THE 'Am18.ot.

- - $2.00in advance,t the end ot 6 raonilu, 2 f)0

- " .V--r jnnre wiH freiue4 at $1.50 pernotiHe order,t-

--'-tbc

--.new- lvu-- c

JOD WORK.. tensive editions of Xew Type, Cuts,

Cani,. fcc., male to the "Advtr-- J:

f J I Bn.Me-- u

dine .to be able to tare oat Work in

c ,Ofjc rtL. TL proprietor beingrtrarTj --

and J:3vin? in bis employ anprinter, is ae--

rv nr-- w oJrt,ns ia the execution of Job Work.t a f 4

wr1" U ... of rter'n latest improvru vwuf!Ua-- IT. w.n w..rt. i.c: willv..., ' ') BUsk..

y nr-I-ula-r

.attention.

.:n nmTrtk. attended to.from a ti

:el sa:i:i"3t:ti-- n or no p;r.

See the terms of our paper at the

tea t cf tlil' column. TVe snail enforce

the letter the prcsant year,

aoJ vi;la i 50 uncrsto0( at ke com"

enccment. ;:

Hail Siobm. On Tuesday last

tai. rcion oi country as umiuu ujhail storm "wit- -.v. Tirns-- t

severe ever'

Vr the - "oldest inhabitant.'covered with

Xiie "TC-ndw- as perfectlycfnr.M, in Riif from tliat. a. mar.

l.V" to a hens ezg one was picked up

measuring 5 inches m circumlercnce.

W'r.-lnw- were enerallv smashed in, I

--jt stripped of their foliage,t. w V - " A

truck' beatahrv killed, --gardenLto the craund.-?r-

oi the appearance

we fear to hear from. f cr gardens'cur farmers. The crops cannot be

otherwise than almost ruined where

"the bail feil as it did here.

Wttther the "Comet? had anything

.to lo with this visitation or not we.i ;

wait information irom tne "Knowing

one.s.v It iaac its. appearance here

ihe evening previoui to the storm, and

narv snspcct'it had a --hand in the

The rre-- tlemanlv and ever accom- -

moda;:r.z clc rks of the Steamers Ad- -

r.rlral. Omaha. Asa Wilgus, Wattosa,

ew Mtnonghcla, .Silver Heels, Emma,

Emirrant, and Goddin will please ac-

cept our thanks for their usual and

Ttrular favors tics of New York and

St.L'.'u:s papers.

Vie arc just now having frequentfifi:? frob our Northern 'friends," who

f.ol '. much in tne welfare...f .:''T Nemaha county." We sup-V"- -u

they are around telling 4'the peo-i'- e

il Xemaha count v? how loTotc

Lo will uit them our "s'jJihori'):.: canil'ites, and if -- the people.f N'jz?:.: count v can't' be trxippeJ

-

they (ur "'nijnhors )v ill call .diznatioti meelins" and::oach . the Nemaha county Heathens

L',v to ;:vt." J:ierry? Are not the'Oopl? (f.Nemal.a c unty 4,.jf age"

"twenty-no- " cr.p:il'lc cf makingtheir ow;t ?:cctiTi. i Caiili l.'.tes, andlecidir. o tu vote

TLc Brownville Hotel Comnanv or- -A

ja:.ized vestcrdav bv electing Jas W.Cvicinan, Alex IIallam,C. W. "Wheel-

er, II.' Johnson and R. Brown Direc-

tors, who electedC. W. WHEELER, Pres't,ALEX. HALL AM, Sec'v and Tr.

Sce notice of assessment in anoth-er column.

PmsoxAL. Gen. Bowen, of Belle-iu- c.

and candidate for Delegate toCongress, faVorcd us with a visit thisweek; The General looks well, is associable; jovial and lively as ever, andexpresses himself in good spirits as to

s success.

aite a number, of business lots haveleen purchased in this city the past

eek, by new comers, and contractsadc for the immediate erection of

luildinzs thereon.

We have advices from Richardsonand Pawnee "counties, ';all richt for

Pine Loieeb. See the advertise-- -

:a of R. Browx & Co., who are nowreceiving and opening up an extensivefr--e Lumber Yard in this Citv. This

m

5 Something trp bnvn rf?itlv TiPAf1f1o - w c: J -and we hone the cntomri5 will

':'ct with abundant success.

R. Brown, and Alex. Hallam have! Phased the half lot next to McAllis

ter Co's. Store, on Main strnetI 7

erecting a building in whicht0 establish' themselves as Bankers,

-- alers in Exchange, Land Warrants,ljjing and sellingReal Estate, kz.

Gee. "VVMr Labamib, of La Platte,13 aaaosnccd as the Republican can-u-- te

for Delegate to Congress, fromTerritorv. '

Hocei-ou- t Bax-b- . We learn that-- wjaisiu- neimoors oi liocKt w

--ho. are abpaper in their town, bv the above

7- - eiiorcthicy mav meet withwL---

aiit success.

Foueth cr July. The meetingcalled on last .Saturday evening, metand decided to celebrate the comingAnniversrry of American Indepen-

dence in this City, by giving a freedinner to everybody, in regular west-

ern, hospitable style, having proces-

sion, oration, vocal and instrumentalmusic, kc. "We have not room for theproceedings of that meeting but haveiriven their substance. A committeewas also appointed to solicit funds todefray expenses.

We learn that the celebration atSonora last week was a grand affairlarge procession large attandance ofvisitors good speeches and excellentdinner. Our neighbors of Sonora havethe reputation of doing things up in"A No. 1" stvle on all such occasions.

Fine. A small building in the rearof the Post OfSce, was discovered to

be on fire about noon Tuesday last,and was partially destroyed .

beforea

discovered. Undoubtedly the workvc an inucuoiai v. ito insurance; lossnot very serious however.

In the case of Rhinehart, who 'wasto have been tried at Kebraska City,for the murder of Sergeant Porter, ofthe U. S. Army, the Judge decidedthat civil jurisdiction did not apply inhis case, and he was ordered to FortLeavenworth to be dealt with by CourtMartial.

Still tket CoiiE. We learn thatGen. Thayer, Gen. Estabroot andCom. Decatur, are out as Candidatesfor Delegate to Congress from thisTerritory.

Omaha City Times. We have be-

fore ns the first number of this paperrecentlv established in Omaha City,edited and published by "W. TT. Wr-MA- X.

The paper is of a large mam-

moth size, printed on excellent paper,and its typographical appearance ad-

mirable. In politics the Times is

Democratic, and if the Editor "keepson the way he has began," he will make

an useful and popular paper. . Successto Mr. "WriiAX and the "Ti ICS."

The Nebraskian hoists the name ofB. B. Chapman, late Delegate to Con-

gress for Nebraska, as a Candidate forre-electi- on.

The BcUeriic Gazette has hoisted thename of Gen. Bowen, of that place, asa Candidate for Delegate to Congress.

The Nebraska City 2cw comes tous this week enlarged. and in a newdress.

It is nt improbable that Major BenMcCullouzk, the distinguished TexasRanger, has been appointed Governorof Utah.

Bbeckexbtdge, X. T.June 21st, 1857.

IL TV. E CBN AS,

Sin Eureka ! Eureka ! The centreof Richardson countv, and a beautifulplace it is; beautiful high table prairie,vith abundance of pure,-hc- al thy water

in its midst. And here a town hasbeen recently laid out and called bythe Euphonious name of BrecJccnridge."With all its natural advantages, andthe start it is taking, wc think it isdestined soon to rival the most impor-

tant towns, in one of the best counties,in Nebraska.

It has the advantage of beinjr inthe centre of the county, at the junction of the roads leading to the principle points on the Missouri river fromthe North and South Forks of theGreat Nemaha river; it is on the Southside of the Muddy creek a most exvollr.T.'f til i. 1 .1.Aitiu. 1.111 fcircam, wuere mere isplenty of timber; is within two milesof the Great Nemaha riven four milefmm Qln J --i r . ,uuu fcii in. ICS irom .ITCner. !

I learn that a coal bankhas been discovered adjoining the townsitc, andstone maybe had in abundance in thevicinity. A bridge ia soon to be erect-her- e

across the Great Muddy; ,d itis here that the emigrant road fromNebraska City to Topeka and all inte-rior of Kansas will cross. The'countryall around this point is rapidly fillingup with good substantial old farmerswho have gone there for the purposeof making for fcmselvcs permanenthomes.

For richness of soil and beauty ofscenery it cannot be surpassed. Thisis none of your paper towns withouta location.

To persons wishing to locate in theJxrritoryT would say call and examinethis point, and the country around, andthen you.will be able to appreciate itsmany advantages as a business point.

Rreckenride is sixteen miles fromNemaha city, and on the most directroute leading to Pawnee city, Cincinnati and Marysvillc, &c, from Bnnvn-vill- e

via Salem. Yours &c,Downing.

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATIONor the

NEBRASKA SETTLEMENTCOMPANY.

Akt. 1. KnoTf all men by thef present?, that we,J. S. Wxl, Joseph Steel, jr, B. V. Muiry C. W.Gidiiinr-- . IL Irownsecmle, E. V. Ferris, Deroit C.01in?ti;ad P. IWtlet, Jainca I. Gidding?, EobertW. Fcrnaa, and S. B. Cowles, enr heirs and asign3,do hereby axate ourselrea toother as incorpora-tors f r the purposes and oses expressed in thesearticles of incorporation, and do by these presentsconstitute and dec-kx- e oursclres a Body corporateand politie with euccessicn under the name andstyle as grircn in the following articles, agreeable tochapter Third of an Act of the Legislature of Ne-braska Territory, entitled '"an A;t for rcTising, con-solidating, and preparing a general Code for the Ter-ritory of Nebraska," approved Jan. 25th, a. d., '55.

Act. 2. This Association thall be known ty thename of tho Aei'm'in &VeTr.nt Company. Thennnibcrof shtret of capitol stick shall not be lessthan twenty nor more than five hundred of five hun-dred d'.lhirs crch; bat the price of these shares maybe raised at " any regular meeting of the Board ofDirectors, by a vote of two-thir- ds present and voting.

Aet. 3. Every member of tliis association shallpay at tho time of his or her subscribinj to the eon- -FtiruricE, the sum of twenty "dollars per share sosubscribed by them, for tho use of the comny; thebalacce of said t aare to be paid in such manner andat such times as directed and required by the Boardcf Directors. In ease any member of this Associa-tion, after being duly notified, fail to pay tho saidshare or shares, or any part thereof, when called forby said Board of Directors, and allow the same toremain unpaid for the spaco of tiirty days, the Boardshall thereupon be a. thcrized and empowered, attheir discretion to declare the said stock cf Euchmembers forfeited to the use of the company, andmay thereupon proceed to make such dispositionthereof as they may deem meet aid proper. COAet. 4. The oSicers of this Association shall bo

President, a Vice lTesidant, a General Superinten-dent, a Treasurer, a Secretary imd Seven Direetors,

they f Laal hare itll power to make; alter or cliacgo Htheir own. by-law- s.

Aet. 5. It shall bo the duty cf the General Su-perintendent to receive subscriptions for capitalctotrk, sell shares representingcity lots, and to attendto the correspondence and the active business of theccmpany. , All monies received by him shall be paidmonthly to the Treasurer. He shaU give bondssatisfactory to the Ikard for the security of monieswhich may be in his hands, and be shall receive forhis gcrvic?s snch sarjr, a? shaU !c fixed upon by thoBoard.

Art. 5. It shall be the duty of the Secretary tokeep exact minutts of the proceedings of the Presi-dent and Board of Direetors tnd meetings of theStockholders, and to attend to the collection of aUdae3 of the company, and pay over the same to theTreasurer when collected, and take his receipt fortho same, and dosind perform inch other duties asmay be ineumbeat on him by virtue of his ofHee, ora directed by the by-la- or board of directors. Heshall Lave his books open to tho inspection of all themembers of the company, and shall receive for hisserv ices such sum as shall be fixed by the Presidentand Board of iLinagers. lie shall give a bond withat leait two sureties, to be approved by the Presidentan 1 B.ard of ilanagcrs, for tne faithful performanceof his duties.

Aet. 7. It stall tc.ti duty of the Treasurer toreceive from the Secretary ar.d General S uperinten-de- nt

all monies collected by them, and give arecciptfor the same; to pay all orders drawn by the Presi-dent an i Hoard of Managers and attested by theSecretary. lie shall keep correct accounU of allmonies received aad paid out by him and have hi3books present and open at every meeting of the Boardand of tho Stockholders, for the inspection of anymember of the Association, and exhibit a balancesh:et at every regular mectin;; of ths Board. Heshall giTcabond with at least two sureties, to be ap-proved bj the President and ISoarJ of Directors, lortne l:ulh!ul pcrii,nnanec of his duties.

Akt. S. The members of this company shall beall such persons cf good moral character, as shall,with tie consent of the General Superintendent,subscribe to the constitution, cwn one ormore sharesof stock, or shall have receive! donations from thecr.mpjuy; and they do mutually agree to protect eachother ia the maintenance of their lawful rights, andto act together ia the promotion of their mutualU.1..W.1- -.

n 1 r .t; I

S. -- an, . company may wans- -. ." " " I...CVU, uui,

bfore any transfer shall be made on the books cftue Association, the person or persons to whom thetransfer is made shall sign the constitution, and theysnail tLen be subject to ail tne liabilities, and entitled to ail the privileges of the original members,

Akt. 10. The annual meeting of this Associationshall s held on the first Tuesday in February ineach year, at sucn place or places as tne iTesidentand Board of Managers may designate, till one-thi- rd

of the stock taken shall be owned by persons residing m the settlement maae py tis company in

after which time, they shall be held at TableBock, Nebraska. The cEeers and managers shallheld rcralar meetings once in three months, at suchplijeandtn such dsy3as they mayappoint: Specialmeetings may be called by the President and Secret'y.SpecirJ meetings of the Stockholders may be calledupon the written request cf ten member?, noticethereof being given by the Secretary at least onenior.th betore such meeting shall be held.

Akt. 11. Every owner of capital stock shallhave one vote for every share of stock held by himor her up to four shares, and one vote for every twoadditional shares up to twenty; but no member shallin any case be allowed more than twelve votes onany question, and no Stockholder shall be aUowedt vote at any meeting who is at the time delinquentin the puyinent of his or her stock.

Art. 12. No member or officer of this Associationshall have power to bind the company by any con-tract, or to render them liable to anj extent or forany purpose, unless authorizsd so to do by the Board ;

and the Board shall in no case render the companyliable beyond the amount of available funds. TheBoard shall not have power to sell to any one personto be hell in their own right at the same time, morethan eirhty acres of lard lying within circuits ofthree miles square, the centre of the city plots beingthe centres of such squares or circles, ) nor more thanthree hundred and twenty acres of land of saidcompany lving outside of said squares: providedthat any so owning eighty acres within saidcircuits may hold sufficient k.nd outside said circuitsto make in all 320 acres. The company shall nottoll to any person any land till he or she shall haveFabcribttl to this constitution.

Akt. 12. Every Stockholder shall be entitled topurchase property of the Association at the currentrriec thereof to the amount of one thousand dollars,and have a credit of seven years thereon by payingone Eevcnth of the principal and all the interestannuallv: wovided. he or she wiU occupy tne same.and has nud fr his or her stock, and one share ofthe stock, and the property so purchasedshall La held as security for the payment thereof.

Aet. 13. No. member of this company shall beallowed to se!i intoxicating drinks as a beverage,within the bounds of any of the settlements madebv this comranv. In case an" member of this com--

pary shall be convicted cf so doing, he or ate Ehallforfeit all his or her right and interest in this com-ran- v.

and all his cr her title to lands rrocured fromthe Vmrany. and this forfeiture shall be regardedas real and a'apalaied damages to the company forsuch an offence, and the property so toneitea snailbe appropriated by the Board to the benefit cf schools

in the town or ward wnere tne osencc was com-

mitted.Akt. 13. The Board shall have rower to issue

certificates of stock U Uo redeemed in town lots.The jriee of such stock shall be fixed at $20 a share,but it may be nuseU at any time by the loard at arcirular mwtir thereof. lte iTesident of the .boardshin eaU meeting of the holders of such shares asoften as oace in three months in the towns wheresuch shares are to be redeemed, for the purpose ofdrawing ftrloL; and when such lots are drawn theowners thereof shall be entitled to a good and su5-cie- nt

deed thcrr.for. The Board shall have powerto doaate tewn or city lot3 for mcral, literary or religious purpose.

Aet. 15. TLie President and Board of Directors,a majority, of k htm shall furm a quorum, shall havefull power to manage the affairs of the companyaeaeranv, to purchase real estate, to improve, selland dispose cf tbe same under the regulations provided by tne co:istitction ana the by-law- s. Theproperty so pcrchieed shall belong to the stockholdersof the capital ttock, to be enjoyed by them accord-ing to th-.-i- r rc?pei.tive shares, and all profits arisingtherefrom shall bs semi-anaual- ly accounted for, andso much of sid profits as shall appear advisable tothe Board shall be divided, and a dividend shall bedeclared on the lirst Tuesday in February and thefirst Tuesday in Augrut in each year in which suchprvfit? shall have sccracd, and shall be paid over totht re.?pcrtive rtorkholders at any time after the expiration ri tea days uierelrom.

Akt. 17. In case any di:?pute shall arise betweenany of the menilcrs cr oCeers oi the company, allsuch disputes sh ill fci referred far final decision toarb itrators chose in the usual way.

Akt. 18. N city or town plot shall be laid out inthe bounds cf an of the sctUements made by thisewnpanv. except by the advice and authority of the

l iAiara o: Directors.Aet. 10. These Articles of Incorporation shall be

subject to alteration anil amendment at any regularmrx tingcf the rtocVholdcrs by a vote of two-thir- ds

present ami voting; provided, that no alterationshall be Binde until it shall have been presented tothe Buard at .cat throe months previously in wrvtics.

J. S.WOOD,JOS. STEELE, ZsILV.MriK.O.W.GIDDISGS,II. inOWNCOilEE,E. F. FEK1US,OLMSTEAD t BABTLETT,JAS. L. GIDDIXGS,ROBERT V. FUBXAS,S. B. COWLES.

' Hdtloe.underHijrned are no longer etocilKkdcrs in iheTHE Valley Lank, and are not responsiblefor its iisue, bavin; sold our interest in the same tolle&irs. Jon3y k Barkelow, S. E. Sogers, F. Darid-so-n

and their associates., . , SAilX B. FJDD1E,

BrovnTinc, llartn lSth, 185 , - r ; , 50-2- m

aoraR. C. BERGER, Proprietor.

BROWNTTLLE, IT. T.THE finest of Liquors for any purpose desired,

or otherwise. Sezars of eTery jrrade,Oysters acd Sardines of various sized boxes, Fruit?,2uts, Confeclionaries; in short ererything to tickelthe aroetitc cf the epieunaru always on LautLscrredin pood style and at reasonable rates.

J. W. COLEMAN,

liaiid and SiOt AsrcntAND

REAL-ESTAT- E BROKER.TABUS FOB SALE OB BEST.

Xivncl ZEirLtorcxiouTIttio.Land "Warrants Bought and Sold. .

BROWXYILLE, N. T--

Kaiiawha Salt. 2000 LLls on consignment,and will be s aid at a reduced price, by

- J. B. JENNINGS. ;

FrniL. 150 boxes hrs and qr 11 E Baisins, andbxs Orangua and Jpemons, for eale liy

J.B.JENNINGS, i

frmnto 2 mcnes, juit received, and Tor taleXy

J. B. JETNLNGS.3Iackerel. 120 packages no. 1, S, and 3Hack- -

erel in i, It, laid whole blls just received, ind for- - - 'sale by

J.U. JllN-KlMiS-Frcs-h

Crylers. 100 doz FielS' celebntclOysters, on fiir;x:t consigTimcnt, in store, and fcr sal t

: : .

J. B. JENNINGS. ;

Jfail?. 3 Of Ke?s assorted, in store, aod for Hale by

: 1 J. B. JENNINGS. )

Tish. 10O bxsno. 1 dried herriniT?, anl 2000pounds Snjicr.or Codliih, just received, anl forsale by

: - J. B. JENNIN GS.

AViadow Glass. 150 boxes SK101012glas, just rcceifed, and forle,byt t TrvrVTVio

St Joseph, Mo. April 30, '57.

CniBIXS G. DORSET.

Mclaughlin & doksey, I

BEA1L ESTATEAND

GENERAL LAND AGENTS,First Str&st, (opposite "Advertiser" office,)

BROWNVILLE, N. T.Will attend to Filing Declarations ef intention to

.Securing Pre-emptio- ns, Locating Lard Warrants.Entering Land.

Land Warrants Bought and SoILParticular attention will be paid to buying and

selling propsrty on commission, and making invest-ments fur distant dealers.

Correspondence solicited.Mclaughlin a dobsey.

. BETEE TO

sf , .4 ilcGary, Nebraska City, N.TMelTicrson, Morrison, Hutchins, Erownville, X. T.O. II. Barnet, Esj., Dayton, Ohio.

FOE SALE.Lot 5 in block 59; Lots 3 and 12 in block 45; Lot

10 in block 47, in the City of Brownville, byMeLAUG ELLIN" & DOUSEY.

FOB SALE.

Lot 2 in block 40, best Levee lot in Brownvpe;also, house and lot La block 2 llain street.

MeLAUGHLIX & DOBSEY.

FOE SALE.

naif of lot 11 in block ID Main street; also, lot 4in block 12. Also, 40 acres of land juining SouthBrownville: by McLAUGHLIX & VOllSE Y.

April 23,' 1S57. 45-- ly

SPRING ARRIVALa v

NEW GOODS,W. HOBLITZELL & CO.

BLWNVILLE, JT. T.7Eare continually receiving by every boa'

entirely new and large assortment cf

SUPERIOR GOODS,

Which we will sell at as reasonable pricesas any establishment in tbe West,

our motto being

"LIVE AND LET LIVE."We have now in store a srrcat rnriety of the fol

lowing articles, which w'e purchased for CASH andconsequently can sell cheap-at- he same terms :

DRY GOODS,

Grroceries,HATS AND CAPS,

HARDWARE,CUTLERY,

Q UEENS WA R E,WILLOW WABE,

oots and lioe,Readv Made CIotBins

And a fine assortment of

I.IGIIT GROCERIES,Such s

Spice,Peppers,

Soda,Silaratus,

Allspice,eta, etc.

And a good article ofSmoking and Chewing Tobacco.

It is a pleasure to as to show goxls, and wc askyou to csiU round ana see tor youneivw.

IIOELITZELL CO.April 23, 1&37. IS-- ly

DR. J. L. McKEE,

ANDSURGEON DENTIST.

BROWNVILLE, N. T.Teeth pinned and filled ia the most ap

proved method. . . a. an . J

BrovfriTille., MavV

14 '0. 4-- U

GEO. P. LUCKBARDT,

WATCH MAKERAnd JToxT'olXcar,

OREGON. HOLT COUNTY, MO.rrVAKES the liberty to inferm the citizens of

IBJL Brownville and vicinity, tliat he has opened aWATCH, CLOCK A JEWELRY STOREIn Oretron.TIolt county. M-o- where he wiU kn constantly on hand, and for sale, a good assortment ofGold anI Silver Watches, CIockh ana jewelry, w&iciihe will ell extremely low, for CASU. Also, a finelot of Violins. Accordeoas. Silv4T, and llated Spectacles, ikld reus wita uuia asw. ourcr cxamsioncases. Silver Thimbles. A- c- A.. - -- -

lie is prepared to repair Watches, Ulocks and Jewelry, of every Utscnrtwn, in tae best manner anaon ihe cvst reasonablo terms.

Every article bought in his establishment, ii warranted to be what it is represent'! to be. Wi:ch repairing warranted for ono year.

. a. vf. rvrrr. 5x. c wujcrssox.

PUETT & WILKINSON, -

AND

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

Will attend to all business entrusted to their eara

CoL Jesse William, Fairfield, Iowa.Gov. Jos. A. Wright, Indianapolis, Ind,Mr. F. N. Boock, Washington City.Hon. John G. I)av5s, Bockville,Ind.Hon. Geo. L. ilUler, Omaha City, N. T.

Buchanan Life and General

Ofik cor 2d and Jule st&,ST. JOSEPH, no.

CH AETEKED AT TOT LAST SESSIOX OF TBZ HO. LEQ.

Authorized Capital $3,000,000.DISECTOaS.

J. B. Jennings, L B. Howard, J. A. Owen, MiltonTooth, John Col houru John IL Likens, W.ILPeneik,James Kay, N. J. McAshan, A. G. ManrSeer.

w w Tvvi'ti'n.i w

N. E. McAshax, Sec'y. i .." - .

r now ready to reieive application for Life, Fire,Marine and Birer risk3. A cash re tarn of 25 per

cent, will be allowod on cargo premiums. Lossespromptly adjusted, and the uiual facilities given tothe patrons of. the omce,

April 16th, 1S57. 41-C- ta

J. B. X'ALXISTlX . i.U. rXTZIEK. - :"

JONAS CRAKE.Oregon, Mo. , BrownTille, N. T. . : Oregon, Mo.

'.. McAIXISTER, DOZtER & CO.,

rdnvAriDirsarer ccr.irnissiori' MERCHANTS.

Dealer inFANCY AND STAPLE

DRY GOODS!- HAHDWAEE & QUEEXSWAEET r '

Gxocorics,Provisions,-:Prodsce,:- ." etc.,-- . etc.,

So. Main. Street, and Xo.2 Leste, . ,

BROTTSTILLE, JT. T.St. Joseph Gazette, Kansas Herald, Jefferson City

Enquirer and St. Louis Republican copy six monthsand charge this eSce. . . .

April 16th, 1857. . 44-l- y

Saddlery.SADDLES, Bridles, Martingales, Checks, and

of goods in this line can be had atHOBLITZELL & CO'S.

UPHOLSTERY,WBOIXSALX - XSH EETAXL,

; by -

.

-

SCARRITT & MASON.- -

52! LOUIS, MO.

WE take treasure in saying to our friends andthe public in general, that our stock of Fine,

Medium,' and Common Furniture, as well as Mat-trcs- &s

and Bedding, was never more complete anddeserving the attention of purchasers, either atwholesale or retail in fall suits or single articlesthan at present. .

Yt'e shall spare no effort to keep the most completeassortment in our line, in the West. Our Goods aremado here, as well as East, by the best workmen,and thus combine the greatest variety and lateststyles, with the cheapest and most substantial.

Dealers, as rell as all other purchasers, are in-

vited to calkand look through our Mammoth WareBooms. . .

Orders also, from all parties having furniture tobuy for themselves or others, are especially solicited,with the assurance of our best endeavors to merit acontinuance of the liberal confidence and patronagewe have so long rjceived.

- - SCABBITT 4 MASOX.Washington Ave. between 2nd and 3d Sts.

March 19th, '57. 40-3- m

JEFFE23GX P. CASADT, 1 MARTIN W. SIDES,JAS. D. TE5T, JAS. D. WHITE,'. Council Bluffs, Iowa. J Nebraska City NT

CASS ADY, TEST, RIDEN & CO.,(Successors to Biden White.)

LAND AGENTS.NEBRASKA CITY, N. T.

J JAYI"C iaade arrangements by which we willXX receive accurate copies of all the Townshipsembraced in thei Eastern portion of Nebraska, weare now prepared to offer our services to the .

SQUATTERS OF THE TERRITTORY,'In Filing Declaratory Statements of

Intention to l'rc-emp- U SecuringPre-emptio- ns Locating Land

NVarrants andENTERING LAND.

LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT & SOLD.Land Entered on Time, drc.

Particular attention paid to Buying and SellingProperty on commission: Also, to making Collectionsand forwarding remittances to any part of the Union.

lilanis of all kinds always on band.BEFEBENCES.

Hon. A. A. Bradford, Nebraska City.S. F.Xucolls, u uSlessrs. Dolman i West, St. Joseph, lloPeter A. Keller, Washington CityThomas Lumpkin, u uJune 23, 1S56. vl-n- 4

DILLON, THOMPSON & CO.Larire Frame Baildic Cor. Main & Koct Sts.

BOCK POET, JO.Whosesale and Retail Dealers in

And Groceries,Hardware, Queensware, Drags, Uats, Caps,

Boots, Shoes, Tinware, StOTes,Furniture, Iron, Nails, Plows,

and Farming Utensils.

WILL have, on the opening cf nvtgation, aand varied accession to their present

Stock, which will be sold Low for Cash. .

February 12tls, 13o7. ., S- -tf

Cash! Cash!! Cash!!!THE undersigned would most earnestly call upon

know ing themselves indebted for Medicineand Medical attendance to come forward and settlewithout further notice A. S. IIOLLADAY.

Lrownville,MaylI,lS57. 4S--tf

Attention Lot Holders ! !

RIG ELY IMPORTANT!!!LL pcrseujirho own Lots in the City of Brown-- t.

viile, are here bv notified. tht I am wow- - pre- -prepared to execute WARRANTY DEEDS for thesame, and, unless Deeds are obtained before the ex-

piration of six xosnrs from date, said City Lotswill be sld to the bidder, and th proceedsthereof disposed of according to Law.

City cf Brownville, T. Feb. 26th, 'j7. 37-- tf

Notice.r uXcbmtlm AJcertlier":Dear Sir; La looking over the last number of your

paper a" notice attracted my attention signed byJerome Hoover, Esq., ia which he states that certainstories arc in circulation that the undersigned claimseme interest ic Nemaha City for the purpose of injuring its prosperity. It nay do quite weU to circulate a report of tiiat nature wnere tne latJ arcunknown, bat to those knowing tho facta each astatement is merely foolish.

And for tho purpose of giving a fair epportunityto persons to a. certain the facts we hereby warn allpersons from purchasing any pretended claim crinterest in the Eaid town cf Nemaha City, from thesaid Jerome n over,a3he has sold and received pyfor nine-- t wtlf ills of said town, and suit is now pendingto place the undersigned in possession of tbe interestby them purchased in the same; and they have notauthorized the said Hoover to sell or dispose cf arryportion of their interest, but directed toil to bebrought long since for its recovery.

Yours, AeF. J. MABSHALL.JNO. DONIPHAN.JAS, DONIPHAN.B. L. BALLABD.IL C BISHOP. -L. D. DIED.A. G. WOODWABD.S. F. NUCKOLLS.CIIAS. T. HOLLY".' '

! i.! STORE,4 NEMAI1A CITY, N. T.

JIOORE & BROWXLEE,

"Would respectfully announce tothe public generally that'

they hare received andopened at Nenraha

City,

LAPiGE STOCK

OF

JLtm Oi

Everything that comes under that head.

GROCERIES,

HH a f fll w a b e

T'i

IlliilSWIli,All of vrhicli Vi Q Will sell .

CHEAFEE THAN THE CUEAPEST..

Hone "Wanted.

I will pay the highest price for a few fine, wellbroke horses.

Apply at my stable in Brownville.J. W. COLEMAN.

SAVE YOUR HOUSE!!!

LIGHTNING RODS !BEIJTTET & MARSH,

RESPECTFULLY inform the public that theyto put up Lightning Bods of

a superior quality on as reasonable terms as any oneelse in this country.

Orders left at McPherson 4 Ilutchin's Store willbe attended to.

May 7, 1357. 47-- tf

For Sale.10 Casks Sugar Cured Hams, at

McALLISTEIi, DOZIEU & CO'S.

For Sale.10.000 pounds Bacon at

MeALLISTEK, DOZIER & CO'S.

For Sale. .

50 bbls, and 100 sks Flour, atMcAllister, dozier & cos.

J. B. JENNINGS,

Wholosalo G-rooo- r,

COMMISSION MERCHANT,

IND DEALEB IN

COUNTRY PRODUCE,

Corner Second and Frances Sfs.

ST. JOSEPH, 310.,

TTAS on hand, and to arrive, the following artiXJL cles, which will be sold to th trade on aecora- -modating terms, EXCLUSIVELY AT WIIOLE- -SALE:150.000 Cijars all quali-10- 0 bi3 E D anl W B

ties chees100 sacks G A Salt 156 boxes starch200 Hhds N O Sugar 200 bbls and hf bbli water500 sks Bio Coffee and but r crackers100 " O G Java Coffee 200 bbls and hf bbls pilot100 Laguayra " bread and pic nic do100 "Jlocb u 2P0 bbls soda milk sugared250 bbls, half bbls andlOO egg and wine do

kg3 Belcher's Molasses; 100 bbls apple vinegar200 bbls, half bbls and qrDOO bis Tobacco all grades

N N refined do 200 bxs smoking tobacco,150 half chests tea, all various brands

kinds 100 bunchegpipe stems250 bbls Belcher's Sugar 50 bbls H S Sicily and150 bbls, hal's, qrs, nos 1 Joca Almonds

3 and 3 Mackerel 50 bbls filberts, braxil205 Lis dried herring?' 20 hf bba White Fbh 100 b3C Soda

5 drcns dry Cod Fish 500 kegs assorted vih200 bxs ass'd candy 500 bxs ---

If and qr star100 " foncy ?andie3300 drums figs 150 do stmnc do100 tx! hi' and qr3 Bais-20- 0 do bar oap

ins 50 do rock candy.50 bxs Frunes

SUNDRIES.Cotton yarn, carpet chain, batting, candle wicks,

cotton and hemp twine, wheat and meal sacks, axes,spades and shovels, garden sefd3 and straw rakes, logchains, lead shot, powder brooms, wrapping paper,hemp, man; Ha, jute and cot t mi cordage, indigo andmadd-M"- , alum, white lead, window sash, windowglass, tumblarStjars of dlfTertkt sizes, Casks assortedsizes, sassafras bark, pie fruib, fresh peaches, brandycherries and peaches, current and raspberry jellies,fresh tomatoes, canton ginger, preserves?, nut meg,cassia, peppersauce, tomate and walnut catsup,lemon syrup, lobsters, sardines, extract and essenceof coffee, chocolate, pickles, matches, w.

1VOODEX WARE.Wash boards, tubi, common pails, cedar vti-- B B

pails, pine and cedar churns, brass bound churns, tarbuckets, well backets, cedar cans, mop stick, butterprints, buckeye bowls in nests; iron bound k-- g, onetw, tnrce, fire and ten rallons, thesmailCTiiixe withbales, common and I B half bushels and measures,camp stools etc.

1 am also acent lor tne sal osk A salt, and harenow on hand 2,009 bBa for sale at cost and transpor-tation. I have the exclnsire sale by direct consign-ment of five hundred dozen Field's celebrated eysters,acknowledged to be the best put ap in Baltimore.

To California aad Salt Eake Emigrants.Your especial attention is invited to my extmsive

stock, which embraces everrthinr suited to yourwants ia crossing the plains. I will at all times kisepon hand Bour, mc&L bacon, lard, hard bread :.n 1

crackers, all of bich wi3 be iuld at the lowest cvshprices.3S-l- y J. B. JENNINGS

THE public are hereby notified that as . Thomasthrough fuiseeolors obtained a certificate

of entry of the S. West fractional quarter and theS.East fractional quarter of Section number twenty- -five, in Township number six, in Bange number fif-teen. East of the 8th Principal Meredian in Nel--ka Territory. The above is chained by and will bepatented to B. B. 7hamron, whose rapers and

CitV f..rb:ir r.- -.

B.B. TuOMISON.Ittjbary 2r,th.l7. 37 tf

d. m. mrcHcoci. cssaedslte. exxj. jotD. 31. niTCUCOCK .j-- CO,

Let. OuVe anJ Lciist strecf3, SL IouLj, Ho..

MAXUFACTUIIEBS Grates.of Cocking, Htating, a,J :

AIm Manufacturers cf fLur sixes cfjewett's Vii-e-nt

Cary Hough, oaJ and twa hirse right ind Iathand.

U. C. JOHNSON,

Attorney and Counsellor cl Zcr,AND

Hail Estate Agent...EEQWNVILLE, N. T.

IIon.W:n.Je53ap, Mantrwe, l'a.B. S.Bontlv. -John C. Miller, Chicago, U. 'Wm. I. McAllister, - - --

CharloaF. Fiwlor. -;

Wm. Firguscn, Brcwsvillc, T.O. F. Lake, - u

May 7, ISjT. 47- - ly

GEOKGE F. KESSEPY,

BROKER,AND GENERAL LAND AGENT.

norence City. TT. T.

1-- OXl"y:LIGHTNING RODS!!:

W. C. LRLNGSTON,LROWXYILLE, X T.

IS prepared to sell and put up all iLrc of EoCmanufactured ly the --Ohio Lghtni;ig Iiud Cn;-panj- .'r

Orders left at tho ''Advertiser OfHee," will nseiiveprompt attention; W. C. LIVINGSTON.

May 7, 1857. 4T-- tf

Tt nvA; ij v m .T.--n

Livery Stable,J. YT. COLE2IAX,

INFORMS the public that ho has procured a stot kCarriages, Ruggies, ctc and a. n

Morses as are to be found, and has epeaed a- LIVERY STABLE,'SeconJ Street between Water anl Main, .

Erownville, If. T.All persons wUhing anjthiag ia Lis liac can "bs

accommodated at aJ hours.ALSO:

Horses and Carriages bt nght an.1 pkA1.

J. W. COLEMAN,

Worth of

Ready Made ClotliiitsrHATS AND CAPS,

BOOTS AND SHOES.Just received

Per Steamer Col. Crossman,- -;

AT SIEGEL k GREENRAUM'S

BALTHJORZI .

CLOTHING STORE,No. 31 Main St., Sd djoiabjvc Tost OiHo j.

BROVTNYILLE, S.T.Fine broadcloth coats. wdStanding collars, at the

Baltimore CTotliiitg Store.- -

Dlkand tn:j cass i rue r pants, aad.-Carpe- t

sa:ks, at theBaltimore C htJvlnrf Store.

Silk, Satin, Mariailes, and Casi Ycsts,a:id '

Flannel Shirts, at -

Baltimore Clollixng Store.Fine Shirts and over-all- s,

I'at. Leather Gaiters, straw hat, at tho

Baltimore Clothing Store.

Illack and fancy cravat',White and fancy shirts, at tho

Baltimore Clothinp Stin.-- .

Evcrytling in the clvtLicz line at theBaltimore Clothing S'ort:

Call around and examine the stock at tho

Baltimore Clothing S'.ore.April 23, 1357.

M HIES STDBE.

L P I r-- .

JOITN COLUOUN & BROTflEIT,(SIjti of the Padlock, opposite the Post C Sire. )

E-- ALES IS

Building end Saddlery Hardwire,GROCERIES,

Boot?, Slices, Lcall cr J Shoe FLi-- J to.ST. JOSEPH, MO.

HAT new ia store, and to arrive shcr.l;;, Aaal Foreign ILtriware, inch as

Greaves A Son's h'llcz J ' 'and Eire Tools - iT-.k-ct lIres '

Eutcher'ii do u Anrjs unl fork.!Spear A Jackson's saws Bras crrtaia- - biixte arrjGimlet pointed screws pinGriffin and American Dr W k

horse nails Angers and an t bi tuPost hole aogera Cera koivesAme3' ehovcis and spades Lriar scythesLuil & rorteT 3 shutter Grass and gin dj

Butts NailsMorticing mswhines Shovels and tenrsCircular, mill and mu!y Candlesticks

saws Framed wordIlanesaDd plane ir:n3 B.krLiths Be 1j wj anlCoopers drawing knives VIie

d adzes and wood as4i-)- I e Arts tr tr a bt.'JO'j

Tress Hops - mc r anvilsButts, cst and wrowglit St'jcks and di-e- s 'Copper rivtU fcr bl'j Pa 1 books, bn:e."hg lorpTuyere Irons 1'j.J screws, ecckerrUsed and com. ftirmt-- s Ornan;nts, radu

do d, Bi;u Girth reio androl'ft ve!do do Buckles Silk. Z cvrd t!tr.aildo d hingi CalJ si Ins "

Breast and rciasnps Unicr Ua'.bcrlast.--. pg B.-ill- lc doPeg flats Skirtirg lv.Pincers ILiruojs do

'

;Shoe thread Belting- - dBriitles, wax Gowtt sUnLining skins JLuaaiDKhcd resJi:rBin-lin-

Viithmaey gxli euj'jnK-ic-r a ecmyfeto tmorUmen; of the int doiirih'o hich t!.ry will f)t atthe lowest prir- -. J. COLHOVN ii KSO.

J-r- l":h,