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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

~ SpW York, May s, 1859. $500
Nj +. v. G. eElk duy gHtba,1aed Agent in New
Orleans Any orders nke by din account win receive
If our friends in tsanisaua. ~ tse
. ,,= aORATT0 ALLRN, Prosident,
n,~1i Is 80, E'''7- t.eN heA1s.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11

rs Wir MAIDEN bas 9ubltfum unb belIpnbert
5anbelslelte auf ben beute Gormittaa uni 10
ubr be9innetpm NuftionSperfauf bet 6udmanu
q Gp. II fmerf Jam. Na6eres in Der betr. Nn,.
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werSen %beionterS empicpIen ir GfOrbut tnO ale lonIttoe sron.,
men tbnnen, untermolisu in6. sic b~cl8rbern be @erbanuna unb
neutralttren dc idltnmen 6olssn Der selalsenen Wabruno, intenl
re o' glltltor oS oalies ablor6iren uuo cas- 8tut unb 6e Ser.
oannnNSor9aner eiugeu unb ltSrfen.
gu babell IN Der 6abrit No. 80 Raipen Zane Nep- gcrf uc bel
aaem Nfals9ttell 81 70 etS.. 63 9t8. unO 81 bic SGa0e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11
;inmbGder bnrb patenttrte Mat6inen

gu benz berab9eiebten Yrei8 BON Is psf.
an9eferti9t bon @5enrn g, Mbite.
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pslder bic Oader an ben beiten @ebauben 8alttmore's anfertet.
Da8 WeaI6ineu. Deden lit ~bebtutenb befere Grbet ais bic burG
Sanbarbst, unb bic tsts @saustbuuns pirb 8ase1dert,
(Spt1 Init
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0ermania Sebens=0 erfi6eruuas
Sefeufhaft
tl1 y{ c Id AW

W. ~ 81 y
Saar einse3abltcs capital $500, 600.
Ger llnter,eiGnete 1T nun bereit, 2nneIbunoen fir hit5e Css5eu,
I1aft ansunebnen.
Sbre 1ei6dfts befeben In Qebens.8erft6erunaen,
Alters.Vtrfprgungen Observation-Disclosures
8 en- nno n.Setr&8en.
E&tstg DrpSent bS ean3en Hu ems nsrben unter bic
Veri9erten Sertbetlt.
Die
u@ermarta Qeben8sV erliderune8s @e1ell taft"
III bauptfa6it& far BITE bsutfge 8es6tferuna Ser Ser.
tN NIT ment8eu ausnabmen, Deutf@.. S9re Colleen unb
Sanpblett uab anrerea DruffaGen iparben tn beutIher grade
a%anseeeebsn. Ssr @elbaftsOerteRr fnbst tn btutf&er Spru8e
hdtt.
Sic tt BITE ~eta5tee 2ebens+gerft&erumes &C.
iellf6aft IN ben 0eretnt9ten Staaten, weIde
Otefen eeutid)en 6 baratter bat
GDrpDratpren UNI Oirefteren tn Nepvgprs fnb:
8. 6. &mtnd, Aua. Belmont, Siaac 8erntetmer, Carl 8reu.
ing, q. ebarlier, 6. @Dpfr. @Intter, s s. 9lret, 2puts SAP,
5rtebr. Rapp, g.. flups, Deter 8autR, Suit. &atter, S. Qaroque
3rt. eisnaa, @ufus {. esrb, g.. g%udemeser slrl ealtaa,
0fpIe, Ntar S&afer, s. s. S6speler, Sci. Selisntau, 6. 9.
sttaenp, 60. :. :; Sep0t. 9Oais y. gOn 9sTmama, 2asi0 NAL
@rGftbent: %5msO gEelenSpnf.
@t,esYrGHb, unb Setr,: Grteor. Gdbpenb[er.
Nl8 Yparp Of 9teference fir Baltimore
1nS fplsenbe Serren Spn benen bic NIT \ ~te;etGaeten audi etrf-
sl@ bplofrS lnb, ernannt:
Sr. 81, S6untoder, X 9r. 6. @. Wrf,
y 8cbt. Qetr, n " gBnt. 9. Nasn;r,
- Merner Drtfel, 4 " Sdceb Mubplph,
- Samilton Cater n " Y. N. Spilfer,
- Chr. 5tnrthSi 4 u Meper Stetn,
u 5erna. BON Sapf, ~ ~ 70. ubrlGut,
Dieie werttn germ berett fetn,. aber bic 5userldffateit Der &c.
ieQldaft Mustunft 81 aeben. ba tbnen be GtRT&t IN bic Builder
oerlelben S1 itber Belt fret Etpt.
Npplit1nten BON Wal6in9tDn 1tnb aus traeno
einen Tbelle oeS Staate8 Worblanb
mpn.n Eb btrtft an mid wenben, UNI ibre Qebensperfherur AZ
MbUlpb @nsler, Nssnt.
Office: go. IS SecOnbRrr %ssesnabsr Der YOr:Offoe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-11

~ SPer TN 5rpntf r, -Sbeater,
5ente fOmmt bic atSge3etGnete Sper 81 Srpsaz
tore CUR Qufabrun9, "'.a'-. .
~ Gpn3ert unb 8all. 9ente,
Otenlta9 tptrb Der 8alttnprer 1urnerzS Sanger
bunb Elm CONCERT reblt 8aa gum gelten Der blinb
0etpprbenen 8rau Bernefe abbalten. Set Dem
Gunaert ptrb Der 81 tsSaltimOre gupbpnia &C.
1anqperein mttptrten, gdberes liebe Mnstae.
a. @pn3ert. = 5eute fnbet In Der Re<
benlarbe, SO. 81 81, Srtebrt6ltr., @pn3ert fatt,
aussefabrt BON ben So. &letn, 9aur, 9erblA It,
3ttberlpteler SdrSpl. &unffreanpe maiden tptr
parauf apfmAf fam,
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Jobn @. McGmnpuob,
&Oblem, 2phlem. GnRlen.
Nid)ti9 fir iull8e 2eutc!
Or. samion's uub Or. Sacufe's
DeutlA fran5SliIde Seiloulfolt

~NWFTW FNN0VTVNE DIIINIITINII, 0-
5l2 SrraSwap, bsnt Ct. Nb5plas SOtel %aeoeuIber. SION an,f
pie @Otersncts'ttt IN a%raatteiten her @eidI 6tsprsane cine
rattellsus NIB btlst Sebane!nus Dem beahten pubituSb Der Ser
Stadtcn su btcten, tt Die cbisen Gcrren peranlaft, anS IN bie5sr
SPsetGlttat nn ent9eltit%tn gsatt ,u %ertbetlen. @
r%erjentBsn, pclte in Der partier 9rarts onaemansfs1ss NON spSa.
nerr, ME Hicerc, @flpean &c. vertreten Miro. 49,
I'm Gu6 bier pttle 70 ~erloisrstGe 9lettpee e!~niuidbren, Bat Sr,
Or. 2acofe pUr benz Hospital es Veaeriens IN Garis ~ ~
wrgen selutlt, rn 3peisbureau III STEM gprf in cbissr S g%
onptR8su' no ishat NIB d. &itpro's @rGpardte tets yDrrStbin
Sen wercet. @ "'"'e'g
YertSnen, nelfe nit Sensrften oeer scteimen SrapFbsittu n.
tattet fnO. Pur4 sonlener9Ghe, Selbfbe aeduno ooer Gcnaios Mvs.
tnmetur9en tpre Geludehell hergntereebgabt kaben. an tSsnSAt
l~ntBtAma6s, 31ttern Ter @lieper. &usfnlhwGde, Mifsnf6reTssn
oeer wPtl gar i1Nn an pOafCmpleHer Smepten, ODER C5pjNIsSSts.,
III wcroeu. 800 l~"IN" stt''t
uno maBnsttlhe 9ttttel aneemenoet. "N
Gut rtrr per @orre(ponpenJ Ill Nriefen Satt erfbeilt, weut
etngei Sirfen Itne. Spl6e Sriete bttteiman an SOr 1916 @Cf.
Office New' Der, Su abtelitreu. ~ a1 ~
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gin bic 9Nnten.

NH pe Nnhteh. ."-wI
Or. Sanfpn's unS 2acpfft's ArSneiutttel fir .RronfEsi,n,
1t Oeret Office sa erbaIttn. GDnlaltattcuen GtenteeGtlt1,' -" A
Die gartier %perltibsrtena gtlen Sur 9erft auna Ter mrnotG g..
6etni9tne wtrten nit atBbtsr St4ertett, pbrs e6m "rss+lgea
iOnltse llnteqnemIi6tcit ccer Gsabr, unp msroen N sSr t Sre e set
s SS !, sq sa. t gs1s gS Ss lSJSs,. SSer ' s, eanSes na9 GithfsasSannss s scn
Damenfranfbetten ME ipetser Klu6. MeSSrn,t+, IN
FaSen idneae Seieitt8uns In c6tser AnhaIt. 'E'"u ~
9etlun8 8aranttrt! t4agf
II ? gelsntsrs Rinrnfr Fir DGprsr q rb II to,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
Cologne" w ateI'.

A MOST DELIGHTFUL, ,ART GLE, SUPERIOR
N TO anything of the kiiid in This market, and
sold very cheap in pint or qifnrt bottles.
For sale by .: -. F. L. ZEMf'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
IL OH AN EY1
I'd
INFLAME1

Tile delicate structure "a
liarly sensitive and liable
any cause, il becomes affet
rapidly ilhames, and the ei
lnredisposition 10 attract 10
of The body. Hundreds |
habit are disHgnred by ri
eyelids, commonly called 81
sppreIleEsions ol impaired
BALSAM, may obtain alI}
all cases, tie earlier lLil
better j
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
Camden Hotel Company.

4 u meeting of the Stockl ol'!ers of this Company
n held at the Building or Wednesday, the 18th
inst, the following Resolutions were passed -
Resoleed That the Building Committee be authors.
cd to contract for the erection OF Brick Kitchen for
the new Hotel And That al assessment OF Ten Dol.
lars OH each share of the Stock Of the Company he
made which, when paid will cntillc the holder TO that
additional amount OIL the Cnpitl Stock Of the Compa-
ny ; and, That the same bv called i'll when necrs-
Siry 1
i'esvlred That Mr.. James Dunlap be added 10 the
building Committee :
hesoiued, That notice ofaplcation be given through
the Camden Journal, for IN Act Of Incorporation OF
this Company, at the next meeting Of the Legislature
Aug. 2l-tf o. BELL. Secretary
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
N office
FOR SALE.

PAIR Of line Carriage l"iScs--a iw" horse
~ Carriage, Harness Nr. Apply I"
Ang If. ". II. Il. v MNkkMAN.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
BURNET's TOILET GASES.

LNACH containing one bottle Cocaine, for the hair
~ one bottle Florimcl, new and delightful perfume
Tor the handkerchief; oIo'botte kaston. or CoSnIc-
tic for removing frecklcs suilnrns, Sc one hottie
ORIENTAL Tooth Wash. for preserving and bcauiyInS
the Teeth and gums. All put up in a neat and conf
,uct Case, costing very little and would make hand
some and appropriate present frtln gentleman to
lady.
\ supply just received aia'for sale by
JOHN j. MCKAIN.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
4 Attention Beat No.
Plantation for Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION on
II the Wateree River three miles from Camden,
containing about Thirteen Hundred Acres por.
tioi of the land the River is ridge. only over
flowed in high ires,et There is or the place
frist Mil also site for Saw Mill, which Only re-.
quires new Mill. There is fine range for Stock.
1t Is pretty well wooded. enough to keep several
: families supplied in fire wood
To an approved purchaser The terms will be made
acct mmoaating. l.. II. DEAS.
Sent lS-tf
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
MINERS,

and other operatives in IN
of their employnnrnt', AZ,
cloud ui dust and grit. s.
out this Bnlsan.
PRICE rs cents per J
Mail to any part OF the Ui
80 cents IN postage staInpI
Prepared by A. B. Il Z
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
Hoop Skirts

WITH 20 ll0OTS, at 75ct. also Chidrena
W Skirts in new stylss-Skirt supporters, Corsetta
&C., just opened at The "Old Corner"
+. ". BONNEY.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
NOTICE,
RaiSi,.S! Rai>il,S.

4 FRESH SUPPLY Of Whole half, and quarter
N Boxes Of Layer and Bunch Raisins, just
bv MERONEY i BOSWELL
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02

r AIDES, MISSES and INFANTS Sprn Silk and
i i Gauze Under Vests for Summer Wear, just opens
ed nt the "old Corner" T. W. BONNEY.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02

Ginger Pepper, Spice Nutmeg, and Cinnamon.
Bur and Toilet Soaps.
Cheese Snda Crackers. aud Bniter
And variety of FRUIT constantly ou
hand
Al-n, choice variety Of Liquors, consisting OF
Wines OF all kinds:
Brandcs-Apple Peach, and French
New England Rum
Holland Gin, and Wolle's No.
Sciedam Schnapps, in quart and
pir: Bottles
Wliskey Of all kinds.
J. Martins Old Rye-5 years
old.
Murongehala Best Old Fiavourcd Rye Whiskey and
other common brands
We will keep constantly Oh hand Bacon, Flour,
Corn Gc and persons may always ilud those articles
by calling on us.
BROWN u NJ MYERS,
Nav Is At the "OM BricE Corner
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
EYELIDS Ar.

or the ball Of the eye ll'ic
acts almost like magic. nll1
of inflammation after tT
There is q numerous class
liarly exposed TO accident
aud infamc the Eyes, and'
such as
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
FLOWER JARS.
Prime Bacon

LOT OF Clocks in good running order, for salG
" al the old curner,' BY r. W. BONNEY.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02
HAMS, HAMS.
Candies! Candies {!

O0O POUNDS FINE North Carolina HAMS.
OUU For sale by BROWN MYERS.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-02

sea:4 of Snatti-Ciar0lina, kcrsllilW
Di,irict--aIs li,e Common Pleas,
+. a YOUNG. Us. WILLIAM +. LEE
Declaration in Foreign Attachment
ySTHER EAS. the Plaintiff did, on the &c h day Of
" Juiy. 1861, file his declaration against the
Defendant, who, (as it is sad,l is absent from and
without the Glils OF this State and neither wife nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom copy
Of the said declaration might br served. 1t is order.
cd That he said defendant do appear and plead lc
The said declaration on or before the 2Tth day Of July
which will be in the year Of onr Lord one thousand
clght rudrclan ;tyune Other wise final and abso.
iulc Judgment vii; then he given and awarded asninsI
him.
Clerks Office, Kershaw District, July 2Gth, 1850.
july 81 W. CLlBUHN, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-03
TRUST SAFE

Whereas on tho Sch day of September. A. d.
1853, William Hayes, and Julia G. Hayes bis wife,
executed to WiIlism II. Hoover, aided Of arust tot
the use and ben DC OF the several creditors therein
named, upon the following described EzaI estate in
BroEnvilie, Eemaha County. EahSaska Territory.
to-Hit: Lot no rs, in block no Il. in theoriginal plat
of said town, said decd recorded IN Deed Rec
ord, no. /. Pages SIS and SIS of Records Of said
Nenaba County. And whereas IL is provided 10
said deed Of trust that said trustee, after giving 3
weeks notice Of the time and place Of sale Of "a d
Real Estate should sell the same at public sale to
The highest bidder, for cash. and apply to proceeds to
expenses Of said trust and the payment Of the claim
ants named in said deed. Notice is therefore here
BY given that !, William H.Heover, Trustee as afore-
said. will, on Saturday, the 2Sth day Of April, A. D
1860. between the hours Of 9 o'clock. A. NJ, and :
s'elOek, P N. Of said day, offer OF public sale the
above described real estate. and viii sell the some to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, and upon
such sale viii make, execute acknowledge ard de-
liver to she purchaser or purchasers. 2 deed for said
real estate. WILLIAM II. HOOVER.
April u. 1560-3tS6 TRRSTEE
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-03

FiPe.-Saturday last a sudden change
came over the scene in our City the
hum of business was suddenly hushed by
the startling cry Of fire." from The
clothing emporium Of SIEcLE s. GREEN
BAUM, and Immediately the street was
crowded with our startled citizens, ready
to aid, with buckets, sprinklers, basins.
etc.. which aid was not required, as, by
prompt action Of those on the ground,
the fire, which was in the celler among
some shavens, was exiinguished before
any material damage was done. Il was
doubtless caused by the objectionable
negligence, ~awkwardness or "malace pre-
pence" of some one in either case, we
hope it will be a warning 10 our citizens
in future.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-03

WHEHBAS, On the sixth day o. April, AD. 1855,
for the purpose Of securing TO Hugh Baker the sum Of
three hundred dollars, as per two prUmissOry notes,
bearing data as aforesaid, one for one hundred, due SIX
months afJer date and lie other for twb hundred dollars
due April 6th, 1860. GHTden II Wilcox, executed to the
undersigned, Davidson Piasters, 4 Trust Deed on the
7ast half VI lot six in block twl in the City Of Brnwn =
Vile, Nemaha county, Nebraska also, on 4 one stUry
Dmce building and the stone undef-pinning thereto, aid
built BY Richard Brown. then situated on The half lot
next west Of Crane & Hill = Store in said CityOf BROWN
Vile, and now occupied as an flee BY WiIeux x Bedford.
II the sums so secured TO said Hugh Baker was not paid
Plasters should sell lhs property therein conveyed,
after advertising the same thirty days IN s,me newspa-
per published in the Territory VI Nebraska At public
auction at the corner OF Main and First street In SAID
City OF Brownville, to pay on the amount therein secr--
ed With interest, costs, expenses and aredsonable at
tsTnPy's fee; and, whereas, the sum Of two hundred
and ~fOFty-hve dJlIars, remains due and unpaid u said
amnunt with interest," on the same; therefore,
Notice is hereby given that ! will, on Saturday the
1871 day Of Nay. 1860, between the hours Of 3 o'elock.
A N, and Z O'Clock. P n, Of said day, at the corner Of
Main and First street, in the city Of Bcuwnville, Eemaha
county, Hebraskt, proceed 10 sell and will ren 70 The
hiEbest bidder. for cash. the sbJve described property
with ali the appurtenalces there unto belonging, and will
apply theprvceeds OF said sale 20 the payment Of the
trust end the nOtes aforesaid. And upun such sale will
make, execute and acknowi edge to the purchaser or
purchasers a deed OF deeds for said property in ac,1rd-
anee with the powers Contained and given in sail Trust
Deed. DAVIDSON PLASTERS, trustee.
BrownvlIle, April 18th, 1850. 4I-4t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-03
TAX TITLE

James ". Coleman. Pr
rs
Lot no 10 in block no % Semaha County distr0t
lot | in BS IL; lot 8 in Court2d Judicial district
BIZ S3. lots 4 : 9, Is, a Nebraska Territory, IL
and IS in blk 81, lot in ChancsEy.
blk slim the city Of
BroWnville, Nebraska
Territory, defendant. n Any Tern, a. u 1852
To the owner or owners 81 person O. pcrscus ulo
have any interest IN the above named property %
Wit: lot no Is ia block no 30; lot I in block u; fotB
in block 50. lots4 sc, Is, land IS in block 50; lt
9 in block 81, in The City Of BFOwnvhle, Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory. notice is hereby given
that the above named plaintiff, James w. Colemin,
has commenced an action and fled his pelitinn Do tho
Nemaha Cuunty District Court above named, On The
Chaneery side thereOf, against the said properly, fer
the purpose Of recovering to and quieting the title "a
himof the said property his said suit being founded
on a deed given Il Theodore w. Be6suFd, for thoslid
property by one r. 7. Raihey, On the third dayof May,
A D 1853. as treasurer Of said county Of Nc1naha,t Tor
the payment Of taxes assessed thereon sold on she 90
day Of May aforesaid, foT that purpose By him TIE
said Rainty, TO him the said Theodore w Bedford
(said deed having. on the 3lst day Of Match, 4 .
1850, been assigned By the said Theodore " Bedford
to James W @ leman the plaintiff in this easo,l bnd
that unless they answer, denur or plead 70 the soid
petition on or before the l4th day Of May AD lo10i
thet his petition will be taken as true and che prayer
Of him the said plaintiff therein will be gnintsd ~
the said Court. JOHNS0N& BEDtOhD
Attest: AttystorbtL
ALLEN BLAcKER Clerk,
b, T. w Bedford, Deputy.
Ordered that the above be published for four eens
~seeutiVe weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk,
ByT.W, Bedford Depy.
BrOwuville, April 5th, 1850 4W-sl5
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-03
The BrOWnTiIIe Boys Have Left.

After many days Of preparation, the
line Of march was taken up for the Peak
Some of our best citizens were among
the number. A few of them have taken
their families, determined. we suppose,
10 ]soiourn ia the land of modern 'Ophir,'
until the tale is told one way or the
other. Others have left their families
in our ciiy intending TO return nthe fall
fortunate, OF unfortunate, will continue TO
make thir home here.
We feel almost certain the Brown
vile Boys will DO weh, if there is half
a chance. They 60 To reap a golden har-
vest, and are prepared TO enter the field
with all necessary qualifications namely
good constitutions, unainching nerve,
aud industrious habits. Such are the requi-
sites for a mining country.
They have the good wishes of our
entire community, add many a secret and
heart-felt prayer vii! be breathed out for
their success and safe return home, to
The embrace Of ardent friends. So be il
This morning a train leaves, consisting
Of DIR. Noel and family James Jones,
son and family w. F. Wilson; Mary
Baumgar,ner aud son Michael LIANT
and family, aud Andrew Seward-fouf
Wagons, Elk yoke oxen and one pony.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-03

KniCkerbOCker, for May, is before
Us, rich, racy and pungent as ever; the
Editors Table" is spread with the
choicest viands of the season an hour
spent at which-as the adage has it
laugh and grow fat''-would doubtless
At enormously to the readers waight. Its
general contents place it in the van of
the American army of Magazines.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-03
TAX TITLE.

G.. d. Wilcox, PlG
vs. Nemaha County Dis,fiot
B.. R. Pegram & Co., Court Of the 2nd judicial
WIN. H. Hoover and the District n. T..
Countyo Of Nemaha, MT
70 lag Term, A. D. 1850.
The above named B X Pegram, VIM n Hoover and
the County Of Nemaha, y. T., defendants win taks
notice that the above named plaintiff, q ii Wu3ox,
Of said Nemaha county did on 10 wit; the Sd day of
April. A j. 1850, file his petition in the above named
Nenaha County District Court against them thesaid
defendants for the purPoseof recovering and qbiet-
ing the title unity him the said plaintiff the following
described property to wit: q part of the East half Of
lot no. one in block no one fronting on Main street
twenty feet and extending south seventy foettcgethsF
with the bank building thereon, in the City Of Br1Wn-
vii e, Nemaha County, Nebraska Territorysn - - HTi-
eanced 81 he 1rigiuai piat n ~ na pace l fef
1eh other relief ~ The SID atd may b e1lfic1
o; she said plaintiff fn 1 ts nf sag nr
taem The said defendants Epon q deed EYeu = tae
b Iainey 90 bin The sait pfaintiT Or Ase1
Of The lakes assessed sped 1s aid III
the said property on ne 81 day of Nay AD lo9Ss -
him the said pIlintif BY him the said kainey az the
treasurer in and for she said county, and IN the me
Of the Territory Of Nebraska; therefore, you rehere-
by notified aud required 10 plead. answer Of demur
to said petition on or before the 18th dayOf May,Ap
1880, or the said plaintiff will take such petition as
confessed, and apply to said Court for the granting
the prayer Of the said plaintiff IN the said petition.
J0HNSON& BEDFORD,
Attest: At'ys for Pig.
ALLES BLAcKER. Clerk.
ByTW Bedford. D'py.
Ordered that the foregoing be published fOurcons
s~ecutive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKE1{, Clerk
by W BEDFORD, b py.
BrovnviIle. April 5. 1880 4w-sls'5O
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-03

Carriage MakerS.-We call alter
ton 10 the advertisement Of S. E. & J.
B. BERKELEY, Carriage and Wagon Ma
kers. We are glad these gentlemenh have
located here-such mechanics are need
ed. We have seen some Of Berklsy's
work ia Wagon Making, and are free 10
say hat in our opinion it is No /. We
hope the new firm may meet with alum
dant success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-03

Dorsey. PT Esnehs seussg nii -.
Hosea T Williams an tiss y. T e Eeuify.


ChaFfes @ Dorsey, PID Nsnaha Couniy nhliss
~ Court 81 The 81 yrdicial Disc
Hosea T Williams, an tiss y. T ia Equity.
u Ngy Tru, A. " 1860.
The above named defendant Hosea T. Wiliant
viii take notice thar The abofouamsd plalaththae
q Dorsey, Of Nemaha Cognty, Nebraska ler1tcIyg
did on, to Wit: the 9Th day Of December, AD 1888
file his petition in tho above named Ncma1a Ccaniy
District Court against bin The saiddelendant fcrth4
purpose Of recovering and qui0tDg the utle un1
him the said plaintiff Of tbef0lloUin8 described pfq-
perty. 70 wit; the north west quarter of section nos
four, township six north Of range - sssfof thonxiA
principal meridian, and for such other relief - tlg
said plaintiff may be entitled 20. The ssd planl4
fvunds bis said suit against him the said eeendant
upon 4 deed given b. ore r I. Raincy 70 Kim ne
said plaintiff for the paymentof 1axesassessed uP1a
tha said land. and a sale Of the said property % taq
Sd day Of Mag. A y 1853. 70 him the said plaintiff ~
him the said Rainey rs treasures iD and for The said
county ard inthe name Of the Territory Of Nebrrs-
ka therefore, you are hereby E0tdied snd requiret
to plead answer or dewurto said petition on crbeicre
the 18th day e May, D 1852, or the said plniniia
vii. take such petition a. confessed and apply tomid
Court for the granting the prayer Of the said plaiR-
tiff in the said petition.
Atsys Tor PpR.
ALLEN BLACKRR. Clerk,
BY 7. W. Bedford. Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing Dc published fcf four
weeks in the Nebrasks Advertiser
ALLEY BLACKER, Clerk,
By T-W. BEDFoRD, ~.
BrOvnville. April 5th, 1850. 4W-Sls
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-03
Editor Gone EaSt.-As announced

Editor Gone EaSt.-As announced,
he editor has left for a pleasure excur-
sion through the Eastern States. We
hope for his recuperatiOn, mentally and
physically. Editors. generally are IN
some respects like other men. We hope
y, do not err in our prognosis that all the
editorial fraternity West, will be the re-
cipients Of many benefits from the trip,
and hrOugh this channel, Our country, al
large, may look for analogous results.
Lst the West be faithfully and correctly
represented. and who can foresee the
mighty destiny that awaits her?