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tin the papers!"
Inprorenicr.ts la BrntraTlllc.
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ness the improveiucu.
at time in oar city.
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from Main to
venient and hand-
tsrDr. Baker's Specific will cure
twoorthea. gleet, stricture, semiual weakness, cuordee,
diseases of the kidney, bladder, and ell dise.se of tie
genital organs. Reader, have you a private disease 1
Do not neglect it. Decy sUngermu. Dr. Baker's
Specific Is a sate, speedy, and radical care. With Dr.
Baker's Specific you can curt yourself, nd Prevent
exposure, a. plain directs lor use accompauy tue
medicine, r.ice $1 60 perbottle.
-J-Dr. EASTERLT, corner Tbird and Chestnut strets
St l.nis XUonri, aoie proprietor, to whom all order
m0st be 'addressed, to gmbeeenuine. Sold by
J. II. MAUX fc CO., Druggists,
Brownville, N. T.
all
OUIJ
;rclnised
raded nicely
reets, presenting a coav
rae wharf. .... j
We were glad to find that our old friend
-and one of Nebraska's pioneen-Hon.
. Brow,, who we left vjhh rS
rizona fever upon h:r,, and which appa
ntly nothing hort of a trip across the
-aim could prove beneficial, had fair
recovered', and with his characteristic
.ergy, engaged m business in our thnv-
city, of which he was the founder.
fe trust he may long live to prosper
jws Pple fcr whom he has thus far
lored. He has done much for Brown
:ie and Nemaha county, and his loss
have been sorely felt, lie nas
an interest in the steam ferry
tihispUce.
, In process of erection near the landing,
t alarrje.rrvJucc and Storage Ware-
ousc. The w.'ri of our enterprising tra
iwen Chase ii Hill.
! Where we left Dr. McPHERSon mine
T)ry Gcxxb business, we find McAllister
: Pos5. a new house, with an extensive
;ock of Dry Good, Groceries, &.C., with
-jrold friend Billt Ho blitz ell at the
hrad as -chief clerk." The Doctor has
Civcted a new business house adjoining,
into which he takes hi stock of goods in
a few day,
rvi ixo. Register of the U. S.
VB r
Lar.d Office, has erected a new redence
adjoining theland office,' where he re
fides as cozily as you please.
.UVn we left heme, Des was "pegging
away' aloue with a half dozen pairs of
loots and thoes in his shop. Now there
is h large addition Iruih to his house, and
tie rrupri. tor ha jua returned from St.
Loai with a rousing stock of boots and
hoes, which he is sidling "mighty cheap"
for rah.
Crane &. Hill have torn their old
rturfi hoise "upside dovm,n the front of
which' with its large show windows
plass foir ly six feet filled with all the
trew ftyb attractive goods one ran think
rf, is perfectly! la New York. Hill
who knows ju?t r.hat suits the people in
tM recin, has just returned from New
York with such a stock of goods as has
never before leen opened in this western
country. We took a stroll in company
with Theodore tbrouch this vast establish
mrnt.filh'd with huge p'les of everything
desirable from a "needle to an anchor."
To give an idea of the business of this
Jjouse even in these hard times, we take
pleasure in saying that their cash sales
last week amounted to seventeen hundred
dollars.
uur eld mend talhtr JJavid Jsiegel
we frond at the old stand under Johnson
Hall, the same jolly, good humored cloth
ing dealer. He too has made very large
additions to his before extensive stock of
goods, and is now prepared to "shield one
from the wintry winds" at almost any
price. Stacks of over-coats "bigger than
little mountains" are there to be found.
The next improvement we notice on
Main street, is the additional stock of J.
H. Mack &Co. City Drug Store. There
is a nice new stock of fancy notions, bot
led liquors, ( J-e-r-u-s-a-l-e-rn ! but they
have some that's r.ice !) segars. blue pills
-and "agy medicine." In addition, John
; has been appointed postmaster, and now
"sells the pbople letters."
' . The new Treibyterian Church, bein?
? erected under the immediate supervision
CARDS.
DR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and SarsapaxIIIa
Will care all dieaees arising from an impure state of
tie blood, or a depraved coolitiv.-n of tbe fluids of tbe
ytem.vii: cancer, swell ins of the glands, rbeumat
lin, white wellinir, chronic ore eye, piles, ooil,
eryslpela, poltrc, pain In tbe bouos and juints, u!
rer in tb muutb aud thrut, and all chronic cn-titu-
tlocal dieae. This tnclicne tearclie out tbe very
root of Ibe dUease by purifyina the bloul, aud rhanpinn
the secretions in the system, thus removing tbe canst
which render tbe cure certain and permanent.
Dr. E&tterly't Iodine ami Sartaparilla will cure tbe
worst mercurial diteate, and drive out aud destroy ev
ery particle of merenry which Is iu the system, and cure
iu bad effect.
It will cure tecondary typhilu or ventral diteate,
and will d ive tbe syphilitic tins and all hereditary
taints and pouonovs matter out of tbe system through
the pore of tbe kin, and restore the patient to a per
fect state of kealtb and purity. It is a positive cure
fur liter complaint and dytpepsia, if ued a proper
lengtb of time. 1 challenge tbe world to produce Iu
equal in these complaints. Tbe afflicted will ber in
mind tbat Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla will
cure all nervous diseases, female comploiuts, dropsy,
graveo, dUeasea of tbe kidney's, bladder, and urinary
organs, in a few days.
It will remove pimple and blotcbe from ibe face,
aud make tbe skin clear, wblte and beautiful a ala
baster. It doe tbia by paritjiog.the Hood, and by it
prompt action on the liver, kidney, and secretory or
gan, producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been affiicied with scrofula old
sores, tetter, ringworm, scald bead, blotcbes, eruptions
of the skin, and all cutaneous diseases, are advised to
procure Gridley' Salt Eboum and Tetter Ointment to
apply on the sores and diseased parts, whn using Dr.
Easterly's Iodine and Sartaparilla. The Iodine and
Sarsaparilla purifies the blood, and cause tbe s-ie to
discharge their puti id matter, and tbe ointment heals
them. Wben both are used (which I always recommend)
a permanent and rad cal cure is always effected. They
are tbe beat and most powerful curatives known to mau.
A fair trial is all I ask I do not fear the result.
Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla. $1 vr bottle, or
6 bottles tor $5. Gridley's Salt Rheum Ointment 75
cents per bottle. Both are preparedly Dr. Easterly,
corner i-f Third anp Chestnut streets, St. Lonis, Mo.,
sole proprietor, to whim all orders must be addrcsed.
Jj-Sold by J. II. M ACX & CO., Druggists, Brown-
vilie, U. and by Druggists generally.
Dr, Hooper's Female Cordial
will cure all female complaints, such as excessive,
n-tirK,l r DAinful menstruation. Fluor albu or
wnitesf barrenness, sal iow complexion, headache, Ui2-
aincss, weak nerve, frightful dreams, and all diseases H AT(1T T ft- R)RTF,
Kr ,vMi rhnrtwi T.prt)irtian. excp3.cs. over-I M-fJLj J X. J L V.-L W J JVLVVAi
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excitement, kc. of tho 6exul organs. Dr. Hooper'
Female Co'dial i3 universally acknowledged by the la
oie the best remedy ever Inveuted. E3"ifice $l Ppr
bottle, or 6 bottle fur $5.
Dr. EA'TtRLY, corner of Third and Chestnut streets,
St. IcU, AIj, sole proprietor and to whom all orders
m tmt be addressed.
Sold by J II ia AUK & CO , Agsnts, ErownviTe,
X. T., aud by Di UKuist generally
J. W. BLISS.
Collecting Agent,
PERU, NEMAHA COUNTY,
NBEEASKA TEUU1T0ET.
Particular attention paid to miking collection for
non-residenta. Charges reasonable.
. References.
R. W. Frame, . Postmaster. Pern
Wm. E. Pardee, Probate Judge, Neb. City
Kfi Parker . County Clerk, BrowniUe
Lyford tt Horn, ' ' Sunora, Mo.
JOHN A. PARKER & CO.,
WASIIISGTOX, I. C.
JOHX A. PARKER, late Register of the Land Office,
Omaha, X. T., having resigned bi office will hereafter,
'.u XMuection with one of the best Land Lawgivers in tbe
country, attend to all business confided to him; and es
pecially PBE-EMPTION CASES, - . v
Which he has made himself thoroughly acquainted with
by study and practice for years.
ne refers to tbe Heads of Department and Member
of Congress cf both Houses.
All applications for service must be accompanied with
a fee to insure attention.
January SS, 1868. no31-ty
W. E. UARVEY. L. VANWYCK.
Civ. Eng., Sur. & Draft'n. General Land Agent-
HARVEY, TAN TTYCR & CO.,
General Laud Agents
RTo'ioxreualu. City.
A EE connected with agencies in Washington City by
which they are enabled to prosecute claims against the
United States Government, or attend to any business be
fore the General Land office with dispatch and to tbe
satisfaction of their customers.
One of the firm being a practical Engineer and Survey
or (having been for many years connected with the United
States Coast Surveys engaged on works of. Internal Im
provements) we are prepared to make Surveys of Town?,
Farms, &c, in any part of tbe Territory; and having
engaged tbe best Draftsman in tbe Territory can execute
Map, Town Piats. and drawings of all kinds (mechanical,
architectural, &c.,) to the perfect satisfaction our cus
tomers. October C2d, 1SS7. nSlvg
D. H. M'LA tJCHLIH CHA8. DORSET
Mclaughlin & dorse?,
Main Street, BrownvIlle,N.T.,
Boy and sell Land Warrants, make out and file declar
atory statements ; make out pre-emption papers; pay
taxes, investigate titles;
Buy and sell propetty on commission; furnish land
warrants for time entries, and attend to all other busi
ness connected with a general land agency business.
Particular attention paid to the selection of Govern
ment land and the location of laud warrants for parties
rei'liinr at a distance.
McLAUGHLlX & DORSET repectf ully refer to
.George n. Xixou, Eq., Register Brownvillc Land
Office.
en tries B. Smith. Esq., Receiver of Public Money
einah Land District.
Robert W. Furnas. Esq.. Editor Advertiser Brownville
llessrs. Liisbbaugh Carson. Bankers. Brownville,
Hon. W. 11 T. Hamilton, 1Iagersttwn. Maryland.
Lfwis R. Newcomer Esq. Baltimore, Md
O li Barnct, Esq . Dayton. Ohio.
ILn. Fenner Furguson, Delegate In Congress from
Nebraska Terrritory, Washington, IJ. C.
John A. Beal, Esq., Attorney at Law, Peru, Ind.
Brownvi'.Je, April 22. no43tf
T. W. BEDFORD,
County Surveyor
HUDSON GEORGE,
Notary Public
rtronnfi hti nrrrrT
ALSO
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
BROWNVILLE AD'S. 1 BROWNVILLE AD'S, : BROWNVILLE 'S. MPWNYM
Icrral lotlce.
'rilliaa I'nait ww ,Kemabi county District court
wtuiam s.nali, n ff, J f b 3, jndici, District, Ne
Abel Line, Defendant. J, .A . D 1853. r
To Abel Line, tbe above aamtd defendant, you are
hereby notified tbat tbe above tamed Plaintiff Willi
am S. Hall, has tiled on the niuceenUi day of October,
1868. in Jheiffice of tbe Clerk f the Nemaha county
District Court, of tbe Second Judkial District, Nebras
ka Territory, his petition, wbervin he claims of you,
Abel Line the abole named defeadant, tbe sum of four
teu,hundred and eighty one aodtwemy-eight hundredth
Leal ITotico.
1XTBXX EOADIXT.
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Lcnsl ITotico. . . ,
Charles F. Holly Nem ha county dutnet eonrtnf winiara Ferjruson and Nemaha County district
ts "trie i juaiciai aigiric.xeo. i. 1 ? A.Ferzuson I Court or the second J uaiciai
Moore A Brownlce ) To November Term A D 1853. I TJ -:i -Jtrict Nebraska Territory.
10 inomas aioor w" wrw un m 1 r. llaTWOod . I lo noTcnwr jerai ic . .. ,
... - -m a 1 1. I w W 1 . a m - k VW W. - -
trade with Ueorge lirownie) ty tne aoovo nru jo Tho? . Y. Haywood, the above name! aeienuam. 1 ArovraTIilC, ' li 771 7! .72 i.
name of Moore and Brownlee I This u to notify you that wbemw a writ of um-J nfiae CVrme m.'-T mA "E".t
You arj hereby notified that there 13 now oa file I inons baa issued against tou from the Nemaha I -.-. - -v
in the Clerk's oCce of the Nemaha eoouty district J coantj diatrictconrt of the ocond Judicial district
eourt of the acoond judicial district N'obraaka Ter- j Nebraska Territory on to wit the the 1 th dy of Oe-
ntory the oetition of the above plainua caaries r . t.W- & n 1S53. returnable, to the November 1 era
dollar, with interest on tbe eme, at the rate of ten I Holly, wherein he claim of you by the firm name of J 0f Mjj Court, to be held in the city of DrpwnrilJe
iuuuib iruwuiM mo sum w uio wunuiu uuwus 1 B n)l nttnant toaniy SD U9 IlIKcmn ua r vi iw-
... . . . . m 1 . .1 . .
per cci.t per annum from the flnt day of September, A
D. 1463, upon a certain Dromisry Bore made by you,
upon the nineteenth day of November, 1867, whereby you
promUed to pay to tbe said William S. Hall or order, on
or before tbe first day of September next after tbe giv
ing me said note, tbe sum of twrnty-nve hundred and
fifty dollar, for value received, tbe said note payable in
lumber, at twenty dollar per thousand, except feather
edged sheeting, at one fifty huiK'jeUth dollars per bun
dred, which said petition aIo avers that you, the saia
Abel Line, are a nun-reiident of (be Territory of Xebras
ka. and that he verily believes tbat you are In some
manner about to dispose ot orremove your sreperty out
of the Territory of Nebraska wi-.hout leaving sufficient
remaining for the payment of yur debts which la verl
tied to under oath by tbe plaintiff; and. whereas, . n
the ald case a writ ot attachment and garnUbmen
has issued aninst you the aaid Abel Line, returnable
to the nextXovember terra of thtsaldconrt. to be held at
tbe city of Brownville, Neniaba county, Nebraska Terri
rory, on tbe sixteenth day ot November. A. D. 1363
which said writ of attachment also lummons you to be
and appear on or before the second day of said term and
answer to the (aid petition of the plaintiff, as aforesaid,
and whereas, by the said writ of attachment, the follow
ing described property, belonging to you has been attach,
ed, to-wit: ibejftcam-sawmill now being and situated in
tbe nouth-eat quarter of the northeast quarter of sec
tion no twenty-five (26) in townsnipno six (6) north of
range fifteen east of the sixth principal meridian, Ne
braska Territory, situated in Nemaha county aforesaid,
and whereas, by the said writ of -attachment one Frank
Wirth was attached therein as garnishee of you, the de
fendant, and whereas tbe said writ of attachment and the
summons therein contained as to you the defendant,
Abel Line, has been returned "not round,' now, there
fore, this is to further notify you the defend ant Abel Line
of the issuing of tbe said attachment and the said sum
mons, and that the aforesaid property ha been attached
as aforefaid. and of the garnishment of the said Frank
Wirth, and that tbe said writ or attachment and the
summons therein contained to you as aforesaid, is re
turned "not found," end tbat unless you be and appear on
or before the 6ec"nd day of tbe next term of the said
Nemaha county District Court, to be held a aforesaid,
and plead to the said petition of the plaintiff Judge
ment will be retideied against you, for default tbereon.
and tbe plaintiff be allowed to recover tbe sum which he
claim in the said petition ot you.
U. C. JOHNS "N,
Attorney for Plff.
It Is hereby ordered that tbe said Notice be published
fr four successive weeks tn the Nebraska Advertisers
tbe law provides.
ANDREW W. PENTLAND, Clerk.
By Cha&les G. Do&set, Deputy,
October 21, 1863. .
with interest on the same at the rate of tet percent
per annua from the 4th day of April a D !Sj8, upon a
certain promissory note made by you by the firm
name of Moore t Brownlee, on to wit the 4th day
of April A D 1657, and payable 12 months after date
-and given to one II C Carpenter payable to Limor
order, which promissory note baa been endorsed by
him the said H C Carpenter on to wit the 10th day
day of May a b 1857, whereby the said HC Car
penter ordered the said sum of money thereby pe
pihed to be paid to him the plain tiff. And you
Thomia Moore Mid W W Moore are herein notiCed
of the issuing of a writ of attachment and summon
in thiscaae and you the said W W Moore are hereby
notified tbat by virtue of the snid writ of attachment
tha following property belonging to you has been
attached, to wit , The south-west Quarter of section
No twenty (20) townehipNo four (4) range No fif
teen (15) ea3t of the sixth principal meridian in
Nemaha coucty Nebraska Territory and also lot No
four in block No eighty-six in Nemaha City in the
said county of Nemaha as appears by the recorded
ember A D lSSSiummonsifg you to answer on or be
fore tha second dav of said term the petition of the
abore named plaintiffs William Ferguson and TLX. j
Ferguson, to be on file in the cfice of the clerk of
the said Nemaha county district court cn or before
the first day of November a d 1353, wherein tk said
plaintiffs claim cf you the sum of two hundred and
ten dollars and eighty cent with iotorest on tbe
same at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the
5th day of Jane A D 1358 upon a certain promissory
note made by you nnto them ort V wit the day and
year last aforesaid forthe sum of two hundred end
ten dollars and eighty tent, payable sixty day af
ter date with interest on the same at the rate of ten
per cent per annum, it being given for value receired.
And whereas the said summons has been returned
by the sheriff of the said county "not found' as to you
tbe said Thoa. P. Haywood. .
Now therefore, you are hereby notified that unless
you appear at the next November trm of the said
Nemaha county district eourt to be held as aforesaid
and answe on or before the second da v of the said
plat of the said place. And you the said Thomas I term the said petition of the plaintiffj. that then
f j rr tir if .1., ,l. I ... . . . r. . ...
judgment will be rendered against you on me saia
petition per default and the plaintiffj rec.Ter of
you the sum aemanaea in mi ra-.a primon.
U. C. J0nNS0N,Att'y for ITffj
H. M. ATKINSON,
Surveyor aiid Land Agent,
1VLAIN STREET,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.,
Will attend promptly to the selection and loca
tion cf Government lands in tbe Nemaha land dis
trict: surveying town sites, and subdividing land?;
draftiogcity plats, and all other business of a Gener
al Surveyor. Ho will locate warrants on time for
distant dealers; file declaratory statetemenU of in
tention to pre-empt; make oat pre-emption papers:
and always on hand to look out claims for aetual settlers.
REFER TO
W.W. Sanger, II. I).,
Sewal & Witbington,
Rer. T. W. Howe,
Col. W. E. Atkinson.
George II. Nix n. Register Land Office. Brownville,
Luibbaugh A, Carson, Bankers, Drownvillc, N. T.
R. W.Furnas.
New York City,
Boston, Mass.
Pataskata Ohio,
Dr. Easterly's
Fever and Ague Killer wai
cure ague at:d fever, chills and fever, dumb aeuc inter
mittent and remittent fevers, and all the various forms
of fever incident to bilious climates. If there i a
wan. voman or child suffering wi;h ague and fever,
they are advited lo procure Dr. Estesly's Fever and
Ague tiller. It is a positive curetpeedj and perma
nent. Try it.
Piic $1 per bottle, or 6 bot.lesfor $5.
Dr. EasTtRLT, corner or Third and Chestnut streets
St luis. sole proprietor, to whom all orleis must be
!!: essep to get the genuine
Sold by J. H. HAUN & CO. Agents, Brownville.
ISTDr. Carter's Cough Kalsam
will cure Coughs Coida Asthma. Consumption, Bnn
chi:is. Spittiug of Blood. Pain in the Side and B.eat-t,
Pieurlsy. Whooping Cuugh, Croup Liver Complaint,
Palpitation ot the Heart and all diseases of the Throat,
Chest, and Lungs. Njone ihoud negiect a Cough o
Cold a single day. Millions lio annually by negiecting
a Common Cold. Coughs and Colds lead to coksvmp
tioh, and then to an early death. Reader, have you a
a couch, cold or any disease of the lut? Procure at
once tbat celebrated remedy. Da. CahtR'S Cocgh
Balsam, which never fails to relieve a cough in twen
ty-four hors, aud always cures the worst cases of
aolds, coughs, ans all diseases of the throat and lungs in
a few days. Price Trial bottles, 25 cents; large bot
tie. $1 per bottle, ortt bottles for $5.
3"DE. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut Strs
St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, te whom all orders must
be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by
J. H. MAUN & Co., Agents,
Browrnville, N. T.
Wlsy is the Demand so Great for
AGUE BALSAM?
Because it will, in all cases, safely and effectually
cure that much dreaded scourge of ihe West chills, fe
ver and ague withent fall, and incases will counteract
the poison of Malaria, of which tact thousands do tetli
fv; and, unlike all other nostrums, it is only recom
mended for one class of diseases, aud as a tonic it is
unsurpaseed. Ke wil 1 offer a few evidences of its worth
by men of influence and high standing.
Princeton. IU., Sept. 50, 18C7
Dm. Mawn Dear Sir: For several year patul have
used vour Ague Balsam in my daiiy practice and have
closely observed its effects iu huudied of cases and in
no case has it failed to produce the most happy effect.
I can most cheerfully recommend it as a certain specific
for chills, fever aud ague, aud maierious diseases.
H. AUSTIN, M. D.
Marshall, Mick. Feb 11, 1857.
Da. Vaks & Co : T have soid a large amount of your
Ague BaUani in this viciniiy. and from my personal
knowledge of it. I believe it the best remedy for chills.
fever and ague that has ever ben sold In u- Stale.
O A iiriE.
AthtabHla. O, Jan I. ISM.
Mews 8 K Mass & Co Gents: Vi canvassing the
States of Ohio attd Michigan tor the sale of tbe different
remedies of which we have cntrol, our attention has
been called to orerve the great name that your ame
nalsam has gtuned for itself in every place where soil.
It really seems to be the people's own remedy and its
sales more rapid thn alt .uhers. 1' is de.tiiied tu tu-
cfLuiher lloadly, is now enclosed and ; '"ettpie ttmatia the
JVVir I'orfc. Fro 23 1SCS.
Messrs Max &. Co Gents : I have at our u..use in
St. Luis sold your agu IhiIahiq aoine tb-e years, and
have carefully observed iu effects in curing aud must
in all cand-rsy. I dj tmi beieve it equal exists in all
tbe wor id of medicines. Tj iuyperr.nl knowledge it
has e-.ired pernmtiently every vime and I have kn.wn ii
ued after ali other meticines bad b-eu irieri in vain
witb the mst happy leMilt a'i1 what is moie remark-
Vw I 1 k a., a bii.Bn aita knl aK a-a. it linn.! .
BfCAv 1 cn nc npwTir fnrn- rn -e- . 11
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BRtlWNVIIJ.K NEBRASKA.
Oce on ilain btn et.
VTlLT. attend proroitiy to all business entrusted to
them in the line of their p-oession. Will buy and sell
Lwd warrants make time entries attend t. the selec
tion and location f Givernnient Lands. Survey lown
sites subdivide Land make ut City Plats kc. &c,
Ilivingbeen loc aed in tbe Territory for tbe past yer,
we are prepared t make the most choice selections for
actual settlers. Will pay taxes investigate titles, and
render assistance in contested cases at the U. S. Land
Offl:e. . -
Letters of inquiry promptly ans-xered.
WE BEFER TO -
TTnn. w C Reynold, Kingston Penn.
J'-bu 3 Pendleu 11, Esq. . Cincinnati, Ohio
nonfraluuaA Grow Washington City, D. C.
II--n Joseph G. Crane Dayton Ohio
Rvall ii Charles, Land Agents, Sioux City, Iowa.
B'-ster it Fledges, Bankers do do
LtMiba'ich k Carsou. Bankers Brownville, N. T.
R. W. Furnas, Eq. do do
D. W C. Cleaver Geological Engineer. Scranton ra.
Rufus R. Edwards, Esq. St. Joseph Mo.
Col. John G. Fell Waverley Pa.
W. G. Georre, Real Estate Agent, Dayton Ohio
Apri! 8. 1863 v241-yly
A. 13. HOLLABIKD & CO.,
M u hiRists, Founders snd
Engine Builders,
1 vont ptree1. West of Smith,
CINCINNATI, O.
T7"ould most respectfully inform tbeir friend? and
v the public generally, that tney are now pre
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part a to execum an oruers 111 iun nix, ii,u iioujtr
ness. Ilavinsr lately enlarged their shot) and with
the increased facilities they now .ossess, they hope to
merit a continuation of the liberal patronage which
has heretofore been extended to them.
Saw Mill Engines of every Description.
Coustnntly 01 ban : consisting of the rash, Circu
lar and Muley. Jlill Gears and every description of
castings, warranted to be well made in every particu
lar.
They have also a Boiler Vard attached to their
establishment, which enables them to oversee all
work in that line furnished by them, and are pre
pared to work on as reasonable terms as any other
shop in the country.
Those in want of anything in our line, wouia ao
well to give ns a call and examine our new pattern m
B r. LrSHBACGH. JRO. t. CAROF
LTJ5H3ATJG-H & CARSON,
BANKERS AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Healers in Coin,
UncurrentM--ney. Exchange and Land Warrant,
BROWNVILLE. NEMAHA CO., N. T.
Especial attention will be given to Buying and Selling
Exch autre n tbe princip.U cities of the United Slates.
Gold Silver and uncut rent B.mk Notes. Acinsmnt sup-
niv f L.ind Warrants on band for sale for cash r en
ip'riKtoii time for P.e-eumtors Ail Warrants soid by us
euarauteedin every reMicct. Will file Declaratory S.ai c-
inKntinil indention toD:e-empt, and prep;.re Pre-empiim
Panprs at short notice. Money loaned npun ocsi secui 1-
tiM t western rate, vt interest, and investments mde
in Lwl ir city property for distant capitalists, iuiiec'
tions upon all convenient points will be promptly attend
Honey Creek Hills.
The undersigned respectfully announce that they are
prewired to till all orde-s in their line promptly at lheir
mills four miles northwest of B.-owuville. near the
mouth of JJoneycieek. They have on hand the largest
ind best assortment of lumber, shingles and lathe ever
ffeied in the county or Territory, consisting of
40 ore feet seasoned aiding;
40 006
20 000
10,000
25.01A
it
cotton-wood flooring;
sycamore " ,
oak and ash .
cotton-wood, soft maple, lynn and
walnut finishing lumber;
I Wf. fencing;
C0,UM joists; sills, studdlnr and scantling of al
most every size both bard and sort wood;
20 000 " rough and square edged sheathing?; also
200,000 superior sawed shingles, oak, walnut aud cotton
wood; also
150,000 lath. . a superior article, of uniform length,
thickness and width - . . -Their
mills are under the charge ot experienced and
Scient men, and tbe undersigned flatter themselves
hat the quality of their lumher will compare favorably
Titfc any other made in tbe Territory, all of which will
e Si Id to suit the times.
GREEX. SPRIXGLE & CO.
Honey creek Mills. May 20 '68 48tf
Tailoring! Tailoring!! Tailoring!!!
K. E. PARKER,
Merchant Tailor,
Atlantic street. Woe, of Hol.litroIlV Store.
BROWNVILLE, NEIlllAHKA TEltll.
HAY IXU bought property aud located permanent
ly in Rrownville, I offer my services to the
public generally, if they want any thingdone in my
line of business. I can always be found at my post,
or. more properly spes king at my bench.
Work Warranted fto Fit Pay!
I'artk-ular attention paid to enttrng garments and
laying off work forthe Seatn?tress. The greatest
portion of my life has been devoted to ray tradi, in
which 1 considor myself inferior to nono especially
in the cutting department, and 1 hope by close atten
tion to my business to merit a share t public
r-Htronacc. E. E. PARKER.
Urownvillo April ICth, 1857. 44-ly
NEW PAINT SHOP.
The undersigned begs leave to Inform the citizens of
thi place and vicinity that be ha3 started a new Paint
Shop in Brownville. and will attend to all work in the
Painting Department, that he may he ravorea wun.
HOUSE, SIGN, SCENIC,
O RK AM C.MAL PAITI C:
GRAINING,- GILDIA'G,
AKD '
PAPEE HANGING,
Imitator of all Kinds of
WOODS AND
Instructions given in tbe
GRECIAN OIL,
MARBLES,
CRAYON,
will be ready for occupancy this winter.
This is a fine building, and when com
pVd would be an ornament to any place
East or West. It is 40 by 70 feet, two
stories hich, with a cupola.
Jons
rr.ii1fnr hinrlcfiTPitr tncrv fpfl ; menming tia a perfect triumph over chi. 's arst fever
r!cted
near the new hottl.
The aixve are the improvements whit h i I Ohio
bare taken place during our absence rn
Main street, from the rirer to the Brown
ville House, which is the extent of our
city pcrigrinatioDS since we returned. Of
other rmprorv ments we il.all ajrain write.
or at least tha' c isoti. 1 have no beitut..ii iu rec.;ei
PROif O J WOOD
S. K. MANN Sc CO.. Prmritor, Gallon.
i to and proceeikremittedinexchango. at current rates. ARTPVTlf fllf fil PAlVTTn
j?illsof Exchu-ige on England. Ireland, and France b- UlULJliAL, Utt rAl.ll 11 U:
.in t nnal riim with cost ol Kioti.lIlCC t.n .asi 1 u icawuaoie krriuii.
jarria);es pain.eu nea. ij anu wiia uitpaitii.
nivinif had a number of years' pratical experience in
some of the largest Eistern cities, he challences com
petition west of tbe Mississippi, and feels confident tbat
be can give perfect sat is f notion to all that .may favor him
wiih tbeirpttron.tge. Call and see for youselves, that
'This show can perform all It advertises.'
CHARLES R. MANNING.
Brownville Sept. 18 TEW-gm
GE1ITS DRESS GOODS.
Moore and W W Moore are notified that the sum
inons issued in this ease againat you has been retur
ned as to yon "not found." Now therefore unless
you the mid Thomas Moore and W W Moore appear
at the Nemaha county district Court of the Second
Judicial district Nebraska Territory on or before
the morning of the second day of the said term of
the said eourt to be begun and held in the city of
Brownville in said Nemaha county ou the sixteenth
day )f November A D 1853 and plead to the said pe-
t tion judgment will be rendered against you by de-
faul t lor the sum claimed by the plaintiff of you a
t fore said with costs of suit.
U C. JOHNSON, Att'y for PTff.
It is hereby ordered that the abore notice be pub
li3hed in the Nebraska Advertiser for four successive
woeks as is provided by law.
A. W. PENTLAND. Clerk.
By CH AS. G. DORSET, deputy
October 21st, '53 nlT
Notice.
Stephen F. Nuckolls Plaintiff"! Second Judicial District
vs. Court of Nebraska Ter-
The Nemaha Valley Bank, it -ritory, to November
Thomas L. Jttackoy Defen- J Term, A. D. lSd6, for
dants. ) Neuiaha County.
Whereas, in the above entitled causes the summons
and writ of attachment 'therein issued, have been re
turned not found as to said defendants. -The said defen-
Jant. Thomas L. Mackcy and the Nemaha Valley Bank,
are heiCby notified that there is now on file in the office
of the clerk of thedictrkt court for Nemaha couny, Ne
braska Territory, the petition of the said plaintiff,
Stephen F. Nuckolls claiming of said defendants the
sum of three hundred and eighteen dollars, upon bills
of said bank issued to circulate as currency, and has
caused tbe interest of said Mack oy in tbe building here
tofore used by stid bank as an office, also his lute e-t iu
the ground occupied by said building, and in a patteut
safe therein being, to be attached in said cause. The
said defendauta are further notified that unless they be
and appear at the next term of Enid district court afore
said, and .u or before the morning of the second day
thereof, to be begun and held at Brownville, in said
county, on the sixteenth day of November, A. D. 1S2S.
and plead to said petition, judgment by default will
be had against them for the amount of said claim
and costs. D. L. McGART, Att'y for Pl'ff.
It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be pub
lished in the Nebraska Advertiser, as tbe law in such
cases. AsDTtEW W. PENTLAND. Clerk, by
CH ARLES G. DORSET, Deputy.
IiegalNotice.
Louis S.Nickcson ATff To Nov. Term A. D. 1858
vs of District Court for Ne-
William Hencher, Def. J runlia county, Neb. Terr.
The pn.id iot ?ndant t'litm Hn'-her is hereby
notifi.d tbat there is new on file in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court for the Second Jadicial
District of Nebraska Territory, at Urownville, in the
county of Nemaha and Terriory aforesaid, the pe
tition of the above plaintiff Louis S. Nickeson,
claiming of said defendant the sum of five hundred
dollars together witb interest on that sum at the
rate of ten per cent per annnm from the second day
of September A. I). 1858 as money due and unpaid
upon a promissory note executed by said Ilcucher
to said plaintiff. And that unless said Hencher ap
pear at tbe next terra of paid Conrt. to be begun
and hold at brownville aforesaid for said county
aforesaid on the sixttenth day of November A. D.
185S, and on or before the second day of raid term,
and plead to said petition, judgment by default will
be bad against him for said claim and costs. Defen
dant Hencher is further notified that summons in
said cause was heretofore on to wit the thirteenth
day of October A D. 1858, iued against him and
that the same has been returned "not found" as to
him the said Ilencher.
D. L. MeG ART, A tt'y for Pl'tff.
It is hereby ordered tbat th foregoing notice be
published in tbe Nebraska Advertiser as the law in
such cases provides.
A. W. PENTLAND, Clrk,
By Chas. O. Dorset, Dep.
October 14. '58 hi 6
Legal Notice.
Wilson Bro. A Co., fVSi'X To Nov. Term A. D. 1858
vs f of District Court for Ne-
John R. Davis. Defend' ) maha County, Neb: Terr'y
Tbe said defendant John U. Davis is hereby noti
fied that on this fourteenth day of October, A. D.
1858, the said laintifla, Wilson, Bro. & Co.. have
filed into the office of the Clerk of the Second Judi
cial District Court of Nebraska Territory, at Brown
ville in Nemaha county in said Territory, tbeir pe
tition claiming of said defendant the sura of eight
bundrt d and sixty-seven dollars and forty-six cents
upon four promissory notes, which notes are more
particul irly described In said petition, and for that
defendant was and w a non-renidtnt of the Territory
of Nebraska, a writ of attachment aud garnishuiant
against the property and e.Tec'.si.f defendant togeth
er with a summons was sued nut in said cause re
turnable to the November term, A.D. 1853, of said
Court lor Nemaha county aforesaid: and the firm of
Lushbaugh A Carson and John L. Carson individu
ally were attached therein as garnishees cf defen
dant. And whereas the attachment and summons in
said cause baa been returned ''not found" as to said
defendant John K. Davis; the defendant is there
fore notified that unless he appear at said November
Term of said Court, to bo begun and beld at Brown
ville aforesaid on the sixteenth day of November,
A. D. 185H, and on or before the mormng of the
second day thereof and plead to said petition judg
ment by default wi l be bad ag.tiust him for the
amount claimed as aforesaid with interest and costs.
I). L. MetJARY. Att'y for ITU.
Ordered that the foregoing notice be published in
the Nebraska Advertiser as the law in such cases
provides. '
A. W. Pkvtl and. Clerk.
By CUAS. U. D0KSEY, dep'y.
UctBberl, '53 . nlo
n iU eioct trovsraaaot Lacdj; localLi i tu-Z'Jt
ia KebraAa, Kansas. Yleatera isoiri u
lewaj collect debts; pay Uxsi faf ae"
' ri;dfltj;"kuy nd se3 pro party e,i""
V; ", ; commission. s i "VT'.T
Laud Warrants Boutrand SoldT
. .Fre-emptioa papers prepared, ku, . c.
WE RATE TOR SALS LOTS IX TZX OTllS O
BROWNVILLE, ' J -'
SOUTH UROWNVILLE,
NEMAHA CITY, ' ' '
TAELE Il0C:iC .
OMAHA, '
. i ..... i . . r - . i
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
ELW00D, K. T.
ALSO FOR SALS '
It is hereby ordered that the above notice be pub- l.anaa neat lable liOCJf. FaYfTIS COUDtT
tioKn in thn Nfhnki& Advertiser for four successive I ' ' ' '
weeks as is provided by law
October 21st. '58 nl7
A. W. PENTLAND. Clerk.
By CUAS. G. DORSET, deputy.
J. D N. TH01MPSON,
Attorney at Law,
T7a roanmr! tiisi nrnMac'.imftl rillQinrRfl. flTld Will UfaC
ticeinallthe Courts of Nebraska, and the Court ia Xhomai W Phelr..... mTkiI
Atcblnson county, Mo. P U'i', 'e- r ; oriie.
Office one door west of I. T.mjyte's Store, Browuville v JL. J'0; . " EaUw,
Nebrassa. m. r. VVeob, At y ''.'.' ...
In Nemaha county, improved propejrtyfer sale er rent,
REFERENCES.'
Lucius TIopkinM'rs't Importers k Traiers'BAnk N.Y, V
David Hoadley Prs't- Panama Railroad,
Jen. C. T. Iliilyer Chtrter Oak Bank, IiartfortL
Lee, Butler 4 Co. 'fEartford, Com, '
voiiiQj, jeuogg -n.iroy Ss.Louis, lie
Alan,
Ala.
Brownville, April S2. 1S33.
n4aiy
Brownville Steam Ferry !
tBEST CKOSSLNG
s.n? r3 ox THX J
MISSOURI BIYER.
The Ronte from Brownville to Ft. Kearney,
and from tnence to uaiiiorma, is tna
nearest and most practicable.
BAKER & CODINGTON
ANNOUNCE to the Traveling Public that they are
now running as a Ferry across the Missouri oiver at
An entirely new. substantial and commodious
Jl.H.Oibom A Co-
J s ILArchibald, Geal AglD. I-. 4W.B.8; sterantoff
Gillespie. Pearee A Bankers. ...CarboodaJ.5. -
Rev. T.S. Ward... . n
Lathorp & Jones ....Scriaten-Ta, "
B.U.Morse .TUd FaiUN, X
William Frothlngham, Att'y- i... Albaay, -jr" If.
Rer. R. Nelson, Principal Wyomir Seml&ary, N.Y
J. A.Parker f Co Waahurstoa, l. C,
A. T, Gilmer, Receiver Land 02ce-.. .Omaka
Horace Everett, Couacil Blafs.Ia. -
Brownville, April 1,1858.
Em MBII
STEAM FERRY BOAT, PrTp-rmr
Which arrangement will secure a certain and JLM ii A V V
AMD
safe passage at, all times and in all kinds ot
weather. The Proprietors do not assert boastingly,
or for the purpose of gaining custom merely, but are
governed by facts, when they say this is the best
crossing of the Missouri Kiver in Nebraska, ana
when they say the rouie frcm Brownville to Fort
Kearney and from thence to California is the nearest
for evidence they refer the reader to the map of the
Country; and are warranted in saying it is the most
practicable route by personal experience, as well as
that of hundreds of others who have trave'ed it.
We claim therefor that this crossing and route holds
out peculiarly favorable inducements, to persons
going to California, and solicit tbeir patronage. Not
withstanding our superior arrangements for a safe
and speedy crossing, our charges are the same as other
I emus in ebraaJia, all being rsguiatea by Legisla
tive enactment.
J37Reeollect that with our facilities of Power,
no kinds of weather will prevent our Boats from
making regular trips at all hours.
OT'A skiffand hanl will be in readiness toeross
foot passengers at all times of night.
n20 November 11th, 1357.
BROWNVILLE
STEAM. MI1LIL,
NOEL, LAKE & EMERSON.
23xo'cxrxxxrlllo, JSTm KL?
N. B. We would rospectfully inform tho citi
sens of Nemaha county and adjoining Missouri, that
we have always on band a large and well selected
supply of LUAlBEU, which wecanfurnishatlow
er rates than any mill in the Icrritory.
Market prices paid for log. delivered at the yard
or on the bank of the river.
All orders accompanied with the cash, will receiv
our tmraodiate attention.
Liimber ! Lumber ! !
We aro prepared to furnish at our Steam Saw Mill
opposite Brownville in "Prairie Forest," all kinds ol
lumber usually found in the West, and svmo choice
lumber suitable for wngg ns, furniture, and for build
ing purposes, dc, such as Hickory, Oak, Ash, Black
Walnut, Sycamore, Linn and Cottonwood, whkh we
have constantly on hand, or will prepare at short no I
tiee. at the lowest market prices, bills sawed to or
der, for steamboats. Will salt logs on tbe shares,
or by the hundred. Bills fr lumber can be left at
our office, in Brownvillc. We will also furnish lum
ber saw ujon tbe shares, or by the hundred at our
mill at Table Kock. UOAOLKY A ML IK.
Brownville. April 1.
McAllister & powh,
WHOLES A LS AND RETAIL DKALIR3 UT
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,'
BROWNVILLE, N. T.1
Having established themselves at G eld stand recta a.
ly occupied by
john Mcpherson, .
They art now offering and receivtna' for c a en
AND BEST ASSORTED ST0C&S
MERCHANaDISE
Ever Brought in this Territory
They have an extensive and varied sswrtmeaA x
STAPLE A!S D V&l'.ZTm
DRY GOODS,
A Lar$ StqcL- of Chela? Timil? .
Flo tar,
CONSIST C9
Ham,
L2o!C33
da
-LIVERY STABLE.-
WM. ROSSELL,
BROWNVILLE. IT. T.
Announces to the publie that he is prepared to aeooffi
radiate those wishing with Carrtajtea and Bn?Kle to
ftetber with food safe horses, for comfort and ease la tra
velling. Be will also board horse by the day, week or
monta.
XfTERMS FAVOAIlLE.jri
June 10. '68. 60 tf
O. F. LAKfc.
Brownville.
w. n. BOOVEK.
Nemaha City.
Ccndlcs,
cta,ctci,
And a fine asscrnnrct of
LIGHT GROCERIES
Ssclt ;.
Spice,
Soda,
Silafatus,
Ghijer,
Allspice, .
etc., etc.
1 XKV TTOOVTrU They have also, on hand a large lot of
wt a m n ft a rv m I
1U.UU uuiuiu iiUi-ixu, I
Philadelphia, Pa.
Baltimore, Hi.
New York.
Washington, D. C.
ri)ii i.y an uruiriri.'jis.
O. J. WOOD C of St. Lotus. Mo ,
wholesale as? uu for the Western St'ts.
S.U by J 0. MAUX&.CO Drursists
Ri-.iWMvii Neb'lt
Brownville House,
a-iileJ. Uei sits leceivedon Current account anumierest
allovclo special dep-its.
OKi'ICli -Main St.. near U. S. Laud Office
REFERENCES
Linl. Brother 4i Co., Merchants,
McXaushton Carsuu&Co., "
HieritWbitc, "
Tountt, Carson & Bryant. "
Jno. Tbompson Al ison Col'rofrori,
C. M. PatiJerson fit Co. Jlcrchaiits,
M. Ji. Tcskle &. Co. Xo. 17 Bioauway,
Wm. T. Stnithson Esq., B.-nker,
J. T. Stevens. Eq., Att'y at Law.
Jn. S. GalUhcr. Ljte3d Aud. U. S. T
Tylvt i. K: ieph. Bankers,
McClenaml. ScruiKSiCo.iIcrchaiits,
ltou. Tiioo. G. Piatt.
Hon. J. W. Gcu'y. Ex-Gov. Kansas,
lion. Jas. O. Carscti.
P B. Small Esq.. p:e"; S. Bank
Cil. tiew. Schley Att'y at Ljw,
Charlc.-. Pa. n & Co. Baukcrs,
fl. C. Xuttfc Co.
itcene Wetre&Rice "
P.iiiKiass & Y4: n. "
C i. S.oii Uai.itiletnn Att'y at Law,
Juilse Th-i. re ty,
T.1. U. T.: wiler,
Oct. 8 67-va-nl6-tf
GEOHGE EDWARDo,
Giardhin'8 Sale. !
X'tlre l. hereby riven thst m pnnmanse of an ler
by tteP- bvr art,,r Xero-hacnvty. Nebraska
Ternary on th 28th day -4 Oct---- A D ISW. ia the
ci4f J bn OUnna rua-dua vt Trrb-iL:e GstHce
lotta'ie ii4 inane. acain.t tbe ueirn and creditor ni tbe
4Gid ic the unde-stmed will sell at public uc
ti'in In B-rtrnrt;ie at the P-Niette Jnde' office at tw.
'-bk Pm m tbe Uth dy r Dember A D 1868. all
f Uirinil prorny nf IFalbildtre Go-drirtre; and
tb toU-wirt lectbe4 re.l errata to wit. l.rt Xo 1 of
c'i n K" 7 in ti.wnvip Xo 4. ranee No It east or a
nocbot ttat ibstoortiwr on dy of aale oider to be
aji4
TIRMSOrte third dwn ,nl the bilance in six months
wl'fc tpprvved aecurity.
, J0n ITANKA. Gnardlan.
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
All
pe"1 are berehr n..tiflt that I t.v. v, :
- - - , --.-in. in ii.e re-npen.ns; or me cm'Brteo
esse
fir 1 1m tt-.!rrww nf m.A fnllv in.
yes'irvirt tit Ti-tt to enter ih north west onrter
(l;4).i
teen (
' - nw in;nTi' mil t t w
!-f s-.cU we.t !iji.Ut (14) rd number fjur (4)
'' e.h'.een (is) la t.bip fire (5) range 4x
i .,e.t I hereby wtmjii pe.-.4i txit t t pur-
ay to netcntia for any por-
MORHISOtT & WHEELER
Announce to the public tb.it they have taken cba-vef
be new l irre andc nimvli.us b ii-k H c! bui'dina re
eetit;y onpieted in the Cry f B.vvriivil.c. Nebraskt.
They have furnished it tna cellar to turret with en-ti-enew
faiuiture; the roxtn are all Smcc. weil vei
tiisted and fluiMied Tbe table we promt e. shall xtaM
timesc nt tin tbe best the country can .iT -rd. Our liquors
shall be a pure as jre made, as we purchase in pers4n
fri-w reliable msuufacturers. We deem a moreex:en
ded u-ticp unnevesssry and conclude by assuring the pub
lic that we fre determined that no effort on our part shall
be wanting to render the Brownville II use a first class
DVtel JIOBEl?OK &. wnEELEB.
ujy8IS53-m
ZSZ2AU ItEAVIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Chicago, 111.
St. Louis Mo.
Asiii.ipoiis. Aid.
Penu.
Atercersbura, P.t.
ll.ice stvwn Aid
Keokuk Lwa.
CoUlrt-li Biuff
les M iue
Vinton.
Ka-ton Al'i
Cuuiber.ar.d IJ
Il-vans A'MbmJ
n n Tr. t t t?s n r .
OFFICE Main at EattoJ Kinney 4r Holly's office,
K fetr. a.ka Cttv. K . T.
Perons wh; contemplate building cau be famished j
wi'h Desipus PUns, Suecificaiions Kc. for buiiditi;sui
ary class or variety of style, aud the erec'i n t tbe
same onperinteuded if d-iied. Prompt attention paid
t" business from a distance. - tilt
KfKEKsMtN P. CAdADT
JAS. 11. TEST,
l.-niiiil IlIuSTa.lowa
CASSADY, TEST,
, UAKT1N
J af . D.
. ) Nbras
S W. KIDEN.i
WHITE.
brasVaCityNT)
RIDEN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
rails C ty. E cr,fti-dst.n County. Webrrtska.
Will rive pr. nint artenti ti to all pr fes; i jual bsi-!
nes entrusie-1 to his care i j r.iCMrl,,n and adj1ninc
Irountiesj a to tbe drawiu; of deeds pe-eropun pi
pers, ex., k., - . May IX, '68 J4Hui
Sncecsstr to Riden Ar White.
LAND AGENTS.
NEBRASKA CITY, N. T.
1 TAVIN'O made arrangement by whicn we will
1.1 receive accurate copies of all the Township
embiacod iu the Eastern port iou of Nebraska, we
are now prepared ti ff-r our Services ti te
" Squatters of Xebraska. Territory."
In Filling: Declaratory Statements of inten
tion to Pre-empt. Securing Pre-emp-
AND ENTERING LAND.
I.and TTiirrartU nouRlitaiul SoIJ.
LAND -ENTERED ON TIME.
rrt;.er.lar attention paid to Rnyir.g and ePii.-si
IVojHjrtv i'n orflTuis'ioi: Al?o.t- tnaliinp OfiUeti'T.s
and rw;trJiri'; reTtttunert to any p.irtof the Union.
. Clanks of all kinds always on taad.
JACOB MARIION,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BROWN VlXIiE, NEBBASKA.
Ttespectrollyiinnotmces to the pentlemert f B-own-vilie
a:id vicinity that he has just received fr.ro tre
Kast a iarpe stock of very superior go-xis and latest
styles. '
Cloths, Vestings, &c,
Wh5--h be win manufacture -n very favorab'.e teints.
lie flatters himself that be understands his buniness
:h.r'r.j.'h:y and all work warran-ed cmine from hi e-
lablishnient, andeba-ees as luw as any ot her competitor
in this pl.?e or ibe West. '
A rYeat.rif Cnaranlcpd.
NEW ARRIVAL
np
Two Hundred
S 3!? ZD "7" 353 S
tllBlhllAN DEimu
nrotvmfUe, KebraNka.
t. toe publie that he has just re
ceived, per Stamcr Ryland. a very lrge and
well assorted tboek of Parlor and Cook Store, of
new and improved pattern follows:
Back's Pattern,
P lymoutk Kockr. ...
Elevated 0e,New E; . . . ,
" olden Era. an every vai icty o
Parlor and Office Stores.
Al8 ' '
JapanctT TTare, ftr&s Uctllcs,
Lantncrns, Copper YFaj e.SIio
. vcls and Tongs.
All of whirh 1 pledge myself to?ell at a fair raUB
and enasxinrntHUtitipterms a? any other estal
lisSment in this rejrion f conn? ry.
I havo "1st. n-w on hanl evry requisite yariety
of Tin. C-pperar.d Sheet In and are j.r-'d
to put up gntterinzand spmtiiu? ttd r.V.h4r wi.rk
in my lin. at hort no'.ii', and ; a 'km inlikf
t!ii"vr V-vT vs.rrfyiTl) -a?ifH' ,:- n.
I please myself not to bi undersold ta tbe upper
country..- i ;
Brownville gepifnfcer 2, JSC3. ,
Legal Notice.
II P Bcnnptt & Co 'oinaha county district Court
' vs I o( the Swiond Judicial district,
William Hose and Tebraka Territory.
William Hotton J To Nov. mber term AD 1858.
To William Tloee and William Rotton, the above
ni'tned defeudaata.
You are hereby notified that from thcotuce of the
clerk of the Ncm.iba district Court of the Second
Judicial district of Nebraska Territry, there has
va tbe llJb day ot OcU.Ler A n 1858, ixsurd from the
said Nemaha onty district Court a writ of sum
mons against you, returnable to the November term
nf said Court, to be begun nd held at the city of
I'runnvillti in Mud -maha couuty on the sixteenth
day of '-vtmb 'r A l) !8iS. and notifying you that
there would bo .n or b fore the rst day oi Non ru-
ter A D "J" "ii ni' in mo umcei thecb-rkot the
aii Xeiiuih: county Uistru-t Cuurt the petition cf
th-? atx.ve iiutiio t liintiff''. herein 'h-y claim ,f
you thcsuui ft t.i hundred hihI fifty il.-IUrs with
interest on the sam-j at the rnte of five jyr cent jer
u nthfnu 'If first day of a ls58 ujjou a
i rain in m:i:i-ry tnjte m.td by ym i.n t n'.tthe
first d;y of Oi-tber A o 157. wiifreby y u pr- mise
t pay unto the or tr of Julian Metcalf six mouths
ftrtbe dale thereof the sum of lwohui:dr d and
City dollars with interest on the siiiaa at tha rate nf
five per cent per month from the maturi-y of the
Mid note, tho said ncte bticg given f.r valae rec
eived, which sid nolo baa been endorsed by the
said Julian Metcaif and made payable unto the)
above named plaintitfs.
And whereas the said summons above mentioned
has been returned by tbe sheriff of the said Nemaha
j county ait to you the said William Hose and William
I Cot ton "not found.' . . . ,
Now therefore, this is to notify you th said Wil
liam Hose aud William hot ton tbat nr.I'-ss you ap
pear on or before the second day of tbe said Novem
ber term of the said Court to be held as aferoeaid
and answer to said petit i n tf the plaintiffs, judg
ment will be rendered again t you iu the said suit
fr default and the plaintiffs ill have judgment for
uie cum in saiu petition demanded.
U. C. JOIIXSUN, Att'y for Pl'ffs.
It is hereby ordered tbat the abovj notice be pub
lished for four successive weeks in the Nebraska Ad
vertiser as is required by law
AKDitnr tr. pektlaj d. cm,
. By CUAS. U.DOBSKT, Deputy
0e!orer21. '58 nl7
N0TAHYS PUBLIC.
Brownville and Nemaha City,
KEBBASKA TERRITORY.
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, Paying
taiaa, Drawin? money, buyiug and sel'.inz
Ileal Estate, buying and selling on Commission,
iM liking Collections for distant dealers, and all kinds
of business pertaining to their profession.
I articular attetitom will be riven in Olinsr declara
tory statements to pre-empt and proenriug War
ranty Doednfrom the Town authorities.
Persona owning tottx lots, residing at a distance
tri.-hing to j-rocure Warranty Deeds will do well to
place the agency inonr LnndJ, (alws , prescntin:
tbeir Quit claim Deeds for said ixit t 'aitbinthen-
K'mtirinof s'u menths, as after that time all lots not
eeded will be sold,
lilanks always on hand.
N. 15. Lntters of inqnijy answered promptly.
March 2S, '57. 41-ly
George i'eruscn, "
MILLWKIGUT & ENGINEER,
BROWNVILLE. U. T.
VNNOTNCK to :he public, that hu is prejjired
to ereet Steam and Water Saw and Ueivhrnt
Mills at liri notice and reasonable terms. Repair
ing of m:chin;ry nf all it d.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Hd is also Ag-nt for
A. B. HOLLIB1RD & CO'S
Western Fonndrya
CI5CI55ATI, O.
LEE & LEAV1TTS
BEDSTEADS ;. . .
TJ1BLES. QUUIIRS,
DESKS. BUREAUS. L-C.J &C.
ALSO.
Jl veil selicicd Stock tf
HARDWARE AXD CJ7TT.TZ1.
Q U ZENS WARS,
HATS&CAPa ,
' ' ''!'
Boots and Shoes, .
Bakixo Roxraz or Ltihiatbsi & Carson )
. Brooxnnlls febraary 1, 1868 J.
Ou and after this date depositors accounts win be
opened for specie currency and scrip payab'e ta aaate
kind of fund.. Checks must bamatked acooidincty.
Office hoars from t to II A U, and 1 U S T X
Ur&aBAUGB Jt CA&SOX.
AMU mm m cATir
U11UU 11121LJ iUil OilUIi.-
CITY LOTS.
I h ive for ale nnmber rf betu'lfulty bicred lots in
the Ci:yt f B-iiw:iviHe which I amvi.le rir.cd uise'.I at
pains f.r cashT New comers wi'.t d- weHtr cm '.I ort
ni" befo.eniikitic t urcoasea. R. W. FUTtKAS.
BrownyUU, March 26, '56. fteal EiUie Agent
I have for sale 0,0Co Apple Trees f the choicest va
rietles. Krvwn iu this (Xemaha County, X. T.) They are
of one year's growth fiom the rraft. I au eoaipeiled
to remove them this fall from tbe around they iut e
cupy is my reason fur offerlui them for sale this saaa-n
firu. KftwawA mttA Ih. tft aI ft .4 m.m I
And are prepared to receive and fill orders for any ma- this soil 'and climate la a very strong induceattut fo
Saw nanufactory,
chinery manufactured or kept on hand, by these
uaumnnieni.
Letters of enquiry, promptly answered.
REFFEKEXCES.
Noel, Lake i, Co Bn.wnirille, X. T. Steaa Mill.
R.Wr. Furnas, Brownville, M
Muir. Ilann k Co - u -
Dr. Hoover, . Nemaha eity,
P. M. Rogers, Pawnee city, - -
Nnckolls St White, Rockport, Mo.
James Lowe, Linden, " M "
A.B. Halliberd, Cincinnati, O.
Brownville. June 18. 1S57. t2 )-ly
gEBGEFEITCniG.
Theui tfersjr.cd h.-.vinc hai cun-ideral.le experience
in pUnrin aiid' cultivur? Oase ()Tnfe lle1?es be. e
fcy i'ifo-m the, pt'ic tb.it rhey are n ,wp:rpsred to ri
trac ehher planting. set."in"eru rnt. or ST'-wlriir ard
cnl.ivrin2 th ienc comp'. Or(.winir bed-.-e" f
their p'an'inc pho b seen on ihe Mrm-of S "w. ktcn
ne!y, ii. Cr-.w, J. Skeen smi oibe in M- c on-y.
D. C k X. H. SANDERS.
Sept. 2, IOU
parsons tesideni In the Territ'iry purchasing of me.
Orders ientia. will he lied and Oiled la eraer wbea
the season arrives for taking them up. '
Tbe following Is a list e te priacipai oritadlacaa
trtmentk : "
sortnients:
Tellow Bellflsur,
Darwin, .
Dockinc
Wbite Winter,
AutumnS war,
Rhode Island Greening
Red Romanite,
Willow Twig,
Snow Apple,
Harvest Red Stocks
Fall Janlian,
Roman Stnn,
Xortbe a Spy,
Johnsoa's Sweeting, . ,
Erowrtville. Xetraska.
Tall Strawberry,
weet Jaae, ,
Xilaa.
Pair main,
Trenton Early.
Baldwin,
Early Harvest, ' '
janitan.
Golden Xussett,
Golden Sweet, '
Wlaesa?,' i
Fulton, - v
Sranmerfjneen, -v
Jail Fi;pia,'c, Ac.
R. W. FCiiiAS.
AnynatQT IS&a. . -
75,000 lbs. Bacon,
LTKOSl) A flOF.X. Sn.irs 31j . h ve fr sale,
f or c -b 75 000 p-.ur.ds fxeelteai baooO. ,.
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