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VOL. IV-
BEOWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 1859.
BUSINESS CAKDS.
TS. C. JOHNSON,
TT0RNEY AT LAW,
Itcal Estate Agrcnt,
DUOWNVILLK, N. T.
lI0n.Wm.I3,ilointroe,P.
Wm.McV"',
Tharlei F. ruleri .,, vr
. F Uke, -4T-W
M.j 7.I8S7.
' . A TTTTEIT
(abinet'&Wagon-IIaker
"irUlNT McDONOUGH
HouseSign, &" Ornamental Painter,
GLAZIER, fe.
nit01TXVIL.IX, X. T,
' " cns. r. HOLLT.
""'"KINNEY WHOLLY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
riittlSll4 CITT.S T.
CsurU at BrownviHe.
E. S. DUNDY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
' 1 .wn. BICHARPKON CO. W. T.
TiLLpr.c:ic in the aeveral CourU of the : M. Xudioal
Di.anJ attend tt .11 mttert Xfj"
will iit n.f in the precuU&n ot important Suita.
Sept. 10. '67-11 -tf .
CTW. WHEELER,
Architect and Builder.
Drownvlllo. IJ" T.
MISS MARY TURNER,
MILUHER "AMD DRESS MAKER,
Miio Street, ore door aboTe Carsons Bank.
UllOWNVILLK N. T.
Bounds and Trimming always on hand.
JAMES W. GIBSON,
BLACKSMITH
SeonJ Street hetwe in Main and Nebrask.,
BUOWKVILLE, N. T.
Clocks, Watches & Jewelry.
J. SCHITTZ
fTL Would anaociKJCtn the citiaena of, Brownvllle
7L an1 vidnitjr tliat be taa located biroself in
JrewnviUe, andinten'ls keevitig a full Rort.
went ul everrthina in his lineuf bnitinefa, which will
v?..l1 lorn-t r c.h. He will aliutdvt all ainda ot re
pairing ut tKKrkc, watches and jewelry. All worfc war
tinted. v3nl8!y
J)R. D. GWIN,
Having permanently located in
BROWN VI LLE, NEBRASKA,
For tl e practice of Medicine and Surjrery, ten
ora hif professional services to the aSictcd.
Office on Main Street. rm23v3
O. L. H'GAKT. O. S. HI WETI,
McGARY & HEWETT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
-SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY.
Brownvlilc, Kctraska.
Will practict in the Court of Nebraska, and North
weat Misaouri.
REFERENCES.
Meaara. Crow, McCreary & Co.,
Hon. Jatuea U. Ilugha, - -
non uha K. Sheply, -
Hon. Jamea Craig, -
Tlvn. Silua Woodaon,
JudreA.A. Bradford,
S. F. Nnckplla Esq.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Do
. Do
. gt. Joseph, Mo.
Do
Nebraska City, N. T.
Do
tinner fcllolley, Nebraska City.
Cheerer Sweet& Co., do
J. Sterling Kurton do
Brown &. Bennett, Brownyllla
R. W. Furnaa ' do
Brownrille, N. T. Not. 18. 1S58. rtnil
Fit AN KLIN
TYPE & STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
IZo. 163 Vine St., bet. Fourth ana Fiftt.
Cincinnati, 0.
C. F. O'DRISCOUL & CO
Manufacturer)) and dealers in Newa, Uookftna Job
Tjpe, Printing Presses. Case, tallies. Ac, Ac.
Inks, and Printing Material of "Every Description,
STEREOTYPING of all kind Bookslusi.-.
PatentMedicine Direotions.Jobs, Wood EngrcTingf,
&c, t c.
Brand and Pattern Letters, various styles,
BROWNVILLE
W B WS LULL
JESSE KOEL
IlarinK rented the interest of Lake and Emraeraon in
the Brownrille Steam Saw and Grist Mill, announces to
to the public that he la prepared fo nccmm!ate the
citizens .r Brownvllle and Nemaha Couuty with a su
perior quality of lumber of all kind.--AUo with the
Grist Mill, to serve all in mat uae.
The market price at all times paid ror ings ana ucrn.
The old bnsinesaof Noel. Lake & Kmnierson will 1c
settled by Henry Lake. All future but-iness c-nducted
by the underbianed. JKSSK NOEL.
Brownvllle, April 7th, u
TENNER FERGUSON,
Attorney and Counsellor
jOlX Law,
BELLE VUE, NEBRASKA.
' GEORGE EDWARDS,
AllOniTEO T.
OmCL Max if Liutej Kinney tf Holly' t cjiet,
Nebraska City,
Persons who contemplate building can be furnished
ith Deipns, Plans Speciflcstions, fcc. for buildinsoi
iny class or Ttriety of Ktyle. iut the erection of the
sme superinteaaeJif dsire4. Prompt attention paid
j tuinefrora a distsnce. 62if
A. D. KIRK,
Attorney at Law,
Land Agcat and IVotary Public
RuJo; Richardson Co., N. T.
Will practice in the Cartf iint -dSebraska.a
J Harding and Bennett. Nebraska City.
A. S. HOLLADAY, M. D.
Bespectfnlly inr..rmshi(r frieid in Brownvllle sid
imiuediate vicinity that be has resumes ihe practice of
Medicine, Snrscry, &. Obstctrtcs,
and hoii,tvHrict attention to hia profession, to receive
uat f eneriu ptronge 1 n rre extended thim In
ail C4se where it is pot-ti It if expedient, a prescription
hcsinemiwitl be done. Otiut at City Drug Stort.
i"cb.24, 35 ly
SAINT JOSEPH
FEJIALE COLLEGE,
ST. JOSEPH, JIO.
WILLIAM CAMERON, A. UL. Principal.
Completely ortrmiited as a 4rt class Female Boardin
and l)ay school. Number . limited t 124, iacludiriK 26
brder. Sclmlotic year cmmem-lup Brst Monday im
Pptember. For Catalogues, with lull particulars, 4
dfei. the Principl.
AngUKt ltl ls59- yjnitf
SAVE YOUR MONEY AND GOTO
CITY TRUHK STORE.
FASSETT 8c CROSSMAN,
Manufacturers of
Traveling & Packing
VALISES, CARPET BAUS,
South West corner of Pine and 3d si's,
Saint Louis, Jlo.
We are now prepared U nil all orders
JtJ in our line with promptness andonthe
K-X-iT V. T-Itbe idosi reasonable terms. Our stock it.
...V.l l.i Vljryr and complete and ail of our own
manufacturing. Those in want oi arucie in our hub,
(wholesale r retail) will do well to Kive us a call be
f. re purchasiuir eUtahere. A share of public patron
age is solicited. - T.:
M'NUTT'S
Oeletorated
STOQACH BITTGIIS
Art cn unequalled Tcnic nd EtoMehic. a potittiv
and paiaiauit aevitatf jot gtntiai wmmji y
ftpri, Ion of Appetite and ail disease! of the
Digestive Organt.
These Bitters are a sure Preventive of
FEVER AKD AGUE !
They are prepared from the purest materials by an old
and experienced DrugKibt; and therefoi e can be relied
on.
TUEY AID DIGESTION!
Bygently excitinft the system into ahealthy action; are
pleasant to the tate. aud aUopire that ritzorto
the system that i so essential to health.
EJ"A wineglass fuli maybe taken two or three times
a ay before eating.
Prepared only by W, L. II'NUTT,
ST. IaOUIS, MO.
Oct. 29. '68 lS-ty '
I,
WM T DEN
BOOT ADD SHOE LM
Wholesale and Re'ail dealer in
BOOTS AND SHOES.
. - Bromrille. N. T.
Ff. niSNOWOXnAKDalarrtandwcUaelect
:J tock irf B.x.Ujnd Sh.es. Ldj. and Gent. 'a
IV! Gaitera and Sitpiera of eery variety; also.
.VKwea and Childrena sbnes of erery kind that I
ui el cbe per for Cash or Produce than any other
Bouse WMtuj gt. Lui. All work warranted; orders
: 'Pctfnily hclted.
st iv' "i,b,ll Ca price paid for HWles. Pelts and Fura,
sal ' J B(Kt n1Sn Store. Cut Leather kept (
-owrwlUe.JuneSd, '69.
n49)f-
rrn
vi,
TY BAKERY,
rst St., bet Main and Atlantic,
BROWNVILLE,
COMFORT & TECE,
. W C. COMFORT,
rlllt, April $8. 44-tf ,0S-CPU T1CB-
DROWX & Cf.IXTOX,
PRODUCE DEALERS,
Forwarding & Com mission
MERCHANTS,
No. 78, North Levee, St. Louis, Mo.
Ordera for Groceries and Manufactured Articles a ceo
rately filled at lowest possible rates. Consipnment for
eale and re-shipment respectully elicited. Shipment
of ail kiads will be raitMully attended to.
JReferrences :
Messrs. G H Rea & Co St. Louis
B irtlett. XcComb &.Co ; do
Gilbert, Miles & Stannard do
Hon. W H Bumngton, Auditor State of Missouri
J Q Harmon, Esq. Cairo City. 111.
Messrs Molony, Bro's itCo' New Orleans, Louisiana
J D Jackson. Esq., do do
Messrs llinkle Guild & Co, Cincinnati, O.
F Hatnmar&.Co do
Branded 4t Crawford Louisrille, ITf.
Woodruff &. Huntington, Mobile. Ala.
H. Billinss Esq., Beurdslown, III.
May 12, 1658 45-Sm
Buchanan Life and General
ZzLtiiuranco Co.,
Office cr 2d and Julc sta.t
ST. J USE r II, 210.
CHARTERED AT THE LAST PESSIOX iF THE MO. LEG
lutaorlzcd Capitol 3,000,000.
DIRECTORS :
J. B. Jennirijrs, I. K. Iioaard.4. A. Owen. Milton
Booth. John Clhoun..TohnlI. Likens. W.ll.l'encik,
Jamec Kay.. J. McAban . A. . Mansfieer.
I. B. JENNINGS, Pres.
K.R.McAsnAN, Sec'y.
tS now reaoiy to receive application for Life. Fire
L Marine and River risks. A c-aj-h return of 25i.ee
cent, will be allowed on cargo premiums. Loss-r
promptl) ii.ljugbed.nnd the usual facility given to
the patrons of theoCte.'
AprinRth.1857. . ' -3m
O MAKI OCCLIT. 8 80X7THA&O, a&
GOULET CO.,
(La!t Randall, Gouley, fc Co.,)
Commission . Merchants,
CORKER OF VINE AND COMMERCIAL ST8.
akd ;
Number 54, North Levee,
St.IaOuls, Missouri,
GENERAL rORWARDERS,
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLS.,
"Patent -Metallic Keg'- Agency for
DuPont's Gunpowder.
ALIO
AgcnU Jot Crofftr f Co's Unadulterated
Liquors.
Jaly7.h, 1553.
EOTNJ SHOE
First Street opposite Recorder's Office,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
TITE subscriber would respectfully Inform the citizens
of Brownvllle and vicinity, that he has located here for
the purp.se of manufacturing Boot, and Shoe to order.
All persous in want of a superior article will do well to
call and leave tbeir measure-
Repairing promptly and neatly done.
E. GREEK.
BrcwuTllle, July 7, 1S59. viul-tf
O. H. WILCOX.
T. W. BEDOR L-
VILCOX cSc BEDFORD,
DEALERS IS
LAND WARRANTS,
AND
EASTERN EXCHANGE,
33rownvlllof ZN". T.
Land Warrants Loaned on Time
From One Month to Ten Years,
Land Warrants Loaned to Pre-emptors ; Taxes Paid J
Collections made; Real Estate Boucht and Sold; Lands
Located; and Hate Investments made for Eastern Cap-
italists.
All Land Warrants sold by us are guaranted perfect
in all respects,
REFERENCES.
Register and Receiverof Land Offlceat Brownvilie, NTj
Ke?ister ann necciveroi una umct ai i2urri tnji
Register and Receiver ot Land Office at Oranha. N. T
Siiur.e! W. Black, Governor of Nebrabka, Russell
Maiors, Wadjeil. Government Traiifporters, Kanna
and NebrakarE. K. Willard & Tonng. Bankers, Chica"
ro; F. Granper Adams Banker. Chicpo; Taylor Bro's,
76 Wall street N. T. City. Thompson Bro's. No 2 Wall
street N T City, Hon Alfred Gil more, Philadelphia,
Pa ; W. 8 Grant President Gardiner Bank, Maine; w.
M Con key. President Bankof Chenango, N. T. Crane
tc Hill Brownville. Nebraska.
The Land Sales take place in Nebraska in July, Au
gust and September, when some of the choicest lands in
th United States will beoflred for sale, and afterwards
subject to private entry with Gold or Land Warranta.
Brownville, N. T., July 14, IS69. no i om
PRINCE & CO.'S
IMPROVED MEL0DE0NS,
1TITII DIVIDED SWELL
The Bent-Toned Rted futrument in the world.
List of Prices:
Fniir V.tv Melndeon 845 CO
Four-and-ba if Octave Melodeon 60 00
Five Octave Melden w
t' v.lM .v Uolir!rin Piano Cas. Four StrtCS Si 10C 00
Five,ctave Melodeon. double reed, portablecast 130 00
-- .. .. n - . nn iv
Six octave Jseiooetm riano ase
Five Octave Melodeon, Piano Case Connie rea 100 uu
iviira UoliJmn iKmhle Banks, four StODS 200 OC
Thi Orsrun Melodeon. flvesets Reeds, two Banks
Key and reoai nass w
First rreminni awarded wherever exhibited. Illus
rated prlco circulajs sent by mail.
Orders Prcmot)y Fitted By
GF.n. A PRl NX'E & CO , Buffalo. N. Y.
GEO A PRl NCE&CO.. 110 Lake St., Chicago. 111.
GE" A PRINCE & CO., 67 Fulton st. Jf. T. City.
Julr ,Jtb. 1659.
FKUIT TREES.
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Shrubs, Roses, Vines, Plants, etc.
USEES CO.,
. ; Agents for
A. Fahnestook & Sons.
TOLEDO NURSERIES,
AUK now canvassing Nemaha and Richardson counties,
Nphrat-ka: and Atchis. n county. Missouri; receiving
order for Fruit Trees. Shrubs Vines. Evergreens, kc,
&c They call the attention of Farmers and others de
sireing anything in their line to the advantages of pur
chasing kupplies at their Nursery. The sttk is com
plete and prices as favorable as that of any other Nur
seiy any where, and all warranted to be as represented.
Orders can also be left at the Advertiser nfflce Brown
ville. N. T.
July 7th, ltC9.
IS HAM RE AVIS,
ATTOltNEY AT LAW,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Palls 'hty, Richardson County, Nebraska.
Wi 1 x. ve prompt attenti n to all professional busi
ness Intrasted to his care In Richardson and adjoining
counties; also to the drawing of deeds, pre-emption pa
pers SiC., c. May 13. 5S n4S-fim
J. W. BLISS,
COJJ'gTA'nT T? JIKHD
Collecting Agent,
FERU, NEMAHA COUNTY,
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
Particular attention paid to making collections far
non-residents. Charges reasonable.
References.
R. W. Frame. Postmaster. Peru .
Wm. E.Pardee, : Probate Judge Neb. Cily
E K Parker County Clerk, Browni'.la
Lyrord &. flora, Sonora. Mo.
JAMES HOG AN.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER.
Southeast cr. 2nd and Eocust St's.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
All kinds of Blank Bvks mudeof the best paper, ruled
to any pattern, and sewed in the new improved patent
mxle . .
LirHARIES PERIODICALS. lITTSIC.&c,
bound in any style, and at the shortest notice.
Having been awarded the Premium at the last Me
chanic's Fair, be reels ondident in Insuring satisfaction
to all who mar rive him a call.
July 121. 1853. - . 1yv3n
. YT. IlazcUlne & Co., . ..
171 Walnut Street, trtt (!onr btlow Gibson House,
. CIXCLWATI. -
Pealers in Seeds, T ees. Shrubs. Twosev Beddiria:
Plan's Cnt Flowers, Adricultaral Imi'letaeots. Green
and Ilia! Fruits, Ac. , lcl
ARCADE 'SALOON
MAJN STREET,
(Over Settle & Urecnbauin'a Clothing Store,)
Brownville, II T.
The proprietor wnuld respectfully inform the pub
lic that ho ha opened up nud established for the re
frementof the innir iuan,at t' e Hb vo mentioned
placo. where nil can boccorjamod,it'd with the best
of Wines and l.iquo.H, and rnjy the 'Mthing in
fluence of th- best qu:ilily of Senrju. A first clas
Ptulan's I'm tent Umbination Cushions, with all the
moderm tmj n vc-mtnts. i. al.o on the )r(mises for
the enj. j enent of all ho delisrhf in thi gcntlernitn
ly and si t.tifcciim'. EVAN WOltTIIIXO.
September 22d, IS6. nll-5m
fflOffllMBFIttllK
. G. S. KNEPFER,
XSrowrtvlllo, TO". T.
Informs the public that he is now prepared with
all the necessary apparatus such as heavy iron jack
sort wh for moving, raising or lowering buildings of
evtry description, without injury to the plastering.
His facilities are such, ia this, hoe that, he cannot
fail to satisfaction.
Also -
Carpenter and Builder,
- In which business he trusts his cxrerience and
qualifications are such as to secure for him a liberal
patroniigc. . ......
Sept. 22,1. 1859. . nll-tf
TOUiSTD.
A MEMORANDUM JtOOK, which the owner can
have by calling At this of5ce, describing and paying
ur tiiu aavcriiseDuni.
: AWARD OF PBEIIIUMS
At the Finl Nemaha County Agricultu
ral Fair, held at Brownville, October
6thand7ih,lS5d.
HORSES AND 2IULE3:
Best Stallion : Jacob Rogers, Ohio Farmer.
Best do 2 years old: D. C. Sanders, Prairie
Farmer.
Best Match Horses for draft : A. J. Kichardion, O.
Farmer.
Best brood mare: A. S. S inderland, Country Gen
tleman. Best 3 year old geldiDg : A.&andley, Ohio Culti
vate r. I
Best 2 year old colt: J. L. Combs, 0. Cultivator,
do 1 do do do -do
Best sucking colt: W. Hall - do
do saddle horse: A Si Ilolladay, C Gentleman
do buggy do do do
do pnircar'age do J Rt geriOhio Farmer
do pair mules : J N Kelly, Valley Farmer.
CATTLE
Best thorongb bred bull: R W Ftmm, C Gent
. do native bull: J Strain. Ohio Cultivator
do thorough bred cow : KW Furnas, F Farmer
do native vow : J W Coleman, Ohio Cultivator
do sucking calf: KW Furua., Albany Cultivator
' do yoke oxen : J Noel, Prairie Farmer.
Best boar nnder 1 year old : J W Swan, Ohio Cul
do sow do do do do
do sow over 2 do W Rossell
do litter of pigs . do do
FARM PRODUCTS .',
Best sod corn : Nixon & Smith, Prairie Farmer
do old ground com: Nixon Smitu, P Farmer
do ' wheat: J Bean, Prairie Farmer
do millet: R W Furnas, Diploma
do equaw corn . W Rossell, Diploma
do sweet corn : J Hoffman, Diploma
do flour corn: J N Kelly, Diploma
MA CHINES, WA G OKS & STO VES
Best thrasher and separator: D C Sanders, Prairie
Farmer -Best
horse power: DC Sanders, Ohio Cultivator
do farm wagon : A J Richardson, do
do parlor stove : C Deuser, do
' SADDLES, HARNESS, &c.
Best carriage harness: J Small, Valley Farmer
do wagon harness: J W Middleton P Farmer
do saddle : D J Martin k Co., Diploma
do gent's slippers : do do
BREA D, B UTTER, Fh UIT. FL 0 $ERS, & C.
Best bread : Mrs C B Smith, Albany Cultivator
do butter. Mrs II B Strong, do do
do apples: S R Summers, do do
do preserved fruits : Mrs Hoffman, Diploma
do fcugar cane molasses : Alex. Skeen, 0 CulLi
do citron butter: Mrs Hotfinan, Diploma
, do peaches: Mrs Hoffman, Diploma
do tomato butter: Mrs Hoffman, Diploma
do tomato citsup: Mrs Hoffman, do
do native wine: J Marbon, do
do display of fljwers : Mrs C B Smith, Diploma
VEGETABLES
Best sweet potatoes: J no Barnes, Albany Cultiva
do irish potatoes: Alex Skeen do do
do od'oiis : J L Curr, do do
do ' turnip: S R Summers, do do
do beets: J Hoffman, do. do
do Parsnips: J L Carr, do do
do endive: do do do'
do tomatoes: do do do
do raddi&h: 1 do do do
do peppers: Z Clark, do do
dj pumpkins: A Handley, do do
do squash: A J Richardson, do do
do lima beani: J L Carr, do do
do Ceid beans: R .1 Whitney, do do
do rice corn: J L Carr, do do
do cabbage: J VV Coleman, do do
do carrots: H B Strong, do do
' POULTRY
Best pair shanghies: Dun Lewis, Diploma
do coop do J V Coleman, do
do coop banties: J John, do
do fan tail pigeon: Wm Whitney, do
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Best prairie plow: W R Leach, Prairie Farmer
do harrow: H Bean: Ohio Farmer
do shovel plow: 11 Bean. Ohio Cultivator
NEEDLE WORK:, &C.
Best needle work: Miss Hoffman, Diploma
do ottamans. Mrs S Beldcn, do
do worsted mats: Mrs C B Smith, do
MISCELLANEOUS. BY DISCRETIONARY
COMMITTED
Best display of hardware: Theodore Hill, Diploma
do display of fancy articles: T J White, do
do display of ready ifliida clothing t
D J Martin, do
do fancy wood work: E Mdthieu, do
do oil paintings: Miss Kate Tipton, do
do Penmanship: Master T Nixon,
aged 12 years, do
do specimens printing: Advertiser, do -do
do brick: John Clark, do
do cot ton Wood sash. J Cooper, do
do telescope gum O Stevens, do
do rag carpet: Mrs 0 Stevens, do
do bed quilt: Mrs Jno Clark, do
do counterpnn: Mrs J Noel, do
do spwimen hemjr C B Smith, do
do 2 year old filly: Tbos Heady, do
dj do stallion: J W Swan, . do
do can fruits, Ac: Hill A Martin,
(by special committee of ladies)do .
do gent's slippers: Luoinda Wilcox,
aged 60 years, j
do writing desk: W Rossell, do
do toy bedstead: J Hamilton, do
do pea nuts grown in county:
Alex Skeen, do
do segnrs manufac. in county:
1 Dueser, do
do transit: TW Bedford, d
do woolen hose: Mr3 II B Strong, do
do cotton hosci do do do
do Neb made cider: S RSummers, do ; A
do embroidery: Mas C E L I-olmes, do
do monochromatie pictures:
T J Favorite, do
do cage canaries: Mrs C B Smith, do
do patent boot jack: Louis UilL do
LADi EQUESTRIAN
Best Lady Equestrian : Mrs Barnes, Lady's Book.
FLOUR
Best flour : J G Melvin, Diploma.
Several entries for competition on Farm and Hedge
Fencing were ina ie. The Committee have not yet
made the necessary examination, but will do so the
coming week. . ' '
D. C. SANDERS, President.
R. W. FrttSAS Sflcretaryj
FLOUEIIIG HILL!
TOE undersigned IiiTing leased th Steam Floor
and Corn Mills lately orected a the Missouri River
at Nemaha City, are now prepared to grind
WHEAT OR CORN
WITH DISPATCH.
Elavil g one of , .
Clark's Celcbriitcd Flonrln's JIllIs,
Manufactured at Philadelphia, we can manufac
ture 100 sacks of Saperfine Flour and grind COO
bushels oT Com daily.
Our building for storing nd shipping grain or
produce is unsu passed on the River.
We will provide the public with a Free Ferry at
all times. '
BROWNLEE & TIDWELL.
- August llth, '59. . n-3m
Of all kmcU, for. tale at tbii olhce.
Prenlacs Awarded
At tit First Nebraska Territorial Fair, Jttli at
. Nebraska City, on tie 2Ut, 22d and 23i of Sept
ember, 1859. .
PREMIUMS 09 CATTZ.IC.
. Short Horns.
Geo P West: Best 2 year old DujLam
Bull, S3.
Geo P West; Best 1 year eld Durham
Bull. $6.
Peleg Redfield; 2d best I year cld
Durham Bull, S3.
J L Ariustroug: Best 2 year oil Dur
ham Heifer, S3.
Geo P West: Best 1 year old Durham
Heifer, S3.
John B Bennet: Best 4 year old Dur
ham Bull, $10.
J N Cowjes : Best sucking Calf Durham
Bull, S3.
Devon s.
W W Furnas : Beat 2 year old bull,
S3.
R W Furnas; best 2 vear old heifer,
sa ;'
R W Furnas: best sucking calf, $5.
Native, and cross behceen native and im
proved cattle.
J L Armstrong: best one-eigth Dur
ham cow over 3 years, $5.
J L Armstrong : 2d best cow over 3
years, S3.
J L Armstrong: best three-fourths bred
sucking calf, $2.
Russell, Majors &, Waddell : best na
tive 1 year old heifer, S3.
J B Bennet: 2d best fifteen-sixteenths
Durham bull calf, 81.
Working Oxen and Sleerr.
J H Masters: best yoke of oxen, over
4 years, $5.
D M Martin: 2d best, S3.
D M -Martin: best 10 yoke working
oxen, S10.
Foreign cattle. : '
DC Gibbs, Clarinda.Iowa: best 1 year
old bull, Durham and Devon cross, diplo
ma. Harvey Bourn: Best 3 year old Dur
ham cow, diploma.
Harvey Bourn: best 4 year old Dur
ham cow, diploma.
Harvey Bourn: best 9 months Durham
bull calf, diploma.
Harvey Bourn: best 4 months Durham
heifer, diploma.
Sweepstakes.
J B Bennet: best bull over 3 years, a
cup of the value of 88.
J L Armstrong: best bull calf, 10
months old, a cup of the value of 88.
D C Gibbs: best 1 year old bull, a cup
of the value of 88.
J L Armstrong: best cow over 3 years
a cup of the value of 88.
J L Armstrong: best heifer over two
years, a cup of the value of 8
Geo P West: best 1 year old heifer, a
cup of the value of S8.
Harvey Bouru: best heifer calf, a cup
of the value of S3.
H0BSES.
Blooded Horses.
I L Gibbs : best brood mare over four
years. 810.
A Bow en: best stallion colt over three
years, 6.
Geo P West: best stallion colt over 2
years, 84. ' ,
Andrew Jason: 2d best stallion colt
over 2 years, 82.
Robt Hoback: best filly over-2 yearsj
S4. .- : . .
H H Harding: best filly over 3 years,
S4. .. :' .
Francis M Cox: best stallion colt over
1 year. 84.
J S Morton : best stallion over 4 years
old, S10.
P J Armstrong: 2d best mare over 4
years, 85.
J L Combs: 2d best filly 2 years, 82.
Edward Plainer: 2d best stallion colt
over 1 year old. 82.'
S F Hail: 2d best stallion colt over 3
years, 83.
Geldings and Marts.
W W Hackney: best mare for light
harness, 85.
Davis & Teese : best gelding for light
harness, 85.
William Garrison: 2d best gelding for
light harness, 83.
T J Armstrong: 2d best mare for light
harness, 82. . , , .
" Rhoda A Davis: best gelding for sad
dle. 82. -
. Emmet Nuckolls: best mare for sad
dle, 85.
Watson Black: 2d best mare for tad
die, S3. .." "
Horses of all work.
. Pe'eg Redfield: best brood mara ad
foal by the siae, $10. -
H B Roberts : 2d best brocd mare, 5.
Edward Frazier: best gelding, 85.
Edward Frazier: best stallion over 4
years, S15.
Draught Horses.
' John Cassell: best mare' for draught
over 4 years, 85.
J S Morton: best stallion for draoght
over 4 years, SI 0. ':'
. . Match Horses. .
Geonre Glines: best pair matched hor
ses, 810. . '
D La hoc: best pair matched colts, di
ploma. , .
Mules and Jacks.
H'Weda:e: best pair of mules 3 years
old and over, S15.
Horses from ether Territories cr States.
Harvey Bourn : best brood mare, diplo
ma'. ' '
J McCoy: test span notched hcr3S3,
diploma. ,
A H Green : best gelding, diploma
sarr?.
Peleg Redfield j best psn cf 5 yeareld
ewes, $4.
Peleg Redfield: best fat sheep over 2
years, 82.
Peleg Redfield : best buck over 2 years
84. f
swisr.
J S Morton: best Suffolk bear 1 year
old 85.' Best sow 6 months eld, G4.
Best breeding sow over 2 years, C5.
John Swan: best boar 6 months, CI.
FABM IM?I.IMI5TS.
H C Woolph: best spring wagon fcr
marketing, diploma.
Peleg Redfield: best corn planter, dip.
Richard Justice: best mowing ma
chine, dip. 1
J H Masters: best bee hire, dip.
wool..
Peleg Redfield: best fleecs fine wcol,
dip. Best fleece coarse wool, dip.
. ri.oua.
Z Vanier U Bro : best sack of winter
wheat flour, dip. Best sack of spring
wheat flour, dip.
Brownlee and Sid well: 2i best stekef
spring wheat flour, dip. , .
John G Melvin: best Ilia GiHl5
wheat flour, dip.
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BUTTtH, BftEAD, &C.
Mrs RL Fay: best lot cf butter in
rolls, 83.
Mrs. H P Strong : best lot tf butttr ia
firken, 83.
Mrs H E Hills : pan cf best rucks,
dip.
Mrs G Melvin: best salt rising bread,
dip.
Airs J M'Cann: best cheese under 1
year old, 83.
J H Master : best lOlbs honey, 2.
Peleg Redfield: 2d best, 81.
Mrs. A Majors: best grape jelly, clip.
Mrs H H Harding: best plum jelly,
dip.
Mrs J Anderson: best apple melon
butter,- dip.
Mrs H H Harding : tomato catsup, dip.
Mrs J H Masters: best fresh tomatoes
in bottles, dip. Best fresh rhubard in
bottles, dip.
Mrs H E Hills: best plum butter, dip.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Mrs E B Higgins : best ladies collar
crotchet work. dip.
Mrs G G Gillet: best pair lamp mats,
dip.
MrsE S Arnold: best table mats, dip.
Miss C Gibbs: best infants net shirt,
dip.
Miss Unia Raisin: best embroidered
shawl, dip.
Airs J S Carr : best hearth ruggs, dip
Mrs Alia Morton : best worked slip
pers, dip. '
Mrs E Arnold : best steal covers, dip.
Mrs. H E Hills: best leather worked
picture frame, dip.
Mrs E B Higgins: best landscape
painting.' dip.-. -
Mrs W R Adkins : best red quilt, dip.
MrsG G Gillett: :2d best red quilt,
dip.
Mrs J W Swan: 3d best red qtiilt,
dip.
Mrs John Closse : best two coverlets,
dip. Best pair of blankets, dip.
Mrs G G Gillett : best flannel, 4.
Best counterpane, dip.
Mrs H P Strong:, best pair woe I an
hose, dip. Best pair cotton hose, dip.
Mrs John Closser: 2d best pair cotton
hose, dip.
Mrs H B Strong: best embroidery on
cotton, dip.
Miss Julia Golloway : pencil landscape
dip.
Miss Gillett: best crayon sketch, dip.
Mrs EB Higgins: best feather flow
ers, dip.
Cabinet Ware.
Albert Theis : best dressing bureau,
dip.
Aug. Gerhart : best portille writing
desk, dip.
Fred Clark : best fancy stand, cip.
A McAsland: best Pktta River csdar
newal post, dip.
BAXSWABZ.
D B UcMechan: best cass cf CJtliry,
dip.
T Creed : best pair hem shesj, dip.
raum
Ttzthu
W II Lowe: best specimen cf zzz&zz
Yanety, Co.
J H Masters: i best specimen cf
seedling variety, 51.
Watermelons.
Peleg Redfield : best six pedrns,2
. Mu&kmlcus.
Psleg Redfield: best six specimens, SI.
HOBTICULTUXAZ..
51 Allen : greatest variety of flowers,
dip.
J H Masters: greatest variety of dah
lias, dip. Greatest variety of roses, dip.
Greatest variety of verbenas, dip. Best
collection china asms, dip. Best collec
tion green an(f hot-house thcts' tflp'oraa.
Best pair rouud rouetta, dip. Bjst pair
petunias, aip. . 1
NO. 15.
Naiic: Wine.
C R Oucway : test native win?, drau
11 B Strong : 2d best cative wis3,d:,
TZGETASI.XS.
J H Mnsters: test six heads wuIIUctt
er.Sl. P RedSeld i lest taraips, 81.
P Redfield: best carets, 81.
T H Masters: best beets, 81.
J II Masters: best onions, diplrrsa,
A EMcConnell: best 12cabtajes, 1.
Peleg Re i5.eli: best peck temi!c:?sfcSl.
J H Masters: best ej-g plants, cjp.
M Allen: best peck sweet potatoes, Cl
Pelez Redfield : test 3 sauashes. 31. '
Joel Draper : best lima beans,Sl.
Peleg Redfield : best white beans. 01.
Peleg Redfield: largest pumpkin, 81.
" Peleg Redfield : best 12 ears t sweet'
corn, SI. '
Peleg Redfisld : best half bushsl tatlr
potatoes. 8i.
M Allen : 2d best Irish potatoes, dip. .
John Closser : best variety cf resets
ties, C5.
GAAI.
John McCann : test sarr.p! cf whtst,
S3.
Peleg Redfield: test Indian ccra, G3.
TH Dunbar: best cats, C3.
J B Bennet: best variety cf ssedccnv
upland, SI.
tlidir.. '
Irs A ?.I Barns : best tttcctrlship,
gold watch worth $0.
Mrs-D Whitiner : 1 best cquriin
ship, Lady's saddle izi bridle wcrtht25.
Mrs Gecrga Glines: best mansgsr cf -pair
horses in harness, set of jewelry,
worth 25.
Mrs A M Barn3: 2d best manager cf
pair horses in harness, set cf "jewelry
worth S15.
The Committee cn Discretionary Pre
miums and Awards, report: -'
That they have examined, with as
much care as possible, a nsrabr-r cf arti
cles not included in the regular premium
list, and find several worthy of notice and
reward.
Mrs Elizabeth Coleman exhibited '-cr.9
worsted embroidered picture" a very
fine specimen of skillful ,4handiwcrk."
Mr. Peleg Redfield different products cf
his garden, including apple pie melons,
California citrons, rutabaga, sweet corn
and pumpkins, common and ne plus ultra.
cucumbers. These products furnish sat
isfactory proofs cf skillful and well-directed
industry, and affords additional evi
dence of the already established fact that
the invincible soil of Nebraska is as va
rious in capacity as it is prolific and rich
in production.
Mr. James Anderson exhibited an ex
cellent quality of butter, made from oppla
pie melons. It bears some resemblance
to peach butter, and isdeIiciou3 in flavor.
One. solid limestone gate-post, cut and
finished by Mr. George Clinton, is entitl
ed to especial notice and commendation.'
The material was procured from his ex
cellent and inexhaustible quarry, within
six miles of Nebraska City.
la. mub aauuiT utuic, Oi siijaii M J tf, oul
possessing great powers of endurance,
was -placed on exhibition by McCall Rasin
It attracted general and favorable notice.
Messrs. Davi. c Teese's bay getltin
lien. lioltr was tne fastest trottmT
exDioitea. .
The Committee had the pleasure cf
taking reliable testimony on the claim cf
Judge H C Wolpb, of Ca?s county, to th&
"best cultivated farm of 40 acres." The
evidence w?ts very satisfactory and fully
justifies a favorable report. We do no:
pretend to enn.nerate the good poiita cf
this excellent farm, but we cannot emit
to mention that fine fencing and plowing,
and "constant attention to keeping out all
kinds of weeds," were some few of the
evidences furnished by Judge Wolph in
favor of his claim to "the best cultivated
farm." . . .
To each one of the persons named, we
recommend that a suitable diploma should
be awarded.
Inclosing their report, your Committee
beg leave to say. that this first Territorial
Fair of Nebraska, though not a complete
success, is far from a failure. Taking all
things into consideration, it is a marvel
thatwa hare done half so well. Tha
Territory is but a little more thaa fire
years old. During the first half cf for
existence, she ivas exposed to the prei-ail-ing
epidemic cf wild and insats specula
tion ; and for the last two years she has
suffered ender the prostration consequent
upon a long run cf financial dissipation
and folly. But instead cf yielding to tba
almost fatal effects cf low times after
high tiaes, the pecple cf Netraskate took
themselves to their fielus, and" forsaking
all tha delusive schemes cf speedy fcrtuxta
by speculation, followed that never failing
friend, the plough, to prosperity and independence.
"
This Territorial Fair is a part cf tha
first fruits. Energy, perseverance, and
the awaiting coar3ge which never sinks,
begin to reap their great reward. In ev
ery element of prosperity, tha pr??ent
exceeds our utmost an'ipTti'r1. The
future is filltd with enrL-.rnjemeni nad
promise.
S. W. Black Cr lirrrcr:.
TL W. FURNAS; FnVt.
f I. H. Harding. Sec'y pro. u-:n.
The man who planted h:n-.?elf ch his
good intentions has net yet tproutcd.
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