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for one re?!' PiJ inadvance, - - $2,00
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Clubs of 2 r more will be furnished at $1,60 per
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,iberi- -w
rj The "Nebraska Advertiser" having
uch the largest circulation of any paper in
Ibe Territory, Wholesale Merchants in St.
jjoxii. St. Joseph, Cincinnati and other Eaat
ern markets where Nebraska merchants pur
chase, will find no better advertising medium
ia the Western country C5
Elanks, Blanks.
wehave m hand, priutca" In superior style, and for
i,ecLep for cath, fresh supply of
Warranty Deeds, Mortgajfo Deeds,
Trust Deeas, Honda lor Deeds,
Jubtice, shenfl and Constable Blanks,
illenk Freemx'tion Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Lading.
Drafts. IJotea. etc., etc.. etc.
'Virh we call the especial attention of those in need.
j,,b Pnntimr of any nd every dcsciiptlun executed to
rdct in ")'! inferior t.i nue, produced in any part of
ibe country, we except u -m. In tbe West, or cJae
whee, and offer specimen of our work at evideuce
GT.O A. GHAVFS, ivkeller. Staticner, and
New" Ape it. P.' Office bniidinir. C-.rner Duoclafcand
Thirteenth i-trerts. Omaha N.T.. nr authorized
Api'tit fr both the Advertiter and Farmer.
Tf S XIRDING & CO., New and Literary De
w.t HiO'bmtdin Min street cppoMie th Knck
olls H n-e. Nebraska Ci'y, ar onr uthurired Aceuts
f..rh..th the Advrr titer ai1 Farmer.
A Soi lal Hop tame off at Whitney's
Hall en iMor.day evening, at which all
v eaied to enjoy themselves hugely, "trip
ping the light fantastic toe." Dye, Mo
Duni'l, Marsh and Berber discoursed
U nitric in thur lest style; giving fur
ther proof of their musical talents. The
ladies, with rosy che-ks and gay attire,
ttfed peculiar luster to the scene, and
fened. most admiraMy to cheer the
hearts of the Pile's jeak adventurers, for
whose particular benefit the dance was
gotten tp. Do so more, folks. Such path
tririgs'pan out" nicely, when the 'critter'
. is left out of the question.
'-Heads op! Eyes Right!' When
Theodore Hill left home a few woeks
. a;:o to purchase his second stock of goods
lie promised he would bring, a stock that
would supply the demand of this market.
He has returned and yesterday a portion
of his goods arrived per steamer Emilie.
.Judging from the amount of freight put
off for Mr. Hill we think he has made
good his word. The stock is now being
xpened. Now look for a driving busi
cess and good bargains.
Caring fur the Soles of the Peo
ple" Den, who took to himself a "better
half," the other day, and has been off
on both a pleasure and business trip to
Sl Louis, has returned bringing a tall
stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
and ready-made Clothing. Having taken
;a -partner, be proposes cnhrrir.r ! -H-rj,ic,
and has made Lis p..i. 1. : . : s .t-..--
Casscirsillu&lratea Farull j Biljle,
Part 3 of this superb publication is be
fore us; contents, Genesies, chapters 26
and 40 inclusive, The illustrations are
very fine both in design and execution,
viz: Esau and his family departing ; Jo
seph's dream; cast into the pit; hiscoat;
in prison; before Pharaoh; detaining
Simeon ; putting the cv.p in Benjamin's
sack ; the cup found in the sack ; Joseph
tevealing himself ; Jacob starting for
Egypt; Joseph presenting his father to
Pharoh; Jacob blessing his twelve son3;
Jacob blessing Ephraim and Manassah ;
embalming of Joseph, and a bird's-eye
view of Egypt, fifteen half and whole
page engraving in the very highest style
of art. We are at a loss to know how
the publishers can gel up such a work at
15 cents a number. Address, Cassell,
Pettor &. Galpin, Park Building, Y.
SfWill the-publishers send us part
2 ; we have failed to receive it:
UiT''! m 'nil 'i Wwj.
Religious Notice.
Bev. II. Zfrjtcn ill preace in the Congregationa
Church in this Citj, on next Sabbath at 10 1-2
ti'cWk.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r .'.r-'
( "7j iMAKTIN'S
tf). HATS.
PROBATE NOTICE.
WhereuR Hc-.th Nuckolls administrtor of the estate of
Charles M. Oreever. deceased, late of Neman i Cunty,
has this day made application tf the F rebate Court of
Nemaha Coiiny, Nebraska Territory, for one year exten
sion of time V' collect the aeu or the raid estate nd
pay the 'IpoU and cliarpeo charge able asainst the amu
Notice i hereby piven that I have et Fridy the 18 li
d.iyofMay A. D. I860 at 10 o'clock A.M.. at my office
in lirownville in aaid county, a the time for the healing
of id aiplicatinn. when and where any and all persona
jnterehted may appear and show cauhe why 6a id exten
sion shoulil not be allom'el..
Given under my hand and official el this 25th day
ofApril. A D IS60. CYRUS W. WH KEL.EH.
42 3t$l Probate JuJfre.
Probate Notice.
Territory of Kctirnska, ) ,
County of Nemaha ra1 Court
Whereas lTeih NucV ilIs. administrator on the es
tate of J.eph Deroin deceased, late of Nemaha county,
has made application to the Probate Court of Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory for one years extension of
time. t col leer the averts and pay the debts udd charges
chargeable aeainst the sime ; notice is hereby piven to
all whom it may concern, that t have set Friday, the
18th day of May. at 10 o'clock A. M. or said dy, A. l.
1860, as the time for the hearing of said application at
mr offlrein Brrwnville in m!d Ciunty, when and where
all persons Interested are requested to appear and show
cause why said extension should not be allowed.
witness my hand and the seal of said Court this25tn
. dny of April, A. D lfcfi0. . .. . , .
SenjllilC Vcrj'. Each company be
fore leaving for Pike's Peak, the past
-week, subscribed for the Jebraska Ad'
vertiser. "Washington will smile" on such
adventurers. We now have GO subscri
bers at Denver! Few" more wanted.
. f.
SnrplUS Com At this time, there
is in aiore in this city, and which cannot
be shipped on account of ihe low stage
vf "the river, and consequent high rates
of freight, 50.000 bushels of corn. The
fanners have been blow in selling bepause
it "the- prices; none in fact selling except
those who are compelled by circumstances
to do s-o. Our merchants are paying from
25 to 30 cents.
Oregon PIOWS M. Huffman, the
'Celebrated Plow manufacturer at Oregon,
"Mo., was in our city this week, disposing
of Plows, Cultivators, he. They are un-,ilrpass-d,
' -.Theo.
Hill isAgnt for this place and
has en baud a supply.
'.Grape Culture. On the first page
of to-days paper will be found most an
excellent article on the culture of the
Grape. It w worth preserving.
On. the first page will be found an arti
cle prepared by the Commissioner of
Common Schools of this Territory, giving
a birdVeye view, as it were, of ihe basis
of our Common School Fund in Nebras
ka. It is convenient for reference.
Berry & CO. See the Advertisement
of Behry & Co. They have recently
opened up in their new store room on
Main street, and are prepared to serve
the public in almost anything they may
call for. Drop in and see them.
is
The Atlantic Monthlj. for May.
we have before us. It is as is always
the case with the Atlantic a g-od num
ler. The leading article, ''Instinct,
ene of the most interesting, we now r2'
collect to have read on the subject.
Ladies Repository. The May num
ber is oa our table. It contains two beau
tiful' engravings; likeness of "Grace
Greenwood' and "The Plough," a well
executed juvenile design. ' Its contents as
usual are elevated, high-toned, moral and
Ccnobling.
Personal. Rev. II. BuRcn, appoint
ed by the Methodist Conference to this
District for the present year, locates in
this city. He will preach in the Congre
ruoa Church next Sabbath.
N.'W rt-i'iy l.i ce.ivery lit L.fu of il n. SllirntK i
A. Pouglai, with bia most important speeches and
report.
By a Member of the Western Bar. Price $1, bound j
in cloth and 3.)cnfs in paper cover.
No man in theU'iired States at the present time is
lo kfd t' with more hoperu I interest than the distin
guished Senator fn.m Illinois. . Indeed his friends in alt
theStaesi.f the Union look upon him i.ot only as the
rising, but die fie-cnt man the man for the crisis. and
for the country. '
The most important of Mr. Dounlas' Speeches are
incorporated in this volume, and the whole work sub-
t tilted berore publication, ror Ihe criticism of some. if
Mr. Douglas' most jndieiou friends, in whom he has per
fect conflilrnce, and by them it is cordially approved and
room mended
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Designed Expressly for Emigrants and Trav
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.etv Internal Improvement Map
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Showing all the Uilroads built and In progress, with
the the contemplated route ihe different surveys of tho
contemplated route, the different mirveys of the Parif .
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"A Stich iu Time S.tves Kino !" ,
Despatch! . Save The Pieces! '
As accident win happen in well-regulated families,
it is very desirable tu have some cheap and convenient
way for rcpairir,pt Furnitdre. Toys, Crockery, &c, , .
bpalding'a Prepared Glue meet ail such emer
peucies, ant no " iueaold tan afford to be without it.
It is always reaoy and up to the sticking poitt. There
is no longer a necessity for' limping chain, nplintered
veneers, headless dolls and broken cradles. It It just
the article for cone, ehell and otbtr ornamental work,
so popular with ladies of retinement and taste.
Thia admirable preparation is used cold bemtt chem
ically held in solution, aud possessing all the valuable
qualitiesor the best cabinet-makers' Glue. U may be
used in the plate or ordinary mucilape. being vastly
more adhesive. "Useful in every rsmlly."
N. B. A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price 25c.
Address: Henry C. Spaldins & Co.,
Box Ko. 3.fe000, N. T,
Put up for dealer in case containing Four, Eight aod
Twelve dozen a beautiful Lithographic Show-Card ac
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E3"A sincie bottle or Spalding's Prepared Qlue
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ware and Furniture Dealers, Groceries, and Fancy
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Country merchants should make a note of Spald
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FRUIT TKEES!
ORNAMENT AL "BEES.
Shrubs, Roses, Vims Plants, etc.
HILLS & CO.,
Agenu for
A. Fahnestoek & Sons
TOLEDO NURSERIES,
ARE now canvassing Nemaha and Kichardson Counties,
Nebraska; and Atchison county. Missouri; receiving
orders for Frnit Trees, Shrubs, Vinas. Evergreens, &c,
Ac. They call the attention of Farmers and others de
tireing anything in their line to the advantages of pur
chasing supplies at their Nursery. The stock is com
plete and prices as favorable as that of any other Nur
sery anywhere, and all warranted to be as represented.
Orders can also be left at the .Atfrerriier office Brown
vine, N. T.
Ettrij jnrioH tciio detiret to be thoroughly con vcrtaMt
with tht political hittory of the United Slatee
Should Puttet
Young's American Statesman :
A Complete Political Tlistory of the Unired States,
from the formation of our Government to the Present
Time. lte-umrnended by Statesmen. .Politicians and
Editors, of every Party, as impartial and invaluable.
Octavo, 1,C65 papes. $3 60
DERBT &.JACK.S03T, Publishers,
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illiltlClLTlAL 1001
FOR SALE DY
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(Successor to Edwards & Bushnell.)
97 Fourth St., St. Louis, Mo.
American Farmers' Encyclopedia, a valuable work, 4 00
The Horse's Foot, and how to Keep it Souud; cloth 60
Cole's American Veterinarian 60
Stockhardt's Chemical Field Lectures I CO
Johnsoii'a Agricultuial Cbcmi.try 1 25
Fessenden'a Complete Farmer and Gardener I 25
do American Kitchen Gardener 60
Richardson on the florae 25
do on the Uo - 26
do on the Pests of the Farm 25
Milburn it Stevens on the Cow, and Dairy Husb'ry 25
Chinese Sugar Cane and Sucar Making 25
Padder'a Farmer's Land Meastue 2 00
Gi.enon's Trcatite on Milch Cows; cloth 60
Domer-tic and Ornamental Poultry, plain 1 00
Randall's Sheep II tbandry 1 V6
Yuat t, Bands I & Skinner's Shepherd's Oon Book 2 00
BariyVFruit Garden I 25
Stephens' Book or the Farm, 450 illustrations 4 00
The American Architect, or Plans for Country
Dwellings 6 00
Smith's Landscape Gardening, Parks and Pleasure
Grounds 1 25
Weeks on the Bee; cloth -60
Wilson on Cultivation or Fiax -25
Elliott' A met lean Fruit erower's Guide 1 25
The American Florist's Gniue 75
Every Lidy bar own Flower Gardener, pap 25, cl 60
The Koe Culturist. paper 20c, cloth 60
Moore's Rural Hand B.joks. 4 volnmcs . 6 00
NeltiV Fruit Flower and Vegetable Gardener'9
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6J
Godej lor Slay, Is another desira
ble number. The original engraving -a
. May party ;" the fashion plates and the
c4Uer are ell unexceptionable.
Fuji for the Million! Fun for tht Steam
boat ! Fun for the Railroad ! Fun
for ihe Pike's Peak Emigrant on the
Wide Prairies !
KICK-XAX FOR ALL CREATION
Is the most amurdng and expensively gotten upasweM
as the che ipest cmiic M;nzlne nor publistieil in the
world. Eichnitmbei ctntiiti thirty pige-of matter.
and rrem six'y to ninety Picture ill the contents be
ing of a rich hnniorou ch iracterr Nick-5x has at
taioed its third yetr, and Is growing lu popularity. It
i a great favorite with all claret rathers and ni.th
ers. mls and daughters ince it contains nothiugth.it
miT not be read aloud in any fxmily circle. It is the
publisher', desire to make '.t epeciay
FUN FOR THE FAMILY.
One cif It features is the prixe piazle department.
The publisher have distributod during the last sixer
eight months, Gthl Pen, and valuable Books, which
had the tendency to make tke Competition earnest and
interesting.
Iu fact, take It all in all. no more amusine sheet for
the family or village library, or hot! readitia-rooni, or
to beguile the tedi uti hours of travel in car or tteam-
boat can be had anywhere.
Terms. One c.'py, one year - - $1 00
Five copies (to t.ne addres) 4 00
Postmaters who may wish eneaee in obtaining
subscriptions will fir.y this an excellent opportunity ai
first-rate inducements will be civen to them.
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JCj"Nem-spaper ln.ertiiiB the above a often they
may think proper, or give i' editorial notice will t-c
enti led to an exchncre n forwarding copy with the
aive'tisement marked to tl Nica Nax office.
3Irs. Hcndgen & Miss Lusk,
miLIXERS AND DRESS MAKERS,
First Street, bet. Main and Water,,
BROWN VI I , I ,K. x KB R ASK A,
Sonnet:, llcai-Jirtttetvit TrinailnjialiDaytohKaiid
rrtlenr' tin.trctur
Field Hand Book of Pear Culture .
Coie's American Fruit B k
Buisi'a Family B.tt ben Gardener
do Amei icn Flower DireStorf
Dina's Muck Manual, cloth
Norton's Scientific and Practical Agriculture
Duwning's Lauusape Gardening
Hret k's Book of Flowers
Leucher'e Hot Houses antl Green Houses
Nash's Progressive Farmer
Allen on tne Culture ol the Grape
Allen's American Farm Book
d Rural Architecture
Pardee on the Strawberry
Youatt and Martin on the Hog
Youatt, Martin and Stevenson Cattle
Youait on the nrse
u,.n. n.i.iii'ii l and Drainer
11 .1 41 (lwv..i.
Miner' American Bee Keener'a Manual
Quimby's Mysteriej of bee Keeping
S..rgho and imphec, 5gar riaoia
nistory or Morgan Uorse
Reetnelin's Vine Dresser's Manual
Browne's American Poultry Yard
Waring's Elements or Agriculture
Hoouct's D -2 and Gun
Skillful Uuewlse, paper 25c, cloth
white's Gardemnii ror the Soutn
Charlton's Grape Growers' Guide
Persoi on the Culturo of the Vine
Thompson's F'x-dof ami mils, cloth
Rural Essays. Downing
Asbtity's lllonois Form Book
Whittlesey s Missouri Form Boor, aimo6i inais-
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the
.ORTICUITURIST.
AND
JOURNAL OF RURAL ART AND TASTE
Establitnedby A. J. Downing, in 1848.
EDITED B JJAY SMITH,
IS PUBLISHED MONTHLY, BY
SAXTON, BARKER & CO.,
25 Park Row, New York.
THIS popular publication has become Indispent-ible
to thetastetul Gardener, the Fruit Culturist and the
Fbriculturif It embraces wiihiu its scope:
I. 'I he Inscription and Cultivation of Fruit
and Fruit Trees a subject in which we are already
ni"rc interested than any other people.
I. Description and Cultivation of Flowers
and Flowering Plants and bhrubB, from themost
delicate and leuder t-whe most harty and robust.
III. L-'escriDtion and Cultivation of all Edi.
bla Plants, which are, or should be, grown in our
gardens.
IV. Gardening a.t an Art of Taste, with De
sipns ror Ornamental cr Landscape Gardening.
V. Burai A-chitecture, embracing Designs for
Rural I'ottaces and VII las, Farm Uuu&e, Lodges, Gates,
Vineries, Ice Houses, Kc
VI. Arboriculture, or the Planting and Culture
.f r.n est and Oruamental Trees.
VIL Botany and Entomology, so far as these
branches are connected with the general subject to
which the work is specially devoted.
The work is issued u the tirstof each month, in the
best stvle of the periodical press, each number contain
ing forty-eight paces, embellished with a rron'i.-piece
and several other oritinal and well executed engrav
ings. At the end of the year it will make a volume of
sis hundred pages, beaut fully illu.irat.id with over o
hundred etwr.viiig. many of them diawiuga of fruit
and f!wera from nature.
TKRMS 1 cory 1 year' payable in advance, $2 00
The Edition with Colored Plate:
I cop I year, payable in advance, $5 00
Specimen numbers mailed upn receipt or their price.
Plain edition ISctsj colored edition 42cf a .-
Vtiinuiea commence with t lie January number, are in
dexed itccordingly and we send from tr.ai number, un
less otbcrwiserderel, but subscription may commence
with any number at the option of the subscriber
Bound vols, in cloth, for 1602, $3 60; lor 1S54. '6 '6
'6 and '8, $2 50
PKOSPECTUS"
OF THE
ROCICYLIOUNTAIH HEWS,
THE NEWS w U enter opon Its second year early
ia the coming spring, at which time it Will be enlarcod
to nearly double its present size, aud correspondingly
improved in many respect. It was the first and is at
the present time the only newspaper permanently es
tablished in the Ricky Mountain Gold Region. Tran
sported to thi country in the face of a disheartened re
turning emigration, wuh a tide almost irre&istabte, It
was set up beneath the pelting oi winter storms, in the
midst of noisy mobs howling curses, and threats or veu
neance against every person aud thing that ventured one
enoouragiBg word ror the country ; at a time when the
man was iortunate who knew one day from whence his
meals for the nest would come; it was successfully es
tablished, and hat since continued in the even tenor .of
its way, fearie and untranimeied.
The Newt was the first to herald to the worM the stir
prising richness of the - ' -'.-
Rocky Mountain Gold Fields
for which the abuse of the Eastern press was heaped up
on it without stint; but time baa satisfactorily proven
and verified its every statement and prediction, and the
News stands to-day the most noted aud uuiversally
quoted newspaper in the United States. .
Already it has a circulation in every State of the
Union, save four, and in both the Canadas.
Arrangements are being perfected for special aud rcs
ularcorrespondence from all the important cities of the
East, and the personal acquaintance of the proprietors
throughout the mining re ions, will ever secure let It
the latest, most complete aod rcliablo reports from all
parts of the gold fields.
The New, is published on Wednesday of each week,
and dispatched to theStatesby the Express coach of the
iol lowing morning, reaching ib Missouri River in from
six to eight days, freeof expense to the subscriber.
TERMS. Single copy , $5 00, per year five copies,
$20 00; $2 60 for iix months ; $160, Jot three mouts.
Advertisers will find the News, for all time to cc.ie,
the best advertising medium in thia region of couDiry.
KATES. Busiuess cards, (12.00 per year; one
square, first insertion, $2 00, per month, $5 00, three
months, $10 00, one year. $20,000; one-fourth column,
$25 00 per quarter. $b0. 00 per year; one column, $ioo
for six months, $1 .60 per year,
A POWER PRESS and complete Job Office wilt be
set up in the spring, for the benefit of home patrops who
desire work in that line.
In a word, it is the determination of the proprietors,
that the News, and the News OHlce. shall always, as
now, stand first in importance in the Territory and State
of Jefferson. ' v Address
TO. N. BYEKS & CO..
' . ' ', ' t Denver City.
'Good News for the Ladies. 1
ANY LADY that will send her address to Mrs. E.
Creager. Baltimore City. Maryland, with three cent
postage stampa enclosed, shall receive by return mail
something uf importance to her. "Womanknuw thy
self and be happy." . .
Lime! Lime!! Lime!!!
The undertigned whose kilns are situated nine miles
west of Brownville, on the road leading to Ft. Kearney,
keeps constantly on hand a very superior article of
lime, to which he invites the attention of those wst
log The Lime will be delivered at the kiln or at auy
other point in the county, as desired.
Feb 9, 1S60 6m E. It. LONG.
MILL FURNISHINGS.
(Eitabtithed iS35.)
TODD'S CHALLENGE.
AS the under stone revolves, tiiey may be run to a
high speed without choking, aud having Rubber
Springe, Patterned by us they
Will not Burst While Running,
When piece, of iron get between tbeni. as many mills
have done on the stiff principle. Our spindles have
Steel Toes aud luces, with set screws at both ends, go
that the faces of the stones can bo kept parrallel with
each other and tbo meal ground even enough for i ur.
which are important improvements insuring Safety to
tht Mill Tender, and good work, and ought to be put in
all lower mills.
IRON BACK MILLS.
We select for these the best quality of Burrs or our
own importation, and rrom our long experience as Man
ufacturers, can assure our customer, that our milUcan
uot be excelled. - .
Prices of Challenge Mills.
20 inch pulley,' $115, .' geared. $130
24 do do 135, do 160
30 do do 175, do 200
Prices of Iron Back J fills.
24 inch stone with puliey, $135, with gear, $160.
30 do do di
36 do ' do do :
3 1-2 ror thick runners pul,
r"f vw t .;-'fi
175, do
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Toe publishers of he Horticulturist" calls attention
to this netiodical as a valuable advertising medium. It
has a taeadily inci easing circulation in the most desir.
b!e quarters, ristinginouibiy evciy State and Territory,
and the C nadas
Nurserymen, Florists.. Gardeners, Impli-
inettil .Makers, rvbiishers,"
and generally 1I those Cuiinevted with Horticulture
throughout the Union and Canada, will find this the
readiest mode of cotnrnusicatiug with their friends and
customers ' i
Advertisements should reach the rnbU.-r.ers by the
20'h of the ni'-nth preceding intended publication As
he is not always able to meet the demands for tne ad
vertisilig columns, the cmmuiiici!tiins received first
have ihe preference, vjianicai namet must be very
Wnbiy written :
; As the space t be npied by Advertisements can be
i teuuls'ed to sinie extent by the wishes of advertisers
it is weil to indicate on the manusc ipt about the space
wi-hed for and tlie number of Insertions
Subscrintiiins and all other business c immunlcstions
should be addressed to SAXTON. BABKKR &.CO
25 Park Row, New York
Important to Farmers.
Messrs. James Challen ts. Son. Publishers Philadel
phia, will send any Agricultural H'ork published in
America postpaid, w- receipt cliLs retail yrice.
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So. 2!3 A'on'-l J;
M. C. TOIjD iCi.,
TRUST ; SALE.'
"WllEREAS. on the fcixth day of April, A D, 1S59,
for the purpose oi securing to Hugh Baker the sum or
three hundred dollars, as per two promissory note,
bearing dat as aforesaid, one for one hundred, due six
months after date, and the other for two hundred dollars
due April 6ih, 1860. ' Gurden It Wilcox, executed Vt the
undersigned, Davkison Piasters, a Trust Deed m tne
cast hair of lot six in block two in the City of Brown,
viile, Nemaha county, Nebraska ; also, ou n one btory
office building and the stoue uuuer-pinuiug thereto, and
built by Richard Brown, then situated ou the half lot
next west of Crane & Hill a Store in said City of Brown
ville, anl nowocvupieil as anofHce by Wilcox Bedford.
And. whereas, it i. provided iu said Trust Deed, that
if the .urn so secured to said II nvh Baker was not paid
him by the aixtb aa; or April. 'I860, the said DavUisoti
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A lasivrn miuuiu sen iyg ruivrij lueiviu wuvt?)ci,
after advertising the sauie thirty days ias inie newspa
per published in the Territory of Nebraska, at public
auction at the corner of M.in and First street in said
City of Browu viile, to pay off the amount therein secur
ed with interest, costs, expeuses al a reasonable at-
tsrney's fee; and, whereas, the sum of two hundred
and forty-five dollars, remains due and unpaid of said
amount with interest on the same; therefoie,
Notice is hereby given thai 1 will, ou Saturday the
I9tb day of May, I860, between Ibtt hours of 8 o'cloc k,
a Mt and 4 o'clock, p M, of said day, at the corner of
Main and First street, in the city of Brownville, Nemaha
county, Nebraska, proceed to sell and will sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the above described property
with all the appurtenances thereuuto belonging, anl will
apply the proceeds of said sale to the payment f the
trust and the notes aforesaid. And upon such sale wilt
make, execute and acknowledge to the purchaser or
purchasers a deed or deeds for said property in accord
ance with the powers contained and riven in said Trust.
Deed. DAVIDSON PLASTERS, Trustee.
Brownville, April 18th. 1S60. . , 41-it
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Post Office on the 1st d.iy of
April, 1S30, which, if not called for within three
months, will be scut to the dead letter office.
Austin k Mncky,
Brown. Col
Italdwin, Mist Irtna
Urnnsean, Da rid C
Bower, J A
Bramlr, Lteo Dubee .
Hcane, barouel
Campbell, Samuel W
Callam, Heneui
Duncan, 11 e
Dounny irsncis
Elli?, F A
En6les, Wm
Gorders. J-.ihn II
Uoasmnn.Cobus
Hill. Abigail
(laughs, Samvel
Hertford. Mrs Abbr
Jones, Walter It
Jefferson, Laura li 2
Jonef, PbineaS
Keui, Mrs K K
Kennedy, Wolaa
Ker"hner, Ch;wle T
McLaughlin. Da 'id II 2
Miller. Mi- Hannah
MclHtniet, Wiiiium
Murray, Wm E
Minnlck, Nathaniel
Merril, A II
Munson, Mrs Almcna
Mil, Samuel '
Ottt'os. Bernard
Partridge, Mi II O
Phipp, Mrs Cnroilno
Iloliter, Miss Eluibuth .
Itceree. I-evi li
Susitb.Eli
Sevcntncc. Daniel W
fcinth, John F,
'Sevens, Mr '
Shepardon. Elbert E
Swift, Benjamin II
Traverse, MathiM
Thomparm, S
Thirflier,'.li
William., (Jerd
Waldroon, Miss Mary
V ilki n.on. Jacob
WilILunsale.-V John
White, liuuinr 2
Williams. ThtM
Wibon, Mrs t'mma T
T. J. WHITE. P. M.
NOTIC E.
Soldiers, Teamsters. Sailors, for their widows
or orphan chlldrrd,) who served in any war. or battie.
either tn California or elsewhere, pnr to March 3rd,
IS65. r their children who were under 21 at that date,
or sailors who served ou the coast t California in the
Mexican war, will do well to address us. Cl limit that
have been reiecied in the hands Ci ihcr aventn, have
been successfully obtained by us Agents acti r.r as
liberally paid. Land Warrants b- nghtand sold toorder,
andatl business repairing an ageu I at Washington at
tended to. It. B. LLOYD ; '(.
Att'ytfor Clt-imt Pent ions, Bounty Land fe
Reference to any of Ihe beads of Department. 42-l0t
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BROWNVILLE,-N.T. ;
IHE0D0EE HILL
Whicn ls the oldest, most eitcrifir anl reliable
Merchantile Mouse in too Upper Country?
MOM
JUL
Where are the best baagains to be had in the pur
chase of ail iinds of goods ? '
LiH ( -1 SI M nli f,M Jb
llila 12 a n is. n ..-..ir. Tit nl
Who sells goods at the lowest figure ?
THEODORE -HILL.
Who outfits Pike's Pcakers with any anl every
thing they want at prices equal at least, with Saint
Louis and St. Joseph?
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THEODORE HIL L'.
Who keeps the choicest quality of gocds ?
THEODORE HILL.
Where are tho latest sty'es and finet qualities of
. Fftncy Goods to be found ? '
AT HILLS
Who pays the highest market price for all kinds of
country produce.
THEODORE HILL.
Who does the exclusive Commission Business in tbe
. : City of Brownville?
TIIEODOIlE HILL. .
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The first irarrcssior.s cf a new cn 1 superb enTar
irtgsof Ucsa iJcuheur's cclebrafe l painting tf the
Ilyrso J'air, priatrd in beautiful il cliry, ar4 r w
ready. It is execute! by tho unrivalled artist?. ?u
ronr" Mojnr & Knnpp, who have undertaken to m ike
it the most f lerjdii wdrk tf tia kind ever 'ssued
firm tl eir extensira eitablishtnRt. Its sis 2 is near
ly two by three feet, embracing Ljt than twenty
difTcrerit tints and shades and ci-r., ani it ill prtj
sect upon the walls of the parlor, dr:iTin-n' i:i or
art tilery, all the splin-iia c7tt cf a fiy.fi t-il?
paintir?. A c.py M' tLis rich a il costly engraving,
which has recived the hij;liet testimonials of fa
vor by connoiisieur and the Press, can be obUictd
for only $1 55. delivered free of charge at any post
olce in the United Sta'e. Agents are wanted.
J. 31. EMERSON i C Publishers,
37, Park-row "ew York.
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Who purchases and ships more country produce than
any onu Iso in the upper country ?
THEODORE HILL
Who keeps constantly on hand and forsale the larg
est and best assottinent cf Hardware. ?
THE' SHELL.
Where do the Ladies find the best assortment of the
latest style Hoops?
Where do people go to find a complete stock of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cups?
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FINE AND WATER PROOF
COMPOSITION ROOFING.
Office, at Tjanerord & Stephenons. Ko. 24
.Ninth, bet.Welnnt and Ciark Avenue,
ST. LOUIS. MO.
THIS OmpowtMu L (rniel etiiefly rrorn fiur.ia and
ilir.erol, whkli are nnchuire :tie ly the attini ut liie
wcatber. ltUDtiral.lt fi-canit Waier Pna-r can bo
applied to riviTs of arir Fliavc, upon .uiiiiun Uieetine
boards or ever clt tiinle naf. at a lea c-t tan
hin?lin. and upon any meuli? roolnor other smooth
nirtace tor les! than paint.
It ia invalnoble ror c.utiri Rail Ro.nl Timliers, for
R.uflnp; Cars Detts &c. Wehave no hesitation in nr
ferit. it to the public as tbe most re!iat:e Corr. po&i:K&
H-aj in use. 1
We refer to tbe following rorsrin :
T. Btrnuui, BTiuniV Il'cl C U Peck Architect
J J Anderson Banker tieo R Tayli.r. Ksq
Sper it S"n. Brick Alak'rs, Mulony it Tilt.n Irisf itr
J n henck, Smith k M'Cjrniici. build's
C'a'lt. Plant ic Norris, Oliver Qitrett,
HonJjsBtMaittl, , ' A W Fjusu. '" .'
J St iehla th antl M"tran lion LSI Kennett. -' v
Weley Conner. Cner, ccr Tenth ami Walnoi ts.
C3ft'e arc at all tinier yrcpareJ to 0o r fim. and t
furuiMi to order our CV.n15xoiti1.11. AU- a auperir a'ti
deof Saturate Water-Proof R.ofInK Paper fur ia
fcrrnatxoo or taaterul, aflr)-ea
rw si?nzxso. Ajt.
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Where will ycti find all kind of Caced Fruits,
Oysters, Bottled Liquors of tho choicest brands, etc ?
AT THEO. HILL'S,
Where wilt tiioee ging to the Gold Mines find asun
d1 v of Picks. A ae. rSborelt. Slttiee forks. Ox Yokes,
itows, Chains, Biieori, Bwiuf, ?ug:ir. Gunpowder,
Kockers, Coffee, atd ererj taing tbey wnat 7
AT THEODORE HILL'S
Where will Fanners sro to purchase Plr.wr, or sell
Wheat. Corn, Oat ltyc, Barley, Potato?, L'eaas But
ter, Lggs, rfc.
TO HILL'S.
If Farmers w;jb to ship thrir produce thcmsclres,
where Uo they g, 7
If you wish to deal with ffeeominodating and polite
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GO TO THEODOP.E HILL'S
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I11 sb-.rt : Fr anjsbing to cat,ilrii.k or wear.
TIlUbT SALE.
Whern3 nn tho 30;h d.iy of S?f terr.ber; A. D.
1859, William Hrfyep, nnd Julia (.. NayCs his wife,
executed to Willinm II. Floover, a deed" of trust lor
tho use and ben fit of the several creditors therein
named, upon tbe following described reul estate in
Brownville, Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory,
to-wit: Lot no 1.1, in block no 11, in tbeonginal plat
"of s:u'd town, snid deed recorded in Deed Rec
ord, no. 1. Pages 515 and 5H of Uecorda of snid
Nemaha County. And whereas it is providfd in
nid deed of trust that said trustee, after givir g 3
w?esq notice T lrm 'inn eni place of p'a of hs. a
:.r L-Ut s' '..i!i! 1 m .1 tbe .'ivieat pullij s.ile
t.i! hi'iv tf 1 i-r, i r c.'i-ii. ai i a; 1 'y to 7 :: 0 t
fAjjesi' : . ft. ir n?i f" ytty - 1 1 e:.iiri
in's na:.. !.)--.! u,,d. N' .r.'co r 4-t.-r: ' h-fr-v
eiven that I, Vi 1 ,; -.n II.I.-.ver. Tr : ') ,i t.f jr
-M.i. will, on Saturday, tbo 2l;t'a day 1 At rlL. A. D
1800. between the hours of SJ o clock. A. .M.. nnd '.
"'clock. P M. of said tlay, offer at publie sale the
above described real tMate, nd will sell the same to
ho highest bidder for cash in hand, and upon
u-h site will make, execute Mcknowli-dge and de
liver to she purchaser or pnrchaT. a de-d fr.r said
renlenate. - WILLIAM II. HOOVER. -
April 12.1860. 3t$5 TKK.-TF.E
TAX TITLE. -
' Chas G Dorseyl In the District Court for Ne
vs. Smab county Nebraska Terri.
William Miles j -
To the Spn'rij Term Ii63.
Tho above named defendant, William Mile, will
take notice that Charles G Dowey, the jlain'il in
the nbove named cause, did on the 5th day of April,
I860, file Uis petition in the Clerk's tC of said
Court against him the said dofendant for the purpose
of securing and quieting the title unto him the said
plaintiff t the following descubod rent estate, rn:
the south-west quartrr of seetion number eighteen,
in township numter six, north of range number four
teen, cast of the sikth priacipal mPredian, lying in
said countyof Nemaha Nebraska Territory, and for
such other rtllef as he Ihe said plaintiff" may be en
titled to saiJ plaintiff claim-1 said land by virtue of
of it deed from Kufus T Itaincy, the Treasurer of said
county, undo to suid plaintiff who was the purchaser
ot the land atoresaid at a sale made lor t ho purpose
of paying the taxes due thereon. Tho above named
p'aintiff is therefore notified that he is required to
appear and answer said petition on or before the 11th
day of May, A & 18C0.
' b W THUJIA3, Att'yforntr.
Brownville, April 5th; 1S60. 4w-$ll 25
TAX TITLE.
Robert W Furnas, PICT "1
vs .- ; Nemaha Coauty Dis-
Lots No nine, ten, twelro trict Court of tho 2nd
aud thirteen In block four 5- Judicial District, No
in the City of Brownville, ! brnska Territory, in
Nemaha county, Nebraska I Chancery.
Territory, defendants. J
To il'ty Term, A. D. lSGO.
To the owner or owners or person or persons who
bare any Interest in the abore named p operty, to wit
Lots no. nine, t. n, twelve and l-J, in block no. 4 in the
City of Brownville, Nemaha co., T.. notice is
hereby given that the above named plaintiff. Robert
W. Furnas, bits Commenced an actim and filed his
letitlon in the Nemaha Conaty District Court above
named, in tho Chnneery side thcreof,agaiut the said
property for the purpose of recovering and quieting
ihe title in him of the said projierty. hia sai 1 f-uit
b- ing founded on a deed given to bi:n fir th aid
property by one It. T. lUinvy.on tha 31 day cf M-iy,
A. D. 1SC0. as the Tre-iiurerf suid County of Ne
maha fr the payment of the fa x assessed thereon
und dd on the asiiil .Id day of May, for that puri av
by biin the suid IUiny, to him tbe said plaintiff, and
th;t unless they demur. answer -r plead t- the sai 1
petition on or before the fourteenth day of May. a P
1830, his said petitiou will be taken as true and that
the prayer of said pla'ntiff then-in will bo granted
by thesaid Court. JOHNSON Jfc L'LDFOliD,
Attorney? fr plaintiff.
Attest: Allex Blacssr. Clrk,
By T, W. Bedf.rd, Deputy.
Orderec that he aVve be published for four con
eqtie weeks ia tie Nobrsk:i Advertiser. -ALLEN
BLACKEN, Cleik,
By T. V, Bedvord. Dp'y.
Brownville,. April 5th. 'Ci) tw-il5
Charles Grurry,P:.r)
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Porsrr, RT) NV-Tiha Co'y D
tj v C trt'f the: j-., : :
Vil;ii3,uflJ trie?, N. T.,ia
Ilosca T W
j j J Tcrv, A. is. j
Ts v,r r,-i,-1 fTf.". tint I! :.-t T. TTi""
will taVi notice that theabots c-i,e J p.r.t.-i i "
ii IWjcy, of Nemaha Ccua!y, Nebra.-aa Ternary,
did on, to wit: ttuSlh day tf Decetn'jef. 19 lii!?,
f.Ie his petition in the abore c icied Neiaiha County
Uiitrict Court against bita the said dufeadaat fri1
purpose cf recorerirg and quietirg the ti'o an-i
him the said plintij cf th f..i!oir. ( d-'a.r.lid pri
perty.tr wit: the earth weit qu4rter of sectiiti e3. 1
four, township sia rorth t,f rano 13 cast t,1 t'lssistli
principal meredian, and for such o'-l-er ru.i'.t as t!i '
said plaint!! nay bo entitled to. Tbe I tUintU
founds bis said suit against hira tbe .i 1 vi'-Hr Jiit
upon deed given by ore R. T. Katrjtv .to hiu ta:
said pUiatiff for the ;ay:uoot f Tie3 aowi vir.-o
th? said land, and a fale tf thesaid j-rrprrty ta the
3d day of May, A P lii'i, to Liru the sail j lain '.if by '
him thesaid Kainey treaiurer in anl of i' s !
county and in the name tf the Territory of Nebras
ka; thirefire, yoa are hereby no:ilied aal reqasr?'!
to plead, stiiwerordemur to said petition on or b-jfore
the 14th day f May, a V IztJ, or th said plaiat.T..,'
will Uke such petition as confessed and apply to : A .
Court for the granting tho prayer tf Uiesa- j p!aU
tiff in thesaid petition.
JuILN'SON DZDFORD. . .
Attest: Att'ys fri'il.
Allen Br. acser. Clerk,
By T. W. Bedford, Deputy. .
Ordered that the foregoing be pubiiahed f:r far
coESooutive weeks ia tho Nedraika Adrertier ' 1
ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk.- : . 1
PyT.W.L'tCfoiic.D'T. j
Brownville, April 3th, lslO. 4w-Jii
TAX TITLE.
NexahaCoanrydli'.r's
Court 21 Judicial lutrlii.
NcbraskA . Tcfrilor, -iaJ
taancsrj. -
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Tames W. Colera5a, Pi'II
vs
Lot no 1 in block no 32
lot 1 in b'k 14; lot 8 ia
b'k33.1oU 4, i 6,13, 14
and 15 in b'k 81, lotSia
b'k 8Un the city of
Brownville. Nebraska '
Territorr. defendant. J T J'iy rnt,A. P. V
To the oner oroWncrs or person or purf. i h?
have any interest in tho ab. re named pr'irtj, t.
wit: lot no 1$ iu block no 32; lot 1 in bloek 14; lot A
iu bbk 33. KUs 4. 5, G, 1.3, 1 4 and 1 5 in block 8 ; lot
9 in block 81, in the City of Browuvi:!?. .Nn.tit
County, Ncbraika Territory, notice is hereby rsa
that theaboVe named plaintiT. James W. CU tu.iu, .
hascemmeuced an action and tiled his petition in th
Nem-iha Cutinty District Court above named, on th
Chancery side thereof, agiinsf thc ai I property, fr
thepurp-jso of reecverihg to and q-iieting th title ia J
himof thesaid property : his said suit being fundel
on a deed given to Theodore W. Bedford, for Lha sail 4
property by one R. T. lUin-y, on the third day if May, .
A D 1 359, as treasurer of said countyof Nemaha, for
the payment of taxes assessed therceusold onhe31
day of May aforesaid, for that purport by hi..n iha
said Rainty, to him thesaid Theodore V" BU.' rl
(said deed having, on the3l-t. day of Mama, a D ,
I8C)0, been assigned by the said Theodore W Bedford f
to James WC leman the plaintiff in this ease,) and
that unless they answer, demur or plead to thesaid
petitionon or before the 14th day of May, A D I3i3, .
thet his petition will bo taken as truo and lbs prayaf '
of him thasaid plaintiff therein will be grant'! by
the said Court. JOHNSON BEDr'OP.D,
Attent AtfysforlTir. 'T
AllkS BLACKIS Clerk, '
B.. T.W.Bedford, Deputy.
Ordered that the above be published forfi-urooa-
secutive weeks ia the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER, Clrrk, , ,
Bv T.W, Bedford, Dep y.
Brownville, April :ai,l!i30 ' 4w.$l5
TAX TITLE. .. . ' .
o.n.Wiicoi,piff 1 m)
vs I Nemana County Blslrirt
B. PegramA Co., Court of the 2ud Judicial
Win. U. iloover and the j Dijtritf, N. T... . .j.
Cuuntyof Nemaha, N T J
fo May Term, A. D. 13!3.
The above named B R Pegrarn, Wm II Ilotif er anl
thoCoun'yof Nemaha, N. T., defendants will Uke
notice that the above named plaintiff, O II Wiljox,
of said Nemaha count j. did on to wit: the 3d day if
April. A n 1SG0, filo bis petition in the abov named
Nemaha County District Court ag.iiust them the tail,
defendants for the purpose of recovering aad quiet
ing tho title unty hiui the iid plaintiff the following
described property tn wit r a p-wt r-f th I'-i-i.-. b t'f t (
I rt t iv.. !-! in oi.n.k 11 t i: t ' '. ' ; '.'.l - : :''
twpr . ' - I cxt-n-iir ; . v ' ' ' ' ' ' " 1
w!?i t : , TV .' ' i- 1 i - " -vile,!-
! ':, '. ' -x .. i l .". r; , . .
den.' i I y .,; ,i- :!f, ; ..it uf t ' - I . : ' '
such :x r rA-f ;!.') . . )'-- - ' j
r.. 1 tl,.. c.ii.l . r'. 'I f . .i.i.l, 11'- s;'.lii uit aja.ir.st
th'tnthe said defendants upon a deed giveti by cr.a
R T Tainey to him thesaid plaintiff f-r the pnycnQf
of the taxes a?sessed upon thesaid lots and n salo of
the said property on tho :!d day of May, a B 1 3 'Stf, to
him the said pliintiff by him the sid Rainy as the
iuii,n in a .l f. ,r iH.. nti t v. an l in than' Cltf
of the Territory of Nebraska; therefore, yon rohero-1
by notinea and requtrea to pieaa. answer or utraur
to said petition on or before tho 1 4th day of May, a X
IHr.t) nrth.i.l T.laJnfiff wiM t.lVt Sli h TM'ti tu D fta
confessed, and apply to said Court for theg-antirj
;no prayer 01 tne saiu pi.nnti.7 in tne mm penuuu.
Attest t At'yi fut Pl'2".
Al.LntfUCXEH, Clerk, "
- By T V Bedrord. D py. . l
Ordered that the forexoinz bcttlViishe4 fonrCCB"
secntive weeks id tho Nebraska Adrertiien
ALLKN lihAL'tl'.,Llcf!r,
By T W Bedford, 'py.
Brownville. April 5, 1330 4w-$l5 4i)
TAX TITLE.
Charles G. TJorser, Pl'ff. 1 Kemahi Onntr TMstrwl
vs iCo'irtof tho Seeend Jutliclai
Thomas Staler and 'W.uistrSct Nebraska Territory.
H. W. Cubb, defends n-,;
Tk Alay t erm A u lOfl.
The above DimM defuidant, Thomas S'a'ey snd w.
R. W. Cubb will take notice tf at theatwve nem?l piam-
tifTChirles G. Djrsey. of Ncrrtaha enuntr, Ket)rk
Territory, did on to-wif. tbe 5th tf.iy of April A D J0,
file hia petition in the atxve nsmtd 5emaha C-iuntf ta
trlct Court, aiat then, thesaid dcren-liata. fjr the
purpose of recovering and C'tletinj tho title uat-jalui
the aaid plaintiff, of the fuliowinj deicrlbel vruTPny,
to-wlt: Southeast quarter of ac:Uin thirty-five, town
ship fle, ranjie twelve, in said emha coucty, KeUras
ki Territory, and for such otter relief a the aai-t Plata
tifTmay be entitled t. Tbe sid piainti.T f.ci:i.h" t!
said suit arainat tbcm the clef endants opon a deed ttrt
byonett.T. Riiny to htm the said plaintiT. f;r tu
payment of the taxes need upon the sai i land M
a ale of thesaid pnaty on the 3d day of May. A. D.
159. to him thesal l plaintiT bv hini he said Ralney
as the Treasurer la and tor th said county and la th
name of the Territory of Xebrakt. Therefore you Sre
bceby notified and retpi'-e.i to plead, answer r rfetniir
to tbe said petition on or before t!;e f.urtecnU day ot
Mar, A. D lS6t, or the said plaintitT will take such pe
tition a ronfessed anl spply to iid Court for tlie (trant.
ing th prayer of the said pialrtn.T iu tail petition. '
JOUNSO fc BtDFOUP.
Atte.t, Attorney for pi'tr.
Allzx Blbcker, C1t br
T. W. Brnroso, Dermfy. .
Ordered that the forei. ina be published for larcoo.
secutiv weeks In tbe brka Advertiser. ,
AM-ES Br.ACl.KP.. Clerk,
rer T. W. Bxoroat), Pepn'v.
Browuvllle, April, 6, 1SC3 4tJ13
TAX TITLE.
Nemaha
Curt of tbe
District Neb
ia Chancery.
County TirrS
tbe ne-ytc.-i Juf!!c'.l
Nebraska Territory,
7? y? v? 9
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
EroTjville, N. A pril 1 3, IS5 0 . 1 j
Probate Notice,
Territory ot Nebraaks, )
- Conrty of Nemaha )
Whereaa Daniel H. Kennifoa kaa treen app ietrd art
miniatraturuf the estate i Liwrance E.eimiM-u Cevei
ed late of said County, notice is hereby pivea'hai I have
appointed Satnrday tha I4ih day r A pril AD 1SC0, fur
the he-inns of claims aaaint sdiU estate annaiiper.
sona having claiai apai&ft s-iid estate must tuve them
on Bleat myoffL-eon or bef-we that day, or they will i,
forever barred from reciverin such claims acd from
set tine off the same in any acti-.o whatever.
Given mulo" my hand aad tfSoial seal thi Eta day of
March A D 1660.
C. W.WriER'F.R Pr..bt Judse
Ordered thit the atvve notice be published cit ee
ttithe .Vebi-aska Advertiser. to- $7
Probate Notice.
notice i beehy r iven to all pars..ns ineretet thai
Kiher Beis'hiitie ha. been arpoin'e udmfnisfr-iitLx of
rhe estate -f John Beiliie .lat cf Pawnee County.
N. T.. deceased. All per!ira bavin;: claims aioMl the
. iM etate ate notified topiesem then to th Pt-.;bte
C'.iirti.f aidC iii'y o or beore the Uth day of May.
l?60 or they will be forever birrer frum rer vring
aurbeliim lo any actir n whatever. II f LdRB.
"- -F7 P.hxSf.fn'tse.
TIIK undersiitied ha R ;0 aere- of Choice La ndi lo-
cated m thia Territory -hhh he will sell
Clicap for Cash or on TInio.
For fnrlbf i'tf.H'matkn) apnly ta ny -ftVe on Main
Strce, of thisplar. , If. M. ATKINSON.
Charles C. Dorsey,
v.
WilUam II. R. gcrs.
) Ti May Terct, A. D. ItSj .
Tbe ahove named rfefcudant Willi no It K.?rs w!tl
fate notice that the aU.ve nmd rt.TitiT. Charles O.
Dorey. rf Nemaha Connty. Nehri-ka Terrltuty. aid, on
to-wit the &th day of !ril, 1-il Cl hia j.fc;i...,n in th
above name I Nemaha County District curt. ajrainathiui
the k'uI liefetatant. fur the purpose of rec'v?:in anl
nni.tir.z the title un-st.im the oaid p!iu:;:rV the foi
p.winj de?crifced property, to-w t: siuthei.at qiarfcr cf
section tLTrty-Ove, townsMp aix. ranse fotirteen, la thi
said Ve'ha county. N. T.. and for sti h other relief
it aid plaintin may be citi:!I t.: The said plain
tiff, foundin his said salt aaaiosf him the said defen
dant tip: n a deel (riven ly one K. T. Raioey ta him th
a; id pIintiTfor the payment of the taxea assessed uto3
the said land, an.l a sale or the said property tn th
third day r My. D 16c-9. !tb)iii tie sid plaintiJty
him, the said Rair.ey. as the Treasurar in and f.r the "
ail rontity, In the name of the Territory of Nebraska.
Thefef re, yon ate hi!re! notiSed and required to plead
answer or demur to the said petition on or berore the
fourteenth day of Mar, A. D. 1360 or th said plainti?
will take aaid petition, as confessed arid apply to th
said curt far tbe rrarrtias the prayer of tLe said p!aia
tiff in the said petition .
JOHNSON k BEDFORP,
Attest, A'torreys for P'T,
ALLtNPLACK'tw, Cleric. f ,
By T. W. Dttrom De j .
Itisherebv o'derejl that the above ni ice he publish
ed ia tne Nebraska Adrvrtiser for foi.r roiuccutive
week..
A. Cf.ACKFia. Clerk Dts.". Court.
By T. W. Btcroin,. pennty.
B.-owTf.ilie, April 5,
4 3J J
Of all-kiiido, for sale at ihU oir.ee.
Probate Notice.
Whrrras .fame. A.Ti'us. Adiclnt-f .-jtorof liie ej
tite f.f Nathaniel JJ. Titus, doce -i.-e 1. late of Noma
h rountv. ka. nia.K applieiiti. n t.) (be IVb.ite
Court of Ne:eah:f O.tmty, Nebri-'k Territory, f-r
an eiten;on of time to coI!vt the iH?:ts i f said,
estate ar-f. j ay the d-;!)t i-har..l!j naltit Jhe
same. No ice is hereby iveu thai the day of
A jTil. 13'JO, at 10 t.'tli tk A. M. of i 1 day iatha
time act for hen ring said aci-lieaii'.n at my Olive in
Brownville, at which t.-m " all persons inhered may
attend a..d show caaso why saii eitciuii th iuli
not be allowed.
Given under mv hand !n ! t.? :ial .vd this 27th
dav il .March. ..s io. CYRUS V. WHEELER-'Xs.-bS,-Je-w
lr:b3- Ju3g.