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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13

he DRINKs.-IIow ominous that SEN
sence falls! How we pause in conversa-
ton and calculate, ITS pityv How his
mother hopes he will not when he grows
older; how his sisters persuade themselves
that it is only few wild oats that he is
sowing! And yet the old men shake their
heads, and feel gloomy when they think
about it. Young man, just commencing
kfe, ,buoyant with hope, don't drink. You
are freighted with precious cargo. The
hopes Of your parents, Of your sisters, o
your wife, Of your cbildren-an are laid
down upon you. In you the aged live owe
again their young days; through you only
Sosn that weary one you love obtain posi-
tiop in society; and from the level in whicl
you place them, must your children 60 int
the great struggle for life.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13

o.. N@-H@E..
TNHE Undersigned respectfully mnouncesa %
Il the citizens of Abbevil,s, @. H., and VI.
cinity, ths.ehe has opened al. :;
boot and Shoe shop,
,thssoffice lately, occupied By Dr.. s. II. Beard,
Dsntiat, opposite Mr. West6eld's Harness and
ssddleryl Store, and Is ready to make and mend
Boots and Shoes, entrusted to his care. 90.
rrses VI PATRICK O'KEEFFEr
Jan. IL, 1859. s.37 tss.f s...ltf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-13

.AbenesoIent Old gentleman tssd to4gn'
away wood to the pdox:bytbs oerd,iR or
der as be said 10 have it recorded above.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
legal Not;ce.

Jacob BOzarth Nemaba County Districs Cours.
vs. fOf the Second Judicial DisHcs
Charlotte Bozarth Nebraska Territory
To April Term A. ID. 1S59-In equity.
To Charlotte Bozarth the above named defendants
Whereas on the fifteenth day March, A.. ID. 1850,
there was issued from the Nemaha County District
Court Of the Second Judicial District. NobraSka
Territory, out Of the ChsneeTy side thereof, . writ
Of subpoena directed 10 you commanding ron 10 ap-
pear on or before the first day Of the next April
term Of he said Court, to be begun and held in the
said county of Nemaha, on the eighteenth day Of
April a.. ID, 1889, and answer the petition and COM
plant Of tho above named Jacob BoZarth for divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony with you, tbs said
defendant, Chlrlotta Bozarth. And whereas the said
subpoena has been returned as to you the said Char
lotta Bozarth, "not found" Now, therefore, this is
to notify you Of the issuing Of tho said writ Of sub
pOna, and of the petition and complaint Of the said
Jacob Bozarth and that unless you appear and an
swer the said petition and complaint Of the said ia
cob BOzarth at the time required in the said suSpOe-
ma, that thenthe said Jacob BOzarth viii proceed 10
establish the facts set forth in tho said petition and
obtain a decree from the said Court for divorce as
prayed for in said petition and complaint.
u. G. JOHNSON,
Attorney and Solicitor for Com lainant.
Ordered that the foregoing notice be published in
the Nebraska Advertiser for four successive weeks
as the law provides.
A.. W. PENTLAND, Clerk.
Bye. G. DORSEY, dep'y.
March IL, 80 Az pr $40.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
PrObate NOTICE,

Whereas; ithas been made to appear TO my ~satisfac-
ton, that there are claims existing against the estate Of
Charles NJ. Greever, late Of Nemaha County, Eebras-
ka Territory, deceased notice is hereby given, that I
have appointed Monday, the 10Th day Of August, A. D.
1859, as the day for the hearing Of said claims, and all
persons having claims against the said estate are hereby
notified to file the same at my office on OF before that
day, OF they will be forever barred from recovering such
ever.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of February, AID
1859. r. J. WHITNEY Probate Judge.
Ordered that the above notice be published for twelve
successive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
r. j. WHITNEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

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t. ap1l EeImA EA-
a. argud1ak eaea e&n ~ Nswz4a oE1H -
ms Czrt CO Sora1g-4-al EUN N4e4
4eEtlscEI, ~ 0e EtaEe UE1[ E1A ~ +%
Prey& Er WersnsCE 2E-E1 $3.50 @A -rHe
&4 UFt-o1GT uZ1NQ4 ~ & AE
AAn@ & 0A0e CeoraW1 gr1fr nNNUFe
aSeH1z14eG9eeo yuaE2lE IL 81 MEus4 4F& ~
ever, H0oreEg D1e sa1Ees ~ Rh G~M uH -
PrQNAN- W. We1eeE& ass HaGF So O. a.
hltns ci Ire sa& peutEa el1l1Tc1 a@ reE -
aaSWe- AeSad pe1looe erA&ra ceNzsee1ae 49,
q April AID lS59 h. secg TIE 1se e1v ~ - A1nt tsrna
ofthesa1d curt c. ee eegun aldhRGeR - stHEao-
ee0th d8y lAprl nE&i In TIE euN "a &1EewN
in Neuaha Ccu1rv. NE6raSka EerEiCrE a11 IA una
the said petition Is answered a. Eegu1zsA Nesaze HEl
e taken "a tzUe andtecrsc reudsre1 acOE11S
W H LNrL0K 49,
&c JOHNSON, Att9s erFfE
It is hereby crdeTed that the above n0tcr te p1nEeh-
Ell for foU succeSsive weeks In TIE NserazEa ASver-
tiser rs IS pV0vized ~ lar,
a ". PENTLAND. efs-A
b. CHAs-G- DORSEY, Deqaiy-
March %, 1SS9 40
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
BrOwnville; Feb. n, 1859.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of trusteeship
vested in Walter W. Hackney, by deed Of trust execut-
ed on the eighth day of March, A. D. 1853, BY Joshua
s.. Purcell, and recorded in the Recorders once Of
three OF Deed Book E.'IWalter W. Hackney, viii, from
the southeast corner Of Main and First Streets, IN the
town Of Brownville, Nebraska Territory between the
hours Of nine O'Clock, A. II. and four O'Clock, P. N, on
the 18th day Of April, AID. 1885, sell to the highestbidder
for cash in hand, the following described land, tO>wit g.
the southeas fractional quarter OF section number thir-
ty-two, (32) in township three, a. north, in range thr-
teen, east OF sixth principal meridian, in Nebraska ter
ritOry, and TO execute adeed to the purchaser the same
to be sold to satisfy acertain p~rommissory note dcscrib-
cd in said deed. Said note being yet unpaid.
BrOwnville, March II. 1859. 5w pf Ss
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

By the sixth section Of an Act Of Congress, entitled
HAn Act making appropriations for the current and
contingent expenses q the Indian Department" &c,
approved 29th February, 1883, provision Is made for the
sale Of the lands lying between the line surveyed by
John G. Mccoy in 1897 and 1893, and the western boun-
Diary ofthe Half Breed Reserve, as specified in the 10th
article OF the treaty Of Prairie IN Chen OF 18th July,
to the extent Of 3i,25 per acre, 70 the Secretary Of the
Interior, for the use Of the Half Breecs entitled 70 tho
same. Therefore, all persons interested are desired to
take notice that pTe-emptiOn claimants who had rot
perfected their claims prior % the 18th February, 1850,
will be required TO pay for their claims n lawfnl money
OF the United States, and that Bounty Rand Warrants
will not be received in satisfaction OF claims % lands
lying between said lines, OF any Of the smallest legal
subdivisions belonging 20 any claim, which may extend
beyond or be cut By the said westeTnmost line.
e.. II. NIXON, Register
G. B. SMITH, Receiver.
BrOwnvilie, March 81, 1853 n4O-sw
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
Probate Notice.

whereas u has been made to appear to my satisfac-
ton, that there are claims existing against the estate Of
Joseph Deroin, late Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter
ritory, deceased; notice is hereby given, that / have
appointed Monday, the hfteenth day Of August, AID 1859,
as a day for the hearing Of said claims, and all persons
having claims against the said estate are hereby notified
to file the same at my Office on or before that day, CT
they will be forever barred from recovering such claims,
and from setting of the same in any action whatever.
Given under my hand on this Hth day Of February,
A D 1859, R.. J. WHITNEY Probate Judge.
Ordered that the above notice be publish 2 for u
successive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
Brownville, Feb. II, 1859. Sn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
Marcel H., 80
Legal Notice.

@CA0& SSN@SSa
Elizabeth A.. Field, PPG In the NCmaha County
Us District COurt o. the Second
George w. Field, Deft Judicial District, Neb. Ter
To April Term Al 1862
To George W. Field the above named defendant. Whe-
reas a petition has been filed in the Nemaha County
District Courtos the Second Judicial District, Nebraska
Territory, by THE above named plaintiff, Elizabeth A.
Field, praying for the reasons therein set forth for q
divorce from the bonds OF matrimOny with you the said
defendant, and that the Court will order, adjudge and
decree a separation between you and the said Elizabeth
A. Field forever, according TO the statutes in such cases
made and provided. Now therefore, this Is to notify you
Of the filing Of the said petition, and that you are requir-
ed TO answer the said petition on or before the eight
eenth day OF AprilA D 1859, it being the hrst day Of the
April term Of the said Court, to be begun and held on
the said eighteenth day Of April 1889, In the eity Of
Brovnville, in Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, and
that unless the said petition is answered as required.
the same will be taken as true and decree rendered ac-
o~ordingly.
U. G.. JOHNSON, Atty Cor PItf.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be
published for four successive weeks in the Nebraska
Advertiser as the law in such cases provides.
A. W. PENTLAND, Clerk,
By CHAs. G. DORSEY Deputy.
March %, 1859 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
Claim Notice.

To Francis Byers, Lewis F. Randolph, and all
whom it may concern. You are hereby notified that
l will appear at the Land Office in BroWnvillo, N.
T., on Saturday the 18th day Of March, 1859, at
two o'clock P NJ, to prove up N right Of presumption
to the north east quarter Of section %, township g..
range II east. VIM. W. PURCELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
Office to Rent!

The room on Main Street, formerly occupied by Brown
& Hallam as a Banking House, is for rent. Apply to
CRANE & HILL.
BrovuYiIie, Feb. sO,-tf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
Public Notice

To Presumption Claimants claiming lands
betDeen the Mccoy Line and Treaty
Line, lying behCeep the twO NemahG
Rivers on the Half Breed Reservation,
Nebraska TerritoTu.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
Mechanics Store !

cheap Groceries, Cheap Dry Goods, aud Great
Bargains in all kinds of Goods,
at the Mechanics Store,
Where all who desire Il, p,unou,isc ,b,i. r,oo,.
should call an bny much tiOns for ten Jnrs cash
or III produce, as they goI else where for Twelve or
fifteen dollars. ~ "
sell The best Groceries at the very low est pTce.
We sell tho best Dry G"Oisa the very lowest nr,ca
we sell all kinds and of BOnls Shoes and Gan
ters, cheaper than sold al any olher sIorenol px
ceping the great tlangen, who is world renowned for
his cheHWFsS.- "
We sell the very best qualities Of Snuff and Seqars;
We sell Ouly for Cash &C.
we Bny all kind OF Country Produce at the hiph
est prices Tor GoOds, or per cent oil iur cash
Very thankful for the liberal encouraee,ucnt bere
ioiore extended 10 u.s. we hope. hy s,rlcI attention 10
business AID IA determination plerse all 10 mer,t
and receive a continuance OF the same
J. X WILLIAMSON,
Acgl9tS WeH Commerce street, SMYRNA, Del
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
[ Advertisement
Earper'S ESccEEy.

HARPER's WEEKLY has now been in cx;st-
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me literary matter of Harper's Weekly is
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TEplIS.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
Adjourned.
HOUSE.

Ifiddy, Feb Am act to incorporate the
DIVER and Mahon River Railroad, and several
ether acts Of private nature were read a third
time and passed
The 81 and 4th sections Ofan act TO amend
an act Tor the encouragement of internal i'm
provemenis III this State, were defeated
Mr. jacobs from Committee on Governors
MESA &c relating 10 internal improvements, sub
hlltrd communication which was read.
Adjourned.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
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a LII persons afflicted with rhc,c Iainr! e,cro.c,
a ces can effect perfect CURES wiiLru, ,l,e'o'I
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Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
EsT. COggsgeiG'S
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| FOX M LAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY
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Or hc"iIIr whether IN the head throat, abdomen ex.
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The prculIar excellence OF the New Medical Sal, i;
lhat without the useless loss Of blood and strength il
iccnlily cures lrilImma0ry Disc; Ses mo others hv
iF"du'lhg an equilibrium of all the fluids the hedy
'hc WANT OF Winch rs he sole cause OF Inflammation
lNNALIDS. TAKE NOTICE!-The C,llnu;nO firm,
"hIch the unbalanced fluids assume, and MANY MOI
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are as easily suhdutd by The New Medical Salt as ti,r
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d.. Dr.C"gsSwels New Medical Salt exerts like the
vaccine matter, ala extraordinary influence over Ih
VEINS and arteries, Resulting IN rrndAI doe Inn. -
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rrsdn"S lis natural state. the heart main and foyer
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Dr. Cocgs~ Clrs New Medical Salt docs inst wba, il
claims Ia "n, more, less elullIZes The tluds E
fch'Fg from The system all arterlal and veno,ts OH
Strd'tohS Descriptive circulars may he nh;oina,
from any Druggist who has this valuable medicine t
sale. '''
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'.tc"'tr' ASE any Druggist about the New Medical
Sal l"k your GcIghhnrs about The New Medical Salt
ash any oHe Y1u meerabOut the New Medical Salt
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Philadelphia.
Agents wanted IN every city, tawn and village.
DIR. CoggFwcII's AntiphIo=istic Salt.
hcnle iachagCs 81 Chronic packages $3.50 Family |
package 81. ~lnva!s nth chrome or nnpstandIu1 |
diseases should always order chronic package.
For Sale hyJ p. HOlecker and d. I0ckwood Smvr
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Nav lily.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

Thursdoy, February 3.-An act to incorpo.
rate the Dover and MahoD River Railroad com
pany, was read third time and proyiso offer
ed {" that said company shall never seek pecu-
mary aid from the State," was lost; and the
final passage Of the bill postponed till to-mor-
row.
The Senate amendment to an act to incorpo.
rate the Camden Union camp ground company
was coneurred in.
An act to divorce Alexander C. Williams and
Margaret Williams bis wife, was read third
tune and passed the House.
Mr Brown reported An act Incorporating the
Smyrna Rranch Railroad Company, which was
,ad.
The joint resolution relative to publishing
the first volume of the Laws of Delaware, was
taken up, amended aud adopted.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
Ed DiaNare LEGISLATURE.

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Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
Deduct Cash paid,

IOOJ -
Deduct Cash paid, 2I7 II
Balance in hand. SI5I So
Balance III hand of the Treasurer, SI2I So
NJ. HAYES,
4. J. GALLEY, Committee.
H. WILSON,
On motion of NJ Hayes, the Society proceed
ed to elect officers for the ensuing year. The
committee ito report officers, reported the fol-
lowing:
PreSidcnt-J. NJ. Hill
Vice PreSidentS--Pcter Miller and John c.
Reed.
Recording Secretary-Dr. J. G. Bird
Corresponding Secretary y-MsIlayes.
T'reaSurer--Dr. Il. Rldgey.
Manag jonathan Brown, John Woodall,
BelItha Wharton. A. J. Galley. Samuel Draper,
Chas Warren, Minus II. Coverdale, Thos. Will
son, WIN DuIlamel, T.. b. Clements, James
Sharp and A. Johnson.
On motion of q w. S. Nicholson, the re port
of the committee was unanimously ado ptcd
On motion of Mr.. Il. B COursey the thanks
of the Society were tended to the officers of
last year.
On motion, the Society adjourned.
G. w. s. NICHOLSON,
Late Recording Secretary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-22
do Gelearaph.
ForeIrn Per stermer Arabia.

NEW YORK, April 25.-ENGLASD.-In the
House of Lords, Derby in announcing that
the Cabinet would dissolve Parliament and
appeal to the country, commented severely
on Russell's course, and characterized Pal
merston's recommendation, that the Minis
tiers should accept Russell's amendment, as
direct insult. He rejoiced at the generous
support given the Government, and expressed
the conviction that for want of cohesion the
opposition would speedily dissolve. The
Cabinet would dissolve Parliament as soon as
the public business permitted, because the
country ought to be consulted in the present
crisis, and because the interests peace ofwOuld
suffer from a change in the Administration.
DIsraeii made corresponding announce
ment in the House of Commons.
1t is reported that Austria will insist on
the disarmament of Piedmont, before the open
ing of the Peace Congress.
The Belfast sedition trials resulted in dis
agreement of the Jury.
BOMBAY. March 4-Tantia Topee has dis
appeared and his followers have dispersed.
The Government is financially embarrassed
There is most severe panic in the money
market.
LONDON, Saturday afternoon-Malms-
bury's remarks in Parliament yesterday are
construed into an admission of the hopeless
ness of peace. The movement of troops and
war material in France continue on a large
scale. $4,000 troops are marching to rein
force Lyons. The feeling that war is inev-
liable prevails in the French Foreign office
and is shared by some of the highest func-
tionaries. Orders have been sent to Toulon
for 6S vessels tn be got ready. Eight vessels
have beer ordered from Brest to ToulOn and
Marseilles. The vessels in the Adriatic are
fastening home. The English ambassador
at Turin suddenly left for London.
The prize fight between Sayres and Pad
dock was won by Sayres in l2} minutes.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-22
Psrn,crroxs or WssTHER.-Those WI

PREDICTIONS OF WEATHER--Those who
keep aimanacs for the sole purpose oflearn-
ing what sort of weather they are to have,
may throw them away and take the prede-
iton of one J. Royal, of White Rock. ILL.,, who
processes to foretell the weather one year in
advance for any locality where there is an
almanac calculated. Here is the prophecy:
"The first of April will be wet, the last half
fair; the first week in May will be wet, the
balance fair: the first half of June will be
fair, the last half changeable; July will begin
and end with a few days of changable wealth
er, leaving the middle of the month dry;
August will have great many wet days;
September will set in fair, but the balance Of
the month will be changeable, the last part
being wettest; October, ehangeable, gradual
" increasing in wetness; November, like the
preceding only commencing fairer and end
ing wetter; December, fair weather" On
this, we are told, we may rely,w with the excep-
ton of September, where there has 'to be
added the extra stormy weather caused by
the sun crossing the lines" This truly de-
ponds on the prevailing winds at the time; if
the winds be southerly, the month will be
wet; if rortberly, it will be as dry as if the
sun were at his extreme distance from the
line.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-22
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The treaty recent
ly returned from Nicaragua is entirely salts
factory to our Government except whtrc the
amendment requires our Government to pre-
vent the organization of hostile parties for
invasion in his country. If this amend
ment is ultimately rejected by the Govern
ment, no doubt is entertained of its mOdiica-
ton by Nicaragua. Nicaragua engages To
keep the transit route open, or failing to do
so our Government has right to land troops
to protect persons or property.
Information from Nicaragua shows that the
British are acting in good faith, arranging Ia
surrender the Bay Islands and Mosquito pro
tectorate.
WASHINGTON. April 2I--The Constitution,
newspaper says the Administration could not
return Forsyth to Mexico because of his
Consciousness to the Constitutional party and
JuarcZ Government.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-22

FRIDAY MORNING, april y, 1853

DEATH OF JOSEPH WOODS, Eso--Intelli-
gence was received on yesterday of the sud
den death. on the evening of the 10th inst,
in Philadelphia, of JOSEPH WOoDs, E-q. MT.
WooDs was one of the oldest citizens OF Nash
VILE For many years he has not been IN
active employment, and spent much OF ms
time in travel and ia the Eastern cities. HI
connection with his brothers, only one oi
whom now remains. (JAxEs WOODS, E-q.' OF
this city, he was for long time engaged III
the iron business, and afterwards in banking.
His character in this relation was that OF a
sagacious. well-informed, accurate business
man. marked by integrity unimpeached. The
tenor of his life, especially in his later years.
was smooth. always maintaining the first rank
in the esteem Of the community among whom
he lived. He had reached good old age,
and enjoyed up to the time of his death ex-
cellent health.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-22

PHoNoGRAPHY AND PKNNANsHTP.--Mr
Do1BEAR commences a new class next Mon
day in Photography. If there be any who
desire 10 ACQUIRE a practical knowledge of
this beautiful and useful science, who haVe
hesita.ed about attending Mr.. DIS classes let
them do so no longer, but join them at once.
1t is folly to delay when such an opportunity
is afforded them. There may be those VINO
have not satisfied themselves of the advanta-
ges of photography. Let them investigate
the subject promptly, and we are sure they
will come to the conclusion that its benefits
are immense. and that all who can afford 10
do so ought TO learn il.
Mr.. DIS classes are always open to those
who wish to take lessons in penmanship- No
better teacher ever wieldcd a pen.
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States and Slate Pencils.
apr9-tf

800 boz n Superior Hirdframe States Of variou
sizes. SO 600 Slate Pencils, Just received by
F. HAGAN,
apr9-u 80 Market st.