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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
pUBLIC SALE OF the MAIN LINE Of d.
Pl BLLC WORKS % PENNSYLVANIA
EXECUTIVE CRaNgks HARRrxvr.c


EXECUTIVE cRANEks. HARRuRUscl
MAY g. ISL (
NOTICES hereb' given tba; By authority u AZ q "a.
Genera Assembly Of Pruusyyana approved Mas IS rs, =.
strd Al At r the sale Of toe Main Llue q the pm.
Noks there ~ be- cap sed g. Pubic Sale tA. Nerhaty
Fsebarss in TIE Gifts Of PHILADELPHIA. on THURSDAY
tue 25th day VI June 7 8; u oclook ~. the Shas Ne
Line If Public works between PhNaalphs sai PlAaTrA
sonsisns % tn Phii.pha sad Columbia Rsros4 the AnS
sheuy Possr Railroad, Including tue rosd - syya Ia
ncnd plane. with the and convenient xtlA ~
The propr said Railroads the Eastern Oasi tha
nia Canal from Columbs 20 the junciioa the n.
nisa Di,i.on of the Pennsyysnia Casa from ast IA
he eastern terminus OF Allegheny Portage Rrsd and t.
Western Division the Pennsylvania Canal trsn tA.
western terminus Of the Allegheny Portage Railroad Pa,,
brrsh and including also the right 'ie ard Interest d.
IN the bridge the sUsquehanna Dancsss
lsnd togeiher with the Interest II the upas w,se
Power Of said Canals with the rsht O. plEae aud hold sh
rSs a. may BE- necessary make the ZANE aysiAAe and III
The Reses,or ,chiucry. Locomotives Cars rrucks ss,
:,onary Engines Work shops Tools Water satoas fl.
Houses Oaees Stock and Materials whatsoever se wteres
tboIeun;o belonging held for the use OF the
,oEeiher with all the rlh title Interest claim and dess
the Con cah Of Pelnsyysnia - al property N pe.
.ouAl aud mixed belonging TO- used IN connection S IL
sam. by the Coumonw eath the terms aud coalitions
.crbed by the .sd Act Of Assembly copies Of which
obtained application addf>sd Odos q
the Secretary a the Commonwealth q Harrisburg Peuay
nia JAMES POLLOCK.
Governor Of PsnnsylyxnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

OFFICE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD Coz
CINCINNATI, MAY -, 1857 :
NOTICE.-Tbe TRANSFER BOOKS of this
~ COMPANY viii be CLOSED from the 30th of May until the
Sth Of June d. g. A. DAVENPORT. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

SMEoS DRAPER, AUctiJneer.
DY SIMEON DRAPER-Ofice, No. 40 Plne-ss.,
ID corner of William stOn FRIDAY June at ~ o'clock
At the Merchants Exchange $4,000 SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE CITY OF ALTON redtemable ls March 1875; IN
TIT pavAbe AZ nualy March the Metropolitan Bank
New Y,fk land paid st March ls.t OO each Tue
,sid Bonds are now held as collateral security
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
Real GstaIe fol 6ale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-On the
" Hudson River, at sPUYTEN DUfVEL IN avery aehI,
.be and healthy location u miles from the City Hall ant
within Of the depot House contains faro Dn'ns
Rooms Lfhrsy Kitchen Panties Bedrooms Bath Room,
hot aud codwaer Furnace Range and is well hnshed IN
every respect and Of Land desired neatly
improved Good Stable and Carriage House. Apply 70 T.
SHINY 4 Broadway Spuyten Duyvel Price &SoOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
Diano- tories ann Nlasir.


~ very little used and superior IL tone touch nd
will be SOLD exceedingly cheap, the
aycs for the West. Apply to ALBERT WEBER, No 10
BrOedWay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

1DRINTs. 500 eases FIrtclass Light aud Darb
I nanfFp PRINTS New style. coua,u. IN from H.
Wsss asUy Fcr sale By NESMiTH Co, No u Br'rGws,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
RUSSELL W WEsTcoTT. AuctionecT
SRFAT AUCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD

VI FURNITURE TOMORROW Saturday, at 10, o'clock.
consisting elegant furniture Of esery description CON
tanned in the ye-.toy frstass house No L2 West 2stst,
wet Of 7hsy This sale viii BE- strictly peremptoy and con-
s,t of the entire Psr1r Dinsg Room Library ana
Chamber Furniture splendid rosewood Pauoforte od
Paror sutes &c Full descriptive catalogues are now ready
This sale will take place rain or shine
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
TPubIIc 541
An Act

To remove DISTINCTIONS to NAVIGATION IN III. Month
OF me Alssissippl river, a. tho Southwest Pass
and Pass IOntre.
he itesacted By the Sstate and Hosse of ReDrescl-
atises Of TIE JRiied Suites of Aasrica e. 0p,gress
assentted That Sur The opening and keeping open
snip canals OF sahleient capacity to accommodate the
wants Of commerce through the southwest Pass and
fass afGutre, leading from the Mississippi River
INTO the Gull OF MexicU, the sum Of three hundred
ana thirty thousand dollars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated, to be paid out of any money
IN the treasury not otherwise appropriated, and to
be expended under the superintondence Of the Sec
rotary Of War.
See. 2. And be It further enacted, That il shau he
the duty of the Secretary of War to apply ssid mo-
neys ethe opening and keeping open Of the afore-
SAID snip channel BY contract, and at an early day in
the next session Of Congress to report the progress Of
the work, the amount necessary to complete it, and
an estlmate of the annual cost Of keeping said
channels open and any contract made shall be linn
ltsdr 70 the amount hereby appropriated.
In the Senate Of the United States, July It'll. 1856.
The President of the United States having re-
turned to the Senate, in which it originated. the
BIZ entitled An act to remove Obst .ustions to nav
igation in the mouth of the Mississippi BiTer. at the
Southwest Pass and tie Pass a P0ntre," With his
objections thereto. the Senate proceeded, in pu-su-
anee Of the Constellation, to reconsider the same
and ,
ResolDed, That the said bill do PASS. two thirds of
the Senate agreeing TO Fass the ssr1e.
Attest: ASBURY DICKINS.
SeeetaTyo of the Senate.
In the House OF Representatives Offthe United
States, July 6th, 1856. 5T 9[-I9T
The uOuse Of Representative having bren uoti-
fed By the Senate that the bin entitled sslAn act to
remove distractions to Navigation in the mouth Of the
Mississippi River, at the Southwest Pass and the
Pass q rOutre, had been returned by the President
with has objections 60 the Senate, in which it otigi-
mated and that the Senate having proceeded, in pur-
suanee OF the Constitution, to reconsider the same,
had Resolved, that the s1id bill do pass, two thirds
Of the Senate agreeing to pass the same" the House
Of Representatives proceeded, in pursuance. of the
Constitution, to reconsider the said bill; and
Resolued. that che said bill do pass, two thirds of
the House Of Representatives agreeing to pass the
same.
Attest WM. CUJLOM
Clerk Horse Of ReDs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
Public AS
AN ACT

Canging the st Tiheholding hDistreo mict COuc
of the Unitedtf ates atty Wtther, u civ illht West
ern District of Virginia.
Be e eHacted by the Senate and House Of repre-
sen atiUes Of tie United States Of Amer icd IN ON
gress assembled, That instead Of the tiTes now pre-
scribed by law for holding the courts Of the United
States in the Western District of Virginia, the said
courts shall hereafter be held annually at Clarksburg,
on the twenty-fouTth days Of March and August: at
Wheeling on the sixth days Of April aud September;
at Charleston on the nineteenth days Of April and
September; at Stanton on the first DAYS Of May
and October; and at Wythe Cours-house on the
fourth Mondays Of May and October; and that all
suits, actions, and proceedings Of whatever kind now
dependTngi IN OF returnable to said courts respective
ly shall be taken to be continued O. returnable to the
terms herein established.
Sec. 2. And Be It further enacted, That the
term OF the elrcuit court Ca the United States shall
be holden annually at Lewisburg. in the said West
ern District OF Virginia, commencing, as now, on tbs
first Monday ef August.
Sec. 3. And Be 1t further enacted, That this ae
shall be in force from and after the massage thereof
Approved, june 26, 1885.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
Public 46.7
AN IH

To revive and continue in force the Provisions of
the act Of 1853, in %relation to Suspended Entries
of Public Lands" and the Act of 1916, in relation
to suspended Presumption Land Claims"
Be Il enuctsdtg the senate aud House Of ReprsseH-
tatires Of the United States of america an Congress
assembled, That the several provisions Of the act apr
proved March third, eighteen hundred and ffty-three.
in relation TO suspended entries of public lands"
and the several provisions of the act approved Au-
gust third, eighteen hundred and f~erty-six, II refa-
ton to suspended prescription land claims" be and
the same are hereby revived and continued in fO-ee,
and those provisions are hereby declare to be aplica-
bic to all cases of suspended entries and locations
which have arisen since said acts were passed, or
which were omitted to be acted upon under either
Of said acts, as Wen as 70 all cases OF a similar
Kind which may hereafter occur, and shall b~eregard-
ed as applying to locations under bounty land war
rants as well as TO ordinary entries or sales, and to
all Other presumption cases or locations, where the
law has been substantially complied with, and the
error of i~nformality has arisen from ignorance, acct
dent, II mistake, and is satisfactorily explained, and
where the rights of no other claimant or pre-emptor
viii be prejudiced or where there is no adverse
claim.
Approved, june %, 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
Trip.3S0UOFa Island ahead
Of the W0FId!


EDiToR;-PgrsuaR 10 acall, some
riizens assembled, and after con-
Eith each.other asto the kind of a
e should build (log or plank it
Fed that we should build a plank
gG the 2Oth inst we went to work,
logs, had them sawed, and in one
ehad a fine school house erected.
TietOrs, or rather those who were
IN the erection, were Messrs.
aResE Simmons, and S. Mcbride
had been on the sod, and seen a.
lows working witha all their might
Ia have thought we were IN good
The house is II by Is feet. We
lne stove, and in fact everything
to render our scholars comfort
,e have thirty or thirty-fve schO-
yIN school onthe Both. of Nov,
7 ready and willing to learn the
IDEA how to &hufe." He is a
alhghg recommended, and from
rance rs' Judge him to be q
Log. We finished our house OF
nA., and in the evening 1 dedi.
house BY giving a Temperance
After the lecture was over
9FAnt" was called on to pass tht
Ts the hhard' shells an Opportu.
Shell out" We reunited. the pro.
adtodnd that, they had "shellet
lbs, 10 help pay fer the stove
ash, glass, nails, lock, hinges
Re Expect to. Organize a Sunda,
o. The 3Oth, and endeavor to kee.
%5pter. Yours, sc.
S. MCBRIDE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

$50 -. $50 - = u u aSsl5nees, rnesse the same
ny conveyed, shall be permit
- q 1he proper land ofestf the
ty-iiTe cents per acre: PrOrided. That in .r,.sIs
where entries Of such lands have been 5~--;t,a5+ -
be nadea At the proper United States and M ] a
ave cents per acre, ly per-
Missouri or their assignees, such entries or saIes sbaII
be, and the same are hereby, cos6rrned- P,sorfJnJ
Jarihe1, That nothing in this act eantaine5 nan I.
construed 50 ast0 interfere with the da6ts IF third
PARTIES. "
Approved, July 3, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
TPublic 45.7
An ACT

To change the Place Of holding the Courts Of the
United States in the District of Delaware.
Be It enacted By the Senate and House 81 d'ePreseH-
tires Of the United SiGtcs Of Ameriea IN Congress
assembled, That the Courts of the United Sta5esin
and for the district Of Delaware shall hereafter be
held at the city Of Wilmington, in the said district,
and the Offices Of the clerks OF the circuit and dis
trict court for said district and the records Of said
courts shall be kept in the said city Of Wilmington
Sec. 2. ARd Be At further enacted, That no pro
cess issued or proceedings peniins in either o. II
said courts, shall be avoided or impaired By thil
change Of the place of hoiling the said courts but
all process, bail-bonds, q ree0gniEanOes roturnahll
at the next term Of ether q the said couFtss shall
be retuSnable and ~rabarned - the farm Of said
courts respectively, next held according - this act
in the same manner as if so made on the face there
of. and shall have full effect accordingly and all
continuances NAV be made to eoBferm to The pro-
visions Of tins act.
Approved, June II, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
3, 1886.
TPublic So
An

Granting to certain citizens Of the State Of Missouri
the right to enter certain Lands IN the Piattsburg
District, In said 5 ate.
Whereas, the State Of Missouri, under the pro-
visions of the eighth section Of the act Of Congress.
Of the fourth of September, eighteen hundred and
forty-One, selected eertrin lands in the Plattsbure
district, in the State of Missouri, which lands were
thereUpon withheld from sale By the United States
and whereas the said State # Missouri permitted
entries thereof to be made at the state land Office
and whereas, also, the said selections by the State O
Missouri we're subsequently rejected and not confirm,
cd to the said State nov therefore,
Be t. enaoted By the SsRgfe and House Of Resresezp
GtiDes Of the D8ited States Of America IN Goaqres
ssembted, That in all eases where persons purchssl
such lands from the State Of Missouri. BY entry q
the k4nln ID IT,. 1sal-A.-nL..l l.-na..-au
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

ball attention TO the Prospectuses
+Srhrts Washington city. and
AHDEALER'' Cleveland, Ohio
: pleasure In recommending these
the Democracy Of this Territory
Z iheyfpay here find q wide cir
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
Public 26.1
An ACT
To change the times of holding the United States
Courts in Tennessee.

To change the times Of holding the United States
Courts in Tennessee.
Be It eRaeted by the SsRate and House of Reprsseu-
taftces Of the United States Of America In Gonqress
assembled, That instead of the times now fixed Inv
law, the circuit AMI district courts Of the United
States for the several districts in Tennessee shall
hereafter be held at the following times To-
wit: at Jackson on the first Mondays in Anril
and October; at Nashville on the third Mondays in
April and October and at Knoxville on the third
Mondays in May and fourth Mondays in November,
and all Writs, processes reeOgnizances, and other pro.
eeedings, shall be returnable % The said times. and
shall not take effect until the next terms Of said court
after the passage Of this act in the said division
shall be held.
Approved, July 3, 1856.
Tpublic 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
-.,MaIfa az BrOWnFiIIe, 20.

.Fprinr and distress and want
NC ike a mighty pail over not
E.,s67Ie Of the United States, bat
mons Of the Earth, il IS cheer
- our thoughtsf for a moment to
Z 4 love now being performed by
universal order. It is, there
& no ordinary feelings Of fehcity
- the. work Of the Sons going
.r;H We trsst, whenever occasion
f. found able TO bear an. humble
r. great hbors OF the brother
Joseph Gaz. y
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
TERMS;
T0RWORK.

additions o. New Tpe, Cutsi
Ell eaI C,-ds. &c. made 70 the Aver
B',- ~ beabe 10 turn cut Job Work II
Ee--IF r aryofioe. The proprietor 0eine
Ee-se,E aud having inhis. employ an
--.a-icnced Fancy Job Printer, IS de-
e. ana .-5oUrin the execution Of JOB Work.
s Fosters latest improved Caro-
~ in Gjsors, Bronze Work, &c; VIII
-snce ziII be promptly attended TO,
&C satisfaction or no psy.
e--c4 rNy-rON JO~-NEL -
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
lfanee Lecture,

SAMUEL McBRIDE viii
lon Temperance at Johnson's Hall
! city ca next Saturday evening,
ls5z
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

/ The s~Ieam-ferry at this point,
hz week wasice bound, was again
he eack' on Sunday and is now
regular trips.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
|SOfthe UnitedS States.
Public AL
AN ACT

e N. u altefna4e ~Sectionss.of the Public
asiw State Of Michigan, to aid in the
QUE, y certain Railroads in said State,
49, hRrPOseS..
a. senate cad House Of Represen-
Tbst NeGtes Of America n CONGRESS
ofNIeLe Be and hereby is granted TO
70 aid in the construction
e 0AuaeBayd de Noquet to Maroustte,
aees q - Won, and from the tive last
iron ~ lseonsin State line and also
s 4 saae and Lansing. and from
Nd ~ pointon or near Traverse Rae
and Pere Narmcttn - F7fnt
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
.BFOWnFlne silicon.
THOMPSON = MARSH

First St., between Main and Atlantic.
HAVE Purchased the aD0ye named sale5n, formerly
owned By n Alderman ind nov announce heir readl-
hess uotickle tHa eflc1tl1n taH1s ~ Tie 1rcUuviIlans
and othersAFih tFe-y FieE4 good linss suaIlykeq
IN sueh establishments Lsh Foucan ret your lind
oysters, sartfaes, l~ustelss fresh venison, prairie chick
ems, and such hke--znd some o. that GLORIOUS sud ale
with which 10 wash it down. Give US acall4
N0venI.sI Il.lS7Ln n-n-ln
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
Sons Of Malta.

-w t5wnmen, Messrs- h " Peter and
satuted a lodge Of this ancient and ben
B-gwnvine, Mt, atew days ago We
dor meets with great favor in that sec
= chat ournefyBbor Of the Adv
\. not elected to the very impOrtan.
~. nee q o, a frOm what w
mi ~ would have made a splendid oheer
ggrt
|Nr. News, there is "hOnOr and
in ahe position, and altogether.
kBahilg "bad totake' connected
Bcdsse we have been overlook
ts,ensihg Offices, don't you, how
eane alarmed, and fear we vii
tie position, the "Perceptive
d the brotherhood have assigned
uattre p-e-eminently qualified
\ G. I. J. A. o. Long may YOU
to enjoy 1t, and IN the end "fee.
Lo0nficdOn that you have done
rty."
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
n once.

This weeks paper is issued
bu new Office, second story of
sr& Mum building, corner of
ID First streets, where we may be
bg those who have bust
transact. We may say something
Of our new quarters next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03


especially the and ! hsw cthrr hanly Fruits.
having spent near tWenty years in selecting their
they are nov convinced that their list is unsurpass-
60, nth mrcardto ne quality and the proportions m
when tnes cuilyAte Afiug very DESTROYS Of disseHina-
.Mgt mem aS widely asDSsible, they adopt the meihcdof
sending out small, cultivated stocks for the Nursery, as
being tar more praeticble and safe, ua1foipcwtte gnat
eSpense. delay aid risk Of shippne large lRS. whieh
should always Be raised near where hey are wanted.
Fromsheir long experiences they hatter themselves that
they are pe-tedE acquainted with the above business.
and they Eraft only such hardy varieties as succeed we'll
on % roet, andbud.On Seeding stocks, and tmn most de-
sirable, tender and half hardy kinds. Therrafting will be
dune az the proper season, and in the hest manner. The
StoeEEtl be packedsecurely and shippedb By express, with
the greatest care in earlN spying. 70 any part Of the West.
1hey have also, 'pn hand. tae fargest ana btst 0f
MACLUR4 HEDGE PLANFSi
ever grown, mr sale on best ferns, BY the tkousand OF
mlllon- They may be shipped in the Fail &c Spring.
Their prices for y urEery stock will BE found a. low as any
0therof egHof quail in the Union. CatalognoanlTrcaf-
Use on Hedge Culture, sent gratis toalfarpIcanfs.
Patronage s5licfted4 ORDERS f5ra Nursery stotK should
be sent prior to 18th OF December.
Address, OYERMAN MANN,
OG- 10 so1-nl6 Dioouington, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
To The Public.

Fl.
On the 26th OF January last, we. Robert Hawk and
John O. Melvin, purchased Of Louis Neal the Land
known as Neal's Point OF Alamo, in Nebraska Territory,
which We have paid for in full, and fer which we hold his
Q1it-Claim deed, and also a bond for a Warranty deed as
soon as he shall receive a Patent therefor. TIE conditions
OF said bond have been c0mpiiei with to the letter on our
part. We, the sand Hawk and Melvin and our associates,
forewarn all whom it may concern not to purchase Of said
Louis Neal any part Of said tract or town site, take any
timber, coal or stone therefrom, or make any improve
ments thereon, as we intend cOntesting his rights to the
same IN the proper courts. .rsr-
ROBT. AWK
G. ELI -
S. F. NUCKOIhIS,
ASH M II.
NJ. TOOTLE,
' q WASH. EPNER
----- ~-r JACOB A
NJ. JEF THOMPSON,
IL ~. S. II. HITCHCOCK,
e- VA. E. DILLON,
6. W.lHAHK.
Ia. GAYMAKER,
--- FkNGDNDY,
- I. N. THOMPSON.
August, 1857. LIE f. ft 10-3n
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
1rsupAreu JNo. L. cARsOE
LU5HBAUGH e CARSON,
BANKERS AND Generic LAND AGENTS,
I Dealers in Coin.

Uncu-rentM Money, Exchange and Land Warrants,
B~ROWNVILLE, NEMAH CO., Mt.
Especial attention will be given to Buying and Selling
Exchange on the principal cities q ne Uufaa tates'
Gold, Silver, and JmcuTTeut BANK KOtes.A consesA sup
ply Of Land Warrantson hand FOR Eale. CASES. F en-
tered on time for P~re-emptOrs. All warrants sohl Dy ~
guaranteed in every respect. will nle Deciarat9lg ~
ments Of i~nteHtion- 20 preAemDL and prepare Pre-ehlpllCh
Papers at short notice. Money i0lned upon best secuIf-
ties, atwestern fatesOf interest, IND Investments usiae
in Lands or city property for distant capitalists. Collec-
tons upon all convenient points will be prompty aLtsna-
Bills Of Exchange on England, Ireland, and France OBJ
tained at usual rates With oUst OF Exehane On pc East
added. Deposits received on Current account andlnleresb
allowed On special depbsitsgr9Ea N
~OFFICE-MainS St., near z. s. Land Oficc.
rre rrtEr.T -REFEREEGEE
Lind, Brother & Co., Merchants, Philadelphia, Pa
Hiser < white, " Baltimore, Nd.
Young Cars6n &Brymt. q az f-f-Ts rSve5 "
Jno. Thompson Mason, COlr OfPOrt, .
h. d. Phnaers0n go Merchants : EHFEEE &.
WIN. Z smfhsop, Esq, blaEer, washiaston. .
J.. 7. Stevens, Esd, Atty at Law,
JB9. S. Galiaher, Late 81 And U-S.T.S eS" "ua
Taylor & Kriegh, Bankers, Chicass, III ~
McClelland, Scruggs K Co. Merchants, st. Louis, No.
Hon. ThOs. G. Pratt, Annapolis, Nd.
Hon. J. W Geary, Ex-GOv. Kansas, Penn
Hon. Jas. .. Carson MercersburE, -.
P ;, Small Ksq, Pre't S. BsHk HsseEstoun nd
Col. Geo. Schley, Atty at Law,
Charles Parsons 4 CO. Bankers, Keokuk Iowa:
H. C. Mutt & Co. q" Council Bluff
Greene, Weare Rice, Des Nome, "
Douglass & Watson, " YfntOn, a.:
Col. sam UambIetOn, Atty atLaw, Edstgn, Ma
Judge Th0s. Perry, LTD Cumberland, Nd.
Prof. H. Tutwiler, Havana Alabama.
Oct. g. '57-v2-nI-H aE -f
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
Notice.

Editor "NcbraskG Advertiser:
DEAR SIR: In lOoking over the last number of your
paper a notice attracted my attention signed by
Jerome Hoover, Esq, in which he states that certain
stories arc in circulation thatthe undersigned claim
some interest in Nemaha City for the purpose Of in
turing its prosperity. 1t may do quite well to cir
culate a report Of that nature where the facts are
unknown, but to those knowing the facts such a
is merely foolish
And for the purpose Of giving q fair opportunity
To persons to ascertain the facts we hereby warn all
persons from purchasing any pretended claim or
interest in the said town Of Nemaha City, from the
said Jerome Hoover, as ne has sold and received pay
for nj ne-tWelfths Of said town, and suits now pending
to place the undersigned in possession OF the interest
by them purchased in the same; and they have not
authorized the said Hoover to sell or dispose OF any
portion of their interest, but directed suit to be
broughtlong since for its recovery.
Yours &C.,
F. j. MARSHALL.
JNO. D0NIPHAN.
JAS. D0NIPHAN.
r. L. BALLARD.
R. g. BISHOP.
L. D. BIRD.
A. G. WOODWARD.
ST NUCK0LLS.
CHAS. T. HOLLY.
March 18th. 1857. At