Nebraska Newspapers

    rWHWOWl Will'HIIIBMIW
ADVERTISER
TTlXRSATCfcPAY, ACQ. 18, 1862.
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H .cent forth "NEBRASKA ADVER-
.-J
rcneral Order No. 1.
' barters, Nebraska Militia,
:i 0Hi. July 31, 1662.
"s hereby ordered that all white male
' 'ent f lbe Terril0I7 between lhe
"SV eighteen and forty-five, (except-
t c!er?ymen in reg-ular standing in the
- rest rpligius denominations, Post
e,er( County Clerks, County Treasu
' Justices of the Peace. Sheriffs. Con
SjPS "persons not of sound mind and
-sons physically disabled,) shall forth
b enroll their names into Independent
' 'jlilitis Companies of not less than
-Jive nor more than sixty-four per
seaci, each company electing from
r number one captain two lieutenant?,
a and second) four sergeants and four
nereis, and forthwith file a list of the
,es so enrolled in each company with
I Captaia of some volunteer company
;t)eir county, and in case of no such
-tain in the said county, the same to
,forwrded to head quarters. It is
her ordered, that the Captains of the
oral volunteer and militia companies
each of them see to it, that all per
s residing within their respective
.-jes, not herein exempted and who
euot heretofore done so shall enroll
r names into companies and report
i names of all those who refuse or
!ect 60 to enroll themselves within a
'-onalle time after the publication of
order; the names of all persons so
lied and filed, to be forthwith for
ded to head quarters,
."r order of Alvin Saukders, Gover
and Commander-in-Chief of the Mil
of the Territory of Nebraska.
WM. F. SAPP, Adj'tGen.
Te understand that the Slate's quota
fennsylvania is filled. ;
!. E. Bcrb akk has been appointed
collector for this Territcrv. '-
For the Nebraska AJvtrtiacr.
Song. "
rzcu int. 1. 1. x. to kes. z. j, at.
Tune "Darltyti Ont." -
Best lore j one and fairest! tlongh cow far apart,
Thy image is cherished within tnj fond heart,
The angel that borers abore all my dreams,
Whose face with the light of affection so gleam ;
It's beauty drives off tbe foul visions of care,
Relieving my tenses from grief and dispair.
I think of tbee hourly, and bright in my heart,
Best loved one 1 tby image balh erer a part.
Best Icred one and fairest I how is it with tbee,
Doth memory ever remind thee of me ?
Of one who hath left thee with deepest regret,
And absent ean nerer tbee, dearett, forget;
Though serring my country in harsbips and strifs,
In perils and battles exposing my life,
I think cf tbee hourly, and bright in my heart,
Best loved one, tby image hath ever a part.
Best 3oref one and fairest 1 if thou wert bat near
These woods like a paradise bright would appear,
The bloom of the flowers, freea pleasures impart,
The notes of the wild songster thrill thro' my heart
Thy voice in thsse solitudes then would be beard,
Much sweeter to me than the song of the bird ;
I thiuk of the hourly, and bright in my heart,
Best loved one, tby image bath ever a part.
Best loved one and fairest ! short may tbe time be,
For me to remain so far severed from thee ; .
On wings cf the eagle, oh 1 fast may it fiy I
And I be permitted unto thee to hie;
The pangs of our parting forgotten remain,
The joy of our meeting reward all our pain,
I thit k of thee hourly, and bright in my heart,
Best lored one! thy image hath ever a part.
Bestlor'd one and fairest! may bear'ns bright smile
Tby pathway illumine and keep thee from guUe
Its surest protection be over tbee thrown,
Thy future with pleasures and blessings bestrown.
When thro' with this life, in a bright world above,
May we be united forever in love.
I think of thee hourly, and bright in my heart,
Best loved one I thy :mage hath ever a part.
UrntV Home Mac ir. for ,c' ,-fcr:
is received. It nee
i from us. . -
j c.
1 correspondent from company Ct
plains that justice was not done the
raska First in the celebration of the
;rth at this place. We acknowledge
corn.
'rTtRsoif's Macaxiwe, is out, as usual,
-4 of the times. It contains two fine
wrings The Litlle Mischief Ma-"-a
beautiful Picture; and a "Thorny
r.r It also contains forty contribu-
Ieitik's Flour. See the adver
tent of. Mr. Melvin in another col
n. His flour i of a quatity that ran
be surpassed.. Mr. M. is a thorough
- aess man, and is determined to do oil
l:s power to make this the principal
"ping .point on the river.
Published by request.
Coming Home.
They are coming home, coming home,
Brotber and lover, father and son, '
Friend and foe, they are coming tome,
To resit, for tbeir work Is done,
Tbey come from hospital, picket and field.
From iron boat and forwnlng port.
In silent companies, slowly wheeled,
la the rythm of a solemn thought.
This ws father of women and men,
Gray-haired, but hale and strong of limb;
Tbe bayonet Cabbed and flashed again.
And tbe old man's eyes grew dim.
Here was a form of manly grace ;
Tbe bomb-obeli groaning through the air.
Drenched with bis bleod a pictured face,
And a curl of silken bair. , . ; .
This was a bright-eyed venturesome boy;
Back from tbe perilous picket guard
Tbey bore bltn, braked from bis dream of j"y,
T.ttliiitlT, rilslwor f.
And thin, ( r three t'lj-s lisrA-izr,
Ke talked in ;. '' ri.;;, r ,.11 ; es.h,
if i.i'.i.flr, , an J tne rotJiug spring,
J'.: U- uu!d a! moat reab.
They art coming borne, bat not as tbey went,
With tbe flying flag, and stirring band.
With tbe tender word and meaage sent.
From tbe distant, waTing band.
rp tbe steps and Into the door,
With bi den faces our loved one eouaea J . .
We may cry tbeir names oat o'er and e'er,
But their pallid lips are dumb.
O, friends, untimely snatched from hence.
May we find, beyond heaven's lowering dome.
Some blissf ol future recompense.
For this sorrowful coming borne 1
, huLdred and sixty-three," epprored April
seventsen, eighteen hundred and tixtv-two.
Be it enacted ly the Senate and Boxes cf E'p.
resentatives of the United itzts3 cfAttarica in
Conjress assnnlled, That the provision of the
first section of tha tct entitle 1 "an act makir-
appropriations for th Eervica cf the Post OS
es Dtpartraent dnrirg ths f seal year ending
the thirtieth cf June, ev'eea bun.lr;a f.nd
sixty-thrje," approved April tzz:.izzzl)i
eighteen fcutdrsd aad tixty-tvro, whicVarv
propriates the sum of eight thousand e-bt
hundred dollars Tor comnensaon of ttrntv
five additional clerks in the Post OSes De
partment, authorized by the "Act to pronota
mo eiuci'sncy ci ine deal i-tr rr
y vvwb rf a
OFFICIAL
'ortt's Ladt's Book. This Maga
t for September, is on our table.
try lady should take it. Terms One
y one year, S3 ; two copies, S5 ; three
SG; four copies, S7. Address
1. Codey, 323 Chestnut Street, Phil
'raia, Ta.
fuicHTisc. Messrs. Majors, of Pe
Jnd Crow, Barrett, Melvin, Atkinson
f others, of this place, are now exten
y engaged in freighting to the mines
to Julesburg, for the Government
Taes at Ft. Laramie. No better
-t than Brownville for freighting can
, found on the PJver. In this county
."'are yet many thousand bushels of
and wheat, which can be purchased
figures.
"bool Fund. In another column
f be found the report of the County
, Usurer and County Clerk, with ref
y. to the apportionment of the Coan
ciool Fund. There are enumerated
-! county, 1,014 youths, of suitable
r school. About one-third of the
al children in this county are yet un
erated. The School Fund amounts
5 SS00.0O. For particulars, see
rerrt in another column.
I .
I Odclal War Bnllcdn.
J" niKCTOif , Aug. 8. The following
Ti amhorizing the arrest cf persons
raging enlistments, has beeiisued:
I . Har Depaktmekt, Au. 6. .
disordered: 1st; Thatftll the United
Js Marshals and superintendents or
lV P''ce f an7 town, city or dis-
be, and they are hereby authorized
VreCted t0 arrest and mprison any
o cr persons who may be engaged
or speech, or writing in discourag-v-nteer
enlistments, or in any way
' 6 Jld Rnd comfort to the enemy in
;. er disloyal practice against the
States.
'T immediate report be made to
er trT" Turne Judge Advocate, in
ea-tuch persons may be tried be
Th ,tar7 commission.
5onmeXpenses cf Euch crrest aDcl itn
rkof 5!"Willbecerlifielt0 lbe Chief
;y'peaym"feparlmemf0rfei
Resident
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session of t7e Thirty
Seventh Congress.
" TrBLTo Resolution Xo SO.
JOINT RESOLUTION relating to the time
of holding the second sesion of the Leg
islative Assembly of the Territory of Col
orado. lieioivcd ly the Senate and Bouse of Lepre
sentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the second session
of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory
of Colorado, now fixed by law for the first
Monday of June, one thousand eight hundred
and wxty-two,' shall be postponed by procla
mation of the Orovernor of said 1 eintory un
til the first Monday in July, A. D. one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-two.
Approved, May 21,1862.
(Tublic No. 73
AN ACT to provide for the settlement cf the
accounts of John A. Smith, clerk of the
circuit court and criminal court of the Dis
. trict of Columbia.
lie it emcted by the Senate aud Bouse cf
Representatives of tU United States cf Ameri
ca, in Congress assembled: That in all settle
ments of accounts for fees, emoluments, and
allowances by the clerk of the circuit and
criminal courts of the District of Columbia,
the accounting officers of the Treasury shall
not hold said clerk responsible for any fees or
charges not actually collected by him from the
parties liable therefor, whenever the failure to
make such collection shall be shown to result
from the insolvency, non-residence, or other
inability of the parties liable therefor; and
the affidavit of said clerk that he has in vain
used due diligence to collect said fees, accom
panied by a certificate of the district attorney
that he believes that the money cannot, by
due diligence, be collected, shall be held and
deemed sufficient proof for the allowance to
said clerk of all fees and charges not actually
collected by him ; and said clerk shall there
upon be eutitled to a credit in all settlements
of his accounts heretofore made, in which .he
is charged for said uncollected feea, and said
former settlements are hereby opened for the
purpose of giving him said credit upon his
affidavit aud the certificate of the district at
torney being produced to the proper account
ing officers in support of the credit claimed
by him.
fcec. 2. And be it further enacted. That
the clerk of said circuit and criminal courts of
me iJistnct oi uoiumoia snail be credited in
alt settlements of account (made heretofore or
which may be made herealter) out of the feea
collected by Lira, or due to him, a salary of
twenty-five hundred dollars per annum for
his services as clerk of Eaid criminal court
during the period in which be has received no
compens?.iion for his said services ; and iri all
settlements mad?, or to be made, he shall be
allowed out of bis raid fees collected by or
due to him, in cither cf said courts, hia proper
and legal allowances, and all proper expenses;
and it shall be the duty of the proper ac
counting officer to restate all former settle
ments of sa'd accounts and settle the same ia
conformity with tne provisions of this act.
Sec 3." And be it further enacted, That
all laws and parts of laws inconsistent with
the provisions of shls act b3 and the same are
hereby repealed.
Approved May 2G, 1862.
proved January twenty-first, eightren bun
dred and sixty-two, from tbe date cf their ap
pomtment to the thirtieth of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty. two," be and the same is
hereby so amended that the said suia of eight
A. 1 "1.1 - O
mousana eignt hundred do ars shall be rar.
able out cf the appropriation made out of tny
mouey m me i reasury not otherwise appro
priated, to supply deficiencies in the revenue
of the Post Office Department for the yettr
enaing me inimetn ot June, eighteen bun
dred and sixty-two, contained ia the third
section of the act entitled "An act makinaD-
propnauons lor tne service of the Post Office
Department during the fiscal year ending the
thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred aDdsixtv
two," approved March second, eizhteen hun
dred and sixty-one.
Approved, May 25, 1862.
f Public No. 75.1
AN ACT to reduce the expenses of the sar
vey and sale of the public lands in the
United States.
Be it enacted hy the Senate and Bousn of
iievresentatives of vis unxced states cf Ameri
ca in Congress assembled, That contracts for
the survey of tbe public lands shall not be
come binding upon the United States until
approved by the Commissioner of the Gene
ral Land. Office, except in such cases as said
Commissioner shall otherwise specially order.
Sec 2. And be it Jurtber enacted, That
the printed manual of instructions relating to
tne puouc surveys, prepared at tee ueneral
Laud Office, and bearing date February twenty-
second, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, the
instructions of the Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office, and the special instructions
of the surveyor general, when not in conflict
with said printed manual, ot the instructions
of said Commissioner, . shall ' be taken and
deemed to be a part of every contract for sur
veying the public lands of the United States.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted. That
the Commissioner of the General Land Office
shall have power, and it shall be hi3 duty, to
hx the prices per mile for public surveys,
which shall in no case exceed the maximum
established by law ; and that, under instruc
tions to bo prepared bv 6aid Commissioner, ao
accurate account shall be kept by each survey
or general of the cost of surveying and platt
ing private land claims, to be reported to the
ueneral Land Office, with the map of such
claim, and that patents shall not issue for any
such private claim until the cost of survey
and platting shall have been paid into the
Treasuryof tbe Uuited States by the eUunssr.
fro a .rd r.I'iur tl.9 ft clay . ? . - ..!
i j son tl. 3 retonruci.JAtioc cf ll i C
r ot It. e u?:,crai U-a1, "
tbe th'crttarv f the Interior, the PrcaiJeot
may order that the Territories of Utah and
Colorado shall constitute one surveying dis
trict, the duties of surveyor general iu said
district to be performed by the surveyor gene
ral of Colorado; and the surveying district of
Nevada shall be united to that of California,
the duties of the surveyor general of the form
er to be transferred tc the surveyor general of
California, and the transfer of the effects and
archives of the offices to be made under the
instructions of the Commissioner of tbe Gen
eral Land Office.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That
upon the recommendation of the Commission
er of the General Land Office, approved by
the Secretary of the Interior, the President
may order the discontinuance of any land
office, and tbe transfer of its business and ar
chives to any other land office within the same
State or Territory.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted. That
from and after the first day of July next the
compensation of registers and the first day of
July next the compensation of registers and
receivers in all the land offices in tbe United
shall be an annual salary of five hundred dol
lars to each with the fes and commissions
now prescribed by law, and, to bo paid by
claimaDU, an additional fee in donation cases
of five dollars for each final certificate for one
hundred and sixty acres, ten dollars for three
hundred and twenty acres, and fifteen dollars
for six hundred and forty acres ; to be account
ed for in the same manner as fees and com
missions in warrant and pre-emption locations,
with limitations as to the maximum of salary
prescribed by existing laws, and in accordance
with such instructions as shall be given by the
Commissioner of the General Office. .
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That
in regard to settlements which by exis'ing
laws are authorized in in certain States and
Territories upon unsurveyed lands, which
privilege is hereby extended to California, the
pre-emption claimant shall be and is hereby,
id all cases, required, from and after the first
day of September, eighteen hundred and sixtv
two, to file his declaratory statement within
three months ftom the date of the receipt at
the district land office of the approved plat
of the township embracing such pre-emption
settlement: Provided, The provisions of this
section shall not be held to authorize pre-em-tion
and settlement of mineral lands, which
are hereby exempted from the provisions of
this act.
Sec 8. And be it further enacted, That
from and after the first dav of July next and
until otherwiseordered by the. President,, the '
-: f I.or ; r receiver of 2s.v '
. i . thall I :ra- i.f erred to and devolved
i . n t.jf eurvevcr . :r.eral of that Ttrritorv,
. :'. i it '!
Public No. 72. , .
AN ACT providing for the education of col
ored children in the citiej cf Washington
and Georgetown, District cf ColarabiaAni
for other purposes.
Csit received by the Ser.ais and Bouse cf
i.epresentaiives qj vie umze states of Ameri
ca in Cowircssz Assembled, That , from and
after tbe passage of this act it shall ba the
duty of the municipal authoriti-is of the citiej
cf Washington and ueorgetown, m the Dis
trict of Columbia, to set apart ten per centum
of the amount received from from taxes levied
on the real and personal property In said cities
owned by persons of color; which sum re
caived for taxes, as aforesaid, shall be appro
priated lor the purpose ot initiating a system
of primary schools for the education of color
ed children residing in said cities.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the boards of trustees of public schools in said
cities have sole control of the fund arising
from the tax aforesaid, as well as from rontri
butioos by persons disposed to aid in the ed
ucaiion of the colored race, or from any other
source, which shall be kept as a fund distinct
ftom the general school fund ; and it ia made
their duty to provide suitable rooms and teach
ers for such a number of schools as, in tbeir
opinion, will best accommodate the colored
children in the various portions of said cities.
Szc. 3. And be it further enacted, That
the board of trustees aforesaid shall possess all
the power j, exercise the same functions, and
have tbe same supervision over the schools
provided for in this act as are now exercised
by them over the public schools now existing
in said cities by virtue of the laws and ordi
nances of the Corporation thereof.
Sec. 4. And be it further enasted, That
all persons of color in th District of Colum
bia, or in the corporate limits cf the cities of
Washington and Georgetown, shall be subject
and amenable to ths same laws and ordinance
to which free white persons are or may be sub
ject or amenable ; that they shall be tried for
any onences against tne laws in ine same
manner as free white persons are or may be
tried for the same offences; and that upon
bein legally convicted of any crime orofTencs
against any law or ordinance, such persons of
color shall be liable to the same penalty or
punishment, and no other, as would be im-.
posed or inflicted upon free white porsons for
the same crime or offence ; . and . all acts or
parts of acts inconsistent' with the provisions
of this act are hereby repealed.
Approved. May 21. 1862.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TSBBITOST OF NlBBASIA, )
County of Gage. S
"Whereas. Darid Wolf and Frederick Hazenstein.
did on tbe 28th day of July, A. D. 1SS2, Sle a peti
tion asking of the Probate Court a decree that J. L.
McCanlesas Administrator of the estate of D. C.
McCanles , late of Jones county, deceased, shall make
a rood and sufficient deed of Vt arrantee to the said
petitioners of the following tract of land, being the
wett nail or tne norta east quarter, and tbe soutu
east forty of the north west quarter of section twen
ty-six, of township two, range icree.east of the sixth
principal meridian, in Jones county, Nebraska Ter-
l!t-
:irr s sale.
District Coart,
it ebrasaaTentory
Heath Nackolls, Ad-ninistrator 1
of estate cf Joseph Deroia dec.
TS . .
r:ilj Jewries, iinst TVS.
uj Tiriun oi a.D exesuuea w tsa c.rtewa in tie
aboToentiilei cause, I will, on Satorlij, t'ua CDth
day of Auaust,A.D. ZZ2, betweca tl;e hours of 13
o'clock A..M,and 4 o'clock P. II., efsaiidij, at
the doer of Den's 1111, ia Brc wtyille, tbe place where
the said Court was last held for said Nemaha Coan
ty, o2er for sals, for cash ia hand, the following
described real estate, to-wit : Lot (3) ia Clock (,)
ia the original plat cf the City of Brownville, ia
Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, taken as the
property q' Heith Nackolla to satisfy sid demand.
J. W. CCLEiiAN, Sherir.
July 2(Jth,'lSS2. "e2-5w-$5,49
FOR FALL TRADE.
JOHW C. DTJESEE,
MAIH STREET, BXIOWNVUXE, K.T.,
Takes pleasure in announcing that he has now on hand.
a large and select stock of every article la his line.
cook: stoves,
Of all the ImproTed patterns, rli: Plymouth Rock,
Charter Oak, Valiey Forge, Klerated Oven,
Ave., &c, &c,
HEATZZ7G STOVES,
Box and Parlor Stores of an endless variety, some of
wttien are entirely new designs, vli . Combined
Cook mnd Parlor Stovet, something
very nice for small families.
CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF
FARMERS TO MY
HEAVY SHEET 1R0U,
for Sugar Boilers, and
LARGE CAST HlO!3 HETTI.ES.
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pf-es,; tjutAiiirg
U-oer and iYiTate ia the L i
aioo Volauter Directory, (IC3
Jame act .triaWe cf every
ion Army, w
b titir
one , waats it.; SVr.t pcat-raij ,on reiMcf ceJu
cjuh, s. Aiiress LUi.lY P.. A.NS0.N,Pa
HELLO, STRANGER!
WUCHE DID YGU, GET TTCZ
1ST E W GOODS?
'AT ;J
J. BERRY & GO'S.,
HHH CIIEAPZST UQTJZU III
BROWilViLLIL
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sr.uVi'NYiLx;;?
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SELLS THE CIIEAFZ37 GCOT. 3
i:i :iAr.::rr.
J. BERRY & CO.,
Have Just received, and are now cpeclcg. at their
stana on Jtaln street, one ct tha largest stocks of
BEY GOOD
q
A 5 D
A VARIETY. OF CHEAP
LAED AND COAL OIL LAIIPS
Brass, Copper, and sheet iron ware;
Lanterns, Shovels and Japanned
Ware, fca., fcc.
-ov, it Y.v.
thj lv.b dVy cf
A. :i.,f.r lie r.
rejtel t:.
wa t'.at I bive arrMnted Hot
lay,
teEber, A.I. lo:2, at ID o'clock
cf . 1 ; rtCtioi, aal all per-
..a i.it srpcar aad show causa
. tLe prayer tf the petitioners shall nrt d grsa
tl' . - ALliERT TOWLE.
Probate Judge, Gage Co, Neb.
Beatrice, July 2Sth, 1S62. n4 6w-8,00.
SHERIFF'S SALE, y; -Alfred
Opeli. ) District Court Nemaha County
J Dii
T fW4 .
ts ieorasa lermorr.
Ilneb Brownlee,
13 - m .. . .
iiy virtue or an order or saie tome airectea in
the above entitled ease, will on Saturday, the 6th
day of September, 1 862, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, at the
door of Den'a Hall In Brownville the place where
the said court was last held, for said Nemaha county,
offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, the following described real estate, to-wit,-north
half and southwest quarter of section number
24, ia township number 4, north of range number
15, east of the 6 th principal meredian, ia Nemaha
county, Nebraska, taken as the property of Hugh
Brownlee to satisfy said demand.
J.W.COLEMAN,
T Sheriff of Nemah county.
Brownville, Ang. 2, '2. n3-4w-$5.
MASTER'S SALE.
In pursuance of a decretal order made by the District
Court, lu and for Wemaha county, Nebraska Territory,
sitting in chancery bearing date the 16th day of May,
1SS1, in a certain cause pending in said coart, wbsrein
Day & JIatlack and Cutter & Terrill arecoinplaioant and
Allen L. Coate, et al, defendants, I will on Saturday
the 30tu day of August, 1862, at 10 o'clock a. m, in front
of Den's ball in Brownville, in said county, being the
place where said court was last held, offer for sale to
the highest bidder, ror cash, the following described
property, to-wit: Lots number 4 and 5 of the northwest
Pactional quarter of section numbers, in township No.
four (4.) north of range No. sixteen (IS,) east of the 6th
principal meredian, ia ; Nemaha county, Nebraska
Territory. J. S. BSDFORU.
n3 4w-$4.25 Master iu Chancery.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Williamson R. W. Cobb,) District Coart,
vs
Ne-
Nebraska
maha County,
Gordon H. Wilcox, ) Territory, j
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed in the
above entitled case, I will, on Saturday, the 30th day
of August, A. D. 1862, between the hours of 10
o'clock, A. M and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, at
tbe door of Den's Hall, in Brownville, the place where
the said Court was last held, for said Nemaha eoua
ty, offer for sale the following described real estate,
and will sell the same to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, to-wit : The undivided half of Lot
No. four (4;) South East fractional quarter of
Section No. eightteen ia Township No. five ( 5, north
of Range No. sixteea (16,) east, ia Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory, containing 17 80-100 acres,
with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging,
taken as the property of G. n. Wilcox, to satisfy
said demand. J. W. COLEMAN,
July 26th, 1862 n2-5w-$30 Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Bank of the Union, ia Tenn 1 District Court, Ne
va maha County, Ne
G.H. Wilcox. ) braska.
By virtue of an order of sule to me directed in the
above entitled case, I will, on Saturday, the 30th
day of August, A. D. 1852, between the hours of 10
o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day at the
door of Den's Hall, in Brownville, the place where
thesid court w Iat held for saia n ercr.na county.
Lar.i,
The
PCELIC No. 74.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An act
making appropriations for the service of the
Fost U2ice Department during the fiscal
year tndii'g the thirtieth of June eighteen
. m.r; L j L, M f r the Frei-
t, i !:'.;t runner, to trarsfcr the duaa of
register aud receiver in any district to the sur
veyor general where the public interest may
require such transfer.
Sec 9. And be it further enacted, That
from and after the first day of July next the
salary of the surveyor general of California
shall not exceed three thousand dollars per
annum, and salaries of the surveyor general
of Oregon and Washington shall not exceed
two thousand five hundred dollars each per
annum, end should the surveying districts of
Utah and Nevada be. hereafter established by
order of the Fresident,each as an independent
district, the salaries of tbe surveyor general
shall not exceed three thousand dollars each
for said districts.
Sec 10. And be it further enacted. That
when the settlers ia any township, not mine
ral or reserved by Government, shall desire a
survey made of the same, under tbe authori
ty of the surveyor genent! of the United
States depository, to the credit of the United
States, a sufficient sura to pay for such survey
Together with all expanses incident thereto,
without cost or claim for indemnity on tbe
United States, it shall and may be lawful for
said turvevor general, under such instructions
as mav be given him by the Commissioner of
the General Land jDCice, and in accordance
with existing laws and instructions, to 6tirvey
such township or townships, and make return
thereof to the general and proper local land
office : Provided, Jxie townships so proposed
to be surveyed are within the range of the
regular process of the public surveys embrac
ed0 by existing standard lines or bases for the
townships and subdivisional surveys.
Approved May 30, 1862.
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SELF-SEALIIIQ FRUIT CAII3!
Styles, cheap
OF the latest and most improved
for cash.
aver offered In this market. Remember the place,
J. BERRY & GO'S.,
BUOWNVILLE, ?f. T.
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A ajsst 2,15.52.
10G2. 18(32."
DRY GOODS. AHD GROCERIES 1
THEODORE HILL,
Is recelvinf, and will continue to receive daring the
summer, one of . . . . .
THE LARGEST
AND "
BEST STOCKS
or
urn MiMiii
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New York, Philadelphia and St Louis.
That bis ever been exhibited in the Western Conn,
try, embracing all tlie latest styles and novelties of the
times. His stock embraces
Dry Goods,
Groceries.
Hardware,
Cutlery,
L Queensvyare,
t , . . Huts aud Caps,
Shakers,
Boots and Shoes.
Doors and Sash,
Glass and attyf
Fine Furniture,
' AiC, SiC, Ac.
, .r : Among his Dry Goods will be found
Prints, Ginghams, Lawns. Bareges,
Brown and Bleached Muslins,
Demees. Striped Sheeting, Cot
tonnde, Hosiery, . Gloves,
The Latest Styles Hoop
Skirts, Notions,
&C-&C.
. Ho has much the Largest Stock
of QTJEENSWARE in the Upper
Country.
THEO. HILL,
Agent for the Hannibal & St. Joseph Bail
if aoa -Faciei Jjine or DteamDoats.
May 32, 182. n46-tf.
McCORIJICK'S
Eeaper and Ilower
MANUFACTURED AT
Oliioac o. 111.
This celebrated machine by all odds the BEST
GRAIN AND GRASS CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
N twithstanding tbe misrepret-entationa of those inter
ested in other machines, C. H. McCormick & Bro. man
ufactuje at the rate or 8,000 per year, Many cbantres
have been affected daring tbe past season, and for 152
tbe "McCormick." is presented with greater attractions
than ever before... As a rfvpr,
tiic i:cc;;c; ;r of poster
IS TIII3 Jf AC3IXE, ITS
ast,
Tcrritorj con-
Uin'iD2 17 '60 100 acres, with, all the appurtenances
thereonto belonging, taken as the property of G. H.
Wilcox, ij satisfy said deraand.
J- W. COLEMAN, Sheriff.
' July 2(Ub, 1862- n2-5w-$5.30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel A. Chambers, Executor 1 District Court,
of Estate of Willis l!ill,doc. I Nemaha Count,
TS j Nebraska Territo-
L. P. Hiatt and JeromJ noover. J ry.
By virtue of an execution to me directed in the
above entitled ease, I will, on Saturday, the 30th
day of August, A. D. 1852, between the hours of. 10
o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. II. of said day, at the
door of Den's Hall, in Brownville, the place where
the said Court was lactheid for said Nemaha county,
offer for sale the following described property, to
wit : Lot 2 in Block 49 ; Lota 11, 13, 15 and 15, in
Bloek 3 ; Lot 1 ia Block 84 ; Lots 8, 10 and 14 n
Blosk90 ; Lots II, 12, 13 and 14 in Block 32 ; Lot 4,
in Block 35 : Lot 1 and 2 in Block 45 ; Lots 10 and
1 1 in Block 47 ; Lot 1 1 ia Block 43 ; Lot 13 in Block
71; Lot 8 in Block 73; Lots 13, 14,15 and 15 in
Block 6(5, in Nemaha City, Nemaha County, Nebras
ka Territory; and the South East Quarter of North
West Quarter, Section 34, Township 5, Range 15,
40 acres ; and South East Quarter of South West
Quarter, Section I, Township 4, Range 15, except 2
acres of the west side, containing 38 acres ; and a
tract of land commencing at a point 89 lUxli North
of South West corner of Section IS, Township 4,
Range 15, East; thence muring East 47 Rods;
thence South 23 Rods; thence West 47 Roda;
thence North 23Ji Roods, to the place of begining,
containing seven acres ; and South West Quarter of
Section 21, Township 4, Range 15, East, containing
75 87-100 acres; and the North West Quarter of
North East Quarter and Lot 12 of Section 32, Town
ship 5, Range 15, except 20 acres, deeded to Snow ;
and the Wast Half of the South West Quarter, and
Lots 3 and 4, in Section 32, Township 5, Rnge 16,
except 28 acres in the frouttt est corner all of
said Real Estate lying in Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory, taken as theproperty of Jerome Hoover to
satisfy said execution.
J. W. COLEMAN, Sheriff.
July 26th, 1352, n2 5w-f I2,0.
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ability, and
Simplicity,
Five it preference over all others New Improvements
added, have materially lessened tbe direct draught,
and so obviated the side draught that many assure us
that it does not now exist. The drught of tbe Reaper
is so l'sht that in numerous imtauces tbe large four
horse machine is worked with but two horses.
FOB MOWING,
. The Machine of 1SS2 will stand any test that may he
applied. Our Guard and Patent Cleaner effect ually
prevents choking, no matter what the condition of tbe
grans, while our new divider point scparatea baldly
lodged and tangled clover or grass, where other ma
chines fail.
There is also a great advantage in our serrated sickle
edge over the smooth, as it does not require sharpening
so often, thas saving time. Our sickle will frequently
run through an entire harvest without ence grinding,
while tbe smooth edge must be ground once each day,
if not oftner . With a sooth edge the draught increases
as the knife becomes dull. Oar draught is uniform,
aud in the repeated trials during the season of 1860 61,
proved far lighter than aingle ifowers, cutting at the
same time from twelve to eighteen inches wider.
Our Mower can be used with or without tbe reel , this
U Important, a without the reel it weighs but about
670 pounds.
In addition to the Tery liberal warrantee given t
all purchasers, we would aay as heretofore, that farmers
who may desire it, are at liberty to work our machine
throngh the harvest, with any o'her, and kaep and pay
for the one preferred.
Pamphlets with full description of improvements,
testimonial, hie., can be had by application to
THEO. HILL, Agent,
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Kay 15, 1CS2. n45-tf
1C3 of the most severe BATTLE SCENES and
incidents .f the War, now ready, size 18x30 inches,
highly eolored, on fine heavy paper. Sent post-paid,
lor l,U(, or$4 per 1C0. To airestsand the trade
no better optrturtity was ever cJercd.
Address HENRY B. ANSON,Print Publisher,
43 State b tree t, Boston, Mass.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills-
FAST HORSES.
CimmiYSTAMI
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FEED; STOKE,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA..
Bi:JAMirS' Roams,
ANNOUNCES to the public that he has purchased tfee
entire Interest in the Livery Stable and stoca forior.7
oiroH br R.'f-' & Brother, fie ia aow prepared la
.-..ii.i--:ate ts r . ..i.c with, .
WHERE IS IT THAT TOU ?UR.
CHASE THOSE FA!;CT
miNTS I
AT DEN'S.
WHERE DO YOU BUT YOUR
CHEAP MU3L1N3 X
AT -.DEN'S.
DEN
SELLS THE CHEAPEST 0QT3
AND SHOES IN THE Vt'EST.
ALSO THE FINEST XIAT3
AND CAPS
DEN
KEEPS ON HAND.
DEN'S
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Saddle Dorset,
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IS THE PLACE TO TRADEHE
TAKES YOUR PRODUCE, AND
PAYS THE HIGHEST
PRICE FOR HIDES.
PELTS. ANJ
FURS.
THE TRAVELING i PUBLIC
Can find at his Stable ample accommodations for
horses, mules or cattle.
.... BXNJAXIN ROGERS.
N. B. The partnership heretofore existing between
Benjamin &. Joshua Ropers is dissolved.
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LETT, STBICTTT.n Cz Co.
BROWNVILLE. N. T.
DISPErSIA ASD FITS.
A sure Care for these 'Jwt'essin oemuUlnts Is rww
made known In a 'Treatise VoKtisn dN.
titi Herfal Phefaua Toia." y'Jirsieil If Dii,
O. PHELPS BBOV 3e rte npUon, fur
nibherl ty a young clatrr nt flil, wa. ". rt a a2te of
trance, baa cured everj a1? who a la c It- wer
blng failed in a single case. It-fs - ' in
cases of Fiu as of Dyapemsia; al tie tngreti'
he found in any drug store. Tbone who are aGic. with
Cjnaumpiiou, BroncMtia ot Asthma, may aUa be ctsreJ
by the use of my Herbal preparation, t wir. send
this valuable prescription f re V yy pei s, oa receipt
of their name. Address, PR. O. JLPS BROWN,
No. 19 GraLd street, Jersey City, X. J.N. . - ni7-Cus
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FRUIT AND OKNA3IE?fTAl TaErs.
200,000 Apple Trees, 4 year j eld, 5 per feundrrl a j
per tbousaiid.
75,000 Standard Pear Trees, 2 t i yef"c?', tSjr t
hundred, 13Q per thousand. Hrk TrtM?! -.lf
20 000 1 rear old DUna Grape "mes, f lVper hundred Ktf A i aTiA IZ11I"J UJ t J!!Ji
f iw per mousana.
150 000 Standard Pear frrapes, t per hnndiM. JIO
per thousand.
These Pear Grafts, not being bckr, ean be transport
ed cheaply, and by growing two years, will make good
sized trees to plant in an orchard. Aay one can treble
their money ty growing them to selk Send for Whole
sale and Descriptive CaUlcrjue. "
E. MiiODT A SO.
E8I-3m Niagara Nurteries, tockport, N. T.
i are bow receiving and opening a cenplete assort
ment of Merchandise, consisting
OF BUY GGDBD:
Prints, Muslins,
Drills, Osnaburg,
Denims, Cottouades, '
Apron Check, Hickory,
Jeans, Beragek, Linen,
Dress Goods,
All Wool Delaines, .
Fancy and Plain Sil-c,
Lawnes, Satea Vestisjs,
Bread Clo'hs,
Cassimere,
Hooped SIcirts,
OF '3IICC3I2i:W:
Coffee, Tea,
Soap, Molasses,
Candles, B. C. Soda,
Saleratua, Vinegar
Whita and Brown Sujar,
Sack, Barrel and Dairy Salt,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Azes, Hatches,
Butts, Screws,
Locks, Latches,
Nails, Tacks,
Penknires,
Knives and Forks,
Hand Saw and Mill Files.
- &.c, &c, &c, Sec, he. he,
.OF-QVBErJfJ V7AISS :
Cups and Saucers,
Plate and Platters,
, Disbes and Tumblers.
Ccal Oill Lamps,
f Larap Chimneys,
, Wicks, fee, lie.
OP. BOOTS d Glioma :
Wcrjens Shoes.
Calf, EuTard Kid,
-Gaiter3, CaU Shoes,
Oxford Tis, Misses Shces,
Slippers, Meu's Calf,
lien's Brcgans, Oppr Toe,
' - Kip and Coursa Eoots, ljz,,Zzt.
Panama, - v
' Leghorn, ' .
FUctsr's, -.
Straw, Wool,
' : Cassimere,
' ' Plantation,
' - Shaker Ucdtt
Kip,
SUGAR CANE MILLS
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EVAPORATORS
Having been appointed agent for the Eagle Works
Snsar Cane Mill and Evaporators, Chicago, 111., I aia
prepared te fill orders at the mmifac?urw' price.
Price of If ill, from $ to to $30. i,vooritor irom
$2auS3A. Address Ji. w, FURNAS,
3i arch n, ixi. n3-tf. ErownTilis, Ueb.
Currants ! Currants !
Ihalelrft with R. w. purnas, Brownviiie, a few
Red and Patch CurranUfor sl at $1 pr d.i"n cath.
XiidiSJ, liJW. n33-tf . O.THOMPSON.
Cxadles. Rakes,
. Forks, Plows,
Scythes, Snathe
.Shovels, Spades. .,
U : . - Hoes, tc.&a
OF iL,UrJBE:;
Clear and 2rAd ir.it
Pm3 Flooring, Siding,
. Boards J, 1 1-2 and
2 Inches Thick,
Sash, Doers and Blinds,
Pine Lath,
All Sizes Sash,
All Sizes Dccrs.
AH Sizes Blind?,
Weeall t; attstlou of the public n;y Itock, as,
oar CASH Ti;iX?I3 ua to sell low.
Thanaful for past a:rucagB, we sulicit a eootinuana
of the same.
LETT, STRICKLER h CO.
Brownville, Ja'y M, 1551. a-tl.
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