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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
SHERIFF SHE.

Moan H. PHELPS llth District
A1nrAsprr R. HrsDnr. of CatahouIa.
BY VIRTUE of . writ of .te, ta., 10 this
case issued from the above court and to me
directed, l have seized the following proper
tv pointed out and described by the defen-
lant to wit: w of S W / Of Sec. "a
10 F.. n " !. and W ! of S W ! and
N f ! of N Z ! Sec. 8. and N " of N w
! of Sec 10. and N E1 of S W I
of Sec 3. and E ! of S E ! of Sec 4.
0 r Z east. situated on Sicily Island in
this parish, about one mile from the Bayou
Louis ferry.-A fine tract of land for a plan
ter. 40 acres entered in the pine hills, the
balance bottom land. Improvement.-A
dwelling house, about 40 acres cleared and
about $50 deadened last year, A delightful
situation for q planter on swamp land, AS no
loss will occur to stock in time of overflow.
And on Sotardoy the str day Of March nert
within legal hours at the door Of the court
house in the town of IIarrisonburg | will
offer the same for sale for cash under the
benefit of apprasomcnt.
d. NJ. PRTCIIARD, Sheriff.
Tahruary . 1916 Tprs foo Is
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

ELECTION OF U. S. SENAToe.-At the
election Of L. S. Senator b. the Legislature
on Monday last, Mr.. Benjamin was re%-elec-
ted. The vote stood, Benjamin 81, Gray
so, Randell Hunt, ).
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

DEV. D. D. SWINDALL viii preach in Ttinitv
HI on the First sabbath in February, (ucxt sun
day. at IL o'clock, A. ~, and also on SatMds,
evening previous.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

The Concordia Intelligencer Of Friday
last reports the Mississippi falling steadily.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
\FATE of LOUISIANA, Parish of Cataboula :
y Clnrk's Office

Succession of George ". Miller, deed
" hereos, Mrs. Ro-ena VI. Miller has this dar
iied IN this Office her application to be appointed
a!nlihl>tTattlT OF the succession of George W.
Miller, decd. Now, therefore, Notice is hereby
El,eh that unless opposition to the said applica.
,io'i he made IN this Office in ten DAYS that she will
be confirmed in said appointment according f. law
Jan. -, 1889. l.. CLIP DUKE, Depty OK.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

Woman has has found hr true sphere at
last. 1t is about 81 feet around made OF
hoops.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
SO REW

NIRAIED from the subscriber about =
~ the 18th inst, A Light Chestnut Sor- l-N
rel Pony; about 10 hands high small a.
head, some white in the face short name mixed
with white; branded B V on one shoulder. some
collar and saddle marks a dark stripe down The
back legs below the knees lighter color than the
BODY; iect small like those Of a mule; hind legs
very crooked IS about or 9 years old and rides
pretty well.
will pay tho above reward Of ten dollars for thn
OF SAID Pony to mo in Trinity, La, or for
such information as will lead TO his recovery.
DRREN l.. ELLIS.
Trihit-, La, Jan. So, 1859. 37tf
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

I EIFF SA
Holm Vi. Gould vs.. George b
By virtue Of y writ Of tieni'
on a - months bond issue
District Court Of the pans
and to The sheriff thereof
fendant has pointed out to-
to be sold to satisfy It, tor
OF Section No. &c, T. ), H.5.
1874 GQ-10O acres. Also, "a
6 OF Section No. q. I. I, h.
ming 1lG 10-l00 acres, N To-.
acres, more or les, situated j
gether with all the imp'oF
purtenances 10 the same N
Saturday, the 9TH dag OF Ala
legal hours, at the dooi u"
in lIarrisonburg, | will 'ns
sale for what it will bring ! /!
and satisfy said writ and co.,
d. NJ. PRICE
7, 1850. !
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
SUERIF : SAIL.


Mark & Norman W. +. II. Elr,ns
n NiHTuE Of a wit Of iicri flcias in this case
- issued from the Office ot L. II. Cnrv. T-n. =
Justice OF the Peace in and for tie naijsl OF Cata-
houla, and to the Sheriff thereof directed, | viii on
S"f"'drY, tie 9Th d9Y Of Fir,lr2, mat.
within legal hours at the door Of the con-. housoi in
iIarrlaoubUr@, offer at public sale ~ sirisry sa.d
writ and al! costs, for CASH under benefit of an
pralsemcnt the following property levied on Wv nj
tacbment rs the property Of defendant. to wit:
An Improvement upon public land, on tho cast
side OF the 0uachita river, miles below Harrison
burg. 20 head of hogS. more or les. a mart mar
ked with an upper figure : in each car, md u,Jcr
bit IN the right, a part with a crop and under Til IN
one ear, and n crop in the other. One red OK
marked with 2 crop and under BIT in one ear. and
split i'll the other. One yca.ling marked as fr-t
hog mark. / grind stone, and Gods OF ash wood
D. N. r8IG!IAND, Sheriff
9alnarE ~ 1899. print tocSe 81
Was committed to the jail of this par g.
ISL on Saturday, 8th of January, 1850 u
a negro boy, of black complexion, stout ~
and heavy built, about 50 years Of acc. no
notable marks, says his name is Charles. and
he belongs to a Mr.. James McNeals.
who lives near Williams landing on Yazoo
rive', Sunfower county, Miss. SAYS that he
in September last. The owner is
notified to comply with the law in such ca
and take him away. otherwise lie will
be dealt with as the law directs.
II. G. RANDOLPH. Jaior.
Jan. IL. 1859. 5-34-tr.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
DOLDEAR'S
0MMERCIAL COLLEGE, T.

l"6 CANAL. STREET,
Founded in 1882.
Is OPEN TIE ENTIRE YEAR. It's object IS to
L fit persons at once for BUSINESS, in a nEt-
CAMILLE HOUSE, BANK; or any situation in life
-go open, close and keep any set of Books, wheth-
cr steamboat, partnership, or compound partner
ship, or Government Books, or any business what
ever. There are nine apartments and professors for
Tcnm0nahiP, FreDch,
BooFE"Pi"q, Sponish,
MahcWattcs, Gcrnanr,
English, dc, Dr.,
So rs to save the TINE OF Students.
There are not less than 1000 Of it, former stu
dents in Mercantile Houses III this city.
Merchants apply here for Clerks and Book
keepers.
There are greater facilities here for the acquisi-
ton Of the living Languages, and practical Com
r'ercial Education, than any other Institution in the
United States.
a BUSINESS EDUCATION is the best fortune
parents can give their SONS. Usual time for q
COMMERCIAL COURSE. s to - weeks. Country
can learn in ! Or : weeks to keep their
Books correctly.
Circulars with reports Of the Press, opinions of
public and mercantile men, sent to all who wish.
-TDruS Dayahla in A1yanco-
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

inR Sugar CRoP OF 78J9.-No have
lately made a trip through most Of The sugar
growing parishes Of this state, ana have heard
various estimates made in relation to the
sugar crop Of 1858. I. appears to US that
there are great difficulties in the way Of cs-
tima,ing the present crop. Most of the con-
clusions arrived at on this subject appear 10
be mere guess work, AM not tie result Of any
calculations Whatever.
Nemav be WRONG in both our nrero;scs
and conclusions. but we will hazard the FOL-
opinion: HaI th$rc been no ~crayass-
e., and no freezes. the sugar crop of 1888.
would have come up to 100000 horsheads.
The creya>ses have cut the crop short Is Per
cent, $500 hog>hesls. This would reduce
the crop 10 3S2.5oo hogsheads.
The freezes, Of course, destroy more cane
III the upper than they 90 in the lower par
and they effect TIE crops very UNEQUAL
even in the lower parishes. The direct
aggregate loss which is gradually going on |
n the Nindfowed cane, NAV he put down at
10 per CENT and as the cane was improving
md maturing rapidly when tue freezes came,
hey destroyed 10 per cent. Of the Gain that
would base occurred had there been no frost
late in the season.
Then 20 Per cent. on $4,000 leaves sos
no hogsheadS as the probable cron of 1855.
J E may be far from the mark, but we be-
'ere the sugar crop Of the present year will
o5t up not far from 100000 hogsheaus.-
'}7rtefS GaaH6r 18Th,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
st ate of Louisiana, parish i
Eleventh District Cont ".

Succession of. W. We.s 9
NHEREAs Felix Robb has AZ u
W in the Clerks Office If tb b%s ssisS
court, praying to be appointed lsis TIRE
said succession, therefora neea ID )iction
that unless opposiion ba eI ho9ee ! >ahy A
ting, within ten days from tbe G T. ID FOR
pllcaht will be appointed accordin. lung
IL. s. Witness my hand an4is,nary :
court, this 18th day of JANUARY get
c. c m, ihc
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

AHVse NlO speak a TRNguaTe
Grammatical Course) 20 90
Latin Or Greek 100 40
Board can be had with the Professors Of English
French, Spanish or German, at from s. to 81 per
week. Citizens and strangers are invited to call
and Judge for themselves. RUFUS DOLBEAR
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
SHERIFF
Il. II. Cuny,
LAVISH Kitchen d
John G.. Hughes,

By virtue of . a writ it. q <,
- case issued from the W.
Parish OF Catahouia La"
thereof directed, | have se''
tv of John G. Hughes one \
The following land sitU'1.
containing 10 acres more ] :
n. E. or. Of the \. f. e.. !,
Township No. s Range ~ I.
all the improvements on -
or appertaining to, ana y u
Sat4rRoy, the 5h dag q,
within legal hours at M ,,,,,
House in the town OF LIZ
offer the same al public -
the benefit or appraisms,nss
bee 20 lS58.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

U BVEOFF B1V E.Ht
REGU LAR P A c X T.
Southern, b. f. GOODWIN, MAsrEE.
FREESE & DORSEY, CLERKS.
Tor Point Jefferson and all landings on Bnuff Ri
L yer, will ply regularly througout the entire sea-
son. Passengers and shippers may rely upon every
care and attention, and Capt. Goodwin, solieits a
share of the patronage in said trade. For freight
or passage having superior accommodations apply
on board.
Dec. 18th, 1853, 30-Cm.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
no the Esuk,ie vour l,e

a." the Public, Y
The undersigned having c0,.
School, at what is known ., i i
Church. on the Columbia auar
road, (12 miles from the last i /,
fully asks the patronage Of hans,
The best reference as to =. !,
pacity can be given, and win "
to advance pupils entrusted !. 4
The rates of tuition ara !.
biography, Reading, Writio, Z.
Arithmetic, $3.50 per session /
English Grammar, Geogrspb, |.
metic, $3.50 per session. i NJ
10 months. u
Charges made from lime / !.
quarterly.
The public funds will b NJ
ment. but if the drafts are pos :
patrons of the school will b. III Al
bic for their individual subse.,lr
~O'BRYANPAyE
Catahoula Church, Jan. u q,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
.ruIt and OrnamentaI Trees.

Mr.. LEWIS, agent for A. FahnestOck
Sons Toledo, o.. Nurseries. is now in
lis county soliciting orders for a fall de-
very Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
hrabs, &c. Now is a favorable time 10
Foeure any desirable article in that line,
nd we hope our citizens viii not fail to
mbrace the opportunity to supply them
lives. A few dollars thus expended soon
rows into hundreds. Mr.. Lewis will
eceive orders and in the fall bring on for
elvery, 50 that those purchasing run no
SIX Of loss By transportation, and if the
dole delivered is not as agreed upon the
rchaser is not out anything. We need
enumerale here; Mr.. L. viii be
round with catalogues, embracing almost
Feything in their line. We speak for
N a liberal patronage in the counties Of
Esnaha, Richardson, Pawnee, Gage,
lay and johnson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
far InlE.

Is upon our table. The great Widow
bedOu" story is in this number. This is
Pc best story every written by this cele-
Pfated authress, and those who have
aughed over the book win again have
heir risables excited.
Aunt sophia pays another Of her
delightful visits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
Col. Vim. Thompson.

We had the pleasure yesterday Of
forming the acquaintance Of Col. WIN.
THOMPSON, of St. Joseph He passed
up on the Campbell; is taking a short
trip for the benefit Of his health. He
has, on account Of i'll health, vacated the
chair editorial Of the St. Joseph Gazette,
and purposes making a visi. 10 Europe.
We trust be may be successful in regain
ing his health. The Gazette readers
viii miss his able editorials.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

We are pleased to meet again our
seemed fellow townsman. Hon. r.
'RowS, who has Just returned from a
.ur through Kansas and Texas. Mr.. B.
a close observer, and we are pleased 10
bow that IN all his travels, he has found
! country TO suit him better than Nebras-
!. We are not prepared to spare such
|sn. We think MI. Brown will be con-
d to settle down in Nemaha COuntya and
ike it bis home for the future.
Rev. A. S. BILLrNesLY, who has been
attendance al the General Synod Of
E Presbyterian Church at indianapolis,
'diuna, has just returned to bis charge
this city. He reports the deliberations
have been pleasant ; and the condition
the churches throughout the land pros
.rous.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
]. 0. KickersOn.

During our absence last week we bad
the pleasure Of forming the acquaintance
and travelling in company with J. o..
NIoKrrsos, Esq, editor Of fhe Spirit h
the Vest. We were pleased to find him
an intelligent sociable gentleman fright
on the main question; p down on "toady-
ISM" "pap-fed" and pseudo organism 2
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
Gamer Sc. Mary.

We are under obligation TO CHAnLEy
lLIsBURE, clerk of the Steamer St,
AIRY, for a Complimentary passage
card the ''goOd steamer St. Mary and
are free to say, without any intention
soft soap" that they who travel on
E St. Mary, especially under charge Of
pPt WEkvER and clerk SALISBURY will
We no cause to regret so doing. Every
ling is in ''apple pie" order; the beds
esnand soft the table unsurpassed, and
.e julips, COOLERS, punches and cocktails
.freshing and inspiring. We say patron
: the regular line" Of which we may
y more hereafter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
The CITY Bakery.

We acknowledge the receipt from
CoMFORr & TIoE, Of the City Bakery, Of
a most superb pound cake. It was gotten
up in Bill's best style, and would satisfy
the cravings Of the most faatidious appe-
tite. Those desiring anything in their
line can find it always in hand. They
merit a handsome patronage, and we hope
viii receive it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
Neat improvement.

D. J. MARTIr s Co, have torn out The
entire front Of their store building and
are having il fitted Up with al open front
large show windows. a Ia NJ w York
St. Louis, &c. Every thing about this new
house indicates energy, enterprise and
prosperity
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
K@teFn EnY.

We are in receipt Of No. l, Vol. /, Of
Be Ksstsrn Spy, hailing from Sumner,
H%ansas, Barter & Mcbride Editors and
ublishers. We are pleased to know
deBRIDr is ~himsels again" Sam has
one time heretofore occupied a promi-
lent position as a journalist, and We know
Z viii pardon US when we say that ''the
lsnon strong drink" had brought him
We are pleased to know he has
's'ernined to again abe a man." Our
land Nc. "Be steadfast and movable,
.Vsys Astounding in good works. and
nay success crown your efforts, is the
nncsre wish Of a fellow "typO."
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
Home MAGAZINE

For July, we have received. We have
oeeh accustomed to look with interest for
ue monthly visits Of Arthur" It's con-
sl's always infuses into tie mind Of the
sOer higher aims ia kfe than mere sell
qualifications 1t should be a perma-
n' N'lieS 10 every hcuse in the land.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
sRonndto be- q Rntcher.n AZ.

CASE & MAsrERsOS are again in the
fresh meat trade at the old stand on.
Water street. They are OLD hands, and
understand the business. WE now hive
two regular meat markets. Besides the
above named, WEsr 8 LAKE hold forth
on Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

TOT the gentIemanly Clerks Of the Han
nibal & St. Joseph Rail Road line Of
Packets, and the Daily St. Louis line for
repeated favors. in furnishing Us papers
in advance Of the mails BY their kind
ness we receive St. Louis papers the next
day after publication.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
NOthIng NeW.

Some people seek notoriety ia one way,
and some in another some BY contro-
versy; and some BY crying persecution. "
We have known even Editors to pursue
this course.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
ION YORK.

-.,.st extensive additions Of Eew type, Cuts,
- BrolFes. Cards, &C, made 10 the "Advef-
80 vsclaimt 70 be able % turn out Job Work 81
amer msurprise y 80
rTeicsl printer himself aee nael.s "a ~ eApioy ~
80 IN be out-done Ia tho execution Of Job WORK.
100 one Of Fosters latest improved Gard
~ 1i.Srs work IN C0lors, Bronze Work, &C; VIII
:, 40 particular attention.
- from 4 distance win Be promptly attended o.,
1S-r'1ta 70 give Satisfaction or no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
The Circus is Coming.

DAVIS & C~ROsBIE's Circus company
will give three entertainment in this City
on July 4th, Won't there be a turn out
on that occasions Now, we recken there
will.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
Hernd0n.

The Herndon House at Omaha RIcH-
S & JuDsON, Proprietors, is one. Of
the places where the @weary find rest9
and the hungry are fed" This is he
most extensive Hotel in the West, and IS
kept in a style unsurpassed anywhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
Morton House.

Carr. GoDDIN has taken the New
Hotel at Nebraska City, Known as the
MoRrON HOUsE. To those acquainted
with the Captain, the House needs no
further recommendation than for the
public to know who keeps.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

Inc Christian Church Of this place and
vicinity hare Determined 70 erect a new
brick eduiee ihe esent season, in Ibis
city. They now hnre nearly Or oaite
sufficient subscribed fol- that purpose.
Success 10 them. The subscription papsr
can Be seen al 3r. Holladay's oifIce, by
those wishing 70 subscribe
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
The Bellevue House,

AT bellevue, N, T., by Mr. Cow, and
under the special charge Of Mr.. ALLEY,
is a No. l stopping place. a better table
we have not set down to in many a day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
BuGaIO Hant.

A number Of persons hereabouts have
been talking each fall, the past three years,
of taking a Buffalo Hunt; but have never
gone. Let US make the arrangements and
go this fall. What do you say
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

Is snow ready for delivery. Subscribers
can have their books BY calling at ibis
Office, whichwe hope they viii do withoHl
delay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

'tG- Delinquent subscribers failing to
.ceive the .advetiseFafser this number,
iH understand the resson-we've "turn-
Ova the nsv leaf" you tread about
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
A. D.

When we say that the officers Of this
boat understand their business we ''speak
from the book"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

Senator SIden has been appointed Min
istert to France, and has accepted The mis-
sion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
ADTERT[SER.
80 p. -.
TERMS,
: rsaeysaF' Z PC ~, ,1 ss, s5s = snouth.

.or sae yesbn & paid inadvsnce
III q I" utae ~ q ~e-A,t
= - % "f2 zoe
elubs o. y o. more vii b furnished = Pss
rum, provided me eAsh -9 ~
tcrEise.
saurn a. GILBFET, Proprfclors of TIE Real
- Tettfr. Masonic Temple, Chicago, In.
n. PARYIh, General Aeserthins AesnA ~ ls.t g.
ii York, boefs sna CAlie'eAs on'e
II@seeaES, OWEE s CO, No sts and as, Br0sdwsx,
y York
srDHEW WISio, American Saneaesn Aeo harope.n
-ertieng and subscription once AoA~ Na-aaa street
i- SrpDrnrDor Northwest corner o. DIV and
II streets ssiit louis.
4 scHIvDS, e. Dearborn street cnisaeo,
asewonts for the Advertised, end receive and receipt
nOnies theref'r-
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

r The "Nebraska Advertiser having
- ~ largest circulation Of any paper in
Territory. Wholesae Merohants 20 ~
ouis, 81. Joseph, Cincinnati a other East
nmsrkets where Nebraska merchants pur-
-. win end no better advertising medium
ne Western country.-R
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

Notice to Presumption Claimants
Every person entitled to the right Of prescription to
any Of the lands within the townships and PARTS Of town.
ships above enumerated, is requiredto establish the same
TO the satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver Of the
proper land office, and make payment therefor as soon
ais practicable after seeing this notice, ard before tile
day appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
OF the lands embracing the tract claimed; otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
THos. a.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of Che Gensl Land ONCE.
NoTE.-Under the regulations Of the department, IS
heretofore and now existing, no payment can be made
for advertising p-rOclamations except to such publishers
as are specially authorised to publish BY the Commits
siOner of the General Land Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
Tez 1as.

THE undersigned, desiring to start about the 10th Of
September FOR Texas, will sell either for cash in hand or
upon q short time 10 good men One Dwelling House in
the City Of Brownville with Two Lots enclosed, a good
garden and outhouses upon the premises.
Two Good Vacant Lots in Brownville situated near the
levee and convenient for business purposes.
lsoAcres Of Land in Nemaha county near the Missouri
river; wen timbered and watered.
one half Of an Original STARE equal to 90 iOtsl in the
Town Of Aspinwal.
Nine Lotsin sMcLennan's addition to NEBRASKA City,
near Nebraska City wharf.
The undersigned finds the fiscal department Ct his
affairs in a very embarrassing condition. II those who
are indebted to him will please to come forward and pay
theft little notes and accounts, he Will take II as a great
kindness upon their part, and will be happy TO present
each Of them with q slight token of his high regard, in
tho form Of q small receipt, neatly written, with his
a~utogfaph appended thereto,
D. L McGARY.
May 10 n47-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

Eor Cash and CA Time
We auB prepared to loan Land Warrants q All sizes .
settlers IN such time as they may desire-iong Or Snort
-at the usual rates.
A constant supply Of Warrants sill be kept On mana
for sale IS cheap as they can be bought ELSEWHERE II
town.
Buy 81 regular dealers and beware Of oosas warrants.
All warrants sold by us viii be guaranteed q ~
genuine in every respect and viii be exchanged II de-
fectfve.
Rsicg permanently located in BToEnviile, we can Al
wayS ee found It the old stand 4 lew doors east Of The
Bro1sVi1e House.
LUsHBAUGH & CARSON,
Bankers. and Dealers ii Land Warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
Mgg0LUFTON

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned p TIE mercsutiis6 BUSINESS IN the City Of
ssnt. \ 2. M~cALETSTER,
JSo.A POM.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

The Peerless took 1000 sacks Of corn
from this place on Tuesday and yesier-
day the Emma took 1000 sacks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
D1ssO1ut1Dn

The Mercantile firm Of Crarte 4 Hill as hereto
fore existing IS this day dissolved by mutual cor
sent. Theodore Hill having purchased the entire
interest Of Merchandise, Notes and Account Of Jonas
Cruns, tho books and account Of the frm remain AZ
the old stand, No. II Main Street, in charge Of Mr..
Theodore Hil who vii adjust al unsettled business
Of said frn-
JONAS CRANE,
THEODORE Hills
BrcwnTille, June I5th, 1859, 5l-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

The River is in most excellent boating
order.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
F0nnd.

ANOfE Of hand, calling for over one hundred dollars,
which owner can have BY calling at this once and paying
for this advertisement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Notice TO PRESERVATION claimants

D JIG TItoIuCII-
THoS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner or the General Land once.