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Eees.---Prices of admission TO Fair
Grounds.


Children under Is yeals. l5c
All Cclored Persons. IOc
The entrance fee articles and animals shall be
twenty per cent of the premiums persons not mem
bers OF "A CouIty Agricultural Society and ten per
cent % parsons who produce credentials of paving
membership fees in such societies, for the present
year. These credentials, under the signature OF the
President, secretary, Treasurer the County So
ciety, must ia all cases be produced by those who
claim 10 make entries under the lowest fees
Printed lists of the Premiums ana Regulations can
be obtained on application to the Secretary.
By order Of the Bureau
F. g. EASTMAN,
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,Misfellane0ns.
ANNUAL FAIR, 1858,
T f. n NES EE
STATE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU
To BE HELD
on THE FAIR GROUNDS. NEAR NASHVILLE,
October IL, II, Is, IA, Is and l6.

THE premiums this year very liberal, and COW
IL er every branch Of Agricultural, Manufacturing.
Mechanical and Household Industry. Competition
from all parts OF the State is invited.
The order of exhibition will be varied from that of
previous years; so that all manufactured goods and
agricultural products Will be placed on exhibition ia
the halls Of the Bureau the ground and kept du-
ring the whole week. More time Will thus be allowed
for the exhibition Of stock OF which various classes
VIII be shown each day, and the interest of the fair
will be dfused through the whole week instead of
being concentrated in one two days.
On Tuesday, the 18th, the Annual Address will be
delivered by Gov AARON V. BROWN.
Arrangements have been made with the Nashville
and Chattanooga, the Tennessee ami Ala bama and
the Nashville and Louisville Railroads, by which pas
sengers attending the fair will be carried or er those
roads at half price, and stock exhibited VIII be re-
turned free. The Nashville and CHATTING oca road
Will run trans hoursS&rom its depot 10 the far
grounds during theweR Of the fair. Tickets each
way 10 cents.
Programme.
FRIDAY, Oct l5.-Swine; sheep; Poultry: FAST
Pacing AND TRpTTING STOCK. In these classes Twelve
separate premiums offered. which are expected To
bring out the best Stock in this department in the
State.
SATURDAY, Oct. l6.-Ths day will be devoted to
the sale of Stock, Machinery, &c and such concu-
ding business as may be found necessary The Blu
re&u confidently expect this be one of the most
iTnDOrfant daV If he Ia
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To the Citizens of LouisiaUa
Arkansas. Florida.
Tennessee. Alabama.
IeXas. MiSsiSsirpi.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

A1cr several years experiment h he l.lrafsrr,ro
OF Gn, fortunately succeeded. n tho year ISIS ~
making discovery in its mapul,rt .rr. hr lr4, u
WIS deprived OF lis acid and unlln.uata-v p-aDs-tf
and rendered porrcrtIy pure
'iy manufacture is ~ Schciam Holland. sn.-
several months reflection what tide Co. eve a. Z f-
tr"6uc"i Il ~ th" American public under t- ttI. or
"Wol'e's scheidam Aromatic Schnapps ~
S'n'l'"W is th' name az the place ig HOLLAND whore
the "1n IS manufactured; "sroHatsc-' derives rs
name from the TaInu Juniper berry with ,gf.. 3, r
favored; and the word "Schnaupsr is the G,-rr,,
Cor drink-ccguc, drar-wolrcrs S,heff,r, ,r,,r,,,,
drink. No sooner had nv Scbuarps been fr-r,t,,,,
70 III" American public, and received with snr-rb,-
ton. than the liquor mixers or New y--.- No..
and Philadelphia startrd in pursuit with fFt- ,,,i
ana poisonous STUFF under vsriouS names IN s-rr
al instances my Labels have been so rcrrI- ,,,r,,
ed with only the addition Of few letters o. rc,H n
technical avodarce 81 the law, and 80 carefully prc
pared as q impose on careless purchasers ,pdrr-
sta large qHaUuty has been purchased bv the
merch 1nts Of New ORLEANS on account of tr, ,b,,r
ness of the STUFF Two Dollars pcr dozen for rle
Quarts and One Dollar and Ten Cents DON, E.r r,
Pints, being the wholesale price in New Yors II ID.
nothing but Amnr.can Whisky Favored v.th IN, COL
OF Juniper, aud reduced thirty per cent below prar
\ merchant who participates Indirectly iH the fraud
oy selling the spurious arurc. is as much ar offend
or rs The principal, who planned the impozl-sn
hopc every r"-recwHIc citfzra. who values tb,
health Of the community on which De lives VIII aid
~" IN irrre'ting out and exposing the urS,r,.uaus
mc'ohaut who. Tor thy saS. ola lew cents will INIT
in jeopardy the Izes of th- Community .u which H.,
llv"s. Snch mon should De nailed 10 lie yI!or, OF
public exacratrn.
SDoLPIEO WOLFF.
SnIE iMs iETgG.. No. Is 20 and Fs.rrf.-
INV YORK
Tho following ~n>uoctlHIc films in New Ollran.
sell a." genuine S,n>ArrT-
T. : HART s. CO. Wharc=s,c tI-,rcrs
L.TON S REM FHSGN
GoOlRICH A. 10
4. =. GEIFTF & co
". T. AiLrs ~ 20,
II. BID,N * CO.
JOHN 7. N.rJgF 4 co.
Jos ~ S1. y NAcNo.
UI-GDr - ~NFHS
HAIL. EfATr ~ 90
F. w tptI EE, Irs.lH.rs, Wines So.
FtNNiII tAHIFEl'. '...ia.. -.. We're hams
JOHN NRGHr & CO.. Wholesale Druggists.
q WDunMAN
THOMPSON y BAENFc Grrarcrg
g. iiJEF'- Groceries, Wines and L1-sors.
Goo. .. TTTTE g. CO..
EAi'>TFNPTTE & GO.
HOLMES E -nFNCfr-
W. : L'E'.i E go, Nrw Orleans.
". A. 'offFr !T = So.
ostl-@mtkvr2ap
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TTIHE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
L will run train between their Depot and the Fair
Grounds every day during the Far-leaving the De-
pot at NJ, and at intervals of forty minutes from
that time until NJ Fare, each way, TO cents. Pas
seHgers must provide themselves with the change
Oct9-d6t II. l. ANDERSON, Supt
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BARGAINS EK DRY CG0DS

- Public SQUARE,
No" "f"s'.Hs 70 raWrlris ASH rxt-i.-.y, stock oT
y FAIL AND GTIfE
STYLES or GOODS
Includu a-se aa,uJ'ry aC
e. OA rs.
81 the -t-t 90, l-- atI str.rts All ~ " Li-H - Of
fer 60 pJfr 'fYI ,-ist anirl and Tor
SKsh NJ Reduced Prices.
llBasr = MATT nf good Goods af fsw prices. VIII
csli aud see for fhenlselVes.
oct4-a T. C. NICHOLSON x 40.
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Hotel for Sale

THE ST NICHOLAS HOTEL Nashville, Tennessee.
Il Is for sale, n Application be made soon either i'm
person or by letter.
All, part 81 the furniture. which Is IN soa or
der IN the above named well known House 4 an h,
bought on the most reasonable terms.
The House y ~ good rspair, having hecn recently
newly paI'ered, PAINTED, Ar. = foil hoarlers
and doing a thriving business
Possession gwen Issne.iagev Apply D. ~ address
J. \ S,LfHgT
oetl5-tiet -. NJ, helss IIs.trl. Aa<hvfil.
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ooUsrsHfP ASn nAr1uMoNY, BY Robert Norri-
.srhere ts no chapter q anv Dsrson vii read su,
What tbs raHn, ~onssa. or child Stl say. they are
The better aflrr rradias and rsaectiag thersd. -
Joax GElaG.
ROTOR fHoRSE, by A. TreiioPe-
rHE TWO SISTERS, By Mrs s0afA~orfA.
GEORGE MELVILLE. an American Novel.
hkASfoN; az, A HaAased Years ago.
TflE cooPEIs: or, Gettng Unies Way
TRENCH on BIBLE REVISION
: sasi Feeeyed by CHARLES v. SMITH.
sspsle-u lbAx
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fall RAGS.
NsEZNEpEVHS; COEW&E


TTNHE Races the "efr1h Course VIII roptr,crc
FIVE DAYS. ANU
FIRST BAY. TrFspsy. cytcher l. Tho s.v-,rrr,y
SrAEE. - FOR three wear ois = e1itrane-. fso @
felt Nile heats; three more 70 on the STAKE. m
Club "a add 500. provided re g RIM ~ p,r,.
anH close "n the lst day ~ August. 1858 S.rurr,v
VIII be required for tho fortsss IN me bo-c SAFE,
SAME HAv.-JocSey Club Parse 5000 Three mile
heaiS
SE0NN DAY, WrDNEsDKT. October aO-I-otsv
Club Purse $500. Mile heats- three n fcp
SAVE nAv.-SwcerrStake FOR Two wear oTfs- s4aa en-
trance; $50 forfeit. Dash 90 m fhr.a ,r,,o.
90 ll the sttec-now three cBrrcs Security vii Ia.
required for the forfeit.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY. Octc' - 2T.--Tlo s-Yr,eryp
STaTF, for three wear o' Two mile ia,rs- s-oo
entrance 500 forfeit: three or more 90 On sL
the Club n add s:ano. provides tie ra-p is run.
name and close on Isl day ~ August 1855 SectI.t
viii he reqsircd Tor the forfeit.
FOURTH DAY. TEInAy. October ~o-TaCEey eT7r
Purse Sic0 Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY. SSTTRptv, October ss.--Tocgev Clu
Purse 81 0"0. Four mile heats
rE- ''NalS Over tllc above Ton~Sa arrfes
hor~r 70 The frl' 9Tnorrt 0r Jockey ClaT rrr-a,
- All entries with forfeits spcureG n,rsf he ,Ii
rected
WA 7. ROUNUTREE rrnyrrr1r
le""-'d Merlulis fern
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u. " G. AN.
No. 81 Market Street, Nashville. Tennessee

u. NAG AN.
No. 81 Market STREET, Nashville. Tennessee,
e GEYFRAL
BOOKSELLER AND STiTEOyEp,
Invites Country Merchants, Booksellers and Dealers
generally to examine his stock and prices His as
s'r'ment comprises fun stock or School Bool-s
from nm Elementary Spelling Boot' M through all
the series Of Tex Books in the Common Schools
Union Schools. Academies and Colleges or tho West
and South west and unsurpassed for extent and var
ETY. nv any house in the trade. Blank Books. man
ufHrture5 with especial reference - the wants Of
Western Dealers. The Accounts and Record Books
an r~a'lu J-rocs
Memorandum and Pass Books
Neatly put up in packages and Numbered.
Bankers Gases aud Bill Cases, an sizes and STYLES
Portfolios, plain and elegant all prices some new
and beautiful styles
States, American aud English fun assortment by
the case or 8ozrn.
Steel Pens an qu1litles from the best makers, in
Guiding the celebrated Bank Pen. and other styles
imported to order.
Gold Pens, all sizes from the smallest Ta+ics' Pen
TO the largest Eneros-nC Pen manufc 20 order
Sor sale at New vo-k rriccs
writing Papers.
incinfng all varieties Cap, lsftHr sfh. Note billet
and THiger received direct from the ganuCactrrcrs,
anA ~ sale nv the roam case.
Envelopes-Fvery variety 4 English, French and
American manufacture. fnnorted 10 orlcr and re-
ocved direct from first rspds.
Writing Tnk-Rlack, Blue and Red, well packed
amt ready Tor shirnn-.
Writing Fluid-rHtcr's celebrated American
by the dozen grows or cask.
s toners Hardware ans Staple Stationery of
all kinds, fresh and in good order.
English Pocket bibles.
With or without reference, cheaper and more elegant
thsn any other, imported direct, and sold al small
rdvance.
Family Bibles.
Plain, fne ard elegant aud designhle Tor their chcap
ness and pcrfet ton of workmanship
Historical, hedcal, Theological Agricultural and
Standard works issued by tho leading pehlishers Of
the country, eorsautly fsr sale the Low 81 figures
Popular Vow hooks
naly arriving and Tor raie dealers a Eastern Job
ping prices. Cheap i'uhls atoms in rst,er binding
large stock On hand Orders s7ilcfe1
r HAGAN
Ahg@o-aA~am 81 Market -.
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FOR TIE LADIES.

LEsiIE's MAGAZINE AND GATfTrE 0F FASHION.
Tor October, Just reserved as for saie sy
,. HACAN
septea-u Market ana Uuisn streets
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FAREWELL BENEFIT and last n ut bat one of Mr.
L !. MURDOCH, =. no Will appear on this occa-
sion in two great characters The last appearance Of
Mrs. ". n. CE1sP.
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On Friday Evening. oct. Isth. Is5s

VIII be presented the admirable Comedy Of THE
WONDER; or, Woman Keeps a Secret. Ion Felix,
Mr.. r MURDOCH. Overture by the Orchestra To
conclude with the excellent Comedy OF THE DRAMA
TIsT; or, Die All Die Nobly.
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES.

DURSUANT to the power vested in Executor
Il under and by the last will and testament OF DAN
I'LL CARMACk, deceased, will sell, on
Friday. the 18th of November. 1858.
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Manufa cturcS. the Mechanic Arts
and Agricultural ProducIs

Under The heads Of Wo,en Goods, Cotton Fabrics
SIX, Flax, Hemp Goods, Marble Work Fine Arts ,
Cooper's Ware, Leather, Printing, Farm Products
Fruits Flowers, Bees and Honey Produce Of the Dali
Ty, the Vineyard, Agricultural Implements Iron and
vehicles and Harness, very long AMI liberal list
premiums is offered Articles under these heads must
be entered ON the first day, and placed position in
The Iia2l Tor exhibition, where they to
I'll the close Of the Fair. Competent agents will be in
attendance Friday and saturday 81 the week previous
ana oh Monday until evening, To receive and arrange
all articles Ia these departments, and the awards Will
be publicly announced on Friday afternoon.
A. Great care will be taken that all in the
iau are properly cared for but respous bility
amy loss or damage that may occur.
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GODEY For OCTORER

DOi'Ef fOR OCTOBER.
Sohhf's iADY's BOOK, for October, The most
beautiful number q the season, just received by
r. HACAN,
septlh-U Markrl street.
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DoLPIsO WOLFF.

SOB INrlRTE' Ms. y, 70 and - bower -,
INV WORK
Tho following r'>ncctaTlo films in New OIlrans
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CNISP'S GAss1'YY

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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
Henry D. S. Leeper, p

Henry D. S. Leeper, PIf Second Judicial District
vs. court Of Nebraska TprrifnTV
John McPherson, To June term A ID 1858 for
william l. Fei gUsUn and Nemaha county.
Rachel a. Fe. gusOn. Def.
Vine cas- in The above entitled cause a writ o. attach
ment and summons against the said william L Fergu-
son and Rachel A Ferguson wasissued from The of15e Of
the clerk Of said court. which said summons has been re-
tn ned not found astO you the said William L. Fe. gu
sn and Rachel A.. Ferguson. Therefore you the said
william L. Ferguson and r ichel A. Ferguson are here
by notified that said Pldintif Henry ID. S. Lepper. has
Il ed in the Chice of the clerk OF the District court for
Nemaha county Nebraska Territory his petition for an
attachment in aid of his suit heretofore began for the
sum of two hundred and ten dollars and six y one cents.
with interest on that sum at the rate If SIX per cent per
annum from the seventh day of November A ID 1856,
and that he has caused to be attached as the property Of
you the said william L Ferguson and Rachel A Feigu-
son lots numbered one, two, three ten. eleven and
twelve OF bl~.cknumber thirty-Hiue in the town Of South
Brownville in said county. And you are further notified
that unless you appear at the next termof said District
court to be begun and held at BsOwnville in said county
on the hfteenth day Of June A d 1853 and un or before
the morning OF the second day Of said term and plead To
said petit ion judgement by default will be had az Iinst
you for said sum of two hundred and ten dollars and six
ty one cents, with interest as aforesaid and for casts.
d. L. McGARY Atty for Ppf.
1t is ordered and determined that the foregoing notice
be published in the Nebraska Advertiser as the law In
such cases requi es, MASTlN W RIDDEN Gle K.
Nay II, 47-4w By CHAs. G.. DORSEY, Deputy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Steamboats, laid UD.

The following We clip from the St.
Louis Republican of the 10Th.
The following named boats have been
laid up at this port on account of dull bust
ness, no business at all, or, what is worse,
alosing business ; The Aunt Lefty and
Admiral were taken charge of by the U.
S. Marshal, who had them piloted away
from the Levee for the present. The
Granite State, w. S. Nelson, Edinburgh,
Brazil, Red Wing. Chippewa, Saracen,
Harmonic and C.. Bluffs, are all lying
above the business portion of the landing,
and over at Bloody Island, waiting for
better times. each costing their owners a
dollar a day for watchmen. The Emf
grant, Asa Wilgus, Isabella. Omaha, Flo
renee and T. E. Tut, are all lying at the
Levee, doing nothing. Some of them are
waiting for their turn to load in the indie
pendent Peoples Line of Bluff Packets.
All of them have paid off their crews
The steamers Michigan, Oceana and Hi
nois, New Orleans boats, are lying very
quietly on their oars waiting for a better
time coming, which will give them some
thing to do that will pay them for turning
their wheels.
A large number of boats that have not
yet gotup steam this seasan for any pur-
pose, are laying to the shore below the
landing; All the boats named kept their
fires up while their prospects paid the
wood bills. Others will soon follow theil
example, and drop off their various trades
unless a great change for the better take:
place in the business.
The steamer Spread Eagle, Capt. La
Barge is getting ready for a mountain
trip, and will leave for the mouth of Vel
low Stone mex Thursday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Kansas.

Below we copy the yeas and nays of
both Houses on the passage of the Eng
lish Bill" as reported by the Conference
Committee.
AS we intimatcd last week, this bill
does not submit the Lecompton Constitu-
ton direct to the people of Kansas. But
indirectly they, under the provisions of
this bill, now have an opportunity of Civ
ing an expression; either accepting or re-
jeeing the whole affair. Of course they
will choose the latter.
While we despise the trickery and
treachery which has shown itself al
through this affair of late; the spiri
which conceived and gave utterance tc
the land bribe offered in the English
Blu We cannot see why the people o.
Kansas ought not to feel as though they
had secured all they desired. Certainly
the result is really 4 popular s-oyereignt,
triumph. Although in Its mapoled sban,
u ishardly recognizable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
The Public Printing PIunder-A
Sensible Act,

Yesterday the Speaker laid before the
House certain correspondence and docu-
ments in relation to Indian affairs in
Oregon and Washington Territories and
California, the course of Gen. Wood in
respect to Indian wars in the Pacific de-
partment, the conduct of Arson Clarke,
Indian agent, Sc.
After considerable discussion, the mes
sage and accompanying documents were
laid on the table, and a motion to print
was voted down. This was a very SEN
sible act on the part of the House, not
withstanding it will deprive the grocery
establishments of the city of wrapping-pa-
per for a year to ome
We understand hat the manuscript of
said correspondence and documents weighs
over four hundred pounds, and that six
clerks have been laboring on it for nine
months.
The course of the House in voting
against printing such useless documents
will meet with the approval of the whole
country. The printing of each Congress
can be done for a slight advance on what
it was done for ten years ago ($250,000)
if Congress will study the same economy
now it did then. The vote yesterday is
a very good indication that the day of the
public printer plumber has passed.-Sates
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
The vote in the Senate was as follows
Vine Growing.

We call the particular attention of our
Nebraska readers to the article on first
page, by Prof. SWALLOW, "Vine Growing
IN Missouri" The Professors accurate
personal knowledge of the subject, TO-
gether with his eminent standing as auth
ority upon such matters. renders this ar
ticle particularly valuable. Our special
reason for calling attention as we do is,
that every point in the article is equally
applicable to Southern Nebraska as to
Missouri. The thousands of acres of bro
ken land Immediately along the banks of
the Missouri, are most admirably adapted
to the cultivation of the grape. We have
%endeavored heretofore to Empress this idea;
but have been met with the answer ''too
cold-toO far north! !" or at won't paw
like corn, wheat or potatoes!" As to the
soil and climate we have in Prof. Swal-
lows article, no fine spun theory, but
practical evidence, founded upon personal
and scientific observation. AS to the pay,
a very short exercise in simple division
shows the income per acre to be tuo hun
dred dollars. Thus it will be seen that
our hills, which are thought by some to
be TOO rough for any earthly use," can,
by proper attention, be made the most
profitable portion of our highly favored
country.
There is perhaps nothing pertaining to
the farm and garden" in which we have
always felt interested more than the cul.
tivation of fruits; and our notions have ran
strongly after the grape since possessed
of apersOnal knowledge of this country.
We have not time or space to extend oul
ideas at present, but promise to refer tc
this interesting subject again.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
LEGAL

Henry D. Leeper PIN Second Judicial District me
vs. braska TerrttOry-T1 June term
John Mcpherson AD 1858 OF District court hr
William L Ferguson & Nemaha county Nebraska Ter
Rachel A Ferguson def ] ritVry.
whereas a summons having been heretofore issued in
the above entitled cause and by the She IN II aIdoouny
Of Nemaha and Territory Of Nebraska returned not
found as tOyOu the said william L Ferguson and Rachel
A Ferguson. Therefore you the said William i Fergu-
son and Rachel A Ferguson are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the office Of the clerk % the District
court for Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory. the pel-
ton Of the above named plaintiff Henry d s Leeper,
wherein is claimed Of the said defendants. John AcPher-
son. William L Ferguson and Rachel A Ferguson The
sum OF two hundred and ten dollars and sixty one cents
with interest on that amount at the rate OF SIX per Gems
per annum from the seventh day Of November A d 100
as money due and unpaid upon a promissoTy note daiel
the seventh day Of November aforesaid, for the sum o.
two hundred and ten dollars and ~sixty-0nec cents execu-
ted by said John Mcpherson and payable 10 said Rachel
A Ferguson one year after date with Interest a.
aforesaid, which said note Is endorsed by you the saHi
william l. Ferguson ard Rachel A Ferguson. and Is now
the property Of the plaintiff Henry D 5 Leeper; and you
are notified that plaintiff in said petition claims Of SAID
defendants the sum Of two hundred and ten dollars and
sixty one cents with interest on that amount At the rate
Of six per cent ,. annum from said TN dav OF NOV. ao'e
said for money had and received OF pllintih % the Use %
defendants; ana that unless you appear 81 the next tera
Of the District court for said Nemaha county AFORESAID,
to be began and held at BrUwuvilIe in said county on the
fifteenth day Of June A d 1858 aud on Or before ne
morning Of the second day Of saidterm, and Plead 10 sal
petition, judgment will be had against you Tor sdid SUB
Of two hundred and ten dollars and sixty one cents VIII
interest as aforesaid and for cpsts ni the suit.
DL e Atty for PHI
Il is hereby determined and ordered hat The ioreE'-
ing notice be published for four weeks suue-sivey m
the Neb.aska Advertiser published az BiO"n'lIe H 1'
Nemaha county.
Given under my hand al cfice this lOtI dayo My AD
1858. MASTIN W RIDEN CLERK.
By CHAs G DORSEY Deputy
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
County Jail.

1t will be een by reference to the no
tice "to Contractors that the County
Commissioners have decided to receive
proposals for the erection of a County
Jail. As they reserve the right to reject
all bids, we take hat as an indication thai
their decision to build will depend greatly
perhaps entirely-upon the amount OF
money necessary to erect the building.
1t is proposed, we believe, to only erect
at present, such a building as present
wants demand and upon conditions thai
the city of Brownville furnish the ground