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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
Probate Notice.

whereas application has been made 10 The Probate
Court Of Ncmaha County, Nebraska Territory, BY Com
rad Herms, Administrator Of the estate OF JOSHUA RAM
dal, late OF Nemaha county, deceased, for an. order Of
sale, Of certain real ~prCpertyO Of said Estate.-in order to
obtain means 20 defray the expenses Of administering
said estate, potieeishereoy given p all concerned, that
Thursday The 9th day ofJanuary, 1850, Is the day appoint
"a Tor hearincsai application before the Probate Court
Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, at 10 O'cicck A.
NJ. at the Probate Judges Cdice in BrowDTllle in said
county, when and where allpers0ns interested may at
toud and show cause why authority should not be grant
cd TO said administrator for the sale Of 50 much 81 the
real property OF said estate. as may be necessary 10 pay
the debts andcharges against the same -r- ga
g W. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
nrnunNflIn NnNnmhnr 24Ih. 1879. ..kW-1SI
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
.MaSnnIc Notice.

The members of Nemaha Valley Lodge
mo. a, A. F.& A. M are notified hat
The next Masonic meeting will take place
lad the Hall In Brownvdle, on Saturday
evening January 2lsL Anda rs some inn
.por,ant business will necessarily be bro't
before the body, II is desirable that all
the members should be in attendance.
T. w. B%EDFoRD, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

NOTICE is hereby given that Monday the 18Th
day Of January, 1850, Is cAe day appointed for The
Gnal settlementof the estate Of Jacob MaECk, decea-
scd, late Of &emaha County. Nebraska Territory, ~
my Office in BroWnville in said county. &C . o'clock.
A.. ~, when al pers5n5 interested may attend, and
show cause, If any, why the accounts Of John ".
swan, administrator OF said estate, should uotk q al
lowed. CYRCSW WHEELER,
Dcc.S 8, 1899. 22-3t % Zee. P-ObsteJ1dsa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

NOTICE isl ereby given to all persons interested that
as Il appears that there are claims eFinst the estate Of
Andrew ]. barr, late OF Johnson county, NebraskaT Ter
rit0ry deceased, lhave appointed Monday, the 9th day OF
March, 1850, as the final day for hearing claims against
said estate. Persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified 20 fe them at MY .lfce on or be-
fore The said day, or they Will forever be debarred COLI
lection; and from setting or the same in any action
whatever. CA GOSHEN,
Acting Judge Of PROBATE.
Ordered that HE above notice be Published FOR twelve
successive weeks ia tho Nebraska Advertiser.
G. a. GOSHEN, Al. P.
ABRAHAM lam, administrator.
Johnson County, November 10, 1853. via20- I2tfSt3
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
The CnluTalOr.

The first number Of the tw~enty-seventh
volume Of this agricultural monthly, de
voted to the improvement of the soil and
the mind, is received. The CtAioqtor is
published by LUTHER TucKSER & Son,
Albany, n, Y, at the low price of go cts.
per annum.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
o. Notice.

whereas, application has been made 20 the Probate
Court OF Nemsha County Nebraska Territory. for the
appointment Of General { administrator Of the estate q
Henry Geakor, deceased, late of said county. notice is
hereby given % all whom 10 may concern. that Saturday
tho 18th day % January A. D., 1850, at 20 c'clock. Is
the time set for The Bearing Of said application &c my
elise in Br0Tuviile. 81 said county, when and where
all pefsChs interested a-crcqueEte % apprar and show
cause why David GwyLn Should not Be apgoi1tcd as said
administrator.
Given under my hand this 0th day Of December. 1896,
CYRUS W. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
blanks. blanks

Wehave on hand, printed In superior style, and for
10 cheap for cash, . fresh supply Of
gsrranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
Trust Deeds, Bonds for Deeds, a
Justice. sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Presumption Papers.
Township Plats. Bills Lnding.
Drafts, Notes, ETC., Ctc.. etc.
y which VIC call the especial attention % thosein need.
5ob Printing Of any and every description executed to
.rser in a style 5nferior 70 nDnes produced in any part Of
be country. We except no ufhee IN the West. or else
mere. and offer specimens q our work as eyidepco.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.


VII D hallf
vs..
Abel Line
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF a writ Of
execution issued from the EemanaC County District Court
Of the Second Judicial hi stricti Nebraska Territory, in
favor S. Hail. and againstAAel Line aid direct
ed to mel J. b.. Wells Sherinof said Nemabacounty
will. on the tenth de- Of January, a. D.. 1850, at enc
O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, on Sonora Island in ssid Ne
maha county. near what iskboBna as Frank Worth saw
mill. otter Tor sale at pubic auction the following goods
and chattels, 10 Wit: enc hundred thous and feet Of
lumber taken on said executbn, as the property Of isGid
Abel line.
.aIt. .rE. JB. WELLS.
Sheriff Of Nenlaba County, M
B-ownyiIla, Dec. 27th, 1859 n25-2t-S9fee
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
-mOmts Patent ohio Threshar.

Motifs Patent Ohio Thresher.
The subscribers have now ready several dundreHuftbs
above excellent machines. Wherever these MontB
Ihreshers have bech Introduced. 20 is wei Known thar
they are altogether nnequalled and therefora asma-
ny nrss class references can be furnished Is mas Be re-
quired. They are built OF 4 6, Q. ard 70 horse capac-
IS. and every machine is run sevcrai hours aadatb8r-
oushiy testedin all its parts. before leaving our facto-
rics.
We have also now ready for delivery SORGHUM 81
CANE MILLS. Cfthe mist approved patitrHs aad
also al the necessary apparatus for the Deuatif Man
ufacture o. Sugar and syrup We are NV UfeBarad 10
supply our customers with Mills Of the most ffi.ieut
operation. az prices IN st. Louis as Tow asia Cinrnnafr
Descriptions of these Mills and Apparanus. aIo 4 Trea-
Use on sorghum Sugar Cane, and 90 Sugar and syrup,
masking, viii be cheegfully forwarded toalI ao1HeTutt.
As oug farmers are FAST learning tie easy ana iarEe
profits gf raising hay Tor nsarEet. We afe now making
ready % supply the demand for large nnuBortf mo
weiLcsi8bNshe4 Dedpack's Parallel Lgyef usrfep5t~
c. Prcssrs.
Wemanufacture aHthgve constantly Tor sale ne o1s
lcVSne highly apprcFed n tchines
Selhy's Patented Prcmium Grain Driits the reIea
tel Kentucky Harvrster5 htsin's self-ratiug Ho1n
Pages & Child's Portable Saw Mills Portable riour
Grist Nils NIL Amrhiuery, ard ~tati5nary stem
giues and BQliers add nxt1fcs
Orders respeefuily %s9iiftedi and paf1phfefs Wf
prices torrlsaHdfull descrlptioEs e~heerfuily tfni
gTatuitousiy 1t
81. Louis Agricultural wo-Rs, Corner Maino ia.
CLARE. RIcHAasoN & ca.
noIvl Ppprlei0rs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
CarnentrY Made 80.

Thirty-eight plates, two hundred hgures. TIE most
practical aud valuable book for farmers extant. Tells
how 10 build Barns, and Houses, Bjdges, &c. &c.
Price So; sample copy 81 by mail, postpaid by
CHALLEN b SON. Philadelphia. Agents wanted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

III, Walnut Street first door beIow Gibson House,
CINCINNATI
Dealers in Seeds, Trees, Shrubs. Roses, BediinS
Plants, Cut Flowers. Arri.rltu-.I IMPLEMENTS, GvScn
sna pEied Fruits. So. vInI
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

THE last CALL.

7 hereby once move netify those indebted to no
that they eau 1~igaidate their Indebtedness with
corn potatoes, or almost any kind II produce, at tho
highest market price, in Brownvile. This request
is made because l am in debt myself, md need
none, but can make use Of corn.
Heretofore The excuse with those owing me has
been, that they cannot raise the money. j now in
form you that ! will take produce; ] Eltoas you
can Prise that. Such an arrangement will be taken
as a great accommodation under present. c~ireura-
stances.
I wish to be accommodating, but IreDeat. this is
THE LAST CALL. JESSE NOEL.
Browuville, Nov. I1H1S59.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
CARD.

A CARD.
= TO P~RE-EMP7oRs ANDoTtEHs.-Psfs6n who may
hereafter desire the services Cf the Undersigned, and
Associates, will please send 70 me-
tst. A description az the had IL contest. "a
ID The time when The cases are tried at thu Iocaf Of
ices; h0D decided; and tDhen sent up. r. f.
81. A copy Of the evidence taken.
PATENTs-When Patents are wanted. the Certificates
mustbe sent to me. The cost Of obtaining patents Is
only SO. s- -wa
BY. complying with The sbove, much time will te
saved, and tie business can be better attended to.
Ohm a.. PARKER
Washington City, September IS 1859
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
ArnOld's Combined Grinding Mil
Corn and Cob CFnshef, ans
Corn Shelter.

800 H.-.
Three valuable machires in cnci Thisis new in
venti0n, and one that Is we'll Hurthy the attention OF
at~ignhasbeen pr9nQoafea py t5cse Wbg tavo tha HI
in use 10 one Of the best ever made. and the roo val-
ue-of this combination VIII DO readily seen when tie
fact Is considered that 5ach machine makes q necessity
for the other. Thus: g Mil makes a NECESSITY for
Shelter, and shelter for Mil, etc.
Being adapted TO the use of the farmer, byhoTso
value.
II is also adapted 10 steam and water or wind power.
y Is eaPaRte oi HtnhnB ifom ave p zen bushe per
hohE rtqalflps rom tNo g three horse power QceOrd-
ing @ theQuaHtity ana quality or the wrk Tone
itgrinds spticiently fine for family use, making q SUI
peri0r article q Neal, leaving Dc round and llteiv.
which IS indispensable FOR light bread ur DudIngs.-
Every one VIII be asteaisbed at the Ginerenco hT tlfB.
respect in favor Of the meal made 10 this MtlIcompar-
ed with that madc In any stone uilt. The hav3 NIX
to make the trial 40 he convinced.
It viii shell hfty toslzty bushels per hour, and with
grind aud she'll az TIC same time.
u VIII crush fifteen 20 twenty bushels or enrFanf
cob per hour and II wiil crush snd srind 81 tha ssns
time. tf.
partabe, weighina thre bnndsed asDds
and occupying q space q less han two feet By thIeO
The grinding surfaces arevoSy dnrablc. Beiur,niads q
iron as hard ashariened east steel, and when worn 90
can De replaced without the ala of a mechanic AZ nm
trinfug cost Of one dollar ara duy cents. tbus ovsrcos,
ing entirely the great objection % iron mills. Plrticus
lar attention iscalleIr 60 this feature h. Tie WffI, .,
the difficulty Of replacing grinding suffces To- iron
mills when worn out Is an objection 10 them thathas ala
ways been ufged with great force, andhas bad the eneet
% prevent thousands from PURCHASING Who ofherufse
would be glad TO do 50. That objection Is entirely done
away with this mill by
Millers VIII do we'll 70 examine this Mill. rtfrr4 Ea-
no doubt that they will nnd 10 FOR their inseresf 4,
adopt IL for q feed mill, as the grinding sur aeaq tre 70.
placed Of q much less cost than Is required q, mems
stone Millin order, to say nothing Of The sreat s4vif.
IN power and cost OF MIL.
Al examination 81 this mill IS e~arnestfv srlfrf4e4 ~.
must De seen in operation 10 be fuiiy uudershlef sn8
appreciated.
Cards Of direction are attached n each min, which
eneble any one 70 set ND and operate tBeu4 ugfbrrtt
further instructions.
state and county rights for sale on reatou7tfa tn-ma
Price OF mil complete SO For particpt4w inauIr.
n IT, RAWSON N0 rs Csss street. or 49, ~
'HEPARp Postomce Boa, 1850, Chicago, ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
Auction! Auction!

Offers his services to the citizehs Of Nsmahs ana
the adjoIuiug eoghfics as general auetoncsr forsha
sale Of real AMI pcrsonsl property. 6c., &c, he my
be found az Judge Ehisney soEico.
BgOWnyils, November 81, 1859. No1T
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
NOTICE.

thereby caution all persons indebted to the late
frm-o Green, Sprinkle 4 Co., alias, Sprinkle, Baker
& Green, against paying any debts, notes Of hand OF
beck accounts aceruing TO said firm except to- myself,
from my Office about a yearago, and as yet bave not
and cannot get any satisfaction as to the disposal Of
the collections. LEVI SPRINKE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
Thanks.

Hon, +. EsrABRooK, Hon. S. G. DAI-
LY, and Hon. ANDnEw JoHNsoN, viii
please accept our thanksfo Congressional
documents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

OiaenlufiOn

The ecpartuership Of Roper s Weston. as heretofore
existing, ana transacthn8 business az PawBae I1lhcho,
having purchased the entire anterest Of J.. B Weston.
VIII remain arthuod Stand ard wflradius -a1enrcz
tiedeusiness OF said arm.& F0RDYCE iR0PEn
j. b. WESTON.
Pawnee Rancho. NsEs g. Is59.-nogI
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
BrOWnYiIEe.

We clip the following from a cores
pondence Of the Nebraska City Peoples
Press:
"a good nights rest, a good breakfast,
and bidding adieu to our kind hearted
friends, singing "I1l stem the storm, y
and facing the music Of a cold "south-
easter we headed the prov" of our
horseship towards the locality of the vii
lage Of banking houses, churches and
stores, that form the City of Brownville.
y = = y 4
Occupying, as it does, a prominent po-
silion, on the great thorOughfare Of trade,
surrounded by a fertile and well settled
country, and numbering among its citi-
zens, many enterprizing, high-minded,
public spirited gentlemen, in the various
departments of business, Browaville al
not bot obtain an elevated point in the
grade of western towns TO which 1t be-
longs.
1.-The P~resbyterians have a c%ommodious
building nearly completed, with a loud
bell-erected through the untiring perse-
verance of L. Hoadley, Esq, and the
citizens of Brownville and Eastern friends.
The Congregationalists havea brick bull
ding nearly finished. So have the Camp
bellites. Long live the many friends we
found in this thriving place; and as long
as memory holds a seat in our brain, shall
we remember their hospitality and friend
ship" E's2
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
mrETERM S

For one year II paid in advance, 90
90 0 4" 90 oI2 81 800
c,ubs Of y or MORE wifi be furnished at sl,5O per
-.rm, provided the cash accompanies the arder, not
herwiso.
ODOCvpcONOOe0oN0No~0y0oO4o0 ~o(~oCvN
.yF The Nebraska Advertiser . having
.nch the largest circulation of any paper in
II Territory, Wholesale Merchants in st.
Louis, ST. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
:, MARKETS where Nebraska merchants pur-
WIN find no better advertising medium
the Western country.H
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

LanQ warrants,
EzOE Cash 0xnd On Time
We arc prepared to loan Laad Warrsnfs ~ an szesto
settlers On sgch time as they mey de5lre-lgrz orlebart
at the usual rates. fT|
Ac0nstant supply q Warrants viii be kent 5n hanf
fr sale as cheap az Trey can Oe b0dsat elseFhereia
town.
Buy irregular dealers and beware q boruH warrant.
All warrants scbi ~ Us VIII Re guarsrtetd 20 re-
genuine IN every respect and viii DC ezcalns0d 10 a.
BeinE permanently l~ocateIin BroEuvilie. We cor 81
ways be found 90 tho cid sleDd few doors eastuf TIE
Brosnvilie House.
LCsHBkCGH < CARSON,
Bankera ami Dealers IN Land warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

/ 8a86O!1E
NEW TYPE
Fortwsnfy yeiFs tie aCloVeEnd Plain Deat
has been owned ma conlrolled P6hisbed AID 3D.
tied by the same individual. Il has never missed a
publication day nor scratched aDem0crahc Ticket.
It has foughtits way single-handed against all op-
position, until it has gained a National ciTcala-ion
and q National rsputati0ns Erom Name e Cali
fornia TIE Ptin Dealek is known and read, AMI It
never was in so good a condition pecuniarily, OF in
better pluck, politically, to fight the battles Of De-
mocraey than now. For the coming year It will be
particularly devoted to Popular Sovereignty
Il has againstligh anthoFity, dared 20 adToiRte
the right Of she peoplodh ferTitarya as well "a q
STATE, to reguiata their domestic institutions IN
their own way" and It viii continue to do 50 against
said high authority, eths world. the flesh and the
devil" Against al L~seompt0n Constitutions, slave
codes, and the re-speniDg Of the Slave Trade, this
PaRsfis dsfotsdgt dedicated from this time Asass
forth and forevcrl
"Come one, come all This rock shall ay
Frem its firm base as soon as III
Besides the earrent News Of the Day, the Plain
Dealer will contain IN each number q TALE, Cor
dependence from a host 81 Contributors, and Tele-
graphic Reports from al paris Of the World.
Tic Commerei11 Deparsmant-WiH be under the
s5le chargeof Jalnes BEokenshire, ESQ, ehe Is ae-
kn0Wiedgcd to DC one Of the best market reporters
it the country. ~
The Local Department viii be presided over BY
that original and laughter provoking genius, "Arte-
mus Ward, Esq whose Letters, Jokes Qddiiesand
Qui5ites, arc alone Wopth the price Of the paper.
In short we are prepared to present one Of the best
and Reatest and cheapest family Newspapers IN. the
West. - -N.EDG Az .tGA tEJftaf "a
79vrf SUBSCRIPTION, urvrn
Single Subscribers, per year, 81 sd
for six months, 1 90
Clubs Of Ter, per year, 10 00
All over Ten Copies, to one Postohioe. I 90
To each getter up Of a Club. one Copy Extra
E Post MasserseEs requested t0ast as Agents
Douglass Dem0CTatS are erpscfed TO act
as agents and to lose no time in getting every be-
lever in PoRudar Sovereignty no matter tAWhat
party he may beiDag to take this paper. NoWls the
time to bestir yourselves preparatory TO fhe next
Presidential Campaign.
Those who. want an account Of the opening Of
the New C0agrdss~ the organization Of the New
House of Representatives which viii be a protrac-
and rich afiliFs . majority being Opposition" y
the Presidents Message andBeporso o. the Depart
ments, VIII commence their subscriptions December
First. The new Volume viii eommeRee JanaarYIs LIST
All payment 70 be il adVanee.
Address, a0 ~ @&Ga
j. W. GRAY, Cleveland. Okic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

An Improved Farm
FOR SALE.

very valuable and desirable improved farm SITUATE
f1-2 Hiies from B-e=ariie and z IL ir0m Eemsha
City san DC had o. seTy favorable ferns. IL c0Esists
of I5f acres; 80 acres under cultivston5 - acr3st 10 TIM
ber5 good well; stock water. and Sod frame house,
The stockz2 yoke ofoZcn 2 COWS aud q ycurg cattle,
the farm implements. and household furniture viil be
sold with lei deslrEi- A rare opportunity s here pre-
seated Enquire Of X. VI. FufEasg at iloa A9serfises
Office Br0vuville. Mt.
lNov ~. 553 mis-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

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For sale by 7. J. WHITE, & co BrownviiIe, n. T.,
and Dy all druggists generally.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
history Of all Religions

Origin, DeyeEODmeDf, Doctrines
and Government Of the ReIig-
iOus Denominations in Europe
and tIse United Stases,
With Biographical Sketches of Eminent Divines,
by Samuel NJ. Smueker, III. D.. Published by
Duane Rulison, Quaker City Publishing House, 80,
South Third Street, Philadelphia.
The subject ofReligion and the Doctrines Of seets
must always have an absorbing interest for the
thoughtful observer, aud a work which affords the
desired information, in a convenient and accessible
form, at a moderate price, has been urgently deman-
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command a large sale.
In the present work. the origin, developcmont.
doctrinaI belief, Church Government and peculiari
ties of over eighty different religious sectS, are trea-
ted In a style clear, compendiots and accurate, and
will afford all the information which might be pro-
cured with great difficulty and expense, and much
labor and research, from the larger poleinical works
and encyclopedias.
DR.. Smucker has evidently prepared this work.
with much care, and it exhibits great ability and
learning. The artileson the different religions are
very imUartiaily written and show thecarefUi study
of an unprcjudiced and sound mind and The i'm
portance and value cannot be too highly estimated
Of such Superior and unbiased effort in q work OF
this kind. as too oftcn, those pretending to give cor
rect information upon such subjects are prejudiced
in favor of some particular scets or determinations.
Mr.. Rulison has brought out this great work in a
very handsome form, and the public is indebted to
him for a very valuable, instructive and ~UseluEbook-
The price, 81 90, is remarkably low for such a work.
and in order that it may have n rapid and extensive
circulation, he will send it to any address, a~ceompa
MED with a valuable Gift, on the r~eceiptof the price
and twenty fveeents to pay postage ~
Mr.. Rulison will send free, on application, his new
enlarged and revised Catalogue of Books and Gifts,
contininE all information relative 20 the Establish
ment Of Agencies il. the Gift Book business. Adj
dress DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House, 80, South Third
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
removal
LUSHBAUGH
% a N-
- ua1zE1N uzEnzzz2~ &Ez~
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Dealers in Coin, Uncurrent Money, Exchange
and Land Warrants,
Collections mode on al accessible points. TCres paid.
and prompt attention given to all business periaing to
q FIRST class Land Agency.
AGENTS FOR THE
UNITED STATE EXPRESS CONPANY,
4 safe and reliable company for the transmission Of
money packages.
Also Agents for the Hartford Fire insurance Company
OF Hartford, Connecticut.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

We have removed our ofiee 10 the new building OF
Iain street, next door to Theodore Hlll's Store, anC
near the L. s. Land Omcc.
oct q, 1856. MIC L%USHBAUGH& CARSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05
s. W.. WazeItine 8 Co.

Sheriff OF Nemaha County, n. Z
Brownyille, Dec. 9th, ns2-4t-SlO fOrfee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

We clip the following from a CORES
pondence of the Nebraska City Peoples
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

LCsHBkCGH & CARSON
B1nknrs AMI Dealers IN Land warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-01-05

Washington, October. 1859.
November 3, 1853.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-05-26

Esg7 The purpose of the friends of Mr.. Doug
las, in adjoarning to Baltimore, was to give the
Democracy Of the seeding States m opportu-
nifty to be represented in the Convention. His
friends claim that his nominton is certain
Meetings repudating the action Of the seces-
sionists are being held in all the States repre-
scented by the seceders.
1t is considered by many that the action of
the Union Convention. nominating Bell and
Everett insures the election of the Democratic
candidates.
The seeding States will hold Convention
at Richmond on the 81 of June.-S. +. Herald.