Lewis. A 11 person-1 win-j faid
estate are rc-c.o-ted to pay upimnedi ttely, and ail jer
sons having detnar.'ls a-am.-t -aid e-t ite are rc-in-tr! to
pre-ent them for allowance within three months and all
demnmls a?iin-t ra.l estmtp n ,t pre-, t.ted within ix
months will he forever birred. I A V I r I). LF.WiS,
Adnnriistrat' r 1 f ti.e estate i f t.e- rre Lev. is..
HrowiHiile, July 1, 1 5 oS.-i: lO.v
To nm P:iitM)s: I' ivir-,' f. H out mr sf.k and
wis;im- to e, -e i i-r I tt-iiipss as i.n a. jv.ssihle. -w-.,
w. ni l rr- .e-t . ur :. k tol- t 1 oa' i i.:i 1 -1 ' : a . . ; I 1 r ! v
t.ote 1 r c i-h. F t "!.o 1 e-ent we mil he r 1 : ; oi ,,j : ,.
o- t.reetil ill. II s ' .re. V. l.-l-l- Ue '.'.ill t
cur f.iii. i-, and cu-t. tnii- teii.-r.'iv.
p!l .1-1 'l to
-'! l CLAKK .V Co
LIVERY STABLE,
WM. ROSSIILL,
EBOWNVILIE. N. T.
Announces !.;- pul i. that he 1- pre-, i-c t., afr
ln.. date l.i...i-l.,t::-i I',
1: i-vie- ; t. -
lift her w llli - . ! -.ite ii .r-e.. f.-r c
veii.t 2. He Will a.- . b aid 1. 1-
:-.r: at.. e .sc 1:1 tr.i
1 v the diy, week or
111 -mil.
rTrv.vs FAvvn.r.i.t -j
June lu. o-.. r "
m&m
School.
The subscriber would respectful ly announce tl,
hnbitants of tro n ilie that be will open a SCIIout.
Tuesday. IheK.h itist.. for the instruction of s i.h tmpU,
as may be entrusted tit 1. is care. ir the present, it.
school will be opened at the S tied Ibois.
TE rms Peruu arier i f Eleven Weeks.
Common Km:.i-!i Branches - - $ir)
Higher Hraiiches - - 6,00
No deduction made l-r absent during the 'erm,
ct-pt in eases of protracted illness. Those wd. enter it
any time during the t!rl three weeks of the term wuj
be 1 ha 1 -'e l for 1 1111 ion from the commencement; if a,,r
fn 111 the time if entrance to the close. Tuition bilii
will be due at toe middle of the trm. at which tniie
payment or other satisfactory arrangements i c re
ii'ii-ed.
It is desirat ie ti: if t!i !se who attend shi nld enter u
ear.y in the term as joiiMe
Brownville. Juiy 1st, ISjS-im J. M . C1IAPF.L.
Gil EAT SALE OF
3?OT77-I3. LOtS.
AT I5HOW"YlLLE, NEBRASKA,
On 3Ioutl;i3 , Ai!. Ii, isr.
The nndersisned bavin-; laid off 11 portion i f tl.p i,1n,i
owned by him. adloinimt t lie City of Brownville. Xehron.
k 1. inio crrospotidin ; in ! with other lots in sai,(
City, strei i s ami ., Keys also t i correspond, will ofter f..r
sale to the highest bidder coin 1111 n 1111; .11 .Monda" ii -ii.t
l, ISOri,
Two 1 1 mid red Lof-i.
T i tho -e .ic,;ninf ed it nred onl v be announced that the
lots 0 tiered are ivnortioii of tlnfFeif.iUonCl.itui.'' -iliuh
lies almost m the heart of the Ci'v. but i.wim; t.nti
hiving been nicoitivst until ipute recent ly, hos not ,,rn
I. ult upon or otherwise improved. The iener.il Lan4
oirlce at Washington havin decided the contest, th
Intidlias been entered and Warranty tleed can be isiven.
To thus wihina.ti) invest in Nebraska town property
n t better point irep-'t unity rati he foiuM.
TKK.MS Onfltt,! casli; one ihirj In three month
and the b,i!im-e in fe umaih. rwreT b 111 rtBe,n
the premises, or my giving hoiul to-deed.
July I. IVS, JAMES KERCCSON-.
Land Warrants,
ror Czxf-tl. nncl 011 Tinio
We are prepired to loan Land Warrants of all nzet,,
settlers on u. li tune as the) may desire long or li..rt
at the usi,jl rates.
A constant -iippiy of Warrants will be kept on hint
for salens ('..ea; as ti.ey can he nought elsewhere in
town.
liny of regular .Sellers and beware of bogus warrant.
All warrants M l.y us will be irnarante'sl to h
cetiiuue in ct ery respect and will be et banged if tr
leci ive.
I'.eing permanent lv I, , led in lirow nvi lie. we can U
was bo found at I lie old stand a few d.MT-i east of the
lirow m il ie House.
LI Ml i! M r. II t C UtSOV.
P. inkers, and Dealers in Land Warranti.
B '. I i sii 11 M ; 11 jni). I., r tijui
IiTJoHBATJGII 6c CARSON, '
BAMKLKS AM) (. L VL.'.I L LAM) AUE.TS,
EM-al r in Coin.
I'ncurretit Motiev. L. hatige and Land Warrants,
llltow NV II.I.K. NKMAIIA CO.. N. T.
E-pecial atteti i 'ii will te given to lluing and Sell in;
Ko!i nue on the principal cities of the Lulled Statci.
tiold, ."silver, and nn ait 1 cut Hank N 'tes. A constant uj..
p!y of Land Warrants on hand for sale. TOR CASH. r cu
lt red on tune tor I'l e-etiiptors. All Warrants hoM hy 11
guaranteed in every re-ppot. Will tile 10 laratory Snip,
incuts..! intention to p. e-einpt. and prepareFre-eiiiiitii.il
Papers at short notice. .Money loaned iiihiii best securi
ties, at western rates of interest, an I iuv est ments nu,!,
in Lands or 1 1 1 y property for distant capitalists. Collp,-.
I cn s upon all cn en tent points will he prompt I y attend
ed t no I proceeds renin led 111 exchange, at current
lolN. .f i:ili.ii - 1 Kngland. Ireland, and Frame, nl-
I imed at usual rates, with cost of FoV hange en the K.jt
added. Deposits rooeivt don Current account and inlcrc-l
a'loWedoli s ci ial depirsits.
Ol TICK M 1111 St.. near U. S Land OllVe.
tin TllfM ks
I.in.1. Itrother Co.. Men bants,
McNau.-hioii. Cai son X Co., "
lllser N. t lute.
Young. Car-win . P.raiif,
Jno. Thompson Mas,, 11. Cd'rof Port,
K. M. Pundersoii iV Co Men !i. 'tits,
M . M. Veakle .V. Co. No. n. nromlway,
111. T Muithsoii. F.s. . Hanker,
Philadelphia. Pi.
Baltimore, -M l.
New Turk.
W astiuiKtoii, D C.
.1. T. Stewois. F.-. . All y ..t Law.
Jno. .S. IJallaher. Late :i. And. I . S. T
Taylor .s. ki le.h. If inker-,
McClelland. So ugg-.V Co. .Merchant',
lion. Tho.-. ; Pratt.
II on. J. W.tiei'v. K-i;,.v. Kansas,
Hon. .1 is. o. Carson.
P Ii Sin . i I . F . . Pre.'t S. Ifink,
Col. t.eo. S. -hlej . Att'y at law.
Char I o. Pai .on. . Co. ISaiikers,
II. C. Nuit Co. "
ireeiie. Weave Kn e, "
Douglass X W.i's .ii, "
Col. Sam llaiohletoii, Att'y at Law,
CTii. ag, III
St Louis. M
A nnapollK, M l.
Penn.
.Men ershurir. Pi.
llager.town, Ml.
Keokuk. I'W.i.
Council ICiutl "
lies Moiiie, .
Vint. .11. "
Ka .t ..n. M l.
t 'umber land. M l.'
Havana Alabama.
Judge Thcs. Perry,
Prd'. II. Tutwilcr.
Oct. H, ';7-2-iil5-tf
Yancton Town Company
To all whom it mar concern. Notice U hereby ttivi-n
that the undersigned have this'day associated arid in
corporated them-elves together under the name and style
of the
Y;jiut oTT T 0 w 11 (' 0 hi pii n y.
The prin ipal place cf transacting the business i f tlie
company is in the tow ti of Yancton 111 Ku hardsoii entity
N ehi ask. 1 Territory.
The general nature if the business of the onip.itrr i
Coal nun . tig. and buyi 11: and .clung Keal Folate at th
town of Y. melon. Ne'u.i-k.i Territory.
The aiiioiint ot capital k of the Company is net to
tweed live hundred thousand dollafs. to te paid 111 xf
reu Hired I y the lt -Law s of the Company.
Corp"rali"ti c tiiiiieio 1 d on the 2l.t day April, lSo,
a-id is to c.iii nine t or 2i u ars.
The huhe-t .1111 oint i f indehtp.lne-s of tie Corpora
tion -hail at to tunc eveed it AM l dollar. ; 110 m re than
two tlii'd. of Hie C 1p1t.1l St. .1 k paid ill.
The .itia.r- ot 1 he C i 1 ..rat cn are to t e conducted t t
a P. e-ide:it, i e Pi e-i h ot. Secretary and Tiea-nrcr,
and a It ard of i tors 'o be elected semi- mi 11.1l ly.
IIKNKY n d I.T.
N .1 Sll MtP.
A l Itl'.nWN,
1IKTI1 M ( Kill I.S,
TnllN W SMI I II.
I F.I IN (i Y Noll
Julv I. I-..-.S.
S V M CKIM.I.S.
K T lllMMKnMl.
I1K.NK Y Hot t.l.Asi
WILLIAM I O11K,
111 KSTON Nl CKOLLS.
Claim Notice.
To William A. -V-Coy .rid all w I otn it may rotnerft
You are herefv n titiel thai I will appeir at fhe I. in I
Oltb e in BrowuMlie. Nomaha coiritv, Nrbrickn Terr
tory. on T11e-d.1v. the IS I d iv of A ilk'u-t IsX. ;it lllo'i h- t
A . .M . , to pr..ve up my r .nht cf 1'rt -e nipt ion to the r 1-1
hill if tie nr'h-ea.t in. liter of section No nini'li'iri
and the we-t hall of the nortli-we. inarter sei 1 1011 V'.
twenty, low n-hip No. live north, in Itamie No fourteen
cist.
Julv ir, s-.s-3t
JAMF.S L. (,.)IIKKN.
sr. (.i:o!i.i; toV.v oiuiv.
ItintwM ir.i.r. N. T
June III, l"oS.
Pur-uitit toacallof t;,( Srcr.'i.irt cf tho St. flonrc
T'W n coin', anv. auuoruni of ir- slockholde'i, tin. 'Iv
met at tfeitll eol U.J. Whitnc-.
On call theie v.as fouini pri.ent rep-e.ent.it, M-s -t
oMo- tw ..-thirds the u ' 1 1 e st. ck f t he Company
'1 he I. ll.v. 111 resolutions win : til rod 111 ed of.. wiaii-tu-ou-iy
i,...p;e.i :
Ki 10ri .' I Th it Ihe sum i f two del I,ir . t.o ar. l i
ln rehv .1-1-1 d ,:i,, 1 h sb. te t the ton
2 That t he am .ii nt so ;i.se--e I - ria 1 1 to p.i, i ..'i '-r 1
fore the ti r-1 day of Angn.-t A 1 ItOS, t-v toe Hw-Usrn
of sb m s.
3 Th., !.:,re-..,.,..r;i,.,1(.:r
e. merit shall
I - ..I , ., -t ,. ; he nun, her ! ).,,. share- -.- 1
l.i.!i he 111 pi.-.inent Tlt.tt the Trea-urer -I. ill
...... 1 r - p. Ii li-i.t.itii' 1 et ar v. hot duly a sh.i I
he t.. 10 .tie .1 re. ot.J . f the -atue.
1 I. T'.a all .h.ne-- u p. 11 h n h s ml a .si' -- 11 .r nt ha- P t
1 1 ' 1 ti pa. l ! y the tir-' d v of A -n'-i-t V t I-.'n. shall 1 1-
a-ld an' he- i-l v .le ,r-. to fe for:ei!e. to the c .tu ..to
, :. Tio.t it -h 1 ! t e the ,!.ly. of tin- Ttfieiint to keep
- a stM, t . ,,:i.t 1 1 ail the m--no , ret eive-l up -n
- - met t mil re; rr I iie ..1 toe '.. a no el . l)' ,t t 11. i r -'
1' " ' ' be l.i Id ai 11: ..v, ii-. 1 llo on t i.e sud hr.-t day '
1 Amtut t .
. That the pr.; i-ii.n i,f ih. - a- es.metit .hall red af
ply to any shari.-i r.H,n he h the asCs-inent crderi"!
the ilr-.td.ty U O-'tober A O ISoT- l as he n beten .' e
paid.
7. TTir.t cur. iy fnr) nt thecvinp tnf in the fi.tn.S
of the Treasurer. ItuhaHhp !. r..i i..r
j by artd wFih the allowance n.I approral nf the Pre-ntcrit
I ., ,-r n -oiin airain-r. the conipativ that mac I prr-
! setite.l pi ioi- t, the iit-vt meetimc ,,l the ecu, i.an i ; nfi'l
; that it shall le 'awful f,.r the Treasurer, l.y and with
1 the approval of the Pi e-n!e:,t, teenier mtl,, c"..titra. t for.
and apply the fund, cf the cin any m u, ,i;ll, t tic
j improveinenn 1 t the touu.ite, prior to the LeKt iinci
j ini: ot the 0 mpany.
Adjourned to mc"t at t!ie call cf the t.creary
"If J. WHITSKY, 'rrc.
I! VT. Ft TtVAS. Tre-i-'rand Sec'y.
I GEORGE EDWARDS,
t An CHiTE ot.
I 'if l K. Mo.u St, Last of Kinney fy ;,lhj i r.r
j Kebrnska Cit7, N. T.
Pc'.'.n- v.I.o e .u."r.'.!a'e nr r:,., ftir,.hM
i I'estcns Pii-n-i. Spec,i.-ati..n-, Mr., for buildin-;-
I any cia.s .; variety if sty!;., tl the ere, t. 11 oft"
o; i.r.ti't r.a- .r 1 n.iroi i. ......... ...
t h;i-i:.e-s from A .:,,t,,;..
6J
Was taken t;n t.y t?ie s'i! .Cnr er, on tf,c Id in.t,
ci'.t. stir ir.-c'l to he 3. vears old. with 3 white feet
white tee. A !-o a 1:1 er clt I ye ir old. T ieownrt "
have them by calling- proviiirf proj.crrv and pi ..
c:i ir-'0s H i WdilR ILL,
June 17, M-"U Little Xernahr 1! rr
C. Heu-er has t. n.. ed h'sTm Sh-.f fr-m Front
b. M nn street, tie ,r I v , ... si'e the new Motel. h-rf !
has i penist up the la: 'c-t sf. i k ..f ware in hn lire t" '
f-.'itid in the tippc" ' tntrr. He sulicitj a c ntin'MS"
d pair iiiiie. J iv l', 'iS.
Claim Notice.
N" t . e i- 1 1 rr ' . e -en f . Uo-.ry W. Peter. K-t e't '
A rm -t A ,'.1 11,1 We. It., m.d all it be- (leriii7
e 'i-lt . at I cn 1 e ir -it tt o I. mil inti-e at B. "w: 11
on Welt.. -!..y tl.v -'n .1 iv ,.f July to pr e :!' "
r. .ht to tl.e !'..-t.e.t irter . f .-c tii-n t, to 'ii-.-I
' e. u rti . f r 11.. i--ixtc.-.i fa-t. .
July l-i. I.. WIM.IAII WKU?
CITY LOTS.
I 1 iv.1 f-r s- , n'itn.er cf 1 o at-.tift'lly ha-atcl ..t-"
tlo' t'I'y f Br .v. i.vi' . t.;. , I :-m antho'iel seil '
1 1: Ja.i;. I r l.cll. N.-v. i-.'!,ii tv.lli!.. w el i t" 1 1' '
!' ..e .n -ik.nj 1 nr. ,, ...... . 11. W FI KNAS.
li.v- v. 1! ,r .. -. Ileal Lstate JrC.it