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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-15
A RARE CHANCE-s4. OO.-For SALE, the

ITO PRINTERS-For SALE, in thriving ana
keshy Nev-Enssnd village. old established and paynS
NEWSPAPER snd J0BBiNG OFFtCEi price , lssn-nl.tun
balance iss opportunity Tor young
MAJ wishes TO Sorfortabr Aad easJ se. eacs.
TIE established ana well Fof aItaes
pus-icusrs address. By Letter Osy, Box Ne 3st Ne"f0
fo.t-lHr--.
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4musemeHts.
A CA my OF MU 8 O {.


A ADEMY OF MUS &c.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION At THE tADIas eRHAr
pAY AND EVENING.
AcADExf 'e Sy MusIo.
ADMISSION ONLY Is CENT s.. 49,, nyyv
The Far TsR . SHfka Il NEW
RARE AND CHEAP TOYS AND USEFUL AND fANOi
COMBINE cHlRITY AND FRIENDSHIP mr.,
And make r. SSs Sa h eR naE c ifs T4
DO EoT FORGET THAT Thls 81, i r PosIriVkLf THE
LAST WIEN VIZ OF ,i naa P APa ROOM and e.
ILLUMisATEp MAsUs1GlPr BIBLE
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL coScEgT- Every y1 3 ". EVEN
nc BY DODWORTH's CELEBkATkD BAND
ADMISSION ONLY Is CENTS. -
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.--ADELINA PATTI
n POSITIVELY TWO OPERA NIGHTS oNLf'
THURSDAY, Dec. 70. -
LUCIA DI LAMAiERAooR and sQNSAMSULA
Many persons having been unable to obtain seats ana aa
Hle ADELINA PATTI.
The Di''''' Two 5'e PA stTiefS'i SiGars
which win be the only that viii be gives sn the 'e'Sra
The fr.. PATTI MOTT viii take place On .,.,...
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 81, - o'cioek'
whom N be given Douize;si's Open Of
LUCIA Dl LAAMkRMo0R,
'ad the second nd RRsphYsE s VI Sfi 6
On which occasion viii be given
MILE. ADELINA PATTI
s ss5a:;ri BSIoSoLr. AMoDto and wEIELCH
ISmision : ke.srycd seats 81 To- front private
TIE sale o. .ss:s fo the TVSO PATTI NIGHTS viii com
tnence on MONDAY, Dec. H. .,
one At the Academy Of Music wage all the private boxes WI
also parquet and bslcoey sess; the other-
SHELLS No. IL Valet and BREUoiNGS No 'el Sr0'd
ticket, and .est. nay be had =, the door
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

CLEIGH for SALE.-A handsome SLEIGH for
- one or horses. with Pole shas built By Lown Of
Troy will be sod ehesp for cash exchanged fer 6oo1 Ad
dress SLLlGH, Boz Ne. !, SIS Pes,0f
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WINTER GARDEN.

WNTER GARDEN.
ARE NIGHTLY MOVED
BY THE BEAUTIFUL ..,,,,,o
SCENES fAh'h'iAO B3uRcIcAULT's 0EEAr PLAY
TIE THE ocToRooS, ,ooy
LIFH IN LOUISIANA
THE GRFAT SENSATION OF THE SEASON.
OLD AND YONG WHIP oyys
"-' NEGRO DEVOTION
PLANTATION OF TERREBoSSE
EVERY NIGHT
THE ocToRoON.
LIFE IL LOUISIANA -,
The scene laid In the Delta OF The Mississippi Ref. on the
Pln,son Of TerrebOune belonging to Madam Pey'on TS'N
Of the ate judge.
The tine-she pressu. Winter.
NB-Tbe Octoroon !. southern name gwen In h, es N
bioOd"-beins the chi q gnssEPT1 "''
Mr. Peyton Of Terrebonne Plantation in TIE Attaks.
pas, widow Of the late Judge reyton ms o.
George Peyson, her nephew educated In Europe. and
I. u fe,.5.,y o,sr.eer Of TsrrSonas
h., NOV orer of the estai. Mr. T. B. Johnston
Seeul Scudder Yankee from Asssachusetts, now
overseer Of TeTTebonne, great on improvements Aad
little OF everything -gneTay Jeiefsoa
Pete an ole uncle once the late Judges body
ant nj ri. nSn ISS Ss sS in New for say ys.
Toe az OcoroOn gT free the natural child ofthe late
sanny.ds. plantsS. nsissbor and old friend Of the
D6rs sS61yds Ii. only daughter and irir..
Southern Belle. II Ahss
Iafourche rici. planter. Sodsr'
WshnOtee, al Indian Chief Of the LepAn trlbe'.'',
Doors open at c; commence ct
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60 farmers ano Others.

VNTESTBROOKs PATENT BUTTER MILL,
w or FARMERS CHURH-The only cheap and simple
Churn evernventsd IL makes tho best OF
butter Of milk in minutes leaving thu milk
fctv sweet equally well with milk
cheapness simplicity and efficiency challenges the world
Call and il in operation. every day At ~ sad p
For Butter Mile wholesale and retail for state County and
Territorial Ri-hts Of Agencies call address
ISAAC W. MORRELL, No. ga Broadway, ". Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-15
GRAND MASONIC REUNION

GRAND MASONIC REUNION
TIE FRATERNITY OF =. AND A NJ.
THE FIRST DEGREE TO THE THIRTY-THlRD AND
LAST DECREE,
Under the sanction Of the ysous Grand Bodies working In the
ACADEMY or MUSIC
TUESDAY EVENING DC. %, 1893
The Seventh Regiment Band led by Nod eonsns o. my
pieces, will furnish the music. No.
RegA appeaung the degrees Of the end Rite, only
admitted =, -,
lsdies' tickets Al each, can be procured 5, the
American Masonic Agony No. ~ Broadway
Hall & Sous Music Store, No. $50 Broadway.
Mr.. J. Drummond No l42 Chsthams.
Robert Macov No % Beekman-st.
Andrew CaSsaTd, No. - Pnnce-st.
j. Y. Adams. NJ. d., l5th-st, near 6thsv.
j. W. Simons, No. 20 Ca.harine--t
j. H. n. Ward No. 2gS ives, 24th-st-
c. IT, blcClenschsn No $ City Hall
George a. barney No. ~ Hudson-st.
Dr. James NJ Ausiin g. Secy OF o. Lodge Odd Fellow Hall
Henry c. Banks, No. John-st
samuel swartz No 20 East 2Sd-<
H. S. Ynins No. al Od-shp.
Charles L. Church No 527 Hudson-st
Z. a. Dusenbury, Washington Hotel
Jas Cowrnhoycn's Music Store undee Uo.a Pisce Hotel
Astor House.
s.. Nicholas Hotel
Everett House.
Fiith Avenue Hotel
La Ferge House.
Demonicos Hotel.
Union Place Hotel
81. Dennis Hotel.
Metropolitan Hotel
Howard Hotel.
Firth Pond a Co., No. 81; Broadway
Horace " aters No. ;ec5 Broadway - ,,,
The house be under the management OF Mr. Ed EDDY
the well known Manager Of Nibo's Thsater. - -
The floor will b. under the supervision OF Mr ChAhbES
NEWTON whose abilities conducting the dansante su
cient guaranty for the comforts OF danCeTs
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y P.ten, Sleeve Buttons and Shirt s,uts Ss2 Caf ara Co
Pins for ladies and Alets for Children They re90y
DO not unfaen combine gfsSi bsary ard gtfty
sor ale wholesale retail the Gold Asd sivcs WseA
Case Mandatory Of JOHN H. GiFFiN NJ" ~ Nes>y% M.
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WINTER GARDEN.-The management de-
ses TO inform the many who complained the last few
evening" Of the Of the Thestef hst BY mentioning
their wishes ushers the be raised or re-
Gr.ceIt 70 NM mint sriihin fer unoments.
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3usirurtion.

MIR. GEO. C. ANTHON's Classical French and
wi English schoo with GymnAsium No. 81 Broadway
corner isth-st. Circulars 81 the School
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
WI sTITUTE Washington No 2ls 4,hs, corner
OF Macdoa.sl tsiessrs CLARKE and TANNING, PrnciPss
pupils al received time, snd prepared for
College SCHOOL quarters begin Nov 20 Feb and
Aprl6
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NJILERs PATENT CHIMNEY CAP szd
thoroughly B. " MILLER msnafser % We$ n'vs5
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printing.

AT EVERDELLs, his celebrated WEDDING
N CARDS splenddy engraved only be had Broad"e!
Orders BY mail solicited ahd cent
CARDS, 81 per /, 900; CIRCULARS, in quanti-
ties cents per 900; BILL-HEADs, - - per reSfn-
at ECKLER'S Printing Office No n Ful.onst New-l Oh
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half prioe)-
bin Heads Portrait, &c at KELLYS No. 81 Fulion'. "
WEDDING Cards Notes Envelopes, &c.-Brvad-
w syles-Tese engraved in hr high
est ye or the arr only Everde S2 Drosd-sy cor pnsne
NSTM EYERDELL Il SONS, No. i0i Fuiton-st.,
w N Y ENGRAyERs PRINTERS, and LABEL MAN
UFACTURERS Established 1881
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WINTER GARDEN.
w A Coussrvrtory Of AT d,drs.cd to the DTnrA. ~
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
on TONIGHT,
EVERY MONT.
Bosrricsalt's grv4t play Of
The OCTUROON.
THE ocToRooN ro,ooy
THE OCTOkOOh
THE SENSATION or THE SEASON.
Mss AEues Robertson Zoe, Mrs Blake 80 Ars reyou'
Mn Allen Dora Sunnysde Mr. JeEe-ssu salem soaader
NJ Johnston McCosky AE. Davenport G-orss i rear
Rats, Mr. HOLLAND Sunnyside AHd DIT DION poso
oault %. the Indian. - , ,,,.,
This dramatic r-ure has been pronounced BY se ces2he2
crowds Who uishtls witness il - the ony - .-,o,,
PERFECf AND IMPARTIAL REfREsbSTAIiOS
Of Southern Lie placed upon the stare -
THE PLANTATION OF TERREBOssE-
TIE DAGUERRE0TlPE DlSCu'ERf
1' THE LYNCH TRIAL
TIP MAGNOLIA STEAMER o. EiRk.
THE OCTOROON GOES HOME.
TIKI VISION or THF LANDING.
LITTLE PAUL's GRAVE. ~, ..-.
The doors viii be open at 81 O'Clock Perform-acs VIII osu
meme a. : and conclude Q; l0i precisely.
Seats may be secured fourteen days In Asvanre
WINTER GARDEN Parties who are unable
w to obtsn comfortable STANDING ROOM, oSias to tbs
Who nightly throng the Garden to witness the
OCTOROJS
Can BY application the Box Ofce have their money re-
tuned or obtain tickets in exchange.
EXHIBITION of twenty large PAINTINGS
H md twenty four highly finished PENCIL DRAWINGS y
GEO L. BROWN, recently returned from Rorne, No os
Brosdwsy. Open from u to AdHlsne y ees''
WHlTLoCCKKrs, PICTURE GALLERY
or OIL PAINTIHas
No. rs CANAf-ay.
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Chances for Busiusss Glen.

A NAN understandine Thoroughly the HOSIEK1
"A and YANKEE NOTION JebbinE Trade snd having o. his
sorsad sse ien the aa'srtssT who srssdy
essshshe5 in profitable branch OF the Dry Goods Jeeons
Trace and add the s6ovr goods having very agr
trade hch buy roodA The business done mostly
OF cab. address. DOEOLf, Tribune Otce
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Go Ubom il Alap Gonrern.

A Ii persons having claims against JOHN In
N WRIGHT lately doing business at No. "a 3dsv " T.,
without delay the With
vouohsrs 70 ISRAEL RANDOLPH, the Assignee or 70 D.
sHEPPERD A Attorney the oee % the l4tte At No 81
Pinest n. Y ISRAEL RANDOLPH, Assignee.
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NIBLOS GARDEN.
IN RETURN OF THE RAVELS!
The RANELS who at present drawing immense houses az
the Boston Thoster, will open at
NIBLO'S GARDEN,
On MONDAY, Dec. 49, 1859.
three weeks only previous to their departure
South During their short stay they VIII have The pleas
GRAND FAIRY PIECES, BALLETS, &C.,
not we'd during their last engageDopt here.
Mills. HEENECART, MARIETTA LAHFBETTA, LIMA
WINDEI Miss FRANCES, Ae-., -, -,
who have the Bostonlans VIII nave
The honor Of appearing together with the other popular artists
LARGE AND EFFICIENT COMPANY.
Particulars In future bills and advertisements
ERENCH THEATERMIHIRD With Il e.. .,
Mr. SAM COW ELL,
In his Hfe. like portraits Of London Life
THIRD WEEK
OF the admired and attractive
COMIC CONCERTS,
received with enthusiasm the most delightful entertainment
ever 0He' The GREAT MUSICAL COMEDIAN
SIX CHARACTER SONGS. -.
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY EVbNiAG'
FRIDAY Dec. 10, third night Of the celebrated
RATCATCHER's DAUGHTER ,
VIE also appear Palace Garden. TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SAL URDAi, ofthis week. .
Tickets and be secured at the buc cores Hotels
end at the Box Office Admission 80 cents.
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w ANT L D-lntormation Of CATHERINE
w LlGHTFoOT and BESSIE LAYING, both sisters Of AZ
e1zn1=r Latte formerly Of Bsnycsstle Heiand. aud ALEX
ANDY LITTLE, theT fsther Information D. 20 A.
LITTLE san Frzecisco. California
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
mrs New Store Room.

1 Bv invitation of Mr.. THEODORE HILL
took a stroll through his extensive and
,ewIy fitted up store room, the other day.
Il has iust been "opening out" his new
,ok receiveda short time ago. He ha:
,,ended his sales room, which is now %
II 80 feet! The largest store room we
eskon in Nebraska. To look at the i'm.
bsnse display, we would think a custom
could get almost anything he o. she
hight call for, from needle to. an an.
bor" a FIVE cent juvenile bandana to a
ff,y dollar Brochele shall six cent calico
i silks as high priced as you desire, or
hour purse allow; sardines 10 the genui.
"cod fish" and "sich like" Theodore,
iacob and Robert are thar" and "no
rOable 10 show you u stock"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
The voice OF MasOnry, LO'sYIlIe, Ky

This excellent journal makes It's ap-
pearance in a new dress, much enlarged,
its capacity nearly doubled, and its editO-
rial corps strengthened. 1t is now one Of
the handsomest sheets in the country.
In the number before us appears q
communication from Mr.. Cooke, the cor,
responding editor, who has commenced q
tour through Europe and Asia, in pursuit.
Of Masonic intelligence. The article i:
very entertaining.
The Voice of Masonry is certainly the
perfection of j~ournalizing in that depart
ment, and no one can hesitate to STAMP
it a vigorous, sound and reliable exhibit
Of the affairs of the Craft. Price only
one dollar per annum. Address, ROB
MORRIs, Louisville, Ky.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
TOrraIItOn.

Is the name of a new Post Office re-
fently established in the western portion
f this county. We are glad Of this
There is a highly improved and rapidly
advancing settlement surrounding Wor'
f%allton, and they have long needed Pos
Office accommodations. Heretofore they
bave been compelled to travel either tc
BrownviiIe, or Nebraska City to receive
br send mail matter. DIR. HoRATIo Won
aAuL has been appointed Postmaster
The Doctor is brim full of energy, and is
determined matters shall move right
AIong out in his region. Success TO the
Doctor, and WorraU9On.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
Sherif's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an ex-
ecution issued by Jesse John, justice of the peace
in and for Nemahacounty, Nebraska Territory, ag-
ainst Georges Frederic and in favor of Heath
NuckOlls, administrator of the estate of Joseph De-
roin, deceased, for the sum of sixty-eight dollars
and ninety cents, /, Davidson Plasters, Sheriff Of
said county have levied upon, and, from the door
Of the Office Of the said Jesse John in BroWnyille
in said county, Cd Tuesday the 9th cay of August,
A. d. 1859, between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. T.,
and three o'clock, P. NJ, will sell at public sale, TO
the highest bidder, for cash in hand. the following
property, to wit: one sorrel mare and enc rome horse,
as the property Of said Georges Frederic in salts
faction Of said execution.
DAVIDSON PLASTERS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha county.
BrOwnville, July 9th, 1859. n3-2t-S3
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
THE
MELVIN MILLS

The undersigned having. bought the Mills for
merly owned by DR.. Hoover Of Nenahn Cfty, is noW
prepared 20 grind Corn, Wheat, and saw Bumber GA
che most reasonable terms. POssesiRg the bestHa-
ter privilege in Nemahs county, be can at all times
accommodate his customer on short notice with the
best quality Of grlst.
Prom his store at the mill be is always prepared to
furnish the best quality Of Groceries, Wines and
Liquors, and farmers viii save 20 per cent by dealing
with him instead Of going TO other places.
July 10Th milf J. u. MELVIN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
New Che.
Arn ID nHElC L
HlWARl ASS0GATIlN
Phi1adelPhia

4 Benevolent Institution established By special En-
document. for the relief of tie sick and distressed,
afflicted NTH Tirulent and Epidemic Disease.
THE Howard Association, in view of the awful distruc-
ton Of human life caused by Sexual diseases, and the
deceptionS practiced upon the unfortunate victims Of such
disease by Quacks, several years ago directed their Con-
suIting Surgeon, as a charitable act worthy Of their
name, to open a dispenSary for the treatment of this
class of diseases, in all their forms, and to give Medical
Advice Gratis to all who apply by letter, with adeScrip'
ton of their condition (age, occupation, habits of life,
&c } and in case of extreme poverty, to furnish medicines
free Of charge. IL is needless TO add that the AssOcia-
ton commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association. in their Annual Re-
nual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases, ex-
press the highest satisfaction with the success which has
attended the labors of their SurGeonsin the cure Of Sper-
matorrhUea; Seminal Weakness; GOuOrrboea; elect;
Syphilis; the vice Of Onanism or self-abuse, disease Of
The Kidneys and Bladder, &c, and order a continuance
Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on 4 review OF the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere Of benevolent effort have
been Of great benefit to the aflisted, especially to the
young, and they have resolved to devote themselves,
with renewed zeal TO this very important and much de-
Spised cause.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhOea, OF Seminal
Weakness, the vice of OnaniSm, Masturbation OF SELF
abuse and other diseases of the Sexual organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail Gin a sealed
envclo, e) FREE OF CHARGE. on the receipt Of TWO
STAMPSf 7 postage. Other reports and Tracts on the
nature and treatment Of Sexual diseases, diet, &c, are
constantly being published for gratuitous distribution,
and will be sent to the afflicted. Some Of the new re-
mcdies and methods of treatmnets discovered during the
last year are of great value.
Address for Report or treatment DIR. j. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
2, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
By order Of the Directors,
EZRA D. HARTWELL, President.
Eo. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
July Il, IS5S-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
SherifF's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an ex-
ecutiOn issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court for Nemaha- County, Nebraska Ter
ritory, against Alexander Hallam in favor Of Robert
Linford, for the sum of fourteen hundred and twelve
dollars and twenty cents i, Davidson Rasters,
sheriff Of said county, have levied upon, and from
the door Of the house in which the last term Of said
Court was held at BroWnville in said county, will
on tho 6th day Of Aug, A. ID. 1859, between the
hours of nine o'clock A. VI. ard three o'clock, P. NJ,
sell, ut public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, the following described Real estate together
with all the Mill property, Machinery and improve
ment thereunto belonging or IN anywise pertaining:
TO-wit Blocks number thirty-fOur and thirty-fye
in Glen Rock in said county, as numbered anddcsig-
mated upon the original plat Of said Glen Rock, said
property to be sold as property Of said Hallam to
satisfy said execution.
DAVIDSON ~PLASTERS,
Sheriff of Nemaha Co, Mt.
Brownville, juno 18th, 1859. 5I-4t-$7 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11

Sicklcs, says an exchange, has taken a
house in Washington, for the next season,
as If he intended to retain his seat in the
House and his former position in society.
Soon after the murder of her lord, Mrs.
SicMes said she was tired of Washington
society, having seen enough of it, and
wished to retire but now, having been
July restored, her. temperance in
Washington will create quite a sensations
Out gentlemen, in view of her confess
sions, will be very careful of their atten.
lions.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
Ordinance No. 2.

Sec. l. Be It Ordained by the Board Of Trustees
for the To,Cn Of Peru, Msmaha county, ". T., asfol-
lows: Thatit shall not b elawful for any person Of
persons TO sell or dispose Of in any way, manner, n
by any subterfuge, any spirituOUs. vinous or mali
liquors, or any other intoxicating beverage, within
the incorporate limits Of said town, unless he or they
shall first have procured a license from the board Of
trustees for said town authorizing him or them t.
sell the same.
Sec 2, That It shall not be lawful for any person
or persons to establish or keep any bowling or billiard
saloon or ball alley within this town without first
having procured license TO open or keep the same.
Sec. 3. That any person or persons violating eth
OF Of the foregoing sections of this ordinance, shall,
upon conviction thereof before any justice Of the
peace within the county Of Nemaha, be fined any
sum not less than ten dollars nor more than one hun
dred dollars.
R. PERRY, President.
p G. RrCHIRps. Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
C. RICHARDS, Secretary.
Ordinances No. 8.

Sec. ]. Be Il ordained by the Board of Trustee,
for the Tot5n of Peru, Nemahu County. ~ n. That
any person or persons wishing TO open any drinking
billiard, bowling saloon, OF ball alley, within the ia
corporation limits Of this town, shall make applica.
ton by petition of at least a majority of all the
citizens of said town to the board Of trustees. or Ia
any one Of the town officers who may be legally ap-
pointed by said board to grant the same, for alicen-
Sc 20 open such saloon or bali alley. and shall. before
any such license shall be granted, file a bond, and
paw to the treasurer Of said board, or other officer
granting said license such sum as shall be required
by ordinance, to be receipted by said treasurer. and
a license may, at the discretion Of said board, be
granted for any term not less than six nor more than
twelve months. and for any sam not less than Fifty
dollars nor more than Eve hundred doTars.
r. PERRY, President.
P. @. RIcHLRDs. Secondary
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have appointed Monday
the 18th day Of September, 1859 as a day for the hear
ing Of claims against the estate Of D. G.. Patterson, laie
Of Jones county, \. T., deceased, and all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified to hle the
same at my once On OF before that day, or they will be
forever barred from recovering any portion Of such claims
and from setting Of the same in any action whatever.
Given under my hand at Beatrice Gage county, Mt,
this 18th day Of July, 1853. LATHAM BLAkELY,
n2-6w Probate Judge, E-0fciO
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11
Probate NOfice.

Whereas; il has been made 70 appear TO my ~satisfac-
ton, that there are claims existing against the estate Of
Willis Hill, late Of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory,
deceased notice is hereby given, that I have appointed
Monday the 9Th day Of August, A D 1853, as the Say for
the hearing Of said claims, and all persons having claims
against the said estate are hereby notified to de the
same st my Office on or before that day, or they VIII be
forever barred from recovering such claims, and from
setting of the same in any action whatever.
Given under my hand, this l4th day Of February,
1859. RI WHITNEY, Probate Judge.
Ordered that the above notice be published for three
successive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
b. WHITNEY.
BrownviIIe, July 7, 1854.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-11

THE undersigned, desiring % start abbut TIE ION %
September for Texas, will sell either fUr casHI IN hand ~
upon a short time 10 rood men one DNeHiRs House fn
the City OF Brvwnyilio With Two Lots ehcl0sed, . SoST
garden and Outhouses Upon he prem!ses.
Two Good Vacant Lots in BrOwnville situated near Tie
levee and convenient for. business purposes -f.I.
40 Acres Of Land in Nemaha county near me Missouri
river; well timbered and watercd. r-..L
One half OF an Original share (eQuat 10 so I5txl IN the
Town Of Aspinwall.
Nine LotsiR McLennan's addition" 10 Nebraska City,
near Nebraska City wharf.
The undersigned hnds the. fiscal departtncBt cf his
Affairs in a very embarrassing condition. n those who
are indebted TO himwil please to come fOrwaEd and pay
their lttlenOtesa and accounts, he Eill TAXI IL ~ a grrat
kindness upon their part, and Viii be. happy % prestuJ
each OF them with a slight token Of his high regHrd. In
the form Of q small receipt, neatly written, with his
autograph appended thereto.
D.L AcGAEYE
May 10 nl1-lf