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1.-THE Associated Press agents telegraph from
W ashinotou as follows:

No apprehension exists in official quarters that
any efforts will be made to seize the forts or other
public property In the South, as no such move
ments would be tolerated by the authorities Of
tons which now distract the people Of that sec.
ton being Of great delicacy, nothing will be
done by Executive authority that would tend to
exasperate the public mind against the General
Government at this juncture, while, however, the
President will perform his duty Of duly enforcing
the laws 80.
The resignation Of Federal officers at Charles
ton being contingent of acceptance by the Presi-
dent, time will be allowed them to reconsider
their action. -
An erroneous report has prevailed that the Pres
ident intends issuing proclsmatioBj but II will
be recollected that President Jackson did not
pursue such course until after South Carolina
had passed the multiplying ordinance.
The Cabinet today held their FIRST meeting
aimee the Presidential election, but no question in
connection with Southern events required formal
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

NAVAL INIELLIG ENcR.-The following named
officers have been ordered to the U. 8. sloop-of.
war Cyane, now at Panama, to relieve the officers
the steamer Of the 2lst from New York Com
mander Bissell, Lieuts. Vanzandt and Mclean
negh, Surgeon Harlan, Assistant Surgeon Gibson
Paymaster White, Boatxwaln Lavery Gunner
Dugan, Carpenter Nash, Sailmaker Nash. A new
crew will also be sent
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The LKsIsLATuRE OF NORTH CAKoLINA The
Legislature Of this State will meet on the third
Monday Of the present month 1t will probably
be one Of the most interesting sessions ever held
since the commencement Of the State Government
United States Senator, Judge of the Supreme
Court, and three Judges Of the Superior Court
will be elected, and other matters Of great and
vital importance will be discussed and disposed Of
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MrsIc--Metzerott has Just laid on our table two
songs, one entitled, "Circled round with Jasmin
Spray" and the other, 81 would not to Earth re-
call Them" published by DItson, both Of which
have merit, and the las. named a beautiful plain
melody
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IL Governor Hicks, Of Maryland, following
the example Of the Governors Of nearly all the
States Of the Union, has designated Thursday, the
10Th instant, as thanksgiving day in Maryland.
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By cbEARY 4 GREEN. Auotnonsers.
SOC Ntafk sfyesf

r vIeEIAsLxs, FARNIss IsrLHxEsrs, Can,
e 81 10 is.s ss
e .h.l zen: q tss farm and ,s.dsnos Of the i.i:
y. cssSe ssess.sd q y osoCa %
: 4. %:i 0 e s &:
said deceased, consisting IN part Of
H S: fem sSs ss GO Sas. asi.I. or''
isss s:., cs5s. .ss f Gs.s..: s.s Sss:i
scsia, VIII |. ls1 S; 10. Of IA Harness. 49,
MMowins Machine, Horse Rskes, Rolls-.
Sssss SS esS SS5a sn W Coz S
Bake, Hoes, shovel, sssdss: Forks, Ao-
MSs s sds: a ;sss SEX s.sss s:..
Whsas:f.n Wheslbsrrovs scythes, Cradles,
with Are ios q esSesS ' i%s.%ss.;. toe nu
meross to mentlon,
ssseh %ss. nd aS co1 FL E. s.
,.s IS : Sslisis Of II s1 S' ceslsy, a
LsrEs LOT Of hne Cabbage.
Large lot Of Straw and Long Fodder,
H1 sa lot s% n hot - BED Si ss:h. Pc ~
III. HOUSEHOLD EfiIfsEcrs. consisting in
p;.,o s,oo, -, r. part Of
ksSos;sny Psrlcr Chair, k eSfs1. 4 som
Do Bedstead. Wardrobe, and Bureau,
Sick sna sro anS 0ssss IsSs
Parlor Window Curtains and Ornaments,
IA 10 pine oeese In Beds, Bolstsrs
EzGsllsot = bite csEled Hair Mattresses.
Do Psrlor, Chamber. and Hall CARPETS,
Toilet Sets, Mirrors, Shuck and Cotton attrssses,
.nfs o. cS%o a.t.Hpk ID. Of ss S::s asd
S:S;Is: ,S:.a; H. s:Csss: es.E
Andlrons, Shovel aud Tongs, Fsndsrs, and Pfrs-
lanilg. Hall, and Chsnssr Tables, -,e, "a
E4ndsone plated Tee Set And -Csstors, 80
Silver Spoons, Ladles, and Forks, s&s
Qllcloth, Cocoa. and Straw Meteing..1 81 gSi
Ghina; Glass, and crookery Ware, spr Losoo
ToEseher With large end exosllent aaocrtnest Of
,kitcheP. Pantry, and DAIRY warss-
SS. credit Of 2, 9, and moaths yill % given. In
~ eases notes must BE- sstisfoctorily endorsed,
HstTins ,.tsTTsss ana made Psssbis q some bsnf
It We dsars . Ell ssresslsr ssssssento the
aeoxS nls. itis hy 5ax the most iHtersshng sale
J. x 4: ~; y: sss :,
Il, ! ss 4 zss ;si NJ:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-10

IL The Bell men have the balance Of power
In the New Jersey Legislature, but the rePubli-
cans have the Senate, and can thus CONFIRM the
Nominations Of Gov. Olden, which hitherto they
could not do. -s ... -
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SUPERINTENDENT AT WEST Poryr -Brevet
Major Peter g. T. Beauregard, Captain Corps of
Engineers, has been appointed Superintendent of
the Military Academy at West Point, and will
the approaching semi-annual examination Of the
cadets. =
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Spirit OF the Morning Press.

The CoHstifstion treats upon Republican con-
servatism, and upon the "present and ultimate
objects" Of the party.
The IntsHigsnesr discusses the Secession move
ment in South Carolina.
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ARMY ORDER.-Assistant Surgeon J. Campbell
Shorb, Medical Department, has been directed TO
report, or before the 18th instant, to the Com.
handing General Of the Army, In New York, for
duty with the detachment Of recruits soon to sail
for California.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotionesr..

By WALL Il BARNARD, Auotionesrs.
w SATURDAY MORNING., Noveniber 10. n
|, O'CLOCK We viii sell, in front Of our Auction
One Brown Stallion, IL hands high, fns trotter And
racker ana works we'll in hsrness And atsht
years old. His pedigree may be seen ct the
Two Rookaways, nearly new.
SOLO because the owner has no further use.
nos-d WALL q BARNARD, Aucts,
NJ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
~ "a re, Suonss9rence OF the rain, until TUESDAY
nolo WALL & BARNARD. Auct.
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BY WALL q BARNARD, AuotioneersL
Corner Ninth st. and south side Pa 90.
MlsCEi LANE0pS LIBRARY AT AUC
l4th instant, at O'Clock, We will SELL at the Ane
tlon Rooms, q very good collection Of Books, com
theological Works. Greek and Roman Clasne.-
Bellies Letters. Travels,
Historical, POeticsl, and Biographical Works,
Terms cash.
no 10 WALL a BARNARD. Apcts
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FUTURE DAYS.
By CLEARY q GREEN. Auotionssrs,
Sos Ksafh xfrNsf.

BY CLkAkf q GREEN, Auouoneers,
TRysrEE's SALE OF ROUsEHoLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, Bar RooM FIxrrlIs
.ooS ssSna q *. %
9: 4; a.: y:
Room Fixtares, &C.. being In the house on Sixth
s:. s,s $
Schmidt e kests9rant, such a.
Wardrobe, Mirrrcrs, Tables, Chairs,
fi rs ssd i ssl Ro.m Fixtures.
Stoves, and many other articles too numerous 10
rs!S: q or: e. r 1 ss; a. S sss
SS$fHaSs ts 8siEi;s s::,.
By A. GREEN. Auctionser.
Ho,gssEH!oLLID, Dan, AND KIT rllSs v FgRNI,.
instant .Ssi :s. .. the rs.dsnos q James ORR Sn
aud 18th streets vest, 81 10 O'Clock n an exec.
s sst S. Of ER9sIatu,e Ss an.
Do DRESSING and other Bureaus and wha,
Do NOD Dining. Gard. and other Tables,
Frsns iS and S Other sf ssdd.te.ds,
Fine Set Chinese TePoys,
Feather asds. Beddins and Mattress, w sshstsnds.
H.x me Eng ish Enfrayngs, Mattel Clock,
Wardrobe, Clock, Cradle, ~
Ihree-piy Carpet, and Oiioloth, -E-r
With q good lot Of Kitchen Requisites, s1d many
oth:r articles which We deem uHnecessaryto
Terms: An sum, of s25 cash; over SIS, q credit
OF SO and 81 days, for nots satisfactorily endorsed
no sd A.sREEN. Auo.
By BARNARD& BUCKLEY. Auotioneers,
Gsosdotcn. ID. C.. t ID
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of q decd ri
u trust, duly Ieoorced IN LIbsT J. a, ,17s. st
lss &e Of The land re ,oIds Of the Dis,,st Of
NtsDxY, NOV. 18Th, ISL. a ociocH ,. M Ss1t
Of Lot l79, In Beatty aud dawkins's addition 10
Georse:o FOR the same At the southeast
raer ~ Msrtet snd Fourth aud running south
With MARKET St & fee. inches more or less 20 b.
rrunneps lot; thence with h's lot essty ardly ~
feet, more or Iess theEoe norihwsrdly 81 feet
feet TO the beginning.
Terms: OEerthird cash; remainder in notss ct
s, laand 10 months, secured By q deed Of trust on
the premises 80
Ifthe terms Of sale be not complied with in Eve
days IRON time OF sale perti Will beresold 81 the
r,sx Of defsqiting purchaser All eonveyascins &C
CHARLIE: NJ. MATHEWS, rruu.s
BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auots.
no6-T.Th,S.M&T5t
NEGRO FOR SALE.-By virtue of On order Of
~ the Orphans' Court Of Prince George county,
Md the subscriber will offer far sse 1t the court
honse door Upper Marlboro, on TUESDAY, the
18th inst, n O'clock .. NJ. vsrable yvung Ne
Terms of sale cash. or an .ooesssd & sr. r,,r
Administrator of Ann T. HilleSry
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By BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auctionccrs,
GsNssfotcn, ID. G. t ID

the Orphans' Court Of Prince 0eorse'. oou nty,
ND the subscriber will offer for sale q the oosIt
18th inst, 1t o. look .. NJ. vslrabe yvuns Ne
gro Man.
Terms Of sale cash, or an sooey.sd arsn
Administrator of Ann j. Hilleary.
no 1-St4vd Marlboro papers copy.l
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Hon. A. 6 Brown, u s. Senator from, Att.
siPpi, addressed meeting In New Orleans nr.-
vious to the election. The Crescent skr,ch..p ~.
Concluding portion Of his address az follow. s|1r
.ns saoJsst o. the charge Of disunioa, the honor.
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By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY. Anetiope,r..

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Anotionesrs.
Geoysstosrn, d C.
VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
Ic - EHt5fSSi AZ Pm
is:S:nt o. 10 e'oiSSk We vii sell at tie residences
II ii. Fsraitais, %e 9,
Rosewood PsIlor Suits consisting ofSofss, Arm
s n Side Chairs, upholstered in Broostelfs and
French Plate Miuor.R osewood Msrbls-to, Center
Rosewood Etesere, psmssk Curtains and Shades.
Velvet and Brussels CarDets, and Rnss.
asi ss., RIa M.1s: IA 6n.n.n...
sidsScsTd. EssIsrs, Extension snus b1sfns
DinlSs Chairs, White and White and Gil. French
Dinner and Te. Sets, Glass, and rsbl. Ware.
M.so!.s sss ss Ss W:sSS;
NJ and Chine.e aedstesd., = -
sHssISsn| Pad SSisss Wei TsS.s
md fss s ss. Nae Mss
Ss%ss s: sss 9 qs..R ssss.s
1Aosa S ~. and Insfain Drugssts
woSd ND csns-'s:s Chairs. Sad Rockers, and
s. s::s ss. :ss s ssss:; s:s
ana ~ dsys. for approved endorsed notes, bear
No - BARNARD Z sucKEY, A,....
10 $40 by A; GREBN, .Arenopeer. - ! :
|V4kkuAkRkR,B Bull. DiNG,LoTs' m SOFA Z 3
ysIS1f ~ % iss sAa 3 AsssIs sS'S !;
asned kandscms buiidias iofs. NJ 20 i0Aov,ns
as. . .o SsE 4 4 "a Sc :,ss.. No
:sssss sss f e ssSs..S s:.1ss. :
ssSsss vest nd III b sold IN lots % suit par.
Terms: Ons-auarter ossh, balance ina II m and
msntns' the purchaser 70 glye notes for delsrrsd
deed give and 8 deed q Trust Sfee. :" "A'' a
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OPsRATIc-We learn that the Operatic treat
we are to have from such performers as Formes,
sngell, and Fabbria, will be given at wiuards'
Hall on Wednesday night next
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UT ABOVE SALE n poerpos,
on scooupt Of the rain until Friday. tSe ia
no lo-dtd A. GREEN. A,ot
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NOTICE.
DANIEL Will open q class for INSTR NC
et ia ?. m, IN the Lecture Room of the Methods,
Church South, on Eighth street, between II and
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Mtssrs Editors :-fhe crisis In our Affair. re-
curing public expression from all holding {; oy.
s e., once, deem 1t due TO myself 70 state
qaires omcers OF the Customs to retire from once
a. the present time. On the contrary, every con.
siderssion Of the duty they owe to the community
fenoes onngatory upon them TO defer thejy
action. Their retention Of Office 10 In Ala ~ a.
community. Their retirement would practicable
suspend all commerce, and be equivalent to
r Dloc kaoe' az nothing could enter or Leave the
shall await the action Of the State. and q, MN
any event. shall stand or fall with her. Not heI ~
leader In her councils await the cali OF thn.ss
VINO, VINO are, and am ready, at moment, 10 obey.
Onul tnaf call be made, see neither visdom M
patriotism In any individual action ON nv Mt
p JOHN LAURRNs Naval Oofoar :;
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Inc fact that no additional word has been 70
ceived concerning the election in Missouri. ip
ths quarter simply proves that the returns % they
Bellies and Dougiasites ~ -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

Let the voters of Nemaha County bear
in mind that ]. S. Morton. who is now
asking their votes, is the identical man
who assisted in driving one Of the Rep
resentatives of this County from the halls
of the Legislature, with shouts of 'msve
him!' Dput him out" &c. We refer to
his treatment of Hon. S. A. Chambers.
Perhaps, the particulars are desired.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

Territorial Agricultural Falr.-
We learn that the Board Of Managers
Of the Territorial Agricultural Society
have determined MT 10 hold a Fair this
fall. This we consider a very unwise
step, the result of which we entertain
great fears. The Fair was to have been
held at Omaha. If our Omaha friends
felt unable, this year, 10 make the neces-
sary preparations, il could have beenheld
at Nebraska City again, where The peo-
pie no. doubt, would have been pleased to
have it this year. Allowing such enter
prises to flag by the way" destroys all
interest directly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

B. T. Lushbaugh, ESQ.,, of the Bank
lg House of LUsHBAeH & CARSON in
'is City, and who has been East for the
Isl six months, returned on Saturday
:. His absence has been prolonged,
are sorry to say, by severe family af-
CtiOn-loss of a child and aunt-iD
hich he has u heartfelt s~ympathies.
We r pleased to see MI. L. looking
) well himself.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
AdCninistratorls ]

By order Of The Probate Court Of Neinaha County,
Nebraska Territory.
On Saturday, the sth day Of sept, A. D 1850,
at one o'clock. p N, Of said day, before the door Of
the Post Office, in the City Of Peru, in Nemaha Coun-
ty, N. T., will DC sold to the highest bidder, The
following described real estate, as the property Of
Jacob Melick, deceased, to-wit; the west half Of the
northeast quarter Of section no Overweight, town
ship no six, range fifteen, east Of the sixth principal
meridian, containing eighty acres, appraised az foul
hundred dollars. Terms CT sale. cash in hand.
JOHN W. SWAN.
Administrator Of the estate Of Jacob Meliek, de-
ceased.
BrOwnvide, July % 1s6O-s5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

MelVin's FIOuF.-Our citizens will
4 glad to know that hereafter they can be
rnished at all times with the best quail,
of the Justly celebrated Melvin Flour
calling atIhe City Bakery in this place.
our from Melvin's Mills has establish,
for itself an excellent reputation, and
need but say 1t can be had as above
sntioned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Legal NOtice.
n, In the District Court Of Nemahs
I County, Nebraska Territory

Samuel CaIien. In the District Court Of Nemaha
vs.. County, Nebraska Territory.
Fielding II. Jonn,
The said defendant Fielding II. John Of the State Of
Missouri will take notice that the said plaintiff, Samuel
nalIen OF Kemaha County, Nebraska Territory, did, on
the IIth day Of July, 1850 file his petition in the said
court against the said defendant setting forth that the
said defendant IS Indebted to the said plaintiff in the sum
Of S2S5, for work and labor performed and also for mon-
ey expended for said defendant by said plaintiff; also
that said defendant is indebted to said plaintiff IN the
additional sum Of $3.50 for a portion Of the machinery Of
a steam boat, the property Of said plaintiff and By him
delivered to said defendant. Plaintifask JudgmentfUr
said amounts, and has caused an order OF attachment 70
issue against the property Of said defendant. And said
defendant is fuFtheF aotiRed that he is required TO ap-
pear ard answer said petition on or before Monday the
2Tth day u August eext.
y. W. THOMAS. Atty for PHI.
BEOwnvije, Jaly i1th, lse0. l-5t-S9
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

Good COTn.-Mr. A. Handley and
J. w. Coleman have both left at our Of
flee specimens of bottom-land corn of
this years growth that are very good in
deed, considering the season: in fact
would be called good corn apg season.
A pre- 81 lob work 5 pvt apel1gy fal
ihn noesre snna q lnaaeF p tlla
weeks paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

Stoves, &C.-J. c. DUEsER, the Pop
ular Dealer in stoves tin ware &C., has
Just returned from below with a rOusing
big stock of every thinginhis line. He
says he is prepared to give rare bargains.
He has some new and beautiful patterns.
Call and see him
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

Arthur's Home Magazine The
'ePtember number is before us. When-
yer we open this model Magazine, we
Onfess TO a feeling of satisfaction sell
ON experienced by the perusaI of any
theirs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

r. W Frame, PIT Nemaha County District
W &Court I'd Judicial district Ne
Joshua =. able. diff braska Territory.
In Equity. TO Fall Term, a. d. 1850
JOshnaG q. Ag6e, the above named defendant will
take B1efce that the above named plaintiff, X. w.
Frame lid, On to-wit, the Both day Of March, A D
1860, fae his pstition in the above named, districs
Court within ard for Nemaha County Nebraska Ter
ritory, agSirst the said Joshua g.. Able, setting
forth, that on, to-Eit, the 9th day Of December, A D
1853, tAe said defendant did make, execute and de-
liver unto the said plaintiff a certain mortgage, on
the following described property, viz: lots and . in
block 81, lots 8 and z in block So, lots five and six
in block one hundred and thirty-nine, lots 9, 10, B,
and 4 ia blcek ffty-nine, lots 10, and IL, in block
~ffty-six, lot twelve in block one hundred and eight,
lots one; two, seven and eight, in block ffty-eight,
lots Eve and six, in block one hundred and forty,
lots one sad two in block fsty-seven, lots three, four
five aaa skin block sixty four, lots seven and eight
in block one hundred and seven, lot nine in block
one huadred and thirteen, lot twelve in block one
hundred ard seventeen, lot one in block one hum
dred aad segen, and block one, as numbered and
described IA The published plat of the town of Peru,
iaNemahe aaanty Nebraska Territory, to secure the
pavmens o. 5ve hundred dollars, according to q GER
tai bcad sltsrred to in said mortgage, and praying
that sa=aJM#aaG g. Able may pay the said sum now
clainez lie due, or that the said premises may be
sold u 2ay he same, and the said Joshua g. Able
is mott ID shat he is required to answer, the said
p~etiti.4 on g before the 18th day of September, A
D 1866. OF the petition will be taken as true and the
prayes Of aim the said plaintiff viii be granted by
the sad Court.
JOHNSON & BEDFORD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest ALLEN BEACKER, Dist, Clerk,
By I W BEpFoRD Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing be published for four
consceRise weeks in the Nebrasks Advertiser
ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk,
ByT.W. DEDFoRD, D,y.
BrcNEville, Aug. 9Th, 1860. 4W-Sl2 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

The opposition could not have nOmina-
ted a nan who would better suit Dsily's
hand than Morton. Why Daily might
as well "show out" He holds the "four
aces" on Mort
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
lore mprOyement.-we not.

lore Improvements notice that
pn R. BROwN isgetting material on the
Ound for the erection of a fine brick
sidence, yet this season, on Main be-
Teen Third and Fourth Streets. Mr..
own is not going TO be behind in the
by of improvement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

WeSt& Lake, are just now furnishing
the citizens Of this place with choice
meats. If we had no other evidence,
that nice ham Of lamb presented the Ed
itor would be convincing testimony.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

Yery Eice.-We notice that the prop
ny on main street near the bridge, has
ecenty undergone quite a change, having
been greatly improved and beautifed--
we find il to be the work of Theo. Hill,
who has recently purchased The property.
IS now one of ths handsomest residen-
EeS IN town. Just like Hill.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

PeFSOnaI.-Our sanctum was honor
ed last week, by a visit from neighbOr
REED, of the ROckport mo Herald.
We are glad to know that the Herald
under the management of Mr.. Reed is
fourishing finely.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Steamer Hesnerian Bnrned,-We

Steamer HeSpeFlan Bnrned.-We
regret to learn that the Steamer Hesperi-
an, one of the most popular and elegant
boats in thiser upper trade, was totally de-
stroyed by fire, while at Winthrop, oppo-
site Atchison, on the night Of the Goth.
The fire is thought to be the work of in
cendiary. Capt. Kerchival owned one
quarter Of the boat, and was insured only
for 4,5OO. Value of boat $4,000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

Cooley for September, is on our
bile. The engravinr-"The Cleaner -
land Fashion plates are unusually fine.
he matter, as usual of the choicest lit
nature, sprinkled with everyday facts
special interest.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Notice.

notice is hereby given. to all persons interested that
Esther Beishline has been appointed administrative Of
the estate Of John Beishline, late Of Pawnee County,
N. T., deceased. All persons having claims against the
said estate are notified to present them to the Probate
Court Of said County, on OF before the 14th day ofHsy,
1860, or they will be forever barred from recovering
such claim in any action Whatever. h. G. LORE,
I2wnos2F$T Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
LEGAL NOTICE
John MCPHERSON In the District Court Of Ne
vs. maha County, Nebraska Ter

John MCPHERSON In the District Court Of Ne
vs. maha County, Nebraska Ter
William Dewitt ritOry.
William Dewitt of the State of Missouri will take
notes that the said John Mcpherson did on the 8th
day Of August 1860, file his petition in said Court
against the said defendant wherein he claims dam
age 70 the amount Of FIVE hundred dollars, as having
accrued to said plaintiff; in consequence Of the non
performance by said defendant Of an agreement'an
obligation made Juno 18th, 1850, wherein said de-
PENDANT agreed on or before July 10th, 1860, to de-
liver to said plaintiff a good and sufficient deed to
the n. West quarter of section IL in township five
range l5-east Of the 9th Principal meridian, and
to pay to said plaintiff one thousand dollars, and al
50 to give his obligation for the further sum Of five
hundred dollars, in consideration that the plaintiff
should convey to said defendant the East half of lots
and 10 and the whole Of lots 5 and Q in block in
BroWnvile, together with the Hotel building TIER
on, situated And said defendant will take notice
that the necessary affidavit having been filed by the
said plaintiff an order of attachment has been
been issued against hispreperty, aadthe land above
descTibedhas been attached. said defendant is fur
her notified that be is required to appear and an
wer said petition on or before the third Monday a-
ter tho seth day Of August 1870.
XIV THOMAS, Atty for PPf
Drownyillo, Aug 9Th, 80. 81 SOFT
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
[emaha C0nnfY AgrienItnraI FaIr

Temaha County Agricultural Fair,
lOnth er pas If o-dogs peer VIII
found nc Premiums LIS, offered by Inc
emaha County Agrieoltefal Society.
E hope oar farmers and mechanics viii
iir themselves, and that the approach
i ! fair will be Number one in every re-
-act.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

isabella Grape.-Mr. G. w. BRAT
oN, of this place has placed upon our
sble a fine bunch of that most delicious
rape, the Isabella. The specimen be-
Re US is very fine indeed.