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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
Dispatches from Washington state that

Dispatches from washington STATE tnaI
Austin Brooks, of the Herald, at Quincy
ILL.,, Samuel Hunt, at Jacksonville, H.,
and Peter Sweet at Peoria, have been
confirmed as Postmasters at their respec-
tive cities. w. L, Dougherty of Jones
bOro, has been appointed Marshal Of the
Southern District of~IlIinoiss in pec
A. c. Dickson the present incumbent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
Notice

Is hereby given that whitley II. HORN has obtain
from The Probate Court OF PawnPe county letters tsa,
tmentary on the estate Of Reddick Horn, late % AZ
county. deceased. bearing date January llth, A ID 1864
An persons having claims against said estate n.
hereby required to exhibit them for allowance % ~,
Probate Court Of said county on or before the 9th dyJ
August. 1888, or they may be p~reciuded fem any bene,
az said estate, andff net presented within SIX monn,
from the date last aEove mentioned they will DC fore7,
barred.
Is II, LORE, Judge Of Probate
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
ny I. ".

HYMN.
ny I. W. Upton.
We meet to-day, a pilgrim band,
To bow a, . common shrine,
We stand together with upraised hand
Imp1oring the power Divine.
From north and south, and east and west,
We come as our fathers came,
To and a home wherein 70 rest,
Without a tyrant's chain.
God bless the States we leave behind,
The friends in our olden home,
We pledge to bear them all in mind,
Where ere ON earth we roam.
Andbless the bonds We form tO-aay,
ATo-nd this sacred shrine;
Our faith will each to other pray,
Our hearts be ever thine.
A Social Pic Mic will be participated
in by all desiring. at the Grove near the
Spring in South Brouhville. It's desir-
able tba.-aiIswishing to join inson this
occasion, viii meet at the Brownville
Houseat 10 O'Clock; from whence they
will proceed to the Grove where an ora
ton will be delivered by
U. C. JOHNSON, ESQ.
And the Declaration of independence
read by
It. w. BEDFORD, Esq,
After which refreshments will be spread
on Natures carpet-a clean white table
spread of course intervening; toasts Of
fered, and particular attention paid to the
wants and enjoyments of the 'inner man.
The ''cloth will then be removed'' and a
"Hop" on the Green, with music from
the BrornviIlo string band, be the order
of the day in conclusion.
1t is expected that the ladies always
thoughtful and liberal on such occasions
will see that their husbands or lovyerS, as
the case may be. are each provided with
a basket well filed with nick nacks suita-
bic to such occurrences.
BAKER & CoDDINGToN, proprietors Of
the Steam Ferry, have fitted up their boa
Nemaha, and will give a pic mic Excur'
sion down the river. They have provi
ded the boat with an awning, and other ar
engagements for convenience and comfort
The boat will leave the wharf at 10 o.
clock and proceed down the river to
Grove on the Missouri side about 5 mile:
below. A pic mic and dance in the greer
will be the order. Returning in the even.
ing a dance will be participated in a
Johnson's Hall. We predict a good
time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
Claim Notice.

Notice is hencby given to Henry W. Peters Robert
Armstrong, WIliam Wells, and all other persons inter
eSted that Twill appear at the Land Ohice at BrownyiIIa
on Wednesday tie 18th day Of July 1888, to prove M NV
right to the noEthwest quarter Of section 4. TOWNSHIP
one, north Of range sixteen east.
July LIST, 1858. WILLIAM Wells
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
The Fourth of July.

The Fourth coming on Sunday the dem
o~nstrations hereabouts, except those of a
religious character, will be made on Mon
day the 9Th.
On Sunday there. will be appropriate
religious services. A national sermon
will be delivered by the Rev. T. w TIP.
TON either in Johnson's Hall, or neigh.
boring grove, as the weather may die.
tate. The following National odes will
be sung. We publish them that they
may be used in the congregation on thai
day.
Exercises to commence at half pas
10 O'Clock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
CLAIM NOTICE.

To BenOen Johnson and all others whom it NAV
cnncern-Ynu. are hereby notihed 10 appear at the
Land Once in BrOwnville, on the II day OF Ju1y 1870, at
10 O'Clock, A N, as ! intend to prove up my right Of
70 the southwest quarter Of section four
teen, township six, north Of range fourteen east.
52-2w June %, '5S. FRANC REDFERN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
CLAIM NOTICE.

10 William Fraughnan, James D Dickey and aIIotber,
"nGm II may c0nceTa. You are hereby notified that
on Friday the 9th day Of July, 1855. at O'CLOCK p N. h.
prove up my right Of p~re-emption to the northeast
quarter OF section thirty, two, in township four range
number fourteen east JOE COKBLEY-
July ], 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
CLAIM NOTICE

To s. b. harrington and all whom it NAV concern
You are hereby notified that / will appear al tho 7 mi
Office in Brovnville, Nemaha county, n. T., on the 10Th
day OF July, S5StO prove up my right Of pre-cmpti.n
% the northeast quarter o. section 10 township no. 8.
north Of range 6 east of Sixth principal Meridisnr whore
you may atteId and show cause why l should not pre-
empt the same GFORGE puPT %
BrOwnviIle. July I. 1853.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
Yancton Town Company

To all whom it may concern. Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned have this day associated and in
corporated themselves together under the name and style
Of the
YanCtOn Town Company.
The principal place Of transacting the business OF the
company is in the town Of YanctOn in Richardson county
Nebraska Territory.
IbO general nature Of the business Of the company is
Coal MINING, and buying and selling Real Estate at the
town Of 1anctOn, Nebraska Territory.
The amount of capital stock Of the Company is not TO
exceed five hundred thousand dollafs, 10 be paid in as
required by the Bylaws Of the Company.
Cooperation commenced on the 2Ist day April, 1858,
and IS TO continue for 90 years.
The highest amount Of Indebtedness Of the Corpora
ton shall at no time exceed 90 600 dollars; no more than
two thirds Of the Capital Stock paid in.
The affairs Of the Corporation are to be conducted by
aPre>ident, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer,
and 1 Beard OF Directors to be elected semi annually.
ENR GOULT, NUCKOLLS.
NJ SHARP, r T ARMSTRONG,
AID BROWN. HENKY
HEATH NUCKOLLS, WILLIAM COOK,
TOHN W SMITH, HCESTON NUCKOLLS.
LEON GAYNOR
July I, 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
Claim Notice.

To John Bidder and all others whom IL nav concern.
You are hereby notified that j; Stephen B. Miles as mail
contractor upon route No l5OCI, viii appear at THE Land
Onlcea at BrOwnville, Nemaha county, Nebraska Terri
Tory on the 3Oth day Of June, 1855, at 2 O'Clock P VI,
anu apply 10 enter as a mail station by pre-emptiOn the
southwest quarter Of section t~hirty-two, in Township
No two, Range Il east
June 10, 1883. nJO ct S. B. MILES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
AMBROTYPES

The undersigned having entered into a eO-partnersA,
and built a sky-Iight (side lights co~lnected) Dagueusrs
Gallery on corner Of Main and First streets in the s-
OF Brownville, would respectfully announce TO thepuAW.
that we are now prepared to take pictures with an n,
beauties OF the art, and at reduced prices. Pictures In.
serted in Iockets, pins, SC, in The neatest style. BEN,
experienced artists we have no doubt that All who van,
good pictures canbe pleased. Call aud see.
NINNIGu AKIN.
Brownville, Nay 8, matt
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
Claim Notice.

To VIM A Mccoy, I'll Mccoy, and all whom it may
concern. You are hereby notified that l will appear at
the Land Once in Brownville, on Thursday July 18th,
1858, at 10 o'clOck AN, to prove up my right Of pre-
emptiOn to the southwest quarter Of section seventeen,
in township five, range fourteen east.
juno %. 1855 2t52 GORGE r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
Strayed or Stolen.

From the subscriber, on the 9th Of May, a brown
horse, small blaze in forehead, tail bobbed, slightly
sway-backcd, about years old. A liberal reward will
be paid for his returno or intelligence that will lead to
his recovery. S II CLAYTON
June II, 52-2t 2miles north Of BrownyiIIe
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
Drowned,

Drowned.
Mr.. JONI HINEMAN, 4 ter
ly of this vicinity, was drowned lille
bathing in the Nishanabottany, OF day
! last week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
tn

Was taken up by the subscriber, on the LIST inst. a bay
colt, supposed TO be 3 years old, with 3 white feet and
white face. Also q grey colt ! year old. The owner can
have them by calling, proving property and paying
charges II G
June II, 51-3t Little Nemahs River
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
GEORGE
a q = q e q q ID

Ar CH TIE IT,
O~FFICE-Main 81, East Of Kinney & HOHy's Office,
Nebraska City, N. T.,
Persons who contemplate building can be furnished
with Designs, Plans, Specifications, &c. for buildings OF
any class OF variety Of style, and the erection Of the
same superlntendedH desired Prompt attention paid
10 business from a distance. b2tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01

Remarks were made by the Moderator
on the subject of Church organizations,
Messrs. Hoadly and Likens spoke of
the duty of union. In Chrietiun effort I'M
der the peculiar circumstances attending
pioneer life. Subsequently it was re-
solved to meet as a general committee at
the house of Mrs. DIR. Mcpherson, on
Tuesday the 18th inst, to consider the sub
iect of aJChurch creed and covenant. At
which time the following Greed was "a
imously adopted:
l. We believe there-is n God, the
creator, preserve and governor of the
Universe being uncreated, self exist
ant, unchangeable, and eternal-ininite
in wisdom, justice, goodness, mercy and
truth.
2. We believe that the Scriptures of
the Old and New Testament were given
by inspiration of God, and are to be re-
ceived as the only perfect rule of faith
and practice.
8. We believe that God is revealed
in the Scriptures, as the Father, Son and
Holy Ghost, and hat these three are one,
in all Divine Attributes equal.
A. We believe that God made all
things for himself f.; hat known unto him
are all his works from the beginning, and
that the principles~and administration of
his government are perfectly holy,,iust
and good.
5. We believe that God created man
originally in his own moral likeness, that
by disobedience he has lost all rectitude.
and become alienated from God and
wholly depraved, and that in CONSEQUENCE
of This fall all mankind sin as soon as thew
begin to act a~ccountably, and continue
alienated from God; destitute of all no.
illness until reversed and sancti fed bv the
Holy Spirit.
g.. We. believe that God, as an act of
mere mercy gave his son to die for the
sins of the world, hat by his atonement,
pardon and eternal life are provided, and
freely and sincerely offered to all OF con-
dltlOn of repentance toward God, and
faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
z. We believe that it is the privilege
and duty of all men to-oomply with these
conditions, but that of their W free
will, in a natural state, they do universal
ly reject them; and that withou' a change
of heart by the special Influences Of the
Holy Spirit no one becomes IN heir of
eternal life.
8. We believe in the necessity of
such repentance for sin as arises from
supreme love to God, and in such faith in
Jesus Christ as include an unconditional
submission to his will, and an afTectionate
and steadfast reliance upon him for par
don and eternal life.
9. We believe in the immutable OBJ
legation of the moral law as the standard
of duty, and that although men are JUS
tilted by the merits of Christ through
faith and saved by grace, good works are
indispensable as acts of obedience, and
as the fruit and evidence of faith.
10. We believe that there will be a
resurrection Of the dead, both Of the lust
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
TO the Voters OfNemaha and John
son Counties.

thereby announce myself as a candidate for ~re-elec-
ton to the office of Councilman from this District, to
the Territorial Assembly of Nebraska.
So soon as my opponent, or opponents become known,
I shall seek to make mutual arrangements for canvass
ing the District. r. W. FURNAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
On .1[ondou. .JIu Sin, 1855.

On Monday, July 9th, 1898.
The Boat will leave the Brownville wharf at 10 O'Clock
and procede to the grove, on the Missouri side Of the
river, some five miles belsw the city. Good music will
be provided and other arrangements for dancing both on
the beat and in the grove.
All are invited. Tickets 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
II. Lamarque & Go,
Watch-NEakePS and Jewellers

* The undersigned, located in Nebraska CITY
"a with an established reputation OF three vcarjs
eAazAstanding, DESTROYS to secure the generous patrop-
age OF tie ladies' & Gentlemen Of BrownviIle and the
surrounding country, thus informs them that tbeyrwiI
al"ays Keep on hand a large stock Of all descriptions OF
JeweiTy, watches and clocks, and they will sell as chem
as any mouse this side Of St Louis. They repair watches
menu JcwAry, and do all work belonging to mat Tnc
WIN care snd promptness. Charges reasonable and
work warrinted.
All can te left at the City Drug Store Of BrownviI,e
under the arc Of IeSsrs. J. IL Maun & Co.
July 1873. IAMAROUE & RI
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
Sealed Proposals


directed 10 the Commissioners Of PawnGe County viii
be received from and after this date, until the nrsf Mon.
day IN July neat. For the erect on Of a Court L0uae
IN PGUHee CITY, PdgHee County. ". T., OF tie Hl-
lowing dimensions and style namely:
SAID house 10 be thirty teCt long and twentv-fou- feet
wide, two stories high, the lower story 70 be divided into
four apartments. in one end two rooms twelve feet
square. a hall through the center eight feet wide. Do
the oJher end a room ten feet wide by p feet l0ug
a plalnCpen staircase leading from the hall % the Court
Hogn above; said Court RDUm 10 be twenty by twenty
iOur rect ana properly seated IN plain STYLE. The re-
nlalnder OF Tie upper story % be divided into twg equal
sized rooms, two outside doors three feet wide. six feet
elsht inches high, one and threc-fJurth inches thilk 5
INSIDE doors, two feet eight inches wide. six and a h1i
Ieet high, and one and a half inches thick--aI 10 BE-
Tour pannels each. Eighteen windows, twelve Lights
eacH 10 by - glass; windows AMI door easing, corners
ana base, plain square styles Greciau c8rnice seven
members projection eighteen inches, and nine inrhes
deep, returned with the rake; three coats Of paint white
lead OF zinc, inside and ont. Said house 10 be a frame
Wih posts and braces, with a good single roof. the bm-
1er 10 furnish everything for the completion o. the bull
dIns-oak floors, Jointed and lined, walnut siding, dre-
SEED, sc.
Said building tobe completed Oh or before the hrstd
January, 1859.
One half the price 10 be paid as the work progresses
the cmainde when flushed.
Dated at Pfwnee city this 5th day Of April, 1857.
By order Of the County CJmmisHirneerS
Attest GE D~O"N4N1s
April 22-3m no ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
HYMN.

Lord ! while for all mankind we pray,
or every cline and coast,
o hear us for our native land,
The land we love the most.
Oh guard our shores from every fee,
With peace our borders bless;
With prosperous tunes our cities crown,
Our fields With pIenteousness.
Unite us in the sacred love
OF knowledge, truth, and thee5
And let our hills and valIies shout
Thesonss Of liberty.
Lord OF the nations! thus othee
Our country We commend;
BE Thou her refuge and her trust
Her everlasting frieadi
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01


Ny native coantryI thee,
Land Of the noble free,
Thy name love;
love thy rocks and riils,~
Toy woods and tempted hills;
ny heart with rapture thrills,
Like that above.
Let music swell the breeze,
And ring from all the trees
Sweet fresdom's song;
Let moral toiigues awake
Let all that 5Feathes partske,
Let rocks their silence break,
The song prolong.
Oar fathers God TO Thee,
Author Of Liberty!
To Thee we sing
Long nay our land be bright
with Freedoms holy light,
Protect US By thy might,
Great God, our King.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
STRAHED

From the subscriber, about the 10Th Of April, two
HORSES, one a light sOrrel horse, long name and tail,
with a large scar about the eye on the left side Of his
face, no other marks remembered. The other a large
dark bay mare, a little inclined 70 be yew Decked, black
name and tail, name worn by the collar, when she left
home had a sore back. No other marks are remember
ed. Iii SthOught, unless separated per force, the two
are together. The sOrrel is well known through Kansas
and Southern Nebraska. as the horse rode BY CJI. Dickev
during the Kansas war. Any information leading Ia
their recovery Will be thankfully received and a liberal
reward paid therefor. Address.
BCRBANKS BRO.
49-3w Falls City, RicbardsoD c1rnt. \
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01

Mt EDIIUH.
You will please announce the name of N CLARK
as a candidate for Representative. from the counties of
Nemaha and Johnson and obIige MANY VOTERS.
Mr. EDITOR
You will please announce the name of HENRY c..
HoUGH as candidate for the Office Of Superintendent Of
Common Schools for Nemaha county, and oblige
MANI VOTERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
For the Nebraska Advertiser.
Nh. EDITOR

Mr.. Enron:
l communicate a few facts in relation to
the organization of the Congregational
Church of Brownville, Nebraska. At
ter considerable consultation among a
small number of Church members, rep
~resenting the Old and New School Pres
byterian Churches, Methodist Episcopal,
Baptist, ~Episcopalian, and Congregations
Churches, on the 23th ult., Sunday a
meeting convened at the School House.
The Rev. T. w. Upton of the Congre-
g%ational Church was chosen moderator,
and j. N. Graham, New School Presby-
terrain, Secretary. The meeting was
opened by reading the 9lst Psalm, adj
dressing the Throne of Grace, and sing
ing the following hymn:
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
Trio Hnndrnd Lois.

To those acquainted 1t need only be announced thatthe
lots offered are a portion of the Ferguson Claim -hich
lies almost in the heart Of the City, but owing t0its
having been in contest until quite recently. has not been
sbuift unon or nfhhnzisa innf0yef4 Ehe General Lapd
I office at WashIngtenl having decided the contest the
Iandhas been entered and Warranty deeds can be given.
To these wishing to invest in Nebraska town properly
no better point OF opportunity can be found.
TERMS-One third cash; one third in three months
and the balance in six months, secured by mortgage on
the premises, or my giving bond fo- deed.
July 1, 1853. JAMES FERGUSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01

BANGING HOUSE OF LUsHB AUGH& CARsONI
- RrQMHuiUe February 1-IE58-
On and after This date, depositors accounts will BE-
opened for specie. currency and strip payable In sam8
kind Of funds, Checks must be marked accordingly.
Once hours from 9 to y a N and ] 10
LUSIfBACGH g. CARSON
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
NATIoSAL ODE.

Nv country Tis Of thee,
sweet land Of liberty,
OF thee sing
Lana where my fathers GieG;
land Of the Pilgrims pride;
Prom every mountains side
~, free&om rms
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
6 Is EXCURSION. -
- ~
Fourth of July Pic Mic.
Pic Mic Excursion.

BAKER s CoDDINGToN have fitted up the Ferry
Boat Nemaha by providing an awning and other convent
mt arrnnrnrnnnfs and r-ilI rirn a
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
GREAT SALE OF
Town Lots.
AT BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA,
On Monday. Aug. 2. 1855.

The undersigned having laid oil a portion of the land
owned by him, adjoining the City Of BrOwnvIlle, Nebras-
ka, into lots corresponding in size With other lots in SAID
City, streetsa and alleys also to correspond, will offer for
sale to the highest bidder commencing on Monday August
Cd 1919
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
HTMoVATn

{, Deuser has removed his Tin Shop from Front street
10 Main street, nearly opposite the new Hotel, where he
mas opened up the largest stock Of ware in his line 10 be
found in the upper country. lie solicits a continuance
Of patronage. June 10, '5S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01

Let party names no more
The Christian world oerspread,
Gentle and Jew and bond and free
Are one in Christ their head.
Among the saints on earth
Let mutual love abound,
Heirs of the same inheritance
With mutual blessings crowned.
Thus will the Church below
Resemble that above,
Where streamsof endless pleasures flow
Aud every heart is love.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-01
CITY LOTS.

1900 Acres Of Land
loan to pre- -smptorV, by
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sPEcFA.E NOTICES
..ltHLpuM IN plRY-0,,

In reference to Dr.A s. ToDD,s Anti.blous or Live,
Pills Mr. Jacob Bell of Utica, Licking Co., Ohio writes
II md them to be an excellent medlclne.r
Mr.. VIM MGaughey, of Chesterville, Monroe Co., Ohio
writes 'They are the best Pills We can get
James Packer. of spumcrytle, Somerset Co., Pa writes
have been using them for the last four years. prise
them very highly" = 8
they are "inestimable." ,. 81 -
w n Bets, of Sage, Upshur Co., Va, says " have
been greatly benefited by your excellent Liver Pils
r. p Camden, Of Weston, Va, says Them: ''They are
certainly very valuable scarcely know how could do
without them, they the only medicine have used for
10 MONTHS and would earnestly them to ali
dyspeptics."
The above selections of 6,ndreds that might
be gwen and yet we never haas hunted certificates We
could get hu,drsds Of them in this city the mere
Fodds Pills for sale everywhere Address
your orders to r. H. LOGAN & CO.,
Sug4 General Agents.
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. Louis, Aug. j Returns from different
Congressional Districts in the State Indicate the
following result: Second District, Anderson.
4,500 majority; Sd District, Clark, 1000 MAORI.
ty; 4th District, Craig, 1000 majority; 9th Dis
trict, Woodman, 50Ofmaiority; 9th District,
Phelps, 5000 majority; TtL ;Distriat, NOEL, 5000
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the prePrletoEs, but their length
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Tfss WondcrfaI Cnre! 8
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M oaBa gag eRd after
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sys5 ~ s. 5 An Il5sxPIoaion. .
Thereby certify that having been Ssdly bruised sna
70 try raEg's Arctic Iinnasnt
from the soaldS endin short time,
Henry AATTfs Yes Hin ss 5seson
n. 10. 1RssEEE CRY, Iowa, Nov. sth, 1857
had been eticied Wtth eyes, an Gggravated
to no eaeCtI INDUCED By DR. baum to try he ITsti
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me. ana durng Per.ioIl Of the entirely blind
perteey sound FhSs have T. Win one
cured my daughter eyes aud my
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