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rw-rr- "f Trli THE ADVERTISER, 11. W. FURNAS. EDITOR. TUL'KSDAY HORNING, DEC. 1, 1S59. FOR PRESIDENT IN 1500, STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. Of the United Slates. - - FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, ANDREW JOHNSON, . Of Tennessee. . WHO arc Working Together? ' We are frequently charged ty certain editors, and other 'lrcad and butter" gentry of. this Territory, of working with "the Republicans in cur support of Mr. Douglas and his view? upon the great question agitating; the country, viz: tht rights of the people of the Territories! ' We care uot tc ho we are found working with, while principle, right, and justice ' ens guiding stcrs. We submit the follow ing however, to show that we are work ing nationally, and that Mr. Buchanan and his crib-fed followers, who are busy . proscribing Mr. Douglas and his adher- e&ts, are sectional, and acting in concert . with the most ultra Republicans. We believe the masses of the people in this " country Union loving citizens of all "parties, agree with Mr. Douglas in his .position upon the slavery question; that it if a local one, and thouli be left with the States and Territories to regu late in their omi tray. Bat here are the -extracts, to which we invite the careful "consideration of those who would "read -Vs out of the party !" ".NATIONAL" DEMOCRACY. .It being the true intentand meaning of . . this. act not to legislate slavery into any .Territory or State, nor to exclude it therefrom, but to leave the people there of perfectly free to form and regulate their domestic institutions in their own way, subject only to the Constitution of the United States. Sec. 14, Kansas-Nebraska Bill. The' American Democracy recognize . - end. adopt the principles contained in the organic law establishing the 'Territories . of Kausaa and Nebraska as . embodying the only sound aud safe solution of the slavery question. Third . Resolution of Cin. 'Platform. . . Our fathers before the Revolution, "claimed that it was the birthright of Eng- Jibhmen, their inalienable right, when formed into political communities, to de- cide all Jocal questions to suit themselves, . and the battles of the Revolution 'were . fought in defence of that principle. Now, are not the people of the American Terri- lories, . being American citizens our brethren and kindred entitled to as many rights of self-government as British eubjects were before the Revolution. V S.A.DOUGLAS. The people of a Territory, like those of a State, shall decide for themselves whether slavery shall or shall not exist .within their limits. . ' JAMES BUCHANAN. Before he was elected. , - The majority of the people by the ac tion of the Territorial Legislature, will decide the question; and all must abide . the decision when made. HOWELL COBB. The great and leading feature of the fcansas-Nebraska bill was to transfer the ' slavery question and all other subjects to ' the Territorial Legislatures. J. L. ORR, of S. C. I am willing that the Territorial Leg , islature may act upon the subject "when aud how they may think proper. A. H. STEPHENS, of Ga. I am connected with no party that has . . for its object the extension cf slavery, nor . with any to prevent the people of a State or Territory from deciding the question of its existence or non existence with them for themselves. J. C. BRECKENRIDGE. This principle of self-government in the Territories enables us to banish from the halls of Congress another fertile source of discontent and .excitement. - J. P. BENJAMIN, cf La. " Under the ICan -as bet, citizens from the s-laveholding Slates may go' into the territory with their property; citizens of the free States may go there holding no ' uch property, and when they get there and iiieet in common council as a legisla tive body, they may determine whether the institution shall prevail. ; J. M. MASON, of Va. If the people of the Territories choose to exclude slavery, so far from, consider- ing it a's a wrong done to' me ' or my con stituents, I shall not complain of it it is their business. G. E. BADGER, of N.C. We intend that the actual settlers in the Territories shall be protected 'in the .full exercise of all the rights of freemen and shall legislate for themselves while they have a territorial government. R. TOOMBS, of. Ga. . It Is the right of the people to govern themselves, and they alone shall exercise it, as well while in a territorial condition in the position of a State. . . G. W. JONES, ofriVum.. as The people of the Territories are ex pressly authorized to legislate upon all subjects whatsoever, slavery included. They may either establish or abolish it, at their pleasure. . J. PETTIT, of Iud: I believe that under the provisions of the Kansas bill, and of the Utah and New Mexico tills, there will be a perfect carte llanche given to the Territorial legisla tures to legislate as they may think pro per. R. M. HUNTER, of Va. The citizen of Virginia is as much en titled in the coirmon territory to the pro tection of bis property as the citizen cf Illinois; but both are dependent upon the UgkUhcn of the territorial government for laws to protect their property, of whatever kind it may be. WM. A. RICHARDSON, of 111. .; I would leave to the people of the Ter ritories, who ar to be riVcted y the institution of slavery, 13 dttermii.e the question for themselves, in their own .ivayj S. A. SMITH, cf Tcnn. j The power to establish' or exclude sla very will be found among those which were reserved by the people, and which the framers cf the Constitution never in tended tcr bo surrendered "to the federal gcverment by any portion of ,the people in this country, whether living "in" the States or after-acquired Territories. -'- -; T. F. BOWIE, of Md. "BLACK" DEMOCRACY. - TIic Legislature. The Sixth Session of the Nebraska Legislature convenes on Monday next. The d legation from this county have to- day. As c:e of'the only '.o say we shall as heretofore, en- I deavor to serve the best interests of both a constituency irr,imediatev and ctx.large, from whom we will at all times be pleas ed to receive advice and consultation. We kne w now of no matter of particu lar interest that wilHikely b'e up for con sideration.; except; a bill providing fcrthe calling cf a Constitutional Convention in regard to which we opine there is little, if "any difference of opinicn. ' ( v We shall as usual, by Editorial corres- A.Territory is .a su.bcrLinateidepaUpondenckeep -the --j?(rerf?fr readers fully posted as to the doings. of the Leg islature, and passing events at the capi tal. - - - ' ' we have cency. lne lerritones are politicalcor porations, owing, all the ' authority ,they possess to the act3 of Congress which'cre atedthem. The' Territorial legislatures are elected by the people because ' Con gress has been pleased to permit it; '. Can the slavery question be decided in a Ter ritory without legislating upon the rights of property? Can a subordinate govern ment do that? ' The' Territories have no attribute cf sovereignty about them. " , Att'y Gen. BLACtt.;- It has been , solemnly adjudged by the highest; judicial tribunal known to bur laws that slavery exist3 in .Kansas.. by virtue of the . Constitution of the United States. - Kansas is, therefore at this mo ment, as much a slave State as Georgia and South Carolina- - -. ! . ..-:.!.::: JAMES BUCHANAN. . Af'.er he was elected. , ':. -BLACK" REPUBLICANISM. ' Resolved, That the Constitution of the United States confers upon Congresa sov ereign power over the Territories : for their govermmt.l.-'-Philadelphia- Plat form. ''-v ; "How do you seem to like them,', you "only two papers in Nebraska .?": If con servative Republicans, Democrats, or Old Line- Whirrs, in the ' honesty of their hearts, see proper to step on the 'Doug las platform, and labor to defend, 'the rights of the people, we are willing to be found working with them. Politically, we claim to have nothing more to do with sectional Democrats than with sectional -Republicans. The Democratic platform, as construed and as shown by the above quotations, when ad opted, wa3 national, not sectional: ' -We have endeavored "to stand by it, and will follow no man even President Buchanan or set of men, who choose for policj'. or political preferment to depart from it.-r-Stephen A. Douce-as, the great Ameri can statesman, has h'ad the political inte grity, the bravery, and honesty, to face a fight waged by renegades of .his own party, and those of the opposition, and the people are with him. With such men, and for such principles as his, we glory in fighting ; class us where you may or call us by what name you may. r ; ..... . . ; , U ."Old John Brown." : i To-morrow is. the day named in - the sentence for the execution of "Old John Brown," and as a "standing army" has been called into requisition, we presume he will be "hung by the neck until he js dead, dead!" .We do not believe in hanging any man for any crime ; but as Brown and his confederates have violated a law the penalty of which is death, we are not disposed to complain ; nor ; do, we. think any Northern man, or even friend of Brown, should. . And. further, if he and others are thus to be dealt with for the crimes committed, we think all who were accessory, or who were instigators, or, in any way, promulgators cf senti ments or doctrines that would tend to pro duce such acts as those committed by Brown and associates, let them hail from the North or South, should suffer a like penalty ! We wonder if Gov. Wise, who is so eager to secure atonement for '.offen ded laws, has forgotten that-he, .durjng the last Presidential campaign, .declared that if Mr. Fremont was elected . Prdsi dent, he would take the Government Ar senal at Harper's Ferry, and with arms march upon the Federal Capitol at Wash ington ! If he has, the country hasnot. Has he forgotten, too, that' during the same year, the Government Depot at Li berty, Mo., "Was taken "possession of . for cibly, and the arms use'd against the peo ple in Kansas! If he has, the country has not. ' ; "' WTe do not mention these circumstances to paliate "Old Brown's" offence, but as a reminder that there are "JashuaGid dings," . "Sewards,"; and "Lincolns"iin the South as well as in the North;' and as a lover of the Union, and one who desires ardently its perpetuation, we believe in dealing alike with traitors, and thc utter ers of. traitorous. sentiments, calculated to destroy the-Union, come from where they may.' -:. ,V 'Allen A. Hall, Editor of the Nashville (Tenn.) JVhrj, killed G. G. Poindexter, Editor of the Union and Imerican,- in a street rencontre, Nov. IS. The origin of this shooting affray was an editorial quar rel. ' - On November 23, Mr. Eastman,' Senior Editor of the Uniou and American, died cf apoplexy. The three leading journals of Nev York, the Herald, Times and Tribune, contained one day last week fresh adver tisements yielding for a single day's pub lication the aggregate sum of $2,300. -.. Don't fail to see "Sixth Annual An nouncement," and brilliant'c'frersV'm an other column. Aspirants for Legislative Prefer- - ' ;iaentvil':;i--,;:;;" ' 1 '; Hon. M..S. Reeves, of Nebraska' City, and A'.'E., Donelan, of Piattsmsuth, are candidates for President of . the Council; and Hon'Ai. D. Jones, of Omaha, and S. E. Curran, of 'Buffalo' county, are candi dates for the Cluef Clerkship ' . ' ; Hon. S. A, Strickland, of . Bellevue, and IXaj. Reynolds, of theVeic, Nebras ka Cityare candidates for the Speaker ship of the House. Upon 'loeal grounds solely,''1 .'we' might' hope for the success of Maj. Reynolds; but as . Otoe .county seems to have a hereditary claim . to that office, we' may be excused from support ing neicspapcrauy a word of our own coining the Major. Seriously, we would be pleased to know. of: Mr Reynold' success". ' ' '' ' '' l: - ' The Omaha Republican oi the 23d, in commenting upon our remarks adverse to Mr. Daily contesting the Delegate's seat,' and wherein it is . pleased io charge us with being "faint-hearted,'.' asks "If the people are to take its advice, when does the Advertiser suppose ' we should have an end to these villainies?" . ..... - r To which we reply, when we throw off cur TfrpYonoZ swaddling clothes, and as sume the manhood.. of a State;-when we will have the power t to "regulate all our own atlairs in oar own way when our Representative or Representatives co to CongressAvjth a vote, and voice, and suf ficient importance to demand a hearing r r fron that body, an d not until then.1 1 '. There is policy, too,' very frequently especially . in political affairs in submit tinjr to wronjr .fcr the time , being, that good may come out of it. A I" ThanksgiTin Thursday last,1 the dlth, was a day set apart and observed by' the following States and Territories as a 'day of thanks giving and prayer to Almighty God for the manifold blessings we, as a people, have received, and are continually receiv ing, from his bounteous hand: Maine, . ... New Hampshire, : Vermont, . Massachusetts,- , Rhode Island, ? Connecticut, '. New York, New Jersey,' Pennsyivama, . Delaware . . IMaryland, ' ' Alabama, , , North Carolina, Georgia, : South Carolina, Mississippi, ". Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan, Indiana, j , . Illinois,- ... Wisconsin,. Minnesota, Iowa, ., , , , Ohio,:; Kansas,. ' ' Nebraska.! . '. - J . We were pleased to see the day so gen erally observed in this city. The busi ness houses all closedand religious ser vices were held in the First Presbyterian Church in the forenoon. , In the fter- nocn i?'fat turkeys-and pumpkin., pies" were devoured.'- .'; , !.. , Kit Carson. ( This celebrated Indian fighter died re cently at Taos, Net Mexico. He was superintendent of the Indians in the vici nity, and exercised great : influence over them.;.- We learn that immediately after hist death; ;thef' commenced hostilities against the whites. Our informants are passengers from Ft. Kearney. r W e clip, the above fro u the Omaha Republican of the 16th insi. . It is an item of news which has not before. fallen Un der cur notice, and we , can but regard it as apocryphal. 5". Joseph Gazdic - This week we enjoyed a call' from 'an old mountaineer, ,an. associate for many years of Kit Carson, and direct from the company of Kit, who informs us that the report of his death is all a mistake. He left him about forty days since, in the en joyment of his usual good health and spi rits. : ' ; ': '; - ' V An- Don't fail to see "Sixth Annual houncement," aud brilliant offers, in . an other column. ' . ! -, . vc; Editorial Conycntion. : .".;' A prop)si tion, made by .the Brownville Advertiser, for a meeting of . the editors and proprietors of the various public jour nals cf this Territory, having received the approval of the.Pres3 generally,, the undersigned therefore, intite their bre thren of the Territory of Nebraska, and W'estern Iowa, to meet . them at the Herndon House, in this city, at 2 o'clock, m., on Tuesday, Dec. 0, 1859. T. II. Robertson. M. II. Clark, E. D. Webster. Omaha, Nov. 23. Hon. STEPntrr A. Douglas will please accept our thanks for valuable document ary favors. . Don't fail to see "Sixth Annual An nouncement, anu brilliant offers, jn an other column. JeHcrson. The following extract from the Rocky Mountain uirs, will be read with inter est by all who contemplate seeking the Void regions : . V .We, this week, banish "Kansas" from cur head date, and substitute Jefferson therefor, which we . hope and expect to see stand until we can boast a million people, and look around upon a city of a hundred thoasadiL' souls, having all the comforts and luxuries of the most favored. Then we will hear the" whistle 1 of "the i comotive aud Aha rattle of, trains arriving and departing on their way to and from the Atlantic and Pacific. . We have not sooner made this change, because we had no tangible existence, no organization as a distinct community, until the recent as sembly of. the Executivcaad . Legislative officers "of the Provisional Government of the Territory of Jefferson,' which marks an epoch in our history, and a fitting time to make the above change. -The future of Jefferson Territory soon to be a sov ereign State is glorions with promise. No cpuntry. in the world, in so short a time, has developed so many resources of wealth. Not only the precious minerals gold and silver are found, lut iron, copper, lead, alum, copperas, coal, cinna bar and numerous other minerals. n We have the finest building material, marble, limestone, sandstone, brick-clay, and inexhaustible forests of the very best of pine timber. Our agricaltural produc tions need not be poor in quality or small in quantity. Wheat and other small grains can, and will be produced without limit, at less comparative cost and of bet ter quality than in the northwestern States, and to prove that all kinds of veg etables can be raised to the greatest per fection, one has only to pay a visit to our vegetable markets. ; All hail to the Territory of Jefferson ! BroilerickYDj ins Words. The San -Francisco Times publishes the following letter from the physician who attended Senator Brcdcrick in his last moments: .; San Francisco, Oct. 13. l.To C. A. .Wasubcrk. -Dear '.Sir: , I have received your note of , this morning, requesting me to state the , language made use of , by the late Senator Brode rick. on . the occasion mentioned in your note, i. ' v .,:! I . I know not the object of 'your inquiry, or the use to .be made of my answer; but I have ever made it a principle to state th) truth, when it is; called for, without inquiring particularly into the motives or objects of .those who call for it. ; Thci,- -w i a lore, l will say, m answer to your re quest, that the late Hon. D. C. Brode rick, on the day of the duel, after he was -wounded, and before reaction had taken place, when I was standing over him, as one ot . ins medical - advisers, tryimr to calm him, and : telling him net to exert himself too much in talking, he holding one of my hands in both of :his, did ust iue. ioiiow-iusrianfruafre, anu uiq auuress the same to me, viz: "J am killed I am murdered because I was opposed to the extension oj Slavery and a corrupt Admx nislration." . . - ' ; . I pass no judgment upon the propriety of the remarks of Mr. Brodenck-, but as to the question. What did he say ? there is-no doubt that he used the i above lan guage on that occasion. : . . ' He Said many other, things, but as they are not inquired for in your note, it is unnecessary to repeat them. ' I remain, very respectfully, Yours, ' I. ROWELL Peril Chair i bf T. H. !'. cr-ivn for all k'-v.-U . tib'.Cr, stands, i era 1 !es, loUf-i-i, etc., f The New Orleans True Delta, of the 12th tilt., says that Gen. Walker had ar rived in that place and proposes to take command of a party to relieve Browns ville. It is also reported that active mo vements are I -ing male in portions TV.., iV.A ;rUV:, .lt r-i. ! tail) a cbcp an cn xc.vaa w aiu i4.u .miau.iauio uai -iv-v , nc.:U iu lhe wc.t. The t against tlie attacks of the outlaws. - Orders have been issued for eight en campments of artillery, and three of in fantry, of the United States troops to pro ceed to Brownsville, and to seize the northern State of Mexico. . 'The people are a good deal excited . as a matter of course. Factory, ttm underii:r.ed, Lit !'. z purchased-- tbe Chair and Cat.icct t'.i)p lately ow; me'.hi '1 o parr i to r. ("1.1; rs. tike his The San Francisco Bulletin learns from an authentic source, that Judge Wil liam P. Haun, of that city, has been ap pointed by Gov. ' Weller to the United States Senate, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Honl D. C. Broderick. . .. " , , The monument to Henry Clay, at Lex ington. Kentucky, is completed and ready for the statue." '1 ' Judge Warden, of Ohio, has recovered damages of one cent from the editor of the Cincinnati Times, whom he had sued for libel a verdict 1 questionable, to , the character of the Judge, or the paper," or complimentary, just as you consider it. Perhaps the Judge has no character to loose, or perhaps the Times no. power to hurt. '-. , .: ' ' ; ' J " Died On the 9l!i ol November, at hn brother's resiJence, in Warnn. Trumbull Cuuiity. Ohio, James v.'. Stvll, K.-q., of Nebraska City, arvt Past Gr;m4 blaster of tba Uraad Lotige ot Xebrsuka 1. ). O. . - ilen are born lo die! The appear and disappear from the stn?c cf life, as wavo meets wave upvn the troubled waters. The coffln, the prave, the jepuichure, ppeak lous la language not to bo misunderstood, how ever unheeded it may be, of a "latter eid:" The truth is inscribed in the great volume cf nature upon its every page. " .Variha.I, r they itre now pre f I I: intui e, each a.i '. ureaus, safe, crib-;, , 'cither at vhjlesale or re nghl at any other estafciish t of Cut2: iuuibcrand trim- miti-sccDstanwly ohani, which v. ii . euabie os to fill ciders for ci.!",ius at fchurt noficft., ' .' Wo have attached tu our shop a got-d II.rse Power and Tni i'.inj? Lathe, and we are prepared to do a.iy descrip tion ot turniri!: .Tom a Chair la vp t-a Suc.ir Mill. Chairs and Furniture of all kixnU repaired in th best etvle. X. B. Corn, -srheaFIour, Dry Go.vU, Groceries. Lum ber and -produce of all kinds, Money not except eJ, ta ken la exchange fur wurk or gocds. We hope by strict tU;ntujn to buiots to merit a share of public patron age. BKV EDICT BLISS. Pern, Nebraska, Xevemter 24, l?-. . , , . SHERIFFS SALE. EtkxAED Adams i Co T3. E. II. UcCuiJxs. - J NOTICH is htroby gi'-cn that by virtue of an ex ecution issued from the oSee- cf the Cierk of the District Ccnrt for Nemnha Couatr, Xcbraskii Tcr ritory, oiinrt E.?J. McUoni;v3 and ia favor of Uer naril.Ad.ims A Go- for tha sun of. ZZ3 dollars snd ti centsr I, J. IJ. We!!?., bheri J of said county have levied upon, and cm Tuesd.iy, tho 19th day of December, A. D. Ibo3, between tha hoursof ten o'clock A. M. and four o'eloek, P. jf., from the do of the bouse in which t'l? hut term of 'a.-ud Court was held at Drownvill" in said county, will sell, at puulsc sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand as the property of said E. M. MeCouus, tasatiify said execution the 1' ilowin di?jcribcd ueal-estate. BY ?TAT3 AVTu-itTTT INCIlEiSE.OiT CASII Gl0irAL riicenlx Insurance on::?,nj Uartford, Connecticut EXCLUSiVnv FIRE luSUHAUCE Cash Ca p I ta V iO 0,C o 0 . c 3 . toll -in Cusli Assetts, 5-IT,?Ii 3? S.II.r.OOMIS.l'RsiJjnt. ' l -KELLOGG, SeereLiry. Branch Gjp.ce, 31 33 ZlSLCivcUr r , M. -MAGILL General . , oL- Agents in tha rritt::t 1 Cities and to,fn, : Union. Lwsm promptly pid. ArtliCiilijniWv j and i-uttviOi assaiea nd r nowp.i " H, O. 1). IIEWETT Affppt At L.-jnTille t Erownville, ,v 17, 2 23. ly HEW TOES: TIILIESF Even ill, to-wit. lot 3 Mock 21 lot C bl. let . 3 bl.-K-k 23 lot 15 block 25 lot5 block 27 lot 10 block 23 lot block 37 lot 2 block.39 lots 6 and S 'block fifty Lt block 70, all lring and being in Nemaha C.ty, Nebras ka Territory, as designated on tho original plat of said towD. situated n said county oi Aemaba, to-eth er tvith all the improvements thcrennto beloninz. ' J. IJ.; WELLS. bher.u of iNeiualia Co.,N, T, Krownvillc, Nov. 2i, lSi9.-lfi4t-$7.5a - Certainly. Jf a iiti n &. Co do say they are not goinc to be undersold by any other house in the country. They will purchase your country produce, etc. f From Washington. ' - , IVashingion, Nov. 23. Iu , consequence of the recent occur rences on the frontier, a suggestion has been made to the Liberal Government of Mexico, from a distinguished quarter, that immediate steps be taken, with the view or entering into. an , agreement or treaty with the Government of the United States, for the punishment of such out laws as Cortinas and his men. The main feature of. the proposed arrangement be ing, to treat ofiences committed on either side of the Rio Grande as against the peace of both' Republics, the parties tpbe tried and. punished, according to the laws of the country in which they, may be ar rested.- . . i. . ' . , Our Minister to Spain, Mr. Preston, is expected home by the next steamer. The President has given him leave of absence for six months. - There is such information in Washing ton as warrants, the belief that all Mhe difference between the United States and Great Britain, growing out of the Clay-ton-13ulwer treaty, will soon be adjusted through, the agency of Mr. . Wylce, the British Minister to Central America. Part of the arrangement was the. recent settlement of the boundary of British Honduras. Thomas II. Meagher, to-dav brought dispatches to, the State Depart ment,. from Minister Diraitry. of Costa Ilica, who, it appears, has made a favor able impression oa the .Government of that Republic. . r ; ;The. President did not receive visitors to-clay, teing engaged on his annual mes sage, which he expects, to finish; during the present week. .: Fifteen hundred cases are pending in the United States Court of Claims, aud thirteen only are ready for trial. Judge Douglas is still confined to his room, but he is gradually recovering his health. Dcn't .fail to see "Sixth Annual An nouncement, , and brilliant otters, in an other column. "I say, George, can you tell me the dif ference between President Buchanan, and the people who elected him?" "No, I give that up, sure " "Well, Til tell you, Buchanan is a mis take, and his supporters are mistaken." The National Democrat, of Cleveland, an Adminif tration organ, heads the an nouncement of Mr. Dickie's removal with the quotation, "Now, by St. Paul, the work goes bravely on. I rom this we may infer that the President is deter mined to leave no man in office who has the least particle of affinity wiih Mr. Douglas. That's all right let the irrepressible conflict, iunrn- your thrashing machine. Buffalo Repu blic. Exactly So. Poxs's customers are sure to call cnhici for bargains His goods pleases them. - Still more can be acccramoda ted. ' f StJWe have no pity for people who go about companil lnjt of their aches and pains. Wly do they not forthwith procure a bottlef Curtis Mamaluke Liniment, and re- invigorate their deceased muscles? It is a pain killer, and no mistake. And remember also, that his Compound Syrup of Sjsafrasis a sure remedy for couphs, colds and the thousand and one disearcs of the respiratory or gans. No medicines are more aOicacious and none more popular. See advertisement 3 4t. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. CONSTABLE. IMPORTER ANI DEALER IN IRON, STEEL, NAILS, CASTINGS, SPRINGS," AXLES, FILES BZ3IjXjO -7VT o , AJfD BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS Tlilrd Street, between Felix ami Edtuond, SAINT - JOSEPH,: 'MO. Which te sells at St. Louis price for cash. - . N. B. Agent for tbo celebrated JIoi-ixe Plowi . Highest Price Paid for Scrap Iron. December l; lSCS.-ly. s Dissolution. The copartnership cf Roper & Weston, as heretofore exlstmu, an l transacting buninef-a at Pawnee llancho. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Fordyco Itoper na mg port-nafed trie entire rinterest of J. B. Aet-tou ""ill remata at the old stand, and will aliut all unset tled business of aaid firm. FCRDTCB KOPEtt, J. B. WESTON. Fawr.ee Kincho, Nsvs 2d, lS59,-no 21 J. B. WESTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Brownville, Nebraska. Main Street, one door above the Tost 83" 0ce on Ottiee. Brownville, Drcember 1, 1359. STRAY OX $5 REWARD. o.iajfiiriim uic euuaorioer, aooui SIX vveeKS 6S0, a red, three-year oid steer, both ears cropped, and a bht in oue. bc in ramer on me stair order The above re ward win ie given for his delivery at the Brownvilio iioici in arownvine. . . . DANIL K1URDOX. December 1, 1959 It Oth Annual Announcement! continued success or the COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION. From all KecMons of theconnrry subscribers 'to this popular Art Institution, (now In its sixth year,) are be- ir.ft receiveu in a ratio nnparalloleu itli lhat of any prirvious year. Any person may bacomeamemler by tubteribing $3, Which will entitli) him to 1st. The beautiful Stesl Engraving, 'Shaks- peare and his Friends.' 2d. A copy of the elegantly illustrated Art Journal, one yenr. 3d. A Free Season Admission to the Galle ries. 548, Broadway. New York. In addition to which several hundred valuable Works cf Art are siven to subscribers as premiums, cooipri-iir.s chmce Painting. Scnlptnrcs, Outlines, &.C, by the flit American and Foreign Artiste. , The superb engravins, which every subscriber will receive immediately on receipt cf subscription, entitled Shakspeare and hi3 Friends.' a of a character to give uaquali.led pleasure andsatis faction. o work of equal value was ev r before placed within reach of the people at such a prke, The engra ving is cf very large size, being printed on heavy plate pper, 30 by 33 inches, making a most superb ornament suitable for the walls of either the library, parlor or ot'dce. It can bo sent to any part of the country, by mail, with safety, being packed in a cylinder, pcsta6e pre-paid. Think of it ! Such a work delivered free of charge and the Art Journal, one year, for three dcllert I ' Subscriptions will be received nntil the evenine of Tuesday ibe31st of January, 1S30, at which tinis the dooes wni close, and the premiums be e.vaa to subscri bers. Persons witting to form clubs will apply for a circular cf terms. &.c. . The beautifully Illustrated Art Journal, eivlns fa'l particulars, will te sent on receipt of 18 cents, stamps orcoiu. Address C. I.. DEKEV, Actuj.ryC. A. A. &16 an.l 543, Broadw ay, Xew York. Subicriptions also received by It. W. rCRN'AS Hon. Sec. tor Brow&villc, X. T., and vicii ily. r . MONEY ADVANCED OjY PIKES'3 PEAK GOLD! Vc win receive Piie'a Peat Gold and idvar.ee money upou the same, and pay over balance of D.i-ceed.H as wn as Mint returns are bad. Ia alicn-?s. w e ul cxhibiithe printed returns of the Ucited States ilint. or K"ssay c ffirc. IaUSSISAUGII & CARSOX, BULLION AND EXCHANGE BS0KEBS EEOWSV1LLI, KZBRASKA. no20 vl 1859. 1359. IIAWMRAIa & ST. JOSEPH It, R. FALL ACRANGiitEXTS. Morrins Train leaves St. Jofcpti at - - 6:00 Kvc-iiiug Train leave do d-j - - 6:10 St. J. scph is reached by the Western S:asre Line. . PaieiiKers save time and tiresoroe staging ty thi route. uaiiy connecnons m.ide at Il!.naibal with aliSasteru and SotithTn Railroads and rackets. J T D Haywood, Sup't., Hannibal. D C SawiXj General Agent, St. Joe. P B Geoat. G. Ticket A rent. 'I Iftn'lal Theo. Hill. G. T. N-:vi?:;.ber 21. 19. rr't nrtvcvi!!e. SHERIFF SALE. - Henry I. Lcrin, )' r VS. f ; , ' : ':' ' ' Join R. Davis, ; . 5 . . , I NOTICE is hereby given that hy virtue of an ex ecution issued frota tho office of tba Cltrk t.f the District Conrt of .Xerca'ia County Nebraska Terri tory, aJain.-t John 11. Daris, and in fan-r of Ilonry I. Loring,f..r the sum of one LandrcJ and uTtv-five dcllnrs and ninety-nine cent.-', and cos?s I. J." D Wdl?, Shcrilf of taid county, have levied apon on i(.e i;uu uay oi ovcuiocr.ana on ..lon-j tj the twen ty-s'xth day of December, ,A, D. 18:9. atone o' clock, p.m. ,of said day at th3 doi-r of the bouso in wnica tne last tcrmot tao said U mrt was held at Drownvil'.o in said county, will effjr for rale, and sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash ia nana as the property ot sua John K. Davis to satisfy said execution, the folluwin dcribed rr al estate to-wit.: the undivided half of twenty feet off the west end ot lot co. ten, ia Mock no. twenty in the city of Urownviitejin said county, in Nebraska Ter ritory, aljoining-, and lying east cf the first fifty feet; jn the west end of said Tot, as designated on the original jilat'of said city, said twenty fect fruating on main street, and running i.a-.x, north, rifty-cight feet, together with tho undivided haif of the buiid- ingand itcjToveaicnts sitatt d cn Siiil twenty feet. J. o. ViJLLS, Sheriff cf Nerur.ha County. Brownville. Nov. 2 1, 139, JaFjJQ SHERIFF'S SALE. 3IeAl!ister Drootnback 1 " v.--. ' Elijah Hiatt. - --.- NOTICE h hcrebrp-iren, thafb? virfue i.r'ahcx ecution issued from tho office of thuCivrk of the Dis trict ('ourt for Nomaha county, hr:isk Territory, against and iu favor of f-r tho ;uni of IU dollars and 13 cents: I, J. D. H el!s, SaerirTcf snid county. cave icviea njon ana win, on the z uri day of Dec ft T 1 O - I .a. .! . a. a. u. jo j, ociwetninc nours ojna oaicclc, a. M. and four o'clork v, ?t., of saf 1 dity at the door of the house iii which the last terra of said Court of sntd coutty was held in llrownviJIe, in cnid couctv. w'ia proceed to sell nt pnbiic sale, to the highest bidder forcnshin band, ai theproferty of sa d libjaa Lliatt iu fiiusiavi on oi saia eaccu:jon. tne loiiowing de scribed real-estate to-wit : lot No. 7, in Dlock No. C9, situate in Nemaha City, ia said Nemaha county, according to the original plat of said Nemaha City, and together with all the itnprovemcntg to said lot belonging. ' - ; ' J. U. TVELLS,' ShcrifTof Nemaha co., N. T. Bro.Tnville, Nov. 2lth 18j9. 41-57,50 Probate. Notice. V , i L Wbcrcnn application has been matte to the Probate Court of Xeniaha County, XehrasSa Territory, by Con rad Hcrins, Administrator or the Citato cf jGsbna Ran dal, late of Xemaha connty,-deceased, for an order of sale, of certain real property of said Estate, in onier to obtain means to defray the expen.-es of administering Slid estate, notice ishereby given to all concerned, that Thumdiiy the 5th flay of January. 18f0, Is the daT acpoint ed for hearineaid applicatinn before the Probate Court of Nemaha County. .Nebraska Territory, at 10 o'clock A. ai., at me iroDaie juoge's omce in Brownvitle in said county, when and where all persons interested may at- ieuu anu mow caiife wuy autnortty srioi;'d not be graut ed to said administrator for the sale of ko much of the real property of said estate, as may be necessary to pay the debts aud charges against the sarne. , C w. wnEELKit, rrobate Judne. . Brownville, November 21th, 1359. 6w-f$7 . Probate Notice. XOTICE is rcrcbr given to all persons interested that as it appe.irs that there are cluirns ainst the estate of Andrew J. Darr, late of Johnson cour.ty, Nebraska Ter ritory.deceascd, I have fippointedMonJay, the oih day of llarch, 18C0r as the tinal day for hearing claims ajainst ai estate. Person having claims ajinat said estate ara hereby notiiied to u:ett.eni at uiy ofilre on o be fore the said day, or they will forever bo debarred tol lectioti; and from setting otr the sottiq in any acliua whatever. .' ' . . U. K iiOSllKS. Acting Judpe d Prcbatnt. ! Ordered that the above notice be rmbiisheil for tweiv successive weeks in thr Nebraska Advertiser. , G. A. CU3UEX, A. J. P. Abraham Mask, Administrator. Johnson County, November 15, 1369. Y4n20-12tr$is Acticn of Debt PUBLICATION. ' In Justice's Court coram. J. P. Miller, Esq., on the 21th day of December, U63, Justice of the Peace, ia and for the County cf P-itharcUoa, Territory of Ne- . bratia. . ... ...... Dr. J. IT. Davis, ) vs, Peter Richards. T Peter Ki hards, defcn lint above n hereby notified that a snnunon in di-ht. with rt., "f atfachnient, has been itiiicd raiiint yon by cuid jus- uc vi iuc peace, a: ine sut or lr. J. n. Davis, and that the same has been returned, proper taken,' but de fendant is a non-resident of tht Territory, am cannot be found in the county of Richardson. That in c,,n- riurnce of your boiii? a non-readout, as nforesaid, pub lication hereof i ordered by said iusti.-e. and nnles r.,u appear before said j-tice at his pi'kr in tha cltv of P.u- Xcbra-ka, on the 2 li hi day of D"ce:nLcr. iyr.9. t ..no o'clock, P. 31., to answer to the wuition of said Davi--. wherein he cHums cf you the sum of s5 CO. due .,n ac count for medicine ar.d medical fervices, h,M and ren- ueren.in April ana May, IS.59. the allft'afion tn n. tition will be taken as true, and i!i.!fTnr.n rn.u.,i against you accordingly, for said um of t6 60 with Costs Of suit. A. M 4I-TI1V AttoniOT for Pllntif Ordered that tbe above notice be pub'j ed la the rownville Advertiser for f;,tir r..i,a.-.,t, f .- - Brownville Advertiser for four ci. JAMES t November 14, 1559. -.itr f--eks. Mli.?;R. j. p. 4t-$7,50 x. A a t , - i- . 3 ? c c r " - 5- 5 i - ' r- - Sr.;- P . s 2 " c.--o-, . .-j c M , - .o2frv - T ? r" c a -i - ? - 3 a-T CO !3fcsH2rJ4;-.--?5sSa2 s 2 ? s 15: - 'i c - s or SS 5Aa - 5 1 3 s - i " n 5? 5 v s 2 2 tr'i: u i I 6 c H - ; g Sr--:- '.rj. - --3-" rj3 2:"! gn ui 1 2 - 5 - . - Joe r. - 3 - 5 -3 r i u - i i - c - -; Independent In Pcliiics Its rclumnj af jrd , a c-wet8 rrsome World's d.-iii-s from d.ty to day: whi'u it tt ti, ar.d le.idin-rtickw, repu-secl all fc-yicj Ukelj to gare i.ubli. attection. 3" lf' l'ri:e bj mail, Six Dollars a tear. Tlie ScmMVeelUj Times Is issued on the morning of erei-jr Tucslayand 7 day, and contcins, in addition tu tbo balk, of in-T ligence given in the Dai!- Taper, . A', Literary ..Department, Uiabranr-jg Standard Novels and Tales md i'.'v neons Selections of tbo bigbe.-.t inlercs. " ,'The Agricultural Depart writ t. li cota2'tc-d frora a varlcfj of n-iu'rcc?, rtviyof the .. iiiaccusjitiio to the Aruericao reader. . '. - , Price Three DoDan a year ; Two Ct-jies j0 m Address, Hra Doilars; Five Copies ta ou AiJrt ?1 1.23 ; Toe copies to (.no Addrc-s, S2C. , TIlC WecKlj Tinier. Appearing every :;aturiay tuoruin,; emlratlnjfteoa Irchensive digest off be news of tbe pretcfdir.g ev with attxatirt Literary features, and other th.,it reading. It will a'.o eon tl duo t j furuiali its riai bla iniormatiiufur tbe . , Farmer ana Ganlen cr, A dcpfir;:n-iif rbich L;ws tecotue ' I iifr pp,r l'rr.-e 2 dollars a year;' three coj.ics'to on dress,Fire cL"ars; fivdcnjics to on ad I if, dollarsj tc:j cojicsti one addres, twolve doiiart; twenty ccpics to one addn-ss for twenty dollars. 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Ah Improved' Farm FOIB A very va'.nable and desirable iinprovsid farm itrU 1-2 uiiies from Iirownviiie and 2 1-2 froci tr.S City, cau be had cu very favorabie tertn. It consjm of 134 acres; 40 acres under cultivation; 21 cre io tim ber; jjood well; stork water, aod z.wid f-a.n no. Tbe stock 2yike ofoaec. 7 cows, and 1 yfur.g cattle. the farm implement., an t Luusohcld fuimtu wiii 0 sold with itirlerued. a rare opportunely isber pre sented. Enquire of It. W. f urnai, at tht A,l7rtuer uftlcc, Br-nviiIo, X. T. Nov. 17, 'u9 nW SHERIFF'S SALE. E.WifrTji, ) ''...''. ' vs. . Jrsss Jon;.-, 1 Notice is hereby eiven tbat by Ti. tu if o x- eution iip'jci frc nj tbe ofTic-o i f the Cler' (f taePis- trict Court i'or 'riii.iba CouBty,Nebr..tki TemtufT, against Jes.e John, and in faror cf . "iVbte, I the sum of sevenly-three dollars and cosU, I, J. o. Veils, SberiT of said Corsnty of Xetoaba, have let icd upin, and on Thursday, tha 22d of Lecembr, A. D. 1?59. at one o'clock. P. U from the d x.r cf tbe house in which tbe last term of said Uourt wai teal st UrownTiUe." in 'P:ii.l c.,un?v wiH se'L at public aale, to the bighvt bidder, for ca.'b ia bacd, si the property of said Jesse John, to satisfy Mid elocu tion tba following desedbed real -estate, l-w;t : 3: no. nine, ,tcn, eleven, twelve, thir-.eeD. fuirtccB, tccn and sixteen, ia lilo' k N. aincten, in MiJJ fjrownrillej in Xctnaba ccunty, 'ebrask.l Terr.to- ry, as is evidenced by tna recorded plat of ta-s in the Iieecrier's cilice of tbo said cuuefv. J.IJ. WKLLS, Sheri-J of Nemaba d.. T. 7Jrownvire.yov.17, IS3 n .IS-4t Pr'jri . Trust Sale. Case County, N. T. 4- i. - - - -l - - Z, 1 ca;aii3-jTU3 3;j? 1, For sale by T. J. WHITE. &. CO . and by all drUaj;ists generally. Auction! Auction! T. Ci. Sia loose 02ers his scrriccs to the citizens of Neuiih nn.l tbe adjoining counties as general auc tioneer for tba sale of real and pernAl property. Ac., ic. He ray I ie f.und nt Jud-ja Whitney's .Tu-. Ur mntill", Xcrrniber " I, I.'J. y0 ; Joseph proud vs. f NoMce is hereby niven that bv' virtne rf u'etrltln dewfi-f tfnt to me f xeca'e-1 on ibe third dsj W . ember, ISC9, ar.d delivered by Charles V. bro ., GaxeCoiir.ty. N'ebr,k Terrii..ry, part f the cr Dart, fur Ihtf Bc of Jjieoii Prmd. l:artr of '' part, and to secure tbe payment ot the a'nrtsu.d Chat-' W.Cross' prortiisf-ry n .to of tw. hi.ndre-l .I'd .sis. 6e"fc iteSept.J;r.l.ii-6a. and c!riir.3 uJS tfia " cent. per amnni. execute! and delivered ic i" , oseph Proud. I ball priced t.i sel 1 at pnblls thiM7t.est bidder, fi;rcah, the :.id rl tvate firT Mit the said dfed f.ftritit, i wit tlieeast bi r,l- of them.rth-enstqnarter (l4) . f tertinn nnmt er ei-" rin mil the tM.rth wf nii'..rl.r tt -41 of the norlJ 0'iarfer (1:-1) of soclioTi number twelvo 11 towtsfciP number four (4). north of rjrir? nr.nii.er nve pi- r the Mxth oriiir'ral nx-ridian. in ;'-e county, t.r- Territory, at the n -e d or of tbe c-.i.r.ty . l-Jrk of ennfy, fn Monday December 12:h, VH3, at 1 clocl r. 5tTor sctd j-rr. Xov.8 l:o9 IS-4t $7.50 for fee ' JQ-gPn W.OV 7." ' ' . Publication; ' ' '. "Tn Justice's Conrt.'o.raw K. n. JuLnsoni Eil-, on U lltbdaycf Xsvember, liD. - . J.hn Bts. vt. Francis Tiin..iiv r.?ie!Ir. Garnishee. To Fr jr.ccw Noudell, dcfcmUat : Toa are iereby tiflod that. reiiti'ju ia attj. b'uca'. tn teen fl 1 ' plainiiflTia this ca-e. aTa:nt the de.'endjiit in tfci case, in f be -face or K II. Jofeus..i. E-a.. jaslice pence in snd for tbe c unty cf Kichsrdsca. !tbrl Territory, wiereiis he cU.ais of yoo tu suei of the amount trfeetbfr iih ti.rn(s wb;cfl o cla'.w you for money paid you r 14 ac. es of land i . co.inty, trtii:h y. a wronsed b.ai oul of by coU'W' said land by arrauiee deed m aa..iher party. T,0,B' therefore hcrebv not-fled thut cu-osyoa ai Har wv' said Justice at Li4 c Hi.-a in tbe town of Uai., u,,n: af iresild, and anf wer to the -..id petition on or ten the 17th day cf Derember, lij.', the pciiti. o miltt.!l keuai true and ju'UeH.eot rendered aa.n-,1 jiBJ'r said sum of i95 together with crstnof salt. A. il. ACTOX. Att'y for P. J et the ubove be pub.'i.-ihed in th .'ebrak Air.ru ser for four consecutive weeks- w Xcv. 17, '53 n!9 7.60 J.i.tif tha P Cnc-iw i Hi ir.de !1 J Estray. Taken tip by the subscriber on the 2ZA dy October, 1,-Si!, one chtnut colored honw '.r"u"e and a half hands hljrh, seven yearo!i, al-'-'nii ia face, and three nhite feet. AU a v mara, white mala aud tail. fonrfeenaD-a ba.l t biSh. seven years oM. white strife in law J on tfap left f-re Ui ab-.v taa snce. u" "T7,.hjr- bare them It pri T'njr pn.r'! naW,B ''" connem .1 thr?-r:t l. Who Wants a No. 1 Farm? One' can be had fur a small turn of . Money. ' The undersigned Is authorized t sell m favorable terms a most excellent pece or hind, utmlu ID nii;t West of Brownville cn the great route to Ft. K earner. Go J Mines, ice. The tract contains 30 Hcres. 50 icr of which is tine timber through which runs a liv'c stream of stock water, ar.doa wbich is several tjce.leoi ' spriiiRS. 60 acres under cultivation, two gocl comfort able loghooses aud arainary out biiii.linir. - ;t. y FCHX4S. ot 17, 6J . ' At Adverii!irOrr.te.f