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ir. fcr a fresh start; and do mo:t sincere
ly Lc; 3 all a.I.o are incited to t:s, will
feci :!.c nccc.-ity, cf rT.icrbj: us "ir.a
tcriulcil" We have cur stock fcr tie
c: : ': r;;r.r to rrc :uro, ci.l to co so racst
1.2v c v.l.it is duo us. We are determined
in the future to "turn a r.eu leaf" and
fe.Ie;v strictly tie ceur-e receesity ccm
jclls all lu:.iuc.:3 ir.cn to adept, viz: cn
exchshecaih I is hess I Vi'e i.iuch prefer
cue thoui-ar:i cash sul.crilers, to two
ihcuranJ who pay "when its convenient ;"
arJ v,e wculJ rather do half the job wcrk
ani a lvcrticir.g for cash, than the amount
we l.uve Icon doir.j, taking "chips and
whetitencs," and "prcmii.es to pay," which
iz no ratCA'vill purchase inker paper, cr
pay journeymen. We like an ace; ur.rr.o
cati; j l.Ural spirit lil;e to exercise it;
nr:i ! 2vc dene so to cur serrew. Surest !j
heucvcr, ccrrpells us to "do tinto ethers as
ethers do v:uto ts" male self t!.e rulirn
diet.
We freely cuufess 'tis pleasant to leek
lack ever the three years v.r.
with "this peep!." Wc left the jlcecf
in whcm.eevcrwc f.nd urytLiuep net calcu
lated to advance the ejer.eral good, we
shall "cry aloud and spare net." We
hate tyranny and oppression in every and
the least ccuceivall fcrm : decree ; v;e
like freedem cf tiecutjlt, ip etc '..and action,
and while we are possessed cf a toneus
and pen we intend to enjoy than.
We want all cur luciness men to have
their Jcl) Wcrk dene at heme. As to
price, we do net pre tend to compote with
large eastern priu.lj hcuse:;. Our tu?r
chants, mechanics, 1 inkers an l'r re.fe eelin
ai men, do net eueueet to c :.;;::. to with
eastern men in like lu.l.cee. Here mon
ey readily commands -19 and CO per cent
per annum; in the east it i ; worth enly
frem five to ten rer cent. Tier: is net
the.: (hi
tru !'i eve
vet fh.re is a diiTcieneo, and v.hv si ee all
there net le a ueeHreiece in err 1 u-incss?
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per, rente everything is ruuel higher
ere than ia the jrtaies. Ilul: :es men
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t;re-c;ate?t .:;c., u is true, ana to
tlode in the, then "western whir' Lr the:
have had, in no sirgle ie.eiar.ee, cause to
re eerct so cluing. "We have with many
ethers endured the hardlr e and priva
tions incident to the setting cf a neve
country, and have thus I cen taught ex
perimentally, to appreciate in a degree
at least, what "cur fathers" have en
dured in years gene ly fcr us. "We do
net expect, though we should live the
"three sccre years and ten," to see cr
err ay the llce-sings, Il Hgious, Education
al, Commercial, cr Social under which we
were reared; yet we are stimulated to
laler cn, ly the r leasing here that cur
ehlerts to .lay foundations and luild up,
fcr the cr.iervment cf those who ere loner
shall fdl cur places cn the busy stage cf
life, shall result in the plaudit "well done
a -. a .4uli.ui4l . . U ..1. 4. iu(, WC a!
net preach a sermon en this occasion, let
indulge merely in a desultory, free and
easy talk with cur readers.
'Tis sail, and truthfully too, that we
better understand each ether when we
talk rlalnand to the peh.t. Now, what
we de-ire to say mail lainnees and kind
ness is, thai a majority cf citizens and
property t ciders in this city and county
wc-;f ir.i:Tcdc:ii'A their advancement, Lave
net dene their duty, the pact year, in sus
taining the, "Advertiser." A few have
dene nelly.' Others, under a mistaken idea
class newspapers in these new western
towns as f.vIlviJvd enterprise
severely did we advice
citizens to go c ist for their neceeearie?.
We rpent le g, tclcue years ia learning
the pr.l.lug I -,:?!:. as ce: r.pr.V, and allcw
no cne to say
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cente superior
we do cur ,,:k well sail.
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cr no pay an 1 want 1.0 le .v .1 paid fcr
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sirrcuneteei, success re cer.a.n, an.i
I) e neeracy permanently c stall; shed
look with intense an:;iety to the aeteeetc
the riattsmouth Ccn.-enti)n; and in the
mean time we shall talk freely end plainly
upen all subjects connected with an cr jeni
zition cf parties in Nelresh?..
Frcin 11: D Ilincu.
The latest accounts we have from the
mines are mere flattering than any here
tofore. :Wo have reliable authority for
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mountains in quantities that w il pay well.
Li ccinire; down the river frcm 0;r.oli
last week, we fell in company, at the
mouth cf riatte with W. G. -Wigm!!
N. L. Illtcn, G. Vr. Vk.'inright and D.
G. ricCarron who hid just reached the!
Mieecuri from Denver. They came ah
the way dawn the Platte in a small teat
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Has 1 -en fought near Milan, in Italy,
between the French and Aue triune, the.
loos c: the latter reported at C3XC0, enl
that cf the former at 12,000. Kapeeeen
was in the battle. Gen. Esplnasse wis
killed, an 1 riarshall Canrcbert mortally
v. con I d. 1S3.C00 Auetrians and ICO,
: 3 i'reneh were engaged in the battle.
There had been a general re vclt atllilaa,
and the people had declared in favor cf
icheol cstiea within v.hl.i to hi
vvnele c.ciai. jute icmt rtese.u'..
hlareh, lelliT. which grants r re -en: tie. i
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in Kan-ao, :ec, is emargeng inns re-
Irje s cf pre-err
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Vv'c 1 am from J. B. Westox, Eeep., cf
Deatriee, that it was tha intention cf the
various tribes cf Indians at war wieh the
Pawnees, to make a descent urea themca
Tuesday last. The Pawnees have bee n
trc Ale-some to the whites, and the various
tribes cf Indians within their reach, for
sometime. Last week the .Sioint, doy
ennes, Arappahoes, Kiowas, Otoes and
several ether tribes, came ia toward the
Pawnee Country, from different directions
intending tocarral them on Tuesday la:t,
,d wipe them out. If a meeting took
place, there wa3 a tlocdy battle ; the
Pawnees are a brave set cf fellows, and
superior in a fight to any 'of. the ether
the trip ia tllrteen days. They report 'tribes mentioned. It is sail with erpual
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sequent. y wuer
e r: oreai man coes, can-
do Jcb Work, it shall
be in the 1 est tee' s v.c, cr not at all.
We want two tleuoind paying subscri
bers, and think we con have them if all
cur friends will exert themselves. Insist
up cn your neieehlcrs taking the paper the
coming year, and send cne or mare ccpies
to your friends in the States regularly.
Net hi" speaks more favorably for a town,
than a neat, spirited paper. A little lib
erality now, in this respect, will paylysu
tenfold in the end.
Now, "friends and fellow citizen?," we
have indulged ina little plain"T.LK." with
you, as Indians say, and will during the
coming two weeks "call cn yea," and chill
expect you to "respond;" shall then drcs.3
up the Jldvcitiscr in "clean clothes" and
embark afresh as a sentinel upon the
watch-tower, crerhe'.ing the interests: cf
Ercwnville, N.cmah a cotmiy, and Nebraska.
recent encouraging die cover!? ; they to
gether with two ethers forme 1 a company
of six who took cut in cne day Z Co in shot
gold. The reason they leave new is the
smrcity cf previsions. Flour is worth C-0
per sack and ether thing:; in proportion..
They will return next Spring when cir
cjti stances are mere advantageous,
e Since writing the above we have had
the rleaeure of meeting j.rr..J. 11. Sexow
cf this county, who bus ju:.t returned from
the mines, llr. Sncw, 2Ir. Skcen, Ilr.
Tidwell and several others, whose names
we do no: new recollect, went cut from
this county this Spring. They have been
i i the mountains about thirty miles and
prospected closely, and have returned
satisfied in their own minds, the nines
will not pay. They report great suiTerlng'
fcr want of provisions, and that reports
there in various localities are as conflict
ing as those here.
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they do net seem to properly cp
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Wc venture the assertion
tienc f a
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has commenced the
upon it 3 lateral in ton: e cr business fcr
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tr.e aueca t:.at
money could be re: :do thus. In every in
stance they I ave been eetalllhtd fcr the
purpeeo cf jrcrrotirg the interests cf their
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men and p: reporty hollers have so regard-c-1
tie matter and acted accordingly.
We know limes have been exceedingly
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o led their bands full to take care
cf the r... . 1 ve s, yet wr h eve rcasca to ccm
plaia when we have been left clots to
tueta.Ci t:.o t art.. on ct ccr.-ac
ttr: ri:e in v.lrlh .V. are irate rc
resources ce.tee.ee tl e printing die have
ll c : . drawi i 1 1 uvilr to the tune cf
A if
ever i 1 -:i -.r ' ..... rr, r.r.d vet we
4- 'IT 'll
have iet e cur p art wr.a ctt.crs, m ael
ctl er cuterpri:-rs connected with the pros
perity cf c:r city. Nothing lot an un-
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In another ccluran will be found the
proceedings cf the Democratic. Central
Committee which met at O.naha cn the
14th. Last week we spoke of the organi
zation cf the patty, 1c. To-day we ex
tract frcm the 1 i'r.'fc Mc Wat upon the
came salect, espressius cf cur cwn
views. In sr aelir.g cf "th
the committee, the leaf remarks
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alvrred-
party m te.e icrritmy. . 1
future weal, cr m rlef i: :
will grow cut cf th: act'en cf
mittcc. If thev net 1 a 11.' cr
ly, if they dlre-mri the leheacf Deito
erotic usage, and co.asclt only the advance
ment cf tils cr that man, they will c;
back tic clock cf Lv: rr.ee: aiic progress fcr
a long time. :
We trust, tlat they will not forget the,
circumstance c the party ia tie Territory
and its sun can lings; that they will not
precipitate, what is always proper in itself
a Democratic crgauioatren, I u in every
step lea 11. g to it, recall tie principle
which underlie cur party -papular sove
reignty an! let the ma;ocs d : t ermine net
only the platform open which cur nomi
nees are to stand ; but vh: a: 0 to be these
1 Try tie Ilvrcr;.:::c:it. .
"We have been experimenting in the
cultivation of various native fruits, ckc.,
the past three years. This year cur suc
cess with the native Raspberry has been
most gratifying. We have in our garden
the' Red and Yellow Antwerp, River's,
monthly, and Mammc th ; our native berry
jrcres to be more -prolific, superior in
favor and almost equal in size to the
hrrrst cf the cultivated varieties. We
ere free to say, taking everything into
consideration, we prefer the native Rasp
terry; which we have taken tin liberty to
raiae "AleVji.ca," to any other we have
ever met with, and shall take the pains to
lave it placed ia the catalogue cf its
class cf fruits.
We are making satisfactory progress
with the native Strawberry and Hep, and
will in due time make known the result cf
cur experiments.
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I We are pleased to say, after conversing
with our farmers, that crops cf all kinds
ere ina flattering conditicn at present in
this county. The wheat, however, has
yet to pass its ordeal; at present it looks
well and bids fair to reward abundantly
t o 1 labor cf the husbandman. Cera has
reeded rain badly; but has been blessed
with copious showers the past week, and
shows perceptibly the beneficial c fleets.
1 Our farmers have labored faithfully; Lave
put under cultivation every acre cf ground
possible, and can th ey but le successful
strain, will no longer be stared in the
f loo by "hard times." A large surplus
the past year, has b et n the roie.lt of their
labors, and we trust the comirg may be
still more gratifying.
nominees (
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Wc are in favor cf tie crgauioaticn,
and have alvtys loon. No party, oral no
rarty rtmcrrle can t o corn' a cot without
it. Put, it m a; tie
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merely upon s cravlag
flihes," but urea the cardie:;!, essential
principles cf the pony! What matter to
the future cf the party, who gets this
cflce cr that, o that the party ite!f be
demoralized? A thousand times better
defeat, and the success tf cur opponents,
than victory upon false issues, and ten r.n'l
D.macratic platform! Let us lock then,
A C;:se l:i Pdr.f,
We clip the fcilwin- from the 111-v.-aukce
A cars as a case in point; showing
me fearful result of "faaH.r iU !av i So
.rent :s t.ae j et;J. cic:i lands." It is relative to the re-1
cent di;tructive cc-nflagrataon at Oshkcsh,
advantages, they generally succeed with
a difTerence cf two to cne against them.
They will not surrender while there 13 a
man cf them left. 'A few weeks ago, we
are informed, sixteen Pawnees were at
tacked by eighty Sioux, and stood their
ground until every Pawnee was killed.
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At the Second Annual Hiccting cf the
Grand Ledge A. F. A. II., held at
Ee ilevue cn the Pith the following cfleers
were elected :
R. C. ;er.ron C:iss. M.W.Ofandirastoi,
nneeeav I. :u V. X, Nebraska City, B. W. Deputy G. 21.
m B. KTN.NEV, r::ievue, K. W. Sr. G. IV.
S. P.m. CU ur n, Nebraska City, . VU, Jr. G. W.
J. II. ilAX'.N", " ." Ji. W. a, T.
It. W. l-rj-.XAS. r.rbirnviJle, It. W. G. S.
J. M. CaaiVfNGTOX, A'cb. Cilij, W. G. Cbaptaia
W D. .u C OP.D. iKcttsmouili.,
G. ARilStaOKG, Omaha,
W. H.COOK. hellevue, .
ALfT.ED SATHE, Omaha, '
D. II. V.'ITF.KLKH. Ptatlfirujttih,
G. V". VriLKINSON", Omadi,
C. 1. KELLER. BeUerut,
H. N.COIi.KKLL, Xebratko City, 0 Pu..ivalU
U. Cr. SFliXCUa, Omaha, pv. u.i ursaivait
It. I. JtAlXJiy, Ercwnville, W. G. Tiler.
The next Session of the Grand Lodge
will be held in the City of Brownville, on
the 1st Tuesday in June, 1SG0.
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tlivi.iille whole, ho has, ia th-3 chicn cf
the clTice, filed in time.
jMinane
DIHD, In tbl-citv, on th Uth.of r t at;: rfjcitcr,
:tr3. Sasui J. Vxv.zix,-xtoa K. EdFirkrr, Ls'j.,
CULtj Clerk, onl aeJ 2t yc.-.rs.
The diceasel, teforo takio her carta' iit, was
ccllcl upon to en 3 are most interne u:Ti:ir j, ivh.!:1!
i.odi.I with that f.rtitula anl r: " n-attor. out a;-ccirUY-eihy
th.)se ''wbo trn.-t ia tha li.ri." Tii?
general attcnibn-o upon its fancr-.l ccc.d ;on wj
Eudcicr.t eriinc3 that she v:.3 Hc'.-jtc 1 lj all wh.j
knew her."
DIED,ia th's jtac. on Jlon iiy trom;;?, of fevrr,
rfter a :rt etlr.eilrs. JIakt L". wii'o cf H. L.
Ditz, I; .,o!' thU i-hco.
'Ci! f.r. I -.!.-cs tehi I : c.t.: 1 f,a Mi
tha fa.rsiii u 1 rt: . 0 vrs f tfco d-ca-il, bat tiora
tfp"cia!! otr-ort the afeictej hob:iiKl, who even now
ly tha bpi-siJa cf two icf.t;t (l.HJrea,
f t;i :! on ujwa b)' dliease, er.l whose recocrj' is very
ct A n jri'.or'd care, a cicthfr'.? Io"?f l.ns gone
froin t'. :--., y t "'tis who tenrper? the whii to thi
thorn l in.'r' will be their wat:lr. Mr.'. Doinis diet
rs on' .a Chriitian can die ccirt i :lit luva i,f
Ik r lUvir.a 5Ii3tsr, with fall a-i4irincc cf a hoiua ia
iiaayen."
"La her in tha earth
And from her fair and unrelated fesh nnv Tlolctj
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Tha nbcre we fad in the T.Vr.m fr'tur", C-ll-tin,
IIo. The catui-rc-us fricnfla and aoju.ilnt.ince
tf 11. anl .'.!rp. Doi.-o in this citj will hi px'r ! t ,
read the annoQi.cet.ient. h, D. bx3 the hcr.rir.I.
sympathies of mncy very maay f.icn-l?.
NEXT Fall nth at th Fresh jterh.n Chir h i:
A. S. iixi:'Ci.T,at 10)a' o'clock, a. ii,a:il&t S',r. 11.
Eev. T.VT. 7irT0wi;irrr.. hiatr.e e?:ho.d Ucvlso
in this city oa next Sabhatii laorain,;, t.!. hiif pa-t
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Grand d.cxz cf iVr rrrr:: c1
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tap their parties 2nd epet in early.
AD?:iZI0:r::,t3; C:i:t::as:h:U y-r.rs cf
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IVct1o3 ti the ct:.iL. :;.eeixc r.t; cf tO : J.-;pj per-
;::e,
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ill rr.x'io a terriilj a c:. .. n oa a sinr's wire ZZi
f -etlor;-. fra the -round H ti:s t,pcf tb. tl .j-sialT
of tl?. a canvasj,
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V. O. O.-atur
W. t. Txicturtr.
V. G. iMirshal.
G. V. Sr. Peacon.
Yf. G. Jr.De.eou.
vr. G. Stewart.
YT. G. Sword Bearer
Secretary Horton,
Has returned from his trip east, and we
understand has brought some fine stock
horses and-hoeps. We like to see a spirit
of this kind, by those who are aids to in
troduce new and valuable breeds cf ani
mals. We look fcr a fine sho.v of stock
at cur approaching Territorial Fair. K o
f erring to the horse brought home by Mr.
iMortcn, a Michigan paper says:
"J. Sterling Morton. Esq., of Nebraska
city, while visiting Monroe last week,
purchased the young horse Sterling Black
Hawk, of cur townsman, S. M. Sterling,
for SP-500, and has sent him to Nebraska
Territory. This young Black Hawk was
sired by the Sterling Black Hawk, pur
chased in Vermont ia lS-5i,by Ho.n. I. It.
Grcsvcner, of this city; and this stock is
frcm the best Black Hawk blood, in Ver
mont, and is held ia high estimation in
this and thf eastern States. The half
brother cf the colt now sent tu Nebraska,
took the premium two years ago at the
Illinois National Horse Show. T G.
Cole, Esq., of this city, had some thirty cf
the Black Hawk colts, and not a poor
one among the number. 1 With such stock
in Nebraska that new territory will soon
possess horses equal to the more advanc
ed States of the east,
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all the time, to to. a rlaee a ;:a -r ; - T rin,
roller than to t;r
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Important Jctice to Prt-llinjztoTS.
Wasiiixgtos City, June 11, 'e9.
Dditoh States: As the land sales
advertised will shortly take place in Kansas
and Nebraska" Territories, you will confer
a great favor .upon .the western" settlers
claiming the right cf pre-emption if ycu
will insert in your paper the enclosed copy
cf a letter from the Hen. Joy?ph S. Wil
son, Acting Commissioner cf the General
Land Office, showing that the lands which
are in contest, upon evidence submitted at
the local ollees, will It exemjifrcn such
ides until further instructions are sent to
the registers and receivers of such offices.
Very respectfully,
Yocsd & Nmrs.
Wis. Our l.vvs may sometimes be slow
ar.d seemingly expenoive ; yet a reliance
upon them is, at all times, the s.afest end j
moat v,ise. It should net le forgotten
that lynch law is always administered to a
vicious and depraved class cf pecrle, upon
vexm such treatment enly has the effect
cf arousing them and their friends to
renter coeds c: vice.
:e.ev lei it? rarity.
vf etart rre.ct, we. noy indeed j burning cf two h
foil i.t i'.r:t, Lut wo veil reach tie; goal at
r seco: 1 ll.crr:;lt" will
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fenaaielm cf the hai.r cud
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General Lakd Office, Aug. 2-5, '3.
To iz R i;istcr cnl Receiver at .n'drcuz
Gentlemen : As this office has been
repeatedly nctiSed of an erroneous im
pression which seems to prevail to scrne
extent among pre-emption claimants in
your district, whose claims are in contest
and unadjudicatc-d, I deem it prcper to
refer ycu to page 0 cf "Pre-emption In
structions," where you will find that where
lands r, re in controversy, and the testi
mony has been submitted to you, such lands
cannot be entered cr sold until such con
troversy leas been finally determined, anl
a speci al crder 'issued to you, directing
what disposition shall be made of them.
No lands cf the character mentioned
would lo liable to sale at any public cler
ic er until such special order had been re
ceived at your office.
I-espoctfuliy. fee,
Jos. S. Wilson,
er?;pi;aepr frcm the ne gib-ring cities and Act's CommiYr of the Gen. Land Office.
'It will le remembered that last Feb
ruary we juUhbed an account cf the
ruses cf proat;tulion, in
Chhhcsh, lv the indignant citizens, end
the; ccnveyir.g cf the inmates twelve
girls and a man eoliil. The hemcoo were
boned to the; ground, and tleclillg,
:rv tele:
As 1 e :. rc
trunks r.'.-
mate?, wi-r-3 r.!se des
s'ntod lv us, tie c ir 1.3 wore lie
ti-iah Tie next reeve v.n. a c.:..cril:i
of thi s cbss cf "renltos," wl.ieh cenvm-
l;en vaa a.tt::riei bv prc.titutci an 1 ...eor i
i....i Lu .ty l illui
K.:4.,vi
THE Second Asntul Se ion cf the
Grnnl Lo.1-e of the I. 0. O. ?.. .V'cbrai-
y, will he held at the City o l . ;i:ru?,
oa Tuesday, July 12, 1S53. CAtacua
Icjat 10 o'clock; A. M.
H. Yr. FLTwNAS. Or. Soc.
tSTTerritonal papers frieadly will plea3.j copy
cr notice.
Prccei3iss.i of the Bcnccrctlc
Central Ccnnlttce.
The Deaor'tic Central Committee fcr the Terri
tory of Nebrask.a, nset at the IlernJoa Iloase, in
Omaha City, Jane 14, IS53, pnrscant to call of tho
Chairmnn. A quorum bcisj prrscat, oa notion
Cha?. 11. Sniitb, cf Seroahrt countyj wa3 ajptiinted
Secretary, in place cf John C. Turk, absent.
Tha followirg resolatior.j were adopted:
Eexolted, That tb& Deaocratio Territorhil Con
rentio.n, te h;ld at Pl-attamouth, oa Thinday tba
l.:th day c f Aust, 1S5D, fr the purpose cf nonl
natiuar a Candidate fr Delegate to-Cci?re33, and
Territorial oCioers, and to transact such other busi
ness nj y be deemed necessary.
Iieocicct?, That the Dcleitcs tj the Dea-scratie
Territorial Cottrcntion, to be held at FUttsniouth,
shall be composed of the same number of riecLbers
ns the CouD"iland House of Representatives ia the
Tcrritoml Legislature, and shall be distributed a
follow?, v'.i :
Coacty,
r.;cha.-d
on
Otoo
Ca;;j
Lancaster
5'arpy
Douglas
V'ftjhin,;toa
Ilurt and Cuming
Dakota
Dixoa
Ce lar & L' qui court "
DoJ;e
I'latte, Green. )
Calhoun & Butler,
lloaroe & Hull
l'awnco
Johnson, Clay )
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EeiolveJ, That: tha Committee recosiaani that
the Deaocraey of theTsereral Counties rrcetia in.i-s
convention, ct Thur?;lay, the Uth d.ay cf Auj-ast,
lSj(.), to nominate Delegates in acordance with the
above apportionaint, at the County S'Mitj cf said
counties, scvei-ally: excepttha folloyin; counties,
to-wit:
Tho Counties cl Burt aai Cur.!;-, at T lizzxh
Cart couuty. - '
riatte, tjreen, and Dutlcr, at Columlua, Halte
county.
Jlo iroe and Hall, at the County Seat c-f ilonroa
county.
Jobnncn, Cla.y and Gat, at Beatrice, ir. Cfige Co.
lieolvid7 TLat the Democratic papers of tho Ter
ritory be requested to publi.-h the proceedings of the
Comruittee, tip to the time cf the meeting cf the
C'onventica,
On motion, tho Committee avljonrned tine die.
L. L. L0VVI2X, Cbairtaan.
Ci vs.B. SirtTE, Sec'j. .
4aJ. OA... A.
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To Gecrje Tanner snl all others frhca it any
concern : You are hereby not;5ed that I fill nrpeur
at the Ixir.i OIEce, at Lrownville, K. T., cu Thurs
day the 30th day of Jane, at 4 o'clock, p.m., to prove
np ay rihtof pro-caption to the N. hall' of S. V,'.
quarter and S. V7: qu.arter of the S. TV', quarter of
Section 23, and the N. W. quarter of the X. W.
quarter cf SecUon 28, Township 1, corta of Itarge
8, ea-)cf tha sixth princira-l nredian.
NATILLXIiiL WARXF.I5.
Jute 23d, 135D.2t-np.
Claim ITotlco..
To John Y. Philips and f.llothTs whea it nay
Cincem: You are hereby notice I tl.it I TriUaj-rearat
the Lanl O.T.ee at Drawnrille, X. T., cn t ednesd..y.
July i'0:h.T;i3,to prove np ray rlrht cf rrc-rr.-s-tii-n
to the 3. Y'. quurfer of Section 2 '.), T jTzj.in G, hangs
2, fast of the sixth principal mer; Win.
t -"'nil Trvj;
Jore23,,53. 2t-T.l.
Tlie c.vportnerthin hereU.'fore c:I.tir; between
Thos. It. Green, Jno. r. Diker,S. A. Chinabsr- and
J Dhn .!I.irtia, u jier tha gtylo of Gren, Chaabers &
Co., his bctn dif -olved by tautual c,ou3?n'-.. The
bssincsa will hereafter be ccndacte-1 by Tlios. ii.
(.reen and John Martin, under the name o Green L
i'artin,t-- whoiaall accounts anl be pres.-.:ied and
ell debts paid.
TTiO.S. d. GILIiaeJX,
J. P. B.VKEi:.
s. a. ciiAMeteir..
Jxcr.jiAr.TLN'.
Jun3 23,130!). 52-tf
- liczt Land Warrant.
LOST, out of the United States M.ul, cf'iniii" from
ilcrrlnnek, Sac k Cotsnty, Vi'i?., to ChtmnlbPpse
county, I aura, sometime ia January Put, ; Land
Yorran':, jrivea by Government to jjet?cy J. Pierce,
wid:.-r cf oe, ,? Pif-rce, prirate, Car.t. Gr'-'s Cc.ni-
- T'. 1 . ii- .,.4. . ,
I j. iu;;- :.-tt ...i.iu.a, v r.r IMS, luu aeres,
, ic:ytl ibj.io. l,i?: otciI r.T by
Job a l,irvr, Au-'in C'y Co., N. T.
.tT.pprr. rr?.jCf,j. 43 11
The above company will exhiclt at ee':rj-ka City
Fiiday acd Saturday, Julj lt a-i 2::1.
DA!i i'.'O ....: t Ag't.
Vjtl Rfn T lot
bwl W C 4JL tW 44.4.. W .I. 4 W t 4- J
NOTICE is hereby pH-ea that by vir'.u? ft i certain
Iee-1 ot Trust execti fr ant on t!.- rif, of the
irownvilie Hotel Company cf 'lr-i-wi.vil;e, Nemaha
County, Nebrasiti Territor, by Hubert M'. "urna3,
James W. Coleman, Iljmer Jvins .n, Jtk-!.a.-l Brown,
and Alexander Ha! lam as oOi'-er and di rectors cf aid
company, dated the 6lh Uy of Novcmter, A. D. MoT
(oisbteenbund-cdand Cfty-evou), arilrtvor.Jd cnp;. ;: p
35 j and 3?7, of Peed bocis' "A," of Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory J,n ifcl'liersoa,
fie tfUfteo n;;i,i in fciij de--!, will on tht t '. ; t! iy of
July, A. O. (e'.shen hundred a i l tit-j -r.im) Le
t -een the tours of 9 o'clock a. ii. nd4o'ckcit r. t.,
f-om dor of tho Hotel building- now stam.k.-.i the
grounds hereinafter JescrlHJ, sd.I, to tie hi :hest bid
der for cash In hacJ, ttefowjwirjrdescrioei rtil-estate,
8 tuate-i aod being in Ibe City of Brownvilie, ia iaid
Nemaha Ccr.nty, tu-wit , lots No six, Feven. i :bt, nine,
t4n and eleven in blcKkNo. tbree or teoe ork-kial put cf
siid City, V pettier with tho brick tote! tu..'..::-? a.vt all
o'.ber buiidir.ss, lenements, improveincr.t aua ai purte
nances to std lot belorsin or pertainir:. f : 1 ai?
to be Btadeto moit an.! pay ccr'.ara ti;!s er : " i -;,
aid prit In clrrulatiun by said con pary, wt.:..li have now
fully matured and rem.iin urpaiii, and sai it-ills or notes
biiiijtiiose referred to in sai 1 cf Trust, tl tv. -u-s;nd
c.l lars of wLicls bc.ir s e ven ie therc-.vi.h. i..e ov. r-r
three tliou-and be i's as f jllj'cs. to-R-it : toe.
J: -4)7, Jan. IOtb, 1 ao. and ll ireh 1 st, I .03, (in all n.ount
iiiS tosix thousand dollars ) mi clue one year afterdate,
biaring COper cent. ir:tcre-t from C.-.te.
:i4nnraac:r, Trustee.
June J:h 00-4 1 $7 il.
Claim 1 7c tic d.
To John A. Sh.-uet ar." nil cther3 vl-.r-n it cay
c )r.cern : You sre h ereby r. ctl I tl 1 1 I v. .1 a car
at the Las 1 Cer.ce in llromri !.. li.'T., oi i 'rL'jy
June 10th, IS 53, at 1 o clack, i.. t j.-ro?e spray
right of p re-era pti,a to tl; r. Y.. 1 .h1--ci.1 quarter
of Section SI, Township 5, lie rr o 7, cii cf the Clh
principal rceraiiaa.
J..ay Jv.ijljj j. 2t-pJ..
CI
K To ThoP.B.Sfceen and a'l ctli-ri wh :,-) itnnycon-
ccm : Ycu are he.-cby m-tHed t at I will f-rear at
the Land C.r -c, in Ilnmnvir.o, IS". T.,ca Friiiy the
S )th day of June, 1303, at 12 c'clu-',-, a. to prove
up my ri-bt cf pre-e-rr ti.-ato the II. 1 Of cf the X.
E. quarter and tho E. Li If cf the S. 11. ijiarter cf
Section 1, Towr.:hip .3, Ilar.je 13, ea?t cf -.he sixth
p--i::-rr ' i H?redlan j where you cm op?c.,r tl Cv i.ct
iry r: :0t thereto.
jno. vr. Li aevzr..
rrow-aville, Jun-3 9th, 1S33. 2i
To John Steele and alt oth ?r 'vlor-rn ii n.-ay citrn:
Tan are bereby notif.ed that I nrju a -; pir at the I.ai.i
Otl'.e ia trow uville, cn JK-nd.ij, the tUh d ( f .T.;.e,
to prove up my ri-ht of pre-enipti ,n t. taie N. K. mrl
Ut of ection no 23, Tuwnsaip ro. 4, ;;or:h of rane 12
Cf.st of tiie siitn principal lien. ..n.
V.-COLP I-CZNA1NS2T.
Ercirnvkle, j';y TOLb, ICC). L0 ii Ci
Caution. "
, TO EDITOH3: Puhlishers cf ne n --T-ri are re
: fpectfully cautioned r.ot t-t irs;rt th? f .':c!i.-rMls rc
.sicctin; myself, of ayoanj f;-ik-w a.;--u r a l'r: :. ;h
; n;iG3, whica appeared in s.verj.l r;e vr;ut-::rs tf In.
Such notices would not be a drr.iiie v-hre ho ij
kuown. llecannot read nor irriic, tut hirpsse
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il ; hit of said e: fy, s r d tu .i 1 3 i;j 1. 1 V:xr.'ixi
ty t -'t'.ie? arith a!! th : - r- 7 ?, tsaeassij
appurtenances tl .:: : -- :
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; t'.,.t by Ti-t-!S of 1:
ecutr.a i;jv. -I fr j t : 3 f 1 3 .-.f t' " Cl-r'of ''1
Eiitriit Cart f,r .c-. Cjj, .W.raA.i Is-ritory,Rrtiin--t
Al-.-sar.-i rKil'-st in f..v r cfTort
Llr.f,Tj, i',-rthe?uLU of i-j ;rtc-:n lianlxccaad tx.n
d"'h"s ci twenty cc.ti: I, l.'ivilsja I'!ir.A
herilf cf fcaid county, h krl-d u: oa, sal f.-os
the doer of th? hcne ia wh : h ti, ; I.; r. tr:a of r. 1
Court trash :Lt at Il.---.v-v;:;3 .- rd i?cirfy, 'J
on the U:h d.ty c f Js-e. A. J). 1 ..J, lxtwet-3 i
h..'uri cf nine 0 ';!;. a. :-. ic 1 t-.r-je och:k, r.s,
sell, ut pull. 0 3 i.j, to th L -t i: 11 .-. A-r ca-h ii
hand, the.followir- d --.-r;. i lal-ei'ti.t U-r.j
vrith all the Mil! 5 r :.- .-rty, h!r :.y a id ir--mr.t
thcn:ur.t-lcl r . r ir. 1 .-yni-e prru".:
To-wit : ir.eeks niir-.'-. :r i.r.r'y-f ,.r a..J th.:';
in (lien Itock in sai t :.: j sty, a cumherei arJi-:
r..-.' : I r on the cr; -' t I p . t r f sal 1 111-?- ;:.:i,!4.i
p ;'. ty t.j hi !'!.? - . rj c; s.J-l 1111 '
faticfy 3 .1 1 eitcual-.n.
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MOTICE is h:rr y ..-Irtn tl... : y Tirta5 S3 ti'
eeutioa i.-sac 1 f.-t rt t.? c 11 ; c f the C 1 ;f t--
I)i.:tri-t Court f,r Xei-r.a i- : eUi.i T.frl
tcry, s-rittit tte Ne .'.v Vi.1' j ......nk. i rJ is f-r.r
cluj-t.en c. -.t.;:.: ... 4 r.r f ; nuot tznt tia-flre-1
ani f.fty-Clve 'r -; . I : It-y-ti'o crca; 1,
Davidioa riiit:.-', a r C';r a1 1 5u"?.
levied u-"-.i. ? f
door cf '.h-3 h u.-a i a L;
whkh the la 5 t:r-n ' ?
the sec-; I c ay cf J-!;
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rr.v.l. ia ;.ld cuily -1
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Lour c t:n o'cl -h, a. ar. nr. 1 .l.r-e i lc-:i,
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Sixer- ft: llen-ahaeo.. .V.I-
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hand, in " -. 1 . a
t.if:,Or3 Tulle, C.-.o r
rroprietcr cf FiiiTn's T.i.zrj ic 0
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nt-'-!f
jL,ioney vantcu.
ALL p?SONS intchted to I. T. -TTtj'.i 5. C-. tv
hj- nate or account -will te so k;;;; , , , t"t
the claims of th.it firm aie new in ta.-, i
undersiimed f.-r Oillectior.. and t.u . .'r'.- '' ' .
every person, la1ebtel to that Brra, v- i-, -t', n"t by tii'e
C4.UI-! pjy li j;; vi ( r eve to 11 in
V-rw.-n ouie sii4..ianuai rea ft r .a ; r r
w.ll fee proco-edc-l against ty le-rjl r,r'-r .-m.
ei ga.iy eeir
Erownville, ilay 3d, VSC1.
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lrcpr.vvct.ieuta 1;. r.a;.- ; -1 -.irf.ani t.-itos-
slxtjcntladay cf J.-.ly, . . i. 1 : 1-7. i ":t:n th hi '-"
of nine o't! 'i, a. 1:. an 1 t'.re-j oVI xlt. f. if.''f
d iv, from tho d or c f ; h 1. . --j i:j lar'jKjr.h -'-rT'
sudin vhi-.h thj!-;?t the IC.o-kt Cri-t
; Sill cou-n'y wi? hell, I tv 1 rT.-?- J t wll
I prcterty at puhll: ? 1 e f ) t: : h:;.it l'id:f f-f
nt:i Xo tyJ.ilr ' x"---'--i,
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To Handoljli T'c-nisl-yai:dr.!: o.:l:;rs wl.c r.i it rr.iy
concern: you ara hereby n.idfd that I tvill njrear
t the Land O.Tiuc in Erownrille, X. T., on V."edn-s-dy,
June 2'Jth, 1859, at 2 o'chidc, p. m., ta prove
up my rijht cf pre-emjtion to tho X. half of N
S. quarter and the S. E. rjunrter cf the 2f. E. gar
ter of Section 3, in Town hip 4 cf l.ur.ge 11, ast
of the sixth principal rror li-m.
SAMUEL E. IIALLOCK.
EraTvnviile, June 15Lh, If 53. . 5l-2t
Claim lioticD.
To Michael Skej-?, Thotr. Ellli and all whom it
iay concern. Yea are hereby notified that I will
appear at the Eand OEce in Erownville, S. T., on
the Sthdiayof July, lSC3,at I oVluck a. r. to prove
r.p my right of pre-emption to the weit half cf the
aoith-cust quarter and sotth fractiuml ouarter, or
Iaas Xo. 5 and 7 of S. X7. qc arter cf jeetlr-n 2 !, totrn
hip 2, range 13, eait cf the sixth iriniu-al mere-3j-lt.
Tr.CC4OUL.SEV.
Juno 23 no32-2t
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'.4. 3
' ALL persona are hereby torn: ! r.ot t) ptrrrhv-e a
rruilory cite given ly tho ucl?r-rrt:ed to lUris
Es.un:-artm.-r fcr the rum cf J325 C'hnr.d p-nyal!?
i tha 1st il-iy of Dccc-mher, Hid. 1 1 a -v 1 r' has
leen cnlire faiiura of eoii"i.l-nti.-in. I will not
?a;.l nr.ts. FEAXCEd Id'TlGNAT.
Mjij 3?th, 'i3.-49-it..
"MllTliTSSALE
:;oi:ce u:., rr.? that cy virtue-of :
nation i3uca tro? toe c.re tl 1.
DLitriet Court f-,r .Ve-iiha ' u r;'.
tory, j? ra m ;t tho Nc-ur-v Vsa-yl'
: i:.seri :-..-.t E-'rtvc 1. Jhirl-al.-.-T. ar
; S..r ;u,I IE I'r.::'-tf f the. ir tr.
ebhtv-f ;ur d.-.CUr a:. J Mcvcrr j-X."e :
son i'lir-jra, ihcr. ; of ? $id .:.
ur-' H. as the propi ry f s ii ! r-'j "o
ru'uCer'd oh 3 3- t ia ! . . ' - v
t'ltytf I'.-; :-.v C .-. i - . ! c, .: : -
th-i or; -v-a! ff?r.C Ci'y ' "'-
I ttIII, Le'Ht-n L.ur.' o :
thre o'clock, p. :.:., t a t - " " 1
t T 1 2 ' -v , 4 -. ... ,- o' ' . ' " - .1
I of th? hou-?e ia vhl.h th ' h-: t : a -..'
i Court f,;r si 1 rf.ur.'v Ta j 1 ' '. t
prrp-erty at puhiio sl: . ; t ..-1. . iC t v
in cau'.j. -PAVE-.--CN"
ILA-STti.
Cf.f l,i: co..
Erownvill:, June ll-3, J : '. a.
vlrtat- of B3 x'
, 4. '-.J J.4
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SHERIFF'S S.-lLE.
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NOTICE Lerehv .ven. that I
ecntion i.-ued fron t.i cCl"j of
District Court- f r CN-ua"
tory, in favor of Ecrt .-r Ear: 3 a a
der ii.ihim. Er lh t-r t'lt h"" i a- I
twenty-si.i ccntj;I, Eavll- a 1"
said county,hive lev--: I r-'n, a.-l
the bcue ia nh".-!i '.1 2 i '- r
Court for said cur.ty vis l-. I : n
sa:d county, u, het'.v;:,. 1 tie
A. M., and three oVl nk, r. :-;.. a
cf July, A. D. I-U:), .V : t
hidler, f )T caih i.-j h?, fci ; -
andcr liaHao er.il t sat'..-fr s 11 f
lowin dejcritcJ 1 areola -i
to-Tvit: Lot:? r.uih-rr 11.12.
ll..:h nutr.bof 5, l.-U r.uih-ir 1
tcr 6, 1..U nu",rr t, I ?. 1 1, 12. 13
ir,-:
ber 7, and bun
lo in bl.tk tm.-.bcr 3, t-'-. . . 3 1
cf Nemaha. N. T.
eave::
f - T f
rrewnTillf. June 11"'?, Ir".
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