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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Mount Vernon.

The contract between John A. Wash
ington, Esq, and the Ladies' Mount Yer
0 Association, for the sale of Mount
Vernon, was put on record In Fairfax
county court. The following are the dates
of the payments: $4,000 at the execu-
ton of the contract; $57, 600 on the lst
day of January 1859; Sal ,666 66 on the
LIST day of February 1860; Sal ,666 67
on the 22d day of February 1861, and
Sal ,666 81 on the 22d day of February
1862, with interest on the several pay
ments from the date of the contract.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Legal Notice.

1'i Es%.l 3 d s:ns1't' ss8 TT Isl
Joseph league
against -T. .
William Edwards
Jacob Edwards
Isaac Edwards
John Edwards Nemaha county Dissrs., com,
samuel Homes NEBRASKA Territory, June tern.
George Harmon D ls6sy~rn
James EmmOns
Mark walser
James Walser and
William Dougherty
whereas the plaintiff. Joseph TOague has caused A
summons to be issued notifying the said defendants ta
on or before the first day VI June, a d 1885. there win
be on ole In the Office Of the clerk OF the district court -
and the county Of Nemaha aforesaid, . petition Ia Tres
pass against the said defendants, william Edwaris. Ia
cob Edwards, Isaac Edwards, John EdlyardS samuel
Homes. George Harmon, James Emmons, Marx wal,er
James Walser and William DOugherity elaiminz o. them
the sum OF two thousand dollars for a certain traspas
committed on him the said Joseph league by them Is
said defendants on the seventh day OF January, A b uSs
az and in the said county Of NemAha, Neb-aSka Teuitorr
at which tune they did then and there breakinIO snier.
destroy, tear down, and burn down a certain dwelling
house OF his the saId JJseph league, situate and being
IN the said county Of Nemaha, and for other wTongs thst
they then and there did to him the said Joseph Tsaue
TO his great damage and against the peace Of The oum-
mOnwealth OF the said Terry Of Nebraska, And whereas
q WritOf summons issued in 81 d cause, on The ant daY
OF June A ID 1858, as aforesaid, directed % the sherif
Of said county and by him returned not found a. 10 he
said defendants Jacob Edwards, Isaac Rfvaras. JohH
Edwards. George Harmon, James Walser and william
D~Ougherty Therefore notice Is hereby given 10 sad
JacUb Edwards, Isaac Edwards. John Edwards, Ge-p
HannOn, James walser and William D)ugherty, that
unless they appear aud answer the said petition alrs-
said on Or before the morning OF the second day Of the
said June term Of the said court to be held On the nid
Tuesday Of June A 1858 default WILDE entered agaiast
them and judgment rendered against them theseOR.
Attest U. G, JOHNSON,
AASToN W. RIDEn, Clerk ATTY for RPa
By CHAS. c. DORSEY, Deputy.
Ordered that the above be published in the Eeenskn
Advertiser for four successive weeks. according 10 law
MASTlN W. RIDDEN. Clerk.
BY CHAs G DORSEY, Deputy
4s-4w May 10
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27

OF Memaha COUNTY nsbraska Territory.
Take notice that !, r. =. Rainey, the Treasurer In and
for the county Of Nemaha, Ee5raskaT Territory, will Of
fer at public sale and sell in front Of JOhnson's Hall,
tie place IN which the District Court in and for Tie
cyunty OF Nemaha Aforesaid was last held, and in ne
town Or BFOwnville, county seat Of said Nem8ha county,
m IRE 6fh June. between the hours, Of nne gclock "a
and ave o'clock P u, all the lands Aspated IN said eaun-
~ an vhich re taxes were levied during the year 1851
still remain due and unpaid, unless the sad taxes
mon sasd land Be paid prick 70 the time o. sale IS herein
above mentioned, with interest from january last. at
MA ML W
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27

Mr.. Hopkins, of Virginia, becomes
chairman of the House committee on for
eign affairs, by the resignation of MI.
Clingman. Mr.. Branch of N. C. has been
appointed to fill the vacancy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
RToHITGE

All persons are hereby notified that l will take the
necessary steps to the re-opening Of the contested case
Of James Ferguson, for the purpose Of more fully in
vestigating his right to enter the south west quarter
NI4 )of south west quarter 90 and lot number four ()
OF section eighteen Q9) in township five () range six
teen Q6) east, thereby warn all persons not to pur-
chase, trade for, or in any way to negotiate for any por-
ton OF the above described property.
Nav 81. 1873 v2n46tf AUGUSTUS
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Administrator's fJotice

Joel Westlali Petition for the sale u a land VAR
vs. rant for distribution among heirs.
Ellen Marlatt
Sarah Marlin
Eme Bond and In the Probate court Of Eemahh
AbsOlOm westfallJ county, Nebraska Territory.
Notice Is hereby given that Joel westfall, administra-
tor Of the estate Offsaae westfall, deceased, has nled ID
my Office his petition for the sale Of a forty acre land
warrant. part Of the assets Of the estate Of said Isaac
Westfall deceased, for distribution among the heirs o.
said westfall, and unless YOU the said Ellen Marlau,
Sarah Marlin. Ellie Bond and AbsnlOm westfal shall be
and appear before me at my Cfice on the morning OF
Monday the 7th day Of June, 10 show gOCc cause why SAID
land warrant should not be sold order wall be- given By
me for the sale OF the same for distribution as Aforesaid.
MaH u nAR-Aw r / WHITNEY. Jnlge Of Prnbale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Land Sales!

The undersigned, owner OF foTty-six acres Of land ad-
Joining the city OF Brownville--was originally laid OF as
q portion Of the town site-desirous to dispose Of the
same, and will do SO on exceedingly favorable terms.
Applyto JOHN McD0SOUGH.
NkY 60, 1883 nS7u BRowEvILLE, ~, !.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Married.


On the 10th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Adams, HOUSTON
NUCKoLLs, Of st. Stephen, Mt. and Miss MARY F.
HAWK, Of Hemme's Landing, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Storms and Ereshefs.

Our eastern exchanges are filled with
accounts of disastrous storms and freshets.
Over two hundred thousand dollars worth
Of property was destroyed in Peoria, H.,
by storms. Hundreds of buildings were
unroofed or blown down. Farm houses
and fences were swept. From portions
of Ohio we learn that the waters were
higher and more destructive to crops than
ever before known.
Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, of the
Senate, will accept our thanks for valu-
able favors. .e. @
Also we are indebted to Hon. w. H.
ESeLIsH, Of the House, for similar ia
vors.
Our Delegate, Hon. FESNER FEReu-
son has again placed US under obligations
to him for a continuance of favors.
In the House on the 18th, Mr.. Smith,
of Virginia, reported a bill to establish
a territorial government for Nevada.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
minnesota Admitted.

Minnesota was admitted by Congress
as a State of the Union on the 10th inst.
On the 18th, Gen. Shields and Mr.. Rice
were received and sworn in as Senators
from the new State.
The Southern Convention which was in
session at Montgomery, Alabama, on the
18th, was represented by wei 5000 dele.
gates, representing Northand South Car.
olina, Virginia, Mississippi, Tennessee,
Florida and Alabama. The Kansas
Central American, re-opening Of the
slave trade, African apprenticeship
southern Literature, direct European
trade, and other questions, have beer
privately discussed by the delegates, and
will perhaps be brought before the con
vention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Claim Notice.
GOTERNMENT .STlGK


A large number Of our cattle for the Utah expedition
recently strayed away from Nebraska city, which we are
anxious to secure. They are undoubtedly in this region,
somewhere not far of. They are all branded on the
side near the back with a figure Of an OK yoke.
we will give liberal rewards for their return 10 our
agents in Nebraska city, or Richard Brown, ESQ, in
BrOwnville; or any information that will lead 10 their
recovery.
MAJORS, RUSSELL & WADDELL:
Nebraska city. May 10. '58. A6tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
St. Joseph and Council Bluffs R. R.

The company, as we informed our read
ers last week, was fully organized on the
18th and 18th. The following gentlemen
compose the Directory.
1. 3 eo 1#sI, Council Bluffs.
]. A. JACKSON,
S. F. NUcKoLLs, Nebraska City.
Benz. REcroR, Fremont county.
ENos. Lowe, Omaha City.
L. NUeKOLLs, Mills county.
J. ". CoOLIDcE,
The Directors met subsequently, and
elected the following officers of the Com
pany, 'T'
Presidents. F. NUcKoLLs.
Vice-P resident-H. EVERETT.
Secretary-S. S. Curtis.
Treasurer. NUcKoLLs.
Engineer--H. G. NUrT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
CLAIM NOTICE.

To Edward L. Moss and all others whom il may concern.
You are hereby notified that l will appear at the Land
ONCE at BrUwnvilIe, Nebraska, on Friday May %, 1855.
at 10 O'Clock n NJ, to prove up my right Of redemption
to the northwest quarter of section twelve, in township
two, in range number eleven east.
May 20 47-2t ROBERT TAYLOR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Caution

Icaution all persons whomsOever against buying from
Augustus KountZe and Wm Ruth certain town lots
known as Benedict's Addition to BrOwnville. Nebraska.
OHN MCPHERSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-03-19

|v9VHE UNDERSIGE NED, Auditor and
= Treasurer Of Dubois county. Indians.
will al public auction st the door OF iha
court hCuss, in the town Of Jaspes, in said
county. on Saturday the 24,h day OF April
a. ID 1858. AZ one O'Clock T.. II. OF sad
LAY. the following real estate. mortgaysd
oy William q. He6edge 10 the State Of
indiana, for The use q Congressional tvvn-
chip No. ;, south Of range No. 4 west, aud
described os follows to wit
The west haf Of the north west quarter
Of section No. 81, township No. 2, south IL
range 8 wesI, contuising eighty acres Of
land, the same being forfeited Tor The non
payment Of interest due on loan.
Terms Of sale. cash.
a mount due. prin. int. snd dam. S34l7l.
JOHN MEHRiN NIGER. "A. ID, e..
+. STEPHENSON, Il. ID. G.
March D. '5s-4w. pf SO
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TIME undersigned, A udi,or and Treasurer
i Of Dubois county, Indiana. will sell at
public auction. at tho door Of the court
house 10 the town Of Jasper, in said cou MY,
on Saturday, the oath day Of April. A. ID.
1858, at one o'clock p. M. Of said day, the
following real estate, mortgaged 10 the
state OF Indiana. for use Of Congressional
township >, south Of range 5 " e., BY Isaac
Newton, and described as follows, to.wit:
The north half Of the north east quarter
Of the north west quarter Of section No. I.
township No. seuth Of range 8 west,
containing twenty acres; and part Of the
south west quarter Of section No. s6. town.
chip No. ?, south Of range 3 west, contain.
ing thirty five acres, making in all fifty five
scresi the same being forfeited for the non.
payment or inserss, doe on loan.
Terms OF sale, cash.
Amt. due u psin. I'M. md dam. SAC a.
John MEHRINGER. "A. n. G.
T.. STEPHENSON. ri. n. &.
March >, '5S-4w. pisa
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vU>HE undersir ned, "A udiior aud Treasurer
- q Dubois county, Indiana. will sell Il
pubic suction At The door OF the court houss
% The town Of Jasper. in said county, On
Saturday, the cath day Of April, a. D.
1858. al one O'Clock 4. N. OF said day. Tie
following real estate morlgsged to the State
Of lndihna for The use 81 the Common
Scheol Fluid by Peter Dick. aud described
as follows. 10 wit:
The north east qosrter Of the south nnst
quarter Of section M. 33. IN township 10.
one, south Of range No. vest.
The sume being forfeited for the non.
payment of interest on loan.
Terms of sale. cssh.
Amount due. prin int ard dam, Sis 50.
John MEHRiNGER. AID. c.
Z. STEPHENSON. a. ID. c.
March 8. SO. pr So.
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OLA young clergyman. who was not fa.
nous for his regard for truth, was conversing
was convcrsing with John Wesley upon The
subject Of furnishing children. The young
man affirmed that parents often did harm 10
their children by UNJUST punishment. from
not know ing the facts Of the case. Why
said he. the only time my father ever whip
ped me ws- for telling the truth Well
reiorled the doctor, 1t cured you Of il didn't
a.
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State Of Indiana, Dubois County.
NOTICE u hereby given that John
~ Hacker, administrator Of the estate Of
George Meier, deceased. has filed bic peti-
ton to sell the real estate Of The deceden,,
his personal property being insufficient 10
pay his debts; and that said petition will be
heard At the next term Of the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas Of said county.
Attest B. b. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
BY HENRY A. HoLTHAUs, Deputy.
March le-3w. psi 80.
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sale OF NsOrtgaged land.


yEvHE Undersigned, Auditor aud Treasurer
= Of Dubois county, Indians, will sell 1t
public auction at the door Of the Court
House in the town Of Jasper, IN said cous
~, on Saturday, the gath DAY OF April. A
u. 1858, 81 one o'clock, r. NJ. Of said day,
the following described real estate, mort.
gagged 10 tho State Of Indiana for The use
Of Congressional township No. l. south Of
range No. 4west, by William Duke, to. wit
The north west quarter of the nrrth west
quarter OF section No. 20. township No. 3.
south Of range No. west, containing 40
acres Of land; the same being forfeited Tor
the non payment Of interest due on q loan.
Terms OF ssle--cash.
Amount due, prin.. lint. and dam. ell 80.
JOHN MEHRTNGER, "A. d. @.
4 STEPHENSON. r. DC.
March 8, '5s-lw. pfS3
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Action and Resction in Farming.

Acnon ana Reaction in Farming.
Never keep animals on short allows nee
y you starvs them they will surely stsrvc
you.
Although in draining land thoroughly
your purse may be drained, YET the full crops
that follow vii soon I'll nsgsin.
Alwsys give The sell the fret meal. II
this Is well fed, all else--planis. animal i
and men--wilI be.
Heavy carrot crops for cattle will soon
return carrots Of gold.
Fences operate 10 two Says--if good they
are fence. II bad an ofFense.
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OLA man was cured Of by drophobia 10
Italy lately, BY swallowing vinegar in mis-.
take for medicinal potion. A physician a,
Padua heard Of this and tried the remedy on
q patient. He gave him q pint Of vinegar
in the morning, another at noon. and third
a. sunset. which cured him. Exchange.
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Religious Services.

IL the Catholic Church. Y. Bede O'Cun-
ner. priest, every Sabbath at % o'clock. A
NJ, and ~ o'clock. Y. ".
Methods; u. Church. Rev. William r..
R"venscrof', Minister in charge, every al
,ernate Thursday night.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Andrew J
Strain. pastor, the fourth Sabbath night ID
each MONTH
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JASPER COURIER.
urTS. II. PARVIN. Advertising ana
Collecting Agent, No. 80 West Fourth st.
il our agent in Cincinnati.


We publish below the ticket put in
nomination by the niger lovers at
their convention on the 4th OF March,
and ask every intelligent, honest and
candid reader to compare this selection
Of second rate woolly heads with the
noble standard bearers Of the Democ'
racy. and at election time vote as their
own good sense will dictate. There
need be no fears Of the result:
For Supreme Judges.
j., Dis,ri Ct, Horace p. Biidle, Of Csss;
I'll District, A. A. Hendricks. Of Jefferson;
al District, Simon Ysndes. Of Marion;
4,h District, VIM. ID. Griswod, Of Vigo.
Attorney General.
William r. Otto, Of Floyd.
Treasurer Of State.
ohm n: Harper, OF ST. Joseph.
Auditor Of State.
Albert LANCE, Of Marion.
Secretary OF State,
vm. "A. Peel, Of Randolph.
b,sendent OF Public Instruction.
John Young. Of Marion.
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oFYicKRs or BAikBKiDGE TOWNSHIP.
Justices III. G. Newcomb, Henry Long
Stephen Rose.
Trustees NV Joseph Alderman, Francis
Brileags. Kaspsr John
Clerk --MarIin Freedman.
RECOMMENDATION Brefz
ConstabIes- Anthony Eckart AsoIpL
Harter. John Green.
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JAot En-, INUIANH,
Il : still AZ bis old home, and always re adv
4 20 attend those who may want his ser.
vices, and render them to the utmost 81
his ability.
TO many Of his patrons ne would say
Friends. don't forget the DOLLAR. II
served you in sickness end adversely, please
remember me 10 your health and prosperity.
II the dollar is not on hand will take hogs
or cate on account.
March 10. 1888. r. NJ. WELMAN.
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ISDrAxA MorEL.--We are made
aware BY tho inyigcrating sound Of
the hammer, and the general hustle
around the premises, that this popular
hotel is undergoing important repairs.
Mr.. Frcadlaan, the accommodating
and much esteemed landlord. informs
US that he designs ia the course Of the
spring, SO to remodel his house, both
in outward appearance and in internal
order and ccmtcrt, that it will be all
the most refined ~ fastidious can rea-
sonably wish. Dir. Il. is just the man
% accomplish this. With the aid Of
his unassuming, but really energetic
and managing helpmeet, Mrs. T., he
is fully capable Of sustaining hotel
N every way adequateto the demands
this portion Of Indiana.
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Alta meeting OF the Democracy of Dubois
comfy. held al The Court House in the town
of jasper. on the 9Th day OF February. 1855
Tor the purpose Of selecting County Cen
iral Committee. on motion Col. Thos. Shoul.
ders wns called TO the Chair, and John Meh.
ringer chosen Secretary.
The Chairman. in a short address, stated
the object OF the meeting.
On motion, committee Of one from each
township was appointed 10 report to the
meeting Central Committee.
The following gentlemen were appointed:
From Patoka--1homas Simons.
Hall y. Jacob Allis.
Columbia-Harvey Nicholson.
Bainbridge--Jacob Herman.
Ferdinand-John g. Gohman.
Harbsor--A. Able.
Harvey Nicholson, Of Columbia township.
not being present. Philip Conrad was ap-
pointed TO fill the vacancy.
The above committee, after consultation
reported that they had selected the following
persons to act as County Central Commit.
tee, for the ensuing year:
From Patoku Township Andrew u
Spradey, Henry Bruner and Martin T. Mey-
ers.
Bainbridqe-Jac Herman, b. u. I'd
monston, and john Mehrnger.
II arbison-Thomas r. Hope, Andrew
Able, and Samuel White.
Colum bia--R. M. Davis, Leroy Cave and
Harvey Nicholson.
Hall--Thomas Shoulders, Joseph Strigc
and Jacob A His.
Ferdinand--John b. Goldman, Fred. Ne
deck. and ID. NJ. Kemp.
On motion the report was unanimously
adopted.
w r. Parrot. Esq. from Boonvile. wa
then introduced by the chair, and made an
excellent address.
James shanklin. Esq, OF Evansville. also
addressed the meeting 10 an eloquent and
spirited manner.
The following resolutions were then Of
Tered by Mr.. Doane. and on motion, were
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Democracy Of Dubois
county are stilI IN favor OF the glorious doc.
lrne Of popular sovereignty. ne declared BY
our revolutionary fathers in the Declaration
of Independence, and on which James Blu.
channn was so triumphsntlv elected; and
hat Kansas. or no other Territory, ought 70
be admitted into the Union as a State with.
out the people thereof. first having an op.
portunity OF voting on the whole Of their
Cons'its,ion, and their being an undoubled
majority in It's favor.
Resolved. That we are In favor OF specie
instead OF being locked up in the
vaults Of banks; and opposed 10 rag cur
Irency in all or any Of its forms.
RESOLVED, That we are opposed 10 any IN
crease OF the State debt, 70 Cypress the
people; and we sustain the action OF the last
Legislature 10 regard TO the Wabash and
Erie Canal.
Resolved. That we heartily endorse the
Platform adopted by the State Convention
on the Sth Of January, and that the ticket
there nominated viii receive our cordial and
undivided support.
On motion Of John Mchringer The pro.
ceedngs Of this meeting were ordered %
be published.
On motion, adjourned.
THUS. SHOULDERS, Chairman.
JoHS MEHRissER, Scc'y.
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On Feb. ION. by Rev. a. 3 strain, Mr..
cHAsLEs +. IiERsED aud Mrs. MAHALA
Corn. al Of this county.
On the i3'h OF Feb. by Rev. G. Nix. Mr..
JosEPH FURsAS and Miss Anna ". KKEy.
sER. both OF this place.
On Feb. l7rh. by Mr.. WoLv.
GANG WEisIkG and Miss ELrzABErH DER.
som, all Of this county.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-BAzrL u. EDMnxsros.
Auditor--JoHN NEHRixGEE.
Treasurer -EpwAED SrrrHsssor.
Recorder--STErHEs JERcEk.
Sherifi--JAcoB HERMAN
Corone WILLIAM ScHuELTERMAE.
HARvey NicHoLsoS,l
Lewis GREEN. Commissioners.
j. b. BScKwERNERT
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TfThe attention OF our retail tea
dealers is asked to the advertisement
Of Jenkins a Co., wholesale tea deal.
crs, Philadelphia.
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p. Rsde O'Connor.

congratulate the Roman Catho
on OF our community on the
IN of Rev. Mr.. O'Connor e
,portant charge Recently left
1t by the dcalh Of his widely and
lily lancnted predecessor, Rev. Mr.
Kundcck. We learn that Rev. Mr..
O'Connor is a gentleman Of marked
consistcncy.of character, is unresery-
edly devoted to the duties Of his sa-
cred Office, and as scholar is posses
sed Of superior attainments. Being
pastor Of large and devoted congre-
CATION, lie will, from his position,
WELD an extensive influence. Wctrust
that influence will prove as Statutory
aud bcne6ceIt'a as his reception by the
members u bis charge has been open
and cordial.
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kAxAAs!--By reference TO our ad-
vertising columns it will be seen that
Mr.. Bretz informs our citizens gener.
ally that he keeps on hand a large
stock ofcheap scasonable goods, which,
he is willing to dispose Of on the most
reasonable terms. Call round, ladies,
you will find Mr.. Bretz's wares all
they are represented to be. 1t is al
lowed on all hands that his goods are
cheap and select, and that he is fair
dealer. We bcspeak for Mr.. BretE a
large share Of public patronage.