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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1866)
i.iiMiiiwniniK iiiiii-i t --rt-ti-rn-r - ' '"" '' " '"""'"'""'""''"'" i - - " ii ttifttt 'J ncbraeUa GlDucrtiscr JOIIN'L COI-IIAPP, EDITOR. - rTTKTILLE.TnCILSDJlY, DEO. 6,186. 9 It (,j ; TLc Herd Larr Again. " ' Ai tVii eueiroa is alreadr heir? a?t ttted arnonsr cur farmers, and a. it will doubtless come up before the Legislature v ihii Winter, several of our delegation Life requested us to ask of the farming community to express itself fully petition . either for or against, and in that way ad vise them definkely of their desire in the premises. Da this, farmers, and thus settle this Texed question. lictlcc tu 6ctflcrs Lend Office, Brownvillst Ye5., ) Dec. 6tb, 18C6. EniToa AbTKETiita : Sir. I wish to t a n Atif Vim..H Ina r 1 1 1 rv r fT I'n'l T I . .1 . . .U . .:... ' I Knr.t irtd tinn! lh It rp:wr fir ItlP . i Land Office will act in conjunction wit tu me in the business of the cface, parties desiring to make entries can make their applications in due form and they will be tied by me ; and, when the business of the oUice is resumed, will be respected and acted upon and tha-rights of parties who make such applications can be in no wise prejudiced by the refusal of the R ceirer to act. Cass. G. Dobsxt, Register. Land OQcc Mantra, ia this District, are consider -vi : j t w TJ.jrj .w, :--4.j 1,- 1 V-a pra;,i.n, fofK nn. t-t t r m rw silica v ivrriicr. v. vi. xyurivc . t, . : A O B and eS-csent, but is Radical last Satur day reqc A. . j r ,u Jn l.u,bi,.b, ; . f. ... and appropriate remarks, declined. T. W. Captain cf Co. "C," we under ttzl, then went to Omaha for legal advice, and. it was supposed, for a writ f 'rtan-o'an.-ui ;' which was useless at this kind of regard be and bis party like the justice who fined a man for ccotetrpt out of court, and qualified by tying that his court was an object of ontempt everywhere receive. gratuitn oci from nearly everybody. . Last Tuesday he returned, looking care worn," higard and disappointed, evi . dtntly the "wrinkles on his born" had increased, and much wisdom bad been - added to bis mammoth stock. No writ cf execration was forthcoming : where ' upon severai-cauc-es were held, we sup pose, to manufacture a sufficient amount ' at anathamas to oust Dorsey, but though well done their "pole" didn't knock the persimons." Wednesday, R. S; Jamison, Receiver, by the grace of Andy J., refused to act in concert with Mr. Dorsey, although he did work with him after Bedfords de nand bad been refused. A gentleman came in to enter a tract of land ; Dorsey . offers his services, Jameson will not act. Bedford then came up and requested the privilege of making "just one entry," ' . which being refused, he gets tho strang er to make an affidavit of the number of :- . miles travelled and time lost by reason of porsey't refusal to permit Bedford to ex- ercise the junctions of an cjjice for which lhtt Bedford, is only nominated ! Well, during the day Esquire Hawley came in with his brother to enter some land, Jem ' ' ison who again "blocked the game," and Bedford took two more affidavits of ( like import to the above; afterward the two Han ley's made other affidavits that Do rsey offered to &ct with Jamison a duly nominated and confirmed offi r but that Jamison refused to act with Dorsey ; and, further, that Jamison in timated that as be, Hawley, had once circulated a petition to have him remor ed,' thit hf, Jamison, cow having a chance, intended to have revenge. " Thus matters stand. Dorsey holds the office and we hope be may continue to told it, We have beard several Demo . crats endorse the doctrine "to the Victor belong the spoils." They want the of!,. .".! cts, , ; . , . ; . Tktn t Utt nioBster, uUrt't tj tttug. t .. -'"J ly Tirt-rjr, lifting f ran Tha Mexican' question has become till mere perplexing. Oa the 23d 0f last mcath Gen. Sedgwick, under a dis cretionary command, crossed tfce Ri0 ' Grand and with U. S. troops took posses ; sica cf Mataraoras. Napoleon is said to ; It intent ca withdrawing as soon as he can. ccastsiant with the safety of his troops. It is feared by some that this movement may dispose the Emperor stubbornly and cause a war between this ' Ciuztry and France. Sedgwich has been renered, end Napoleon agrees to be oat Hexico by ihe J5th ef January. Tha Jlev. D. Hart and O. B. Hewett, m Agents for the Nemaha County Bible Society, will bold a meeting at the School Ibuse near Wra. B. Phillips on Mca day crenicg.'Des. IChh. and at the School 'Ilcusa ia the Dundas District, ca Tues day evtsbg, Dc. llih. Our Eailrcl rrospects. Frcra articles before ui a person - reachless sanguine t&an tunelf could Lot failto see- the near 'approach of -a hi future for Browciib and Nerna. fea county in the muter of railroad con- nections east and west. - The JlisSouri Hirer Railroad is now completed to the city of Leavenworth, and the Atchison Champion in speaking of its prospective extension to that city, says : We sincerely trust that this important Railroad connection may be secured next year, and if it is, we hope to chronicle in lboS, us further extension through Doniphan county, ria Troy and White Cloud, to Nebraska City." This road wouM certainly pass near to if ,D01 through this city The Nebraska City Press of the 1st, in noticing the return from Washington city, of D. J. McCana, says it learns from him: I That the Directors of the Council j lilufl. and btate Line Kailroaa ana tne plane county railroad, held a meeting in New York on the loth of November The iron for the former road has been purchased and the road will be complei ed to Nebraska Cay and the btate J-.ine oy tue i6t oi .pr . iou. ub n"- survey of the road fiom St. Joe to the l' State line will be abandoned and the road built along the river. The Platte coun- ... rn H ..rill Via j tm rl a t o4 to K.nt,, r 1 1 XT I norl nonrrar a Kri -1 era hm t orrnaa IhP ' .'I next summer, a bridge built across the I if: a.' r . . u. 99 W i ii sen ri rivKr hi iiimi iifiirii. I - . This road, if built near the river, will give us rood shirping facilities, and we believe it will be thus built and finished before next winter. From the Omaha Republican cf the 30th we learn that the preliminary ex amination of Baker for the murder of Higgins resulted in his committal to jail it await the action of the grand jury at the April term of the District Court. We have frequently had occasion to show up the demagoguism.lack of hones I IV ar.u pramraaucai auu uvui:iavui;ni ijz I. j i i t.'i: norance or j. oieruns morion, eauor oi tne JNeDraswa uuv iMews. nui never rouna I i it 1 j- j i - anvthmfr from him which shows all of I.. ... if .1 r 11 111s Toints" so comDieteiv as tne iouow. inD extract from his paper of Dec. 1st ; r -- 1 speakincof the land restored to market by reason of the re-location of the U. V. R. R. farther south, he says: -WB- wiuigu .u ur uuuu.cu AV : II ! -a A M S A. A. I.... JA j V. A at Brownville office. We hoDe our f riend in Saliue County will remember the promise we made them relative to obtain- iDS a restoration to market, for actual settlers, of their lands. TU4 A rr A .JBmm.A TA. recor(ts r0f tht ranj Office, ai Washing ton, will show' that we have adei jailh fully andeffeelitdy in the matter."'. ' ... How bad -our friends in Saline coun ty" will feel wheii they find out that the lands restored do not touch that county, and how "faithfully and effectivelly" "that promise has been redeemed." The land restored lies West of the 100th meridian, Saline county is East of that meridian ; the restored tract lies South of the south line of town five, which line makes the southern boundary of Saline county ! The lands granted to railroads are usually cf those nearest to the road bed ; the Kansas Pacific Railroad held these lands while their survey located that road cn the Republican Fork in Nebras ka ; the company not Morton having changed their route to the Smoky Hil Fork, in Kansas, our lands had to be re linquished and other lands near the new route chosen ! We hope "our friends in Saline" wil hold this mighty mole in the Democratic dung-hill to "that promise ;" and tha his 'hefty" influence shown in raising the Marsh from our P. O., digging Cole out cf the Peru office and "histing" But ler at Pawnee city will be able to raise the B. & M. R. R. grant, which is the road that now holds all the vacant odd sections in this Land District, yea, even that of "our friends in Saline county. The following facts on immigration to Southern Nebraska we take from the Nebraska City Press of the 24th : "We enquired of Mr. Bebout. nroDrie tor cf the ferry at this place, a few days ago, what number of families have cross u here to settle in Nebraska, nnd the astonishing reply was, that for the last four months, 'ttdios Noveraber"15th. not less than ten families per day have cross ed. Last evening we met Mr. W. S. Morgan, of the ferry at Brewnvillej and he informed us that for the same length of time twenty families daily, at the lowest estimate, had crossed at that place, making a total at these two places of three thousand six hundred and ninety families. These families will average five persons each, so our readers cau, by a slight calculation see that our popula tion has been increased, eighteen thous and four hundred and fifty." Marshal Yost returned yesterday from Michigan, where he had been to deposit in the Penitentiary, Cnas. Wyatt, con victed at the last term of our District Court of counterfeiting apd sentenced to two and a half years imprisonment. - . A V A. t Umaha riepuoiican 7th. We were aware that sometime since the Director of the Bureau of Statistics had called upon the Assessor of Internal Revenue for an estimate cf the popula tion of Nebraska, and find, in the St. Louis Democrat of the 23th, thut this estimate, given upon reliable data, gives the population cf Nebraska at 88,530. With this fact of population so clearly established we are doubly satined that TVrlra tar ill h& jAmtHA itio ??Qil ; Cccrrft. Pen Sketches or ueniocracj. uwriounw, vu- - Mer renei organ, tat . Vn " , i"";a" Jack v . vat iooUeci ilke Gea. Grant. that looted like a lad? of fash ion, aod a jackass that reminded me of Me Northern Democracy. The Chicago Times says: The mummy is the thorough uonser- vative. rid is not oniy aeau. oui uis deadoess is embalmed and preserved. Tbe mummy never takes any step for ward. The mummy is to-day what he was 3000 years ago. He does not be lieve in. progress, or in anything else, sate; that. mummies are the true type of wisdom. The world is full of mummies; and, unfortunitely, all are not quietly laid away in the catacombs. These pictures, drawn by members of the Democratic party, will recommend themselves for their '.ruthfulness and lark cf flattery. We copy them so that n. - horn m5l ,hpm in .w.r VUW J J V J - ------ political album ; or stick 'em in your hats, Democrats and Conservatives, so that yoa may often look at yourselves as yoa appear to your friends. It w:ll cultivate VQur self..ss.,eem rroa nn w Tintna left this citv for . Ue, r,,,- tvpt,!f ith ,vli! . UWW icoib a. o.uuv """ lo.n. o ......a ii..tnrnKrl which ivnulJ I . . . I f 1 . i t vinmiccinn. To his energy laLiiiiaic uul uu tt i.-.)v is mainly aue ine promp- retpouau iu u.c Director of Statistics with regarq to tne population of Nebraska. From Irlaud we have bold and start ling rumors. The Feniaos of Irelaud are aroused and the people generally are reported ready to join the movement for freedom of Ireland. The excitement among circles in this country is ut white heat. The armed and organized Fenians now ready to "go to the rescue" are re ported at near 100.000. Napoleon is said to be in sympathy with Ireland and secretely aiding the Fenian tn.'vetnent. : I ara coiH tt ho nr(Tflni7inir n innvcinPnl In w wv fc- i , . i r ' ' Fescue lh pr,'soner. now on trial iu Can- i wM.w.v j I aria M r nnihrutilr id V t t rflnirturl lit I... . Ireland, yet such news is nouny expect ed. May 11 come and be successtul 1 J our prayer Last. week, our towusman, David Me Laughlin laid incur -drawer" a very ,arge. and considering the age and habits of the layur," a rather remarkable hen egg. The egg measured 8 inches in circumference around the Ion? way, and OK aruuuu iue suuri way, nuu weigucu 1 n 1.1 1 . j : i j 3 3-4 ounces; the weight of one dozen was 45 ounces. It was laid by a pullet hatched this year, and she lays one egg br tbii siza each dy. Wo ihiuU thin a "gocd lay" especially if, like the Ledger stories, it is to be continued." It will be bard to beat; yet, while eggs are high and scarce, we hope all uilleu ter into a spirit of lively opposition and lay samples in our drawer. We learn that, on the 23d ult , Mr Overaker in a fit of insanity set both o his frame houe in Aspinwall on fire and then run to the woods, since which time as we learn, he has been once seen Rulo and no more, although a diligen search has been kept up. The houses were both burned to the ground, and his family are thus left without house or home. The case is a deploralle one and must secure for the family the sympathy and assistance of community. Norause can be given for this fit of inssnity save the losses recently sustained by Mr uveacker financially, over which he seemed constantly brooding. Nice place to Jive in is Nebraska City very! The News of the 1st contains no less than ten different local notices of larceny, robbery and rewards for stolen goods. Their rebel mnjority in October was over 400. but this must decrease; yet a wagon, or horse, or saddle, or may be all three, is ra.her expensive for a gane of half of a Radical vote ! The Winter Term of the Nenmha Valley Seminary and Normal Institute at Pawnee City, will commence on next Wednesday, Dec. 12th, 1S66, under the instruction of Prof. Fisher. J. W. HoLLIHOSOEtD. Sec. Board of Trustees. Of the late horde pf. 'grashoppers," so-called, a learned savan of Pittsburg, Pa., after having examined some speci mens, says they are a species of ihe seventeen year locusts, and that no fear need be felt of their return next year ; but advises the destruction of their eggs anyhovr. Congress Convened last Monday. A grand re ception banquet was given to the mem bers on. Monday night. The President Message was read on Tuesday. We will give it next week. On the question now maicly engrossing public aueniion, Re construction, no new points are made, only 'My Policy" rehashed. The Stage driver reports having been halted by a man, last Tuesday night, cn the way up between Rulo and Aspinwall; tbe man was standing in the road with revolver; the driver gave his horses the whip and the would-be robber commenc ed firing1. The horses ran off the road onto the. prairie, where tha driver Tas fnaA m 1 . ;i j t-i. , ' J to fisd the road. No damage done. I J - C - ..mr iifli n,w IVilinHrrTirBM t-r i. ... ,, ,. ...... .jzjiziiiiirz- Tha Marysviile Enterprise says: "We learn from Mr. Baker, of Rock Creek, Jones county, N. T.," that a party of In dians supposed'to be Otoes vand Ipwas came to the house of Mr. Hughes; who lives one mile below the mouth of Rock Creek, while the family were out visiting, aid after plundering the house of most of its contents, se,( fire to it, destroying it all. The Indians had been on a hunt up in the Browner settlement, and had been driven awaw on account of their set ting lire to the prairie" and endangering settler's property." As some doubt has been felt as to the main cause for Morton's pilgritaage to gaze on Johnson's face and bask in the light thereof, we believe we can give it : Gov. Butler has been removed from the Post Office at Pawnee. This herculian task accomplished Morion feels easy, and will probably sleep sound at night. The Secretary of State on the 3d re ceived ihe following cable telegram i "I have arrested John H. Surratt. oue of Presidem.incolt.'s assassins. There is no doubt of his identity." Signed by Hale, V. S. Con. Gen., Alexandria. Egypt- Pern Seminary Examination. Peru, Neb , Dec. 3d, 1866. Friend Colhapp : Allow me through the medium of the Advertiser to give to those who feel interested in the cause of education, the result of the examination at the close of the first term of the Peru SiuiiuarY; which examination embraced twu days, and was conducted iu the mast thorough manner. ' . . The advancement made by the stu dents in their several studies excelled the most sangui'ie expectations of their friends, who were in attendance from different pans cf the county, both iq the advancement and in thorough mastering of the rudiments of the several brunches engaged in- In this connection I would remark that if praise be due to either class above the rest, that, to my mind, it belongs to the commencing Grammer Class; in justice, however, to ihe other classes 1 must say that all did well. Their examination" gave conclusive evi dence of the efficiency of Prof. M'Ken zie as a teacher, and the close applica tion of the students. The classes in Thompson's higher Ar ithmatic, Algebra, Book-keeping, As tronomy, and Vocal Music, all acquitted themselves very credibly. The exhibition, although not intended to be anything more than the .regular school series, was quite interesting ; both the com position, and declaiming of select pieces, woulil ha va done credit to school of longer standing. The School has labored under some disadvantages during the past Term, which will be obviated for the next, which will commence on the 13:h of the present month, in the Seminary building. This buildio , though not completed, will be so arranged that ihe tchool will occupy it with comfort to all. The list of students for the term to commence on the 13th in?t., show3 that (he number will b& fully up to the facili ties for their accommodation, which num ber will probably reach SO or 100. Wa. Dailt. Railroad Connections East. A few days ao we had occasion to ai lude to the St. Louis route as a good a ud reliable line of travel for per.-ons going East. Since then we have had occa? ion to examine the different time laM-?s and we find that rouie even more favorable to the comfort and speed of travelers than we at first anticipated. Railroad men understand lime tables and how to copdense them, but to the travelling pub lic they only serve to confuse, and very few indeed ith the time and figures bes ide them can lell at what day or hour they can arrive at the place they may t.esire to reach. We will ilhmraie tii-i St. Louis route : Supposing the time of leaving St. Joseph is SunJay evening at 7 o'clock, via Hannibal & St. Joe and North Missouri Railroads, you arrive iu St. Louis Monday at 12:15, noon; you leave at 3 p. in ; Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock you are in Cincinnati; leaving there ou the famous 7 o'clock express you are in "New Y:rk cny Wednesday afternoon at 3:15, Boston. Wednesday night, rhiludelphia, Washmgton an! Baltimore Wednesday tijnrnini:. Wheel- lug, ateuDenvule, JNewark, 25anesville and Parker?burg Tuesday evening, Day ton, Coiutnbus, &c.:, Tuesday tncrninir. Leaving St. Joseph any other day at time rueotioptd, aiid the same rule will apply as to the. tune of arrival at. the points above mentioned. Except when Sunday intervenes; in that case the pas senger would nave to lay over at Cincin nati or Indians polic from Sunday morn ing until evenin?. By comparing ihe above time. pa?sen- gers will be able at once to determine at about what hour they can arrive at pain's not mentioned aboe. The St. Louis rouve has always been a favorite line wiih our citizens, but heretofore ihe delays and want of connections have been an noying and painful. BjI when ihe trav eling public learn that ihe present change of time was made with a special viswto the St. Louis connections, they will read- iy see tne importance of adopting lhat ioe as the quickest and most comfortable route east. Let the iravellin? cublic try it St. Joseph Herald. The New lork ledger. Soire time since we informed our rea ders that we had made an important ar rangement which we should announce at some future (Jay. We now have the P'sure or m.k.n- that arranjement i .. . known lo thi nublic: It is the Pn.-a. - , - w a story for tfce tfe w Ytilt Ledger, which It 1 .1 L n mm r V n I rrtAnth. A. f P wilt exienu inruugu cnai iuuiusi Be'echer is now at work upon this story. We fhall begin its publication in the first nart of the new year. As will he seen by the lollowing ..eorresponueucc, Bjucher thinks h& wu wre u reauj by that time. Ledger Ornct, yu Ueekman street . v. Nev7?Yok, N&VM5.15G6.N RetHekrt Ward Beecher Dear Sir: Does the enclosed announcement of your Ledger story meet jour views as , ,U ,;inA ,,f nf rommencinf its Dubli - tO the time Vl Ol comment iuo r-ii3 FUV'4. ;nn 7 Pfpasft let me know at onc. as wativii - I wish, to inake the announcement in the number ot ihe" .Ledger which is now go- inj; to Press. . . Truly Yours, Robert Bjx.xer , . Mr BeecherV Replv Mr Robert Boer Dear Sir. The anftovuiceruent uf which you send rue a proof-copy iii correct I hope to' put enough manuscript in your I and o ena ble you to begin the story early in live year 1867 I am truly yours. 1 Hexry Ward Beecher ft ii W AD V MT1S KM fcnN T 'ADjiixiWKAVoHTs4LET Notice if hereby givn that purjuunt to inorJer of Siilo made by the 1'rubate Court of Neniih Ctntity, Nebraska Territory, on tbe t l laj of De cember, A. I). 13 j3, we will on Thursday, ih 27th day of December, A. K ISfio.at one 'clock V. M- in front of tbe lt OHco iatno Town of Peru. in Neaiah i C.4nty Nbraik;k Territory , ffr lor anlc at public suction, o hgbe."t bidder, the following lia t Ktute be- i turning to the Kstatoif Saaiuet (i. Iiiljr deceased , to-wit : Tbe undivided half of the W-t-t half of tbo Ai rib E&a fnctional quarter, and Jot No, one (I) uf tbo North East fr.wtiopat qu trtcr un-l Lot S. two (2) of tho .Nnitft East traocioQl quarter f Sccti'iU Xo. one (I) iu Township No. six o),Nurth ot'.t aiigo !tcen () Eaft, coctainicg 1 1 i 1 -100 acres.ui.Mi, tbo un.irided 5 bt!f of tho .South Eat quatterof Section thirt'.-six (3r), in Totrnt-hip seven. North of Kango fifteen (15) East, ctntiia in5 IGQ iicres, and undivided half of fbo North W vft 1'raciiouai quarter, ur Loll number tw , three and fire (2,3,5,) inaction No. thirty ono (31) iu TuTii.-hip Sevn (7),Norib of Kange six.ctii (16) ta t ,cuut:MDing i oU-lUJ acre.-,aud ij t lar i4 t of North ll't miction il uuarter. of . ciioii iw-jii-tj-0ve (25), in Township seven (7),Ntthof fl.in,j ti.tetn (1 5 East.ojniaiuing v lOJacru, ail iu Nemaha County, NcbiM.sK Territjry. Tiie last named tract above described is tiui iwreJ l.tuiAul will bo sold in lot of five and tea ncre, or alio ir ether, to suit the purjaascrj. WUJ.lAM DAILY SAiuit m. daily. Adminiatrators of the Estate of. cumud U. Daily deceased. " Dated, December, 1st 13 tff. 10-lt 18.00 Listorri cigltt i cnutiniit ill tlie Ware House of Tlieo. Klill &. to. tvliicli IVill be sold fur 1'ieigiit and CliargCKj It not called lor wliliiu thirty days. D WJ.IU. . , . 4 Box U H Goo4 1 Bbl U n QactiB. ' A Okbum. Bdli reltlng. I . - - , Ascult, .... -.- - - 4 Pkss Marble. " J W Allitou Uillin Good. . ' . Hot Met 1 Box 3 H Good. 4 Boxes, 1 Bit 2 Kes. 1 B Chair, iB Uoov r .-.-" 1 Sack Timothy Seed, Buretb Con llockport, Mo. I BUI Bed side 1 Bnl Ml iatf, S Bdi I ibjirs 1 Yt Beu kicadi. 2 Bal G. Seed. 28 Chair Frame 4 Sofas. Itrownviile, Nco, for. 23, 13i.. 2t ' STIMX.JWTJCES. - Taken np by the undertigned, -Jirin 3 miles North cf HrovTDville, Nemaha County, Nobnik.i, oq tbe 5 lb day uf December, ISM, -ma Ked Hei.er, one year old, marked with dewjaped. noiber marks or biaud 10-5tc IsREfc CoTtctx. Taken np by the uuloriisnad, Iivi.i njx mile Weft ot yriiwnyille, Nemaha County, iSebr.k:,on tbe 27th day uf November, ISirt, One dark red Steer, some while spot on tbe body, half crop off of at. a.. t leir ear. two jears oiu je spring. ?0 it c : JAUE6' VV COLEMAX. Taken np by tbe undersigned, livinj at Glen- ck .in emaha County, Nebraska, on tha 20ta dny of November, 1866 One ox, white on tbe buck and belief . whito Tica branded on the left hip, uppused to be h mexican bru ud, seron year qM. Uno steer with white luce, white hawk antf belJcy.biUpoe red,.ibnut three year old . One whilo uud red rpoeklei heifer .three ye:ir old, no mirKHor ormdj. O.ie red a id pile ciw, branded on tlielclh hip very dim. about ev- cnyinriolJ. Uae black 'ow, with short tail, nrn.ui inreo ycr via. uid bn la heifer, wtth white on back, z years ld. One brindle heifer, .a no ut int. or urana', one year old. One black c:i!T . nJ une rea call last prmgi calrc. '-5lId James Disnor. Taken up by tho nndersi ned. living at Hickorv iJrova 14 1-2 w'.Us west of Hrownvillc. o tha IVth day of Novim.b.or,one red sircr, 3 year ok crop off both eirtf. luth if tail white. 10 ot pd CEOKGE OTTBXS Taken np 1y tho undersigned. living at Hickory Grove, 11 mile? ( 8t d I5r.,vnviib, on the 9. h day of November :on red Steer, tw.i years f.ld , bu-li of wnile- Itl-dtpd COSAKU F MAKM3. Taken up by tho underpinned, llrin'? four mi Ira onthe20ihd:.y..f.VovoiDbjr. ISiiJ.onu ..rrl i:..:, with aur in r.re!io.J.buto hiud feet white, t ;triu. lu-pa H U CUAVTO.V. lken np by the undersigned , living fivo x. i rouib w e.t uf nrwnville in emiiht Ununry j br.iska, on the 20ih day uf November. I6"H. ono red p. tied stcr, uiiJeritpe on each enr,m , y.ir ld - Ono red and w bite spotted heifer, no markt or brand', about one year old neit (ring. l JtC WILLIAM DANIELS. Takenapby the underH, Mvin at S.nfr,- co, tii Ncmaba C.unfy, .ebnuka, on tho 2otlt ci?c d;y of November, IkCft. t i.o ralo ml fmcklcd rtecr rrwp ou cne ieit rar,iipiH in tne njrr.i ear. heavy pvrnf,Dvui jvrt . i ... . - IQ Slpp JA3IE3 Ol.VDEH, Taken on by the nnler.tzn-d. livin? fix mild. weft of brown vUIc.navr Weill!, b--i.l 'o, on the I6.li day of i ivein or, 13) ,one bla-!c ,,vv. n.mi winto un ter Dcr oeny, ear iuirfc. a sulit in 4-li ear.anJ a crop ojf of both. brand 1 wall I I r.,i t!j left hip, snppusod to be oou; seven yeirs old. itjt pa niKAM stuum. Taken up by the undersigned, liviog .nend a half miles above Ix.nc'a Bndze. on the 2.5d d.i ..r legs white, naif way up, white belly, suppoJ fo oe two years oia past. r 8 9 . E.SIMrOX, TiiVifi un rtv tb m i1avbU. aJ i: t Ccnnty on the 2ith day7of October. ISflft ..n i?i steer, supposea to t,e tnree years old lajt sprin" with a crop off of the right'ear aad a small aire-k 8 JOHN lUNXA. Taken gr by tb undersi?hed, living one mile Jvm 0f London, in Nemaha County -'Nebraska, on ihe 15th day of November A. D. 1866. One brindie Heifer, branded with J. L. on MV hio nuuui iwo years oia. 1 A I 1 V . N. COLEAIAN. Taken np by tbe undersigned, living three and half miles North West of Hrownrill-, on the 2Z 2Ji aay oi uciooer, a U I Sol Cnered aad white spotted Ow., crop off of left ear and swallow fork in tbe right m, branded S." on tbe hip.dew-biped, abut 9 years old. One red a-d white spotted Cow.underbit in each ear, about years old. Jsbakl Cottox, Urooville, Xor. 3 1S8 Taken up by the undriignd, livin? foo ii so in urtwBTiut aeorajjja, 04 day of November 1S66 Cne red and white Cow (speckled) ewallo in right ear, nine years old Kor.9,136a JobaLGSmita Takon npby tbe nnderjigned, living C 1-2 railes South West trotn Aspinwall Nemihi County ko braska, One brindle Steer, crop off each ear brin dle fape, 6 yoars old, One red and white steer, crop ol each ear, cad broken off left horn. jpars old. Taiea npoq th 51;5 day of October' ' WitLlAX BOCEXJ AM. ARTISTS' UNION AGENTS WANTED-. : Reliabla nd energetic persons, mala or feni?e, wanted to olici ub?orirtions lor our Enra inss.ani to ?u.ch ws o5er tb:j liberal cash indu-w cemcnU; .lio ki ta e4 in cr.ran, together with all nessarj papers, wi'l b fornitbei on ap plication. AdJr.-,w.Uh reference. , . AMEIUCANS ARTISTS 'UNION , 10-3m" 25 Pin-street, New York. JDMLVJSTRJtTOR'S JVOTICE. In the maiter of tha estate ol Joab A. Thornbar. I Wherww the Probate tonttiaar.i for Gasei-ontj. t Net)ra!iKa- Territory-, dido the 2W df of November, A D. I8C6, fix and appoint the ai :a7 or jau -rj. a. D 1S67. a tbedav tor the fii3aettlement of the fs tte ol Joab . A. Thombur, tats of said county, de ceased. No", therefore, all persona indebted to tbe caid estate will corae forward aud make immeJlate pytnent. All creditors of said" estate.-r art per J ou luterested therein, are hereby notified to pre-eat their claim against Kaid estate before the Probata court on or before ti.e 33ih day of iavuary, A. D. 1S67, or the same wU 1 b lorever barred. It I ordered by ld Probate Court that notice of the bore be pulUbf d for four consecutive, weeks in the Nebraska Adverser. Ailurinistrotor. Beatrice, November 23, IS3S. 9-41 PROBATE NOTICE Monday, June 10th lS67,is iho Uoetfor hoar ins claim againstlba Estate of Samuil lti.-,do-cca'fd.aiidtbe plco tbe 1'robate Court Il-vitu in the City of JJMwnvilio, emaba CXuaty, Nebraska Territory .all person havi ig claim :aint said Eatafo wiU ir?soot tbein h that tlpiy or bo forever barred from tbe collection thereof by order of Pro bate Court. . CEOIIUE W. FAlRBUUTilEX, ' ... l'n.lilte Judg-. Xor.22nd s3 ,8-4t 4,50 Dyspepsia Cure. TUUtJrewt I.'cuifdy f. r nil Dinjesof tho STOMACH, j tho flifevery &f tho inventor of Coe' valuable Cugh l!.lj:jm, ki!e experimenting firbiiin beal b. It cured Cramp in the Sti tnach fr him wh'uh had i.ff.rc yielded to -ibinbut C 'b Ion -form. The !yi-ft daily testimony from ari us j arU f the country encourage u to bclicvo there i ii di eafe caused by a disoidetcd aiouiach.it vfiil uot ccatiy cure. P y s i c i a u s endorse nd Ue it ! ! Mitii.-trs give ie?iimony of it? efilccy And frtn ali direction we rtceirc tiding- f cure porfermed. , . Ztyni'jata ' ' I i f ure to care. ' ;arivr t j One dore will cure. isick'lleadache 1 U Ua. cured in hundred ofca e. 1 taJache and Diiiinc I - It. ttnym in thirty minute. Acidity of tht Ffrmach ( li forrtctiat once, Ititin'j of the fiid I 1 1 topj imm?o lately . DtulK after entity I Due diwe iviM remove. Cholera Morbid! liaj-idily it Ids to a few dosci. Had Drenlh I Will bo ehAPJid with-h;lf a b itt'c. ' Jt is Peifectly Hi rmless ! ! ti ur rcrcdvr; tid u?cc.3 i owint't the fur t that It Curos by 4s$lIfng'.!Vature, 1JO KE-ASSEllT. ilEii S A'aV . N S Ya I E M ! J Nearly every dealer in tho Lnitfd St.ito sclli it at oxe doll in iKjri'n:. . C G. CLARK, & CO- ExopVicturs, KKW HAVES', COM. nOLLADAT & CO., tnl MeCrtF.ERY A CO. ' ' . (Jeteral AgnU. AlsaforsilahvMAKSIli CO, ; "November II, 13(51, ' y. SWAN & 'BiS0TI3BR (Succe-sors to Mcl.iurrhlin Swan. . , Nemaha Valley Bank Building, WETtjspectfulIy announce to-thu PublicHhat they hiireno'win store, a New and Large Stock of 0 AND To which they invito the attention of purchasers. YOU WILL FIND THE BEST Sugars. Teas, Rio and JavaCof- rct, rure Clacr viLiescr and Coal WAN & KKO. Canned Fiuils in great variety and or cue ueu nuautti ; Kjateiip. vichtcs. I t a (1 m m U!Xei - Olivine, V,iaiH8, I'ldlUl JlusluTlI, WvrCC8tehire SuilCC Ull(l I , ,r . I t SWAN & BKOS. Sn.tn ami Brother, tlesire to c til u,rticuLir attention to tll ir lirC f , . , S V" li,ol ana variuu otocu oi Tobacpp. conaittns- of Naiuriii L-a and Neciannt; and other favorite I rau:i? of Flutf Totit co uid hp?t iiialiti9 f Fine cut md Smuk'iH? ToIijulu Wrotjoiit at;r; Cut NaiU, gf all sizf Spades. Sl.oveis. Brootns.Sewititr Twine ana scoop Miovels nt SWAN & DUO'S, t TIic holiest prlfc pslii forBntlcr, K'zzs, and country pro dure at f 01 ,7AX'& BRO r ult your . interst by exumin- i: ; .m a uros. troous and unco before buying elsewhere. v-JO-n-4 ly. Bay Harp Colt. Taken nt hr tie nnderxiifned. 1 Rock' iB emb Cfuaty Xcbraska.ea lb? 2uthdav of October, 1651. . J One Bay lre Colt, one Tear old laat R,.-. I m..j m K4 n.lj O HrnwnTill October 2 9tb.lSC8 ' -J Fcr Sal8 fay Joscpli LoTless on the These Trees, havinpjbeen raised from so d in thia elimate, and nearlyall praftfl iiK varieties by Mr.V owell an exrcriencel nurseryiuaa. make - tJjis the best cbanco ever offered in Ibis coun ty. 1 am deteruimed to close out this stock, and warn all tocsM aoon.-" .i." H-S 3o-faa J0SIPH LOVELESS. 5 mmm mm. , C Imin'aiiso Slock at Hirers I s 1 ! NJ ScraibsKe Mairr-Stte'e't bet: IstV BRO W.VTI LLC, Hare row on hand a m-grjific-ritstv C"ni-ting cf "'"BEDSTEADS PJain and fa.iCT. with r withoat Snria-. matrj:sses of ALL ily) B U it E A TJ . . riaia and Fansy, Marbrs Tvp.-,iIj JL" .stZj HCa i rarWjBriaKfaAt, Coni.ro. Marblo fop, i;. i prc;it varieiy M E T;A L I C CASE; . Great variety of most improved pt G li a. i 2r q.: Gret vriv of ai" fMe. r.oi)i lain and. LOUNGES, SAFES. WASH -STA; WAAT NOTS, UPHOLSTERi At;d everyili.'ni: in the Furni litre, win h iltpy will st-H Below Eastern Prfc Thi ir Furiiiture m rouij-lofc in rverr t- i ing jmr up hy a ui-erii r w..rMn;n wii.. Sl! ol tho c.-tiibl sihiix nr, nTi l r.tn ho rclird " T!-ir. i the cn-.-ti-t aw.itmenf if Fnr i verbr u l.t It. this mirk't : and i thrvn!t heri a e m.l'f - .f Furii itur-can h b4 Fair Dealing&L ow Pric I- ihtir Hiiiti.', kmij .bey ran be r-he4 both r-fct.. - - - - -Jane 15th, ISfii. x:lS ai -rl.-0 VJUIA V1 liy. FOE r. ! fCaVAF:DIHG b, COMMISSI M 11 c -H'A sT T in : IN VARIETY, AND . the 100 orl,000 fopsaleM' E.H.BQRCHES&CO .At their Nursery 2 li2 rnile$ Brownville. Nebraska. . . . CJIiS. C. ELLI$r homeopathic riiYsicii OBSTETRICIAN. i CrowEville, ..Sebrs Will five hi attention t' all eaes entrants biin.an.l believes him'cif qualified to eare -J inU remedies f-rjvibed by his school. .-OFFICE At bis residence, west of thefr School Llosje.cB Atlantic, bttwees 7r A Stb' XI ally . Ls J L J . y ip. (mm . n E0v'.nj Hs t- w c ; S As. U v U 'V-w' I-.i r- sfe m 5 hr ... p-h rjz a : S - hri - I 4 . : ' . ' .