THEjfi); RTiSER,
BSOWNVILLE, JULY 25. IS61.
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joyT cok & co. .
1'' ' '. . -n..tKiin vwvork. and Brown's Iro
l)!Iire.Tnl'u,,rlJ.li,l1iuKSf-r,l;U,il.,piljl.
farmer and Advertiser.
31 u c-ssos to n o r.LT,
iyrd Stales and Fori-fen Newspaper
imOADWA?, NEW YORK
lorijpd scent for tbe "NEBRASKA ADVE
' "SKBHASKA FARMER." "
i 006HVE. General Adverting,
unJ.ndComuM.M.mApent,, 45 Olive St. Im.,
tu",riditrtKCi.Mlnthat city. end they re au
tre our vp hoth tX Advtr-
UU?v Farmer, ana collect bills jjhc sjime.
Toelio Acr nt roa The Advertiser Axd
EK.Wil.K DikviTi E.-j. is ourrejruWr au-tbo-iied
travcliin Awnt f tie Advertiser and Far
wer u vill sh'-nly virit the Eastern cities for the
,,url'v.fo f rrocurins advertising patronage. Be is
,u..j- .nth .riiH to contract and use cur name In busi
traction connectc-l with "rMic
fMS&ENVELOPJSS
TLe " Advertiser" Gifice has provided
itielf with Flag cuts, and 'also, those for
printing1 various Lmcfe of National Envel
opes, and ii now prepared to fill orders
wLulewiTe or retail. Apply at the " Ad
vertiser" office, or Pobt Office.
To Wicm It may Concern." Our
letter-half reminds us that a supply of
green corn to put up for winter use must
be' locked after, and also Grapes and
riums. Those therefore who wish to
pay up their subscription in this kind of
provender, or to become new subscribers
on the some terms, will please report
.themselves at an early day " armed and
equiped as the law directs."
Nebraska Regiment Full The
Nelmka Regiment is full; the tenth
company was &vorn in on Monday last.
The cemjanies were all mustered in with
the minimum numher.S-l. Col. Thater
ivSorms us that he intends to fill up each
company to the maximum limit, 101. If
there are others "vvho desire to volunteer
in the Nebraska Regiment there is yet
an oportunity.
Capt. TllOIIlpSOn, of company
Brownville company is' in our city on
furlough. He is in good health and fine
spirits, and reports the company all "in
a like good condition."
The captain will please accept our
special thanks for the very latest Omaha
and Nebraska City Bulletins.
It 13 rumored here for two days past
that the notorious secessionist Harris or
a portion of his men, numbering between
1000 and 1600 are in Nodaway count';
Missouri, and that large Home Forces in
Southern Iowa had gone down to route
them. The report comes in a very good
shape, yet lacks full confirmation.
Some of the cowardly rebels on the
other side of the river have sent us word
that ourself together with one or two
other citizens of this place, who have kept
a close eye upon their deviltry, will get
"cold lead" the first time we set foot on
that shore ; and that if we don't "dry
up" about them, we'd "better look cut for
the Printing Office." The scoundrels
could only injure one in some such way :
waylaying, or committing incendiary
acts. Whenever we have business over
in Atchison county we arc going there,
and run the risk of "cold lead." As to
interfering wi;h our office, the scamps
when they undertake that job had better
make their wills before starting.and bring
their coffins alonrr.
The War news tells its own story ; we
have no heart to comment. This much
we believe, however, that for every Uni
on man killed at Manasas the North will
furnish ten, in time for a second attack
upon that point. It must and will be taken.
-'(?00d tO Eat' Uncle Ben Whyte
s:k1 is prepared to furuit,Vfcfood for man"
on sbcrt notice. Anything in ihe eating
line you may call for, Uncle Ben will pro
vide fat you.
T. S. That Butter-milk and sweets
Jitto, with a piece of Worthing's cool ice
in it ''ain't tad to take."
1. S. No. 2. Everybody says Uncle
Ben makes the best ice cream in town:
ftCt too.
We see by the St. Joseph Journal that
Major Peabody left that city on Sunday,
with several hundred volunteers, and two
pieces of artillery, to pay his respects to
secessionists in Holt County. The Jour
nal says:
The day for children's play is at an
end; but it seems nothing but the sad
reality of whistling bullets will stop se
cession madmen in their folly. We are
assured that depredators may expect no
leniency. The forbearance of the Gov
ernment is no longer to be tampered with
and it behooves every one now to take
care of himself. As he sows ho will
surely reap."
When Maj. Peabody gets through in
Huh County, he will do a God's service
by coming up into Atchison and settling
a few rebels there who are particularly
troublesome to Union men.
Letter from lion. James Craig.
LibertV, Mo., June 21, '61.
Hen. James Orairrln rirnrriinprit Rr
D I
cessionist here to-day, denied that the
lasi congress nad organized any Ternto
rial Governments without the slavery re
striction. 1 told him it had organized
all of our Territories, which had not
previously been oiganized.in the same
way, viz: tvithoc.t the slavery restric
tion. Will you please state to me the
facts in the case, as it may do good ? -
JJo tnis as soon as you can, and oblige
E. M. SAMUEL.
1. 0. 0 F- The members of Brown
ti.'le Lodge I. O. O. F., arid all mem
btrs in cood standing in the county, are
urgently Teijuesied to meet at the Ma
sonic Hall in Drovuville on Saturday
evening, July 27ih.
The Republican at Omaha and the Press
at Nebraska City, have been selected in
which to publish the general acts of Con
gress for the next two years.
; m mm . ,
j "The Only Two Papers.'
. It see,ms that the Omaha Republicau
anJ People's Press are to be hereafter
; th-e "only two papers in Nebraska." How
! (Joes ihe Brownville Advertiser like the
style. Ncu-i.
Well, we may say the change is for
; the letter, and that we hope and believe
that the nra "only two papers in Nefcras
i ka" will conduct themselves with mure
j p:4it iral honor and dignity than have the
5cnVcnes heretofore.
The Republican and .Yebraskian at
Omaha think that we at Brownville in
desiring;, and making efforts to pracure a
portion of the Nebraska Regiment at
this place, are actuated by the same mo
tives they are, viz: selling beef, clothing
and provisions to the soldiers at exhorbi
tant prices. In the exercise of their
characteristic desire tosAtn somebody tln-y
vsern to forget that the proper use of a
regiment, or any other given number of
stfdiers is to protect the lives and property
. of citizens.
Chaplain of Xcbra&a Regiment
. The numerous warm friends of Rev.
T. W. Tir-TON of this place will rejoice
to known that he has been elected aud
c-nmiissioned as chaplain of the Nebraska
Rt'cimeut. We venture the assertion
T that no better selection could have been
iCiade. Himself filled to overflowing
j 'ith enthusiasm, patriotism and devotion
5 to the the country, and a happy faculty of
; parting toothers, he is certainly most
lmirably qualified for that position. The
; officers upon w hom the selection devolved
, ku'e doubly honored themselves. First.
; h' rejecting J. Stickney Haskell, and se
wod, by electing Mr. Tipton.
I Mr. Tipton, who has been absent at
a'aha for . several weeks past, reached
! lce last nirhL
Delegate from Colorado We are
please to see that Judge II. P. Bennett
formerly of this Territory, but now of Col
orado, has been nominated by the Un
ionists as a candidate for Delegate to
Congress for lhat Territory. Judge B.
was one of our best men, and if elected,
which e hope arid believe he will be, he
will make Colorado a useful and influen
tial Delegate.
Congressional Representation.
The following communication of the
Secretary of the Interior announces the
apportionment of Representatives among
the several States under the Eighth Cen
sus :
Department of the Interior, )
Washington, July 5, 1S61.
" To ihe Speaker of the House of Repre
sejttaiives :
"I, Caleb B. Smith, Secretary f;f the
Interior, do hereby certify that, in the
discharge of the duty devolved on me by
the provisions of an act of Congress, ap
proved May 23, 1S-50, entitled 'An act
providing tor the taking of the seventh
and subsequent censustr of the United
States, and to fix the number of the mem
bers of the House of representatives, and
to provide for the future apportionment
among the States,' I have apportioned the
Representatives for th-e Thirty-eighth
Congress among the several States as is
provided by law. And I do hereby fur
ther certify that the following is a correct
statement of the number of Representa
tives opportioned to each State under the
last, or eighth, enumeration of the popu
lation of the United States taken in ac
cordance with the act approved 23d May
above referred to:
j Kev. T. W. Tipton, of Brownville,
1 VT was yesterday elecied Chaplain of
j l"e 1st Nebraska regiment. We are
I CratiF.f.d to learn that a man of Mr. Tip
j 'wth.has been elevated to this im
I jftit position in our regiment, and can
re the officers and soldiers that they
I selected a man of high moral excel
j '"uCe anJ undoubted piety. Omaha Tel.
hThe Steamer Omana is again
J 1D3 regular trips. The Hannibal and
- Joseph- Railroad is in running order,
"trough connection again established
hSioui3.
Alabama
California
C m'-'tii-ut
JMiiware
r'lwrida
Georgia"
Illinois
TO THE STATE OF
7
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It
5
1
8
5
5
5
J.Iiiin'f'ita
Mississippi
Missouri
New Hampshire
New JtTsej
Nw Yrk
North Carolina--
1
5
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3
5
31
Ohio
On'jron
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
T' uncsse
Texas
Vermont
'-10 j Virginia
0 i lsounsin
18
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4
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11
. 6
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas "
Kentucky
Iniiiiana
M.nna . . . .
Maryland
M msm-hufetts
Mi'-higan
The aggregate bjing two hurrdred and
and thirty-three Representatives.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the seal
of the Department of the Interior to be
affixed this fifth day of July, in the. year
of our Lord 1SG1.
CALEB B. SMITH.
Larsc Gooseberries H. A. Terry,
Esq., of Crescent City, will please ac
cept cur thanks for a specimen of the
"Whitesmith Gooseberry." We took the
pains to meagre one which mtasured
three and three-fourths inches around the
largest way. They are certainly the
largest variety of Gooseberries we ever
saw. Mr. Terry sa)'s that he has culti
vated them two years, and is of the opin
ion that they are well adapted to this soil
and climate. Council Bhffs Bugle.
We "knock under" to friend Terry in
almost everything that grows; but we
can beat his gooseberries a little. Wre
raised a few very large ones in our own
garden this season one of which measured
in circumference Jour inches, large.
St. Joseph, June 21.
Dear Sir In February last, after a
fight of about thirteen years, the Repub
lican party backed down from the Wilmot
Proviso, and passed bills organizing Col
orado, Dacotah, and Nevada Territories,
without any restriction on slavery. All
properly, slaves included, now goes into
these Territories upon the same footing.
These bills, as you will see by consulting
the record, eeceived the entire vote of
the Republican party, except, perhaps,
half a dozen Abolitionists, such as Love-
joy, of Illinois. Eli Thayer, of Mass.,
was cur leader in the session before the
last one, in defeating all the Territorial
bills, because they contain the Wilmot
Proviso. A large portion of the Repub
licans veted for the Constitutional Amend
ment passed at the last session, which
provides that the United S;ates Constitu
tion shall never be so amended as to give
Congress the right to interfere with slave
ry in the States, unless the . proposition
should be made by a Save State, and be
voted for by . every Slave State in the
Union. lours, in haste,
JAMES CRAIG.
E. M. Samuel, Esq.
P. S. -You will remember that, with
more than twenty majority in the present
House of Representatives, a large ma
jority in the Senate, Ihe supreme
Court with us, and Abe Lincoln without
power to form his Cabinet or pass an ap
propriotion to draw his own salary, or do
anything to injure the South, our South
em brethren abandoned their seats, and
left us in a hopeless minority. J. C.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
John A. Ponn, Plaintiff, 1
. vs
, V. Edrards, PefrnJant. )
Notice is hereby civen that in pursuance of an
execution issued by the clerk of tho District Court
of Nenwiha County, Nebraska Territory, against the
defendant J. V. Edwards, in the above enitled case,
and in favor of the plaintiff therein, John A. l'onn,
for the- Fiim of seventy-four dollars and sixty-two
rents, fS74,G21 and the costs of suit, amounting to
fire dollars and eighty-fivJ cents. $R,S5 I, W. S.
Horn, Coroner and ex-o&cio sheriff of said county
in said Territory, have levied upon and will offer
for sale at public auction, at tho door of the house
in which the last term of tho said district court for
said county was held, on Wednesday the fourteenth
day of August, AD 1861, between the hours of 1 &3
o'clock, r. M. of said day, and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash in hand, tho following described
property, to-wit : one lot of land, being, to-wit : the
south half of tho southwest quarter of the tho south
west quarter of section No thirteen 13, township
fire(5), range fifteen (15"), east of the sixth princi
pal meridian, containing twenty acre of land, more
or ps.s, taken as the property of J. V. Edwards, to
satisfy an execution against him and in favor of John
A I'oun. W. S. HORN',
Ex-Officio PhprhT of Nemaha County.
Py J. V. COLEMAN, Deputy.
Urownrille, July ISth, IS51. n2-5w-$9
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Probate Notice.
Probate Court ef Ne
maha County, Ne-
j- braska T e r ri tory,
petition to sell iieal
Estate.
'afford.
Ileatli Nurkolls administrator "I
of the estate of Charles Al.
Oreever, deceased,
V3.
Eliiabeth Snodgrass, Jphn G.
Snodgrass, Peter Qreever,
Susan Greever, Lavina Greo
ver, Sarah Greever, Joseph
Greever, Andrew Greever, &
YY'm. Greever and Samuel R."
To Elizabeth Snodgra?s, John G-Snodgrass, Pe
ter Greever, Susan Greever, Lavina "(Jreever,' Sarah
Sarah Greever, Joseph Greever, William Greever,
Andrew Greever and Samuel R. Pafford whote place
of residence is unknown you are hereby notified
that Heath Nuckolls administrator f the Estato of
Charies M. Greever, deceased, on the 26th day of
June A. D. 1861; filed bis petition in the Probate
Court within and for tho county of Nernaba and
Territory of Nebraska, alleging that tho personal es
tate of said decedent i3 insufficient to pay his debts
and the charges of administrating his estate, that
he died aei zed in . fee simple of the following da
scribed real estate in the counties of Nemaha, Rich
ardson and Otoo and Territory of Nebraska, to-wit :
the undivided half of the south-west quarter of the
south-west quarter of section twenty-fivof 25 J town
ship four ( 4) Rango sixteen (18) and lot No. two
(2) and lot No. three 3, section twenty-five town
ship four 4 range sixteen IC and the north-west
quarter of the north-west quarter and the south
west quarter of the northwest qr and the southeast
quarterof the north-west quarter and tbe north-east
quarter of the nortb-west quarterof section thirty
six 36 township four (4), Range sixteen 16, less
Iaidott'in townsite8 60-100 acres, which leaves a
balance of 302 90-100 acres, tho undivided half in
section thirty-six 36, township four 4, Range six
teen, (16), 130 39-100 acres; (also, lot four of sec
tion thirty-one, township four, range seventeen, and
lot No. three and lot No two and lot No 1, section
thirty-one, township four, ranga seventeen and the
north-west quarter tf tho south-west quarter and
the south-west quarterof the southwest qr and the
north-east quarter of the south-west quarter, section
thirty-one, townehip four, range seventeen 305 20
100 acres less 83 39-100 acres laid off townsite of lot
No four and the north-west quarter of the south
west qr of section thirty-one, township four, range
seventeen 83 39-100 acres, 222 81-100 aorcs balance,)
the undivided half of the south half section one,
township .hree, range sixteen, 32!) acres, and west
half of section seven, township three, range seven
teen, 320 acres, and house and 12 lots in St. Dcroin,
block thirty-five, and lot No. 1, block 34 and stable
in St. Deroin,andtbe undivided two-tenths of St.
Deroin townsite, and lot No ft, block 91 and lot 9,
block No 2 in Nebraska City, Otoo County, N. T.
Tho prayer of the petition is for an order authorizing
him as administrator of said Charles M. Greever
deceased, to sell said premises for the payment of tho
debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will he for hearing on the 29 day of
July A. D. 1861 at 10 o'clock forenoon or as soon
thereafter as Counsel can bcheaM. Ordered that the
foregoing be published fc.ir consecutive weeks in the
Nebraska "Advertiser." Given under my hand and
the seal of said court. C. V. WHEELER,
July 1st, 1S61.
Probate Judze.
Master's Sale.
Tn i-i5ir.su.mee of a decretal order made hv the Dis
trict Court, held within and for Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory, sitting in chancery, bearing date
Wxv 10th. 1S61. in a certain case riondmir in auid
j ' ' j o
court, wherein Samuel A. Chambers, executor of the
estate of Willis Hill, deceased, is complainant and
Little P. JIiatt,etal, are defendants, I will, on Mon
day the 5th dayef August, IS51, at 10 o'clock A. M..
fif snid dav. at the door of the buildim? in whi"h
said oourt wai last held for said county, in tbe city
f t, : i T rc e , . 1 r .n j : i . 1
Ol lrowii nicjouor ior suits iue louowing ueaunoeu
premises, viz. Lots five, six, seven and eight (5,6,
7 and 8. in block sixtv six ( 66. i in Nemaha Cirv in
said County and Territory. Terms, cash in band.
n51$6w5 Master in Cbancery.
MASTER'S SALE.
In pursuance of a decretal or !er made by the
District Court, in and for Nemaha County, Nebras
ka Territory, bearnij date Mav 16, 1S6I, sitting in
Chancery in a certain case jKmding in said Court,
wherein ihr-mas Heady is complainant and Henry
Ncimier aud Catharine Neicaier, arc respondents. I
will on
Saturday the 24A day of August, 1S61,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day in front of the room
where the District Court of Aemnha Cont'f held
its lat term, in the town of Hrownville, Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, offer tor sale to the
highest bidder for cash the following described re
al estato to-wit: the northwest quarter of section
sixteen, township six north ff range fifteen, east
of tbe sixth principal meridian, Nemaha county,
Nebraska Territory, less the forty-soven acres sold
R. W. Frame. . . , ,- - J. S. BEDFORD, - :
' Master in ChaEfiery.
Brownville, July IS, 1853.
Master's Sale.
In pursuance of a decre tal order made by the Dis
trict Court, held within and for Nemaha county,
Nebraska Territory, sitting in chancery, bearing date
May 13th. 1851, in acertsia ca.e peudicg i?l ?a?3
court, wherein D.J. Martin & Co., are complainants
and Samuel Callan, Charles IIes and Margart J.
Hess are defendants, I will, on Friday tbe ?d day of
July, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the dxr of
the building in which said court was last heii. for
said county, in tho city of Brownville, offer for sa'e
at publh .auction tbe tlk'wir,g described premises,
to-wit : The north-west quarter of the south-west
quarter of section No. twenty-two (22,) Township
No. six (6), north of Range No. fifteen CIS) east of
tho Cth principal meridian, situated in Nemaha Co.
Nebraska Territory. Terra eah in hand.
J. S." BEDFORD, Master in Chancery.
June 20th, 1S01. n50$5w5j
mo. TAXEsT 1S80.
NOTICE.
Delinquent Tax Payers for the year IS60 are here
by notified th5t such delinquency trust be paid by
the 15ta inst., this 13 tho o:.ly and last notice, and
if not heeded, the procefs required by Law for the
collection of delinquent taxes will be enforced.
Attention i3 also called to tho special School Tai
levied in school 'District No.l, Township 5, Range
15. Nernaba City School Distriet and in School
Districts 1, 2. 3 .an J 4, Township 6, Range 14, as
said special Taxes must be paid.
JACOB STRICKLER,
July, 4th, IS5I. n52w2 CoHnty Treasurer.
LEWIS WALDTER,
HOUSE, SIGN AXD 011XA5IEXTAL
GLAIZER AM) PAPER HANGER.
BROWNVILLE, N. T. 1 1
tT!ie Xeivest and Best Music
Both Vocal and intrumental by tho best Amcrioan
and European composers, appear regularly every
week In the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL. Price Four
Cent?.- Anew sonby StepUci Glover, appears ia
No, 1, Vol 2.
DEW BUG STOS
IN
EnOWITVILLE,
VThitney's Block, Main Street-
LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF THE
ELK II 0M and MORTAR
J. J. THURHAN,
ANNOUNCES to the citizens of Brownville and
vicinity that be has removed his Drug Store from
Sidney, Iowa, to the City of Brownville, and having
added thereto an extensile stock" of
Fresh Drus,
.Chemicals, .
Dye Stuffs,
.Faints and Oils,
Pure Wines and Liquors, "
For Medical Purposes,
Hair and Tooth brushes,
Perfumery,
... Fine Toilet Soap,
&.c, &c, &.C
. Invites the public pttrcnage.
J3"11jysician'6 Prescriptions attended to at all hours
both by day and night.
Brownville, Aprii IIth,I86I. n40-yly
Furniture ! Furniture ! !
The most complete stock of Furniture ever effered in
this upper country just received by T. 1LILL.
Brownville, April 25th, 1S61.
"The Union Must and
shall he Preserved!
3? UU Lv!i XC?
KervousHeadaclie
THE PEOPLE'S
PATRIOTIC PICTURE GALLERY.
JCST FcELKIilD IN M'LENDID Sn'LC
t? n ait V
CURE A
TTi
AND DEN WILL SELL GOODS ON
SUCH TERMS AS WILL SURE
LY BRING ABOUT THIS
RESULT.
FEESH AQMVAL
Boots and-shoes,
Bonnets, Misses Flats,
Dry Qoods and
Groceries,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
CUTLERY,
NAILS.
- 'IRON, Sec,
A General Assortment of all the above.
ilavinpr determined to 'eneafto in general merchan
tile business, 1 have this Spring brought on, and open
ed out an extensive and varied assortment of everything
needed by purchasers in this or any other country ; con
sisting of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. Bonnets of every
grade and style ; Dry Gixxls in endless variety, wssi-
mers, Cloths, Jeans, Sattinets, Tweeus, estm;, uau
cos. Lawns. Merinos, Cambrics, brown and bluish mus
lins ; Groceries, fancy and staple; Iron, Nails, Hard
ware, Quecnsware, itc.
1 am determined to open up a "new era" in Mercan
tile business, and will, therefore sell at figures unpre-
cedcntedly low, for cash or country produce.
CUSTOM WORK.
I have on hand a splendid assortment of French Kip
and Calf skins for home manufacture, to order, on the
most resonalle terms. All work warranted or no p iy
WANTED
Hides, Pelfs and Furs, for which the" highest prices at
all times will be paid.
To be Brief
If you wish to purchase goods on the most favorable
terms, or dispose of your produce to tho best possible
advantage. Be sure and call at
BEN.S CHEAP STOEE.
Brownville, April, 4, 1361.
PARTICULARLY TO RAMIIMEN.
I desire to say to Ranchmen anywhere between the
Missouri river and Mountains, that my stock for whole
saling to them is now complete embracing everything
desirable or profitable to trade in, and at prices unheard
of cheap Call or send your orders, which wi'.l meet
with prompt attention. - TI1EO II ILL.
Erownville, April 25th, 1861.
To All Wliom It May Concern.
All persons indebted to Wm. T DEN, eir.her on
book account, or ty note, are hereby notified to call
and pay up on 6r before the 10th day of March 18G1,
and thereby save themselves trouble and cost.
Brownville, Feb. 21 "WM. T.DEN.
Lime! Lime!! Lime!!!
The undersigned whore kilns aresitnated ninemiles
westof Brownville, on the road leading toFt. Kearney,
keeps constantly on hand a very superior article of
lime, to which he invites the attention of those wish
ing The Lime will be delivered at thekiln or at any
other point in tbecounty, asdesire3.
Feb. 9. 1SC0 6ni K. M. LONG.
LEGAL NOTICE.
ITeath Xnbkohs as Administrator
of the estate ol Joseph Deroin de-
ceased.
vs
Catharine. 'Vriniam Margaret!
Amop & Baron Deroin.
To Catharine. IV illiam. Marcarett, Amr.p, and Baron
Deu.in. who are heirs and legal representatives of Jo
seph Deroin, dece. iscd. you are hereby Informed that
on the 4th day of June A. D. 1R61 said administrator
filed his petition in the Probate Court of Nemaha Coun
ty Nebraska Territory. The object and prayer of which
petition is to obtain ah order 'on the 29th day of June,
A,D. 1961. at 10 o'clock, A.M., at Biy office in Brown
viiie in said county, tor the salo of the following real
eTite, of which the said Joseph Deroin died seized, to
wit: The undivided onc-tcuth of tho Townsite of St.
Deroin, ia Nemaha County, N. T., at which time all
persons interested may attend and show cause why tbe
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
Witness my hand and tbe seal of the Probate Court of
Nemaha county, Nebraska. Territory. .
n48-4w C. W. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
June 4; ISol.
Petition to Sell
Prohate Notice.
"WIIEREA.S, n. M. Reynolds, has been appointed
General Administrator of the estate of Joseph Proud,
deceased, late of Gage County; notice is hereby Riven
that I have appointed Tuesday the thirteenth (1) day
of August A, D. 1331. as the day for hearing claimj
sgaiuat said estate. All persons having elaims against
sj-.'d estate are hseby notified to have them on file on
or before that day or they may forever be debarred from
recovering such claims
Given under mv hand and HifGcisl seal, this 10th day
of May, A. D. IbtU. WM. BLAKELYf
16-U'tpf Probate Judge.
Master's Sale-
Tn pursnar.ee of a decretal order Cade by tho Dis
trict Court held within and ft Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory, sitting ia Chancery, bearing
date May 10th, 1 SI 1, in a certain case pending in
paid rurfc whercrn Jackson Lyneslscomp'ainantand
1. T Vhyte,.Sara'a IFI.jte IFiliiam Hobiitzcll aud
Martha Iloblitiell re defendants, I will, on Friday
the 20th July; 1351, at 10 o'clock A.M. of said day,
at the ditr of the buildics ia which the last term
of said District Court was bell for laid county, in
the city of Brownvillo, offer for sale at public auc
tion the following described premises, tc-wit : The
South-east quarter of section No. fen (10), Town
ship No. five (5) North of Range No. fifteen (15)
ea?t of the Cth principal meridian situate iti Nema
ha county, Nebraska Territory. Terms. cash in
band. J.S.BEDFORD.
Jlaster in Chancery.
June 20, 1S'"1. n505t5w5
F0FXD.
A fJoid Fc ! Chain. The own?r can have by de
scribing same and paying for this advertisement.
Brownville, June 2J. SAMUEL CALIJ.EN.
DOOES AND SASH.
For an excellent and cheap article of l'ine Door
and Sash call at
the new store of J.J. TIIUR1IAN.
Brownvillo, April II, '61. n4-jl
By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of A'rp-
ous or Sick Headache may be prevent e.1 , ami ir iaRi"
at the commencement of an attack immediate relief
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seidom fail iu removing the Xause a and KeaJ
ache to which females are bo subject.
They act gently upon th bowel remjving Csstivt
net. For Literary 3fn, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons of sedentary habits, they are valuable a a
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and ri
t;or to tbe digestive organs, and restoring the natural
elasticity arxl strength of tte whole system.
Tha Ci.'PUALIC PILLS arc the result of long investi
gation and carefully conducted experiments; having
been In use many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved a vast amount of pain and suf
fering from Headache, whether originating iu the nr
voiu system er from a deranged state of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable iu their com iKis.it ion, and
may be taken at ali tiir.ea with perfect safety, without
making any change of diet, and the 6cr.re of a' p dif
ayreab'e taste renders it easy to administer them tc
children.
Beware of counterfeits!
The genuine iave five signatures of ITenry C. Spalding
on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines.
A box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of the
Pries 25 cents.
Ail orders shonld be addressed fa
HENRY C, SPALDING,
48, Cedar Street, New York.
Dec. 6, 1S50. n22-ly
THE FOLLO WING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
Will convince all who suffer from
HEADACHE,
THAT A
Speedy and Sure Cure
WITHIN THEIR REiWn.
As thte Testimonials were unsolicited by .Vr. SPA L
DIXO, they afford unquextionable prvof of the
efficacy of this truly-scientific discovery.
B:cerly, 2Iass., Dec. 11, 1SG0
II C Spaldixg, Esq.
I wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Bills more particularly before
my customers. If you have anything of the kind,
please send to me
One of my customers, who is subject to severe Pick
Headache, ( usually lasting two days,) -i enrrd of
ctnattack tn one hour by your Vi,wh;ch 1 sent her.
Respectfully yours.
V B WILKES
IicynoUsburj, Franllin Co O.'
January 9, 1361 )
IIexry C Spalding,
No 43 Cedar St, N T
Dear sirs
Inclosed find twenty-fivo cents, (23.) for which
send box of "Cephalic Pills." Send to address of
Rev WmC Filler, R-vnoldsburg, Franklin Co, Ohio.
Your Pille work lile a charm cure Headache al
most instance r.
Truly yours,
WM C FULLER.
Jlasonville, Conn, Feb 5, 1S61.
Mb. Spalding.
;ir :
I have tried your Cephalic Fills, and 1 1 iic them
so xcdl that I w ant you to send me two dollars worth
mortf.
Part of these are for the neighbors to whom I gave
a few ont of the firt box I got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and obligo
Your ob't servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
Mb. Spalding.
tiaverford, Ai4 Feb. 6, 1SG1.
S:
I wish you to send me one more box of your Ce
phalic Pills, have received a yrcrt deal of benrjll
from them:
Yours, respectfully,
- J1ARY ANN STOIKII0U3E.
Spruce Creel; JTuntinnfon Co., Taj
Jaauary 13, i86I. f
n. C. Spalding.
Sir:
You will plense send rac two boxes of your Cephal
ic Pills. Send them immediately.
Respectfully yours.
JNO.B. SIMONS.
P S Ihnve used oncbox of your PiiU, rmifud
them excellent.
Sdle TrH, (Xi to, Jan. 1 5, 1 SG 1 .
Henry C. Spalding, Esq.
Please Cad inclosed twenty-five. cents, for which
end me another box of your Cephalic IMI3. They
are truly the beet PiUs thai evrtrifd.
Direct A. STOVER, P M.
Belle Yernon, Wyandot Co,0.
t3TABpi'a bottloof SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAYE THE PIECES t
economy! dispatch-!
Xz'iTuA Stick- in Time Saves Sine l"J2
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture-, Toys, Crock
ery. f-3 . ,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meet.? all such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it It is always ready, and up
to the sticking point
"USEFUL li; EVERY HOUSE."
. N B A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price,
25 cents Addresi
. HENRY C SPALDING,
No 43 Cedar Street, New York.
CAUTION.
Ap certain unprincipled persons are attempting to
talm off on 1 the unsuspecting public, imitations ofmy
'kEPARED GLL'E, I would enutionall person to
examine before purchasing, and see that the full
namo
ri7"PALDLNG-S PREPARED GLUE.irj
is ou the mUIJo wrapper; all others axe ewmiiiag
counterfeits
--.
1. PORTRAIT 0? 1IAJ02 AUTL
Hero cf Sumter,
2. P0HTHAIT CI" :vIAJ02-GZ:7. IUTLX2,
3. r02T2AII 01 COL. ZLL3WC2T2I, of fha
New York Fire Zouaves, assassinated at Al
exandria, after hauling down the Rebel
(lag.
4. THE BOnBASEHTNT CT STJII-
TEH, a mgniSjcntjIarg-, rich! eu? rcd en
graving. 5. THE MACS. ETGITLEXT fitting their
way through the streets cf Baltimore. A
most spirited picture, sirini a very eorrret
idea of that bloody transaction.
6. "STAR SPANGLED GOD
DESS OF LI2ESTY. A twart-aiirrir-jj de
sion, exquisitely colored.
6. THE TJHIOH YCLUnTIHTlS. The bnr-r '
soldier represented in tho act of traarp!?!
underfoot the traito-.'s banner, and unfur
ling iu its place the glorious old stars asri
gtripes" forever in triumph to wave."
8. THE DEFENDERS- OF OUR UNION, a
raammoth lithogradaic ticturo, brilliantly
eclored, representing the various crack regi
ments in tho United States soiviee, in su'.l
dress, and equipped and armed for activo
service, being ono of tho most magniikent
pictures of that kind ever got up in IhU
eouatry. Among tho military re; relented,
are tho New York 7th, Mass. blh, tho Fire
men Zouaves, Col.Duryee's Advance Guard,
1st German Rifles, i ranch Zouaves, Ri'.ly
Wilson's Zouaves, etc., etc. Prica
Any single picture will be sea ly mail, postpaid
everywhere on receipt of price.
5J
OriE COLLAR ARRANGEMENT
FOR ONE DOLLAR !
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR 0XE DOLLAR!
Y'e will send the complete set of 8 pictures to aoy
jartof tha Lmtcd btate?, postage paid.
. FOR ONE DOLLAR !
m a '
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR !
We will send by mail, post-paid, tbe following set of
Union Good :
1. One copy Hardee's Tactics, the Tcit Cook for tha
Citizen Soldier.
2. 23 splendid assorted Union Envelopes, entirely
new devices.
3. 21 sheets superfine Un'wn paper.
4. No. 4 of ortr pietnre gallery, (The Bombardment
of Sumter.)
5. No. 5 of our picture gallery, (The Mjisaehtfsetta
Sixth.)
6. The splendid picture ''Tha Defenders of otir
Union."
FOR ONE DOLLAR !
FOR ONE DOLLAR !
FOR ONE DOLLAR 1
We will send the following, post-paid :
Portrait of the jouthful Col Ellsworth, assassinate J
at Alexandria, a ruartyr in the cause of liberty.
25 assorted Union Envelope.
The splendid picture cntitl .d "The Defenders of our"
Union."
A magnificent Gold Union Pin, the most elogmt jet
got up valued at $1 5(7.
Envelopes witk tli!) newest designs snd every de
scription of Union Goods can bo procured of u
cheaper than any where else. Saiuplo sect free, Ur
dealers on application.
Address all letters and order.
L. J. Y0IGT & CO..
n30wd 12 Ann Street, New York.
Something New
L. P. E. C. & C.
Ladies' Patent Electro Collars and Cuffs.
6 Sets for 50 cents. .
G. P. E. C.
Gents' Tatcrt Enameled Collars:
10 Collars for 30 cents.
We have how in stock a full and complete assort-",
morrt of ail styles of Plain and Fancy G oods, m.nvi
facturcd by us under out several Patents, and we
particularly invite tbe attention of tho trado to the
goods now on exhibition atonr store.
LOCivWOOD MANUF'G CO.,
071 BROADWAY.-
P. S. The '"Union" goods are especially adapud"
to tho times.
ATTcXTIOX! EEE-KErERS.
Kidder's new system of Deft Management, wlrrry
by a swarm of Rccs will collect from ono ta three,
handred pounds of honey in one season. Dees can
bo made toswarni any season, or prevented from do
ingso. Can bo prevented from flying to the forest j
in swarming-time. Rec-robbcry easily prevented.
Moth millers prevented effectaally. Never foe bees
by the chill of widtcror otherwise.
1 will send my new Book Circular, containing 32
pages, free of postape.to any L'ce-Keepcr that.wi'1
send me his Po.st-Liflee address. It gives the con-
tents of Bovik in full, and gives g"ncTaI Cxplantlon
and cuts cf the Patent Compound Hive.
Or, I will send Kidder's Guide to Apiarian Scicnr
on the receipt of 57 cents, in postage stamps, which
wi'.l give full parti ralars in tho Culture atd nncaj'V .
agement of the Jluocy Rce.
All orders for circulars, books, hire?, rig'.f.i, i;.
promptly attended to. Ad lrsj.
K. P. KIDDER, Burlington, Yt.
BRIGHT ON GRAPE CULTURE.
SECOND iD!T10-T,
Thirty puges of New Matter, with th-7cxpcrievj
of 1S30 and 'CI, bingtbeiiKstiairrtntprtof tha
work. Independable to all GRAPE GROWERS.
Sent by mail, freecf postage, on receipt of the price,.
50 cents, in staa:T. Address
WILLUM CRIGIIT.
Box 1.13 Philadelphia, P.O., Pa.
.A Double-page
Map of the World,
ON MERCATOR'S PROJECTION,
Will be rrrn fre al"nz with th? firt number of th
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, now ready
THE EMPIRE CITY AT IfNC VIEW,
In a splendid Colorel Engrarin f . a r.
Tl CITY WW YfiS
Snowing the entire city, and forming a
COMPLETE BIRD'S-EYE TIEW
of it ( on a sheet of superGno drawing paper 21 by '
31 inches, all sarefu'Jy cdored by band. This fine
picture has just boen published at Three Dollars per '
copy, but by an arrangement effected w areenablei
to offer it TO EVERY SUBSCIRER3 to th
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, who forwards us$2.ia
return for which we will mnil free, a ecpy of th .
above engraving ( dne up with roller to preserve i;)
and also the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL for one year,
S AMn.B CoriE3 of the Engravings can b -seen
at our otSe. All good countrp bills, or postage .
stamr, tak"i at pr s remittances. Address all
commnnicationc to the Publishers and Pronrietors of
tho HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, A. HAIiTUILL &
CO, 20 North William street, New York.
Oxen Yanted.
Tie subscribers are desirous of buj in? three yoke of
?'!, he.ivj- thre four or tive ver-!ri oxea. ne-tii
castv anl baiauce csh in six Eioiiih, or payiUle ia
gix!s oniJelivery of Catte.
Or we will taio Cattle on tlebt.
l). J. i.'.V271X &. Ca
