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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
Josiah d isa most estimable G

S@-Josiah D. lisa most estimable gen.
tleman, upright, strictly pious, and with
al a stanch, thoroughgoing Democrat
During the Mexican war, he was called
upon at a regular church-meeting to
pray, and he closed with this addition:
BE with our army in Mexico
whether it be right or wrong, bless it
We Of the Democratic party are char.
ged with making a wal of conquest, but
we believe it to be q war of defence.
But we would not enter into argument
on the subject, and for further par.
ticulars would refer to the Presidents
messagep
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

Se-The Houston Telegraph says that
Gen. Houston will doubtless withdraw
from the Presidential race after the Au-
gust election. 1t thinks that most of his
supporters will go for Breckenridge, as
several of the most influential papers
which have been in his favor have come
out for the Kentuck ian.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
TeNte de Succession.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-PARoIssE
IL d'Iberville-cour du GENE District.
En- vertu dun ordre on decret a moi adres.
Sc par rEIon. la sus-dite cour, en- date lie 9
d'Aout 1860, J'exposerai en- vente publique
au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur,
LUNDI LIE 10 SEPTEMBRE, 1860,
a II heures A. NJ, sur les lieux les %proprie-
ties ci-apres decrites appartenant a la
Succession de feu Thomas Jefferson
Hooper,
ct a Ia communante existait entire lui ct 50
veuve Euphenie Chenevert, SAVIOR:
UNE QUANTITE DE M0BILIER, don't
une description sera donnee lie jour de Ia
vente.
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
situe sur lie Bayou Crosse Tete, ayant un
arpent de face avec une profondeur de qua
rante neuf acres, borne en- haut par terrs de
Leon Chenvert, en- bas par terre de Pierre
Badeaux ct lie Bayou Crosse Tete, ct en- avant
par terre de Madame NJ. Bessie, femme de
Louis Martin, ct en- arriere par lie Grand Bay
on, avec les ameliorations qui s'y ~trcuvent,
consistent en- une maison de residence, mag
asin a mais, ct les barrieres.
Toutes les prophecies ci-dessns decrites,
excepte IN arpent de terre de face sur lie
Bayou Crosse Tete, avec deux arpents de pro-
fondeur. seront vendnes aux termes ct condi-
tons suivants, SAVIOR:
Tn quart da prix d'adjudication payable
compliant lie jour de 10 vente, ct la balance
payable, la moitie dams nm ct deux ans du
jour de la vente.
L'acquereur f~ournira ses billets pour les
termes de credit, payable a rordre de la tu-
trice, au bureau du Recorder de Ia p~aroisse
dIberville, portant iateret a 8 pour cent apres
echtance ct assures par hypotheque speciale
sur les prophecies vendues.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff.
lie 10 Aout, 1850. augll
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

HAULs Down THE DoVGLAs FLAG.-The
Greensboro Beacon IN its last issue
says, that ''after mature dehberation,"
it has determined to take down the
Douglas iag,n and gives, as its reason,
that "five-sixths, at least, of its subscri.
bers, if not a larger portion, are opposed
to Doaglas"-that its advocacy of him
'could do him no possible good, as he
stands not the slightest chance of get
ting the vote of Alabama" and that il
has no particular liking for him, any
way.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

~ Mr.. JAMES BARKER, who oct. as our
bills tor collection, which those interested will oh
lige us much by paying. There are among them
many which we shall be forced to proceed to the last
extremity with If not settled in a week or two-as
we must pay our own obligations.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

No Fusion IN PENNsYLvANIA.-The Ia
test news from Pennsylvania is unfavo-
rable to the prospects of 4 fusion of the
political parties opposed to the Black
Republican candidates in that State.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

NEW NONTHLY MAGAZINE.
r X n 8.

+ 9.
Two Copies Tor One 90
Three or more Copies for One Year teachD..2 90
And an Extra { opy, gratis, for erery Club Of TKS
SUBSCRIBERS.
HARPER's WEEKLY and HARPER's MAGAZINE,
together, one year, 81 90.
The Postage upon "Harper's Magazine, must be
paid at the Office there IL is receired. The Postage
is Thirty-siI Cents a year.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, Publishers,
Franklin Square, New York.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

TExAs.-A correspondent, in a letter
in the Picayune, gives the following
cheering political news from Texas :
EsF~ Among the prominent bencvo-
lent objects of the day, we perceive q
cali for the formation Of a society for
the ameiioration of the condition of
women with snoring husbands.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

Politics are dull. Breckinridge will
get the State without q doubt, Bell
and Everett the next vote, Douglas
none, Lincoln ditto. Old Sam, we are
satisfied, cannot get Il county.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
EStrGy.

Taken up on the left side of the
G5T-.f siver, a BAY FILLY, two or three
TX years old, ID hands high, branded
sh2AlS.A S inverted-mane and tail black.
The owner Of the said animal can have the
same by proving property and paying charges,
otherwise she will be sold on Monday the 10th
day Of September next. 1860, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, at the residence of Mr.. Towles. Terms,
cash. hDOLPHE HEBERT. J.. P.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
Rhine Wine.

- The undersigned would say to his
49, friends and TO the pabiic generally that
ks he has jnst received q new supply of
White aud Red Rhine Wine, of a quality Tuch
superior TO that received last year. The public
may rely upon this wine being the true and ac~
tual Juice OF the grape, as it came from the Vine
yards on the Rhine. Call and try it.
augll GABRIEL BlEHLER.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
TcoMMpxEtrEp.l

Mr.. EDITOR /: Compare the enclosed
extract from the columns of the States
and Union of the 10th Of June, 1860,
with the communication in the Magno.
liza of the 2Sth July, 1860, over the sig.
nature of Southern Democrat" and
tell us who is the author not only of the
leading idea but of the language therein
contained. / think when a man under.
takes to give tone and direction to pub.
lie opinion, the leading ideas and Ian.
guage Of his effusion should at least
have the merit of being original, more
especially when headed "Commuui.
Gated" LANCET.
CREoLA, La, July 81, 1860.
Mon-Intsrventisn and squattsr Sow.
ereignty 1rium plant in the Senate.
On Friday last Mr.. Green, chairman
of the Senate Committee of Territories,
reported adversely on a proposition to
repeal the laws of New Mexico protect
ing slave property in that Territory.
Agreed to by the Senate.
On the same day Mr.. Green, from the
same committee, reported adversely on
Mr.. Browns proposition to protect slave
property in Kansas. Agreed to by the
Senate.
1t is known that New Mexico has a
code Of laws protecting slavery. These
laws the Senate refuses to annul. 1t is
also known that Kansas has passed
avs strongly against slavery. These
laws the Senate refuses to set aside. Is
not this non-intervention?
New Mexico protects slavery because
sne chooses to do it. Kansas excludes
slavery because shee chooses to do it,
ana the Senate refuses to interfere in
eltner case. Each Territory does Just
as pieases. Is not this ~sauatter SOW
erelgnty triumphant?
Judge Douglas was removed from
the head of the Committee ON Terrific.
rles because he was unsound Mr.
Green was put in his stead because he
was sound. Iira "a humbug,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
English Sugar Kettles.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON.
From the Works of Messrs. r. K }. RANKIN
IiveTDool.

TNHE undersigned, Sole Agents in New Or
i leans for these celebrated KETTLES, has
constantly on hand a large and complete assort-
ment of both Wrought and Cast Iron Kettles,
which they offer tor sale.
NJ. A. De LIZARD & CO.
augll-3m So BienviIle ST., New Orleans.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
S0Ce vONr Fruit.

A NEW supply of Fruit Jars just received
n every Jar warranted air tight-nO sealing
required. Call and see them at
X. A. KEARNY'S,
augll Corner OF Main and Bank SITS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

State of Louisidna-PariG Of BerriAe-6h
District Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Patrick
Duggin, decd.
WHEREAS, Bridget Grady has this day Pc
w titioned this Court for letters Of admin
inistration Of the succession of Patrick Duggin,
decd
Notice is hereby given to all whom il may con-
Germ to show cause within ten days from the
date Of the publication hereof, why the prayer Of
said petitioner should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Aug. Is, 1860.
augls N. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

Etat de la LOuisiane-Cour du 6me. Dis
trid-Paroisse fIberriM.
Dams la Succession de fue Patrick Dug
gin.
A TTENDU, que Bridget Grady a ce jour pre-
II sente en- cette cour une petition a pefei
d'obtenir des letipes administration de Ia sue
cession de feu Patrick Duegin-
Avis est par lie present donne b tous ceux que
celia concerne de deduire sous dix jours de Ia
date de ce present les raisons pour lesquelles
ne seFsit pas fat droit a Ia dite petition.
Iberville, Hout is, 1860.
augls M. A. ESTEvAN, Grefier.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

RaiH.-Since the above was written,
our vicinity has been visited by n the
most Numbering rains we have had here
for a right peart chance of time; it was
a. assessor Of refreshing" in every sense
Of term green ~truck-animaI aud vegi-
table-seemed imbutd with new life il
was, IN fact. just such another rain as we
use TO have in the flush times of Ne
braSia This material aid" Will help
farmers realize their hopes as to album
dSut crops; and, although an immense
LOT Of corn has been shipped from here
his season, yet present prospects indicate
that il is but as a drop in bucket" 10 what
may be expected The next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

Business is Business ANY one
wishing to be convinced of this truth need
but to spend an hour or so with us, and
see the amount done in u City, an. if he
is not cOnvinced-after seeing the number
Of clerks-fOur or five in each stOre-so
busy that 1t is almost impossible to get in
a word edge ways, until it comes his turn
we will give him over "to hardness of
heart" or prove that his optics are at fault.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
MOrmOns.-The Hesperian lobe,

MOFmOnS.-The Hesperian stopped
al our leyee. Tuesday evening last, long
enough to give us a peep al the genu:
Mormon, with which she was literally
crowded, having between seven and eight
hundred aboard, ticketed for the promised
land, !" and, though some apparently were
not labeled "keep dry" yet the "weaker
vessels seemed to be fright side up" and
rather good-looking. From the 'harum.
scarum'' manner in which they slowed
themselves away, they must have begun
to practice Joe's preaching.
Hit wouldn't ave bothered hany to ave
told where they 'ailed from, by the re-
marks they made. They seemed plucky
and determined TO "root 'og or die"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
Pictures! PiCtures!!-We are r

Pictures! Pictures !!-We are re-
quested 70 state 10 those wishing TO "se-
cure the shadow ere the substance fails"
that W.. Z. MuRRAY, at present opera
ting in our City, intends leaving about the
middle Of next week. Those desiring
good daguerreO,ypes of themselves or
friends should call on him Immediately.
To lCak al his collection of picture is suf-
fcient warranty of his skill as an artist.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

The CrOps-FrOm all parts accounts
come unfavorable to the present crops,
Wheat and oats are suffering and must in
some sections prove almost a failure. We
have noticed several fields of wheat in our
county, within the past few days, looking
quite well, but even these will be ruined
if the drought continues much longer.
We have hearl of a number of farmers
who expect TO loose both wheat and oat
crops. Our corn is up in some spots, but
ann be doing much good. Truly this
is disheartening to farmers, and will, we
fear, prove a bane to our prosperity. If
our farming community fail ali others
must suffer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
NOTICE

whereas Heath NuckOlls administrtor o. the estate Of
Charles N. GTeever. deceased. late Of Nemaha County.
has this day made application q the Probate Court 81
Nemaba COuny, Nebrasks Territory, for one year eztsn-
sion Of time % collect the assets Of the said estate and
pay the debts and charges charge able against the SANE
Notice Is hereby given that thave set Friday the 18th
day Of May. A.. D.. 1860 at 10 O'Clock An. at NJ once
In BrOwnville in SAID county. as the time FOR The hearInR
Of said application, when and where shy and ali persons
interested may appear and show cause why said exten-
sion should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and Official seal this z8tt day.
ofApril. A d 1860. CYRUS W. WHEELER.
q 1884 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
For the Nebraska Advertiser
The Strangers Grave.
BY NATURES CHILD.

FAREWELL farewell! thOu'rt gone to rest,
Life's tempest wild is Ger:
Fallen, as falls he stranger blest,
On Eden's peaceful shore.
Thy ills, thy cares thy toll and strife,
The tears that thou hast she'd,
Forgotten usheIed into life,
Tho numbered with the dead.
A stranger IN a stranger land,
With naught Of kindred clay
To cheer OF sOoth with kindly hand,
Or watch the collins way.
No kindred eye. with thoughtful gaze
Bends Ger the silent bier.
Or on tho lonely tomb to shed
One penitential tear.
To mcmury's shrine. no waving tree,
Calls Forth the living past;
No blooming f,wer with doors free,
Embalms the signing blast;
Yet tranquil is his pulseless breast,
Nor dreams Of sinful care;
And nanght Of earth disturbs his rest,
But slumbers sweetly there.
What cares be for earth's brightest JOY,
Her honor, wealth, or fame?
Stranger, kinsmen, empire, wealth,
All light and quite the same.
Though tempests wild sweep DER his tomb,
And thunders hoarse resound,
They cast no fear. nor dark'ning gloom,
His slumb'ring ashes round.
His deathless soul from clay now freed,
Immortal a. its sire,
Mounts up on tireless wing,
To safe its fond desire.
Then sleep Cd, stranger, sweetly sleep,
Alriot b isrgbaeh eng,
Waste ningit us naae. land wtnr,
Amid - nolting song.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
The District COurt-FOr lhls De

The District COurt-For this Dis
trict-SprIng term-was opened here
Tuesday last, with over eighty cases on
ihe docket for hearing aud the farce of
The king Of France, with twenty thousand men,
Marched up the hill and then marched down again, "
ensctcd on a small scale. by opening and
closing for want of a Judge, as the law,
Gin such cases made and provided d.
reefs. Judge Miller is al present in Ohio,
upwell. as be informed the District At.
iorney by letter a few days since but
win be well enough to hold Court IN Otoe
county, in June.
The consequences are: we will have
90 Court tll September; the county will
be to some expense; individuals d.; and
a large docket will accumulate TO be put
through, in the hurry consequent upon a
press of business. somewhat after the
Style that an ancient lady kept hotel.
We hope Il at all concerned will feel the
"solid- comfort" contained in the reflection
which the circumstance suggested 10 MS,
ihat-TerrilOrially speaking-''sich Is
life" We confess our desire increasing
daily TO. throw Off the appropriately term
ed ~"swaddling clothes'' of Territorial ex-
istence, and assume that manly, Stately
independence, where we may say well
done thou good and faithful servant" or.
rice vcrsa; for which expression, we pre-
sumo Buck is our present mouth-piece,
but he ''blows his own bellows ;" yet there
are. two pegs TO hang a hope upon for an
amelicraton of our present condition, they
are Douglas and Covode.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

~ImprOVementS.-We believe that
in Improvements, at present, we can vie
with any Town. Quite a number of houses
are under way, besides many receiving
the finishing stroke. 1t is pleasant to sit
in our sanctum and hear the trowel,
Ratchet, saw, mingled with the merry
ring of the anvel, all joining in the concer,
to Progress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
NOTICE

Soldiers. Transfers, Sailors, lor their widows
or orphan childred } who served in any wars or battle.
either IN California OF elsewhere prior to March 3rd,
1866 or their children who we're under q at that date,
or sailors who served on the coaSt uf California IN the
Mexican war will do well L. add es rs. Claims that
have been reiecie ed in the hands ~ siher agents. have
been successfully obtained by US Agents acting for us
literally paid. Land Warrants bought and sold t Order,
and all business requiring an agent At Washington at
tended "a. r. B 10y < 60.
Affys for Claims Pensions Bounty Land &c
Reference to any 81 The heads ot Dep trimeRts. 42-t0t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

Fire.-We are credibly informed hat
a fire occurred on the first island above
McKissick's, by which a Saw Mill was
burned to the ground. Exact loss we
could not ascertain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
BUGGIEs.
sULKIEs,
TRUST SALE.

Whereas on the 30ih day Of September; Al D..
1859, William Hayes, and JuliaC o. Hayes bis wife,
executed to William H.. Hoover, a deed q trust lor
the use and ben915 Of the several creditors thtrsin
named, upon the following described real estate Ia
Brownville, Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory.
to-Wit: Lot no Is, in block no IA, ia theorizinaf piss
of said town, said deed recorded 10 Deed Rec
ord, 10. !, Pages SIS and $40 Of Records Of aid
Nemaha County. And whereas it Is provided ia
said deed Of trust that said trustee, after giving 3
weeks notice Of the time and place os sale Of laid
Real Estate should sell the same at public sac 10
The highest bidder, for cash. and Happily 70 proceeds 70
expensesof said trust and the payment Of the claim
ants named in said deed. Notice Is therefore here
BY given that ], William Hoover, Trustee as afora-
said, will, on Friday, the 25th day Of Nav. A-D
1850, between the hours Of o o'clock. A. NJ. and
o'clock, NJ. Of said day, offer at public sale as ne
door Of the Office Of tho Register Of Deeds Of Ne
maha County, in the City Of BrOwnville, n. T, the
above described real estate, and will sell the same 10
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 III. HOOVER
May s. ls60.-3ts6 TEUsrrR
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

BOatS.-Friday, the llth, Omaha up
in the morning Hesperian down in the
evening.
Monday, the 14th, Omaha down, Hes.
perian up, in the evening. We UNDER
stand thatthe Spread Eagle and two other
government boat passed up the same day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
seed store.
Probate Notice.
Territory Of Nebraska,
} Probate oour.

County Of NemsSa. Probate Court
Whereas Heath Nuckolls. administrator on the e.
tate Of Joseph Deroin deceased, late o. Nemaha county,
has made application to the Probate Court q Nsmahs
County, Nebraska Territory for one years extension %
time, TO collect thc assets and pay thedebtsa dd charges
eharReable against the same notice IS hereby given 20
all whom Il mas concern, that I have set Friday, the
18th day Of Nay, ct 10 O'Clock A. u. Of said day, A. ..
1860, as the time for the hearing Or said application q
nv once In BroWnville IN said county, when and where
all persons interested are requested 70 appear and show
cause why said extension should not be allowed.
witness my hand and the seal Of said court this l5th
day Of April, A. ID. 1850.
@ W. WHEELER, Probate Jadss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
NANSEMOND
sweet POTATO Plants

OF superior quality-best variety for the North
hacked to go safely. long distances by Express
Pnee-400 81; 1000 81; 5000 SO; 10000 SIS.
Our plants have produced fue erDps in the north
for many years, even as high as $40
c. b. MURRAY,
Late .. ,. Murray & Sonl Fosters Crossings,
Warren County Ohio.
Orders left at the Advertiser Office will meet with
prompt attention.
April u, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-partnership Of Soel, Lake & Emerson,
existing and tranSacting business at
Brownville, n. T., under the name and style Of Noel,
Lake q CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
u. c.. Johnson will adjust all unsettled business Of
the said firm. JESSE NOEL,
HENRY EMERSON,
HENRY LAKE. by
d. +. KAKE, Agent.
BrOwnviIle, n. T.. May lst, 1850. 43-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
Probate Notice.

notice il hereby given to all persons interested that
Esther BeishIihe has been appointed administering Of
the estate Of John Beisbline. late Of Pawnee County
n. T. deceased. All persons having claims against TIE
SAID estate ae notified to present them 10 the Probate
Court 0f said County on OF before the 18th day Of Nay.
1850 or they will be forever barred from recovering
such claim in any action whatever. II. G. LORE,
fzwnaS2FS7 Probate judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

$50 Acres Of Prairie broken, in contracts Of not
less than 40 acres each. Let To the lowest BIDDER
Apply Immediately Al my Office on Main street Of
this plaOe. II NJ. ATKINSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

The RiTer-Is slightly on the rise
With ageod stage Of water in the channel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

THE undersigned has s OoO acres Of Choice Lands To-
Gated in this Territory which he will sell
Cheap for Cash or on Time.
For further information apply 70 rgy once on Main
Stree, Of this place. II. n. ATKINSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
Sweet Potato Plants.

] have on hand now, and will continue to have
during this month a supply Of Sweet Potato plants
for sale. Orders from n distance will be promptly
attended to, and plants sent by Exress,
ROBERT w. FURNAS,
BroWnville. n. 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
blanks, Blanks.

Wehave on hand, printed in superior style, and for
tsle cheap for cash, a fresh supply Of
warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
Trust Deeds, Bonds Tor Deeds,
Justice, Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Presumption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Lading.
Drafts, Notes, ETC., ETC.. etc.
70 which we call the especial attention Of those In need.
lob Printing 81 any and every description executed 20
,roer in a style inferior o. none, produced In any part Of
the country. We except no Office IN the West. or else
uhere, and offer specimens OF our work as evidence
GEO. A. GRAVES. Bookseller, Staticner. and
News Agent. Post once building, Corner Douglas and
thirteenth streets. Omaha. N. T. is our authorized
Agent for both the AdUertiser and Former.
N. s. HARDING & CO.. News and Literary De-
Dot WII's building Main street opposite the Muck
oils II use Nebraska City, are our authorized Agents
for both the AdUeTfiSer and Farmer
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
TOMATO PLANTS.

IHAVE a few extra hue Tomato Plants. now ready
for transplantinE, and for sale % those wishing.
Enqnire AZ the A1perfRer nfra. b car
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

have left a power ofattorney with WILLIAM II,
HOOVER, ESQ authorizing him to attend to my bnsi.
ness affairs during nv absence. S. L. SWAN,
Br0Wnyille, April, 18th 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17

u The Nebraska Advertiser having
much the largest circulation Of any paper in
The Territory, Wholesale Merchants in st.
d. Louis, st. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
ern markets where Nebraska merchants pur-
chase. Will find no better advertising medium
IN the Western country.-a
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-17
Wanted,

Brownville. N. T.. May LIST, 1850.