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V NEBRASKA ADVERTISER fcruiHD rrxvr TamsoiT bt LTJIH, SILL Ci CO., ! oBaClt".oD,,er' ! puifCI.t,1"ntb jVurtk Cclnmn, cm jear, ! ,B'ti Column, six aaootlie. 430 00 5? W 00 TO 03 60 00 SO 09 tit S9M tl 00 IS CO St 00 1 00 10 09 09 SM ; ! hy ny f r: h-. v? Zi 1 m . i ( i !' Hi ; lrn' ' Aireitiaer Elock.Uam St ,?jctw-enltt a. 2d - . i ftfrifc Column, ttrMBoaiki, :frtii CoIbibb, one year, jCfbta Columtt, tlx month, jljliia Colama, three Batls, Annf3an CnUUti ror eCea ftry XoUce (esch bead) 1 Oopr. eaeysar, In i4ufl, - . f 2 ca ' S-b. rtptliit, cm; ijtaiiaoij, tiys.'n' In AlTr.i.e " ( tlT k"1 ana ?Is:.n f ircy J t Wort sIqt; - tue i3;t at jie, ai4 u i -slice. LIBERTY AND UNION, ONE AND INSEPARABLE! HOW AND FOREVER.!' VOL. XII. BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1867. NO. 2 r I i . m I M r i ! Jfeamtv. XL L. LIATtiV7B9 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 'city drug store, ! BECmiTILIE, KEBRiSKA. ! II IHAKLET, I.X D, ( gOIOKOPATHIO PHYSICIAN & SURGEON I ra t ..4iA 3ClCeai uisiui""- w a ui..A, i 8ontb Eu'.ooretT fit ( and Maia 8U, I o-CCXXTTIHU. SVTot3 y ' T W BLACK3TJEII II.D. j" 5 Tleri t profetsional aerrko to lia ciliMfiicf I Jjrs8il itO Ticmirj. OrflCElT CITY DRUG STORC ' virbt r!! t Honidenfe aoath lid of Atlac- !a. s. holladay, m. d. ! Graduated In It::; 1,1 Located in lii oTr;Ilc in IS55 filSEIi .SBEGEOI) OBSTETRTOI-AJNT Er. H.Imoo banJ complete eeta f An.puUt- 1.. T..v,;ifi J Obstetrical initrument IJt, - LUlt ill iiu-uwj u. vw oifiuo uiwi v 1 Ttro Uoor ai of Post Office. ' F.S.SreoiaIatteotio glren lo Otitetrlei and tkttliKueiof women ana cnnareo. x-t-ij I C. P. STEWRT. M. D. i ori'ion tali East earner of iln Firtt StroeU j usommixc, kediiasxia. i Drnci Her 7 Uti. v. and I to 2 and 6k' to i a "I ' Frowarffia, !CVrafka, VJ Kh, 1SS No Si, 1. Gin TgcBwrca I f. V.Tipton O.B.Hevett WTflM- HFAVCTT (.HHRRH ; attorney at aui, ER0WNVILLE, NEBRASKA. Kaittt ltL '68. lr. nnrrr & -in. I UX) W AitlJ W . TMUMAa. ATTORKEY AT LAW, bouchor iTonANCEity, Office ec-a.r of Kala and first Streets. BR0WNYILLE. NEBRASKA. WM.HcLBNNAW mORIIEY AT LAW. NEBRASKA CIITT, s B II A O A , C. E. NYE, AX9 WAR CL AIM AGENT, PAWXCB CITY, KCRRAS1XA. 1 " v v 1 2 Cr-., P :"8,ulJ. - D. 0. CttQSS I Stair IE5xtl? j 6TEVESS0X & CROSS Propria, j 0aTeeBt.,betwesalIain&Att4ntic. I hS!LDoa?'vl,.eonTe "t o the Steam Boat aarv. . . F - or town, 1 na pes; 1 ,7v Slable aud "al convenient j la Pe IIouse.,,,3 AMERICAN HOUSE. ' a coa Feed ana LItcfj Statle I? connection wjt the Houin. . L Df ROBiflSOII, PKOPRIETOIL rrott Steet4 between Main and Water, t-QWlJTIlXE, RCKUASUA. T. 30th 1SGG. 10 3Gly J. W. SMITH, 5tli door .'rom S W or 2nd St. g2NVlLLE- NEBRASKA JyftPeila, Veil Eaeketa, Selves, Jte., at WIS k ti! tea." CXO. V. DOESET. LttTHXS BOirUT. CXU S.b.DOSSST DOIET. nOADUEI c CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS, tsd Dealers in Land Trarnist3.CLnd Ojjire, tn ZranJ Building, Pny and tell ImproTeJ i BBlrarrored Lad. Doj Sell, and locate Land Warrant, and azri- eahBral cAllfra Serin. L Ukarful teWtJon of roTeroment Landu for latioa,Hciatadiitad ne-eturtioni. liB conrwiw 4 rf;r rpHC3 I-e'ten of iKquirj.j.romytiT acd cBctrfolW aa- 0 wef . Correx;,on(CTCg j&h FRANZ HELMEE, OPPOSITE DEUSER'S TIN-SHOP, DROTTXTILtC, f CD HASH A. WAOOXB. BUOOfES. PLOWS. CTTTTT. VllOh'S, 4tc, Repaiie-l on Fhort Dutlre, at low rttat, dq arras in m jive utiacuoa. x-iixn on A. ROBTNSON. w ffl m Vain Between lt & 24 fUrt 1 ... . . . . . 04 cat on nana a iriitondid aFrtnent of Uent am Maie Muret.- ana uaiidretin BOOTS AND SHOES. tJ"Coton work tfor.e with neetnent and diepttehp; Repairing done on snort notice. 10-30 fuou CHARLES HELLMER, Boa! md ik BGC jGl EL jBL . llaia Et Sftoora blow BrownviUo Houae, UOWKTILLE M. T. ITai on hand a anperior stock of Boots and Shce? and the best material and aUIitj for doing CUSTOM WORK oa atM anl dispatch tiny 7osrxxxa CasU. . GATfIS & B0DSFIELD, BBICJSMYBBS' A K D PLASTEREH3 I w T- . r. i ill take cofltracu u icKiiTinz, nnennz, baildiar Clslerna. and do anything in their line IM IUf Wllo nalliVVVI wviaaUuiliw wawucii AHJ. 30,1865. x-ii-iy PIONEER PAINTSHOP LOUIS WALDTER. m CZ3 CO Graiacr, Gilder, CJaziiT, ' PAPER-HANGER White Washing and Kalcemining done. All work dona in a workmanlike manner on the shortest notice. TERMS OASH! CHOPpa Main street orer iloazan'a Plo Pc- a aftA JACOB MAR0HN' MERCHANT- a BliihfiT, Br.0Vf5VlLLE, TuttASt. 23 253"- 7 2. Aup. 23a 6G Snjar Leal Syrop. Sorchum, an.1 Tf.O. MolMsea at b WAN A BEO'S CL0EE,&W,1TCISS, ASP 4. T JLa "N'U' ' a Xj jl 1 1 JOSEPH SHUT a IIs iqat receired and will eoraUi.i' keep ea band a cd wall o! ivted ' ock vi .Lainaar ielesia is line. 0$t Poor vest of C ran ft Storey Brawn' villi, Jfdraska. Of Clocks; Vetches sad Jewelry dont on tkt ibort ett Notice. WORK WARRANTED. iTeTTlll, Ve.. ktarea f,t, tut, tt-M-l tin9. TbeoBdersIned keep on hand a large ueortzsent SATTiIIET;CASSI''ERE SUITS For Men and Boy's wear. Alao.alarjo stock of HATS AIOTD CAPS BOOTS AND SHOES. Gabber 'Cots, Lesglns & Blankets. UMBRELLAS AND CAFST BAGS, Gent's Fnrnislimg Goods, VI all kinds which wa will sell CHEAP FOR CASH. We purchased cur goods since the da dine in the Markets and will sell at lov figures, DORSEY & BRO. April 13th, 136$. t-30-1 ITEW KILLS. The Lafayette Ulills sitaated four miles above On The little. Nemaha lliver, Highest Cash Price Paid For All kind of Crain. Bread Staffs of all kinds con stantly on bands for pale or in exchange for jain. SANDERS & HA WXBV. NOTICE TO FARMERS- The undersigned having rented tho Brownvulo KG filiS, Takes thix mrthot oj informing the pub lic that he intends doing custom avork: for l accoratucdm Son f farmers and otfirs th? eomitg season . Tie mill is now in operation and wuu bee wheat to grind are reriMHStfuIly itt id to giro me a trial, as I am oonfident of firing ren era! satisfaction. The highest cash price given for wheat. 26tf F. W. MORRIS. Beit, aooiaa, S. IT. rcaA. de:;. noQEits, a. co , Livery, Fcd,aiicl Sale Stable, Main Street BROWN VIXLE. NEBRASKA. Dealers in all kinds of Stock Herpes Bonrhrold and Exchanged. Stock boarded by the day or week. The Proprietors hare recently ereoted an entire new, Urge and eommodona Stable on Main Street near the old Browurillo Hoo'O. Their Stock ia all frnh and Vebiclea new. The pnMio can be aocom tnodalnd at ell honrnay or oitfbt. A Stock eorrall with an abondant aapply of pare water atached to the Stable. 41-1 EVAN WORTHING, BILLIARD ROOK AND 3 Hi o o pr South side Main bet. 1st and 2d Uroit miilc, Xcliraskn, Wholesale & lletail Dealer ifl Wines. Liquors. Flemings nd Scotcla Ales. Lon don Porter, Dout lln Stout Cigrj Henry P. Sher&iirna, Pianos &IJeIcdeoiis Hiiilcil lutrt!Ecnt,Mihlcal IcrchaP'lise Or LVERY LESCCIPTIw:.. Ko.SG Market Street, between Mala ard Ftcond, ST. LOUIS SH VTTEKED coxshtutioxs restored by Helisbold's Extract Buvha, Brooms. Salt. Axel. Powder, hhot and LeJ at WAS A BK01CER3 IIELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHD pleasant in taste and odor, free frca all ixjerios p4ffitie, ami !ttdta1a It m 5 - hn) ajL, NEiiUASJiA. SOiilli Pl-Ue.-iiiC. Keaalia XJiCd DhtrlCl. UrOttn- j Tine. Nebraska is situated between the 40th and 42nd decrees Nurib latitude" and be tweeu the 06 -.h and 102J degree West longitude, This ts nearly in the centre of the isothermal belt arourd the globe, in wbith, for centuries, the inarch of ciriiizatiou has tu&de progress for the aorid. In this path Agriculture, Me chanics, Religion lixas Arts, Sciruces and Educauon have flourished aud grown with a rapidity uukLown out of it Har dyhood, energy and perserereace hai been the characteristics of its people, of which no better illustrative exists than in the people of Nebraska. -The climate of N-brka differs in t-ome esstniel jarUcuiars irotu ihnt, if must Western Swau-e AihcJai n- er A tes towards toe itociy fliouii'mus air becomes more pure, healthy and bra ring than nearer the valley and low i&uds. where marches are more frequent, and smgL&nt water is more plenty. Along the bottoms of the Missouri river fever and ague is only blightly prevalent during the most rainy seasons. Nebraska as a State, possesses all the advantage which other Stales have, and seme that other States have not. Su u out, of debt virtually, having sufficient money on hands to pay all she owes, and her bonds being par. he acquired near 1, 000 .0.00 acres of Jand by becom- a ft log a Mate, most ot wn:cu Has al ready been selected and titles vested in the S:ate: these landi are to aid iu buil ding pub.ic improvements and, now so ifi-'j,.iuust in a few yiars fccroiac; very valuable, and assist internal improve- A Sk meu:s to such an extent mat iebrai ka will be up with, it nvt ahead, of many of the older States. She has two sec tions, or 1 240 acres, at $3 per acre, $3, 720 for every six'f quire mileof tern- toty, which added to toe fact that we have now a good school house to every township within ten miles of the Mis souri river, will give us a school tysiem equaled by a few and surpassed by no State in the Union. For ber public buildings the appropriations are ci-fiicieui to make them ft ri class, and to make the educational institutes selfeu$taimug. The Raihoad System, ot Nebraska, is bound, from her gtogiaphual poMtno, 10 te most thorough. -Th yrt-at Union I'a cific, already built four hundred miles wt-stward from Omaha, her capital, will surely induce railroads from every coun ty ca the rivr to up it near the 100m mtrdiaQ, or at Ft. Kearney, where the greatest railroad centre in me union 1 will be eventuahy formed; where the teas, tilks. aud various good frt rn lnuta which will enter the Union from tho Fa citic over the main truok road, will breaJ. bulk to be destributed to the North, South East, and ev?n for Europe. Al ready are roads projected, and aoine uu der way, across Iowa and Micsouri to tap the mau road, work has already r gun. and twenty five mils graded, ou the M. &l M. Air Line Road through ue uortn eru tier of couuties in Miouri and the survey made to opposite this City, aod within leu days the surveyors will ut h-re to coijtmue their eurvey to 1 t. Kearnev. and the &t. Joe Si ueuver Lund will enter Nebraska i n ih- isouiu in Fawuee coun'y and pass through the western rortiou cf the Nemaha Land District. The Stasons, iu Ntb.'a.-a are b-itu r adapted to 'agriculture than those ot mat.) of the Middle and Western States. Spring opens, more or less with high winds, lasting for one or two week. et seldom does it blow so strong as 10 pre vent putting in crops early. aiu the soil is belter and earlier prepared for recetv- ug seed, the extra moisture being sooner evaporated, by these winds. A back ward Spring is the exception. Sum mer's ho'iesi months are July and Au gust, yet night generally brings with it a cool, pleasant breeze, which makes r-si after a hard days labor really an eujoy nent. aud sound, healthy deep possible. Autumn is the pleasantesi period in our year ; most favorably commeLted ou and geueraliy liked ; it is full of the luscious ne.s of the ripe year, without a mark or Memisn. Light rains aud a buhy breeze ; good roads and fine weather for gathering crops, is the general rule. In a. an sufi.rrur often extends until within a few weeks of ChriKtoits. The t4mt quarter that gives us a heahhy braxg atmophere, also gives us keen, sharp, searching Winters. The SoU. ot Nebraska, is a light sandy loam, of a dark brown color. On the high prairie it is good soil from two to twr-ai)d-ahaf feet in dt-bih. The soon er our farmers lake to ub-foiling the better it. will be for them. The soil ou lb bouuus is of a darr. richer natur and much greator"dptb than on the high lands ; it does not bake hard and form hard pan n top as in places where blue clay is fout.d, as our bottoms are maii.ly made Iand3 frora decaying vecitHtion and net from deposits from overflows. It is remarkably adapted lor s'andirg drought, clthough a severe trial of this has not occorcd during our experience of eleven years. We have repeatedly, after a warm dry spell of four or five w?!:s da ring July or August, taked up the toil to see how far down it had dried out. and icvaribly find the soil damp ai the depth of four or five inches. The above remarks are founded only on experience in soalhera Nebraska. era 11 1 a North and South Piatt is made by the j Piatt Rirar emptying into the Missouri between Dooglas and Can eotssties, 72 n.ils fr.o tte Km..s l,i,e. Jbft i.i lowing GSv.re itom the U; repnn r.f iht Auditor if S'ie will ?luw the twj sec- tion of N bta&ka far better tLau any thing we could say : Land eaUred Soorfc U rutt, 17 t: mar u. . 5onn - . I3UT - Ea-en - 311,015 Tote- east :it eiectioo ik.nU r'ett S 0d ' Korla r ;t S.4SS Xxreaa 2 38 Oi Coraea Uiere were la South Flats 11. " KoriUJ'Ult ftfTO' Xxceaa SSSS 01 Nt Cat lie liere were 5oaa Flat I 387J " 4 tivtb Plati 1S..-3S Zxeeas S( SS OI Sketp taeie were Id Sonrh Pi:t lil or.aruit 111 Ilea's ItleSI Ot tbere la S ttfc PUtt 1 1. Hi " " J.wrtuJ-ojit S.iSl 1U NEMAHA LAND DtSTUlCf Co.; ui jix iuw;.5:;:;i s w ; J ii from 'he Kansas lice, uitt), runuiog b.cW to the S'.ate boundry Ou the west inclu ding orer one hwudrt d miles on the Re pu&hcao and bounded on the nur h by the Otoe Dutrict. The moat settled portion of the District is composed cf Jones. Saline, Gage, Fawsee. Johnson, Richardson, and N maha. This is utidoubieuly as well watered a region as auy portiuu of the West can blast of. In no region of country are the water courses so evenly and judiciously fCdiiered as over this District. Com mencing with those fanhesl west, we find in Jones count Rose creek, running through the southera townships, wiih its numerous tributaries, cmpiju.g into the Little IJe, which enters .he county on the utfct, twelve miles from the K.m efts line, receiving, near the western boundary, the Big and Little Sandys, and passing diagonally through lie couu- ty. enter Kansas through the southern lowuahip Of Saline, north of Jone, but two tier of iown.b'ps tu the south are n this Disirict. these are well wmered by the South Fork of Turkey creek anrl i s uu merous tuboiaries. The Nor h Fork of Turkey Creek passes diagonally ihrcugU this Cfumy from the norihwest to the sourheat. Gage, next east of Jones and Saline, and ihirty-ix miles- wide is watered from the north wi t to (he southeast ror oer by the D g Illue," which is ld by the two Turkey ciecks cf ahl.e ; Austin. Cnapb?l!, Wild Ot, aad aeveutcu oh r cteeks within us bounds. The iamous rilue Springs are situated near the cen tre of thi county. Fawuee, nxt south of Jol nscn and east of Irfg, has uatpug iu western tier of To vi il:ips R y us. Elm and several ether crtkkS) flowing weft into the Bg Ii oe. Tuiky creek naws from ut rth to south through t-e cetiire of tbi? county, ted by Roger's and ninetren Miibller creeks, wfc.i.h ramify and wafer anuost every eeciu n iu the couuty. 'lOe fSoiih Fork if the Great N-mana p.a es through the northeastern aud the Scu.h Fork of the fiit? stream wa'i-rs lie &ou,.heateru p rticu of thi cotty Drtr creek, Da s creek, and severnl other streams riie in tb ea?iero portion of thi couuty and empty into the North Fork of the Gnat Nemaha. Johnson, bonh of l'.iwne and east of Gae, 13 'tiig ti'rouh, from the tivrtitweaL.lv tiie SOU'ht-aat towu!;hps, the N"r;h Fork cf ib Great Nem.La. Ttit'kfy crrtL hruiis ni M-u'!.rn por i.ium oi i.is tuutity ; Viioke er- ek pi$ ein it' iu tX; v. fn -m!' f i'i uiiiy - ' &. a t a empties into ti.u iNoriu rirc 01 tne Great Nemaha ntAr its centr. The South Fork of the Little Nemaha paj-ea iu and out again on the nonh side wa tering two townthip- iu ih couuiy.- Long Branch ha it source in this county. Richardson, east of Fawuee and south of Nemaha, has the Miouri river for its eastern boundary. Th South Fork of the Great Nemaha and the North Fork of the same enter this county, one in the southwest corner township the other in the central western towrhip. pas-siog towards the centre join at.d foim the Great Nei.ib, the larcr?t stresm in Nebrarka south of the Fiatt. Long Branch enters tb county at the north- vt ct.rt.er ana n ws into tne ncrin Fork ot the Grt-at Nentnha; r:gMoJdy creek enters ihi county about th centre on th north, parsing southeast eu pues into the Great Nemaha hKw th FalU. Nemaha in which the Land Office is i.u.Ud at Brr.nv,i:e-caal of Jclintpn I aiid north of Uirhardson, ic ooiidi on th esrby the MsHiri river. Its prin ciple aiream i.athe Li'tle Naiaha, enter iug at ihe northwest corner it Csrs d;sg onaliy through the count j, emp y.cg iuto the Missouri . in the ;cuthvat corn-r totvnsh'p. Long Branch flows through the southwest corner, a..d many o:her smaller streams ramify through and alibrd liv, running water to almost ev ery section in the county. There ia iKt a county in this District which has not a atresia absptd for tur ning machinery. The Litile Bju anr! B g Sandy, in Jcns; Turkey creek, in Salin; the Big Blue, in Gg; ih Nonh Fork of th Grrat Ntmaha ih Jobrcn and Fawr,! ; ile 2loex Tort of tL Lifle Nemaha, in Johncn ; ih Great Nsaba. in Richardson; the Lit tle Nemaha, in Nemaha ; are all first class mill streams holding out induce ment to manufacturers ai.d millers une qualled by any oth-r secnon of the west; not simply brcause of the water power. but in ihe rich country through which they pass, aod the timber along their banks; which advantages have already and will tcstisat to earn a grxt;x tii II lUH l.j.H I I it) lull t-4 ii u auy other district iu tne West. Ttsp bottom lariJa along the lare?r aireams, epei.al;y as wu j.poon His Missouri river, are lkn d,t y persons who baVH l -d ou both, for lehiiiy iu ibe far fsitied Aliann bottom j'i Obi . -U th ieisoiabSe c iliivuti'ntiuey produce ICO luehel of com to the ncrv ; wnd v; hre knoU'u tuabel i be r-itd uu aod laud without any cultivation. The Timber along the latger streams and nare-t ih Mi.-euti nv-r is priLC. pally Cottonwood. whiU, as you g bark tiom the Mies.it.ri on the bSurTs aod also along the streatos in the m.rior hard wuhJ, such as Uuluut, Oa, Hckory, ec, i p!e i.t. Cottonwood i peculiar M th boitotns of the Miouri, yi it does well when t laoied upon upla d j We have a surHcieucy of umber in tbU jDisirict to ans-yer preeut necfaM'iei, uud wherp the firs is kept out youu? timber tpnogs up rapidly. We ere pleased to see that the pmciicc c-f plan ting out groves ot tnnner upon.ti.rir homesieeds is becoming gentral among ihe farmers ot th Dis rict. Fcr Srock RaUi&g the We-t offers no better tection ih'in tti. District. Wa'er is abundant and fi.;e uphLd grasy super abundaut. We have heard if no mur ain, milk sick or o her disease smong the-cattle in thi- section For Step raiftii-g we have beard old sheep rasers from Illinois and Ohio recommend Soo'h eiu Ntsbiaaka, and prove their faith by brugingout their fi.-cus. wonh 0' cheep ar exeapt front tasntton in Ne braska, The Crops most generally raied exc Corn and I'kheaUtUe farmer is certainly the niiu dependence so tar; the iaiui i? a good crop fcur out oi live years, and has never wr.hia the hit ek-ren years htt a near a complete failure. Heap pr ,ducs as well here aud witn as fiae a hber as in any portion cf the Uni-ed States. Oets ts a sure crop acd produ ces wlL St r:huni does well. E.p-n meots with Tobacco, Cotion and F ax have ehowu uur soil and climate favorable to their cultivation. Geologically wa can as yet say very Utile dthuiteiy, as nmes of the survey ot rrot s llautn and Aletk, cow g.itgoi have not vet beeu tubl.ehd Vt this much has trituspiru : Thare is cva! in abundance at a considerable d-pih; h'jo tuaoy small veins nve Leeu do'coverej in differeut parts cf the Land D. strict. Fiof. Hayden is also enthusiastic ovtr the soil, avering so it is rtpcr'e.l, tlat Lts tau ntror exnjtued soil to equal it ic r.cunt ?s. Feat uas alio been uiii ov ered in sevtrui hces, of au excellent quality. The Business and Pvpvlation cf the Neuau Land District vt- gve as near as we can cilicd it at Lre-sebl: Big Soiy is the Coumy Srat of Jrncs county, of its bu-ines and population we ure not inform, d ; the popohttion cf the ouuiuy ia wboui 600. Swan Cny i tho County Seat cf Si- iii:c county, of iu lurino we ar not in formed; the population, of the vouoiy 1 near 750. Beatrice is the County Seat of Gage Couuty, ai.u is situated on the eas' lauk of iLp B:g Biue, vbica ai that pomt 1? about 75 Tirds witl ; it is CO miles we.i ot Brti voville, fro'ii which it receives a uiwe-kiy mail. It p joUi' a is about oJO. that 01 tha coun-) 2C00. Has three geueral stores, omj drug s'-r. oue boot and ehoe :4re, two bltW$B:ta and one wagon jhoj, two hotel1. ai.u a good school huuse. F. Roper has tn oiierniioi: on the liue iuthe iyu aLrgo GntaLd Saw mill. Tecumseh is the County Seat cf John sen couity.Sitt miles Wrsi of Brownv.ile. ha Kpulatioii is nbot 400 tbat of tbe county near 3000. It bs tlnee largn general stores, 10 blacksmith and otif wgn bup. . Fawuee Ci-y is the County Sat cf rawi;e coun'y. aud i e-0 imta south west of Browutillv. It ha. a p"pu!tiwn of near Ziii), ih county 3,500. The N(Mibha Valley deiuiuaiy i in Fawnee county. It has fcxr lrge general tor?s one dru-; store, two blacksmith tA oue wapon bop. and one hMl. Tnb!e Rock, am crMT iy. bas on general s;cre and oue Griat Mill Fall's City, thr Ccnnty Set of Rich ardson County, is twrtxy-five mi!south ot Iktmnville. K s -vi vUtion of near the coanty about C 000. Has to iare general ttoirr, twohoieN, 1 black Mnith shop, one steam saw ru'il, one gro eery aid billiard room. Salm, four miles sou.hwtst of it bas three general stores, one hotel, oneb'acksmuh and oue wgon shop, one cabMi1?! shop, 2 fhoe 'hop, one chair ehop, on- cabinet shop, one steam raw abd one r.ai?r poner gtis: mill. Ruio, ten miles ea.-t en the Mis souri, three larjre general etores, one grocery store, two bUck?mi:h shops, on drug" store, one b ot and shoe s:ore, or.e b'.'liard rorn. cne steam saw and grist mill, two livery stable, cue tin and stove store, one houJ, one jewelry tiuy. one brewery, bnrbf r fbop. tailor 6hop, Fur niture hhop a"d wagoa shop. In Nemaha county aie veral jc.ller wos.. Eight miles above Browille . i P.r.. fl.i i lo on Mm.i t. w... i c.L.t t.".i.:- -t... cArt'aid were leruhei. Oue Imlua v.i3 A ii ti.a t utuwi. t vi-uid.iuu ai.'uut MOV. ! tusiDPss ; three large cenrral store.x, oae . 1 tr.A,. kM .n rn Onr- cr tl.. ..i stove store, one saw mill, on- book store! IPDC" 01 St. Louis Merchasis lha; on.y and two hotels- Nemiha City, lire miles I owlsS aPcauoLS have yet been mai below Brownville, bis three larr gea-' cr'deT Lai'krupt law, iLd nine cf tbeo eralttsres, two groceries, oc vaoa .and :?'ef.,, ly Pcm who never uil oce blscksaiih thc tad twe bctais. j butae ia that district. e w v. rLr.r , Lithe County S.at rf Nem!?a Ccu.vyV is sitt.Htd ebul ail rm:tl (1:MlCv lo- O.raha ami Si. Jostnh a aud tf;ii uuVSi P0Ui of - l.,:e tliv.i'.r.-' low.i and rIiSM.uri. Foil? h lien 3-0 J, of the counry tenieen P t!GQ ar.J 10.Ct)V. Its luiMr is large atd con3!2r.!y ti th-j iii.ivaso. it u iho market tcwu vi IUW llttUU BOU U1C UUli'Il 1UI ltd jrriduce. ' Toe foiiu.vitig is a -u:uu;iry cf t luHL'ess ; . Eleven flrat class Dry Goo h and Gro cery Stores. Toeo. Bill Co., W. T. Dun. Raiacy &; Lewis, J. L. Mcfiee 5c Co., Teare ft Co., NY. Grant, G. M. Hendertun. J. A Fi::u, J. Berry, Bed ford Co., W. IJavkney ut:i Gsoga Mariuji. Three flrt class Drug S:or23: Win. II. McCrtery, HoiiaJ c. Co., and E. M. llcCorr.a. Thre SaJdler Shopi: J, W.'MMdle ton, Th' inas Rubi? ana "n. D AI.h!o?. Two Grocery Stores; Sv.aa i Bro,, and Biiis c Hacker. Three Clothing Storpi: Djrsey h Ero. Sttmin and Jacob Marotiii. Throe Boot nod uoe h to res: A Rob inson, Coa. Hthaer und W . Gruat. Five Biucksiui h h'Jps : J Gibson," A. P. Cogswell, J. Floia, J. H. B-juson aLd -Grnt. Two Tin and Store Storei : Shellen beig:r BrJ-, J- C Do user. Oue Milliner Sbup : bliss JIary Simp son. T"o Book and News Depot3: Marh and J. K. B:ar. Thr ie Correct ion f.rifs : Vm Iloiicll, Thil. D-user and Alton. Thtttj ReuuttiLi ; Wui. Roijtll, Allen ci.d G. W. Garri-on. . Two Wagtui Shps : Franz Hell.75er and A. W. Mi rgatu Firm lmpJeuicui Depot: F. A. TisJel ; Co: FUw Factory: A. W. Morgan. Brewery : Briegel & Co. Faint hop; L. WalJir. Mercbuot Tailor J. Mahron. Oue Tailor sajp: C Hubald. Exch:rbe Bank : Jjlin L. Cu.-soj. Two Lwery Si&lAs: B.aj. Rcgers oc Co., aid A. P. Cogsw-ll. Three liuroli : Atueritan House, L. D. Robinson, proprietor; Gauin Houve and City Restaurant. G. W, Gsr riroii, prcprioior ; Steveuacu & Crsa, Stur Iloifi. To BarberShops: J.m L, Roy aud J. W. Suuib. Sttatn Saw and Griit Mill; McFher sou L'jacl. Bro., ii Co. Furniture Store : McFul! Sc Co. Three First Ci s Biliiard ii.ms: E. Worthing,' 1. II Ciagct: and Garri:ca ii Co. One Mpat Market: Charley Kies wetter & Co. . A B ikcry, two Carpenter shops, etc. 'Ihe Pieaiy'.erian, Methodist ar.J Epis copalian dei.oaiinaitoijshave e ih church id. Sees iu ihia city. The Chriituu, Bap tit and Catholic dencmiaaiiuns have or tranizaiiona and services; tho Catholic denomination, will buaJ a Church he3 next spring. Brovtiivilia is airo the recognized tor- mini on the Misrturi R'vr, of ihe Mis- issippi &i Misouri River Air Lin3 Railroad, upon vhich ccusideraLIe gra ding has already bn oone. Bjt a few weeks since ina surveyors finiihf'd tho surveying east of thi? place and wiihia tha month ihey will return nnd survey the route froiji this city n Ft. Keartey, or a nearer connection wi;h t:J U. F. K. R This road is backed by som cf ;ho heaviest roads in th er.t whi' Ji desire. ConnecMoo viih ihe Pacific, and wo 1 1 i.e.. set 1 a have iiuie rouui tut 11 vwi be puinea vigorously forward to completion. Duru.g the preseut tra?:n near on3 fourth cf a million dollar wor h of taxa ble property fus b-fu addtd to ihiscity iu h tvay of buuJi.'i. At I-.T.st cne hun- Ired new houses harp been built tliii sea son, one, iu priiciilar, ai fiuf a block as giace- any lowu on th? Missouri river, it a c.it '1 uboot tSO.000. MrPh-reon a Row would he an ornament to any city. Many o.hers, splnd.d rcii-ecej atJ so,.r. f iber buoinss hnujes. LroAovilie aiTrd? .13 good, if not Let- . ter. fre hchcol frtulitifj tbau any town cf its i3 oa the M:voari rr.'?r. Thu Hijrh School, now l.:i:h-u auJ leisg oc cupied lor a frei trki I, is cn cf the largest and best arar.'.,J f.ce sch.",:!i we ever saw. A mo.-ounh gra.iua.:e is now in cliargp, and all bratioue"? of a thoruh comuion fchcol education arai laight fP2 to the youth cf tbi distric?. with tbe privilege of ihe higher trai:cb4 at a smali tuition f?e. Ntw Mexican tiob-i ges of th? 20:h ir:st report aa outbreak by the NavaL-s Indiana at B-isus RtJondo. ThfV aro preparing 10 leave their reserfan' The Indians fird cn a pany of sulJi rs who were trying to rtc ver their ol a stock, and killeJ five eol.lirs. . Rp-irs receded at htariunarters stw that ihj Irdians now operating ca tbe g:tg'. rou'a west cf Fot SarJers, are the nor-.brm a Ara.nes. A bar J ot f:.n5 B',c 1Jl-L' c' O Neil 3 surrjir,g pniy ca tho 2lst. 'wd were , . , 1 . 1 . . . . I " gvQ 3 ZU feVtJpr.Ce cf tne SON
