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THE ADVERTISER.
"BROWN VILLF.SATCuDAY, JULY 23 1S33.
Bu iht President of the United Stale
A Proclamation.
It has pleased Almighty God to hruU
to the applications nai prayers of au af
flicttd people, and lo .voui:h?afe to tha
army an- the navy of the Uni ed Slates,
en the zni and on lbs sea, rirtor.es so
''signal and soefftctive as to iurrm treas
onable, croutidi for argumentcd confi.
:dence that ibe 'unhn of these States will
be maintained, their constitutions pre
served and their peace and prosperity
permanently preserved.
'But these victories hare been accordeu
cot .'without' sacrifice cf life, limb and
liberty incurred by Lrave, patriotic and
loyal, citizens. ' Do.r.estice affliction in
every part of the country follows in the
train of these fearful berevemenis. It is
meet we recognize and confess the pres
ence of the" Almighty. Father and the
power of His hand equally in these tn
umps and these sorrows.
tfow, therefore be it known, that I
do set apart Thursday, the sixth day of
August next, to be observed as a day for
national Thanksgivirg, praise and pray
er; and I invite the people of the United
Siates;.to assemble on that occasion in
their customary places of worship, and
in the forms approved by their own con
science, render the homage due to. the
Divine .Majesty for the wondeful things
llehacdoo n nation's behalf, an i
invoke the influence of His Holy Spirit
to subdue the anger which has producrd
and so mg sustained a needless and
cruel. rebellion; to change the hearts of
the insurgents, to guide the counsels of
the government with wisdom adequate
to so great a national emergency, and
to visit with tender care and consolation
throughout the length and breadth of our
land all those who, through the vicisi
tudes of marches voyages,, battles and
-ieges. have been brought to 'suffer in
-ind .bodv or estate and family, to lead
whole nation through paths of re
Wanes 'and "submission tu the Divine
ami tr, the nerfect enjoyment of
d fraternal peace.
Dne at the city of Washington this
i ,k ,,tr af Julv. in the year of our
f.nrd one thousand eight hundred and
Hitv-three, and of the Independence of
.he United States ot America uie t igmy
.iY-hth A an ah ah Limcoln.
3y the President William II. Seward
secretary of Mate.
LOCAL.
County Orders and City Orders.
Ve have a few County Orders, and
few City Warrants for sale.
a
. Swan & IcLauchli have just re
ceived a fresh lot of Oysters and 'canned
fruits. -
" Mr. Seigel is about to start East after
a stock of Fall Goods, and he consequent
ly wants the money that is, due him on
looks, accounts, and notes. See his ad
vcrtiscinenfin another column.
Mr. Bratton has shown us a
basket of
pound a
irrre
pot-itoes, averaging a
Hece in weight, of the Shaw variety,
vhith were planted just
,cfore they were dug.
eight
weeks
IScheam. Travelers, and ail others
rho visit this city, these hoi Summer
ays are informed that' Phil. Deuser will
osl cheerfully furnish them a refresh-
g dith of Ice Cream for the reasonable
m of five cents.
, We hear some complajnt. from .Car
ers about the Chintz bug in Spring
"heat- From six years observation in
ebraska, we have come to the conclu;
;n that Fall Wheat is far more prcfita
e than Spring. Farmers should make
rangements to sow Fall wheat next
Dnth". ' ' .'"'- ' "
Dr. Bdbleigh, Indian Agent from
mcton, Dakotah Territory, paid a brief
it to our town this week The Doctor
a decided Radical. He", thinks the
:ple of Southern Nebraska belorff to
true Church, and he proposes to
ite here.
jrain Elevators is Chicaco. An
sr immense Grain Elevator, said to
'he largest in the word, has just been
ihed in Chicago, and still another, cf
al size, is. nearly completed. They
s been built in the most substantial
:ner, and are furnished throughout
a the most perfect machinery, includ
; a Urge number of Fairbanks, 600
-helliroppers Scales, which insures
rect weight to buyers and sellers of
in. The amount of grain which can
-ahdled ia these Elevators in a sin
ay is enormous. The increase
iuctioa of grain in the North-west i
aps shown in no way more clearlj
by the rapid increase in Chicago cf
acilitles for receiving and shipping
site Willows. We publish in an
Pace as an advertisement a circu
three cf the xaoft, celebrated
-rymen in Illinois with regard re-
to this Willow; In this j Trrie
try lbere.is no .tiraher'that 'can le
ed one-half so profitable" as is this
(
c
- .o iiU uuuui auuui iu
ere U in " ' "i-1 -
ere IS just now a furor in this Court-
get illow 'Cuttings the cTtCt
is made to introduce it V Th:. :
Hed
tr. 3 . - . .
TPS
To their e Tens is
credit and the benefits cf.it$;ic
action in Nebraska: -This heic-'jV,.;
,se we think they should have1 at j
.a hareof the patronajre cf these i1
ag tnernselves cf it. They arc .car-
t.r
ien Iivintr
Jb n necraswa, iccniiuca
! t '3 111 i
interests. and .wm k !-lr.?d
Me I the cuttings 1 per' ihcu:5Cd jf
1
aaanyDodT else.. and t hcrwi ni
them to grow.'"" "
I th.i (V r. s :mn r. est. The Omaha
corre--;
in
Ki'JSt OU
jirarccus in isrvpresen-
,f .!.e state of ibis's bouthern
Kf.,'r3-',a. It is
we u known to
every
man in Ternary that we have never
any tr
Me in this part ot am -country
anier v.-
in the midst tf peace and
led" piospmly: It is true two
murders have- been om::ii.ue'd
or lb
20 or 4.'wil South , of iu. but it is nlso
true tl.a
Jut Omaha. .The ' represent-
"...' :...?,.- nro wirLrprllv
in an
tlOIlS 'U u"' t.'UJIIIUUKaiiwii j
fal-e -tid known to be so by the author.
In tL Mni Ittter he speaU of the ad-,
ran'osvi the Omaha route to the west,
and 'teas ' to labor to draw from our
vast enVi-atiou to the North Platte
r0ue ' I'e made one mistake, however,
in n ?; :jingthe little Indian difficulty
out o i?t j 'rawne-J reservation, which ii
on ( i ro jte. He says the Sioux re
puh Jtt u bites in three 'distinct charges.
ana ;u.t
a
general massacre of white set
the border. Tbe dangers of
f are thus inadvertantly mag
s' e demand of this grey hair
knd;j2i simple justsf.a which he.
y us in the future. Xtb. City
of a.'jot
tiers c
their r.
nified.
ed corr
cannot
Pres.
Vick? cnc,. July 18, lSSS.-Joe
Joht st n has evacuated Jackson. Miss,
Our for 3 ..c paed opon the town with
heavy :
utter c
hold or
ii!U?ry yesterday, and he fled in
usicn, being entirely unableto
Qlrc his
men.
Kin.iaious.
I V tmWie Vf rsUp 'in the Prpibyterian
ari'-'ey, the 26i1j iuiU, at ten aiift&LaU o'
, ty i.ev, Mr. Keas-uner. . . . ,
Tlicre
Church '
Cloct, X
LAM OF THE L'NITED "STATES, '.
Paisr.la. 4 Third JSeisioii of-the Tkirty-aetenth
(Cyr;!inucd frtrn first pfg'.)
buMin 1 - 4 iity-ire, nor ' for "price tYarx
vuc do'.:.:.' ani tvre.itj five cents ycr ncre, uulufs
ithcrw Ttividt'd ny law: rrovuleJ, 1 nit ' wliere
iuiri'MV-.-ii. at ba? ken mailp .njioa,: taii L'indj by
trsi:i- a oo'izej . dv ;aw 10 uq fail in
diiin.s t r!f o' tu'h jmprovcmenis. or the price
for bic!:-Bt nume miy bvi BulA, saa;l bo paid to
the t srt ' mikin tue Priiuo; ana m eaj the kiml
ntxji ! 'v '"''J iToproveuDnti shall tve Won
inaiefLii" lw pufvih;ieJ by the parties uiikinj tha
iwe.it riiii8'd value aforesaid, the value
of tilt iir; vmenw o maae oy ma tuiay jurm no
part if V nberi6e to be paid for said faDd
See. 4. Anl b3 it further enacted, That $he Uad
of ail luiaui wbi'h have been .sat kpart fr tho
paym;nt af the dflts nf the said'Ind'.aaj, tball be
soil in t Hita Lias n r me vtsi price ine same win
bri i: b t b.i biia shall be recoircd for saed lands
ODiil ft Crt day of Janury, Anno Uomim eighteen
hundred and fixty five for.le-8 than two doll.irs and
fifi ) col pr acre, uils th&u be received for tract
coioro: Li 4o t! GLivernmer.t surveys less than
or.. liU'if'J ii ity acrcg as will g.eare the lar
rr pr: s fr aid lands, the Sicretary is authoriz
ed to n,w( -im payment of e-u J lands, certifica t&s
of nte:!r's,tif mi Indians issued ty the Com-
uu s'oi. r tf Indian Affairs for tha debts of paid In
di n, ntel to be paid cut of the sale of said
la; Js t;' '.He third article tf the treaty of the ?aid
Iu UDi vith the L oited states, conclude! &t V asli
ir.ton n the. Citeeath day of April, eiitoun hun
dred atl Guy-niue. The money ariiin.; from the
sx of lh?.:r fiiid lands, after payir the indebtetf
nesrefair! ly t.iid treaty to bo pa id , shall be
ti;id iit ) i ' treatury of tfio United St Ate?, and
sLill be txperdd as the same i r?e( ivcd under the
di.-ccticn of tl 9 fsceretrry of cf the Interior, in no-
cc sary improvements: npon thtirmw reserTal.K.n;
asJ it tir-.ll ha the duty of tha Secrf tirj of the In-te-ioral"t
tocaid Indians in severalty lands which
tb-y tiif r s;?tivcly cukirate anl improre, cot
cx:eed,t e;3k:ty acres to each head of a faiaily
ct.ior tli.i to the chiefs, to whom allotments mav
be wl.k-'h lan i?, when so atlnttei ball be
vested i. 4b'. J lo la and his- heirs', without the
httf Jirja-.ivB, finl shall bz erlieactl y pa-
t- .it.
1 , -.xtJ -furtlier enacted, That the
money tt bi annually appropriated -for the bonefit
of th in liiin shall be expended in sn?h man
lier .s vi,1., in tha jndement of the Provident begt
flJv'nce te.said Indians .,ia ngricultural and mo
clmsLi! p r-uii;.. and 'eil.iWij hcta'to sustaid them-selr-is
v i.L.mt th-j'aid of th Government." And
in ?ic!i ri -n lit uro rcssonr.blo discrimination may
le LjS i i t f. rcr cf tlio chiefs v.ho shall bo fouud
faUifa:'-V ti;e (f-reruacut of the" Utited' States,
anJ elTiicst in niaintjiain; its authority and the
peh.t f tie Indians. S.tid Indians shall be sub
jert to tre laws of the United States, and to the
crkiim 1 1. ws of the State or Territory in which
th r nay tappen to reside; They shall also be
f u; jee' to ach rulos and rejulatiocs for their gov
enaie::t as the Secretary of the Interior may pre
fer be; tu' i hey shtll bejiaid incapable pf mating
anjaiiil ,ivil con'ra.l vvkh any person other than
a latirc n ember cf their tribe without the com-ent
if :he Pre ident of the United States, Tbo Secre
ta cf ths Interior 6hall a'.3o make reafonable pro
Vl on ferthe education of eaid Indians, accoiding
to :bi-ir czv ci ty and the means at his commanwL,
IrnotXD l Ltuirj 21, 1823,
Cnir. Lir An act to" divide tho State of Micbi
fac ini twoJuiicial District, and . to provide
'Kit iiclditg the District and Circuit Courts there
in. . , , '
J it "c'ofred fiw tJie Senate ii'thi IIoaa of Ue-pct-ruiafict
of the United lc.tci ofAmcriea in Con
grtu unmlleJ, That the State of Michigan be.
and tr.e Sf.m j is hereby, divide I into two judicial
dis'ri -l. in tho followins manner Dumelv:
THS tASTERX;A'D WESTERN DISTRICTS.
"Laesttrn district shall mtraie all the terri
tory aul wators within the sollowing boundaries,
to wi: Comaiencing at the south west corner of
Bilhloloujity;-in tha SUto tfTlIiohigaa, and
rum ng from thence north on the west lino of s.H-d
ectn y, to the south lino of Calhoun county; thence
eattfo the Fi-iuh line thereof to the southeast cor
nor(f fniJ j.t-t r.s'uiVd county; theneo north, oa the
ean '.:undary of said county, to to the Kouth line
ol .'Jjroii county; thence cast on eail sou;h liaeto
thejut , oast eurtec tf Eaton county: tlw:aeo north
on tliicaftlK-ftniary'or Eaton' county," to the south
line jf Clinttn coutj; thence weit on tha south
bouriary of said county, -to the southwest corner
tlf roof; thence north, on the west boundary of Clin
ton aui Urattiomities, to tha south bauwy of
l-n Sii ccai jv thiico wet on its eouthi toandnry,
to tie s--uibi'esw' curiier of said list named county;
tl ft .co Lortb cn the we-t line of Isabella and Clare
i;v'c?, to tie'soutn beunJary of Mi&sakae coun
'a?n" ei.t on its south b -unwary to the 8outh
"t corner af Mi-esaukee county; thonco north on
t Mt iin (.f Miesairhetv, "Kalcascr, and Antrim
' iii". toj the south boundary Emmet county;
icr aU the- aouthaast eurnar of Eni-uot coun
o the SI aits ot" Miickinilc; 'thence north on the
'"way act sss said straits; tbence westerly, in a
' r ct lite, - o a point-on tbe shore cf Sake Michi
li aberetie north boundary of Delta county
t-?s Lake Michigan ; thence west, oo the north
f Delta county to the north west corner tf said
i't ta county; thence scuth, oa the west boundary
i d couty, to the "dividing line between the
r Michigan and Wisconsin of Green. Bay;
, s-fthcaneriron tqe said dividing lino. Inta
f ""'lUlan;and thenee southerly, through Lake
i ih'rn n to th .....v. . ;
- uwesip corner 01 eue oiaie oi
, -'on RliDa:a.-wi:i1hcIu2e.wcliia said
, ndarieSthe waters of Lake Michigan within the
is uirahty jurisdiction i,f tV. ft" r ?:..e.:
i ace .-ast, on the south boundary of
rl .7- n, to the lnjersaetioa of tho
dBi.e county. The judicial cen
-3 Oict shall bo at Uiand linJ. fen.
th s State of
1 county. The ind;:..i . L
. .i.m v.- 1 i-.--Z.. cenire oi wuica
t M, .here the ceurt, yiArEVaTO
J ? frut Tr pi all the other ttr
ycf the, State of Michigan ata-nii tw-
f r. T .V . , itaIds, in tbe county of
J cf the, State (of Michigan aufah other water,
g raid State not .embraced &fJ
t j, 2r. And br -it further enacts Tk.nL....
t.i two terni3 of the circuit and disUict counts
(fi-aa.i oeiaia eaca ot said districts, to wit-
jltl.a city of Detroit, for the eastern district on
!S.' 1 1y :-n Jnre, November and :ilan-h in
' "a l ,Kd.aah' Q
: .
cstrict. e-n the third HonJiT r.f
i j i: I
p , v j nuu
. nday of October in -each year. And the
's are hereby .authorized t hold adjourned
- -en the busini -before tho courts ttall in
&icaof tbe court reuSJaiU' rt--i'"i
?. And be it further enacted, Thr.t all suits
f procecdirjof whatever name or nature,
r 1
i .ng m tLe circuit or dtri.-t courts of the
. ALcsior thediitrurt ef Micbiraa, thall ba
: i a.pofoa of in tne circuit and district
-rris.
rwpecureiy, - for tha - au-ra di.trict of
.,ia tea eic?e .uitnuer as tle saina would
; a in case taid Stato LU net be, a dirided
awinci; una lt that purpose thjjurisdic-
. i f f ,rcd V, said cooj-ti ,ia the w.era tUtnrti
i :ia c.crk of tha circuit oad district twurt
for the jra'cnt district Micb'gan ihall remote
the re-.rd- and files "of the eaip"circuic 'ana district
ct-ur.3 to the citj of Detroit, and do and perform
ft 1 t'.it lutie . pert.vtifcig to his oSco within the
uur district; and all j rooe?s and other prceeatl
inftiTT nr i-sne1.'or m ; Jy retnrnabie tit ths e-ir-"uitor.i!-irict
(-urt f-r th-i ppo-ont ditftriji of ilicli
iin,B3M ! rctnrnifei'; fit the r.ext tono of ths
a.d itfcurl?, rcspocrive'y ia the' eastern district -of
Uiubyau. ' 1 ' -s. ...
Se. 4. And rte ; ft further enaetcd, That upea
the application of any i.arty to any suit nfcw pend-t
ing hi;h woaM harrfbebu commenced in tho wed
tern district if this act hat been in force before thj,
conitctteewf nt of said tuit tbe:' proper court ihy,
ar.if If'tH pnrtiej eonsil-t, shall order that the snm
be rem jved f.jr further p'rfl,;oeding to tha ' prop?r
cruit;rthe western d'atrict; and thcreupoa the
cleik bhull tran-iait ail Lh paper iu tho caujj, with
a transcript of the ordjr of th ramival io tha cler'i
of the court to whl.-h the suit shall be remov-
ed.unj all fuilter priKjeeJin shall be had in :ud
ercirt as vthe uJt bad' biiea'.orTglaafli .coiaiaencid
Sec. 5. And l it farth'ir irnvted, That the prea-
enijuage oltae- Uistriat of MicainliJ, anJ he n
hercby,.astisned to bold ald courts in tho eastetn
district of Michigan, and shall exercise tho sania
jurisdiction and icrform tho same duties within
said district aw he now exercises and performs wilt
in Li-j present dlsfiht. ( ; ..
.' Sec. G. And be it . ftriher enacted, That fire:
.prcceFS upon any judnieat or decree entered ja tho
.circuit or district court f ? the Lintel fttatea fer
the diiitrict of Michigan, and nil other proi;esftr
tbe en!e rccmcnt of any or jer f said courts, rcpoc-tJ
ivciy, in Dty -tuie , Bow.jcnding therein , exc t
enures rcmovea as bere;vP (ore : f rovfted, Pba.1 be
itiuca irt in ami fliatae i rtjUirnabte to tne proper
court idt me tasttrn diftrict of ilichigan, nnd mny
tuh and uc execu'ed hy tbe marshal or said castera
Gitnc-t in ar.r rart of sai l stat?.
"Sc. 7. And be it furth-.-r enacted That th"ire-bs
epjejipted a district jude' fer tho said western dis
trict ef Michigan who ati.- posters tthe same powcri
and do and perierbr afl fdb'i "ditiVs in his dissrici
aa are now enjoined or in any wisa appertaining t
the rre.4Tt district judge for the dissrict of Michi
gin; and tbs ditrict judge of thla district shall b
entitled to the same compe nsation as by law is prgj
victea lor tus prc:ent JUJgo tr tije diil.lct If Jlich
Stc. S. And ba It further enacted. That tbire bo
appointed one person as district attorney, and oni
person us marshal for eaid western district, wbos
terms oi appointment and service, at wellns dutiel
ar.d emoluments, thall be the same with tho,-e res-i
pcettmly appertaining td' .t!iiai 1 'olScefs- in thej
district bf Michigan. A'nd said mars-bal shall givd
the same boiird that other morshals are required to
give, to be apr.fjteJ and recorded aS now directeei
bylaw: rre-vided. that tha present district attor
ney tf the district of Miciiiran shall be the district
attorney of the eastern district and retain the chargo
of all suits already commenced uutil final terminan
tion, unless the. President of the United States shall;
otherwisdirei-t and the pn sent marshal of the dis-
trktvf Mi4i?xan shall be tlielnarAalof the e.-rVtern
di.-trict during their respective official terms.
hee. Ck-Aiid biitfnrrhr enacted, TbU all-fftlitsj
biirfter to be brotrhtia cttLcrof Ii1d Courf? nbt
of a local nat iro shall be brought iu the court of
the district where the defendant resides, but if
there bo more than one defei dant, and they reside
in-dijreat districts tbe p'aiatitF may ew in either,
utd send a duplicate writ Against the defendants
directed;' to the niarshil if'the other du-triet,: on
whieh an- tniorsemn shall be made that the writ
thus sent is a cipy of a writ .u d out of the couit
of the proper distriet; and tbe&i l writs when oi
deuted and returned into tho offije from wheuce j
they issued, shall -constitute one suit, and ba pro
ceeded in accordingly. '- .
APfKOVED, February 2 t,JS53. ; I
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Chap. LT. An act to establish Certain Post Roads ;
Be it enacted, ly the Senate ad House of lifjjre-'.
cntativt8 of tha Luitcd Seatt of America in Con--
grtst atiemhled, That the folbwinz be e.tiblishod
as post roads: , . .-
CALTror;xiA. .
Fr im Golasa to Dear Valley. , j ; , ;
- From Folsoui to Lincoln. . '
From Trinity Centre, via Sutnmcrvilli. Colcil-'
viile, and Centre ville, to the Forks of Salmon Iliver,
in iuamata county.
MISS'JTJRL .- 7
m Warrentda to' Troy. ;
From Warrenton to Pinkney.
From St. Charles to Elsah, in Jersey councy, Illi
nois, via fcrtasre do bioux.
From Well.-burz, by chain of Rocks. Railev's.
Chmtilly, and Snow .11111, to' New Hope, .in .Lincoln
county. ' '
I'rom lioant ernon to CartTiaTe. via Cowi'ca
ILLINOIS. ',vi-:
Frcm Peru Station to Blue Grass.
: INDIANA. !
From Knox to Hamlet.
From Krist:L lndiaaa, via Ojbora's Corterj. to
Brownsvilter-ilichirau. v ' -- - -
from Wi.mot, via Indian Villa jre. Cromwell, to
Lia'.inier.
I rem Brookvillo to Sumanrilio.
' From Desmcines "Via AdTlphia,"VandiliaIJcEnin2-
ton, aud Kcl ltock to Ivnoxviilti.
frombiour City o the ladcton Ajjency. Fort
Randal, Fort Poircc, Fort Bcrthol, Fort Uaion,
mouth cf Silk River, Fort lknw.n, San R Fa.m
Deer Lodge, to Bitter Root Valley. , -
x rvoi Ma'eoav:U3 to lnou. , .
KENIL'CKV; ' '
rrora Vancebarg, via ' CiLny,MiIl3 ar.p the raouih
of Laurel, to Olive Hill.
r ki-' tin tif i t n '? i't
From Omaha City, v a le Witt, to West Point.
From Omaha Oi'y, - via Uazletcn, to Forest City.
From Fremont, via Jalapao Wetit Point. ; -
Prom Columbus, via ilonrub to Geuoa.
FromCulumbusloCimJca.
From Nebraska Centre, via Elm Creek. Buffalo
Creek mouth of North Fork of Plate River, and
Lodge Poio Creek, to Boulder City Colorado Terri
tory. , - -,-- r --.',. r- i
From Fort Laramia yisi Deer Crtek.Plate Bjidire.
Green River, and Fort Badger, ti Salt Lake Citv.
Utah Territory. . ...
Fr&ui'CUioiiwoodtenric23r yta Repablican Fork,
to Fort Riley, Kansas.
trcm Plattsmouth, via .Plattsford and Forks of
Sa'tCrrek. to Camden. -
From Brownsville, via St. Frederijk. Tccumseh
Nesta Austin, to Camden. -, .
' UTAH. '
Fnm Bcaycria Greenville and Fort Adams, to
Minertville.
From Pavson to Goshen. T T 1 '' ' ' )
- 'ETV-Ydi:.f-:'Wv-
From Boonville, via East Koad. to Port Levden.
and tbenctTi IV.ttt Road, to.Lj-ou Falls. ' ' ; ; f
Mom Pittsfield, Pennsylvauia via' Freehold and
LotUvilie, to Broken iJtraw.
- OUIO. : -
From New England ti Amcsvllle. '
Frota Bracevilio to Farmiiigtwav : J ( rP
From4 Gnenville, via Claytard Town. LiIIsSU-
tion, Beansvills, Nevada, Brook, tp Norta,Siar, in
Darks coant ji " -: ' '- '-- ' - -
. 1 N S YL V A N I A . ;
From ilapleton, the ir sent terminus "of route
number twenty five hundred aal eishtv-three. to
Newtown. . .'.',
From Pittsburg to West J'idnleton. ' '
Fpm Geriaantown to Silver Rjck. , ' '.
Fniia New Germaotown to"COiicord. .. : ' ,
From Quakeitowa via "Uichlaaltown. Pleasant
Valley, Springtown, and Durham, to Rieglesvillo.
Frota Pike, via Wyulasing to Dushoro.
xrom Pioasantville, via l ioaesu to Carion.
Froci New Germantowa in Perry county. te-Con-
corJ, ia Franklin county. , . .
From Hilton, Northumberland county' to Lew
istouv.lle. in the county of Montour. ,- ... , .
Frc'ia West Nanlicoke, via lJaxvey's .. Creek, to
Silvet Rock. .
Frou Stroudsbar, Jsi Moijrbecoantyi.; yia'iny
derc.ville. Kellorsfiiie, and Fenaorsviiie, to Lrjd
bcadvilla. : ' : j ;
Fr&m Welly's Station, en tha AHegeany Valley
Railroad, to Cochran s Mills la1 Armstrong county .J
bnnu iieading, via Adam's Brownsville, and Klopi
Stor to Wouielsdorp. -
From New Germantowa, Perry county, to Con
cord, in tae county ortratTin.,
" ;r ? .vispu.wf l U vi
jFrom Wau-sii to. Jenny, i in ft "-j
1 ii
-From Kiagwood, via Albright to Portland. - 1 ' r
. COLUttALMj. '
From Denver to Bear Gantn, on tbe headwatsrs
of West Plomb Creek. r ,
Fcota Gjiden City to Iwdtoii Creek.
- - DAKOTA.
From Maakiio',y7-InnesotJrJ; IJivda'ii, Aship
man, Randolph Lake. StevepsiLake, i o.'th and south
bends kf the lYe .ilnfiei Piveij Lake Grjhaai, HU.p
-Mound, Sioux Fairs", Op ter James Crossing, Yank
ion, Smutty Pear's Camp, Bon Homme, Wannavi,
TulTsviile, (or Keihada.)- .rbUbfick'l Cresting, (or
ChoteitJ.) and Greenwood to Fbrt'Iia'ndat."
From Eikpoint, via Brule Creek anl' Valley of
Big Bibax iiiver, to Sioux Kal $ City; " ' ' '
From Great Salt Lake City Utah, via Ogden City
Cajhe Valley. : Snaks River errj, and iJannask
City to Fort Denton.' ' t
" - - ' ' : NEVADA.' " " i
From Cbico, California, via Sasanville, to Hum-'
otWt City.- , i - !;; ' T;
.WASElNGTO. ,
From Fort Laramie, 'ebr.uka, to Hell Gate
Washington. -;" - -
Sec. 2. And be It further enacted, That the txao
intent and meaning of the igith section of the act
entitlrd " An act making appropriations for tha ser
vice of the Post Offies Uenartucnj duriag the ffCiU
year ending lho thirtieth day ' of 3ane, eighteen
hnndroi ai.d sixty two ,' 6ha!I be taken, deaail,
and ct.u&trued to be. directory to the Postinastsr
Generad to oialce tha mail se -risecn tha route there
in mer.ts.jnel senji-"okly for tS'piol thartin
iro7id;id. - "
j Sce.3. Anl b-5 it farther piRctd, That th O-.-cr-
Ui.d Jlaii Company iliff e i,- 3 1 in carrying th
United Staffs mail from Saint Jos?ph , Missouri, to
rvile, Ctlifarnia, shall b-ive tie privilege of
iC"jpyirg iho public lands whera their s'ation ara
Ci;J i4ti.ft.rato AziU more than. cue, foceverj -tea
iai!es of the route on which sal 1 ormany carry the;
sail icai!,and shall have pre-c;n itiori ri'it th-roini
if any land not mineral and not disposed of or ro-
t -rveJ or t0 wiileh. 9 , TTrJ tit :ioa.W- toi'St-''!
elaira has lotttattri ijjiftn ihVsas.gbrvl b
briJjght into niafkf ' to tha extent of oti3buuire
anl sixty acres, to be selects! eontiguouj to and toi
iaeludotheif improvements; said pre-emption right
bein? in lien of ha sauwj hMefor granted by the
twelfth section of thet hpiproved third March ,
eighteen hutid.ed and fifty-s-jven, entitled "An act
making appropriation! for the service of the Post-'
03ce Department dorio.r the fioal, yoar.enJia?
thirtieth June, eighteen hunted anl litty-eih t.M
'ATlS)YB, Febuary 21, ISoJ. V . '.- ; . I? ' j
Chap. LVI. An act to provide a tcpnnsry Goycrn-j
n s it for tbe Territory of Aria ra and for othee
Purposes. ,.Tj.r.Ar
Be it entitled, bit i.Vj iSWrfr xtwl'L usr oj Rtprei
tentative of the United St ate i of America in Con -t
?re anDvmb'ed, That all that part of the presert)
erritory of New Mexico titnate west of a linerun-
ning due s'i:th" fft.nif the 'jp-,in' where'llie -ut.b-
west corner f tro Twrilory or Colorat jVnttta'
nothern boandafyof ths Trr"t6'-y" lrNsVlfixiei
to the southern bonnlary lias of said Territory ot
New Mexico beaed tbe r-ame ia hereby, ereeted iu tt
a temporary jrnvernmirnt by tbv nmrie e.f the Tcrri-(
tcry of Arizomy ItoV)lUi;AJia6 Dotliing c ntaincd.
in the proviicns of this act shall ba cors rnep tq
prohibit the Congress of the United States fromj
dividing said Territory or chanritg it boundaries?
m p'jf-n manner an at suen tinio as it. io:ij,Qi4e9TB-j
-edfiper: Provided further, that said government
shal lbe mainUind and continacd fintiJ sutjh iirnai
a; tbe people residing in sai l Territory shall with;
the consent of Congrens forna State government,'
republican m torin asr prescrifA'din tne lnstitutioo!
ot the United htates .tnd apply for and obtain ad
nvs.-ion iceQ, lbs U'on as a State on an eqnal foot
ing with tha original States. !
' -Sec, 2. Aiid be it fur;her cnatcd, That the goy
ernmenf hereby authorised shall consist of an ex4
ecutive, legislative and judicial power. The exe-!
cujive power dhall .belted, ju governor. The leg-i
iflativo powor hal! (on?i( 'f a council of nin
members end a houSe'of representatives of eighteen'
The judicial power sh ill be vested in a supremo,
0 iurt to eonsift or thr.ia judges, and SJcq inferior
courts as tha legislative council may by law pre--scribe;
there nhall also bo a secretary a mars&al(ai
district attorney and a survey -gen era' (or said'
Territory, who tnijethur will , the . governor and!
judfles of tho supreme ooart; shall bo appointed by
the President, by ajid'wiui. Lie advice and consent
of tho Sonata, and r th a term of oSjo for each thel
manner of tp'or appointment, an i tha powers, du-.
tioa and ihe-)bmpensa:ion of the governor, legisla-
tive assembly judges of the suprema curt swretary .
marshal, district at:onjcy and surveyor-jreneral'
aforesaid withjh,cjr,ciitfea, draughtsman, depaties,',
ana sergeant-it-aniB saairiie rfctye are conterred ;
upon the sahu" oS3c;ei3 bylhraefc 'organizing the '
Territorial government of New Mexico, which sub-!,
ordinate oflhers shall b9 appointed in, the. same ;
manner, and not exceed in tumbor thiis Vcreiiied bv
Slid. at: and acts amenditory thereto i githrrwith '
all legislative enaetmantrfof thfer Terri o -y of New
Mexico not inconsister with 'the provi.-ijns of this
act, are hereby( ertendil to aud continued in force ;
iif the said Territory of Acizonia, until epealed or ',
amended by future .legislation: ProvidoJ, That no'
salary shall be due or paid the oiujrs ereoted by '
this act uttil they havo enlered Udod tbe duties of J
meir respeetive o.taces wttJiui-tnrysiil I Yr.t -r.
And be it farther enacted. That there
shall aeither be slavery nor involuntary servitude
in the said Territory otherwise tbanyns tbsppni-b-ment
of criiaef.' whereot' the parties' shMI hivft been
duly convicted; and all acts parts of actt either of
ongress or of the ierntory of New Muxieo. estab
lishing, reguleting, or in any. wav reexnizinj: the
relation td" liBistv and alaiai ineaid T-erritt rv. a s
ut-roy repeefj XJ, :9
ArraovED, iebruary 24, 1SG3.
Chnrles "V. Gi ldings.) In the Tawnee County Dis-
vs. trict Lcurt,beptember Term
J.S.Wood, ttal. 1 1853..
F,To.J. S. Wood, Joscpli'-iStdoldJr., E. F. Ferris,
Ci. A. Uorey, James it. uiddinqs, Ii. V . Muir, J. S.
Cowles, Walter Lyons, and P. Bart'et, non-resi
dont defendeota - lou wiH take -not ice that the
-abova.nanipdaifttiiraafltcdipvtjiefGlerk'afSc,
in .and. fvE. Pwnt!0 Xldualy, bii.?peStion4.in,-4Iebt,
wherein ne claims or you the sum of 51743,03, on
account for m;jncy laid .out and expended for you,
and for wori ia.i Tabor '!'n'Sn.i peri.rmed at tbe
instance and re.u.C3t of- defend?ntj herein, and that
an order cf s ttaebmeut VSfteiT'out of said court,
atrainst your lands, tenemenw, goods, chatties and
effefft?; directed to the eriit 6f"?atd caWy VrhT,
In pcrsdance tt said 'orcler.atiticbed1 the foBoiiin-i
described tyop irty, owned jeiriilyjtjy sakl ;defendf
onto iB tVo'Mfcn-'hf o?ii l?.1- tr. ..iv -.1
Territory aforesaid to-wit :
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4.5,6,-7,-8,10, 'A 1,12, Block One,
Lots I, 2,3,4, 5,6,0,10, 11,12. Block Two: Lots 1.
2, 3r 4. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 i; 12, Block rTbroe Block
Four. LoKl-3, I 5, s, Sf4t 12, B?ocK. F. gBlccis
Six and Seven ; Lots I, 2, 4. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, 12,
Block .Light; LotM, 3, 4, 6,8,10, lBlock
XinoVLott2, 6,-3, 10,-12, Block TebVLotiM, 2.
4, 5, 6, 7,8, 9, 10, 11, liV-Blc-ek Eleven ; Lots 2,6,
7. 8, 10, 12, BloekVFwetve Lots l,T2r4 frtC, 8. 10,
11, 12,Brockl3 ;' Block 14 ; Lots T, 3. 4", 6, 3, 10. 11,
12, Block 15 ; Block 16 ; Lotsl, 2, 3, 4. 5. 6, 7, 8,10,
11, 12, Block IT ; Lots 1 2, K, 5, : 6,10, '12. 'Block
19 ; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4-5, Bft'Ck18 ;'BJ.3cks 20, .21 .and'
22 ; Lots 1,2, 4. 5," 6,"7, S. p 10 U, 12,' Block 23 ;
Bluek 24; Lota 1, 2, 3, i, 5, 67, 8, 9, 10, 12, Block
25 : Lots 1,2, 5, 7, 9,10, 11. Block 2; ; Lots 1,2,4.
5,6.7. 9, 10, 11, 12, Block 27 , Lots 1,3, 43, 6, 7,
8, 9, 10 11, 12, Block 29 ; Lot? WtV 5, 6, 8, 9,
Block 30 : Blocic 31 ; Lots 4; 5, 6,7, 8, 12, Block 32 ;
Block 33 ; Lots X, 2, 34, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, Block
34f Lotsl,2, 3,'4, 5, 7,3,9. 10, 12, Block 35; Lots
3. 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, 11, 12, Btrick36 ; pits 1, 2, 4, 6. 10,
11, 12, Block 37 ; tbr V; h Bl'JO. I2BI,ick
38 ; Lbts-2,-4,-5, 8,TrB,-g; W; TT, 12, Block 39 ;
Block 40 & 41; Ixts 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,9, 10, 11, 12,Blo-k
42 ; Block 43, 44,-45,44; Lots 2, 3, 4, 6,7,8; 9, 10, 11.
12. Block 47 j Lots 1,2, 4, 6. 7, 8; 10, IT, 12, Block
48 - Lots 4. 6, 8. 10, 12, Block 49 ; Lots 2, 4-5, 6,
7. 8,V?10, 12, Bloik 50 ; tot 4, 6, 8, 10 12, Bloc',
51 ; Lets2,4, 6, 7, 8, 8.-10, U, 1 2, BIbek 52 '; Lots 1.
2,3,4,5.6,7,8, 10, 11, 12.. Block S3 ; Block 54:
Lots 2, 4. 5, 6, 8,0,10,12, Bleek 55f-Lot9 1,-2.3,4,
3,:7, 8, 10, 12. Block 56 ; Lots, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
BlosV 56 J Lotrl.6, 8, 7,'8; 9,10, 111 1 X 11, 11, 151
M; 17V IS, Bldtk 57 UtiU,'j, 4,W7,8, i, U, 11 J
12. 13,14, 15,16, 17,! 18, Block 58; Block 50 ; Lot
1,2,4.5,6,7,8,10,11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18.
Block 60 : Lots 1, 2,3,.4..68, 1), 11,1X13,14. 15,
16. 18,Blbk 61 J Blocks 63, 64, ti; 63 Lots L2. 3,
l, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18, Block 62
and also the following described lands in said eoun
r.y,torwit : -(East half of SemthweeW wtiartTi Sccx
r.roo TV, To'wn,'-2: Range" 12 ; anJ. West' Jialf of
Southwest quarter, ScstTon 11; Town 2, Range 12 ;
und Southeast quarter of Southwest quar er, Sec
tion 11, Town 2. Range IX A Anl you aro further
notifiedgthat unless you plead, answer tr demur to
t&ii petition, on or before the 3lstdayof August,
A.D. 18(x3Fai.l petition "Will betaken ?aS trud. and
judgaaehti rtnlijrred agniast yo ibcorlingly.
JSUAJl KbJAViS, Att'y lor plu.
July 18, 1S63. nl-4w-$l3,25.'
tilGXt. NOTICES.'
Ilamilton Coopor, assignee! In'the Pawnee C un
oflH.BillitigSj $ ty District Court, Scp-
-ti'tirV '(Ofoif 4 . D. l S53
Henry MarUtt." f Debt and"Atachinent.
To Henry Marla't, non-resident dtjfendant above
named. You wnl taka-natia, that the PlaintiST in
the above stated cause, has filed In tho office cf the
clerk of the District court, in, and for Pawnee coun-
j, uib p-kiuKiu in iicui-,. in. r uieu .ne qiaims oi you
the sum bf $32.50 with interest thoreon frrfm Ihe 1st
day of August 1?G0, on promissory note, by you cx-
uted on the 1st day of April. 1860. to Iliram
Billing Tayabli fourmoths afterdate, which note
Tas, on tho 25th of 4une 18,51, by raid Billing
ftssigned to the Plaintiff, and that an order of at
tachment issued out of said court, against your lands
teunents, rood?, iihattles and effect-, direr t-d to (be
thcrfTx.ffd .5kntA you aHrCT'f nofflied
Ibataitlf joi leal; afji5er, or dmur;v,s.-ud',je-
uiionon or oeiora meuiaayot Augc , loss, tne
tame will be taken as true and judgement rendered
accordingly.
ISnAW ItE AVIS, Atty. for Piff.
July 18, 1S53, nol-4w-5,00
Benjamin G. Cocper,) In tha Johnson County Dis
- - J3- . - f tr'ct Court, September, term,
Wi Hii m Jones. "",) A.D. 1863 In chancery.
To William Jones, noa-residert defendent. Yon
nre hereby notifi j! that tho Plaintiff above named
has filed rn the vEiee of tha :Trk-.erjho District
court, jvUhin Anil f'p? JinijniJpyn!tjhi9. Certain
Ietition and bill of compliant, tho object and prayer
of which is to foreclose a cert ion deed of trust or
mortgage, by you given said plaintiff, on the follow
ing d3feribed.rti.fe aetata.'. AUaaUA' -la avd e'nty
r.nd Territory, towit. The S 1-2 of S E 1-4, Scs.
13, and W. 1-2, ofN. E 1-4, Sec. 24, Township 5
Range 10, to secure tbef imet.pf aeertain prom
issary note by yttr eteedted to said plaintiff, for the
Fum of $250,00, payable one year after daie, with
interest after maturity, al tho rite of 'twenty-Sve
per cent per annum, whl:h said note and deed of
tru!t onnortg3gff,-bear3 dxita each on IneTSth'day
of July JS53.I:'!AEti jo-'ilrjCfLt nollfiad, that
unless yoa plead, apswsr prdarnu? aid petition
and bill of oo niplaint,' on or befcre . the Sist day of
August, 1SG3, the same wUl be taken as confessed
and a decree ff- foreclosure, rended by tbeOartia
ce)rJanee with the rfrayr ther:of.s -' i
- lSHSrRE AVIS; SSr.TJr ccfnnH
Ju! 18,1353. nl-4w-pOO.
M d S ; k i 3i e ii i t; CQ . , ;
3tanufactuier' Agents tor the sale ct
Vatches, Chains, &c., cc,
ITCUTII S5OO.O0GO!
To bo sold fur ouer'ollar.Eeh, without regard to vain.
SPLENDID-LIST;..
Of Articles al! to be sold for one Dollar Enca.
100 Gold Hun' IngCased Watches,
100 " Watches.
200 I.lici' Watches.
& 0 Silver "
$loo ecH
60 eacli
35 eacli
16 eaci
I
600 Gold Guard, Vet and CSate'.ain
- $!jto20eac'j
4000 Vet. 'eefc,Ma-aKd CtMtaia
Chains. -1300
Cameo Broorbes -30OO
Mosiicaud Jet Brofches
3000 Lav and FN. rem ine. Broocl-es -3.
00 Coral, Garnet At Euieral.l Brcucbe,
300 Cameo Rar Drofm. -3000
Garnet Mosaic and Jet Kar Drop,
t to 16 eaca
4 to 6 eacts i
4 to 6 each
4 to 6 each
4 to 6 each
4 to 6 each
4 to each :
4 to, 6 e.ca
400O LavaautriurenUiieEariryp
40O0 lieutt' Scarf p.iiH.i ;
60CO'CTiiIn"8rid Band B'sf-e'cti,
" - "i to lO e.cti
36i)0 Gents' Breats Pins,
3iAM) Watch Key. -tOf.O
F.io amt Ribbon Siides,
1000 Sets of Bosom Studs, -90
0 Sleeve liatto'-a. -90C0
Plain and Chased Kinja,
2 to 8 each)
- - 8 to 5 ea tt
2 to 6 eacU
2 to 6 eacla
2 to B cacW
2 to 6 each:
0OO Miniature Lo.kets, Croases, &c. 4
f r t 10 tca
isuuo sets Ladies Jewelry.
3 to IS each;
All of tte Kood3 in the above List will be sold," with 4
om reso'vatic-n, for One Dollar each. Certificates of
all the various articles are placed in similar envetoj ,
ueairu. iuese euveio;es win ie seni ny mail, r;
dilivered at our office, without regard to choice. Oa
leceiviega CUiiate-yo will 9-wlat article it rep-;
rese its, and ft Is optional w!:a t5a 'to seud one dollar;
aint receive the article or not. '
In all transactions by mail we shall chargo or fr-J
forwarding the Certificates, !pnying ostaite, and d. liir
tue buhinsss, 25 cents each. Five Certificates will LeM
n for $l; Eleven for $2 ; Tnirt for $5 ; Sixtj-ave1
iur u ami uue nnnarei tor
,tnaT rely upon a quiclc anl
prompt answer to their rors. Onr busiueB is con
ducted npon liberal, honest, stralahtforwardjprinciple
ai.u we guaraniee saiiBtaction in an eases. Our rat-
rons may always depend noon havinj iheir orders faith-'
rully and punctually suppiied. In no case willcorres-
v. . w, -v- , - i ' .
SjCotretpuwlanis should be crei3l Write theiri
Mgnjtures plain, and five their Pout Ofilce, County, aud
aialS. AdJresS, GKO- DEMERIT &. CO.,
2g9 Broadway, New Turk.
S3 Ilavinff bad business relations with the above
gentlemen, I take picture in saying that tbey are
nonoraoie, uprigM men, and perform all theypromi
'." -
and the Jewelry I have seen from there is seuuiue
gives satistaction. R. O THOMPSON
n47-tf Nunery Hill. Neb.
Thtl BadersignediBoarJ of School txaminer3, for
tho bounty 4,1 KaoiaJia. iiereby; givo. notice, lhat
hereafter, on the first Saturday of each month,
they will hold meeti ng at the oUioe of Luther tload-
ly, Esq., in Brownville, for the purpose ofcxamin-;
ing applicants tor ceruncates to teacn school in said-
county. , r ,
n. n. dobbin's,)
A. G. WHITE, School Examiners.
L.HOADLY, J
January 31st. 18G3. . n29-ly
.'til
Wholesale only.5
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Jiiiporlwv'UthoIesale Stationer, J
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nS3-3m 18Beekman-st., New York.
Attachment Notice.
G. Dorsey, FiaintilT, ) Before Jesse John, a Justice of I
vs Vthe PeaceNin and for Nemaha
John R Pavls, yefffr, : .) Connty, Nebraska Territory.
Uu tnaiatn Oay of Ayrji, a d-,. 153, said J. ast ice
iiiiifej! jariof - aitachetea in the "above action, for i
tne um of twenty-nve dollars and emhty.flve wntSj-
Brownville, May Hth, 1S63. d45-4w-$2
Probate 'Notice.
W. II. Dunbar, Public AdminisO
tratr at rAfchisonr C(rnty; j ? V " '
3tat of Ufisiorl. I In.the Probate Court
vs" of Nemaha County.
of Nemaha County,
The unknown, heirs and legal j
Nebraska Territory,
Representatives of August! -Ockle.
deceased. - J
To the unknown heirs and legal representative's of
Attgut ockle, deceased, yoa are herery-iiotified that
.said Administrator filed in the Probate Court of said
county of Nemaha, Nebraska Territory, bis petition as
said Administrator, for the sale of the following des
cribed real estat e, of which said decedent died, seized,
to-wit: The east half of the northeast quarter of sec
tion number nine X3J township, number Ianr(J.) north
of range number tnirteen 113,1 east or tne sixth prin
cipal meridian in Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory,
for ibe payment ot the debts and charges of Adniinis-
tration against sait cstat? Orfleext that the prayer of
said petition is hereby set fornearlug on the 20th day
of Jnne.A. D. 1363, at ten o'clock, A. 31., or as soon
thereafter as cuuncU caa be beard. ,
Vl'Uiieinriiaiidaml too pes Vof aM onwrir this Sad
n4T-4w-$6,50
Probate Judge.
HEADQrARTRRS CDMPAJf V 'C." 1
Camp Cottonwood springs. Nebraska,
. . rw oio. iwn? , .
Speciaf Order, No. 3. ;
jt having been reuauiy nrougnt to my notice inas
pe'tons encaged in keeping Kanches and store along
the road, and peTsmw passing over the road, hrve' been
in the habit of famishing whisky to the tadiaas, there
by conitnitting-a verytrrare criminal offeiice
I now now notify an suca persons, mu tney must
immediately discontinue such trsflc; and If this prac
tice is persisted in, in a single instance, I will prompt .
ly and severelj puuish the offender:' - '
Byoraerof . T. w. BEUtottu,
, .. , Captain 2d Nebraska Cavalr y., .
2 ' i OjmBianding Ct.J'C.'
N. F. UeweTt, Post Adjutant. '
PIASTER'S SALE.
In pursuance cf a decretal order made by the District
Courts a and for . KemabaCo'urty, NeUrata -Territory,
sfttn.g- in ChancVry, bearing date- Jlaf 59ta.t 13i, tn a
cettain cause pending tn saii Court, yhprein Benjamin
G. Cooper is cojcclainani.aa4 Jerair. Hmver. etal,
aro repondent8, 1 will on Tuesday. July 7th, 1863, at
10 o'clock. A. M., In front of Den's Ilali in Brownviiie,
i saidronty, bettg Ui place where said court was
last held, oiTer. tu. sale to the highest bidder, for easn.
tjio fpjlowingiescri&ed, premise te-witr. Tb sooth-.
west nuarter ot sectien snmbeT twentjrnlney 4owrtship
number f onr. north cf range number fifteen, east of the
sixth principal meridian in Nemaha C jmjtyJN'eb- at.ka.
Territory. J.. BEDFORD,
n4S-5w-$4 80 r. Master in Chancery.
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.LCUA.li NOTICES. . . .v t ,
il&ryE. Fowler.i ". In the Pawnee County District
i:-.,v. Jort-. " septe moor terra, -a. v.
Dwijfit Fowler,) 1833. In chancery, bill far diyorce.
To Dwisht Fowler non resident defendant abo
named, ,-loa will take no tic?, that the Plaintiff
and complainant tn the above stated cause, has filed
in the ofuee of the eierk of the District court, in ana
for P.i wnee County, tTj cerUi a bill of com pi': nt,
ani petition, the. object and prayer of which is to
diisolre, and anoull the bonds of matrimony, solem
nised between yoa and tbe aforesaid complainant,
at tbe town of Conquest in tha Oonnty of Cayn ji,
and biat oi ew i ork,' on th 23 nay of Janary-,
A. D. ISjO, nni for"a reasonable allowance as a'i
menf frctn your good, chatties, and' estate, npon
tlie ground of wilful ani continued desertion .for a
period rf more than two years, next preoeeding the
filing of ber said bill of complaint. And yoa are
further notified that unless yoa Epical, answer or de
mur to saM petition and bill of cofapT.iTnt.'on cr be
fore the Slit diy of An?,ujt 133J, sai l bill will hn
taken a venfe.--!, and a decree of divorce nith a
reajonab'a allowance t.t .tWrzinv fr;a y
IT r-tato
:'-l.ia in
as a-,:.r5T ;
said p-iiti.: n
her rt .11 le r. "
rr rci f jr.
!:iAM.l;5AT!5. Solicitor f -
BLANKS, OT ALL JlS'i:
'ad
NEW G'OODS
JUST RECEIVED AT PRICED
TO S12T
JOHN Ar FONN
Is now receiving and opening out his Sprin
Stockof GobdiicoUiiiingof I T.
Dry Gotdi ",: " - : '
Grqceries. ... ,
.'. i.Hats.ajad Caps..::: . .. ' ':.
Coots and Shoe
'- 1 r i !Irtni and' Katfs7-;
Queens;vare,--j-"T' x. i-x, j :
Hardware.
. Furniture ' -'p.'-;
V.-.-.u IV SashUud, Door. :
Vir.dow Glass, . .
. etc; etc.yetr. -
J i
f -71 -r ft'? ( ? f 1
.Whivh I will sell cheap for.; ; ,J
CVSH OR PRODUCE.
. C!i and examine my stock before purchasing
el?ewuere. .
BrtwnviU, April 24,152, n42-6m
luDJ - 'fliii
TO. T. BEN,
Has now received his Sprin; Stock of Goods direct from
lew York, Philadelphia, Boston and St. Louis wbich
he will tei-lcbeapot-Uiaa any ;jaet IIuu Luabs West
My mohofhil.l. avjeibe. j. ,J rjJKJi,
Quick Sales & Small Profits,
. . . . t . . I . I ? . i . ' -v. . .. ... i . -
And my Goods h:i!l be Sold Cheap for
1
CASIl'OB'PBODUCE.
r rALSOrmA'GENT FOR"
MY OWN HOUSE, FOR
T II i; .lU RC.IIA SH, OF
HIDES, PELTS & FURS,
t'Fon which 1 wirx:
ALWAYS PAY THE
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
.v.
1 sir STocxt consists or (
3ZS.-2T G-OOZ3E!
,:T GROCERIES; 5
Laaies' Fancy Dress Goods, '
Larc.Asrtcienf of Notions;
Laaies Hats ana Trimmings,
Hosiery: 'and Gloves; ' v -Hair
Nets and IIcaa-Dresses,
Cliildren's-.IIats anU Caps. : r
Boots1 and Shoes in Great variety,
LARGE ASSORTIENT OF ,
Geiit's & Boy's Clothing,
r CIirjAP. FOR CASIf. ;' '
Hardware; Queensware,
BOORS AND SASH,
A VARIETY OF CHOICE LIQUORS.
1ST
f s the Place to Trade.' Call and
Examine Ills Stock of Goods be
fore yoa Purchase, for 1)11$ Can
not be Undersold,
MIND THAT!
n40-tf
T21. T. DE5.
FRUIT AISD ORNA31ENTAT TREES.
20O,COO Apple Trees, 4 years old, $3 per hundred $60
per thnniand. " ' , . .
7o,000 Standard Pear Trees, 'i to years eld. S-d per
hundred, $230 per thousand.
. 20.000 l year old Uiana tirape v ines, $io perhundre
$100 per thousand.
- 15O.00O standard pear urapes, $ per Hundred,
per thousand.
These Pear Grafts, not being bulky, can be transport
cd cheaply, andty growing two years, will make gxxl
sized trees to plant in an orchard. Any one can trebli
their money by growing them to sell. Send fur Whole
sale and Descriptive Catalogue. '
' . E. MOODT & SOJi.
o51-3m Niagara Nurseries, Lockport, N. T.
' AdminiMtrntor' Sstle. ' ' 1
order of tbe Proiate Court, on thelSth day of July
A; V! ISC J. at 12 o'cbick at, iu front of the efflc of tbe
Probate Judge, in Brownville. Nemaha county, will be
sold to highest bidder,, the following Beal EsUte, as
the property of Auzuit f)akle, deceased, to-wit: the
eaU half (1-2) ot the north east qnarter (t-4) oi section
number nine (3.) township number fonr (1,) north cl
ran?e nnniber thirteen (t3.) east of tbe 6th principal
meridian, appraised at $340. Terms of sale, one calf
down, the ball ance in one year. - : .
-'.ii,- : WH. DTNBAK, Pnb Adinin.
n51-4w - Atcblon county, Mo.
LEGAL NOTICE. , :
Benjamin G. Cooper, In the Pawnee County Dis-
v. ' V trict Cnrt, Sept tri ber Term,
Elir.ah Markee. ) A. D.IS).!. In Chancery.
- To Elii-tli ilrkes.' non -resident defendent abore
numed i ' You are fcerby notified that the plaintiff
in the above stared cayse, has file his certain bill
of complaint aain-it yoa, in tbe District Court, in
and for Pawnee county, the object and . prayer of
wbich is to foreclose a certain nurta. Vy yon
given the plaintiff on the foflpwiri described land,
situated iu snid connty. to-wit: The Northwest
quarter of section 23, in Town 3, Ran$e 12, to secure
tbe payment of a certain promiory ncteby yoa ex
ecu Jed to said plaint! 9T, fur tha sum of $112,50, pay
able two' years after date, with interest after matu
rity, at the rate of twenty-fire per ccai. per annum,
which note ani niortyiqe bear d.ita each on tbe 15th
day of July, A. D. iS3'j. And you aro farther no
tif! d that 'unles3 you plead, answsr or'dmurto
said petition and bill of complaint, on rr before tne
31st 'day of Auuit, the same wi:bJtak?n as
confefsed, and a decree of foreclosure rendered by
tha court in accordance with the pravar thereof.
ISHAM RE AVIS, Sol. for Comp't.
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IiJ& STOCK. 18B
BKOWNVILTiE
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Change of Proprietor
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men
mi;
CO.,
' Jlaaousn.a t ilie travalmjr t'lk that I'ir frld
and coraniIwu Stearn Ttnj rucutai acro fr-m "
VrowziYiiie, :NebnVlci.;r:
Moris ef thebeit la every re.'pcct oo thr;;cr M'.s-
s.'Ort river. " .
Te bau. on both siJe of tb river are low an ! wf I
irj :d wtirJx retJart nr.l"ad.nj uaseeeeiary is ! th
cie at m .t other feirle.
Our chArsestoo an jtamtho hard limes are lewtr
thin at any oder crossicj,
Traveier froci KrSas to lows and to ti tif. ;!! f.ji
tbl tia r.carest and bet rou?!" ertry ra?ii.
"Vle aie iTeternilii''l thcrs tli.ll tcreif.er It C3 cor
plaint en account vf .
EJciays'in'Cr
' Ti.i.2oi our regu'.ar trips, we will ui tjif o c:eu
ataayaiomauttatkeyseas-r arret ai'er wy.
' " ilCGil BASi? St. CO
; ;AprlU,.'S3-iitl-l , . :, , . .
To tliri Trxx 'Pavers of Nemaha Co.. T. 'T
..TJii) County Ct mmiwioncr of .coast wil
k'o! iksesaiou at tbe Comty Clerk' OiHee,in i-rqwa-Ti'ie,
commencing on Jlondjy, June 3i;5J, ejntan
uircr three dav.i, for tho parpose of correctic tbe
Apvumenl Ri ll t said county, for the year lbd
" "Dm hig the Iltin of saiJ Doarlany pcriJ3TceTrj,j
'ru vt- by ny thing in the Assemont RUl. may
appl to th Eoari for the correHioa of any sup
pased errer i i the I tinj or ?a!uat on f his prop
erty. WILLIAjJ li. IKXJVER,Co. Ctk.
iirowavilla, ilaj 13, 1SC3. 4i-2w r -. -
"COOPERS ---WAKTBD
The undersigned desires t purchase 3 COO geo!
Flour rarrels. . The great decani lor his ourt ajt
only in this Territory, but from Jolesburg Denver,
Central City, and all part.? of Colorado ; frt.nl 1.
Joseph, Mc.. and Learenworth, Kansas, rcr. i?r
essential that ho should have LvrreU. 4 . . . ' v
ni ii determined to furnish a good article of
Flour, as cheap as pocjiUe, and tiie high price, of
Sacks add to the price of l ioa-, he is determined to
procure Barrels, lid is 'willing t pay Cooper a
higf.er price for thir work ttna thy obtain in I
States .-, ' ' ' - .J.O. MELYIN. ;
' :Febii-n52-tf. ': -- ' :.. ,
BS0WITVILLE UHIG.
rnopuiELOR or
THS
1
-t - . - -
Are now running btb Mills r.ijbt an4 day, and are
prepared tu supply customers wiii any amut at
FLOUK OR LL'MBEli:;
. ; -. - ? tJ: t . : . . .... ; 5
They hare on hand several l.hoUrul bnshs'J cf t
best of Wheat ; they have alo seenred the services of
aa experience! Miller, and they coaae-jaenttT flatter
t iCu..cl ves that tLiir Uur wlU ii.' eu'.ire iat...'i. tUn.
to the iEOPiiE or nssomx;
- . ". ' ' .. :
"They woull say that they hare made arrngmat
wnu thj rerry Umpiny to bare tlie Bft css r"
It i-.r.f,ii(.S3 f the weather. The citisens of Atelil
onCouaty, need not hereafter hire ar.y fer .ui
gdiu m regularity of the cruosinj of tie .' '
FEKRY BOAT:
Freighters fo Hearer cna Fort
ILeainy, liancliiiicii, ler--
cltaats, ant! Ualiers,
Are Invited to glreonr Flour a trial. ETerythin
Kreif?bter can det-ire to purchaae may bevbtained in
Brownville, on as eaay terms as anywhere tJt ,-js the
River. Andtherela no better jioinr thar yrowuriU
to hip f rem. 31HLVIS kUlXGLB.
April 16, 1363-n4t-tf -. .
IH.OET
A. C OIV S T A
IRON, STEEL, NAILS;
lASTINGS, SPaHlNGS, AXLES, FILES
L A C KSMITH'S T00L;S
Alio: Hubs, Spokes,' anJ Beiit Stiirr.:;
Third S ree, 3-ve3 .'eii and &isuod, .
SAINT JOSEPH,'MOi
wnn-n ne sen a a. ixui prices ror caii. -Lsi
.Highest Price Paid for Scrap Iran. .
Deceuiber l,lSa9. ly. , . .
Thapest.. and most Successfal
acj-e-tl"'v3lJaper in tho fjnica."
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