Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, July 21, 1859, Image 1
" . . . ' 1 " ' , . I r - - r- f ; ' ' i ' ' ' . , t . , .... . . T,V Mi! I I. ' I LIZ i ' ' - . I m i m ill" n ' i 1 h i THE ADVERTISER, : TCBUSUED ETtRT THUESDAY ST Second Story Hoadley'a Elock, Mala Street, BROWXnLLC, W. T. For one ye". Pil l?ce, - - - - J 00 Fr (j d Bt tbe eDd of , month, to M , f " " 12 a 00 riubi of 12 or B furnished at $1 60 per Hnonpa. provided LLe caih accompanies tbe order, not viberwie. .m i n I J ! A j i V 1 rft If : ' ' i i 1 .Ay." I J j "Free to Form and Herniate ALL their Domestic Institutions la tlicir era Traj, subject only to tlie Constitution cf the United States." . I.-.-TIIE ! ' -ADYERTISE. T") ; I HATT3 OF .ric::iGr- Oo inr (10 Iin' ot lea) o;. iorii. .n, - - 'I0O Ech alJitlorl Insfrtlon, 0 0c6;ar, nen't:!1i, ---- 260 Basioe Cri of ,. l.aei les, 01.0 : eii", " - ' - 6 00 30 Cjiamo one year, ... -'la 00 Oue-ht! Column cue yerr, .-----i5 0O One fecrtfc Column one yeir, - - -' S)') Oneiitt! Column on yer, , - - - , 1 (.') Oaa ccla;a sU muniiu, .- - -.-;r.5Cij One tj&If Column six tnonttv ,- - r - 5 CO . Xt'Urti Colamu nijunoistiji, i- . ',- , H CO Oao rttti Column ix mouths, - - .... - I ix Oifi Cjiuuio .lirt uu!i;ii, . ' 1;) ou Oo hiif Column thrM mouIb, ...-.. I ix) Ou fourth Co!uit.a tkrn aiBU:.i, ' - "-' - 1)0 Oneeistit!! Columc iLrce nion!h, ..... j- Announcing tUkliJiten for office (in dunte,) - - 5 I ; VOL. IV. BUSINESS CARETS ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY " Kcal Estate Agent, . BROWNVILLE, N. T. RKFERNCIS. Eon.Wm.Tessup, Montroe,P. B.S.Bently, " " .. ' Join 0. Miller, Chicago, 111. . -V,rt.K. McAllister,;- ,7 r V FufiiJi,CrowHVille,y.T. A). F Vke 47-lj i E. MATHIEU Cabinet & Vagon-Ualier Mii.i Street. tet. Sith and Seventh, PIROWS VI 1,1,12, X.T. AMI , of cj'iet work ne.ly euecuiff'. IoIIN'McDONOUGH. House, Sign, & Ornamental Painter, f . GLAZIER, 4c. t nuowxriLLE, t, "Vrdrrs can be I eft t the City Drag Store. -3 f . KINNEY 3c HOLLY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, NEBRASKA CITY, Jf 'T. Till practice in ihe Court, of tl.ii Territory. Coliec m J tnmiMl Pusme,. Httem.ed h" trk..we.terttlpw nd M.sBourl. VlUuend U,e ! rrrETUND Y, " ! ATTORNEY AT LAW, ASCII ER RICHARDSON CO. V. T. i TILL practice in tbe several Courts of lbe Id Jic.al I Mrict, aid attend to all matter, connected with i tbe f-.i'esM.n. Wm. McLennan, Esq., of Nebra-k City, will asit me In tbe prosecution of important Suit.. I Sfpt, 10. '51-11-tf . , C. W. WHEELER, . lAicliitect ana liuuaer. JMISS MARY TURNER, i MILLINER AND DRESS MAKER. M Am Street, one door above uarsons tuus. iMxurvvTl.l.K. V. T- tunnels avd fr.ivniiigs always Oil hand. JAMES W. GIBSON, BLACKSMITH Second Street. between Main and Netratkft, . BROWNVILLE, N. T. Clocks, Watches & Jewelry. . . ;. J. SOHIITZ r Wou'd announce t.o i lie ciiixenij of BrownviMe YPb d v'cioiiv ibi be ba located himself in Browuviile, si'dimen-'s keepius lull &sori. i..m ot ever.vtbins io bis I'neof "business, bicb will t ; lU low for cash. He wiM also do all wi'Ki of ie-l,ii-int or elocR. waicbes fciu' jewe'.y. At- work war nml'. - 3"'81r DR. GWIN,. Having permanently located in BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, For the practice of Medicine nd Surgery, ten dr. kit profesgionn.1 aervices ta the afflicted. Office on Mn Street. no23v3 FENHER FERGUSON, Iffonicy and Counsellor ' BELLE VUE, NEBRASKA, GEORGE EDV7AHDS, Ji. Xt O XXX T X3 OT.' OFflLLMain if. Lat of Ktnntu ir llolly'i ojice, Je ron! wbo contemplate building can be furnished wiia Peslfns. Flans. Specification., &x.. for bnlldmgsol iniri... r variciT Tit utTle. and tbe erection of the Mtne superintendH if desired. Prompt attention paid to fcuiucs from a distance. .""i A. D., KIRK, Attorney at law, Land Agent and PTotarj Public. ' .Ru!o, Richardson Co., 4V. T. . ilj practice in the Court of Mintfd!febrisk, bjEurJingand Bennett .Nebraska City. A. S. HOLLADAY, M. D. Bw)) fully Informs hi. friends in BrownTilie and tamedie vicinity that he ha. resumed tbe practice of Medicine, Surgery, & Obstetrics, wi ho.by strict attention to hi. profession, to receire U cvs here it i. possible or expedient, a prescription j tttsioesf iu be done. Office at City Drug Store. j . reb.24, '69. w.ly PIONEER Book Bindery, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Empire Block, No. 3. . "WILLIAM F. KITER, Tald inform the public that he ha. opened a first 1h lKlk Bindery, and i now preparid to do all kinda Bm,k BiinTinR-ld or new, bound or re-bound -upon t, shorte&t possible notice, and on the moet reasonoble terms. r f Jerreceived for all fcinds of Blank work. I1,1S56-Iy. . - MVE YOUR MOXEYJXD GO TO WM. T. DEN. m m m mm. '. ; Wholesale aud Retail dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES., ". "BrownviUe, JV. T. HAS XOW ON ITAKD a large and well felecl I J I H "ttck of BooU and Shoes, Lady'i and Gent.'. ll.lGaiier. and Slipper, of erery Tariety ; also, .Miaoes and Children, shoe, of every kind that I . "' elT cheaper for Cash or Produce than any other west of St. Loui.. All work warranted; order. 'WctfoHy elicited. .. " "iKhert Ofch price paid for Hides, Pelt, abd For., ,'le Cuy Boot and Shoe Sore. Cut Leather kept for BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1859. NO. 2. D. V. M'CtlT. O. B. HEWITT McGARY cl HEWETT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW SOLICITORS LY CIU.YCERY. Browuviile, Nebraska. Will nrac;ce in the Courl. of Nebraska, and North west Missouri. REFERENCES. Hewi. Crow, McCreary & Co., Hun. Janie'tf . Uvtt, -Hon. Jobn R. Sbeply, -lion. Jauie1 Cr?'3, . Hon. Silus Woouson, ivC-'it A. A. Braui'o ii, S. If. KucLolls. s.. Kiuuey itUoltey, XebratkaClty. . Cbeever Sweet 4t Co., i ' I. Sic- Uns Morton do . E' own ii. Bennett, BrownTllle K. W. Furnas do Erownville, N. T. Not. 18, 1858. St. Lonlt, Mo. Do - ' Do St. Joseph, Ko. Da Nebraska City, N. T. DO Tjn21 ' CITY mt ST0S1. JOHN H. MAUN & CO., BROWJWJLLE.Jf.T. .DEALERS IS i Drugs; Hedicines, CHEMICALS, TOILET SOAPS, Finell tiv ?ud Tooth Brushes, ici:roii:nr. fakcy & toixet AGT1CL.CS, Tobacco & Cigars, Pare Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Use. f Piirs'C'ans' Prescriplious and Family Recipes CuefuHT comnouiulexl. Alloiier correctly answerea. js.very arucia ar r?ned seiw'-ne a( or toe best Qialiiy. ..... jrj AGENT JOf C I ICaCtfi? i-aicm Jucuiiinci vj tuet'ey , ' CITY TRUNK STORE. FASSETT Ce. CROSSMAIT, Mannfactwrevs ol' t Traveling & Packing VJUSES CARPET BAGS- S C. SrWii We-1 corner of P"oe PDdod bin. Saint Louis, JIo. We are now prepared to fill all order y. iJtjlin our l'oe v.'.u p'oninmes. andonibe I WVAtbe mon reaojaoielero's. Ours ock 's gif 1 I I.ii''n.-n n tonn.Jlete and a'l of our owii niainrciui z. T'uoe iJ wain of ariides !n our li.ie, (wooleale or retail) will do well tosive n a call o e M'rciijisnij elsewjeie. a suare oj prr !" M'NUTT'S ST0S2AII BITTEBS A, e f.i r,ietvi 'Vrf To..'c ca& S'o,a hie a positeiv cuipi-it :fue Ee'1! jor yr.ci vcvviin, uys pcpj'u, lotioj Afp"it t-itd olldutcucs of fke TlieeEi.-er8areaureP!-eventiveo FEVER AND AGUE ! berare 'i'CiaveU f'oni i be oiliest maier!?!. by eno'd aode-pe-icaccuD.u3Si.'i-,au,liere,ovec'a oe rencu U T11EY AID DIGESTION! Eyseni ly e.ciiMi-t tie system luio a tie. Hoy adon, are ples?.i .o.ue la.e, anu ioyveii w t?e y.,eui ; bat's so eBseuil obc. la. 52'A w!ueiia full maybe taken wo or th'eenmes a uy be'ote i'oj. ' , Oc!.23. '53 IS-ly jJ ra g alar St Jceph, and g- " '-: - Omaha Packet WILLIAM CAMPBELL, WM GRAT, Master. J A STEVENS, Ce'k WILT, leave S:. Joseph every Wednesday m miing ?t 1 o'clock, AM; (heconneci'nir RaM Road 'iV-a'n having reached si. Joseph 11PM ) fo BosU: IowaPo'a';, f o-est Cit. whueC'ouc'. Rnlo, Wiaoeof 3o,A-eio. 5.. S eooen.. BROWXVir.LE, 'Sowt, L9dei, Keo i'3 C' r. Rock B'rff, Ee-u'eboero, P-a . .mouth, Pacific Ci.y,S. Marys, Bellvue, Counci! EluTs and Omaha. Comiog up arrives at Brownville on Thursdays, at 5 o'clock, A. M. Goicgf down leaves Brownville on Saturdays 4 o'clock, P. M. Take pasaeoj'-. ;b- ovgh to St. Louis li31-oc' 8 via Hppii'bal U St Josepo R B. . V'cteis Xor aa!e ua .be boat for all wnU East, North and South. CEAXE & HILL, A?en;, noi6-tf . Jirownville. N. T. 1859. Missouri River. 1859. SEASON ARRANGEMENTS. 'fCSIJh Regular St. Louis and oioux uy racKeu OMAHA. Fo Fovt EandaH, Niob-."uah. Siows Cy, Darola. Ooia- di, Deca'ur, UeSo o. Ciescent ci., Flo ence, Ooiaba. Connci! B'uQ'i, Ee'levue. St Mavs. PU.tsniob, Ne b sa c r, Li ideo, BROWNVILLE, Wh'te Cloud, Iowa TVn''-. Amaiona, St Joseph, A cbison, Suai-ne.-, Leavenworvh, Kanses, Lexinglon and all points below. JKZmaiW TI1E weU and wldly known light ' j"-.? d1 aught freigut ?nd unexcepUonable i-, - ..I, . ,,-3 gumed her re2,r .'T f.ioMin'be bove t'ade (ar-d al! ln e"med:a epoin.s on vbe M'sisourir'ver) and con. inue itiem punc.nc . y asd retr.tavly ibrov&h tbe ei i e reason The Omaha haviDZ nud.e -gooe a tboonb -etiovation, both inside and ou.s'de, eove-..'v 'or bt above iiade, Is now in ihe most perfeci and coin)le o' uer ? i eve r depfftment : anu we t'-ust by a e-.erii.'on'o busi ness .be wan;, o" sa poers and coji'o .of pafsepges to merit a continuance of the ve'T !!be a' I'at.onae be tiowed upon us in pat seasons. ANDr.EW WINEJjAND, Mkier J Jewett Wilcox. C'e;i C&ANE it. Hi.?., Age.-ls, Brownvii.-e, N T May 12 no4 Jk Regular St. Joseph, and rii Omaha Packet ST. MARY, BLT WEAVER, Master, CIIAT. SALTSECTiY. WILL leave St. Joseoh, eve v Srut'?-' tnoriiot a. 1 o'clock, AM; (tbe comec 'oj Kp'- RoadTv'i uav;ng reached St. Joi'ihi1. "cloc P M;) ."o- Bo-; on, Iowa Point, Fores C tv, W)-ie Cioro, Eolo; Wvnebjgo, Arago. St. S eueus. EPOWNV Sooo r. L'oc'ea, Nebraska C- w, Bx:: E-.r-T. Be ebem, . smoe b. Pacific City, Maiys, Be levee, Council B'.uJ", tad Omaha. Coming up arrives at Brownville on Mondays, at 5 o'clock, A. M. Going: down leaves Brownville on Wednesdays 4 o'clock, P. M. Take ppsnenfre; irorgb o St. Lor is !n 43 boa: s v?a llannibaland St. Joserb B. It. Tickeis Xor .ale ou .ue boa. for?1' o'nk Eas North and Sou:u. CHANE a. P'iL, Aexi.i, no46-.f .iowCT "e, N. T. . ix. ' 6:00 A.M. b:00 r.II. 6: i A.M. 10:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. :00 P. 'A DROWN & CM1STOX, PRODUCE DEALERS, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS, No. 78, North Levee St. Louis, Mo. O' ders for Groceries and Manufactured Article accu raiely filled at lowest possible rates. Consignment for kfleand re-shipment repectully elicited. Shipments of all kinds will be raitbfully attended to. Keferrences : Messrs. G n Rea is. Co St. Louis . Birtleit. McComb fcCo do Gilbert, Miles & SLannard . do Hon. W H Euftinston, Auditor State of Missouri JQ Harmon, -. Cairo City, III. MeMf-sMolony, Bro'. tCo' New OrleanH, Louisiana JUJacksoii, Esq., do do Mesar. Hinkle. Guild & Co, Cincinnati, O. r IlauiniaritCo do Brandell Crawford ' Louisville, Ky. Woodruff & Huntington, . Jfobile, A'a. H. Billinus Esq., Beardbtown, 111. May 12, 1858 45-3m Buchanan Life and General . Zxustiranco Co., Office cor 2d and Julests., AT. JOSEPH, MO. rniiTttTn AT THI 1. iST SESSION OF THK MO. LEG - Authorized CapUol 5,000,000. nicr'Tnuv ? lit v . . " t ti T . : t i In.rr1 T A O v p n 11 i 1 tnn 4,l,tfcnuiug9 itunuii..". - - - Booth. John ColhoHn,.Tobn II. Likens, W.U.Peneil, T i- f If- t V . . 4 CI II ineTir.!' XT T ifnlcniv liu'w rS now ready to receireappncntion lorwie.nrc, a Msnucauu miti ,.....-- cent, will be allowed on cargo premiums. Losstr .. . j it . ...1 r..!i:iiat.iviin In promptly aajuBiea,nu iuc uuiiv,in.ij" thepatronsoi tneouice. - April lbtn.iBO.. B VrTl.e,June2d, '69. njf- CITY' BAKERY, . rt st, l)et Main and Atlantic, BROWirVTLLE, COMFORT &TICE. auh.?0 ,0 ne cUien of Brownlle and viclriiTy wljPa;' "Yr reniea me oanery tornier'y owped by E i r ,4a re now prepared to fumioh Bread. Cake ,t vonftctonery, Ice Cream, Lemonade. Vc. Ac. . " W. C. COMFORT, BronvM I JOSEPH TICE. '.nville, April 2S, '59. 44tf J. W. BLISS, Collecting Agent, PERU, NEMAHA COUNTY, TC A .mr A TEKR TORT. Parlicnlar a tention paid to mak?ng col'ectioni for non-i ejiuetiis. Charges ieasonaoe. References. R. W.Fiame, Pobtuiaster. Pern Wra. B. Pardee, " Probate Jud?e, Neb. CifT tjoumy iibi a., iiwu.- E Parker Lj fo'd & norn, Sorca, Mo. JA11ES HOGAN. 1 V T ' ' AND RLAK UnOK MANUFACTURER. Southeast cr, 2ml and Locust St$ . ST. LOUIS, MO. Rmis. made of the best japfu'.'in'ria to any pattern, and sewed iu the new improved paien. LIBBAEIE3 PEKIODICALS, MUSIC. &c. bound in any .tyle, and at the shortest notice. . Havug: been awarded the Premium at tbe last Me chanic'. Fair, he feels oondiden in ininriaj satisfaction to all who may give mm a can. July 2 2d, 1S63. ISHAI.I REA VIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, REAL ESTATE AGENT: Falls tJity, Richardson County, Nebraska t n ta all nrofesional busi' nef. int-astedtobiscare io Ricuardson anii aujc'n'nj courties; also to tue drawing of deods, P' e-ea'p ion pa pers, kc. a c. Miy.13'63 t4C-m IIAAAI1IAL & ST. JOSEPH SCMMER ARRANGEMENTS. ON AND AFTER rfiy, A pi 11 S.h : TRAIXJAST Ex v.ess V'ain leaves S.. Joseph .'oonunx'.,:oa leaves " F.eifch- :eves " T A IX WEST Iii en', f'at.in'f Si. Jotepn A-nmotV onr.ivesa. " lie si. r..t.csf. j'.eigiii .en .ofoy o n E'Si, west, oi &op..u, a. lov.e--;p es -a oy puy o .:e or e. S'ne . V7lli please del ire. n-e.. z .'eight at the Depot .i?e uy i.'evious o fcaipii-iis. A LINE OF PACKETS W'M irn In connection wl.U ibe Road; above S.. Joseph o tue uiuns. STAGE LINES Connect at Si. Joeih ! om all nars o' Kansas, NeVan- .f. .-ua Western low.. V.fveie.b f oni Nebraska aud Western Iowa wH fl.m . j" ie Q-.'de.ty Lai Rouie ioal' noir on the M) :irsinp' .Wer and East jHROCGU i'tKKiSo'B bebafa1 iad oulce at St. Jot-epa or nearly n parts of .he cort;.y. JOHIAU JIU?tT. CU'ef Eng. nd Supt. P. B. Groat, Gea'l Ticket Ay-. no5 ii and Cheapest SEIGEL & GREENBAUM, Main Street, Brownville, Nebraska Have just received per steamer White Cloud a Complete Stock OF . READY-MADE CLOTHING. Which ibey wMi se" fovcMi p nhfi'e cheaper than has ever be.'o.e beeu offereti J-i vh;s ma ke.. BROWNVILLE m m m mi. JESSE KOEL Havinn vented 'he 'r;e'es' of aVe rndEmme soa'n tha Brownvil'e S.cam Saw anc G - t Mm', a rorrce8 o to the public .aat he is p eyvre fo rcoommoi-r .e he citizen of Brownv '-e indNennw? Co;a y w-.'a . sr pe:io' qria'..y of luuibe? of all V'aos. Aifco wi.h ,ie G.U.M U. oe.vealn uf, rine. . Tbe mi cei 4 'ce at -U .ne c!d To- ?.rf. no Corp. Tbe old oPaessof Noel, tact is. Earaeon w:ll -e se tec bv Her- 'cake. All ."Uture avr'ne s ov-it.pcted by tbe rude b" j e-. . jSSSB NOfiL. Brownville, Aorll ". h, 18o9. ly UHIOn HALL, . BROWXY1XL.E, X. T. MORRISON & SMITH, ANNOUNCE to tbe public that they have opened a Billiard "Room and Saloon fnthe old Nemaaa Tulev Bank Eni'oing, Brownville, Nebraska, whee ove.s o .be in;e.es..inz graaie of Bil liards can be acoom nooa.ea in a s.yie, nef iru t win do ausfactory to a i woo may patronize idcdi. Our Liquors, Are all pnre and o.' tae choicest brands. Tbe famous Tippecanoe Ale The best made 1 kept constantly on hand at this es tablishment. B. MORRISON. no41-ly J- Q- A. SMITH. $4 00 2 00 $10 00 i 00 size -id qua'ity con. 'dsted do fa-la'Io-k Oyea vororer o fci bu'lock 4yea-Pnd over do .:t buliocl 3 yt:s and over do Taibu lock yca-i and over do 1 ycjr and ovtr . Gross fed fat cnvos. Eei cow v errs or over io cow 3 yen'o or over Milch cow. Bes'-'jv'cb cow , ,i . do be cow . , FOKEIGX CATTLE. Premium on stock from other Territories, or States. l-ti hfe. bull over 3 vesr. of anv b eed il oloiua 2u besc bu' over 3 ye. , ef any breed do ' si best, vu". 2 yea 3 old . do 2.1 bebvbu.l2ye-- told do J best bu . 1 vearuld tto 2d be bud I y:r old do Is. best o vet 5 years old do .... m i . 2d be?i cow over d years o.a i ao 1st beit Ueit"er 2 rears old do 2d be t licifer 2 yeais old . do Isibcstbe e"I year old ao Sweepstakes Premii ms open to all. Caution. TO EDITORS: Publishers of newspapers are re Fpectfully cautioned not to insert the falsehoods re specting mysel.", ofa young fellow assuming a French name, which appeared ia several newsnapers of late. Such notices would toot be admitted where bo is known. He crnnot read nor write, bnt hires some one io copT my oul. O. B. SMITH. M.D., Proprietor of Smith's Electric Oil. n43-tf - $10 5 8 A 6 3 3 2 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 CO $10 5 00 00 8 0 LIST OF PRIHUMS To le awarded at tie First Xhrasla Terruorial Fair, to be held at Sebrasla lit ?, oh the 2el, 22d and 23i of Srpicttber, 1859, vnier the direction of ,tA Nebraska Territorta toai oj Aijricuuur. PREMIUMS ON OLTTLE. , . i . Si'orf Horn Ul best bull over 3 years old ; 2d oest bull ove- 0 years old I Jsi best 2 year old bull ...J, 2d best 2 year o d bull , ; 1st 'jest 1 year old bull 2d bes.' I year old bull . 1st besi ball ca'f 2d bes: bull calf (Female . same.) ' Devon -lt best boll over 3 yean 2i best bull ore 3 years . 1st best bell orer 2 yeirs 2d lest bull over 2 years " 1st bes: bnll over 1 ysar rdbes bullovelyear ?8t bet bi'Uca" 2d be?t brll calf (Female tame.) . i Netive, aril cross between native and inproved ce.'Vs lftbest cow ove2 yea- . . $5 00 2d bes' cow over 3 yea- s 1st best heifer 2 Tear 2d be. beTc 2 veavi 1st bes' hei'ei tyea"" 2d besi beiTev 1 year St bes. crIi 2d best calt (Mates same.) Workirg Oxen and Siters 1st best ien oke of oxen T-om one couitj $20 00 2d besl ten voke of oxen '. rom oa couity 10 00 1st best joUe oC oien ovei i years j 2d best yo'..e o oxen ove 4 yeanr, 1st best vol e o oxen unuer 4 Ten 9 ; 2d bctyokeof oxen uneer4yes?a j Fai CatV.e, of any breed. Bezi -saii orrat catUe ove: years, size and 00 00 00 00 00 1 00 00 00 00 00 00 CO 00 00 00 00 do do do ilo ao to do Bet,; ouali.y considered ijt bullock j years: or over fat bil ock 4yea-.and unuer 5 , . fi builoci; yeai3 and nnder 4 ;t biMork2 vea iaad under S Tat bullocW I year and under 2 cow 4 yejiso'd cow under 4 and over 3 years old Grass fed fat tattle (for beef.) ro,' 2,'' ted fat cuttle, 4 years or over, $10 3 00 00 6 00 6 00 4 00 3 00 4 00 2 00 $5 00 00 00 00 00 00 Best bu'l over 3 years old., a cup worth . do br'J over 2 yv3. a old , do do buU ove1 1 year old do do cow ovei 3 yean old do do he;fer ore' 2yearsold do do heifei over 1 yea- old do do cait do HORSES. Blood Horses. $3 00 8 00 8 00 S 0u 8 0U 8 00 8 0'J $IS 7 10 b 1st suii'.'ou over 4 yosvs old 2d bes stallion ovc 4 years old- st beet brood mare over 4 vea a old 2d best brood mare over 4 yeavs old Is. best stall, oil col: over ojears old 2i bes; stallion colt over J veais old 1st best -Illy ove 3 yea-'so'd . . 2d best i.-'y ovc- 3 years old lsi bet i alhon coU ovet 2 yca'S old 2d best slaMioo col: over 2 years old i bes. filiy over 2 yeavs eld 2d best fillv over 2 yejii old 1st bes. statHoj f;oll over 1 year old 2d oesl stallion coli. ovet 1 ye3r old lit besl tuare colt over I yejr old 2d best mare colt over 1 year old Horses of all work. 1st besl .tallion Torall wo-.k, over4 years old $10 2d best 3ia'lioo lor all work, over 4 years old 5 1st best brood mare, anu loia by ner siae, 4 years old 2d best brood mare, and fold by her side, 4 years old Best mare or gelding 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 $10 00 5 00 $5 00 Draught Horses. 1st best stallion for draught, over 4 years $10 00 2d best stallion for draught, over 4 years 5 00 Best mare or gelding for draught, over 4 years 6 OU Matched horses and geldings. 1st best pa:r matched horses 2d best pair matched horses , Geldings and mares. 1st best eeldins for light i arness . 2d best gelding for l'bt harness law best selding lor saddle 2d best gelding for saddle 1st best mare lor light, harness 2d best .nare for ligbt harness 1st best mare for saddle 2d best mare for saddle . , Jacks and mules. 1st best jack ' 2d best jack 1st bestjennet 2d best jeanet 1st bes.j pair of mules 3 years old and over 2d best pair of mules 3 years old and over 1st bast single mule over 2 years old 2d best single mule over 2 yeajs old 1st best single mule over X year om 2d best single mule over, 1 year old , let best mule colt . .- 2d best mule colt ' ' ' ' 00 00 00 00 0U 00 00 $20 00 10 00 5 0U 2 00 . 15 00 00 00 00 OU 00 00 00 Premiums on horses from other Territories or States 1st best stallion ov r 4 years old Diploma 2d best stallion over 4 years old 1st best brood mare - 2d best brood mare do do do $4 00 Horses jack and mules Open to all. Best stallion . Silver Medal do jacK - v ' ; '. do brood mare' . . . . 1 do do jeanet do . . , " ' ' .' PREMIUMS ON SHEEP. ' . - Of any breed except next class. 1st best buck over 2 years old 2d best buck over 2 years old 1st best buck under 2 years old t 2d best buck under 2 years old a 1st best pen of 5 ewes over 2 years old 2d best pen of 5 ewea over 2 years old 1st best pen of 5 ewes under 2 years old 2d beit pen of 5 ewes under 2 years old 1st best pen of 5 ewe lambs 2d best pen of 5 ewe lambs , . Afen'oe and Saxon. 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 1st best pen of 5 ewes over 2 years old ' 21 best pen of 5 ewes oeer 2 years old 1st be3t pen of.5 ewes under 2 years old ' 2d best pen o. a ewes under 2 years old 1st best pen of 5 ewe lambs under 2 years old 21 best pen of 5 ewe lambs under 2 years old : Fat Sheep. 1st best fat sheep over 3 years old $2 00 2d best fat sheep over 3 years old 1 00 1st best fat sheep under 3 years old 2 00 2d best fat sheep under 3 years old I CO ' . FOREIGN SHEEP. . Premiums for Sheep from other- Territories or Stales, Long Wooled. Best buck ' Diploma do pen of 5 ewos do do pen of b lambs - " do do pea of b ewe lambs . do ' Middle Wooled ' .'. Best buck Diploma do pen of 5 ewes do do pen of y buck lambs . do do pen of b ewe Iambs do Merinoes and their grades. Best buck. Diploma do pen of 5 ewas do do pen of 5 buck lambs do do pen of 5 ew lambs do' Saxons and their grades. Best buck Diploma do pen of 5 ewes do do pen of b buck lambs do do pen of 5 ewe lambs do Sheep Premiums open to alL Best long wooled bnck ' 'Diploma do middle wooled buck do do Merino buck do do. Saxon buck do do, pen of 5 ewes, long wooled do do pen of 5 ewes middle wooled do do pen of b ewes, Merinoes , do do pen tf 5 ewes, Saxons do do pen of 5 0u-k lambs do do pen of 5 ewe lambs do Shepherd's Dog. Premiums open to all. Best Shepherd's dog Diploma and $4 00 2d best Shepherd 'a doj " do 2 00 SWINE. $5 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 5 00 2 00 1st best buck over 2 years old 2d best buck over 2 years old let best buck under 2 years old 2d best back under 2 yean old $5 00 3 00 5 00 2 00 1st best boa'' ovev 2 years old 2d best boar over 2 years old 1st best boar 1 year old 2d best boar 1 year old 1st best boar 0 months, and nrder 1 year 2d best boar 6 months and under 1 year 1st "oast b: eeding sow over 2 years 2d best breeding sow over 2 years 1st best breed'nj sow 1 ysar old 2d best breeding sow year old 1st besl sow 6 months and under 1 year 2d best sow o montjs and under lyear 1st best lot of pigs not less than 5 and under - 10 months ' . 2d best loi of pigs not lest than 5 and under 10 months G liNEBA r, RriES APPICABLE TO ANIMALS. When there is bntono exhinitor, although he may show sevcrai t nimals, in any class, or subdivision of a class, only one piemium will be awarded that to be the fir8t, c otbe- wise, as the meii of the animal may be adjudged by the committee ; and a premium will not be awarued where tbe animal is not worthy, though there be no competition. POULTRY. Open to all. Best lot of Dorkings, not less than Z 1 cock and 2 hens ... Diploma do lot of Polands oo do pair wild turkies ' do do pairtn-kies do do pair Shanghair do do lot of pny dist'et b-eed do do lot game cocks and hens do do pair Silesian ducks do do lotof small docks do do lot of Cluinea hens, not less than 6 do do pair of China geese do do pair oflarge geese do do pair of wild geese do do lot of porltry, owned by exhibitor, ( statement to be furnished varified do do exhibition of pigeons do FARM IMPLEMENTS. Plows Open io all. Best prairie plow Diploma and $5 00 do plow fo-general purposes od do do plow for Tight sandy soils do do do si eel plow do .do do side hill plow do do Tbe manner cf construction, materials, workman ship, durability ane price to be considered ; also, their capacity for lilting and turning over in the most perfect manner tbe greatest quantity of soil or sod with the least resistance, and leaving a proper surface for seed and after culture. Best fa-m w?gon for all purposes Dpilomaand$5 00 do sprmz wagon for marLetins purposes do leaping machine do mowing machine do corn stalk roller and cutter do horse power Tor general purpos's do thrashing machine . do portable saw mi'l do corn and cob mill do bemp and flax dressing machine do do do do do do do do do do do do do dc do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do clod crusher and roller do barrow do field roller 1 do . horse rake do -com planter do fanning mill do wheatdrill,notless than six do . broad cast sowing machine do seed planter band or horse power do wneatculuvato: twouorso corn cultivator one horse clover seed hulling machine machine for crashing sorghum horse power corn sheller hand power corn sbeller straw and bay cutttr corn stalk cutter vegetable root cutter ' churn , ' cheese press bee hive washing machine do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do. do do do do do do do 2 00 do do do do do do do do do do do 3 Oo do 2 00 3 60 2 00 do do do do do Implements and manufactured wares. Open to all- Best grain cradle Diploma and do band rake ' . do hay fork do grass scythe do cradle scythe do manure fork do lot of grain measures do lot of butter tubs and ferkins do wash board do one dozen corn brooms do plow harness do wsgon harness for farm do carriage harness do saddle and brivile for general p's do axes do and met numerous variety of agricultural implements do and most numerous variety of agricultural implements man ufactured in the Territory by the exhibitor, or under his su- ' pervision, materials, workman ship, utility, durability and prices to be considered in both cases do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do $2 00 1 00 do do do do do do 50 1 00 2 00 do 5 00 do do 15 00 do ,20 00 WOUL, Open to aU. 1st best fleece of fine wool Diploaa aa i $5 2d best fleece of fine wool " 3 To be exhibited by the grower. 1st best fleece coarse wool " , 1 2d best fleece eoarse wool ' FLOUR. 1st best sack (Neb. manufacture!) 2d best sack " M M $3 2 00 00 00 50 00 00 PREMIUMS ON BUTTER, BREAD AND HAMS. Butter. 1st best lot of ten pound rolls, made at any time $3 00 2d best M " 2 00 1st best lot, not less than 25 pounds, mad in May or June 3 00 2d best u t m 2 00 1st best tub or firkin, sot less than 50 lbs., made at any time 3 00 2d best M 2 00 . The competitors must state, in writing, the time when it was made ; the numberof cows, and whether any other food than was grass given them; (he treat ment of the milk before churning; mode of churn ing and freeing tbe butter from the milk; the quanti ty and kind of salt used; and w Lather salt-j acre or any other subsiance has been employed. Nebraska Bread. 1st best ten loaves , $2 01 2d best ten loaves 1 00 Nebraska Ham.. 1st best six hams "2 0 ) 2d best six hams 1 0') Nebraska Cheene. 1st best cheese, one year old and over 3 0 ) 2d best cheese, one year old and over 2 0') 1st best cheese, under one year old 3 0'J 2d best cheese, under one year old 2 00 Best cream cheese, manufao'er to state process 2 00 " pine apple cheese 100 Competitors must state, in wri inrr.the timeitwas made; the numberof cows kept; whether the cheese was made iroin one, two or more milkinzs: whether any addition is made of cream; the quantity of rennet used, and the mode of preparing it; the mode of pressure, and the treatment of tho cheese after wards. HONEY AND SUGAR. Honey. First best ten pounds '2 00 Second bet ten pounds I 00 1 he bone v to be taken un without deatm-vincf thn bees. Kind of hives to be s Decided. Sugarr Fnt best ten pounds cane sugar $2 00 Secend best ten pounds csne sugir 1 00 First best gallon cane molasses 2 00 second best gallon cane molasses 100 The process of manufacturing and clarifying to be stated in wriin. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. 1st best ten yards woolen cloth, Neb. made 2doest " - 1st best ten yards satinet 2d best ten yards satinet 1st best ten yarda jeans 2d best ten jards 1st besl pair woolen blankets 2d beni pair woolen blankets 1st best ten yprtia flannel , id best .en ya.ds flannel 1st best woo'encai pe. flteo yards . 2d best woolen cat e: firzeen yards 1st bes; lea y;rda I'nca i:d best ten yards i.'neu 1st bet hearth ruz . 2d bes; beri th rug is. best rag carpet fifteen yards 2d best rag carpet fifteen ya da 1st bes. doub'e carpet coverlet 2d. best doublecarpet coverlet Is't best pair of woolen koit s-ockinjrs 2d best pair -of woolen kni siokings Is; bes. pair cotton wove stockings 2d best air co.ton wove Stockings 1st best piir linen knit stockings 21 bes. pi ir linen knit s.ock'.ngs 1U bet' pi.ir uo;,.on knit stockings 2-1 be&t pair cotion knit stockings Lit best pair cotton wove stockings - 2d best p?ir cotton wove slocku-gs Ihc best poi!ad linen sewing tiireaj 2d bestpouud linen sewing iliread 1st best pair wjole.i ."riuge mi, .ens 2d bestpair woolen fringe miitens Dtscretiona-y premiums will be awarded on articles not included in t'ae above list. AMERICAN MANUFACTURES. Open to all. Best pleceof black brcadcloiii, I0y?rds o'more Diploma do piece blue broadcloti), ten yards or more . do do piece woolen ca-'et, ten yards or more do do piece satinet, ten yards do do piece cotton shirting, bleached, ten yards do do piece cotton shirting, unbleached, ten yards do do piece oil cloth, tenya ds do do piece prints, ten yards 1 do do piece Mousselin de Laines, ten yards do do black bro?dc:oth ""om Am. woor, ten yard do do blue broadclot j from A oi. wool, ten yards do Diplomas will be awarded for articles of merit, not In cluded in the abeve Ust. NEEDLE, SHEEL AND WAX WORK. M M" M U $5 00 2 00 4 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 4 OO 2 4 2 4 2 2 2 1 Diploma $2 QO Diploma $ 2 00 D'ploma oOcls Dip'oma 00c ts Diploma 60c ts Diploma 60cU Diploma oOcta Diploma oOcts Diploma dOcta Diploma Best ornamental needle work D'P'oma do ottoman cover do do table cover do do g oub of flowers do do varie'y worsted work do do fancy cbair work wilh needle do do worked cushion and back do do worked collar and handkerchief do do woo leu s.t-wl do 2d best woo'en shawl do Best Trorked quilts . .. do do white qui Its d do silk paicb work-qnilU " do do portfolios, worked do do silk bonnets da do straw bonnets do d lace capes do ' d) lamp-stand mats d) Sd best lamp-stand mats do Bes. ornamental shell work do d best ornamental thell work do Bes. specimen wax flower do 2d oest specimen wax flower do Discretionary premiums will be awarded or articles of merit not included in the above lis;.. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Open to oil. ' ' Best specimen animal painting in oil, by Am. tr. Diploma a speciaien animal painting in wa-er colo. a by American artists do do specimen ao. paiot;ng in oil, by foreign ar. do ; do specimen fruit painting do do specimen flower palming . ' do do specimen cattle drawing do do specimen daguerreotypes do do drawing of show grounds, for B'd of Agrl. - do Designs Open to all Diploma and $5 00 ao do 00 I 00 do do do do do do PLOWING MATCH. Open to all. Frst premium $5 CO Second premium 3 00 Boys under sixteen year of age. First premium $5 00 Second premium 3 00 SALT. 1st best sample 2d best samble Iio. oesi samoie To be exhibited by tha maker. . Diploma and 5 00 do 3 00 Best design of farm house Co design of poultry house do design of dairy house do desipn of poultry house .do do design of ice house . do do design of milk house . do do design of dry bouse do do design of smokehouse do do design o. farm gate do Designs must be accompanied wttfe estimates of cost and specifications. Those to which the premium may be awarded will be engraved and published In tbe Report of the Board or Agriculture. STOVES. Op fo all. Beit cooking stove for wood lire Diploma do cooking stove ror coal ore do do parlor stove do do apparatus for warming dwellings and public buildings do do apparatus for cooking range do (The remainder of the list will be published next week.) A i'cae for tlie FcarD of Julj. A ADDRESS TO THE AMERICA Fl.AC, ' Studied vp xcilst sttiin onto the Piazzj fense, walcMn of the American' Flag tcairrin from the Liberty Foal, end a techin off of frt crackers new and then. O. mity rag! O booteous peese of clothJ " Made up of red and white and blue stripes, And stars painted on both sides ; . All hale! Again I'm sittin in thi urr-lrajus Shadder, and admirin thi granjer. And suckin into my chist the gentle zefTere That are holden you out well ni onto Strate. Grate flag! when I shet My ize and look at yer, and think How as when you was little, and not much Bigger than a peese of cloth, and Almost as tender as a sheet of paper, yu Was karried all thru the revolushun Ary war, and have some few times senco Held up yer head with difficulty, and How tremenjous yu are now, I feel Jest as if I shud bust, and fii all round, and Want to git down off the fenc?, and git shot Or stabbed, or hit on the hed with u stick r Of wood, or hucg, for my kuntry. Prodigious banner ! Wouldn't I smile to See a Chinaman, or a small unnatcheraliz'd Furriner undertake to pull yer down? If a Chinaman, I wud siz him, and kut; . Off his kew, and bare it off in triumf ! Befoar I'd see a slit torn in yer, or tho Sakrelijus hands of a focuttin yu up into Bullit-patchin, I'd brace my back agin a ' Waul, or a house, or a fence, or a herd, aa It mite be, and fite, and strike, and scratch. And Looze my hat, and git bit in the i , and On mi leg, and akrost the small of Mi back, and faul kown, and sit up Agin, and kontiniie the struggle for b.ilf or Three quarters cf an hour, or until I get : Severely wounded. . , Teriffic emblem! ' How proud yu look, And how aulmity sassy yuwair round, Snapin,and crackin, and skeerin of horsV, . I spose your almost tairin to git into a Fite with sumbody, and satisfyin your . Kanniverous dispersitioa by eatinup a , , Hole nation. . . . . . ' Grate flag! I don't no which makes me Feel the most patriottick yu or the forth Of July; Yu ain't made of the same Kind of stuff, ahhd yu are about the same Age and are both sublime aud Terrible to kontemplate. But I' must klose, and waiv mi last adew, . However tryin to mi feelins it may be, And git down off of the fence, for already . The sharp pinis of the pickets I egin to Stick me, and make me skringe and hitch' About, and threttin to tear mi klose, And make me holler. ' In the following the difference plainly be seen: ... Young gent (who has trodden upon lady's toes in getting cut of the omnibus; I . bear vour pardon, madam, I could no help it, I assure you. Young lady (in the blandest" manner possible'): Oh. don't make any apology, sir, I beg ; it was my fault entirely. Same younrr lady ( whose dress has been stepped upon ' by a pretty erirl about to alight'): I wish that some people would keep their eves open and be I more careful when they are passing other people: - Necessity of 3IoraI Conrase. ; A great deal of talent i3 lost in the world for the want of a little courage. Everyday sends to their graves a number : of obscure men who have only remained in obscurity because their -timidity has prevented them from making a first effort, and who, if they could have been indaced to begin, wotdd, in all probability, have gone great lengths in the career of fame. . The fact is, that to do anything in this world worth doinsr, we must not stand back shivering and thinking of the cold and danger, but jump in and scramble , through as well as we can. It will not do to be perpetually calculating risks andad- usting nice chances ; it did very well be fore the flood, when a man could consult his friends upon an intended publication or a hundred and fifty years, and then ive to see its success afterwards : but at present a man waits, and doubts, and con sults his brother and his panic ularf riends. till one fine day he finds that he u sixty years of age ; that he ha3 lost so much time in consulting his first cousin? and particular friends, that he has no ti:ne to follow their advice.Stcn Smith. - Shakespeare ana D'ATenanf, -: Shakespeare wa3 - accustomed to visit Stratford annually, and used tD bait at th3 . Lrown Inn, at Uiford, then kept by John u Avenant, tne rather of the poet, whose wif8 was beautiful and accomplished. The constant visits of the bard, and'! charms of j the landlady, gave rise to ' scandalous reports, and among others, tnai tneir son, vviuiam, aiterwards bir William 'D'Avenant, was so fond, cf -Shakespeare he would run from school to see him. He was orice'observed by an old townswoman running almost outcf breath, and upon being asked whither he- was going in such a hurry, answered, "To sea his GoJ-fathrr Shakespeare." "That's, a good boy," replied the old woman, "but have a care yon don't take God's name in yarn. ii "Yod may be ?ure," mumbled an old ' woman to a younsr one. "that when a man. is perpetually saying to his wife, You. will wear my lite out,' it is all stull, my, dear, and stuff, too, that last3 a precious time longer than we can buy for a petti-' coat or a gown." .-: : ; Wordsworth ii said to have drunk from a wooden bowl ; Byron from a skull chased with gold ; Moore, a cup formed like a lotus flower, and set in brilliants ; Crabbe, a scooped pumpkkin ; Rogers, an antique ' vase, formed cf agate, and Clemans, a champagne glass. - W'ideswarth uses a simple tumbler, and the frequency cf the use depends upca the nature cf the fluid supplied. . . j a.,