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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
MORRIS a. STRATTON.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20rH, 1851, st
" 10 O'Clock, will offer at Action, 10 front Of our
Market street, rye and wellseected stock Of
Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &c, wa:
100 hhds fair to choice Sugar;l0t0 bags hne FAT;
100 bbls MoSsses; 500 bags fair TO choice Rio
leo y do do. Coffee
O. bKs extra cd Fish; $50 packages MackeFel
20 cases Sardnes; 60 boxes p ncy Candy;
80 coils Rope, ass,d Sizes 80 dozen painted Buckets
10 tieroes Rice Il books Va Tobacco, Vari-
$4,000 Cigars, various brands; brand;
100 boxes star Canhesi 80 %b xts star Candies;
90 quarter do; 81 boxes Tallow Candles;
sO0 kegs Nails best brands; 100 bbls Magnolia whisky
100 bbls Risky, vars ITO do hne Whisky. various
~ 20 American brandy; brands;
50 n pipes do; 10 bpls Gin;
100 bbls Cider Vinegar 4s0 boxes glassware, assd;
With vsrions other articles In the Grocery line.
April 81 MORRIS A SIRATT0N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24

Important to Consumptives Many valuable lives
have been saved by HEGGxAE. CLARK Co.'s GkSuISE
Con LIVER On, which, in all human probability, would
have been lost but for its timely use.
Quack medicine, but the Oil, made with the
from the Fresh Cod Fish LiCeTs and is
commended by the most eminent physcisnsD Europe and
America and has proved by ten years. experience the
valuable remedy for Consumption and Scrofus dis
covered for, while it the disease increases the
health and strength Of the patient.
CAUrIoS fnersB yrsAt al If pIrioai oil, adutera-
ted with Seal OIL Whale OIL &o which, instead Of benefit
tng, Injuries the patient, by dersnging the digestive
gans bat being cheaper BY unPrncPied psmed
OF for genuine
Notice, that HEoExAS, CLARK Co.'s signature is
the cork and the Eagle and Mortar the LABEL since
the dehth Of w. Rushton, late partner, II has
been article called Rushton put in the MARKET which
is n way connected with with r. @. Co., or Ii. @. i
Co.; thousands who had used other Oil without
cess have been restored health by the Genuine Oil Of
manufature.
told by ESIN BROS, J. G. BROWN, and by all respect.
able Di uggists feb24-2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24

THE CmcKERNG Piano FoRTks.-Au agency
for the sale OF these Celebrated instruments has
just been established in this city, 10 the rooms over
the bookstore of Chas. w. Smith. The excellence
OF the Ciickering Piano has long been known and
aekno~l.dg Ii has been repeatedly pronounced
by eminent Panists, on both sides Of the Atlantic
superior even to the Broadwood, Plegal or Evard
instruments which are the most celebrated Of Euro
pean makers. To show the rrpute Of the Cbicker-
log Pianos il is only necessary to state that the
manufacturers, have received from the different
Fairs al which they have exhibited their instru
menIs, eleven col medals, seventeen silver med
ais, four bronze medals, and the puEe medal from
the WoIl Is Fair ia London, in 1851
There is great variety Of styles and patterns Of
Pianos manufactured by these celebrated manu.
iaeturers, comprising various sizes and improve
ments Their peculiar qaslilis ore a full musical
and powerful tone, free from auy heavy wooden
tone noisy loudness OF sound Shch u aissys
cisagreeable 10 a sensitive musical ear.
Nc hellOr, the agent Tor this city, has eOOsit.
cradle number Of th,ir Pianos nos ON hand and
resdy for inspection aud sale. Remember the
rooms are over Chas. w. Spith's Bookstore on
College street
SoUrHKRS hETRoDisr COLLEGK.--T The body Of
~ 4 a
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Charleston Market.

Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, April q, 1-R.
CorToN-The market Is qaiet with lightly hrmer rates
Saies 10 day 40 bales-txtrsms rate i4c.
THE MARKETS 8Y TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, April % Sales of cotton to-day
amounted 20 IL 900; prices irregular; sales at 1871
plS9 Sugar nrm al lOtal0t; Flour buoyan ONO
Al Corn steady at Tee; Pork hrm Freghts slight
y declined Ex hauge on London 81 Exchange
on New York 1.
CmcINSArr, April 2S.-FlOur IS so to s. rs.
Whisky 22t a23s.
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CO M M E r T. IAL.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
APRIL 81 1851. I
Demonstrating done.
ToBAcco-we heard of but 8 hhds yesterday as follows
9,8, ;9.iO; 1880.
BAoox.-coming in more freely. Quotation unchan sed.
Hog round lOst allie.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24

The river is slowly aIlDgst sbis point, with about
8 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The arrivals yesterday we're the Nsttie HITLER
from Bufksvile, the Commerce from Paducab. and
the Rock city from Paducah.
The departures were the AleOnia for St. Louis,
and the Commerce for Paiucsh.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24
" n OLA IUNl
Editor Sparta Times" Sparta, Tenn

EB- The most succinet description which we
have yet seen Of the person Of the renowned Rev.
Mr. .Spurgeon, of London, is the following from
letter by an English correspondent of one Of
our exchanges. The writer calls him "a short,
fat, fresh, rouDd-sced, good nstured looking youth
~ new transportation Company has recent
Gently been formed for the shipment of freight be-
tween Buffalo and the uppr lake ports. Il is CALL
ed the " Northwestern Transportation Company
The propetors Of the line are Nessrs Charles Ban
croft d Co, and E. B. Ward, of Detroit; j. Max
well of Buffalo, and A. 7. Spencer & Co., of Chi
cago. The eight prcpellers forming the line are the
Montgomery, Globe, Adriatic, 0ntonagon, Ogontz,
Wabash, st. Nicholas aud Cincinnati Two Of then,
will run between D etroit and Buffalo, the balance
between Chicago and Buffalo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24

AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
KIRKPATRICK. NEYINS & co.

I'm FKIDA4, April The E4th IeoI AZ TO o'cIock A. NJ,
~ We viii Der for sale the folio sing artIcles-
100 hhis fair TO choice Sugars;
800 bags Coffee;
50 bbls powdered and crushed Sugar;
400 kegs Nails;
10n BIB Molasses;
200 bbis Whisky. various brands;
100 d zen Buckets:
20O box Bar Soap;
100 boxes Man f~ctured Tobacco, various brands;
25 tbs =. NJ Brandy;
IS bhls Gin;
IS bills Sweet Madeira Wine;
so casks Soda;
goo boxes q Rsssare;
lOl dozsn brOoms;
100000 tue Cigars, with many other articles in the Gro
Gerry Ice. apr22 KIRKPATRICK, NEYINS co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-24

White Teeth, Perfumed Breath, and Beautiful
Complexion-can be acquired by using the Balm % a
thousand FZoacers" What lady gentleman would re-
min under the Of disagreeabe BREATH when, BY
using the "BALx OF 1HEusASD flowers as dsnd-
ce, would not only render it ee but leave the teeth
white aabasef Many do not know their breath
is bad, and the subject delicate their friends viii
mention it. beware Of counterfeit Be each boteis
signed FETRIDGE L CO., N. J.
For sale by all Druggists. feD23-6m.
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Tickets SO 90: Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.
9CJ Bank Notes ofsound Banks taken at par.
Checks on New York RENTED for prizes.
Address orders for tickets certificates Of packages OF
ucketsto ANDERSON son, Managers,
Macon Savannah, Ga
sF- Persons holding Prize Tickets OF J. Y. Winter,
Manager will send them 10 for payment.
~ Address orders fer Tickets TO q II. INTER, Box
35I, Nashville, Tennessee; to Anderson s0N, Ma
con, or Savannah, Georgia.
aprl3-trWSWtd
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment and the King Of
sardina-Hvrmission BY royal letters patent
for The sale Of these remedies throughout srdna in
equeLee ofhis majesty being cured by their Of
Ulcer the leg. Any ulcer will readily yield
their mighty influence.
sod at the manufacturers, No so Maiden Lane, New
Yorx ami s44 strand London and by all druggists &c.,
eye, and 81 per POI or box. apr20-lw,
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CoRvKxIKKE RxsIDEkcE-l0rs AT PUBLIC
gALR.

" prensaz uili saif nnF han el4l Ding LOTS.
a. ks csanrr a zna rfreess lroasas ons Is
e As Aar hires ), iuet r1eA 4znnnsef slreess
nnf - ne isrl - kisE.
eieA a. eppertanllF An lists fhs esnsrs 81
bus "a nef a. "a lEsse1t itsnE - seeh los
eoaeeal hulaess, Hos e. sd - ths
Letn Rsd sltesa ne 1nha
isf 81 b. salf % ere e ens. tire. three, sur an
hqe ysa ~ is.sofy asclrr1 Eay1ae b8ns.
eralaG lHieFesR pDa hsn rstAsse $50 A u o'see.s
N. AtW q LIAncts1g
Z. oLasces Auefienssr eFrB
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SoUrHKRS hKTaoDisr COLLrGL--Tbe body Of
Aethodists which has been in session in ttis eity
for some DAYS past, yesterday located she Soath-
srn Methodist COIIege at tas point
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Royal Havana Lottery.

WE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted BY the spanish Government IN
Ter the supervision Of the Captain General Cuba will
take place at Havana. on
Thursday, May 7th, 1857.
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ossTszs csrns. s4rdaass. salues, IN sssrs ass ),
~ esisey Lo&GHrRsf CO.
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SAVANNAHLOTTERY!
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Anderson & Son, Managers.
Successors to J. F. Winter, Manager)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S6O,OOO!!!
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE GEORGIA
CT ass ",
Draws Nav 18th, 1857,

AT ST. ANDREWS HALL Savannah, Ga, under the
sworn supe nntendence Of W. T. symon Esq, and NJ.
Prentiss, Esq.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16

impossible for at least two days; and
and for more than a week the country
was mantled in white. Be assured
things looked dismal. The farmers of
this county we're in great perturbation;
hay was scarce and hard to be got in
many places for any price. Some
paid as high as twenty dollars per ton;
but such extortion was not generally
exacted. Many fed grain and pota-
toes; which are now scarce and high;
Flour so per barrel; Corn and Rye
$1,25 per bush; Oats IS cts, Potatoes
S1,25; Butter 25 cts. per h.; and all
other eatibles bearing pro%portionably
high prices.
1t is generally believed here, that
the lateness of the Spring and the con-
sequent necessity for keeping up the
stock has produced the general scar.
city which prevails here. The farm
ers have but just finished their plant
ing, and are beginning to think of
blowing for Buckwheat. Nature be-
gins to wear a brighter aspect; she for
the last three or four weeks has been
putting on her mantley green, and is
beginning to shine forth IN h~erverdant
glory. Though, things here are late
yet we look confidently to an album
dant harvest. Winter grain wasnever
better; grass promises to be good, and
as for fruit we think it will be super
abundant.
We should never distrust the super
attendance of an overriding power,
for the means Of sustenance, since he
hath said, "Seed time and harvest,
cold and heat, summer and winter, day
and night shall not cease, while the
earth remaineth," for the promis to
Gods people is 'fthy bread shall not
fail thee, thy water shall be sure"
Yours, truly,
G.. Y. ARNOLD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16
The Comet.

The Comet.
So much has been said and specula-
ton has been SO rife upon this matter,
that il almost amounts to a bore, to see
an article in a paper with this head;
but at the risk of being considered in
that point of view, We cannot refrain
from saying a few words on the sub
ject. In the Eastern States, if we can
judge by our correspondents in those
parts, it was thought that the particu-
lar portion of the West inhabited by
Nebraskians would be thepointof con
tact. In order to relieve the minds Of
those distant ones, we will state that ii
passed directly up the channel of the
Missouri river at this point, and scarce
ly noticing us struck at Nebraska city.
where it is TO be used hereafter in the
transportation of freight and passen-
gers across "Big Muddy" at that
place. "Let 'er flicker"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16
SANFORD, Broom, Co, N. Y.
June 10th, 1857.
]. LORE, Sec'y.
w. FURNAs, ESQ:

R. W. FURNAs, ESQ:
Dear Sir: Up to the present time |
have been very busy, since leaving
you at St. Louis, but having a few
moments to devote to writing, I i'm
prove the ~presentin a short communi-
cation. We had a very quick and
pleasant trip from Nebraska to Penn
sylvania, and on arriving home found
our friends all well. We left Brown
vile the first Of April and arrived
home the tenth. The goth of the same
month we had here one of the greatest
snowstorms that was ever know for
that season of the year; it continued
for about forty-eight hours, some Of
the time with a severe wind, andwhen
it subsidized the snow lay plump three
feet and a half, and having blowed on
the highlands, many Of the roads were
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16
PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NEBRASKA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
OMAHA City, n. II.

To The qualified voters Of Nebraska Territory =
l, Mark lizard, Governor Of the Territory of Ne
braska, In pursuance Of an act Of the Legislative As
sembly, approved January 26, 1856, entitled "EIec-
tions, do hereby declare and make known, that an
election Will be held in the several counties Of this
Territory, on the first Monday in August, A d. 1857,
for one Delegate to the Congress IF the United
States, one Territorial Auditor, one Territorial Treas
urer, one Territorial Librarian, one Attorney Gene
raj, and one District Attorney, for each Judicial
cial District, to be voted for by the qualified voters
of the District for which he is to be elected. Also.
thirty-fve LENDERS to the House of representative
of the Territorial Assembly, to wit: Tho Counties
of DahkOta, Cedar, and Liar qui Court, will elect
two representatives the counties Of Burt md Cum
ing will elect one Representative: the ecuntv Of
Washington will elect three REPRESENTATIVE. the
county Of Douglas will elect eight Representative i.
the county of Sarpy will elect four Representatives
the counties OF Dodge and Platt will elect Jointly one
representative; the counties Of Cass, Lancaster
Gage and Clay viii elect four Representatives the
county of Otoe, viii elect six Representative: the
counties OF Nemaha and johnson, will elect three
Representatives; the counties Of Richardson and
Pawnee, will elect three Representatives And at
the same time and place the qualified voters of each
county, will elect the following county officers 20
wit: one Probate Judge; one Sheriff. one Roc;sta-.
one Treasurer; one County Clerk; one Superfnten-
dent OF Common Schools: one Comfy Su,vcvor. one
County Commissioner for each Counfv: two Justices
OF the Feaee, and two Constables for each Precinct.
Inc county commissioners Of the organized Coun-
ties lying nearest adjacent to the unorSanzeid Conn
ties, will proceed to divide the unorganized Counties
into convenient Election Districts, and cause notices
to be posted in each Election Precinct of the time
ana place OF holding said election, and Of the officers
70 De voted Tor, and tOappOint Judges, and cause the
said Election to be conducted in All resrcets. and due
returns made thereof, as required by law.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and caused to be affixed the
great Seal of the Territory, done at Oma-
Isl Ia City, in said Territory, on the Thir-
tieth day Of May. A. d. 1851, and Of the
independence Of the United States Of
America, the eighty-frst year.
By the Governor MARKW. IZARD
T., B. Cunning, Secretary.
All newspapers in the Territory, please copy and
publish until the day Of Election, and forward the
account to the Secretary.
June llth, 1857. n52
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16

The N. Y. Daily Times Washing
ton correspondent says our Minister,
Mr.. Forsyth, has already opened a cor
respondence with the Mexican author
tiles in relation to the execution of
Henry A. Crabbe and his party of
Americans in Sonora.
N. Y. Tribune's correspondent of
Washington, June %, says Gen. Ward
B. Burnett will be appointed surveyor
of the boundary between the U. S.,
and British America along the 46 par
allel of the Rocky Mountains.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16

Our enterprising friend DUEsER Of
the "Brownville Stove Store" has just
received a large, varied and well Sc
lected stock of the most desirable pat
tern of stoves, which he will sell at
very moderate prices. He is a stran-
ger among us, but his energy and bu-
siness qualifications have already won
the confidence of the public, and we
feel assured he will not regret taking
up his %sojourn among Is.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16

The people of California are agita-
ting the question of calling a conyen-
ton to amend the constitution of that
State, and it is said that it will result
in dividing the State into two or three
States. The Philadelphia North Amer
lean assigns as a rerson that it will
double or treble the Offices, and hopes
all the greedy politicians are in favor
Of it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16


81. Israel Kessler, refuse to take
this paper out of this Office, and want
no more Nebraskanews, of this kind"
The above was written on the margin
Of an advertiser" No. 50 of Vol. 1,
and returned by Mr.. Kessler, after
putting his name to a prospectus be-
fore the commencement of u paper
and reading a whole year withOut pay
ing for 1t. 1t don't suit him after he
has received it regular for a year. So
he returns the last number of the vol
ume. He is one of the kind you "read
about" and newspaperpublishers come
across occasionally; who "S1b8cri6e
Just to encourage the paper-tO keep 1t
up" and when it comes pay day, woe
be to the unlucky publisher who de-
mands his 50. The Subscriber is in
suited, and straightway discontinues
his paper without paying for 1t; and
down goes the newspaper establish
ment-in the estimation of the afore-
said subscriber. He throws himself
back on his dignity and imagines that
the editor is under special obligations
to him for beinga subscriber 'to en-
courage and keep the paper up," and
because some little selected or written
article may not exactly suit his notion
of matters, he'll withdraw his support
he'll show the Editor what is to be
the consequence for daring to disagree
with him-he'H ruin the paper-he'I
dry the concern up-he will! We
have known numerous such 'Ffare ups
but have never known a newspapel
"busted' by it yet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16

We learn from the Holt county news
of the 10th that a somewhat serious
difficulty occuredat Donaphan, Kansas,
on the 4th, between ]. R. Boyd, and
j. Mitchell. The parties being one
each of the recent ~contending parties
in that Territory, considerable ex-
citement ensued, and was feared would
increase until it would assume a serious
aspect. We hope, however, to hear
all has been hushed up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16
Nebraska

Nebraska Governor.
Mr.. RICHARDSON, who we announc-
ed several weeks ago as having been
appointed Governor of Nebraska vice
NJ. w. lizard, it appears declines the
appointment. Gov. lizard has been
ordered back to resume his duties,
and snow again at his post in Omaha,
where he will undoubtedly remain
until the expiration of his term, at
least.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16
5flarriifO,

July LIST, at the residence of the brides father, in Sioux
City, Iowa, HoN. A. ". PUETT, of Omadi, N. T., and
Miss MARY L.. MULHoLLAND.
We have suspected for some time past that friend
PUETT had discovered some attractive object in Sioux
City, and sure enough he "has gone and did it." We'll,
such occurrences will take place in this Country. We
welcome you to the ranks of cold folks" May heaven
smile upon the happy cOuple-may peace, contentment,
prosperity and little PueffS be theirs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16
80 roes the ..Back BOne.o

Hon. G. W. Nixon, our Register,
has formed a peculiar hatred to our
hills, especially the n on the river,
and is constantly talking of plans to
ssbring them down." He has purchas-
ed two lots adjoining DR.. McPhersOn's
store buildings, on the Levee, and con-
traeted for the immediate leveling Of
them. This is as it should be, "Go
others and do likewise"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16

S. II. PARvIN, General Advertising Agent, in rear Of
New York, Ladies's and Children's Shoe Store, o0Mesi
Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
New York.
ANDREW WIND, American, Canadian and European
Advertising and Subscription ONCE, No. lSS, Nassau SITS
New York.
W. S. No. 43 Chestnut street, st. Louis.
b. i. MCLUNG, Troy, Ohio.
DIR. II. DARST, Tippecanoe, Ohio.
W. c. MUNGER, COvingtOn, KY.
4. KIRK, Archer, Nebraska.
II. W. PETER, Oregon, Mo.
DILLON & HAWK, Rock Port, No.
RIDDEN & WHITE, Nebraska City, n 7.
DE. NJ. w TATE, Linden, Mo.
7. !. BARNUM, Three Grove, Mt.
Are authorized Agents to solicit subscriptions and Ad-
vertisements for the Advertiser, and receive and re-
ceipt for monies therefor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16

H-The ssNebraska Advertisers having
much the largest circulation of any paper
in the Territory, Wholesale Merchants in
ST. Louis, st. Joseph, Cincinnati and
other Eastern markets where Nebraska
merchants purchase, will find no better
advertising medium in the Western COun-
trY..I
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16

a-Eh5tTalaaens AFnHSFAyss
To the Qualified V9ters of gatB CounB:
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance an atda3
Legislative Assembly Of sail Territery. entitled "Ele.
lions, Approved January 20, 1856; there will bel
election held in tile several Precincts in said County, @
the first Monday in August, 4. j 1851 for ]theeleclnd
One Delegate to The Congress Ct the United State. 0a
Territorial Auditor, One TER Itoria Treasurer, 0neIsn.
tOriai Librarian, One Attorney General, One DIsugsA-
t0rney for the % Juiicial District in said Teuii0U. ns
members G0intly with Johnson county to the Hued
Representative Of h CTerritOrial Assembly, lePunl
Judge Tor said COUny, One Sheriff, One RrgderdDet
OuGC0unty Treasurer, One County CLERK, One Suped1i1'
dent Of Common Schools, One Comfy Survey0r,0leCs7
Commissioners for the Second Commissioners Dsndl
said County, Two Justices OF the Peace, and Two Casa
bles for each Precinct in said County.
Said County is divided into three Precincts, mlra7e'
lively include the following described Territory hT,
No. l, NenlGhG City PreciRes-Contains L2la.
ship 4, Range y, T., and township 4, Ranges u.
II, and sections "a 80, SO, township 3, Range LIS
sections 81, 81, 80, "a, 50, SO, township 8, in RalfAh
and sections 81, 80. 80, "a, 50, sc. township nRnfh
and sections 81, 80, 80, 81 80, IS in township D mkei
10. and sections 81 80 80, 3, township 5, in RnFA
The place Of voting will be a. Nemaha City.
John G. SKEEN, rnivs 4
ANDREW 4. SCOyILL, g1efas
JEROME HOOVER,
No. 2, BrocnriHe PreciE ct -Coaiains Z. ~.
ship 5, Range IL, and township 8 Ranges * u ~
except the sections on the SDuth siie Of D'ts-l
haLBco ~ To- IL 10 10 NIUE a pdlE 49,
Precinct. The place Of voting will be at Br"n'As
JESSE NOEL, Iudrst.
j D n THONPsOSs platal
johns MINICE.
No 3, Mount Vernon reCiHct-Contai aims l4s
ship s, Range II, and tOwnshi16, Ranges y u, NV
The place VI voting Will be al Mount Vernon.
JEREMIAH LYON, 1ucsd
SAH'LAC CHAMBERS, Eiefm
ALFRED MEDLEY, 80.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioner OFFS
In EnaHTmnanU 49, - ANU q NV Ma-
affixed the seal OF said County, at my Office IN B0"D'-
this 10th day Of June, AID 1871
BrownvifIe lima 9s,h ~ CouuCEi
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-16
5li&0.


AtNebraska City, July 9th, 1857, RICHMOND, son O.
Stephen F. and Lucinda NuckOlls, aged two years ont
month and twenty-three days.
"Sleep on, sleep on, my gentle child,
would not wake the now;
would not mar the happy smile,
That rests upon thy brow.
IwOuld not awake thee from thy dream,
1t seems too bright and fair
would not change the holy scene,
For those of earthly care"