Nebraska Newspapers

    JARVIS S. CIU'RCIX, Editor.
erownville, Thursday, may t.iscs.
l or Prrfcidcnt iu 1&G8,
GEIST. XJ. B. GRANT.
For Vlee-Prefcldcilf
HON. 33. IT. WADE.
Eecomniciiaed by the Pule Rr publican Couveutlun of
Jvebmeka.
. EEPUELI0A1TSTATE TICKET.
FmidenUtt Klectors
T. M. J4ARQTETTZ, cf O.ss Cormty.
LOUIS AUUiKWlIIH, of I'i la-Uja Co.
J. F. WAKNfcK, of Dakota Coumy.
K ember of C nzre?
JOHN TAFFE, of Douslas Couuty,
For Govenor
DAVID BITTLEit, of Pawnee County.
For secretary of state
T. P. KKXXARD, of County.
Tor Trcascrer
J AM ES SWEET, of OVe County.
Fit Auditor f S!. it e
JOUN ;iLLFriE, T:.Tmalia County.
District Attornc, Firt Judii-ijl Di-inci
O B. liKSTETT. ..f Kei.i.ili-. Cor.nty.
We this week run up at ead of
our columns, as cur standard" bearers, the
ccroineesof tbe late Republican Ccnven
lion. Senator Tipton, orne time since,
eu-f-ested to us the propriety cf declar
ivg fcr General Grant for Present and
for JJenj. F. Wade for Vice-President.
If we were publishing a paper er-pecially
devoted to '.Laividual interests, we ehculd
eince have yielded lo our inclina
tions as well as to the lo'icitaticns of
our friends, by indicating our preferences
for the several offices to be filled the
ccming fall; but engaged as we are in
publishing a nftrjpaper, we did net wish
to pre judge the question, or forestall tLe
judgement cf the people, by any prema
ture arrangement cf our own, but rather
await the official response of the Repub
lican Convention.
As ta- principles and governmental
policy, we have deep convjetiens and de
cided preferences; as to men. there are
hundreds of good Republicans between
whom there is but little to choose. In
deference to the will of the majority, we
ccw take our position as well as to men
bs to measures. We are cow umram
elled by a previous record, and can take
advantage of a good breeze to tail out
into the troubled waters with a barque
manned and rigged for vallian't service.
Our Congressional and State Ticket is
a strong one, composed of tried men
whose past record give3 them immense
prestage before the people. The public
pulse of this vigorous and growing Slate
is throbmg anxiously for the contest.
Republicans are alive lo the national
issues which are ccce more to receive an
endorsement at their hands the ccmirg
fall, by a majority certain to exceed three
thousand in the thoroughly Republican
Stale cf Nebraska.
The delegation for the First Judicial
District at the State Convention in Ne
braska City convened in the Recorder's
office, aud organized by the election of
Hon. E. S Dundy as Chairman, who
ttated that the object of the convention
was the nomination of a District Aitor
ney. - On motion an informal ballot was ta
ken, which resulted in
O. B. Hewett receiving six votes.
Itham Revis four
Capt. Humphrey " fcur "
C. W. Seymour " four
S. E. McCracken four "
Several other ballots were had with
rarying results, when on motion, it was
resoWed to drop- the candidate after the
next ballot who received th6 lowest
number of votes, and so continue to do
until one of the candidates should receive
n majority. Mr. McCracken was first
dropped, iflr. Seymour next, Mr. Revis
next, and on the fifteenth ballot O. B.
Hewett received twelve votes, and Capt.
Humphrey ten. Whereupon Judge O.
B. Hewett was declared the nominee by
acclamation.
Besides the regular delegation to the
State Convention from Nemaha county,
we noticed Jno. L. Carson, William H.
Hoover, Geo. W. Fairbrother, Hun. R.
W. Furnas, Hen. O. B. Hewett, Hod. S.
M.Rich, DeForesi Porter. Wilson E Ma
jors, W. D. Blackburn and Benj. Rogers.
We clip the following well merited
praise of oar c-ndilt fnr Distrirt .At
torney, from the Omaha Republican of
the 2nd iost;
Judge Hewett, the nominee in the
first district, is a citizen of Brownville,
and a prominent Republican of the
southern pcri' "f llie State. He has
serf ltle public in several public capac
jaes ; is a lawyer of alilny; aLd ihere
is no question but he will prove an effi
cient and capable officer."
.. There are but few to equal the Jndce
A D
in ability and experience as a lawyer,
end he has no superiors in this Judicial
District.
SenatjrTitopj sends us regularly the
Daily Globe, '
Senator. Thayer -sent the Republican
Club a -large -cumber of Gen. Butler's
-cpening impeachment argument.
Congressman TafTe sent the Club va
rious congressional epeeches. in large
numbers.
Ed. D. Smith tends the Club the
Washington Chronicle.
The above named persons will accept
the thanks of the citizens of Brownville
for these favors. These documents have
been distributed, aud are eagerly sought
after.
Atchison county is now in condition to
subscribe $100,000 to the M. &. M. A.
L- R. TL on certain conditions. The
tci was close and th majority small.
NEBRASKA IIESIS,
The United Statei District Court for Nbriki
it now ia session in Uua, Judge Dundy jrcud-
.
riftnctCrurt is in session this week in Jcbnscn
couctj. District Court fr I'awne county will
commence on the llth.
A Post cf the G. A. R. tasbeen organiitd at
Lincoln.
TbeCoiieni Ilotel cf Omaha wiscloeel op cj tl
Sheriff the last of April.
TLe election for city oScen in Nebraska City wai
held Ian Mor.dsy. Whole cumber of registered
votf 715 whole cumber of votes cat f34, of which
S. II. Calhoun (Democrat) received 431 for llayor,
and R.M.Roiph (Republican) received 189 for the
eitne mce; Democratic majority ob. llorton'a
rui-jority last year was 451. Well done for one y oar,
TLe following letter, taken frcm the Prett of Ihe
5th inst., explains iteif:
I'l.ATTSsroCTn.May 1ft. 1863.
O. II. Tr.i?TT. Esq. L'ear i't'r : As to elecfina wai
held at cur Ci nvf rdioo on the Zl'ih mst. for Chair
ma a f the Sute Central Committee, Las Chair
man ol t'ie Convection aptKinted II. I).' Hathaway
of Cs county Chairman of said Committee. Please
make correction in jaur paper and of lige,
Youn rery Respectfully, -SAMUEL
MAXWELL.
GENERAL NEWS.
Geo. Francis Trr.iri was before tbe Eankrticf-
court of Dublin, Mjy 1st.
It r aspertfd ia VTa bicgton by iv.e whiiky ring,
that $1.00(1,000 has been rai.; 'w influence certiiu
dcubifi'lSor.r.rori to Tote Against iinyaachment and
to the Pro'j.'ift.
A aphton rnmnr hat tha President has
alrefti' .iti,n .
written big rengnation.
Tbe receipts cf the Presbyterian IVa.id of Foreign
Missions for the b?t yenr, were $2?5..1C3. Tbe ex
penditnrer were JSlf.SiS, lmvit gtbe indebtedness
Etill $275,520. They have 370 periens in the field.
The et earn-wheel Etcamer Arabian, bound for the
mountains, suBk M.iy !d, at Atchison,
Bullock's majority for Governor of Georgia is
7.C0O. The majority for the Camtitutioa ia 15,0?.
Tbe Republican majority in the Senate it iLi; in
the House ten. . ,
Belmont refuses to call the Democratic National
C muuttea together for the purpose of changing
the time of the Convention.
A great rmsh for ticket! wag made to hear Mana
ger Iiinghams impeachment argument.
The British Ministry has resided. llr.G'rfstene
was sent for ly tbe quco. H-j will foiin a new
Ministry.
A duI van forrht cir Us-Itimcre en the 31, by
an attache of Prus'un Legation ani an American
(fctn.1. One fhot interchanged; neither party
Luri.
The Bankrupt Act baa been amended so as to ex
tend tbe time to January 1st 1569, for bankrupts to
take the benefit cf its provisions, who are cot able
to pay tfry cents on the dollar.
John Shoultze, a German living near
Rulo, tock his axe and team to the tim
for a load of rails on the 20:h of April.
His neighbors being alarmed as he did
not return, found his team hitched at the
hind end of the waon in the timber, and
found the axe near by and a quantity cf
blood. The search for Shoultze wa3 con
tinued through Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. His hat was found three
miles frcm the team, in some willow
buhes near Judy's wood yard. On Fri
mcrning a further search was made.
The lrack of a man passing into the river
and then out, was trailed across the bot
tom some distance to a clump of trees,
where it seemed a horse had been
hitched. A track from this toward the
river was then found. While trailing
this track they found a puddle of blood,
say about a quart, near the river. The
sheriff arrived with a skiff, and after
dragging the river near where the hat
was found for some time, they brought
the body to the surface of the water,
which was easily identified.
POST MORTEM EXAMINATION. ;
A ccroner's iury wa$ sammned and a pout mortem
examination made by Dr. Whitmire. His clothes
wi-re in complete order. His rouud-abiut was Vut
tiid ti-htiy at ech wrist, as was alsa bia coat.
Llis tants were in his boot. No trace of a wound,
bruise, or injury of any kind could be fouc i on his
b-dy anyvrbere, sate on n is leit arm ju;i aoove ma
wrict. Ju hbove the wriit on the Kit arm were
three wound?, two of which were Ttry slight,
merely cutiioz through the tkin parallel with each
other : and the third, which was u deep wound cut
fquaro across the arm Dear the wrisi joint to the
bjne, severing all the Fuiiller arteries, veins aLd
tendons. Vi'hen fcunJ.the shirt and coat were both
buttoned belxw these w mn is and njtcut to corr?-
Tinrd. The coroner's verdict was in accordance with
tbe foregoing facts. In'euse excitement prevails.
A German, living half a mile fr. m whara the tesni
wasfouud. has been arrcoted. To sty tbeleast, it is
an exctedinzly mysteri''U?cise ; one which future
developments alone can unfold.
State Tcaclicr's Association.
Nebraska Citt, April 29;h.
The Executive Committee of the State
Teachers Association met at ihe office
of Col. O. II, Irish ; J. M McKenzie in
the Chair, and Col R. W. Furnas Sec
retary. The place of meeting of the Associa
tion was fixed at Nebraska City, in ihe
High School building. Ine tune was
fixed on Wednesday, July 29ih, at ten
o'clock, A. M.
The order of exercise was not fully
determined. Something like the follow
ing will be the order :
Tuesday EveningAddress.
Wednesday, 10 A. M. Association
meets for the transaction of business,
which will consist of thetPresident's Ad
dress, election of "Officers reports, of
officers, and appointment of committees.
Afternoon session will consist of re
ports of committees, discussion of some
question of general interest, and an ad
dress. Evening A Lecture.
Duritjg-ihe remainder cf the session of
the Association the business will be about
as indicated for Wendesday afternoon.
Among the questions that will come
up for consideration at the Association
will'be the following: The necessity for
a Slate end for County Superintendents ;
The importance cf Normal School train
ing; The importance of starting and
sustaining a Teacher's Journal in Ne
braska. -
And now, fellow-teachers and friends
of Education, we ask your assistance in
making cur association a success. Let
us lay aside every feeling of prejudice
from whatever cause it may arise, and
do-our duty. Very , much depends on
our present nction. . We are now
ing the inti!utions of Nebraska, and
wblt we (10 lim year as a people, Will:6. rPPUt east; ailinsaiicauty.f Nemah. to secure :
A..,. fiJ ... A.: r .uJ J the paymeuW two i-roniiiwry notes therein mM.ti.,ue.l,
uuuou-sa iix our Uf SlIDy lor iae Deil IPn .
Vfars at lHSt. II. iw imnr.rtuni ihpn t!t
, . , . r" ' y
lai
our educaupnal
looked after.
interest be carefully t
j. 11. Mckenzie; cva.
R. W. Fcbsab, Sec.
Mccllns or the Nemalia Ccnntj
TcaeiieiVs Association.
Peru, May 2nd, 1SG3.
The Nemaha County Teachers' Asso
ciation met pursuant to adjournment, in
tne cnapei or ihe State Normal School
building at Peru, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
to-day, and was called to order by the
rresiaem, rror. J. 31. McKenzie The
Secretary, W. D. Blackburn, being ab
sent, P. M. Martin was elected Secre
tary pro itmt and instructed to faithfully
record the sayings and doings of the as
sociation. The printed minutes of the preceed
ing meeting were then read and ap
proved as read, (including several mis
takes in pronunciation by the Secretary,
which were undoubtedly made, for the
attentive ear of the critic. '
The sentiments of the members pres
ent were that the ass&ation thank its
absent members Ad the teachers of
Nemaha co'-inty generally, for their
manifii interest tn the cause of Educa
; '-'.on.
After a few able" remarks from the
President and others, the executive com
mittee reported the following programme
for the next meeting.
O. B. Hewett Short Address.
W. D. Blackburn Eay or Address.
Miis Lottie Giles Select Reading.
Miss Jennie Richardson' Twelve
Words for Spelling.
Moses Thompson Essay on Habit.
W. E. Majors Short Declamation
and three examples in mental arithmetic
W. E Dorrington Two Sentences in
False Syntax.
F. M.! Williams Essay oa Duties of
Young Men.
Miss Melissa Huntly Essay on
Grammar.
Miss Alie Myers Six Questions in
Geography.
Mrs. C. B. McKenzie Critics Re
port. Miss Anna Swan Two Questions in
Arithmetic.
J. M. McKenzie Address. ;
Thos. J. Majors Essay on Importance
of Political Education.
W. H. W'imers Two Questions in
Grammar.
J. W. Williams Two Questions on
Orthocraphy.
H. Roberts Study of History.
J. Swan Declamation. .
D. H. Huffman Short Addregs.
Miss Majrcie Tinkham Sentences of
Spelling. -
Miss Almeda Bagley Questions on
Sounds of N ords.
Miss Uarne Wisher uuestions on
Reading.
P. M. Martin Criticism on Reading.
Leonard Kinsey Explanation of Sub
traction. t
Albert Neal Explanation of Com
mon Denominator.
G W Hejwood :Cause of Zones.
Z, Hayden Longitude and Time.
The folluwinir resolution was then
offered and adapted:
Resolved, That the Secretary be in
structed to furnish a copy of the minutes
of this meetincr to the Advertiser and
Journal for publication.
On motion,, the association then ad
journed to meet at London June 6ih, at
10 A. M.
Quite a number of names were added
to the list of members. If the organiza
tion of this society and its first meetings
were a success, ihe second was indis
putably a successor; and, fellow-teachers,
if vou will only evince a little more
interest in your association, its aims and
objects, and not evade your own duties
by absenting yourselves, but give us a
irene:'al attendance in June, we shall
7 3
hope to be successu in benefiting ysu,
be cheered by your presence, and exert
a telling influence upon the schools of
Nemaha county.
Ccme, then, one and all, let us en
deavor to profit by our organization and
evince to all that we are not fossilifer
ous lifeless formations, but that we are
wide awake, energetic teachers, bound to
advance the interests of our profession by
all lawful means.
. P. M. Martin. Sec -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ShcrlOs Sale.
Notice is hereby given that rn the llth day of June,
1368. ai 1 o'clock, P. M. of said day, I will offer for sale
at public auctiuu at the front entrance of McPbcrson's
Hall, in Bruwnvilfe, Neniaba County, Nebraska, that
beiog the plac iu which the last term of the District
Court for bait! county wa held, the following described
real estate, to-wit : Lot number hine (9) in block num-
tberfite (" )i! Middle BrownviIIn, and I ot nuurberthree
(3) m b'ot'k nnmber twemy-tbree (via; lu Brownville in
Neimha County, Sebra.-Va all the i-aid real-ftate hav
ing been taken as the property of Beoiamiu Uickox, on
an order if sale issued out of the District Court of Ne
maha County. Xeb' aka. in a caue wherein Sicni-md
Seeman io Plaintiff aud Bcinjmia Uicktix is Deifiidant.
and in favor of s.iiJ'S.pniund Seeman, and to me directed
as Mieriffof said ct.unty of Kenuha.
Given under my hand this C.h dav of iTav, 1SG3.
32-5t DAVIDSON PLASTE1U, SheritT
M. TT. WAIIXEII'S
PATEXT ATMOSPHERIC
Pcrtablo and Stationary
SODA. FOUNTAIN
Manufactured and aoH by the Patentee,
50S XortU Forth St., Sf. Lcul3, Mo.
This Fountain i almirably adapted for use io small
towns and at public gatherings Full dmrctious go wilb
each, and recit e for making syriips.
Price $35. Sead for descriptive pamphlet.
T,
eru JLuverv O table.
. .
De uer In
ALL KINDS OF STOCK.
Horses rJoiis-, Sold, or Erehangrd. Stock
lloarutd by tue Day or Wttk.
- MY (JTA-BIiEi are Bt.cVed with rood horwa and
bn&iies. Persona v ihinn conveyance to any jxrilon of
the Nemaha Laud Pi.-trkt can be accdnjni la'.e-J
The PEiiU ana BU0 WNVILLK CO ICn
Leaves LI Y STABLES every m -ruing at
10 o'clock. A.M. Passengers or p.tckages sufey tuii
OrCfsleftwithtUePostm.uters 1Ubi-pro pt
ly attended U. (xn3itiui) CIlAIILJi3 GEaDE.
L.cgal Xotice.
Notice is hereby given to Russell B. Rceder. Margaret
BeeJer, hii wife, L. W. Ilaugheyand H. JJ. Tonne, that
a Petition Las been fil.diu the Ditrict Court in and
fi.r Nemaha CouiUy, Nebraska, iu a ca.se wherein Rebec
ca Touiis, by. her next friend, William II. Hoover, is
plaintiff, and Russell B. Reeder, Margret heeler, his
wife,.. W Haughey, assignee in bankruptcy of the es
tate of saidliusae.l B. Boeder and M. H. Touns. arede
fendanU. praying that a Morteaso. made bv the naid Rim-
seli B. Reederand Margaret Reeder U toe aid Rebecca
luung on ui east tali of the southeast ou.irtr r src.
ti.n i9, uwu 6, ranee It, east; also, a Btrip of land 4
ruds wjtie across the south eud of the west ha f of the
quarter tectum aforesuid ad.ng thesectlon line
al-ii. the
mmmu w me.wuuiwc.t quarter of isectiouSi, town 6,
: ' ' ' Y....v. u.i-imi i
flnrlAr i . t- ii. .... J . . .. . a i J .. . Ai . i
norm najr or il s.utuwet quarter r section 2S, towu
he foreclosed and the sail prerui.-es so
es so d and the proceeds j
of theRnm f t.tooou ,
thereof applied to th" payment
witb irjt.res
v.t - u u, 7w 1 . nun i.oj wita jri
terei iroin Autt 1310, ihb7. the amonult due on the
Uj diu .riji3Ko sicure-aj ana that the said de
feudi.su are requited to answer the sa.d petition on or
before the tSth 0y of Jue, isJ3.
.... THOMAS i BROADY,
,1"t Attorneys for Plaintiff.
F
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IJjliij
Reported Hxpi esly for the Advertiser by
tlie "Western Union Telegraph Co.
XoReport.
Line down between Omaha
and Chicago.
"Wst of letters
ItemainiDg in the Post Office at Brownville, Nebras
kaMaylsilSCS.
Allen Mrs, Kute Garrison John
Adams J Q HayesAdeI&2
Argabright J Hay wocw Am 2
ByersMrJE 11a. her arah E
Burkhold-rThoB HuntFHD
RlelietsWII
Re veil John
Reeder iliss E E
Smith Peter r
Savage Hiram
Stevenson James
Sevens Lizzie C
i-nowJ W
ThompsonMilard
Thompson J W ,
CiimrbellW Ii HoJkinThos
1 IT Tl
Clark F T Ingham W U Z
Campbell James Lucas Charles
Day ill-? Sopaa- iiorgan jarncv
Dudley I) ll uteibuiir r r
Dunn John W ' Payne Mrs V,r A
Vest MrJeraima
Kllis I-aao 1'nvne Hiram 11
Woodman E F
Welham Mrs L
FUugher Carey 2 Palmer Mrs U F
jrff irii- H Khinnennv xuis u
ts-rPersons call iuir for these letters will pi ease
- 1 1 " ... .
fay Advertised." . A; D. JIAUSU, r.
FOR THE
Camels-are
'S3
There has lately been attached to
0RT0N BROTHERS'
Great Soulli-Tyeslcrn
i0
Six Gigantic
9
And still later has been adied one L.ltfle Kansas
: Canlel j a native of Kansas. Ko one
bhju'.d fiii to go and see the
Little Kansas Camel.
THE FEilALB
is coMiisra!
Tills Old Favorite Company
been greatly aurmenfeil at an enormous expenis,
for tlietiavfUnca'ii auu of IS :S. wth IV ew Can
vas, X'ew IVngons, ijd Xfw Llqiilpnte, on a
ia.e of ma TiinVeM'e h'therio ur.tn wu in tne circus
!iie. a' d wi'li taie)t of the first ordfr in very depart
ment, they give an 0: tcrtaiunient unurpa i-ed
An original feature of this company ia a spleudid
Female Silver Coronet Band
CONSISTING OF TEN LADIES,
LCD BY IM1SS IREXE Oil:
OX,
"Will enter the town at 10 o'clock A. M.
.And will discourse some of the rm.st fashionable
music extant, through the principal streets,
in their.
Beautiful Chariot,
drawn by twelve
Splendid Dapple Gray Horses.
"WILL EPHIBIT AT
BroTrnvIIIe, 7Iar 9Jh.
Xc!:raslia City, May llta.
Adm'sslon, - -
Cluldreu under Ten -
75 cents
5 0 cents
voors open at l 1-2 and 7 p. m.
J. P. HARVEY, Agent.
Probate Police
Estate of Richard Woodard :
Notice is here! y given to all whom it mayeoiwern, that
the Probate O-ourt of Netnaha Co unty, Nebraska, has
appointed ihe 22d day of Jiay. l-x3, as the time ot hear
ini rli(aj,p.j.-,itiooof Mary Aon W.s'ard to be anp-.tnted
Au:iiiui:ni.iiriz or inee-taseor Kiai.ird woouard, ueceas
ed, late of Xeuiaba count. Xe'ora.ski.
Given under my band :his25Mi day of April, a d.
. . 3,-34 A. Y. .lloran, Probate Judge.
SHERIFF
SALE
Notice is hereby giveu that on Saturday the I6'h dny
of May, JBCS, t uce o'clock, P. M., of said day, I will
oner ir.r f-a e at public auction, at the fn ut entrance
or JHci'ber-on'a liail. in Brownville. Nemaha Conniv.
Nebrasks, (that being the place in whicii t e last terra
or ice District Court for saidCuuatyof Nemaha wa
heldj the foiiuwins described real estate, to- wit :
Iti one and two In section 10, Town 6, Range 15 East
N W qr of N B q.r " " " " " " "
Lnt 3 26 " 1 "
Lota " 35 " '
N W qr " 1 " 6 " " "
Lots 3, 4 and 5 ' , ,
N r qr cf 8 W qr " 5 " "
W half of sEqr " " " , "
aiso a tiact of land commencing at thecenter of sec
tion 25, Town 7, Rige 15 east, and running thence
east 8u rods, thence sottih four rods, theacewestSO
rods, iheace north four rods to the place of beginning.
All of tbe said real estate being situated ia Nemaha
County, Nebraska, and having been taken as ih i,
ertyof Wm. n. Denrnan, ou an esecu lou issoed out of
the District Court of N.naia C.im-y, Nebraska, on a
JuuKiuem renaerea in a ease wherein Wm Frashpr
.Uva -uu-id nruKta. nartner in hue
in.. 11 n.f .1 i- - w
piaiuuns ; and S. A. Ir gharn
ner anu iictiee, are
aud Frederick Ingham,
Parti.eM in asine.'8 under the name and sivieois X'
Insbain & Co. and Wm. H. n-nm-n Lt.n.x.'n7:
31 in favor of said Plaintifrt, na t, be sold uud
Vendi'ioni Tmnnn ... , , .j . .
er a
ffof
the said County of Nemaha.
Riven under ray hand this 2d dav of April, A. D.
DAVIDSON PLASTERS, Sheriff,
lirownville April 8th, IS63 lno27-6tJ
Stoneware, Bajkets, Washboards, Lanterns Ac.
SWAN & EIiOTHR3
CPMPH
uiiiii ii :
kin J iLl
NOTICE
U. S. Land Otfue, - -Brownville,
Neb., April lUth.lSCS.
In compliance with instructions from tbe Com
missioner of the General Land OiSoe, an lor due of
March 27th, 18G3, notice is hereby given that in ao
oo'danee with the act of Congress, approved March
nth, 1858, the Secretary of the Interior directs the
restoration to Pre-emption and Ilomestead Entry
at the rate of two dollars and fifty cents ($2.53.)
per acre, all the even numbered soctions heretofore
withdrawn from market by direction of the Secretary
f t Intnrior. under date of Decembtr 5th, 1857.
lying within the limit of twenty-nve miles cn eaca
side and along the line cf the Union Pacific Rail
road. That on and after Monday the 18th day of
May, lSt3, we will be prepared to receive applica
tions for Fre-emutionand uomesieaa r. nines oi uucu
even sections so restored to market on that day as
- . .
the rats of $2.50 per acre. - - ;
lit, Mil U.A1IVU&U,
Register.
JOHN L. CARSON,
29-4t Receiver.
TWMTY-EIGHT : SIZES
OF THE CELEBRATED
Are now made by the
Excelsior Manufacturing Comp'y.
ST. LOUIS.
THCSE WELL-KNOWN AND VERT POPU
LAR COO JONG STOVES have been before the
niitdi ainw Eacn succeedinz vear has aMed
to their popularity, until the name has become fa
miliar in every nouaenoiu in. uie uu ouum.
The demand for our
New Charter Oak
last year Was greater than we ceuld supply with the
sizes then made; anticipating a still gseafer de
mand tlurin tiie present year, we have imule pat
terns for several additional sizes, and are prepare
to manufacture ISiO to liJU
CHARTER OAK STOVES.
per day, of
TWEXTY-EIGIITDIFFEUEXT SIZES.
We guarantee the operation of every stove We
manufacture, and offer as reference any one of the
manv thousands that have been sold, wherever
thev'may be found. Neither labor or expense has
been spared to make our NEW CHARTER OAK a
PERFECT COOIUISG STOVE,
and we offer it to the trade as the BEST CON
STRUCTED, MOST DURABLE and UNIFORM
operating COOKING STOVE in the market.
Jn addition t our EXTENSIVE STO E BL SI
NES we are prepared to oiler to Stove Dealers.
Tinsmiths and others in the trade, the largest and
tnot complete assortment of Metals and 1 inners
stock in the West. Our arrangement with the St.
Lonis Staniointr Company enables us to give liheral
discounts to 1:m ce buvers of FRENCH SlAMlhU
TINNED niOYWAliE and Tinners Supplies.
IlavMi" recentl v reduced tii prici s of all articles of
our OWN MANTJTACTUUE, w'e believe dealers and
housekeepers will rind it to their interest to smd
for Catalogue and Price List, and examine our price
before purchasing elsewhere. Address
EXCELSIOIt MAXliT'ti CO.,
St. Louis, Missouri.
Bold by '
SHELLENBARGER BRO S,
Browrjville, Neb
TULO. HILL & CO.,
Tealeri la
DRY GOODS,
Groceries,
IIARDWAKB
Ladies' Gent's
Children's
an
3300TS
and
SHOES,
Cuecnware,
GLASSWARE,
and
Agricultural
FURS,
NOTIONS,
CARPETS,
Forrjing, perhaps, the
most complete and ex
tensive otock t ffered to
"fbolesave or Retail
purchasers west of the
Missouri River.
Never having teen
outdone for extent 0
Stock or Fair dealinga,
they merit the confid
ence and patronage of
-a. x iu :
BEN. ROGERS,
Lirery, Feedjand Sale Stable,
Main Street
BROWNVILLE. NEBRASKA'
Dealer in all kinds of Stock Ilorges' Bough t,Sold
and Exchanged. Stock boardod by the day or
week.
The Proprietor have recently erected an entire
new, Urge and comm. dou Stable on vin Street
near the old Brownville liou?a. Their Stock js all
fresh and Vehicles new. The public can be accom
modated at all hour? ,day or night.
A Stock corral! with an abundant snpply of
pnre water atached to the Stable. 41-ly . .
MISS ECS1CE LEACH MI?? MART A.SlilPiON
LEACH & SIMPSON,' .
Milliners & Dress-Makers
Wish to inform the ladies of BrownviM n,l
vicinity that they has just commenced a firit rla?s
MILLINERY & DRESS-MAKING
Where work will be done with great care and neat
ness, and after the latet Eastern styles.
Bleaching and ReDairins done in the very latest
stle and on short notice.
Latest sty les of Lad if 's and Children flats and
Bonnets constantly kept on band, also latest pat
terns of Ladies Dresses, Cloaks, and Childrens clo
thing; cut on short notice
Second Street, between Main & Water
BR O IVjYVILLE, NEBRASKA.
Xotice of Attachment. ;
Vendel Grant,
t, Piff, )
ps. Dft i
Before-H 3f. Sylvester,
. for Juhnson conoty, Neb.
V 8
George Rlagles,
On the day of Anvil. lSS said Jns?
Orterof Attachment in the above action for the sum of
46-63- WENDEI. GRANT.
B. F. Perkins, Attorney fr piaiotitr. !
Tecumseh, Neb., April mt, IS63.
I I fc'i .-f
C0UI1TRY KERCHAI1TS.
' DAIRI3IE!., FAR!IER3
ATZiy OT2I
cossioTOca
ashes, rnswAX, eea:,
EUTTni, CTTEESC,
EGG3, FLOUR AND ILEAL,
FLAX, COTTON,
DRIED & GREEN FRUITS,
FURS AND ESTNS,
GRAIN, WOOL, FOULTRr,
NAVAL ET0RES,
nors4 GINSENG,
FE.VTIEOIS, IIEMT, FR0-
YL3I0NS, LARD,
OILS, TALLOW, T0EACC0
SEEDS,
GAME,
SORGimi MOLASSES,
T O
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
General Commission iilerchant,
412, 444 & 44G, TTasliington St.
ISTEW YOJRK CITY.
And receive his weekly Price Currant
of Produce and Groceries the most
complete Price Current publish
ed ia the United States.
SEND FOR A PRICE CURRENT.
Harking Plates and Cards Furnished Free. "
Literal Advances made on Consignments
Established, May 1st, 1860.
First class Reference given when required.
D0ESEY & BE0.,
BRO WNVILLE
Dealers in Men and B y's
;n i " -'i 'I v M
Furnishing Goods
EATS and CAPS,
1
BOOTS AUD SHOES
ipflnFJff? V AT IT? PrIP
r
CABPET.-BAGS
mm. 10111F1Y.
Blankets and Umbrellas
Hnre juat received acid will keep con
stantly on hand a large and well assort
ed stock of the above, and all other ar
ticles in their line, which they offer to
the public at
VERY LOW PRIECS
1
Adjourned Sale of Lot3
Liccola, Nebraska.
rpnil UNEERSlGrXED WILL OFFER
- For Sale at Public a uctum. at i.i
w - "- waaema
at 10 a. ra
'Tuesday, June 0th. 1SGS.
abont Three nnndred Lots in sRirt tnvn' rWn"
. - - T J " UUUI"
her un-old at the time of ti.e a i;..urnn:erK of the si'.e
la.-tfall The lots are aprai-ed aDd will be sold to
the highest ca-h MJder above ise dppri,;.rtieQ-
Lincoln Is the Capital or Nebraska,
and was fuui.de 1 by authouty the LeU;at4re It
is situated in the mn.-t feriile region of Xehrjka "and
at a poin a;pa-ciitly desikiiPi by Damr t. be th junc
tion o' not les tridu four f il ,i trnnl rr..
It li adjacent to the niut vioab!e sa'ine region tn the
wet, ot which the capacity ir in;men?ij prurltabie
wuinuit cat airearry heen atirfic orily tested
About ore th nsand lots w ere sold at puhiic sale last
fail, at price which ran from 20 to 6J p.,r ceut. ab.jve
tne appraisement; and this cprinji, so rapid has been
the bettlement aud (rrowth of ill e town, and so fair and
certiiin it prospects, lots have s:d sectmd-hacded at
price from Three toSiX Hundred percent, in advtnce
of their cost. The State II.iue, buildinnfroro the pro
ceeds ot the sales Ut fall, is oppri-acfcini: completion.
It wilt be ready for occupation by Septem: ei, at whiih
time the Sra-e Government will be remov -d lo Unco. a.
At ihe June sale there will alio ba offered a Section
of School Land, adjoinins; the city, in tracts of a few
acres each.
DAVID BUFLUR, 1
T. PKKNN'ahd, J Commissioners.
23-9t ud JOHN GILLKdiIE, )
For a choice a ticla of Tea, go to
. 8 WAN' A BKO'3.
OIO. O. STABT. A. A. START
GEO. G. START &. BROTHER
Dealers In all kinds of '
GRAII3 AiiD COUNTRY PP.0BUSE,
ASP IX7ALL, NEBRASKA.
JfjThe highest market price paid for anvthlnir the
Farmer cn raise. We will bey and sel' ererrthicg
kuown to the market. vU-nU6-tf
N
ails, Fails, WeJJ Bucket, Reives, 4o.f at
tiWA. ft iiRO'S.
Main Street,
tZif LU vkJ U
to rtRcnjLjrn
THE
Lock'Slich Reversals Fi(j
f
J? 'YVi fY,
1
HA S AGAIN CARRIED OFF TEE EIGHE3
honors at the principal Fairs t'aepjeatsejl
son, commencing with the New Ea.4r.i Aj. .
tcral l air, at 1'rovidenc;, in er te-iW, ln..
was awarded the behest price, iinme.-i''att'j nv;..w
cama the New York State Fair, at Ku?n!o,in Uc"
tober, where the crmmittee awarded it th9 Fi-n
Priie for a donble-thread machine.
Then come the great annaal Faircf NaT
land.vii: that of the
Mcchanics'Associatlon at Lowell
Where the Highest Prize
THTJ OirisT GOLD MEDAL
awarded to any Family Sewing Macbins, wu
awarded to the
and that too after it had bocn on exhibition iac'.a
petition with other
First Class Macliines
for five oE.?cntivo weeks, whera it h.ij been ex
ainiued by the beM mechanics in the cuiitry, uQa
pronocnoed it the beet constructed and m-t r;i.
ble Machine, and one tbatroa account of i:n:.
pli ity would - .
Acccrnplishcd a greater aascit
cf work, and La a mors satis
factory manner, than any
other Sewing Machine
ever invented.
At the Fair cf the Maojlacd Institute, welch
deed a four weeks sossioa at Kaltimere on ftj
27th of ovember, the superiority 01 the KLOil.
LNC was azain conSriued by. tbe corcmitt an
Sowing Machines, who unanimouiy awiriii it tL
GOLL iiEDAL, the hiheit priis tha lcsti;u;
conter?.
On the 12th of September tbe grest Fair ar 1
Exhibition ol the American Iriftituto 'c-i
in ew York. A3 usual, the display of wi;$
Mfhiaes was lare, aul tho ompetition srcii;
but after aiii.vwejks trial, the fr..'r..!i of:;
t LOkliTiCti had the s.iti.-i';ic"c n of sa 1:17 t'.ir
favorite siia triurcphant.asd for the lij
bedriDg elf the hiest honors of taa Americta
Iiii-titute.
Btl w we give ar x'ract fr ia thenpnrtcf ibi
committee cn Sewi 1 Machine, read at taa ei.s qf
the- Fair :
'The whole nnm'ier of Pewin r-h In na
hibit.on i thietcei ; of hes, twelve are enii-rl
for ci ni et oa. The rtie' b'rin f the !f.i. TJi
(TL022XC7: SETINii HAtHIIiS ii J-..: l
t be the D LST on e.vhihitn.a. It uust s!.j It
stated. incidentally, that Thit it bt'.cr thun anjuj
it4 cl-titiinijcnto the Judgti.
"Its merits are :
"1st. Good material and
thorough workmanship.
, '2d. More absolute nov
elty than marks the usna
improvements in Sewinj
Ivlachine.
21. The ingenious arracr!?nt of api'tW
tions for adj ujtin tha tr.r -aJ djrirs ho j '.
of tha shuttle and the gathtricg up cf i: ia Ci
ai-h of tua stitch.
"tth. 'l hj rovcrsihle foed.
"0th. Thevirietyof wtrk tltat fan lJoMa?
oa it.
"XVe therefore declia that it rec-jiva ths awl
first c!aii.
(SiTiiel) WM. rr.ATT,
UiAS.CAUY,
L. JJWLtS."
"This is t9 ccrt!fl!;at tie f. revoic- u a trs
extract from the Undort of the Ju !-"i uf '-?i
Machines at tha 37th annual Yr. I? '"
J.NO. W. CHAMPERS,
S;'y li.a.-l 3iacs.
Xcvr York, Xov. llth, l2'7."
It would seem asthCnh this mceeisinn of tr.
aroplis should be-suQvient to eonvino vi-ry o
prejud'ctl peron of the grat superiority ff tit
FLOiiE.VUE over aU others as a Family
Machine : and if anything mire is neud lo c -s-firm
the above, we might &d.ld that, in l".
"Co." only sold iO ilachires, whilst nw tier
over
40,000 IN USE.
thei eiUblisbing the success of the F1I0F.E5CS
beyond all qut;on.
Every 32acblne Is lTarraned.
WE E. "BLAST,
General Western Agent,
612 A'. 4iA it ,eatttide,
tei. Washington Ac. eniGrtt.
ST. LOCK.
" Circnlars, Priee LisUand eaaiplca of crk f"
nished on app'icuii:n.
JOHN W. HENDERSON,
A&ect for Brofnvin
and Kemah Coontt.
R. F. BARRETT,
Proprietor of the
SUX SET, and owner of the entire Fe-ry FriT-:
Would reapctfn!ly re;ree it to ihe Trave'f ?3?li
Browuvilia, pr imptiy and without dels, at
in the day tiuie
The capacity of the boat will accuarnj'!fe
Flitecn Loaded Wasor.s and Teas
OR 103 HEAD OF CATTLE,
AT PITS TRIP-
W. H. KJMPERLIN'.
OCULIST AND AUBIST.
V.'iil Txe,t all D;ia ..f t! Kve '
Room at the Star Hold. j
Tenders bis services to the citizens ft tt; Ir 'c -it
vicinity. Kit b rori(iU''ed at rh ahove piJ' ? ' fcJ(
1st to the U th of ecb nipnth. And r h
S&tfi. Richardson cour.t j A6'' ij.H7
from the ICth to the Ust of pub mon.h.
-J0SEpliJ, SIHTTZ
Land a larjre and well selected stock of S"
ielti in is line. r .
One Door west of Granfs Store, bra
rille. Nebraska.
nopMlri2i tin
Of Clocks; Wtcte"Iad jeweiry uoiis on
est Notice.
WORK WARRANTED-
Fresh Laver Raisins, Currant.'. Citron t'- t
Quar Loaf Sjrnp, Sorghaia, and $
K
Soda Crackers, Cicjer Sap. anJ A''SiSS
rs,at SWA
lie "