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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1860)
THE, ADVERTISER. ,,LO CAL. BROWNVILLE, MAY 3, 1S60. TEItMSt r,ronerear,ir PU in advance, - $2 00 for one yea , tlje euJ of 6 moD.tl, 60 if "12 " S 00 rnM or 1 or more trill be furnished at $1,60 per jtu'iB, t,roviJc4 Ibe cash accuujpauies the rder, tot i.er;ie. rj-. Th "Nebraska Advertiser" having jpuch the largest circulation of Eny paper in tie Territory, Wholesale Merchants in St. U:.iiit &t Joseph, Cincinnati and other East irs tiarkets where Nebraska merchants pur sue, w ill find no tetter advertising medium tf the Western cpuntryC3 Blanks, nl,iive on hand, printed in snperlor style, and Tor crieP l,rt - "t?Mi oi Vsrranty Deeds, Ilortfesf e Deeds, Trust Deeds, Uenaa lor Deeds, Justice, Sheriff and Constable Blanks, Blank Preemption Papers, Township Plata. Bills Lading. Draite, Notes, etc., etc.. etc. -f call the ei-peci.tl attention of tbosein need, rrr.'tn T any. and every desciiptlon executed to ' erina Myle inferior t none, produced in any part of e ont-'T " except no fH-e lu the West, or else 1V, aud'tffer specimens of our work at evidence ' A GBAVFS, Pokfeller, Staticncr. and t AFt, Ft Office building. Corner Dunglasand Thirteenth itreets. maha. N. T.. 1 onr authorized icent f..r K.tb tbe Advertiser and Fanner. jr 6 HARDING ft CO.. Kewsand Literary De ri. llill' bniMirnr. -Miu street opposite tbe Xuck oilf H-ii-r KrNra-ka City, are our uthorized Agents fr Wh the Adverlitrr and Farmer. "Editor ConC East. As announced, ihe editor has left for a pleasure excur ion through the Eastern States. We tope for his- recuperation, mentally and jl.jfically. Editors, generally are iii some respects like other men. We hope tit do not err in our prognosis that all the editorial fraternity Wea, will be the re-cipints- of. many benefit? from the trip, tad through this channel, our country, at k'rje, may look for analogous results. lei the West be faithfully and correctly represented, and who can foresee the eight y destiny that awaits her? Health or Nemaha Connty. The pfnerality of persons designing to re move to - a new country wish to know ts to lis health; indeed this is the all tborbing inquiry with nil classes of peo j!e. The soil may be unequalled, the coJnt'ry well supplied with water; timber asav exist in abundance, and there be no advantage in location ; yet with all of ihesev if deprived of hcalih, it is dis fircsesse'd of the most valuable and invit ing atjraction. .We- think it can be safely said, that Nemaha is, with few exceptions, a heal th y coutjty. The diseases are of a mi asmatic nature, and yields readily to sim ple remedies. All new lands in the west, more or loss, generate the cause of chills. In a few years after the settlement niid cultivation of the soil, we seldom hear of a" general prevalence of that complain'. Our county has but a small show of z Jnr.'iJs; is rolling end gradually slcp- d to I i:. l:i:r!i::'s f all persons who i;r. home in the west, and no one need in dulge any fears as to his health. Our whole territory is free from many of those strious diseaes known in the East. Carriage IlakCrS.We call alien, lion to the advertisement cf S. E. & J. B. l3r.nKi.Er, Carriage and Wagon Ma kers. We are glad these gentlemen hare located here such mechanics are need ed. We have seen some of Berkley's work in Wagon Making, and are free to say that in our opinion it is No 1. We hope the new firm may meet with abun dant success. FlrC- -Saturday last a sudden change came over the scene in our City; the hum of business was suddenly hushed by the startling cry of "fire," from the clcthing emporium of Siecle S: Green caum, and immediately the street was crowded with cur startled citizens, ready to aid, with buckets, sprinklers, basins, etc., which aid was cot required, as, by prompt action of those on the ground, the fire, which was in the celler among some shavens, was extinguished before any material damage was done. It was doubtless caused by the unpardonable negligence, awkwardness or "malace pre pence," of someone; in either case, we hope it will be a warning to our citizens in future. Knickerbocker, for May, is before us, rich, racy and pungtm as ever; the "Editor's Table" is spread with the choicest viands of the season ; an hour spent at which as the adage has it "laugh and grow fat" would doubtless at enormously to the reader's waight. Its general contents place it in the van of the American army of Magazines. The Huntsman's Echo. We ac knowledge the receipt of No. 1, cf u neatly printed, well edited and indepen dent paper with the above title, published by J. E. Johnson at Wood River, Buffalo county, N. T. Mr. Johnson, after having pioneered it in Iowa, seems treading on the heels of the "lone Indian" in pur suit of the "Star of Empire" with his "engire of civilization." We wish him the utmost success in his enterprise; and with joy welcome the Echo may its reverberation against the Hocky Moun tains be heard to the Atlantic. Dcn'S Shoes are fine and neat fitting; we know; speak from the book; wear a pair fine gaiters presented to the edi tor with the compliments of Den. We smile, and incline the head and body for ward sligbtually. Nemaha County Violence Com mittee will meet Saturday next at 2 o'clock, in Johnson's Hall, over Siegle Sc Greenbaum's Clothing Store. Important business will be brought up. cr tl...j The BrOtfmille Boys Hare Left. After many das of preparation, the i line of inarch was taken up for the Te ak.' Some of our best citizens were among the number.. A few of them have taken tluir families, determined, we suppose, to sojourn in the Und of modern 'Ophir,' until the tale is told one way or the . other. Others have left their families ; in our city intending id return in the fall, I fortunate, or unfortunate, will continue to ..make thir home here. We fed tltnost certain the Brown-tilU-Boys will do WtH, if there i" half chance.- They go tr reap a golden har vest, and ate prepared to enter the fit-Id with all ntcessary qualifications; namely pood ' jonstitutions, unflinching nerve, Bud industrious habits. Such are therequi- j tites for a mining country. They have the good withes of our entire community, at.d many a secret and hfart-felt prayer will be breathed out for their success and safe ft turn home, to Vhe embrace of ardeut friends. So be it ! This iiiornh'g n train 'leaves, con?ing of Dr. Noel and family ; James Jones, sfn and family ; W. F. Wilson ; Mary aumnrtuer and son; Michael Lamb and family, and Andrew Seward four wagons, tix yoke cx n and one pony. "Washington smiles" on (he Edi tor. "ilvw fortnno li ber rrorls, wben fbel cjlns To jTactii a theia J I'urjui , continue, ad-U, Coctoniivli, ith anting hcrcompassion'J uioodi" We have been the recipient, of late, cf to many editorial "perquisites" coming from cur liberal business men, that .'? Cr xw4 a!t instance, aN discourse, That I am rraJr t distrust roineerra, .. Ar1 rari with mt rcaai.n. That lhie"j lug hat" the Editors "wears Sundays," vas placed on his capvt by Thcopobe IIili., who knows what tickles u ill, driver ; ' what goods are suitable .for this market; how to purchase to the l-est advantage ; end how to treat his customers to ""No. 1" larains. We v."?u!J like to see the man, woman, or il.ilJ who will visit Hill's store, look over the magnificent stock, of everything de tirable, and go away without purchasing. 'That's to." i.ic i-r,ii i-' r. . .. rvc : ( ing the Heavens for a few drops of wat er, to patisfy her "raging thirst." Have we not an "Elias" among so many ?. "Time ana Tide Walt for no Man." Hills new stock of goods just suit; and the way they are being carried off "beats all nature !" Fancy Willow Ware. Hill has something new and neat in the way of fancy Willow Ware; Ladies serving bas kets; shopping do ; pick nick do ; etc. Revolving Hay Rakes Mabtis Sc Co., have received a few of the latest and most approved Revolving Hay Rakes. No farmer should be without one. It Will Pay those having breaking teams to answer "Wanted," in to-day's paper.. From California. The "Pony Ex press" nrrived in St. Joseph on the 20th of April, in the almost incredibly short space of time of nine days and Jifieen hours from San Francisco!!! The in telligence from Utah and the Pacific is important. Thp new silver mines t'ti Or son Valley arc of fabulous richness. Next week we will have time and room to give thp detnil. . . Sweet Potato Plants. I have on bnm now. nnd will continue to hare during thi m-nb aii1.v of Sweet Potato :lnt tr sale. Order from it diUm will bo jrouiitIj attended to, ud rlanis snt by Kxrc-', I UuLEUT W. KUKNA?. Hrownvillc, N. TJ TOR THE Pike's Peak Gold Mines. Fbero i n-w fr mIo in this pt.oee, two first-rate Steam Hnginea and ileriin g l ord'-r. Puitblo Ouarfa .'.till'. Saw and Gril Mi!l.J. said by uiai-hineiUt l bo of thb b.t ifiality. A bxrain ran be had by napkin;; pi;ionum K-rniuey en be hnd at one hn'.f ma lnfwjttirorn r"""ce. Inquiie at the A .ve-ti-r oDe, ZJrownville, T ir..wnvttte, Ajnt. 23. ISCi). TllC RlVCr. at this pen coutinueslow, IViti arrive 'jtte often, at our wharf i.r.vith:andi:.g the sand lars. Our .'ai-rchsnu I.r.vc received mammoth sup Ilies cf goJs, and nil fecm cheered at t-e propt-tt cf making rapid tales. May hey fully realize the consummation of i ch cciutucrtial anticijiatiou. Agricultural Implements Juct rorirc. 1T stcam:r Lmilie, aeui py of HAND RAKES. PLOWS. HARROWS. CULTIVATORS, HOES, SPADES. SHOVELS, PITCH FORKS, PATENT CHURNS, &c.,&c, rot; BALK AT THEODORE HILLS X'r. wiivin . A i-ril, 21 IS'O. xotic i: . Boldiera. Tenrrsters, FaMoi. 0t tlieir i.iows r rt ii4ii liiiUr ) ! e r;l i'i any at r !u:iie, eill or n C I:tiri.j or cVfwI.erc. prior t. March 3rd, l!-i5 r tljfir rlili-.lren !iovere t'lerCl at that )j'e, or iutl-r b t-trvfil ii ihe evict .f CiiiT""-! io the Wi'x.c-M tr, du c;l n tl t ts n. t.'l iinit. tint l..te N"en reiecteil in the li.irJsil .Mier ai'eiit. Inve 'n .invent ul It ultntnel ly r At'iits ctins t' T liberally paid. Land V.rf uts b-injht a.il a ild loordor. and all bu.li;e!is requiring ao a?e:it at Wachinfton at- ieuceJo. b. b. i.uiru ot . Atf'jtfor Claim, rentioft, Bounty Land 4 c Fefcrcncc to acy ot the tcada of Dcpartaiekti. 42-10t f GOTO ,Z.alTAETIirS if fe MO'ET PATRONIZE HOME MANUFACTORY! HEW SADDLSEY JOHN W. MIDDLETON, MAIK STREET, rniOWXTIIXE, T. PrK ANNOUNCES that he bag jnst received -v" !fr.ni St. Lnia, with a fresh slock, and baa n0w on baud, priucipally ul bia vwn ujauu- faciure, Fine Gents and Iadlcs Saddles, Cuggry and TTagon Ilarncs-J, Collars, Bridles, Halters, Whips, Of Every Style, PIKE S PEAK WHIP LASHES, PLASTERING HAIR, A good supply always kept on hand. Work Manufactured to Order. CALL AND SEE FOB YOTJBSELVES. Brownvl lie. April 19. 18"50. 41-ly BOOTS & SHOES 2Poir Tlio IWXillloxx. NO. 17, HALV STEEET, BROWNVILLE, N.T. THSODOEE HILL VThicb Is the oldest, most eztc3ir aad reliable Mcrchantile Ilonse in tne Upper Country? TOIOOOfiE DHL. VTbcre are the best bargains to bo bad in tie par chas3 of ail kinds of good? NEW STOCK. CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. THEY ARE OF EVERY GRADE, And Made of Good Stock, Gocd Slices ctfrrm 75 cents to Three Do7 lars per Pair. Good Boots at From $1,50 to $6 Per Pair. TTuving just returned with a new stcck cf Who sells goods at tho lowest f jare ? THEODORE HILL. Who ontCts Pike's Penkers with any anl CTcry tbing they want at prices equal at least, with Saint Louis and St. Joseph? THEODORE HILL. Who keeps the choicest quality of gocd ? THEODORE HILL. Where are the latest sty'es and finest qualities of Fancy Goods to bo found? AT HILLS. Who pays tho highest market price for all kinds of country produce. THEODORE HILL. Who docs the exclusive Commission Business in tho City of LirowuvillcT THEODORE HILL. Who wholesales goods to the back country on tho must advantageous torm3 ? THE ODORS HILL - CLO x NOTIONS. Sec, Iirmiethc attpntW n of my 1I ciiKtmera aml.tbe pnrchinc ixibiit-. have iiever before been able to 4 f!Vr mch btiaaina as at prciicut. in either variety sty.e. quality and price. DO IVOT FAIL, TO STOP brovnville'shoe store. Brnn-rmHc J?ril, 26 KCO. WILLIAM T. PDN BALTIMORE Clofliiug Store, nroTTrrnlllo 3To1tx,ali-r,. SEIGEL k GREENBAUM, Announce that they biive rccuived and opened their SPRING STOCK OP READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats Caps, and Roots & Shoes, GDitlemcns Under Wear, Carpet Sacks, &c, &c, Tbeir Mock vatic from the FINEST QUALITY TO TEE A very fiiio rtot k of SI11I.IM ClflTBIK. (Jratif for pat jmtron ge tney bops by future attentiou t busine.".-'. and a determination to p!eas, in ftvle, quality nnd priecF, to merit not only a con stant iut increased patronage. GIVE CS A CALL. Brewnville, April 12, 1830, "riiic-s Peak, or Dust." PSOYiSION STORE, DRY GOODS HOUSE. JSJo. 11, Main atroot, BR0W1IVILLE, H. T. J. BEHEIE c& Co ITave Jnst cnmpleled tbilr new bu'inea hone on Main Sttet. tie-r the U. S. Lind Cffl . ii Brownville wbe e thy hive opened out and are vtJVring on the most avorab'.e tetuis, G-RO C 3S3 RIS S Dry Goods, Provisions, Of all Kinds, FLOUR. CONFECTION ARIES, -GREEXAX'D DRIED FRFITS, Choice Liquors, Cipars, AnJ a "tbcuand r..t one," other thing everybody nec-Js. , CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK rtriw-nvH;e Arri' 23 ly i:eaiv .hade GlotMiig. JACOB MARHON, Brownville, Nebraska, Keeps constantly n hand, a t-k of roedy-mndo clotbiiijr. wbi-h lie li.',)ei l.i customeri' i f ettperi i r ln-tnufafture ; aui uhichhe sell atlesj pnecj tbn.) Kustern ni;ith:nc ui n'estuff. LrovnriJle, April 2, lc33. Vx'liO rtir.',.f-c r.'.Z slip wore c u r. ! ry pre ! ace th a n any ons Isc in tho upper country ? THEODORE HILL Who keeps constantly on hand and forsato the larg est and be.-t asottinent of Hardware. ? TMEO' MILL. Where do theLdie3 End the best assortment of the latest style Hoops? Whero do people go to find a complete stock of Boots, Shoes, ILtts and Caps? TO Mil iy u ii Where will ynn find all kinds of Caned Fru:b, Oyster?, Dottlcd Liquors of the choicest brauds, etc ? AT THE. SILL'S, Wbcro will those going to the Gold Mine find a sup. ply of Picks, xeu, Shovel., Sluice forks. Ux Yokes, jtoirs, Chnins, livcon, lie-m. Suiir, Guapowder, Uocker, Coffee, acd everything they want? AT THEODORE HILL'S Where will Farmers go to purchase Plews. or sell Wheat. Com, Oats Kye, Harley, Potato?, Deans Cut ter, Eggs, fc. TO HILL'S, If Farmers with to ship tbrir preduce thcmrelTty, where do they go? If you trinh to deal with accommodating and polite Clerks. GO TO THEODORE HILL'S In short : For anything to cat, datk or wear. JOHN A. PONW, Has Removed From his Old St&ud on ths Leveo to THITNEYB NEV7 ELOCH, MAIN STREET, ! : BROWXVILE i; T. "VTbere be has opened up a FIEIESIHI STOCK Consiotins of STAPEE axd FACT i DRY GOODS, ALSO t A Large Stock of Choice Family Cr it o c eries 9 coxsistixo or riour, Ham, Bacon Sugar, XJoIassss, Cofieo, Tea, Salt, Cheese, Candles, etc., etc., And a fine assortment of LIGHT GROCERIES Such as Spice, Peppers, Soda, Salaratus, Ginger, Allspice, etc., etc. ALSO, A well selected Slock of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. QUEENSWARE, S3 cl cl 1 & IT 3T r Boots and Shoes. IT3 kmw:edze of the trade and wants of the people or Kwnville and vicinity enable blra to make judici ous prchfes expresiv lor thl mirSet. lie ak an examinatl in or hi Stuck, feelin? assure be will be able to satisfy In qua'ity, atyle and prices. SkJ O WHITNEY'S BLOCK i i "a M M V .V nun C7ir 3 S -3 f ":"'. . & a C-rtiSiv Sas a.i: rrsn 6t,-tSla3 E 1 I 1 aaaa a..T fC- M -fc. S 5 o.? 5 S c- S o 11 Z2'zk a - Sr - w a a,p - S ai JE-'K f - A V C S-r -Z i. 3 3 o2-Cc tm u- h St-r c w S e w St--"1- --x Iisjlit.lllilil-SIHJII in 3 I 2 2r- I 3 -1- -il-i-S-. - "x- s-ot , sa W 5 'x.X3-''-'' . r.)- - " 1 5 CHoice Xjiio.clo THE un-lerfijcrted hai a 0C0 arre of Choice Lands lo cated in thin Territory vliirb be will sell Clicap for Cash or on Time. For farther information app'.j fn my i ffl'-e n Main Stree, r thi place. n. X. ATKINSON. Probate Notice. jfi.'ice i leie'cy t'wew t, all parson i rr ert ed t bat Esther Beishline ban been appointed a-lministratrix ol tbe estate of Jub'u Be-li!ine late of Pjinee Cor.ty K. T . deceased. A!! persons hivir; clai-n spairift the nii et.ite a?e notifieo t. prent then to the Pnhv C irt .f Kaid C imiy n or eet ire the I4ih day of Hxy 1hhJ or they will Le forever birrea from r-c. rering Ti'.-n ci.iim tn any action wntcver. ii (i LORE. Uxt. 3-:F$7 Pr .ate Jiid.-e. BROWNVILLE, N- T. Brownrille, N. April 12, 1S60. 3 Estray Notice. I TATv"E'J tiphr r.e n'jscri ver, at St Frederick, i" Xn hi cunty. Xf brack., on the 13:h d iy of April 1 iJ a lUt-k mare ab,.ui 12 yearr old; 11 hands tibi ttiuuU.er badly sailed, lore fee: 'id UKRlt vX I'TECUT St Frrslrirt X T tt-it Tilcnsy to Loan ca approved security. C. G. DORSET, B.-oTrnvilie, Nebraska n37 TRUST SALE. Whereas B tbo 33th J.iy rf 5entefr.bcr; A. D. 1353, William Eire?, and Julia C. Hayes bi. wife, eseoutcu" to William II. Hccver, a deed cf ircst lor ths a?etd ben 2t of tL5 several creditors iherein named, open the following deicnbd r.-al estate in Brownvilie, Kemab County, NsWriVa Terri'ory, to-wit: Let no 13, in block no 14, in theonVinaJ plat V)f Mid town, said deed reeerded fa Deed llc ord, no. 1. PiijosSlJ and 513 of Records cf said Nemaha County. And whereas it is trurided fa said deed of trust thm faid trnsfae, after giving 3 weeks notice of tho time and plr.ee of sab of sa d Ileal Estate should roll tho mcept public ?a!e to the highest bidder, for cash, and apply to p rcce-d to expenses of said trust ard the pnytnent of the claim ants naued in said deed. Notice i? therefore here by ziren that I, William Il.IIofver. Trustee as afore said, wi I, on Saturday, the 2Sih day tf April, A. D 1SC0. between the hours cf 9 o'clock. A. M., and ' a'clock. P M. of said diy, offer at public sale the above described real estate. and will sll the snine to the h'!rhe?t bidder for ensh in band, and npon suh sale will make, execute nckncwltde nrd de lirer to she purchaser purebns'-r. a derd fnr said real estate. WII.LlAJIU.U0OVF.lt. April 12.13S3. 3!$3 Tkbtkr TAX TITLE. Chas O Dorjey") In the District Court for Ne ts. maha county 2braska Tcrri. William Miles j T'i tht SprUj Ttrm ISC 3. The above named defendant. Wiiiium Miles, will take notice that Charles O Dorey. the plaintiff in the above named cause, did on the 5th day of April, 1830, file his petition in the Clerk's tf5ce of said Court against him the said defendant for the purpose of securing acd quieting the title unto him the said plaintiff of the following desctibsl rel estate, vis! the south-weat quarter of section number eighteen, in township number six, north of range number four teen, east of the sixth prheipal meredian, lying in said county of Nemaha, Nebmska Territory, and for such other relief as he the said plaintiff may bo en titled to said plaintiff elaim said land by virtuo of of a, deed from Kufus T Uainey, tho Treasurer of said county, made to said plaintiff who was tho purchaser of the land aforesaid at a sale mad? lor the purpose of paying the taxes due thereon. The above named plaintiff is therefore notified that he is required to appear and answer said petition on or before the 14th day of May, AD I860. W THOMAS, Att'y for 1'IT. Brown ville. Anril 5th. 1350. 4w-$ll 25 TAX TITLE. Robert W Furnas, I1 v Its Jfa nine, ten, twelve and thirteen in block four in the City of Brownvlllo, Xemaha county, Nebraska Territory, defendants. 1 Nemaha County Die j tnct Court cf the Zn l i. Judicial District, N.- bratka Territory, av At - . - - aay!3 0 Corscj, KJ) N-J-it Cc---7 1 v :d Tt f Curt-.f f a 2 i J.:;:,:! LU no5cTWi!L'23J,Ifil trifr,N.T.,:Tr-.T.:-y. Tj JLjj r.'rw, A.J?. 13'?. Tho above cans iafend-tst T. W.V-si 's-lll tako notice thit the abova nr.r.ed t'.zlrMZ'J-it Dnraey.cf "Netrabft Cicafy, .Nbrs-ka 7 ; r:yr f, did on, to wit: th-3 Sth diy ol Dccct-ler, a IS?, file his petition ia tho above na.l N'-.nht C-: Diiirkt Court against fcia the sai I J.f :r r.rtl.i purpose cf recovering and qcleti-g lis i'.'-'.l tii? him the sil plaiatiJ cf thefo!lo'i2 d:scril-i rg jcrtT,t( wit: the north wv. q-iart-.-r of sc'ticn cf four, tuwc?hp six ccrth of rjn I J 3t f thesix-'i principal meredian. and for suca other re!hf aj t!i r said plainlila.ty bo entitled ti. Thef .'S !.:r.;:T fuundi bis nid suit ciinst bia th nil d'-:erti-.t I rpin a deed given by ore II. T. ndiccy to Lia t. i said plaintiff f.r the ayme.nt cf Tjxcs a ?C7?'d cp-.i i th- said Ian hand a of the s:i-d yrr -perty c t : ! 3d day cf .May. A ! 1359. to him the nil p'untiff ly j him thesaid llaincy as treasurer. in and f-r tho sail county atd ia the name rA the Territory cf ;bra ka; therefore, you are hereby n'.Sied ut.d r-c;uir.-I to plead, answerer demur to sn;d petition en cr befcre the Hth day f Jlsy, A D 13j1, or the said pl.iintil will take such petition acoclssed ar.d ajr-'y tosnii Court for the granting the prsycr cf tLe li'.i' tiff ia the said petition. JUUNSON D"DF0riD. : Attest : A:ys f jr IV?. Allxx Rlacxtr. Clerk, ly T. W. Uedford, Deputy. Ordered that the fcreg icg bo published fcr fjsr. consecutive weeks in tho Nutm,ka A.Iverti-er ALLfcS l:L AC KEK, Clerk. Hy T.W.L'trrcHn, l'"r. trowatule, April 5th. 1333. 4w-3l5 TAX TITLE. James W. Colemaa, TVl TS Lot no l?l in block no 32 lot I in b'h 1 1 ; lot 6 in Netnika County dist.-'.-v C o u r 1 2 1 J u ! i - i 1 1 d 1 1 1 r To S'jj Term, A. P. V ia Chancery. J To Ifni Trm, A. D. 1380. To the owner or ewncrs or person or persons who hare any interest in theahoven.-imed p operty, to wit Lots no. nine,t--n, twelve and M.in block no. 4 in the City cf Brown ville, Nemaha co . T., notice is hereby given that the above named plaintiff. Robert W.Furnas, has commenced an action and filed bis petition in the Nemaha County District Court above named, in the Chancery side thereof, against the snid property for the" purpose of recovering and quieting the title in him of the said property, his srtid Suit bling founded on a deed given to him for the said property by one It. T. Rainy.on the 3d day of May, A. D. I860, as the Treasurer of said County of Ne maha for the payment of the taxes assessed thereon and sold on the said 3d day of May, for that purpose by him the snid Rainey, to him the said plaintiff, and that unless they demur. answer or plead to tho said petition on or before the fourteenth day cf May, A D 1860, his said petition will bo taken as truo and that theprayerof said pla'nti IT therein will ho grunted by thesaid Court. JOHNSON A UEDFOUD, Attorneys for plaintiff. Attest: ALttf Flacker. Cl-rk, 15y T. W. lk-df..M, Deputy. Orderec that 'he above be published for four con secutive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser. ALLEN DLACKKK, Cleric, liy T. W. Bsdfokd. Dp'y. Brownville,, April 5ib.'eo w-15 Probate Notice. Territory of Xebraski, ) County f Xermrn. J Whereat Daniel II. Kennison bas been appointed ad roinlstrator of the estate f Liwrance Keiinitoii deceiv ed late of said County, notice in hereby Kiven 'liar I have appointed Saturday th lath d.iy r April AD 1SG0, f.r the bearing of claim aizain.-t said estufe and all per Mint havina claims agai&n said estate must have tbem on die at my effl.-c on or berre that d ty, or they win be orever barred from recovering such claims aod from getting ofTthe name In any acti n whatever. Given under my band and official seal thib 8th day of MarcbADlS. c. r. rrrr Ordr-l t'-it tS ; V i ithe Xebr..-it . '. : . r. 'V Elt F-..tif.T.:.:e. WnEHEAS, on tbeaixth.daT of April, a d. for the purpose of securing to Hugh liaker the utu or three hundred dollars, as per two promissory note, bearing dat aa aforeaid, one for -ne hundred, due fcix ii.uta atior date and iteother rr tw., hundred dollar due April 6.h, IbCO. Ourdeu II Wilcox, executed to the undersigned, Davi.lst n PiaMero, a Ti ut Deed n the Tasthnlfof lot ix in blK:k tw.i in the Ci'y of Brown, vllle, Nemaha county, Xebraka j aUo. ou a one atry fflce bulldintt and the atone uuder-pinninx thereto, ail built by Richard Urwn. then hitua.fil on the half lot next west of Crane&IIill st,re lu said Cityof Uruwn vilte, and nowucvupied as ai ffle by Wilcox & Bedford. And. wbereaa, it is provided in taid Trust Deed, that If the tnmt so aecured to aaid Ilnith Baker waa not paid him by the sixth darof April. 1SC0, the aaid Davidm Pla:er liould sell tna property tborein conveyed, after advertising the tame thirty dr ia s,mo neTpa- per published in the Territory vf Xbrar-k.i. at public auction at the corner of llain and Firm street in said City of Brownvilte. to pay ifT the amount therein secur ed with Interest, costa, expeue aod a reasonable at tsrnpy'a feet and, wbereaa, the turn of tw.i hundred and forty-five djllara, reraain due and unpaid of aaid amount with interest n the fame; therefore, Notice i herchy aiven that 1 win, on S-ii-trday the 19 b Hay of iliy, I860, between thw hours of 8 o'clot k. a M, and 4 o'clock, r M, of said day, at th corner of Main and Kirat street, in the city of Brnwnville, Nemaha county, Xebra.-k , proceed toi-eil and win ,eil to ihe biehet bidder, forcarb. tbo ab ve dec ibel property with all tbe appurtenance there nutobe!onainanU will app;y thepruteedi of said vale tn the payment of the tru'it and the ntes aforesaid. And upon such ia'.cwill make, execute and acknw,edje to the purchaser or puichasers a deel or deed for sid property in accord ance with the powers c.'tltiwl anl -ivn in raid Trust Deed. DAVIDSON PLANTERS, TVuste. Brown v) He, April 13th. 1S50. 41-4t Fun for ihe Million! Fvnforthe Steam boat ! Fun for Ihe Railroad 1 Fun for Ihe Pike's Peak Emigrant on ihe Wide Prairies ! XICH-XAX FOU ATX chE iTIO.T Is the most ama-lng and expensively a tten cp as well a the cheapest c niic M ttzino nu-v pub'UlicJ Id the world. Kich numbei cntl:ia thirty pirfo of nutter, ind freni rtx'y to ninety Picture ill the om'enta be ing of a rich hnth irou chiratierr Xick-X x . hi at tained its third year, and ia ar.w".nz in popularliy. It U a great favorite with aLl clatter rathera and nnth ers. aoL and dauf htery fince ii contain nothing thit injy not be read aloud In any rmiiy circle. It l the pubUaber'a desire to make '.t ecpeclally iVS FOR TUB FAMILY. One lit it: fent ares ia the prize puzzle department The publishers have dUtrlbuted during the last fix or eiirht months, Gold Pens, atid ViluaMe E.A. which bid the tendency to make tho Competition earnest and interesting. In fart, take it all in all. no wre amnlng sheet for the family ot village library, nr hotel feadi ne-room, or to beguile the t!i-u hours or travel in car or steam boat can be had anywhere. Tem. One cpy. one yeir - - JIM Kive oopiea (. r.e addrenf) 4 CO Postmaters who may wlh to engage In obtaining ubscriptiona. will Any thla an excellent opportnclty a flfit-rate inducements will he aivr to thm. LKVISOX Ac. UAXF.T. Rof ra 29. 119 Naau Mtrect. New Vork. EjNewsppers inserting the atx.ve a often at they may think proper, or give ! editoiUl notice will he entiMed tn an ex' hn?e on firwardiue a cpy wiih the alvertiaement marked tntheXics Xax i fflce. JOHN GAKNKTT & CO., MPJCETlGtt DEPOT AND Seed store. Engines, Saw and tlrlit Jlilh, With all kinds of Mica Irery and Implement. Ho- 5i, North Second srre-3 &l. LOl'13,. MO. KEEP3 alwajs on hind a lave u of Grda and Grass Seeds, all warrame-1 freh aM ry'C Our tock r.f AtriHmltiiral and Hort'cultural Impie -nenta anl .Machine Is ar- lar;c anj t jicctei with great Care.. w Invite an eximlntri'-n, and knnw that we are of feinj as good stock as any b ice ia Ibe est, ai il at as low prices. TTTtlvTS CAHH Catnlogces fumt-hed grtis to api.c ints. (2 tt Probate ITctico. TeTltorTor NehM.v, ) lh,..r . C..nnrf Nawaha Pr-.ln e Cart Whereas II-th Xtcit 'ii d.t!:iitr iir m 'he e atef J c:h Peon dT:-f! U'foi Xeitnh. r:r :r. k made itrii -n i.-n tleP,ti'e C ort , f C ut.tT, N'pfira-k Tfn'iiry f..r wo y- tff-i nil im. t-cl lect ir a-efl i. p:ir j-id i f, h rte'ible aoant ih .; ii-. is l;r!.v a.vrn o !lw(-,ii it ri jr c-'i,-.rti itM I h,v fet Kf. .!', t. lS-hlllol Jl t 13 'f;.'i A M. rf !. 1 iy. A. if. l-,"rt), a tre time for the !..( is f 4i av; f;. r at n fn,-e:n Brwrriiif ,n c .".n?y. m i i i I li-re 11 per'tl intfrte- ,r rr.g,.'ivt t , a... ,Q j rJf cai! why i.1 exten-i..'i -.u'd n. t i-, M. W.tna my fcvvl and th e, uf a;-t court biC3:J day ol April. A. t l-"o. C VT. VUi;iLK3, PreMte J:;e. aU-Sw-jJi b'k 33. lots 4. 5 6, 13, U Nebrak t Terri'.trj, ia and 15 in b k si, lot9 lu I t uaLCery. bit 81 in the city cf Hrowaviile, Nebraska Territory, defendant. To the owner or owners of person or p.n:is si.i have any intere.-t in tho ebove nsired r.-rr . r'yr wit : lot no H ia block no 32; ht I in b!cS 1 1: let 3 in block 33. bts4. 5.C. 1.1, Hand 15 in bktk bl: ht 9 in blotk SI, in the City of lirowr.vule, N ti;ah, County, Nebraska Territory, roticg is to re by jmcs that the above named plaint; J. Jarncs W. Uolrm in, has commenced an action and ESd his pet,i:i'il i i thi Ncmah-t Cuinty District Court above n.i mod, oa llie Chancery side thereof, against thesaid prop;ry, nc the purpose of. reccvorihg to and quieting ti;i ti;Ia ia himof thesaid propnrty : his said ?u' b'.'in fjucdL-d ca a deed given t'i Theodore V. Bedford, f.-r the s.tid property by one R. T. R.i i rlcj-, o a th 6 t h i :4 d i y c f M y, A D 1859. as treasurer of suid county cf Ncr.-jLa.fcr the payment of taxes assessed therein sold on ha 31 dny of May aforesaid, for thut purpow by hiia tae said Rainy, to him thesaid Theodore V Dedf;rl (said deed having, on the 3I-t day cf Mrh,- A ISfiO, been assigned by thesaid Tbeod-rs W lrcifjri to James WC lemnn the plaintiff in tbijeaao,) 8:i that unless they answer,dem!ir cr pload ta tbeiaiX' petition on or before the Hth day of M.y, AO iiuO, tbet his petition will be taken ai true and th prayer of him thesaid plaintiff therein will be minted by thesaidCourt. J0HNS0N& BEDFORD. Attou: Att'y j for n'ffl Allxn Blacxbs Clerk, B.. T. W. Bedford, Deputy. Ordered that the above bo published for fear ecu seeutive weeks ia the Nebrnska Advertiser. ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk, 2!y T.W,BodfruDep'y. Brownville, April 5th, 1330 4w-ili TAX TITLE. " G. It. Wilcox, Plff ' vs 1 Nemaha County District -. B. R. Peram 1 Co., Court of the 2.id Jud:o".-I Wm. H.Hoover and the j Diitriof, N. T. County cf Nemaha, N T J Tj .lay Ttrm, A. D. 13!. The above n.i med B Ii IVgnm, Win HIT'orrrsnl the County cf Nemah-t, N. 1'., dcfindants Will tnk notice that the above natned piaio'.iff, U II Will ox, of snid .Vemnb.t county. d. don to wit: tho 3d d.iy cf April. A ? 1530, file his petition in tho above r.auc 1 Nt-maha County District Court asinst thm the tail dt-fendants for the purpose Vif reeoriTi'ng and Tiiet ingtho titlo unty bini the mid pbiinti'f the follow In; described property to wit: a part of tho E.i.Jt half cf lot no. one in block no one fronting on M.iia street twenty feet and expending south sov.jnfy foot tegc-t ur with the bunk buildingtiicreon.in the City of Drjn vil 4, Nenvtha Couiry. N-bra-k i Territiry, m i evj. -f-n-cd ry tlf 'rig;t-!l p' ' ' '" '' i : I f r . ;U other rcdivf a '!.e .':' ' '. : the said j l: ; 7 f i . . ' - i ihe said u-'fer, J n.; r , a '! . . i. V- Taiii'y to bun the sn; i ' ' T i r of tbo ttf " ' ' - ' thesaid property . Ik-i 3d day of .'.-i ., a i l.-w, u him the naid pi vintiff by him the said Uainey as the trensorr-r in and for the said couniy.uud ia the n m of tbo Territory of Nebraska; therefore, you rcLere by not.fi. d and required to plead, answer or demur to said petition on orb-fore tho Uthd.iyof Miy.aO I8i'0, or thesaid plaint iff will take stu-h pi-tit'n-n a confessed, and apply to snid Court for the grariticg the prayer vf the said plaintiff in the said petit.ion. jyilNaUN4IiEDr"0i;l). Attest : At'ys fr H'ff. Ar.Lgv BtACKEa. CWk. By T W Bedford. D"py. . Ordered Ibat the foregoing bsputli"hrd four con secutive weeks in the. Nebrn-ka advertTsr-r. ALLEN BLACKER, ClrrV, ' . ' By T W Btpronii; b'py. Brnwnville. Anril 5. 13'. I) 4 6 if TAX TITLE. CbaflesG, Dorsey, Pi'ff. Nomina County Dl'trlot v i C urt of the Second 'Jcdiclal Th.,ma Staley and W. Uxstriil Nebraska Territory. B W. Cobb, defcndc n s.j To May term A D 1SSO. The above nand defer dant. Ttioma S'aley anl T. R W. C lb win t,ke Ootii-e'h it.the Abjvj n -uif I p I tin tiff Char lea ft. Dorsey. of f.'etr.uiia countv, Nehnika Territory, did on to-w. the 6-J. llai ff .April A D 1SC0, n:e h! petition in the above n.nnp l m,fi.i. C.'Uiry dis trict Court, ag iinst them, tfiO F-u'l iletendants, for the purpura-of recovering and quieting the titln unto hiia the slJ plaintlir, of the f illowing described prrwny,' to-wit; SonTheaat quarter of section trsirty.flve, uj-wn-ship five, range twelve, in a;id Xena iba coru ty, Xohraa kt Territory, and for auch other relief aa me aaid plain tifTmay be en'it ;ed to. The alt piamti.T founding bis . cald suit sgjiQKt them the defendant unon a deed :lvn by one R. T. ruiny to him the 1 piaimlT. f- r the payment f Ihe re a:eed npn th ,' laul anl a Kilo of the aaid p -opejty on the 3-1 !ayrf My. D. 159 to him tl.eanH plwititlrT bv Mm the said Putney as the Treinrer in and i..r th said fo.;ny and in tb name of the Trrltor of Nehrak:. Therefore yen are he'efcy nnti"!el and req""i'ed to pled, anawer r demur , tifheaaH ppMtb.n ou or before the f..oitenth day of ' Kay. A. D 1S', or the aaid plaiml.TwUI take start pe tition aa r..nfeaed and appl v t aid Omrt f.r tl e grant Ina the prayer tf tbesa.J pontiff in tbein1 petl:ioa. JOHNSON. BEDFORD, Attet. Atttraay for Pi'ffs ALL! BLBCXta, Clerk, bv . T. W. Bmroan. Dewty. O'rlred that the foregoing hm published for fareoc seeutive weeks In the Xbrii Advert i..r AI.LKN Bf.ACLCrV Clerk. PerT. vr. BcoKoaa, tvt. Brownvilte, April. 5. 1S0O 4fl TAX TITLE. CbarlM ft-'. Dcrier, v. William FX. Ibsera. Neoii?- C-ur.fy C'.ititrt focrr of the second JuLcial Dt-r-1ct Xeb-.ka Ttriitarr. ! Chancery T it it Trra. A. D. !3 Tte anove r.irned defend ir,t W H'ii 'j ir Rmri Mtl take notice thit t'.e ! ve riTp.l P!.,n?;T Cb.-irle G. Doraey. of Nem-ha C'nTy 'Xeh-ak-i Tmtit,.ry. d ..1 oa trwwit th5th d.y of A? il 1-rH fila bi petit.- o ; tb above named Xemaha tijnnrj District co-t -t. a?a r.,tLia thesaid deferd.Ttit. for the purpoa ,r rec verimr atii tuioting the title nnro him the fai l plaint,, ths fol lowing deeribd pri.pertr. Tn.w t: aon;h at qrarterof section thirty-five. iow;il.ip aix rsne ft.nrtetn, :a tta said Neni'ha cnnitTy. X. T. and f.r aivi other, redsf as aaid plaintiT mjy he ontit!vl t. T!j? fat-1 pialo tiT, foMMin hi sid suit agiltp.f btm the s.l fJeten dar.t np nadeed rtvenLyoie R. T. KUnry to biai tie as Id pi .Jntilfor the parmenr ..f the f.xe aeed npotj the saK land anl a i!i of tl;e silt crrpersv on the third day r,f My. J D l'.'J. tohlm the aaij priir.tiiT by blm. the aid Raiuey. aa tee Teirar in an4 for t aid eonnty, ii tb ur.ia nf the Territe -ry r.f Nclrata. Tbercf )T2 yn are tcet y n-tt.le-1 ani rtiH-rei topleaj Ti'Wf r rr dmnr t the nai l ptiti-ia t ti cr htfore t foUTteontlnlar of Mar, A D. Hoi tie sail pigiauT Oka nn:,',m hnlMiH r i mr-t'.w t . siid curt for the gr-iciias the prsyer tJ tL9 Mid pUia. UJ ia tbe said l stu:(:. JOiaSSOXi B-IPG!in. Attest, Aitorners f it T'T. . ALLEN HHCXF.lt. C.er. Bv T. W. Us Drv :. rj ItisherehT o'derd that tie aNv B4ke tit p3M;h el in ibe ;Ctbraa Adverti-r tr far cosrtotiv weeks. A. EuACKEI. Clrk Put. C.rt. By T. VT. Cr Droit is l"":ty. Prownvi;;. 4r'ii i 4T- . PROBATE NOTICE. Where.i L'cj'h X"j S !i adrfitn-.s'.rt-r f the etat f CUaf le 11. tire-vc. d-x-cad. ta'C." f .'vf. ..i.'l C'Uflty, l.aa ihi it j mate ir ". ' -c :' -i t- t..e I'." ti,-e t'.artfct Xe;n,ha C--T y, Nf 'ira' Ier'w... 7. f - r.r t exten sion I tn'e t .;:. 1 a--e'oi t:-e 1 fa.'e anl r ! lot v. ar l 1 ;r ci; -e a' ? a : i; t tt c x iru X : - U t en : - tl.a 1 n e vl F I T t'.c is it n.y Ci-s l v -.r :: ,r in f!r . ni ir'rrf-tr-l eui . IK ;.. Of to". il 3 i-:i i. l r, V!,tv a "':.rn '. I ,'..r -I U ; ! n-.l le ;...'. . A r 11 V.k A tt.j t :-t.e 'ft! a.y a: '. r l e a. I ptd. am its i eJ 1 t CTKVSW Wiir.fi.k. P i-a J j.:we e:a- TO:,lATO PLAINTS- I ir.WIl few rx'-n C.T w P: nt 1 w resiy f .- tr f '. I'!'..!. . J T. r .,,. j liaj Wsl.i.- :;u:ci:'icJ'!o-.ji-.i.e. k. CAIi.
