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MARIfIsE INTEbLIGENCg.


Por, II New York, ~srcn 10, 1888.
CLEARED
Ship Java Daegeu, Glssos-punham 4 Dimon
ship osnadenes seas Ne. 9rIsaps0wm sslsop Son.
bsis Chandler der Gsgs s.sus ia Srsnde,a Vinns
Brig kesaursdor Dsn Jensen, saguabo-Gsl~ay. Casa
schr Heera (Rr, Rooers st Jshn HB-J Lowden.
schr Isrfet, furmsn. Savannah -McCready, Mott Go.
. schr b Warner sie'son Chsres'on-Mecready, Mou
schr New Jersey vanneman, Sewberu-vsu Bruni A
SER sp5gIi.s. Pstsn cry Points,. Hg1'srA0o
Steamer Boston, sene~. Phlsdelphia.
ARRIVED
p sg Of he Ss rs ses
Al AN Of Barnesai tsssed ers Cove brown and osrs
sSorpS blue ssea with white e'lssnd letter upon IT,
s,ssm,hip coums.. Berry Charleston, hour.
passengers spsford. Tneson Co SUNDAY 81 Pm,
~ mile. Of Hsiierss sisnsiized steamship Nashville hence
ship " fanbn, Brisgs Galveston g days win cotton
mon,,ss &C 20 LIB sr9Sr 90 & +, ss ss sor
Bsrh Roebuch, Chase Rio Janero, Jan D. with c,Hee 10
hssyJ gsle. fron Nv ssG wSw sPfi sas md damaged
speisSi. ior New oriesn. '''DfAl' WI" '~A
D's' q hI T T ss s..
sh inst, on Hate spoke scr YORK. lof Portland
Bari Hry avery ApSischcois Is days with cotton,
sEh b psT's from ,qS,u 3 = a. experienced sue
schr now,re G, Hs.wich, Nicker.on, sombrero, y
Schr Norfolk Packet Hedel Apaachcola, 10 days with
cotton &C 30 kAph Poet Has experienced heavy weather;
sprung bowsvri, spht sais
Scbr Osproy Bragg, Washington. NC, 3daya
Schr Rhode isand, Davis Washington, Nc, days
@ r, sR Fisfis days.
Echr ursnds, Doughty Baltimore, days.
SoAr Bosion, Hucsins Easiport Gays.
Echr Tennessee, Wooster Passport
Schr Peru Thomas, Hewitts Island, Ne, 5 days
Sehr Cbsbce Haskell, Rowland, 6 days.
Shhr COrvo, holbroos Rockland
schr warrior Miller Rocksni days
kchr New York GoOcsel, Boson. =
echr American Reile, Chase, Boston.
HozfuU
schr Hoichkiss, Newoome Nantucke, for virginia
Steamer Westernport Berry. Savanrs b With mdse and
psssenrers 10 Crornv veil Co. The experienced hea
W gales from NE No date lat "a 1s ion rs a. schr
Richard Naur, Frnk days from Maanzss New York
Steamer hssApeske Crowel Baltimore, with mdse, 70 ii
y Cromwell Co.
Brr Kate Heath.
ehir Confidence, New Orleans.
Wind during the day from 3 10 Sc, light
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PERU


yHE REvoLrrfoN As LAsT HEFoKrEp-FAfirns 90
TIE rEACE PROPOSALS. OF CniLE-GHkAr ass ~
TIA HivERs--HkfpGEs AND RAffHOAbs TSsrKEp.
ne civil eth contnuee Tie s0utb q feru-Nl
vaDoo usual bsde TIE walls q Arsguips, and C~sils
with he forces, ~s,Chrf Inn.
Te ef0rts Of The Chilean o. nmissouer, NJ irsrrAEt
va " bring about compromse between TIE too rtres
have entirely faed, TIE leAnsu HAVING crerei sloa ne
vefy brat point, samsy who sboas i&se tbt E@tFe a
The matter
vrung yOu lat. Ne over wtrt ~ rafosa
cross.s have cone With such force a. 70 ies roy
entirely be bfdge q ssn loss, aoag crest hafy - tns
ChArAlutA bridge and waxing a~ay N eniusnA nleos
rDder NE greai lstanos al ts l@fea en4 -
TIE Inc rhey hare Al sors rer@rins dsmAE~ - a.
N the uarlc which NV nterrussT1s 81 "a Avn
To greatest rush ~ wsisr dqsn durns ne nFat q
tbe 40 fenruAry brrgng arg trees ane siou~s sias
wA1 sod hAyng done al he dam~Ts h zoe uahi
ne river dr@c VI ene ouy have .msi str.a na
and Akef tafU ~ ne raj o. t~& wIth ful
no TIE same a. usuAl y, hs.svsfi uumeuty "a
peeled lat C4stlaa oil co. ED IA t~k 40 kfe4aTa
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

TAICAHUANO. Jan 24-The whsling feet is still behind
the only sx having arrived this port since the ls
Of Tho 1ie Henry before reported AZ having been
cenred hy ihe captain has been sold Captain Bunker
y si here sshng M The Marcia Billings returned Anew
days for ave having deserted just previous
p Der - Are snd lsft again on the Dh man from he
tfrk afk a u ndon reached few days since by
hard fcm hundred miles To the south ward
a his place and reports that the boat containing FIVE men
ard ihf Of that vessel carried OF by whale
The second mate and Of The killed by the
ehse be viii ~ hn companions succeeded 10 max
ing bud who're IN he vicinity Of n os from whence he
madr ~ way overland IN this city The sorry got fully
crsdn,c 1he Lsfk Va. on the wes coast q Paagona n
printef last The si0fy probably true Capt OXFORD
~ n hore. here with his wife the ship having
sailed he leth inst Tho III owing the
rivals since he sailing of The aei mail lsh ships Archer
suh ~ New Bedford. GU 50. 18th TahmaToo Robinson,
FHavfn go 2Nh Bans, Durman, NIB, so; 2lsi, Geo
Howar1 Pcusroy B clean si 18th ship Hope On charge
IT he nate IN cruise, Marcia Billings -
" pot Nh ship Archer, Smith p cruise; Ishmaroo'
Iohnsfn, du. Henry. Bunker condemned; ns prise,
hfovn bound home Palma Dormsn do, wtg freighti Geo
Rowland. foneroy. cruise
NtsceIlsnsous and Disasters.
fHU ArnsIrsg of nslumCrt III register was sold
~ ruhhc suction AZ raiao gh MI for $3.50 rs cash
~ HsHs NOur Fraucisc1, reports Nov o. on The
Naltra ls'an-s shp sinking condition, and bore
~ Der huf before resrhnr Der she suck found an
rs sh tst sy 20 cose where sss sunk vas unable "
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POLITICAL.
CD EGULARs "-gi0HrEgSrH waRD-Tag aEsu
IN lars ~ this wsre vt Printy's twenty second
and Third tins Tuestsy evening" inst
sococt precisey. imporAn, pusness VII BE- .c.d upoa
BY order. okC. n BRKw, President
THE rfffH WARD REGULARS WILL. xryr rms
TUESDAY evening IN oslecs a. he rbgnir No, us
Jas D H.lI, ,see,.,sr,e.
ION WARD RE0uLsRs-A nyyrfNo OF THE Urn
- Wsrd Regulars wil tske place his Tuesday
At half pssi o'cioet NJ w Union Hoid corner u i5h
street and Third avenue. funcga atentsnre sreguess
BY order Of rnOs. WITCH, Cssirfnan-
1dTH WARD REGULARS AFTERNOONS sEETrSa
ii Of the socieiy viii be held Tuesday evening
az
O'Clock Hy order, JOHN FAhkkii. fre~eenA
JoHs ELDNR Jr. Secretary.
HsrRY 4. Wrsr. Treasures
OIsT WARD Rr0uLARs a hfEIlNo ~ fus ~, ~
cieiy Of ReEuer. q ne rv,sV ~, !, 49,, 49,
quarters Metropolitan Gardens, r.I'u
avenue. ny orfer JAH "N'''"'
HucH scfapt se-retary.
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We have drea from tha rerebhc 10 49,
~ n NAp~raso states u.ai svsrYthinr vNs gust NJ
Ires dent tss reduosd Tie saares ~ ~ soFsfunlart
oecAls and alec no eva accsTtos o. 90 80 uss~i
81 go 90 81 formerly
FHofp are bsng wsts o. go q crnmuuEsiiua q Ne
Atlantic ~ ue river ben and ~ uibusve~ shrh vu-ii
cevesCTs NE " ne nteriof " Ne repatlc
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WATCHEs. JExVET.aY go

4 ouis ANRlCH, JEwRLER Gas BROADWAY, two
- e. above Amity street continues 10 sell ne trebl
ps.a sbe FORKS and spoons Fl ~ dozen cost " whole
sstpn aiew q them are left Fine watches diamond an
ton ehains Ht be 80 this week great sacrihce Ol
500 silver snd diamonds will he tatsn In elchange o
mulhi iof cssh A. liberal price LOUIS ANhlOh onef
lhs tnss so ewery for bali price Con vince Yourself
,sung At he store Gas broadway, opposite Great Jone
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cry COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NJ
ASHES Tie sales eu orsced abcut 2t bols potts. at
SO res rs were quiet
RftArsTUHs.-FlOur-T The market lees active the
ecu q pepg Moderate ana conDned chlety u tn 10
nestle trade The sales embraced about 100 900
hbls, within the range of about the following quota
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,r ,x,y,,isn On ,.prp airs or FURNITURE, ~
~ all color. and ~ yaeD No ~ d.n.l .,r.s,
~ ~ aSa ~ ,enr ooors ss.i II roadway. sew ycrs
r,oP etTH-orR vEryHsspsoeNh NEw cARNED
rosewvo' w. \. rrple an maroon hro~sfel rvi-a
.sl nn @ s ~ very hely csrved sooi nous
slsp 49, ~ sof.s has parlor ehtra price
~. n, ~ n gso an III best custom mase. Asdre-- -
Herald oMee.
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FRENCH ADyERTTsEMETrs,

FRENCH ADvERTIsEMEsrs
vAut A. Vranre rrnr ss.nt aussi Ia parie dea lana
- eoon noe desrsra placer dams New YORK on 80
ttvrora t'eiresser No. IT'S East twenty snth sueee
chamhre No ~
IlN iEuNF HOwME FRANCATs. AGE DE ls ANS
u otfre placer valet on azure occupation que
eouque. sadrvsseT AZ ~ Hudson sIi sbeI A. Boulay
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FHigsrs ssHsfssC NrsCrkB-THsns
In che there BET huis So a g-psscs cFrlea
TIE fresoeui and many ~ 10 gritrpa falnles ~ smn
tAso vap~rsso Ths h~vsst hN eeen ma~i
abundant oue, A1d Ne jed q Ne MAE. oo1uns-. -
she iBcfc@@s
w. " f@hr G1f~ hsf syvvef si vaipsrsso. snf
she Monarch W sell 90 NJ stt ut fof frgant
The tinted st~tes frssle herrInar A~sg est<as
having been heard OF from raicxhnxnns
me French ship ~ v~ Resrfbuuoe had sse grvsi ~
Valparaiso
Buslne-s " reported dali The uNrssi rsyor,e1 fuIy
stcck ed, prcs~ tefdns down~sts sth but ltus ap~s
Tue monetary crB. has dimlBsbed Fovefuusnt b@s .
vued from the m nj tsCc 90 $50 srd soo $500,
cer 10 make advances goid and silver tuson fne-s
vii be PAID 90 presenfAi,on n al govefnmeci q
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NAifAHAHo Jan 3l.-Durinf the lat fcrtnigt c1u
plete earn has prevailed 70 The marset osus n
We entire absence " foregn purchassys snd 81
tais from the interior A. ne same time ne stscss
GO hand ~ every clAss a IMPORT goois are vcfy
nDutasnti and IN dorueeNc protucp, although some
are scarce, prices tend yards fer ne yunt u
tne lhe % no interest felt for them Alusugh TIE
sary crsR he been severely fet eth 10 d.uInisteI
robsioefaoll th1 NE pFevaAnf OpNnun thst al
rontinOe " dmhsi sth tbe several auus s@nf
into the Interior % reapte harvest sud fr s usss+ AZ III
various mines. The fearing ~ toe harvest . noe fon
cluded and The result has ben ~ we srtrr.sef sbas
dsnt Ia all The various clafes Of gran prces n mana.
featured goods Ne have no yaraton " noe. and
rervable that the stock hand be they sooeu cf,,
linen sik STUFF very sbundant and % very m IN
increased they present that only there 81 a.
mand, but there has regned, and sul EXIST geDrta
depression throughout the whole market Sagars-
Very much fallen aud appearance OF Coutinn
ke the same No sales have been erected DOR
ine tbe last fortnight and arrived 90 90 To- rhe
STOCK FIRST hands h or 100 he Bar silver, deliver
able here-sales have been made Al 90 ~ and Cal
cora a. tlO 37H Bar Coppcr-IrOm 800 " w 44Ltais
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I 0sT-A GARNET BRACELET, IN A MApTso. Az
nue. stag. on Friday, sarch II The dnder will b. an
ably rewarded on leaving with n. BARNARD II, Broa
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PERSON

4 BOY lift HIS ZONE ON wnDNFsD,Y .Ass
A Nhs oressed In cara psrs md dark jTket and btu
oNtrcta black kossuth hat wi hout compile
.nd Mn t"c~ dark blue with DARK blonde asi aad
urSer be meme Of Repjamit Levy The finder Sl
great favor upon his mother, No 2s Mott street p LEVY
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ENOUND--NEs1ERDAY AFTERNOON IN FIR.
II street between first and Second avenues sort mon N
containing small amount o. money, oh The o~.sr q,
have by calling al IS irs stree, and proving properly
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I OsT-Ar 1He ARTIST, RECEPTION AT Dol
- WORMS rooms. or riday evening last goli braceiI
erameDed CARR bue lib. IN err will receive The th,nks
The owner spd be suitably rewarded by leaving a, no
West 1wenet street
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DRoMIssOkY NOTE LOST PARTIES Aee HEREBY
Il cautioned against negotiating nos~ drawn by H.
fepper Co payable 10 III. order " Se3 d aus
IS Nay 1be Under will be uiasly rewardec by returning
1t TO DAVID 1WtEiIs. ~ Pine street
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7 osT-IN GOING FROM CHkysTIE sfaEET re
- Great Jones street not. drssn bs VIM. Niles 4
III" order OF r. Nurson for two ATTY dollars
dated february the Path four or tbs and m..e
a, The tiiztns' hank The note not ebcnrsei An,
person hponr ssid n.te ia fer ny lc.osag Il
Vim Mines 80 Chrysne street. or TO !. Muason orea
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METROPOLITAN POLICE OWNERS w.NrEo ny
l the Properly Clerk sl3 roome for oo wing
supposed TO ne stolen viz "A dsmon' pieces
silks and satns and twenty rolls Of RI Also
street, two pieces bonnet sks, a martan a rperne
sba ~ two store keys and Of surgeons uments
Il
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I OeT-0N MONDAY AFTk RNOoN MARCO Is ooINt
- rom Lexington avenur throu, Twenty fon,h
TRINITY chapel aoy's portem ding sewers
articles OF Jeweify Ind small Of The nnde
will be oersly rewarded BY leAing Zoe same At
Est Twenty fourth
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Opening OF Spring Races.

The Spring races opened Over b New
market Course, near this city, on Satur-
day last. But two entries were made:
DR.. Holidays grey mare Flying Cloud,
and Mht. Clark's black colt War Eagle /;
stakes SIS; forfeit SO; owners to ride !;
one mile heats; betting II 3I4 to II on
Flying Cloud.
Both nags showed life, and care IN
training. consequently some difficulty
was experienced in making a start, both
being quite fdgery al the post Flying
Cloud jumped of with The lead at a good
pace closely waited upon by War Eagle
TheR ran thus about o~ne-fourth the dis
lance. when War Eagle dropped of, and
daylight was observable between the
bags; by a ~iudicious use Of the left spur,
be vas again brought up neck and neck.
Flying Cloud seeing the danger made a
desperate rush, and Ly two strides sue
ctedtd In landing winner tya nee after
d moa ,xcting faish. Time, ever
liz ga.
The animals were trained: Flying
Cloud : Fleming of Chicago, War Eagle
ty Whitney Of New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
IMPROVEMENTS.

Notwithstanding the night
anes." people wall tuiid. and, what -
BE- Of all too. improvements the present
,as5u are more extensive and of more
o. auaueu character Ihan heretofore.
IL c -. WHErLrRH ia ,nclo- d AID
usl completing a I'm TWO story r,s'd-
-lse Of improved sryi~, on Nam SIR ct,
tween Fourth and FIT.
VIZ. {. DEUsER. Ia aud opp uli,h,
AS Ii, arly completed a large Two story
tai.dlng nearly opposite the new hotel
Mr.. JAcoB Marion, merchant tailor,
Is erecting a similar building next to that
Of Mr.. Deuser.
c. O.. Dorsey, ESQ, postmaster, Is
erecting a new post Office building on
Main street, next to Maun & Co.'S Drug
sure.
Dawn SEIeEL is erecting an excellent
residence on the corner of Sixth and Main
streets.
q. F. LAKE is also putting up a neat
residence, on Main street, between Sixth
and Seventh.
&C. BEReER is building a neat brick
cottage on Atlantic street, between Sec
ond and Third.
The New HOTEL is completed, and
now ready for occupancy.
We noticed quite a number of other
buildings under way in different parts of
the city.
MI. JOIN ULLERY is making extern
sive arrangements for making brick The
present season. His first kiln Is now
nearly ready for burning.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
DOingS Of the COunBICOurt.
May TERM 1853.

Present, full Board. Il was ordered
that the County Surveyor, T. w. Bedford,
be instructed to survey out a road leading
from Peru to Brownville via Sprinkle's
mill.
On petition, the town Of Mt. Vernon
was incorporated under the provisions of
the general act, and A. Carter, T. Mos
ley, T. E. Haycook, ]. G. Medley, and
j. E. Dewry, appointed trustees.
The following orders on the Treasury
were drawn. VIZ: ]. d. n. Thompson,
for services as justice of the peace Sls.3S;
d. PlaSters, services as sheriff, S3l;70,
j. R. Richards, services as Surveyor,
$1,000.
Justices of the Peace in the following
precincts were ordered to return a hist of
jurors to the county clerk, as follows:
Brownville precinct Is
Nemaha City 6
Mt. Eern n /" 9
The County Clerk was ordered to ad-
vertise two weeks in the Nebraska Ad-
v~erliser for sealed proposals for The pur-
pose of erecting a County jail.
Adjourned to NEE, on ,Ae arsy day OF
June next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
r,ttlanrR 8 EtLnrhT, PropTiet0rs %

e.tlA6HER & 6ftBTKT, ProprietOrs Of the Real
r..te Sews Letter, Masonic Temple, ChIcago, III
n PaRvTy. General Advertising Agent IN rear %
- YORK. Ladies's and Chiidreu's She Stsre, 80 west
Fsrrth street Cincinnati.
vIsscHER OwEN& Co.. No 4oanas 4ss BroaoNay'
txDBEw WIND American Canadian and European
.5-.-i-inr and Su5scriptiyu once. No l33 Nassau SITS,
gev TJrk-
,rssts. 81. Louis. No
= nj SERVES, s. Dearborn street, Chicago.
I-e .ush5r1cd Agents TO solicit Subscripii AZ aud Ad-
u,ti.smeuts for the Advertiser, aud receisye and re-
81, fer monies therefor
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Something Nice.

Mr.. WM. T. Den will &C
cept our thanks fora present of a bounti-
tul supply Of wild game-duck, plOver
and snipe, of his own shooting. MI. d.
is "sure shot," especially among feather
ed game. His delight is with gun and
dog, and he never fails to 'bag game''
sufficient for his own bachelor table, and
to divide with his friends. Long life to
HIM.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

p The Nebraska Advertiser having
much the largest circulation OF any -aper Ia
the Territory, Wholesale Merchants IN st.
Louis, st. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
em markets where Nebraska merchants pur
ehase. viii and no better advertising medium
m the Western coultrvH
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Sealed PrOnaSaIS

Directed to the Commissioners Of Pawnee Comfy Will
be received from and after this date, until the first Mon
day in July next. For the erection of a Court House
in PdWHee City, PGtInee County, ". T., of tie fol-
lowing dimensions and style namely:
Said house to be thirty feet long and twenty-fOur feet
wide, two stories high, the lower story to be divided into
four apartments, in one end two rooms twelve feet
square. a hall through the center eight feet wide. In
the other end a room ten feet wide by "a feet long;
a plainUpen staircase leading from the hail to the Court
Room above; said Court Room to be twenty by twenty
four feet and properly seated in plain style. The re-
mainder o. the upper story to be divided into two equal
sized rooms, two outside doors three feet wide, six feet
eight inches high. one and three-fourth inches thick 8
inside doors. TWO feet eight inches wide, six and a half
feet high. and one and a half inches thick-alI To be
four pannels each. Eighteen windows, twelve lights
each. 10 by IA glass; windows and door casing corners
and base, plain square style; Grecian cOrnicR seven
members; project N eighteen inches, and nine inches
deep returned with the rake; three coats If paint white
lead or zinc inside and out. Said house to be a frame
with posts aud braces with a gOVd shingle rOOf the bid
der TO furnish everything for the completion of the bull
ding-oak floors, jUinted aud lined, walnut siding, dres-
SEED. &c.
Said building to be completed on or before the first of
January, 1859.
One half the price TO he paid as the work progresses
the remainder when finished.
Dated at PLwnee ely this 9Th day Ct April, 1857.
By order Of the County Commi>si neers
Attest OO"NANO1
April 22-3m no 43.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

Persons resident in this Territory. coming from various
parisns o. the States ouen suggest O. n the uames u
,.-.ars 10 their old neighblrh1rd, who would Doubtless
80 subscribers % they could zee . c'py q the "Ad-
-s-1ser - We always send a-perimen c5py and persons
.vsra wiu csnside. IL salicitafi.u e. beo'me a regu-
Efuscrfber-
pstmaste-s and ouHrrs. seeIins iahdeut interest n
n,ts % aclub. can retain The usual per cent cor their
uwuble-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

We have just oomDietcd a new stock Of Blanks Of every
s.~rptioH neatly executed on dle substantial paper ;
81 are prepared 20 OIL orders al . mument's notice and
= reas suable trims.
Wehave 40 q pia-e % q small map = S5nth Platte
ya-aska sor printing INN "a sized envelopes with any
s--e5 Cuisines card attached. Ode 3 salicifed
X " |URNAS
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

y-Uuless Roiiaed al the close Of tie Volume ~ dis
,a.inue the Advertiser. - VI shall take 81 Tor granted
ni subscribers wish their paper continued. and sha.
,~r5riiugly continue u send a. heretofore II
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
IoR WORK.

..o-t extensive additions q New Type, Cuts,
W - B-onzes, Cards &c, made 70 the "Adver-
Oh once, Ne claim 70 be able 70 turn out Joe NSrk IN
im-n .-s,ie- himself. and having in his employ an
mSo5isbtd and experienced Fancy Job Printer, is de-
S-i5e5 nj % be ou5-d0ne in the execution Of JOb Work:
Ids naving one u Fosters ialest lmP5oVel CaLG
O.Lls Ris1ts work IN Coiors, Bronze work &c; Will
z ION a distance will be promptly attended To-,
sv,rrsnted % give satisfaction or no pay
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Claim Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that l
will appear at the Land Once az Bgownvine on Friday
Nay 21st 1855 TO prove MP my night to the fractional
southeast quarter Of section eleven and fractional
northeast quarter Of section fourteen. in township one,
Of range sixteen east. HARLE STEELE.
Nay 70, 1855. pte-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
DOUGLAS SALOON.

Main street. one door West Of Post Office,
Rro9ynv la. N. T.
The =, bc ibers re pecIully inform the public that
ity Il
VINES, LIQUORS, Segcrs- Oysters. Sardines,
md eve y ref eminent Tor he tnner man usually kept
AZ suth establishments. viii be found and served Mp IN
first sfvie- GOfF X DBEE-
Pr,u-ryfIfe Anil 18Th 1855. 42-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
Still they come.

During the past weeks, our
streets have been almost constantly
crowded with immigrant trains coming
from Iowa and Illinois, settling in this
and adjoining counties west of US. They
al bring with them large numbers of live
aock-horses, cattle, sheep and hogs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

Arrived.
Rev. T. TIPTox, President of the
B~rOwnville College, arrived this morning
% steamer Hannibal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
CLAIM NOTICE.

To william Hillburn aRd all others whom il may
concern. You are hereby notified 10 appear at the
Land Office in Brownville, on Friday Nay 2lstlS5S at
O'Clock. P II. as l intend to prove up my right Of pre-
emption to the northeast quarter of section thirty-two,
township two north Of range fifteen east.
46-2w Nay Is. IS. JOSEPH B. HARE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
ADVERTISER.
.3OWNVILLE, MAY 20, 1853.
TERMS:

year. il paid in advance. 500
~" : +" al the end q 6 months, $50
% 90 - ~ " 500
- ,r more will be furnished al $50 per
- provided the cash accompanies the order, not
-serwise-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
COaI.

On Tuesday last, while on The clam Of
THEopoRE Na%LD>cHMiDr, Esq, we were
shown a coal opening which had been
worked bw siiga'ly, from which had been
produces u. most pr missing specimens Of
stone coal NE heve yeIse,n. Weare In
formed that upon the claim of Mr.. JonN
Lose the prospects are equally Promis-
ing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20

To Thomas J. Easteriy and all whom II my concern.
You are hereby notified that I viii appear az the and
once IN BrUwuvilIe On the : h day q Nay 1865. at l
O'Clock p N, L. prove up my right Of p~re-empton TO
the northwest quarter VI section eight, in township I'VE
range fourteen east.
Apil % 1855 244 JOSEPH F. ORD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-20
School Lands,
M111inerX.

A superior stock Of Millinery and Dress Goods At my
Nj iine-y e>tatIi~hment me door ab We Lu,hbaugh
& Carson's Banking House Bscwuviile Mt
AAf MAR TURNER