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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
8 American Statesman
q SALE.

WHEREAS, on the sixth day OF April, AID, 1858,
for the purpose OF securing to Hugh Baker the sum Of
three hundred dollars. as per two prOmissOry notes,
bearing data as aforesaid, one for one hundred, due sir
months afteT date and The other for two hundred dollars
due April 9th, 1860. GuTden II Wilcox, executea to The
undersigned, Davidson PiasieTs, a Trust Deed on the
cast half Of lot six in block two in the City OF Brown
Vile, Nemaha county, Nebraska also, on a one story
Office building and the stone under-pinning thereto, aid
built by Richard Brown, then situated on the half lot
next west OF Crane X Hill sSture in said City Of Brown
Vile, and now corrupted rs an oface by Wilcox x Bedford.
And. whereas. it Is provided in said Trust Deed, that
il the sums so secured TO said Hugh Baker was not paid
him by The sixth day Of April 1860, the said Davidson
Plasters should sell The pr. perty therein conveyed,
after advertising the same thirty days in some newspa-
per published in the Territory uf Nebraska. at public
auction al the corner Of Main and First street in said
City of BrOwnville, to pay of the amount therein secu.-
ed with interest, costs, expenses and a reasonable at
tsrney's fee; and, whereas, the sum of two hundred
and forty-hve dollars. remains due and unpaid Of said
amount with interest on the same; therefore,
Notice is hereby given that l will on Saturday the
49, day Of May. 1860. between the hours Of s o'clock,
A N, and 4 O'Clock P n, OF said day, at the corner Of
Main and First street in the city Of BrOwnville Nemaha
county. Nebraska. proceed To sell and will sell to the
highest bidder. for cash. the above described property
with all the appurtenances theTeuntO belonging and will
apply the proceeds OF said sale to the payment OF the
trust and the notes aforesaid. And upon such sale W ]
make execute and acknOw edge 10 the purchaser or
purchasers a deed or deeds for said property in Accord
ance with the powers contained and gwen in said Trust
Deed. DAVIDSON PLASTERS, Trustee.
BrOwnvilie, April 18th, 1860. 4l-4t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
h MnSleal Permitted.

We dropped in for a short time yes
terday at Spaulding & Rogers museum
to Judge for ourselves of the correctness
Of the many wonderful things which have
been said and published concerning TON,
the young negro boy, and we found hnn
to be even a greater prodigy than we had
anticipated. A simple, childish, and igno-
rant boy away from the piano, with pure
African features and formation of head,
the surprise is greater that in such a rude
specimen of humanity should rest so great
a rusical genius. At the instrument his
air and demeanor is that of one whose
whole soul is wrapped in the enchant-
ment of the harmony he is producing,
and while he is imprOvislng original airs
be appears TO be receiving musical in
spiration. We heard him execute a num-
Der of difficult compositions with perfect
correctness. Tom is certainly one of the
greatest natural wonders ever known
". o. Bee.
The Picayune says:
Tom sings, too. anything he hears sung.
He knows nothing of the French Ian
guage, but he sang US a verse of the
"MarseillaIse," in French, giving the
words as well as the air, with astoniSh-
ing fidelity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
tax TITLE.

Charles G. Dorsey, PIE Nemaha County Diltrt4
vs. tCourt " ne seeynl sudielal
Thymas staiey and " 6Dstrict Nebraska Territory.
r W. Cobb, defond.n SCI
To May fern A b 1850.
The above named defendants, Thomas sfaicy and ",
r. W. Cobb wilftlke notice that the ab1Fe namad plains
tin Charles g. Dorsey. % Eomaha county, Ne0raska
Territory. did on to-wits the 5th day o. AprilAD 1850
die his petition In the above named Hemaha Couury dis
trict Court. against them, the said deiendaniB, for tho
purpose Of recovering and quleting the title unto him
the said plaintiff, OF the following described property
tO-wif: Southeast quarter u section thlrty-dve, town.
ship i've, range twelve, ia said Nemah4 county, Nobraa-
ka Territory. and fr such othof rellsras the said plains
be entitled to. The said plaintiff founding his
said suft against them the dsfendaht8 upou q dead EiVoB
By one r. T. Rtluey ID him tho said plainfiH for the
payment Of the taxes assessed upon the said land and
q sale OF the said propsltyon tho ~ day u MTys A. D.
1859 % him the said plsintif by him the adid RainOg
as the Treasurer In and Tor tho said county and In thu
name OF the Territory o. Nebraska. Therofore Jon are
hereby notified and required % plead. answer or demRr
20 the said petition on Or before the f~Justeenfh day %
May, A. D 1850. or the said plaihfiE Will take such Pc
titi0n as confessed md apply 10 said Court Tor the grants
ing the prayer Of the said plaintiff IN the said petition.
JOHNSON & BEDFORD,
Attest, Attorneys for PIE.
ALLEN BLBexEA, CLERK By
7. ~. BEDFORD, Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing be published for four cos
secutive weeks IN the Sebraska Advertiser
ALLEN BLACLBR. Clerk.
Pert W BEDFORD, Depaty.
BrOEnville, April, s 1850 4tei9
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
TRUST SALE.

Whereas on the 3Oth day Of September; A. d.
1853, William Hayes, and Julia G.. Hayes his wife,
executed TO William Fl. Hoover, a deed Of trnst tor
the use and ben ht Of the several creditors therein
named, upon the following described real estate in
BrOWnVille, Hemaha County, Nebraska Terrifory,
to-Wit: Lot no Is, in block no IL. in theoriginal plat
of said town, said deed recorded in Deed Rec
ord no. I, Pages SIS and 5l3 Of Records Of said
NeInaha County. And whereas it IS provided 81
said deed Of trust that said trustee. offer giving s
weeks notice Of the time and place Of suissOf "a q
kefa Estate should sell me same &c rntle ni3 70
the highest bidder, for sash. and apply e proeeedf -
eNpensesof said trust aad the payment of the claim-
ants named in said deed. Notice is therefore here
by given that !, William Hoover. Trustee as afore-
said. will, on Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A. D
1860. between the hours Of 0 o'clock. A.. NJ, and (
s'clOck. P N. Of said day, offer at public sale the
above described real estate, and will sell the same to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, and upon
such sale will make, execute acknowledge and de-
liver to she purchaser or purchasers. a deed for said
real estate. WILLIAM II. HOOVER,
April IL. 1s80.-3tS6 TRRsTEE
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
Solemn WaggeFy,

Some of our Soi-distant religious pa
pers," says the Sunday Times, indulge,
occasionally, in a piece of solemn wagge-
ry that is perfectly delicious. The "I,van-
gelist," for instance, says of the "Inde-
pendent" Henry Ward Beecher's paper,
1T is a sublime endeavor to combine IN
u tremendous sheet the lhreefold at
fractions Of a Sunday School paper, a
Comic Almanac, and a Campaign Docu-
ment." Positively, such grave jocoslty
is refreshing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
~ ME-.

Eemaha County Ustfics
Charles g. Dorsey, Court % The second judicial
". SDhtrict Neoraska Territory,
william u. Rogers. I'm Chancery
To Msy rem. a. b. 1850
The above named defendant william II Rogers VIII
take notice that the above named PlaintiG Charles q.
Dorsey, Of Nemaha Comfy &ebraska Territory, did 81
to-Wif the 9Th Day Of April. I co Ole bis petition On ne
sb1ve named Semaha County District court. aEainSthim
the said defendant. for the p1rplse % r~ecDvsfinE and
q~uiefing the title unto htm the said plaintiff. fbo fol-
lowing DESERVED property. tow {: southeast gnartcr %
section t~hirty-dve, township six range f~oufteen, IN the
said Eemaha county. n. T.. and FOR surh ofner RELIEF
as said plaintiff mly be entitled o.. The said piaiu-
tit, founding his said SUIT agsfnsf bin the said defen-
dant upon a deed given By one r. ]. RaineY 90 him The
g Ia pi ,intiT Tor the payment ~ the taxes assessed upoo
the said land. and a sale 81 the said property on tbs
third day Or Nay. A D 1885. fOhimdhe said Ils1niif by
said county, IN the name Of the Territory o. GebrssEs
Therefore you are hereby Haiihed and requirad topical
answer OF demur % the said petition on or before ihr
fourteenth day of MaT. 4 ID. 1860. or the sad plaintia
will take said petition. "a confessed and appiy 20 tho
said court for the granting the prayer Of the said plain
ia in the SAID petition.
Attest, Ai'o-nsys 'of Pc
By 7. ". BEDFOaD. Dep
n fs hereby ordered that the above notice be pabEsb-
"a in the Nebraska Advertiser FOR fOur e0nseculise
A. BLACEER. CLERK Dist. Cont.
By W. BEDFORD. DEPUTY
Brownvilie, ApTil5, 4a9-e9
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
Rocky Mountain Gold Fields

for which the abuNe Of the Eastern press was beaped up
IN II without stintj but time has satisfactorily proven
and veuhed its eveyy statement and prediction. and the
News stands TO-DAY the most noted and universally
quoted newspaper in the United States.
Already il has a ejaculation in every State Of the
Unian, save four, and iN both the Canadas.
Arrangements are being perfected for special aud reg
ularcOrrespondence from ar the important cities Of the
East, and the personal acquaintance Of the pTSprietOrs
throughout the mining TesiOns, will ever sscure for II
the latest. most complete and reliable reports from all
parts OF the gold fields.
The New is published on wednesday Of each week,
and dispatched to the S,atesty the Express coach Of the
following morning, reaching the Missouri River In from
six 10 eight days. free Of expense to the subscriber.
TERMS.-Single copy % 90, per year; h~veoopies,
$50 90; 50 50 for six months; 81 50, for three months.
Advertisers will End the News, for all limo to come,
the best advertising medium In this region OF couhtry.
RATES.-BuSiuess cards, $I2 % per year; one
square, 1rst insertion. 50 90, per month Sb co, three
months $40 90, one year $40, Oeo; one-fourth column,
$25 90 per quarter. $50 90 per years one column, 800
for six months. 81 so per year,
Il POWER PRESS and complete Job Once will be
set up in the spring, for the benent Of home patrons who
desire work in that line.
In a word II is the determination Of the proprietors,
that the News, and the News ONCE, shall always, Is
now, stand nrst in importance in the Territory and State
Of Jefferson. Address
MN. N. BYERS & CO.,
Denver City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
~ TITLE.

lanes W. Coleman. PHI
vs.
Lot no 10 in block no 80 Nsmaha C~0hntydatdca
lot l in Blk Il; lot 9 in COurt2d Judicial district
biz 80, lots 4, : 8, IS, "A }NebrRskn TerrtOryf ~
and 10 in bR 81, iotgin Chanccr5.
blk 81 in the city Of
Brownville, Nebraska
Territory, defendant. - Aay Tern, a. D 1853.
To the owner or owners Or person q persons who
have any interest in The above named property g
wit: lot no 10 ia block no 30; lot 4 in block l4; lots
in block 80. lots 4. g, Is, IL and Is in block S. ls
9 in block 81, in the City Of Br0wnvile, AemahA
County, Nebraska Territory. notice Is hereby girulk
that the shove Esn-d plaintiG. James W. Uoiemsu.
mas commenced en- action ard eled his petitioni in the
Nemaha COUNTY District Court above named, on the
Chanecry side thereof, against the said property, fer
the purpose Of recovering % and qaieting the title 10
him Of the said property bis said suit bsing founded
on a deed given to Theudore W. Bedford, for thss said
property by one r.. T. Rainey, on the third dayof Mays
A D 1858, a. treasurer Of said county u Nemaha,for
the payment Of taxes assessed thercen sold on she 81
day Of May aforesaid, for that purpose By him tbs
said Ralnty, 20 him the said Thsodose " BedfQd
(said deed having, on the 3lst day o. March p
1850, been assigned By the said Theodore " Bedford
TO James w G leman the plaintiff 10 this cosc,) and
that unless they answer, demur OF plead to The nid
petition on or before the l4sh day Of May, A D 1850,
tibet his petition will be taken A. true and the prayer
Of him the said plaintiff therein viii BE- granted b.
the said Court. JOHNSON& BEDFORD
Attest; Att,yaf Tor Pm.
ALLEN BLAcKER Clerk,
b, T. W. Bedford, Deputy.
Ordered that the above be published for four con-
seeutiYs weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BisACKER Clerk,
By T.W, Bedford, Depy,
Brownville, April 5th, 1880 4wsSl5
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

Still Going. Our citizens are al
most daily leaving for the gold mines.
Yesterday two or three companies left
this place. The brother Jones, Martin
Mann, Bousman, and others. Several
companies left Nemaha City the past
week. Also a number of others from
other portions of the county; eight or
ten companies, in all. residents Of this
county, have left the past week.
John Morrison R0bert Morrison Wm.
Morrfson, John Farorite. lea. Avnr-
tie. ard Daniel sni,h Viii leave on
Monday Good luck 70 al.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
Present Of Y0nng Frnit No..


To our ancient colored friend JOSHUA
SMITH, Of Troy, Ohio, we are indebted
for a much valued present, received the
other day by U. S. Express-75 one
year old sugar or hard maple trees. and
25 young Buckeys. They were all in
nice order Joshua we planted them care
fully in our nursery, and they are now
out in leaf. Accept our thanks for not
only the rress, but the kind wishes express
sed in the letter accompanying them
MAY they grow and flourish in your soil
like the Green Bay Tree; and may you
live TO rest secure under their widespread
ing branches from the Summer sun and
Autumn rains"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

lust Che Kind.-One day last week.
suong a number of Ok teams crossing al
his place for the Mines, we noticed one
70 the charge of q "lone woman" She
would pass for an Amazon anywhere. She
was b~are-footed, and welded an ox-gOad
ike an old body. In the wagon were one
children. and nine Al the breast. Wen
bet that woman will "pan out" to the
satisfaction of the most greedy gold hunt
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
Martin & CD. J. MARTIN, the

Martin & CO.-D. j. MARTIN, the
business man of the firm of Martin &
Co., of this City has been east and re-
surned with a little the largest stock Of
goods of the season. David knows "whal
is what" and if he don't deal out bar
gains, we miss our guess. Call in.
BY invitation of Mr.. Martin, we took
a look through his magnificent stock OF
goods, and have no hesitation in saying
that a finer, larger, better, and cheaper
stock of goods we're never opened ip this
market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
PerSOnaI.-We bad the pleasure of

PerSOnal.-We had the pleasure of
meeting on board the steamboat Omaha,
at our wharf on Saturday last, T. H. Ron
ERTsON, Esq, Editor of the Omaha Ne
braskian; J.. A. Parker, Register of
the U. S, Land Office, Omaha, and S.
F. NUcKOLLs, Of Nebraska City. Rob-
ertson and Parker were returning from
an Eastern tour.
Yesterday we met at our Landing, 60
ing below, D. w. CARPENrrR of the
Council Bluffs Bvgle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

Charles G Dorsey, PIT Nemaha County District
" Cougs of ths2 q Jadisisi Di1
Hosea 7 Wiliams,dh hiss n. T.. "a Eqaiiy

Charles G Dorsey. PIT Nsmaba County District
Hosea 7 Williams, dhl Hiet n. r. "a Eqaily.
II Kpg Tern, a. d 1888.
Tho above namod defendant Hoses j. Williams
win take n0tios thar Tie abovonamed Psin,idCLas
q Dorsey, or Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory
did on, - Wit: Tho 6th day q DccembeF, AD 1856
Sic his petition in The sbore named AsHaha C0uuiy
District Court ngainst hin The middclcndant Scr tho
purpose Of recovering and c~uioting sha title into
aim the said ptSintin Of the following described Frt-
portys 70 vii; the north vest quarter 81 section no,
four, township six north Of range IS easiof thosixth
principal meridian. and Cor such other relief ~ Tho
said plaintiff may be entitled 10. Tho said plaintiff
POUNDS his said 5ult against him the said defendant
upon n deed given By one B.. q. Raincy % him th8
said plaintiff for the payment Of Taxes assessed npen
tbs said land. and = saleof the said property On toe
Sd day Of May, 1855. to him the said plaintiff b.
him the said Rainey as treasurer in and Cor the said
county and in the name Of tae Territory Of Nsbras-
ka therefore, you are hereby n0t6iol and required
to plead, answer OF demur to said petition OF Or before
the 18th day Of May, A D 1850, or the said plainti&
viii take Euch petition as confessed and apply tosaid
Court for the granting the prayer u The said plaih-
til 10 the said petition.
JOHNSON & BEDFORD.
Attest. Attys for PrF.
ALLEN RLkcKER, Clerk,
By &. W. Bedford, Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing DO published Ter touf
consecutive weeks in the Nebus * Advertiser
ALLEN BLACKER. Clerk,
ByT.W. BEDFoap, by.
BroWnyills. April 5th, 1850. 4u-Sl5
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

More ShOOting.-We learn they had
a little shooting ARRAY at Aspinwall on
Monday. A young half .breed took shot
at Mr.. SMALL, Clerk in one of the stores
in that place. Cause: Small would not
credit the fellow-new way TO obtain
credit. Nobody hurt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
NOTICE

Soldiers. Tesmsters. Sa Tors. fOr their widows
or orphan childred } who served in any warF or battle,
either IN California OF elsewhere. prior 10 March 3rd,
1855 OF their children who were under q az that date,
OF sailors who served on the coast of California in the
Mexican war will do we'll To addreSS US. Clsims that
have been rejected in the hands Of vther agents. have
been successfully obtained by US Agents acting for US
literally paid. Land Warrants bought and sold toorder.
md All business requiring an agent az Washington at
tended TO. r B. LLOYD 4 co.
= AfPys for ClGizss, PenSiOas, Bounty Land &c
Reference 70 any cf-fhs heads o. p~epsrtmests. s2-t9t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
TAX TITLE.

G.. Fl. Wilcox, PHI
" Nemaha County District
B. R. Pegram 4 Co., Court Of the 2dd Judicial
VIM. II. Hoover and the District, N. 7.
County Of Neriaha, Mt
To Aay Term, A. D. 1860.
Tho above FAMED D R Pegrumy Wm II Hoover ahd
the County Of Nemaha, n. T., defendant viii take
notice that the above named plaintiff, q II Wilcox,
Of said Nendha county did on 20 witt the Sd day Of
April A D 1880, Gle his petition in the above named
Nenaha County District Court against them the said
defendants for the purpose Of recovering and qniet<
ingtho title unity him the said plaintiff the following
described property to wit; n part Of the k1st halfof
Ut no. one in block no one fronting on Main street
NVenty feet and extending south seventy lsettcgethor
erith the bank building thereon, in the City0f Brown
fiLe, Eenaha County, Nebraska Territory, as is evil
1eneed By the original plat Of the said place, and for
such other relief rs The said plaintiff may be entitled
to; the said plaintif founding his said suit against
them the said defendants upon n deed given by enc
r T Tainey to him the said plaintif for the paynlsnt
Of the taxes assessed upon thosaid lots and . sale Of
the said property on the 3dday Of Aay, A D 1903 e.
him the said plaintiff By him the said Kinney as the
treasurer in and for the said county, and in the m1
of the Territory Of Nebrnskn; therefore, you 70 here
by notified and required 70 plead, ausSer or demur
to said petition on or before the l4thdayof hay,An
1850, or the said plaintiff will take such petition az
confessed, and apply to said Court for The granting
the prayer Of the said plaintiff IN the said petition,
JOHNSON BEDFORD,
Attest: Atys for Pla.
ALIEN BLAcKER, Clerk,
ByTW Bedford. n'py.
Ordered that the foregoing be pablished forrc0a-
seeutive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLAOKER, Clerk,
BY T W BEDFVED, n'py.
BrOwnville. April o 1860 4W-sls 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

A young lady refused to marry a city
journalist, after he had lost his situation;
saying that she had accepted him under
the belief that his business would keep
him out all night. Her attachment must
have been a Platonic one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

City Bakery.-We notice that WIN.
c. COMFORT, who, like a good many
others, has been East on a visit, las re-
turned and opened out again at his old
stand at the City Bakery, where he
will soon be readyt to serve out red bread
ice cold lemonade" and SIGH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
POnn's Store RemOYed.-JOHN a

PONN, as will be Eel by his advertise
ment, has opened up in Whitney's new
building, Main street. Mr.. P. has just
returned from the East, with a fresh
stock of goods, which he proposes to sell
on exceedingly favorable terms. He is
now in a large, well finished store room,
where be can display goods 20 an advan-
-tsge, The public win dc Eell to cali
and examine his stock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

NJ. THORNBURN, s. Co., New York City,
have placed US under obligations to them
by sending us several papers of Testers
Perfected Tomato said to be a new and
valuable variety.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

Thanks, To LEWIS HUI for q pres
ent of some fine currant cuttings, and
a few good old fashioned Golden Russell
Apples. Lew has just returned from a
visit to the "paternal roof" in New
York, and again takes his place in Hills
store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

Wagon MakerS.-The attention of
wagon-makers is called to the advertise
ment of D. A. CONSTABLE, ST. Joseph,
Mo-, who offers for sale hubs spOkes and
bent stuff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

Work COES.-Nearly every train We
have noticed crossing at this place, or that
has outftied here, lake from one 10 two
yoke Of mich cows.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

GOne.-The encampment of Pixies
Peakers stopping for several days past
in the lower part of the city, left for the
diggings yesterday morning. They form
ed quite a caravan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
Probate Notice.

Whereas James A. Titus. AdmInistrato-uf the e-
tate Of Nathaniel G. Titus. deoeasod. Tate Of Nems-
ba county. has made application 20 The Probate
Court of Nemaba County, Nebraska Territory, fHr
an extension Of time to collect tho nssets q sGd
estate and pay the debts ehHrgeabls against the
same. No ice Is hereby given that the 18th day Of
AeriI. 1860. az 10 o'clockA. ". Of said day Is the
time set for hearing said application ut ny Omee in
BrDwnyiIle. az which time 81 persons Uttered mnJ
attend I'd show cause Why said extensi0n should
not be allowed.
Given under ny hand and Official seal ihls zith
dav ~ laeb $50 CYRUS ". WHEELER
March %, 1850 Probate Judge,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19

They COme.-Our streets have been
g,wded the past week with teams cross
mo the River. and fitting out at this
,lsre for the Gold Mines. The travel is
,bead of what it was this time last year.
Our merchants are enjoying a harvest,
u.ftting. They are giving entire salts
,faction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-19
Prohate Notice.

Territory Of Nebraska
County Of Nemaha
whereas Daniel IT, KenniSon has been appointed adj
ministrator Of the estate Of Lawrance Kennison deceaS-
ed late Of said County. notice is hereby given that have
appointed Saturday thu I4ih day 81 April A D 1850, for
the hearing ofcIaims against said estate and all per-
sons having claims agaihst said estate must have them
on Ole al my ONCE on or befnre that day, or they viii be
forever barred from recovering such claims and from
setting on the same IN any action Whatever.
Given under my hand and Ohicial seal this 9th day Of
March A d 1850.
c. ". WHEE ER. Probate Judge.
Ordered that the above nUtice be published six weeks
in the Nebraska advertiser. as 81