Nebraska Newspapers

    THE ADVERTISER.
5JQWNVILLE,1" FEB. 23, 1SG0.
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Js The "Iffebraaka Advertiser'' having
h thfl largest circulation of any paper in
Territory, Wholesale Merchants in St.
i St. Joseph, Cincinnati end other East
iTpjsrkeU where Nebraska raerchsnts pur-'i-sse.
"W1 no bctter cdrertislng medium
"Western country..C2
Flanks, Blanks.
j ,ve .n nana", printed In superior style, and for
, eip Tor cahh. a f re-h mpply of
rfryranty Deeds, MortRafre Dfeds.
ruft Deeds, "Jonas lor Deeds,
' Justice. Shenii' and Constable Blanks,
J31ank PreeraptionPaperp,
t Township Plats. Bills Lading.
Dx aft. Notes, etc., etc., etc.
. -.e fall tbe epoclal attention of thovein need.
j-'iUtin of any and every description executed to
' r t klyie inferior to none, produced in any part of
untr". "e ecrt no oWcc In the Wen, or e:e-
.nd offer spec-tuens of our work as evidence. .
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UrownvillcXlb., Lyc'iu & Lit. Ass'n.
Xfce Brownville Library, Lyceum and
Literary Association is now thoroughly
prnizetl. The "'following officers are
e'Jctcd for the year:
R. W, Furnas, President.
J. L: Carson, Vice President,
' ' E. IV. Thomas, Secretary.
Lfiher Hoadley, Treas. and Lib'n.
0. B. Hewcti, ;
TJ C. Johnson, Executive Committee
G. II. Wilcox, )
Xhe membership fee is SI. The citi
zens of this place will be waited upon the
present week ly a Corninittee, soliciting
memberships, donations of . cash, books,
tctl estate, or any other kind of property
,htcanbe made available in any de
cree in raising funds with which to pur
chase a library. The committee will al
jc receive donations. of specimens in any
tench of natural history. We hope our
jecjJeVill Le liberal in this matter, and
cat in twelve months '. we may have a
rplendid library; and reading room in
Brownville. Recollect that the commit
tee will receive as donations any kind of
frpperty ; memberships in cash.
Ttere will be a meeting of the Associ
ation to-morrow evening at the cilice of
L Hoadley where all friendly are invited
to attend. ' "
Sol. Miller's "CMcr."
Sou. Miliar, Editor of the White
: Cloud. Kansas,' Ch iff, is a karacktur,"
, and no mistake. His paper contains
j ireckW more real, "tide-splittin'," "but-
ton bustm'" 'phun' original matter
:Kan uny oilier paper we know cf in nny
pat of .te country. .We -understand a
rbb is being made up in this j.laoe for
the Chip f. We are glad of it; for our
erchange copy, which we want to file, is
rvcrnout every week by eager readers.
I We il warrant any man, woman, o." child,
who subscribes for the Chief, pays the
J2,ind reads it a year, will get their mo
ney back, with land warrant rate of inte
rest. .
St. Joseph Dally Gazette-
We judge by onr Daily Gazette com
icgnow in a single wrapper, that the club
for that paper in this city has run out.
We hope to see it renewed. No business
man in Brownville should be without a St.
Joseph Daily paper, and we most cer
tainly recommend the Gazette. Some
one see to it.
Ulssourl Plalndealcr.
We are in receipt of a new paper cf
tfo above name, hailing from Savannah,
Mo., published by Whitaker & Elkin; C.
H. Whitaker Editor. It has the name
-f Stephen A. Douglas at its mast head,
and its motto "The people of a Territory
like those of a State shall decide for
themselves whether slavery thall or shall
tot exist within their limits." That's
pod doctrine; sound doctrine ; just such
!ocirine as is needed.
Incrlcan Freemason's Magazine.
This valuable monthly, conducted by
that "Great Light in Masonry Dr. A. G.
MicEv, and published by J. F. Buen
JS New York, is before us. Each No.
contains 100 pages, making a volume at
the close of the year of 1200 pages for
ne small sum of S3; or in clubs of 20 at
Si Call at our office, examine a speci
men, and send for the work. .
Arthur's Home Magazine.
The March No. is upon our table.
Excellent interesting in every particu
lar. It is one of the most practical perio
dicals in the county. Its editors some
tow ;have a peculiar tact in adapting
hai they write to every day life.
Goacy for March
Is on hand. We arc glad to know
&at this old and standard monthly's
course is onward and upward. This year
ie publishers print 150,000 copies.
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hblic Docnments.
Hon. S. A. Douglas, Hon. Jas. Craig,
Hon..E. Estabrook, Hon. JetT. Davis,
Hon. S. Cox,' and lion. John Hickman
iil please accept our thanks for numer
Js and valuable favors.
Last Notice.
TAXKS! TAXCS! TAXES!
I'eliuqveritux payers of XemaliCi:nty are notified
e payment tf tzehji m-i i.een i.tr Bed. and
BwMtively ueccosary that all taxeU .utd be paid, at
' KevemieLiw ailown but little further iivliiizMic
niuereiy hc-ped Ibat all perK-nn havinr taxes dne
""Mid. will attend to it at nice, at the time tor ac
I " cuiue, all -w:h are reqneied to call at my f
7 in Bruwavilie and arranpe tbeir taxcaaa neiriy a
Jej thoe fail;u? to da no until arter He tru of
lb bxt will bo ounRidered as totally dmrecardiiic
' rwtice. in tbi cie, I wilibare no rurther control,
.KW:!1 oul'SCd to collect mirh ilelinqiient tax by
enandbaie. JACOB SIRICKXER.
''?tvu, fb. W.-Ofay Trea. Xam. Ooantjr.
THE UN OJTTSAFE !
XZ over 2Tlz-Z2X Isa
PERU, NEMAHA COUNTY, N. T.
R. W. PKAME Cz CO ,
Ilavinj erf aged in tbe Mercantile Dusiccs, woultl
refpectfuliy iuvitc the citizens f XetuLa, and cd
joining counties id XelirsIiJt, Atclii.-on ecunt v, ilo.,
and Fretnonf countj, Iowa, to call and examine their
stock, consisting of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Queensware,
Hats, '
Caps, -Boots,
Shoes,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Paints,
. Oils,
Dye stufis,
And all other articles usually kept in
XISTAIIj GTOIIIIS.
All of which we will sell on the most rea
sonable terms for
CJ1SH OR PRODUCE.
All are solicited to call and examine our
S T 0 O
We expect to keep a full stock, and are
determined to make it the
interest of
IT" ck xr m o x rs
TO DEAL WITH US.
We also wish to Purchase
so,coo
BUSHELS OF CORN,
For which wo will p y tli3 highest
Price.
II. W. FRAME & 'CO.
Peru. Feb. 1, 1SG0. i
Petition for Divorce.
FrauoibC Butler In the District C'inrt of Jthnson
v. -Counry. Kebratka Terriioiy, April
Kathan Butler jTeroilbCO.
To Nailiau Duller, iiioj-b ive named defendant : ' .
Yuu are lieret y no tified ibat Francis C. Butler, tbe
bivenanied pUintlff in tbits caut-c h '.11 in tlie of
fice or the clci k of tlie Uitrict Court of tho S-cond Ju
dtci.ii District of Nebrtoka Territory, in and fur the
county tf JuhnE.)ii. a peii;iin pruvn.g tbe court for tbe
causes therein tet fot lb to iiraiit TUe aiJ plaiutiflf a de
cree of divorce from you the twid detendaiit. and alo
prayinif the f-ai.l cuuri to f'.ecrec that the custody of the
c-hiid, the iine 'f inarri.-ice between yo'i the said deren
latit and tbe s.nd plainti.T. t-h.ill. daring Us minority,
be and remain in t-m (.IjintilTaiH tor such other and
further relief as justice and equity may require. And
you are further hereby -imtiTled that uu'eseyou apiear
before the ssid cotirt on or tefore the noraiiifr of the
becond day the next term thereof to be beenn and
held at the court hoUe in Juhncon cutinty. 'craka
Territory; on the riit Moiul.:y being the 2il day of April
16G0. and uiihwer all and Miiitu'.ar the allegations of aiJ
petition, the same will be tkena. true aiid the decree
prayed for ill be irrante-l by the oiurt. .
1 . WESTON, Solicitor for P'tT.
It is hereby ordered that t tLe above noike be publish
ed in the Nebraska Adveitibr for four CvUrccutive
weeks as the law requite.
ALI.KN'l'.l.ACICEU Clerk. .
27-$lCfre Uy Phil. U. Jtuv. Uep. .
All Kinds cf Aiicultural Books
Tubllrhed and for alc by '
C. 31. S.1XTOX, KARECtT & CO..
No. 25. Park Ko7, New York.
INDLtTDIXa THE rOLLOWISO wokks:
Bin! Fancier. Rabbit Fancier, FUh Cultnro, Bee
Keeper'n Manual. Domestic Fowia Doiucstic Animal,
Cattle Doclor, Jlorre Doctor, Bai n B,ok, Stable BiHk,
Farm Implements, Treaties on (iri-8es. Grains, Weeds
and tiferul Fiautr; Mauures, Muck Manuals, llcdgef-aud
KverjreenM. Farm Drainage Letters to Farmer. Airri
cnlfural. Cheniiotry. Ultra) Handbooks, Land.-icape Gar
deninc, Rural Dwellings, Kural Ksaj. liiidener'f As
sistant, Flower Garden Directory. Cu Iture of the Hose,
Grape Culture Strawberry Culture, Cranberry Cul
ture. Pear Culture, Fruit Bok, Receipt Bocks and
Cok Bo ks, &.c.,ii.c., c.
B.h k fent by mail to any part of tbo ruin try on re
ceipt of price. Catalogues lurniihed on applieaticn to
C. M. SAXTON, BARKER & CO.
Agricultural U hjIscI let s and Pullihers of
THIi HOltTICUl.TUKIST,
J0. 25, f ARK BOW, NEW YOIIK.
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Administrator's Sale.
NOTICK i.i hereby given tliat tj virtue of an
order of tbe Probate Court ot' NeunitmeotiDty, N. T.,
grunted on the Mh day of .January, a. D. ISSO. I.
Conrad h Harm, as Administrator cf the Kftntcof
Joeliua Ivind.ti!, late of S lid county, decenped,' wiil,
on Saturday the 25th dxy of February, A. I). 1SG0,
between the houri of 9 o'tlcli,A. M.ai.d tbe Betting
of tun of (bat day, before tbe ofTiee of the lVobate
Judge cf said county, in Ilrowurille, offer for snlo to
the L JtiCt bidder, the following described rout es
tate, to-wit: tbo east half ( ) of the soutb-wct-t
quarter ("4 ) tied the west hull ( )') of the southeast
quarter ( "4 )f section number iliirty-two(32), in
towufbiir number six (C), north or range number
fourteen (14), east of the Gth rtriucinal lm ridian in
Nebraska- t:d county of Xeinuba, together with the
imjiroirt uifntiand uppurtenane.es thereto belonging,
emitting of 11 log house about fourteen feet square
and twelve acresof brcu'aug inclosed by & lawful
fence. '
Terms of snb: one thir l ensb. in ban 1, one third to
be paid in ix months l'riu tho time tf sale, and cue
third in one Te.nr fn-tu dav of ss'.c.
CoXttAD F. ilAIt.lri,Administrator.
Er,.wnville, Jan. 12ih.lSoO. i'7 Ct $IO.iO
Legal Notice.
Russ-ell Pecry ) Attachment before Wm. Mnnson,
vs Sa Jubticeof thePeace laaiidf-.r A'ema-
Lt;ke Lavender ) ha county, Nebraska Territory,
To Luke Lavender, dtf. : Vou are hereby notified
that a writ r attachment has been issued from the of
fice of Krq. Mniifcon. ia favor or Russell Peery for the
uin ol tenty-3ve dollars and tweniy-flte cents and
against the aid Luke Ijveiwler tudthr letorns being
nide not found as to the detcnJatit, you will therefore
take notice that unlet- you a,pear at tbe office of tbe
said Justice of the Peace at Peru in haid crusty on tbe
tenthdayof February lb'.;0, and antwer, the said claim
win be taken as coniecd and judgment rendered
asaiust ycu for the taiLO.
RUSSELL TEF-RT.
Ordered that the above notice be published in tbe Nc
brabka Adverii.-er.
w.M. MUXSty Justice or the Peace.
January 19, ISGU v-.'S-at-SJOT
Probate Notice.
Whereas S. A. Chaniler. executor of the etate ot
Willi.' Hill. deceaKed. lixg ti:i d:iy m ide application to
the Probate Court of Neun-tia County, Xetrraska Terri
tory, for one year's ex:cuM:i f time to collect the ai
het of said estate and pay the iJebts and leit .e.s clurac
ableacain-t thcale. notice is hereby riven that I have
pet Saturday th3 25th day of February 18110 at 10 o'c'. ck
A if. a the time for hearing sid application at my of
fl. in Brownville in said county, when and where H
Iersoni interested may attend and show cause why said
c.xtention should not be aliwed.
Given tin.ier my hand ad tffloiat feat thi 3lst day of
Jancary 1660.
it $4 50 C. V. TrarX'ta,nafJtrJs.
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..-OHEAPESR.
TIU.Y M"Y OTHER HOUSE LY
THE UPPER COUNTRY.
TO PURCHASE DRY-GOODS,
TO PURCHASE GROCERIES,
TO PURCHASE PROVISIONS,
TO PURCHASE BOOTS & SHOES,
TO PURCHASE QUEENSWrARE,
TO PURCHASE FANCY GOODS,
To Purchase Ladies Dress Goods,
o .to mil's 1!
HEW .STOCK..
BIS SOOTS MB SB
JUST SUITS THE PEOPLE.
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T5IE ARE OF EVERY GRADE,
Made of Good Stock,
AIID OF EVERY PRICE.
And lie fs bound to Sell Tor Casli,
or liXcuane lor f.ioes,
Pcltrj't fr'urs. etc.
CALL AND SEE IILM IF YOU WISH
TO SECURE CHOICE
.SELECTIONS..
Lidies, Gentlemen -and Children In want of any kind
of covering fir the teet, should not tail to go to PEX,
where they will find an lmmc:e stjeit tf well made
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, and Ladies1
Walking Roots,
Whrch fnr cheapness and excellence he r'edges himself
chiiro.t he surpassed in the upper crnntry.
1859. 1859.
Sl WMIf AL & ST. JOSEP3I R. R.
FALL ARKAN'GEMEXTS.
Morning Train leaves St. Joseph at
, - 6:00
Evcnins Train leaves do do - - .6:40
St. Joseph is reached by tbe Western Stage Line.
Passengers save time and tiresome staging by ihis route
Unity connections made-at Hannibal with -llEabtern
and Southern Riilroads and Packets.
J T D Haywood, Sup't.. Hannibal.
D C Sawiw, General Agent, St. Joe.
P R Groat, G. Ticket Agent, Han'bal
r Theo. Hill, G.-.Tv Ag't, Brownville
November 24. IS5. .
Probate Notice.
AViiercas appkation has thisdjy been made to the Pro-
bateC.urt of Xcmaha County, Nebrak Territory, by
John Ebbs to ho appoint ed J dimnistrator ot the estate -f
uit3r!es t.ii. lato hi t.' Kearney, jn. t.. occeasea,
notice is licrcbv given tbat Saturday the lOlh day of
March, A D.. ISoO, at 10 o clock A. M. U tbe time set
for tbe hearing of said application at my tfllce, in
Lsrownviue, in saiu couuty, ncn and where all per-
sons interested may appear and show cause why letters
of administration or saiJestaieshould not be issued to
tbesaid applicant. 1 .
Givca under my hand and official seal this 1st day of
February A u ltto, ;
CVRU3 W. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
. Xo30.6w-$7 s ,
SHEKIFF SALE.
XOTJCE is hereby given V-y cie, J. H. Wells. $bc
riif in and forthc Cunty of Nemaha, Xebrakalcr
ritory.thatoa to-wit : the 13th day of. February, A,
U. lbbd, at two o'clock, P.M. of said day, that 1 will
offer for sale, and sell to the highest bidder foreash
at thelevecin thecityof Urownville in said Nemaha
county the following described property to wit, the
g tram ferryboat Otoe, and the goods and chattels
hereunto belonging, tho said boat and goods and
chattels now lyingat the said leree, the said said be
in? under and by virtucof a writ alias execution,
directed tome undLssucd agniiutthe'saidboal upon
a judgement obtained by .Samuel Callen and against
the said steam ferry boat Otoe, at tbo March adjour
ned term 18 of the District Court for tho conn-J
tyof Otoe n t he sa id Tcrritory,and entered upon the
record tXraid court at tbe December ad journed term
held and begun on January 19, a n lS30for tho sum
of six hundred and forty-six dollars and forty-fire
crrit?,and I'orcostsof suit. '
Given under my hand this first day of February A.
D.IS80. . . .
- J. H. WELLS,
2w-S 1,5ft Sheriff f Nemaha County.
Legal Notice.
David Scigel P'U . V-
tt ,1 ToSjring Terra A. D.
Brownville Hotel Company 1CC0 f the Distiict
and Ribert Y. Furnas, t Co'irt for Nemaha conn-
Richard Brown, ' fly, Nebraska Territory.
Homer Joim.-cn, .
J . W. Coieaian,
Oscar r. Iike, Defcnd'tit J
Richaid trn a w;U take notice that David Seigrlnf
sal 1 cornty ot Nemaha tiM, n the 21st diy of December
A. D. ISoD C:e hi jetition in tbe cfHec of the Clerk of
the said District Court for Nemaha Couuty. Nebraska
Territory, against the BroaBville Ilotel Company anil
R. . W. Furttas, Ricii.ird Brown. Homer Johnson, J. Wr.
Coleman O.-c.nr F. Lake, Defendants, m hereir. is claim
ed of sai'l defendants the sum of five hundred and thir- 1
tj--eight dollars with Interest thereon at the rate or ten I
ier cent rer annum freni the 13:h djv f December A. i
D. iS53. on a promissory note executed by the said ilef
rndauts td ssitl plaintiflT n the I3:h day of December
1S5S. And the said detenduit Richard Brown is also
furt-er notified that peu U.e occessay tridavitof the
fi'ni pi ntirY au .order of attachnier.t has been issued
asainst him. and that he is reqai-ed to appear and an
swer on or heforebe Hrst djy ,f the next term of said
cottft. or jt:d?n;ent will be rendered apiin6t him for
said claim and costs.
nrwcTT&TnovAS.
IMt7.5C Teb . X"C9 Aifj trW
v: : THE globe,;
Tlie OOcial Paper or Consress.
I shall publish the Dtily Clcbc, and the Congres
sional Uiobcynnd Appendix during the ext scjiion
of Congrcs. The Daily Globe wlit contain a report
cf the debates in both brancnia cf Congres,as ta
ken down by reporters, equal at least, ta any corps
of short band writers ia this or any other country.
When the derates of tbe daydo not make mora than
forty-five columns, tbey shall appear in tbe Globe
ot the next morning, which will contain, fclso, tbe
news of theda5 together with such editorial arti
cle 33 passing crcnta suggest.
Tho Conzrc.-sional Globe and Arpr.dix, will con
fain a report of ail tho debates In Con5res.. rerised
bv the Sneaker?, tho Meisasesof the I'resident of
the United States, tbe Annual reports of thehead
of the Executive Departments, tbe Ileporta of com
miitees of Gonrei9 on impcrtant subject- of ccn
oral interest, tbo Laws passeu during the session.
and coious indexes to all. Iheso will bo printed
onadoublo royal sheet in book form, royal quarto
size, each r.uinber containing sixteen pages, aver
aging 2.397 words per page. The whole will make
between 1,700 and 2,000. pages. It is believed tbat
nj book has ever bean published at so low a rate.
Last year I advertised m tbe Daily Globe for six
months, and ia about one hundred other cewsra-
pers in the United States, a reward to any person of
two hundred and forty-five dollars, wno would pro
duce a book published ot so low a rate, and Done
was produced. The largo number cf e optes sab
wribed fvr by Ci ngrc?! enables tne to aford the de
bates to subscribers so cneap.
The Congre?ional klobe and Appendix pass free
through the mails f.f the United States, as will be
seen by reading the following joint resolution pas
sed by Congress August 6. 1852 :
Joint Resolution Providing for the Dis-
tibvtion of the Laws of Congress and
the Debates I hereon:
With a view to the cheap circulation of the. laws
of Congress, and the debates contibuting to the true
interpretation thereof, a-d to make free communi
cation between the representative and constituent
bodies:
He it resolved by the Senate and ITouso of Repre
sentatives of the United States of America in tbe
Congress assembled, That from and after tbe pres
ent session cr Congress, the Congressional Globe
anni Appendix, which contain tbe Laws nd thedc
batcs thereon, shall pas free through the mails, so
long as the same shall be published by order of Con
gress: Provided that nothing herein shall bo con
strued to authorize the circulation of the daily
Globe, free of postage.
Approved, August fi, 1S52.
t.. . . T Eli MS: .. . - a.
For a copy of the Daily Globe 4 months $3,00
For a copy for a less time (per month) 1,00
For a copy of the Congressional Globo and
Appendix during the session ' ' ' 3,0!)
Lank notes current n the rcction of the country
where a subscriber resides will bo rescued at I'ar.
Tho whole or any part of aub?cription may bo re
mitted in postage stamps, which are preferable to
any cuarency except gold and silver. Where Hank
notes under $5 cannot be procured 1 will send two
copies for 5.
A paper will not bo sent unless tho money accom
panies the order for it.
I cannot ntTord to exchange with nit tho newrpa
pers tbat desire tho Globe, but I will send tho dai
Globe during tho Session to all who shall publis-h
this pnvpcctui three times before the first Monday
in next "ecember. - Those wbo publish thould send
their pap. rs containining it to me, marked with a
pen, to direct attention to it.' Tbe Congresiioaal
Globe and Appendix will be stereotyped, and there
fore, I thall be able to send the back numbers for
this session to all who may subscribe after the ses
sion commences : but if tho first edition shall have
been exhausted before the subscription money is re
ceived,! shall charge one dollar additional per copy,
to pay the expense of putting the plates on tho press.
Subscriptions should reach me as early ns the first
week in "eccmbcr, to insure complete copies at the
prices advertised abevc.
. , . JOHN C. RIVES.
. Washington. October. 1S59.
November 3, 1S53.
- MORTON HOUSE, i
MAIN' STREET,
NEBRASKA CITY, KECRASEA.
T. I. GODDIN, Proprietor.
September. 29, 1859. tf.
ENDED !
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for
jst&'t&v Hotel
1
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.-
P. J. HENDGEN
Hereby notifies the public that lie has purchased the
Nelraa nousc iti Bruwnville, N. T., formerly kept by
T. J. Edwards, and has rem.xlcled, renovated and enti
rely changed the whole hou?e, from cellar to garret.
wiih an especial view to neatness, comfort and conve
nience. Havins had many years experience as a hotel
keeper, he reels safe in warraniinitibe hoarding pit rot
age of Krownvilie. and tbe traveling public, that, while
at the American they will have no reason to complain
of thef.-e in any re? peer.'
The note! is situated immediately at the Steamboat
Landing, foot of Main street, and consequently affords
peculiar advantage to the traveling community. Tte
proprietor asks but to be trl .Hi, md if not found worthy,
discarded. ,
January, 13 1SC0. 23-tf . , .
A Good Farm for Sale.
The subriber will sell at a irreat bargain a very
choice quarter of section of land in Johnson county, Ne
braska. There are forty acres of line timber ianij,
50 acres irndercultivatlon. a cod 10? house and other
improvements. It is two and a half miles from Tecnm
st h, on tbe road f rum thence to Pawnee City.
Any per)ti wishing to purchase a go4 tract of land on
very reasonable terms, will apply to Cyrus Wrjtrhf at
Tecumseh. or John L. Carson. Banker,-ia Brownville,
or to Geo. W. Sbroat, Nebraska Citv.
ROBKttT WRTGITT,
Reidina at, Worrallton, in Nemaha Co,
Jannary IS, I860 23-tf
NOTICE.
I hereby canMon all persons indebted to the late
firm of Green, Sprinkle & Co alias, Sprinkle, linker
& Green, ngainst paying nny debts, notes of band or
bock accounts ar-cruing to said firm except to myself.
from my ohice about a yearngo, anil as yet I have not
and cannot get any tatUfaction as to the disposal ,of
tha collectioiia. ' LLV I M'Kl.MvL.
GOODS
WE are now in receipt of onr FALL GOODS.
wfiicL comprises everything a GENT, rr LADY -is
likely to want. We invito our friend, and tho pub
lic generally to CO-dr. AD feth Vs, ai wo will
not bo undersold for ensh.
D.J. MARTIN CO:
October 20th. IS53. ' 15-tf
1 IDE BUD.
SAVE YOUR MOjYEYJXD GO TO
WM. T- DEN,
in
1
"WholeJalo and Retail dealer in
BOOTS AND SHOES.
; Brownville, JV". T. .
j nASNOWON HANDa lare and well selnrt
Cf J ed stock of Boots and Shoes, Lady'i and Gent.
Pi Gaiters and Slippers of every variety; alio,
1 v-lissrs and Childrens shoes of every kiud that 1
will sell cheaper for Cash or Produce than any other
house west of St. Louis. All work warranted; orders
respectfully solicited.
The Highest Casb pricepaid for Hides, Pelts and Furs,
at the City Boot and Shoe Store. Cut Leather kept for
sale
Brownville June 2d, '59. c49)f-
We Will Purchase Wheat
As money is scarce, we will pay in goods for wheat
65 cents per buslcl ; and for Hour $2,7 per hundred
pounds. Wo will furnih satks for wheat and re
ceive it, cither at our Storo in Rniwnvillo or at
Melvin's Milis. - D. J. MAUTLS i CO.
l5roWBvi:ie,Oct.r0,189. . . tl'-5
LYFORD.
J. T. HORN
Lyford & Horn,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Deakrs in. ,
jUiry Goods
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS, ISIZOSS,
KallSjPloiTs, StovcSjFurniture, &.c
SONORA, MO. . :
April 9tb,lS5a.--' " i3K
D. J. MARTIN & CO.,
Wholesale k Ectail
j-- -jt r, guf js2i HiUy
31 AIN STREET
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Announce to the Citizens cf the
COUNTIES OF
NEMAHA,
RICHARDSON, :
JOHNSON," -,
PAWNEE,
:-t CLAY,
AND GAGE,
ZQ. J-OtoT325.,
AND ATCHISON COUNTY .
THAT THEY HAVE
Just Eeceived,
Per Steamer Emigrant,
A New, Complete, and
SUPERIOE STOCK
OP
9
GKOCERIES,
Queensware,
SAIDDIfclBIffiY,
O TJ C? 2-3
Glasfsware,
IF . 00 KJ 0 ir y 1 ,
SASH .BOOBS,
MoiuUIliulaSlnthiiw
uavtuj ij.aaax vav iiiJi tigi
Boots,
Shoes,
...r ; Eats, ;
etc.
Meeded or Desired
Can le had at our Store, and on' terms as
favorable as those of any ether
House in the West.
Wc Do a Cash, or. Exchange for
Produce Trade, and are Deter-
mined thereby to Give our Cus
tomers BARGAINS.
We solicit a continued and increased
patronage, pledging ourselves to spare
no pains to give entire satisfaction in
prices and quality.
Onr Atclilson County Friends
Will find very much to their advantage to
deal wilh us.
THE DOLLAR DE ALEE
Cax. a
NEW VOLUME NEW TYPE.
r&rtwttr Tcar3 tbe "CJereTanJ Hairi Dca'er"
has been owned and controlled, I'-bliahed and Kd
ited by the sanao indivi-lui.1. it has never missed a
publication day norscraubed a Democratic Ticket.
it has fought iti way sirIe-candcd against, ail op
position, until it tas rr:sued . a Mtioaal urttintinn
aai a ' Kationol reputation.' rVt.ru JIaio t Cl
fornia tho l'l in Dealer is known and read, and it
never was in so gocd a condition pecuniarily, or in
better pluck, politically, to fibt the battles ot Me
mocracy than now. For ibe coining year it wiil be
particularly devoted to IVruUr 5? jverf i2nty I r ; '
It has against hih authority, iLitd tj udvocatc
the rizht of tho peorlo of a territory as well as a
StAte, to re?u!t tbeir domotij institutions in
their own way," and it will continue to do sonainit
said hijh authority, "the world, tho flesh aud the
devil.". Agaia-t ail Leecmpton Gtfr.j'jtutijn, s'..i?e
codcj, ar.l tbe ra-cpetiinj of tbe -Slave Trad.', this
Paper is devotedly dedicated from tbij time, hence
forth and forever !
Come one, come all I This reck shall . ;
From its firm Irwo us soon m I! '. ;
Besides the current News of tba Day, the Plain
Dealer will contain in each number a TALK, Cor
respondence from a host of Contributors, and Ttle
grathie Ilepcrts frcm all parts of the WcrlJ.
ino tcramereial Dcimnment wI: be uJer tue
sole charge of Jatncs lirtkenshire, Kf., who is a-r-knowlcdjtvd
to be ono of the best market reporters
it tbe country.
The Local Department wnl betrcs. Jci ever by
tbat orig'nal and laughter provokin; g"iiu, Arte
mus Ward, Esq.," whose Letter.', Jwwa, Gdulties and
Qui lities, are alone worth the price of the paper.
In short we are prerared to rrestnt one vt tho bst
and neatest and cheapest family 'ctrspapers ia tae
West. , ' ' ;
SUBSCRIPTION.
Single Subscribers, per year, - SI SO
44 - lor six wombs, I C3
Clubs of Ten, cr year, - - - 10 03
All over Ten Copies, to 0110 PostoCiec. I 03 ;
To e:v !i getterup of a Club, one Copy Lxtr.
tT Poot Mailers are requested to act ns Acts
Douglass Democrats are exp9xi:d to act
as agents nnd ta loses no fitaa in g'-'tunij .vcry be
liever in Popular Sovcrrigtity, no mil er lo what
party ho may belong to take thi apcr. Now is tbe
tune to bestir your-ndves preparatory to bo cest
Presidential Campaign.
i nose who want an account of the rrTin of
the New Conzre??. tho organisation of the Nw
House of iCepreentative (which will, be a protrac
ted and rich alln-ir, a majority bcio:; Hpposition,"
tbe President' Mesag and KoporiSol" tbo I t i-::i t
mcnt.-1, will com'nenoe their sub-criiitios-" Dccuibcr
first. 1 tn neiv olem WiU eouimuucJ J-uuary 1st
All payments it Le in advance.
Add res.,
J. W. GHAT, Cleveland, OLIo.
October 3. 1839.
Fit U IT TKEES.
ORNAMENTAL TIIEE3.
Shrubs, Roses, Vines, Plants, etc.
Illla-CS & .CO.,
Agents fur
A: Falmestock & Sons..
TOLEDO . NURSERIES,
ABE now canvassing Nemaha and Richardson counties,
Nebraska; and Atchi..n countv. ilissotiri; receiving
order for Frn:t Trees, Shrubs. Vinos, Evergreens. &c,
&c. They call the attention of Farmers and others de
sireing anything in their line to the a lvanlarci f p'ir
chasinn tBpplies at their Kursery. Tuo strc is com
plete and prices as favor-tie an that of any other Nur
sery anywhere, and all warranted t'j he as repre-cnted.
Orders can also be left at the Advertiser office Uro n
ville, N". T.
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Give us a Call
And satUa'7 yourselves that we hare the
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And are scliicg them .
D. J. IIARTIN & CO
Brownville, Angust 1st 1359.
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For sale hy T. J. WIIITK, & CO . Brownville. N.
and by all driiEPit cneral ly. .
A CARD.
To Pre-Emptcrs ixd Otuebs -rcrs.ns win rw
hereafter desire the herviccs tf iLe unden-ljned. and
Aasvelatcs, will please oerid ti nie
int. A deciipfi )n f the land iu content,
21. The time when the caes arc tried at the local o'-
ficesj how deci'led ; and tcflcnpciit cp.
31; A copy or tho evidence tiker.
Patents When Patents are wan'ed. theCertiflcatcn
musthesent tonic The cost cf ot:aitiii:s patents ia
only
By cemplyir? with the above, mr.ch tin:e will le
Bared, and the busines1! can be tetter attended to.
JOHN A. PA UK. Kit
VTasbinirton City, September, 15, 1353
nr10v4-3m
THt LAST CALL.
I hereby once more notify thoee indebted to mo
tbat they can Ii uidato their in lebtolne.-s witb
corn po'.atoe ., or almost any kind of prffnee, at the
rigbest market price, in brownvnle. lbureriued
is made beenuse 1 am in debt mysclt, and need
money, out can rnaice nso 01 corn.
Heretofore tbe excu'e with those owinj mo has
been, that they cannot raise tho monev. I now in
form yu that I will take produce; I Innm vott
can roe that. Such an arrangement will be taken
as a great accommodation under present circumstances.
I wish to beaeci ramoJatiu, but I repeat. tLisis
THE LASTCALL. JEaK NOLL.
Brownville Nov., 0, 1559.
Palate Court
Probate Notice.
Territory of Nchraa, )
Cennry of Nemaha.
Wlierea application has been nnrte to :::! Cnnrt fjr
General I.etiers of Alministra!ion nj- n the eta:e f
Jcoli lM!!ipper, deceae'l late of caid i-juny, t.y 7
AT. waters, notice "1 thereby eivr ti ti all whom It nny
concern, that Saturday the lSih d.ir of Feb.-t:arr. A. i.
18i0, at 10 n'cloek A. 31. rf fa Id d.iy. i tbe ti-ne e for
the beaiinccf said applirati -it at mv C-e in !'.- wnvi.le
in said cmnty, wben and where all vcs.iii. in-pre-ted
are rei nested to a; pear and show e-u-e wty Letter
ahould nrt be jrra'ited to said G: W. Wjllers
witness my tiaiil and the el of aid court thi- 9:h
day of Januarr. A. I lro.
C W. U'HEKLKIt, Probate Jjd:e.
ri27-6w-f$7
MUJVtiY sJitl'JtJ'CtJ ijY
PIKES'S PEAK GOLD !
Are iir receive Pike's I'eaS Owid und jiivrce
money np.ai the same, aiift pny fver balance i.f pri ccc.'s
as .""'on a Stint rctnrr: are hjd. In a lca-e" e
exhibit the printed returns of the L'ot.cJ States Attn:.
or A.-way ft '9.
I.LSIinit'GII Si CARSOX.
BULLION AND EXCI1AMGK BU0KEES
'nc-O-.i
OIr;it' I M "; . ;
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Of Ll-..t-; N . 2, "J.rr
dJctive t'jittry.';' ai.y (
dor, post.ie p;:-t, -i;-..
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teau'lfa! jrtuictl L f . a .....i .i -.u
t:.itij reevr jiw. It.niu i.ry W4. m.".
.Mrs. Stnirlr" a?r-rdi-s t j il ij.re-:: : -: . ,
which Le i nrc;:s: I 1 f l". J. t're-. '
City. M I. Any pern e.n t:t,1i it -,,.
h'jiiey, and be ir.ilepei .li-h' t 'be l.;-irv-"c
tt? Dr. Creamer, 2i-.t. f-M, We-t Itjitu i "-?
mreCi'v Md . tT.cv-ir. COcecti JV:r.'.
Pulaikj Timti.
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rEVCTID TO ;
Devoted h dgricdiir:. Sloe::
Horticulture, ucc'iarr.s.:i, Edcui
PulMcJ a! BroiwayA: T.
.7iiur,
Oa thelr-t of ercrj n-a;!! atl n'-nrr S
10-
jrle copies: .Stx c,Ic5, SJ; TLifCcen Jvi
A w Cllij. CI'piCC. v I J.
The volume bcrran 0 3f. !';3. 5"rce---.-n rn.
bers furni.'.hed j-atis cn a-r!ica:i.-n. - 1;-.-' ,;!.n
can be farnisl.cd. ' " "
Will every friend of Atrri,-u!tnre -- 1 r.',-;
in Nebraska. NoJtbri K iu.w. n I ' , 1
Ncr:hrn iiiiiouri. lend a hviv'.v in-.J. f-K, A" :,
and maintain n j'Hirnal (K-votr,l 1 r 'n.-.. , Iv t , ..
intercsfs ab'.ve r.siacil. To? ia r,r.t a ,",.
"'"1" iu rr"ion n.tmcil bur. nn .nui i-
iurniu a tlub t f at
alonj wiihtut d-.lr-v.
leajt 10 su'.riT,-. iai
i LilNA3 'i LVANXA.
rrowr,vi!:c. N. 1
Peru Cliair Factorv;-?
AND
The nndcrsl.-ned. fraviai nJ-h.r.i 1 , r. ,
Catm-.ct :..i.ite. vwned by T. H. AJar.-lj.i. tir i.i4
lacth. d of i-ir. rn-.irjt ti e pub, cti.ct ti rv H-e inw p-t.
:ired to Illi '.Kier. ir -it kii..i. j urin: u-c. c
.!i dr., ta-jes. fttlid--, lei tf. -J. b-.re's . 11 ni'..
c-adics icni.s-e etc.. ce . viiber ifV!:.i a ,,m
ti.) .er!Capa$Ca!l to .1 :; t j f r v i I : j r e ,1 ' c
::..oe:' 1 1 i ;i
vr.bio Ui tj Ctl
t
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r.ita; ia u.e wtt. T. e be;t ;. ivfl i
tiitiiKS Cf listantly cn l.at.f. vcl.itii ill
n u.-. ii r c l.i.'l-t at Minrt 11-.: i.-i.
We h.iV3 attached to t lir st. un-fxdlT
Tu.-i.ins Lithe, aiiij we are pevared S ..
U.'li uf tumiiu :i-..i.'i Chair !'-! i,i i. ; ;r i , :
Chair and Furniture of ail t;n ts reunrr.! in r..-..
N. 13. Corn, VThr-it. C-r ft. r-r i,. r--
U'i UvUiCC Ci ail iI!!(H At T.flv-
kpii in exchanre l.r wur ur
attention La-lr.csj to mci it a fV.r
ajre
Perrt, Nebraska, Novonibrr 21. l!:J3.
i es-'P.-tfd. ta-
We h.-i e l y net
f "1 t-'-o.i r'jtri n.
Dissoluticn.
The C?part-!erLip of r.rcr ii "U"r(.-n a- k-'(;,.f-r
estatina, anl tra!ictiui: bui:i-s at u-.,-.
Hih's d.y.!i.s.dvcd by.rannv. uit-i. IVrw n. (
h.ivu, j unha-ed the i.:i!ire 'in-prrvt r r r. il-.. . ..
will remain at f I, c.dt ..u4 a-dwi.! .i.'jut ;i n,ct
tled bu-ineas tf gia arm. . " I"0.".DYCK h)PE;t,
Pjwjico P.mcho, Xsvs r.l. !F.",-!i(j 'l "
IflSISfllSIIS
. g. s. A'XErrri:,
X2x-o-rcriT7"illor -IT.
Infvnr.3 tbo pullie th.tt ha rrj-rc: r-..t r
alltboneccs;iry c jpantm u-ch ni lr;-'y
screws ff tr.ovin-, rfii;n-.ir bawtrin ; LuilJ n . f
"very deser:ptioa, witbont injury to tj. e t!i:ttt--"
li.st.icilinefl Bra sue.., ia tLi V hud VjA, Ll crn toi
Uiltc satif-tjtivn. - -- . j v
Carpenter and.. Builder.?
In
qnnlifiVntii ns ar
patmn a ri.
which bu.ine he trns's l,'i V rwA-
o":u:b u3 to secure f ,r ni-i
ral
on T 1 o -
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GENTS" DRESS ' GC0D3V
JACOB MARIIO.V;
MERCHANT TAILO
- uuu w ii VJJaLi:, ijsb H AS K.a
T. . . . .
"ciwiii y annfiinrp. tr, the Fcn;!.-":
ii io rrcmy rn.Tt he h i" Ji;-
Kat a larfe fctuik of very n"eri
.tyle.
rccci-. rd rr
r 'l.-i .at. J
trt v.
f.l
4- U
He
Cloths, Vesting, Czc;: '
hi.di he will tmniTrartiirecn re: j f nvr-li-e t -'-'n '
t ft .iters 1ilmc!f that fc nv..N-.n-f r.i V...":.'!. f
thorouchly and at! work war'.in'od f- i '
tablisliment. and el.arjres as low asaavlVcr V'-:c'f-' -1
in this place nr tbe Wetf. " ' ?
A Teat ri t C xj ara n f r r7. t
Land Warrants,'--'. -
2"or Cncli ia.cl on Ci3.b
, We are prepared to luaii L-mJ Warr-.m , f n ....
eti u-h lima as ihey may ie,ii ion, r .w.rir
at the usiia r.ifr. m"i
Aemstantsupjiiyof Warrant will b 'w c'n k'jndJ
for .ale as cie.jp as tley can be bright eualsi
town. , -i
ii'iy or resTitar ueatcratn I beware cf bi s
Ail warrant n,!U by u wiil Le
rename in every re. roct aid
fevtivc.
Heine permanently located In DrorrnviUewf can at A
way, be furdatthoold Ua4 a faw duoraea.toi it.
!jrownvii:o J.oute.
. i.rsTra.u-r.r-& CAr.so.v.
njnri, and Deale.-e in Ua Warraan. ;
eu.ra. letd tu la-
will L excU; c.ed if w-i
Who Wants a No. 1 Farm?
O.ic can be had for a small nvriof'
. Jiliinry. '
The ttnderFivrrcd li autBoiized to ee'l on- farbr!iTn
terms a nn excellent piece cf Kind, i:ai:a 10 rii es
Uctof Bri.wrivi;!e tn t:ie great ri-fcia J't. rrs -r.
-;d -lii.i-s. Ac. Tl tract oiitaiix 3- 0 ue:e C J ,
of which M flno tirrbef ih-c, rh whi---i r it
stream ot "t rk wucr, ard wbicli thoveral CT-otlcnt
cp hr. CO i-ert liuder ctil;iv i-i ntwj"iil em'ort.
b;o Jog bouea and ri:i:aty cut bvtl !!-. - -
N'-I'v M - - - At Advcu. tr.C-:
An Improved
ati
1 A FT V?
A very ruinab'.eand d'i-al):a iraj-tnc l f"!Tt!i niirt-
1 1-3 nn!e fr..i Brtwile ;.iid 1-2 fri-rr Vim l:r
City, cm be hd on vi rr favttale !:ni- It rrvi?i
f Ibl sc e; i') acre- under ciittivui t-; '.'l acca in t ri-t
Itfl B d welt; nlfV wate. and e nd Irinn h,i i.o.
The .t( cU 2 y ke i men 7 c..w-, ftn.i 7 y..t. cliif,
tho faria i:ntlet;i?nt. and h.icse M fwriiKi wiv : a
s'dd with it ir :e i v. a r i -t ; j. rut.i y I ... r i v
.enre-i. K-:r; l e f It. "IV. Fa;a.-, tt ".LC "A CI s V
( ill e Jtr- wi.vi.ie .. T.
Nov. 17, t.n
LTJSHBATJGH & CARS0I
GENERAL LATID AGEITTSi' ,
Dealers ia Co'n.U-c'jr' r r.t Zlor.ej, IZzlLz zy:
and Lnnd Warrsr t, 1
CoI'.ecHont made on all accetilb! poiuti. Tlzci 't'cll
9t:i prompt attention gH ca t-j ail oum;.c;S c. i
a first class Land A?e:u-y. ' .
Acr.tn irn tits ' i '
L.v;rrD st.itls i:xr;tLs coirPAxr,
A safe and reliable oMpa" for the tra-3 jLa-v i f
money package. - : t
Also A-enl f r t'.ie TTirtf ard Fire Ir.stran-c C vr.; aay
of Hartrrd, Cocect!ctit. '
; i
tro have rcaioTi;-! curi"ue t tbe new hn:;i:;;, jrn
ilain atreet, r.cr.td.r to viheidore Ii.; Stvro, s-J.
near tbe I'. 3. Land Otli-e. - -'
Oct 27, 1:55, inG LI'SlIIJArr.a i. CAr..V,". . -
-red fr-
nt'-r A tj
r-t l.r
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;r it-
. Tne pun.;- in- i
itrider'-n -d Lave pr-.c
in oi.era tii-a u'l H.
:atc jf pj.f'.-r i. a i)-l
i't i-v m it" ir- ? ; , . ' -rr ' !r' f.
!i r tl.t i.tie. ft i sl.fl.i'i !...r:ct- r tby
d ia t-i e us,Si u I Ir- u, tri n. r i t -::i
!lvt.- h'i havi tr;el tii'. iii trr.:i itiif f
!.tlf. and i.i vi-w r t i in,:r..iivl ii
riii'lirr whi.-ii nj'l exft'ii 1 1 ; T i f "
year t n .i t)ra-i.:i. rt-; i rt a i i ' : i
work b-.-t;wr a..l (u;t'ei- taa u,y !:-.r;.
rr.ti.jn.
f v rui'u .' aaf. I j -7
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