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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12
LEGAL Notice.

rob, IT Mann. P'f ! Nemaha County District
Court, Of the Second Judlc-
Peter J. Peterson a District, Nebraska Iasd Tern
tory, to May term, 1860.
The above named defendant, Peter j. PeIeIs9n'
will take notice that the above named plalntH Jonn
II. Maun of Nemaha County Nebraska Ierr1toTy' eiu @
on to-vit: the 26th day Of March A. "; looO, @ Ale
his netitiou in the above named Nemaha Oouuy
District Court against him tho said deIenasnI IoL
the purpose Of securing and quieting the uCs uneO
him the said Plaintf the following descrlDeu prop
ertv to-wit; Lot no eight in Block no sixteen, IO'
no one in block no forty-one in the Gity OF DLo".
vile. in Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory as lS
evidenced by the original recorded plat OF the sa9
mace and for such other relief as tho salo lalSu
shall identified 30, the said plainth iouhanB LIZ
gaid suit against him the defendant upon a aeeu
,ziven bv one r. T Rainey, to him the SAID plalh-
IF for the pavment Of the taxes assessed upon tne
soi5 lots and sale Of the said property on the 5d
dav Of May, A. d. 1859 to him the said plalntln ~
fhe said Rainy as he treasurer in and for the SAID
countv and in the name Of the Territory Of Nebras
ka therefore you are hereby notified to plead, an
swer.or demur TO said petition before the sew
enth of Nay A. d. 1860, the said plalntln VIII
take such petition as confessed, and apply 10 Ine
said Court for the grantingof the prayer OF inc sU
plaintiff in the said petition. -
JOHNSON & BEDFORD,
Attest, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ALIEN BI.AcKtR, District Clerk, erk,..,,,-.
B7 u W. BEDEOkD Deputy,
Osderad 4hat3he above ba published ior ieil con
tseutive weeks fn Tie NobrasEa Advertiser.
Afd.EN BlsACk1lt, Dlsi1lof ClerAs
ByT. w. BEDroRD Deputy.
q. March %, 1862 4tslo
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12
LEGAL Notice.

T.aLoIis' n Stephen Nemaha County District
TTc-olls nartners Court of the I'd Judicial Dis
= traSe Nv te name triet, Nebraska Territory, to
n d. ]. Martin & Co May term, A. d. 1850.
d. L. McGary
To ID. L. McGary Of the state Of leAAs, ouS
above famed defendant. You are hereby n3tlne1
that the above named Plaintiffs, y. >. Marn, ueash
NuckoIs and Stephen Z. Nuckolis, partners ln
trade under the name Of ID. J. Martin q 70 o. lne
County Of Nemaha, Nebraska TerIltlty, nafe On, s9
yvit the 10th Of November 1859, fled their petluon
:; he above named Nemaha County District Court
ayaibgt vou wherein they claim Of you the sum OF
a5e bundted and six and l6-l0O dollars, Wlth IN
,--est thereon, from the 10th day Of June, A. D.
ie59 al The rate of thirty SIX per centum PCT an
Dum upon certain promnissory note IN sald Pc
t;tion mentioned. Said note being dated bro"n-
yigp June 18th, 1859, due one day hfter cate, ana
ven bv YOU to said plaintiffs for the prlnclpal ana
i1,ercstaforesaid and you are hereby turther no
t5ed that upon proper affidavit being hled, a writ
n attachment in the said case has been issued
scainst YOU, and that you are hereby required 70
Semur. answer or plead to the said petition on OF
bofore che seventh day Of May, A. ID. 1867, or the
rstition will be taken rs confessed, ana judgment
sspded against you for the sum demanded.
= JOHNSON & BEDFORD,
Attest Attorneys ior ill.,
ALLEN BLAcKER, District Court,
By T. W. BEDFORD, Deputy.
Ordered that the above be published for four con
serutiye weeks in the Neb. Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER, District CLERK.
ByT. w. BEDFORD, Deputy.
BrovnyilIe. March %, 1S60-4tSlO ~ q.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12

Augustine Lyford and
J P Hora. doing busi-
ness as LyfOyd &Horn. ]
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12

Rates or ADvETsTrs11S p

,.. 80 ,,..-- -, y. i,-ars,sa. el %
gas ne sqg@ls l. W y, ,.,s l.-les "a .s-sl 81
Eaeh 1 additional inseE.ion' 81
% one g 9asfe one men y, epe YEAR. ! 90
ss, Sls l,ls1s 5 :. les ~ y ! So ~ : i-' 60 90
One-half Column cne Joars ~
One fourth Column one year.
Oneeighth Column one year. -
One 9luu1n six months, a--ee-
One half Column Inonthss
One fourth Column ssHmonthss ~ -
One eighth Column six months ---f- -
One Column three moaihs, 81 ~ ~
One half Column thres monthss = r " ~
ORe fourth Column thrce nlcpth3s i3 "
one eighth Column three months ~
anOuncng candidate esfoF enlee o. aeTauce,) GO
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12

q,cssia safenaant Auuustne Iyford Of the State Of
Missouri will take notice that the said piantlh oo on
27th day Of January D. 1860, hled his petition ne
Clerks ONCE Of said Court Of Nemaha county eS
the sun Of seven hundred and hfty-three Doiais anu
attvnne cents together with interest thereon at tne az.
of ten per cent per annum from the lst day Of ny
1883 as evidenced by their certain prOmisory note
Saint Touis arch lst 1852 And the said Augasle y
ford Is NOTIFIED that be is required 70 appear aN "
HEWETT s THOMAS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ns-c,nv,,to t,-f, sts 1850 nos94tS7 90
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

Coon PoR ScoTT.-Our Representative In
Congress, - Charley Scott" did one good
thing in attempting to incorporate clause
in the Tariff bill imposing duty of one cent
a pound on all rice imported from China.
Had this amendment been adopted. quite
revenne would he secured from the Johns
in this State. Besides, it would have driven
them into the consumption Of more articles
Of food Of California production. anl thus
enable the country to reap a little good from
their perRicious presence.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

WAsHoE TRADE.-During the week says
the San Juan Press Of last Saturday. quite
a number of heavily loaded teams have pass
ed through this place with goods from Marys-
vile for Washoe, via the Trukee Turnpike
and Henness Pass. Several Of the wagons
bore the name Of John c. Fall & Co.-There
were also few return teams, and no small
number Of adventures, afoot and on horse
back, some Of whom express themselves sat
sfied with prospecting and sojering."
The same paper speaks Of this route as
follows:-
TRrcKEE TURSPIKE.-This improvement
is described by gentlemen who have been
over II, TO be of the finest grade, the smooth
est aud most beautiful mountain road in the
State. Travel is gradually increasing in
that direction. After while it will come
with rush.
The grade around Bowman's Hill is now
the only link wanting to open up this route
to the travel from this point also, and we
learn that tie work is being pushed forward
as rapidly as possible. When this work is
completed an amount OF travel will be con-
centrated upon the Henness Pass, which will
ensure its being kept open both summer
ami winter.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

A singular phenomenon in the natural
history of Ceylon is the sudden appearance
of full-grown fishes in pl aces which. a few
days before. had been incrusted with harden
ed clay and Sir Emerson Tenant enter
tains the hypothesis that these fishes possess
the faculty Of burying themselves in the mud
like crocodiles. Some Species Of fish in Cey-
Ion are greatly addicted to travel by land
like those Sir John Bowring observed in
Siam. ascending the banks OF the river. and
Jungle. There is pearch which NAV be
encountered even on hot and dusty roads.
and which has been said to climb up trees.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

WILD ToBAcco.--It may not be generally
known, but it is nevertheless the fact that
Tobacco is native Of California. The
Lanca Plana Despatch, speaking Of this fact
says The tobacco plant il found growing
wild in the vicinity OF Lancha PlAna Power
ty Bar, etc. The variety is said to be OF
superior quality, only requiring few years
cultivation to make It available and valu-
able. Our California soil aud climate seem
capable of producing anything aud every.
thing In the course OF time we will export
many Of the things that we are now import
ing and Tobacco will be one amsng the
number
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
Hebrew Chri-taia----Psiisie and Re-
ligrous Progress Of the Jews.

A Convention of Hebrew Christians. or
converted jews" was recently held Ia
New York when an Association was organ
lied. having for its object the propagation Of
the Christian gospel among the Jews. /,
has already an organ, The b,aeiht Indeed,
published in New York. with nearly one
thousand subscribers Among the conver-
ted Jews OF this country are found one Uni
ted States Senator. about thirty Christian
ministers besides college professors, physi-
clans. lawyers, and prominent merchants
The number oi Jews 10 this country is com
ruied at one hundred and fifty thousand.
anu not twenty live thousand as has been err
roneously stated. Ssme Of their prominent
rabbis are OF the opinion that they will
number one million five years hence.
The present seems indeed to he an era in
the history ol the Jews. From being des-
pissed and prosecuted race. as they have been
for the last eighteen hundred years. they are
beginning to take Il position among men. The
civilization Of the nineteenth century has
done away with the un christian and :lliber-
al policy which has heretofore obtained with
regard to this peculiar people" and we
now see them. in nearly all the great nations
Of the earth. STEPPING forth from their past
obscurity and occupying prominent posi-.
tions. not only iG The commercial and liter
AIRY, but also in the political walks OF life
To say nothing of instances Of political pre-
ferment OF Jews in this country and in Eng
land. the' present generation has seen no
less than three Jewish Ministers of State in
France. one 10 Holland. The French Re
public elevated two persons OF the Hebrew
faith to Ministers OF State aud Achille Fould
hos acted as Minister to the Emperor Ma
poleon, ever since his ascension to the throne
of France. The King of Holland has just
elevated Jew to the VI nstryx OF Justice
and Mr.. Samu.ls now holds the govermeuta !
purse OF the aourishing colony ofNew South
Wales.
May we not conclude that it is owing al
most exclusively to the liberal and enlight-
ened policy Of the present age towards this
ancient and interesting people, that we are
now enabled to chronicle snch facts as are
narrated in the first paragraph Of this article.
How can Jew look with the first feeling Of
respect upon religion that has led to such
bitter and relentless persecution of his race
as has been practiced by all. 50 called chris
tsins. until within the present century ?
Let those who call themselves christian ms
cease TO belly by their daily walk and con
versation the religion which they profess, and
the siubborness and unbelief Of both jew and
heather will snon disappear, and all nations
and people will acknowledge one Goi and
one Saviour.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
THE NEVADA NATIONAL.
BEEF AND PORK INSPECTION.

When the law establishing the Office Of
Beef and Pork Inspector went into effect
much odium was attempted TO BE- cast upon
1t. 10 part by importers and jobbers, against
whose practices, las it now appears) il must
seriously work, and in great measure. also
by many who were honest in their convic-
tisn that such an officer was not needed.
The short time which Il has been in force.
however has fully proved its utility and the
wisdom Of the Legislature in forcing the
passage, even sgainst strong outside oppo.
sition.
The Inspector books show tha, nearly all
the pork put up here 10 barrels. or sent to
this State from abroad is short weight. The
editor Of the d" Farmer" obtains the follow
ing information from the books -
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
SAVE yorR EARNINGS.

The practice which apprentices, clerks and
Others have OF spending their earnings ss
they accumulate. is one great reason why 20
many never attain position above medic
Gritty in life. a person who receives but
small compensation for his services. will
with little care over his @xchequer. sys-
TEN Of regularity in his expenditures. find
that at the end OF year he is prepared to
encounter any mishap. But. as general
thing. they manage to get rid OF their earn
ing quite as quick as they are due, leaving
them wholly unp'cpared for emergencies, by
sickness or otherwise. A system Of curtail-
ing expenses, if adopted by our young folks
would briue around the most happy and
gratifying results. and be The means OF rails
ing to eminenee in society, many who have
not contracted the habit Of parting with
their earnings so readily aud so foolishly for
the habit OF keeping continually 10 debt be-
gets in difference and dissipation, a lack OF
self respect. and utter disregard Of their fu-
ture prospects. The real cause for great
deal Of crime may be traced to the habit OF
a foolish expenditure Of their money in early
days
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

SHAVING BY THE AcRE.-A gentleman. re-
siding in one of the large towns OF England,
whose face rather exceeded the ordinary di-
mensions, was waited on by barber every
day for twenty one years. without coming
to a settlement, The barber thinking 1t
about time to settle, presented his bill, in
which he charged penny day, amounting
in all to thirty pounds eighteen shillings
aud nine pence. The gentleman, supposing
too much charged, refused to pay the amount
but agreed to proposal of the barber, to
pay at the rate of two hundred pounds per
acre. The premises were accordingly mea-
sured, aud the shaving bill increased to
seventy eight pounds eight shillings an
eight pence.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

A CuTE THcK-Axp SENSIBLE Doo.-
The following is told by she Kniekerbocker
Magazine
A man who was somewhat fond Of lsbsters
was wistfully regarding basket ofthe savory
ash in one Of the markets, with bis dog by
his side. while another bysiander was stick
ing his cane into one Of the dsengaged claws
of big fellow crawling about on top.
' How be does hold on said the man
with the cane.
"les, responded the man with the dog.
" but It's because be dents the cane. and his
claws won't slip on the wood. But he
couldn't hold on to a critter. or you or I. in
that way. When he feels anything a-givin',
a lobster always stops pinchin'."
Guess not. said the owner of the basket
Put your dogs tail in that there claw, and
you II see whether he'll hold on to it or not. ,
No sooner said than done The lobster
lover lifted up his dog. dropped the end OF
his tail between the extended prongs of the
claw, which closed insianter, and the dog.
as smit by sudden pain, ran or bowling a,
the top OF his speed.
Hello = exclaimed the owner of the
lobster, whistle back your id dog. He's
runnin' off with my property -
'' Whistle hack your lobster. That dog
amt a-comiu back. He's in pain, and it's
dangerous to go near him hut I'll follow
after him. aud see tha. he affair comes to
proper end -
The owner of that dog baa .obstcr salad
for dinner next day
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

On the 18th inst the Democratic National
Convention was to have met at Baltimore.
The preliminary organization having been
effected at Charleston. aud the Platform
adopted, the Convention will have nothing
to do hut examine the certificates of the
delegates elected in place Of the seceders,
admit them to their seats and ballot for
candidate for President There is but lit,
tie doubt that nomination was made on
tire second day.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

ROYAL LovERs.-The young lady about
whom the love troubles OF the young Prince
of Wales have begun and which have led
according TO rumor TO his visit to the North
American Colonies. is the Lady Caroline
VilIers. daughter Of the Earl of Jersey and
grand daughter Of the late Sir Robert Peel
OF whom the Countess of Jersey was the eld-
st daughter She is very young, not over
seventeen the Prince is not nineteen until
November next.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

NoRE SILVER DIscovERTEs.-It is iepor-
ted that silver lead of great value has been
discovered in the range of mountains u short
distance hoyund the west fork of alker's
River. The locality is near the wagon road, ,
not far from the Big Meadow. and about IS
miles southeast of Genoa. The entire region
Of country, between the Carson River and
Desert is doubtless rich in silver, and con-
tains more or less gold.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

These figures could be extended indefinite
". as nearly every 10, inspected has proven
to be short weight. Supposing country
merchant bad bought the above enumerated
lots Of pork and bacon by the barrel. before
the inspection law went into effect be would
have had TO pay for 3.O75 pounds, or fifteen
barrels more than be received To make
himself whole be would be compelled to add
to the retail price-so that in the end. the
consumer has TO bear the hurthen. Under the
inspection Law man only pays for what be
gets.
As to quality, inspection gives the follow
ing results
Ofone lot of 2,374 pounds hams. inspect
ed. there were found to be 297 pounds taint-
ed. 1874 pounds skippery. or another lot of
~ 1884 pounds. we're found to be 2,09s pounds
tainted, 5.243 sour, and 4l2 skippery. or
20 ticrces hams. 3 tierces were tainted. and
Is tierces were sour. or so barrels pork. IA
were sour. rust, and s tainted. or 81 half
barrels marked extra clear. it was found only
to be originally clear. and barrels rusty.
or S barrels marked extra clear, found to be
mess. or 200 hundred half barrels pork. IS
were sour IA rusty. and 10 tainted making a
total Of SO out OF 200, or only about one thiid
bad. Who eats this pork
Under this state OF facts the interior mer-
chant and the people generally can but feel
truly thankful that our Legislature has
taken action ia this case. and preserved them
from the outrageous impostions which the
above facts prove have been heretofore prac-
ticed upon them by the San Francisco i'm
porters, jobbers and speculators.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

A CoNrRAsr-The Butte Record Is respon
sible fnr the following
Fremont retired to private life after his
defeat four years since. and is now res
pectable gentleman and an honest miner
Contrast his present high position with
what il would have been chosen President =
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

THE ATLANTIC C,BLg.-Snmc fifty miles
Of the Atlantic Gable haue been taken up.
to point extending seaward fifty miles from
the shore of Trinity Bay. Fractures were
found in the cable just were they had been
indicated by the instruments on shore.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
SINCERITY OF A POLITICAL MACHINE.

Z" II Mr.. Seward is not nominated, IRE
bolt in aicInce." - New York Courier
(before Chicago.)
Z" We bow to the nomination. and will
give it our hearty support. New York
Courier (after Chicago)
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
DR.. ROSEN NBAUM'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH STOMACH BITTERs.
nnn TILE CIfpE nE

Dyspepsia Indigestion. Constipation lass of Appe
tite nf any Bilious Complaints arising
from morbin action of the
Stomrch Bowels
ILL OF THESE DlSEASES YOU WILL soon he
y relieved Of by the Of these Bitter per d-
rection on the bottles. This great antl~I ep.e is
the result of profound and elaborate Studying of one
Of the most celebrated physicians Of the present
century in the accamp plishment of which he has
freely spent both time and money. We io not hest
tate 10 AFFIRM that where nr. Roscnbaum's stomach
Bitiers arc used Of Fever and Agnn cannot
occur. II has been analyzed by tile most scientific
chemist, 10 the Medical Faculty and is now pre-
scribed by nine-tenths of the Physicians Of the
land. Try them-test them-on your eostitution
and 20 YOUR way rejoicing.
are YOU duspepfic Y-take these Stomach Bitters.
Are you bilious TRY one of the bottles, and be
relieved a, once.
Are you annoyed by Indigestion constipation
remove the by the free Of these Bitter.
Have YOU Fever and Ague-cUre and prevent this
DESTROYING disease by the tree Of these Bttcrs.
Ca The sueriority Of these Biiters has induced
many to put up a spurious article. To prevent de
ception in the future. each core will be branded.
". y JACOBS s. co.
and all labris will bear signature, without
which none genuine
" b. JACOBS & co
Sole Proprietors.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

Genuine kissing Is not n mere meeting oi
Of the lips it is n contract OF souls rather
than Of bodies.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

es- The Alta says there il Reata (or
lassol in San Francisco several fathoms
long, made entirely Of human hair.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
CAUTION

NAOllON
Consumers Of ROSEB1UM'S BITrERS are caution
ed against the many counterfeits ailoat in the
market especially against cheap and worthless ar
tice called Eosenchfs Biters, put up in this Oity
bv Messrs turner's Bros, with the Avowed inten-
tion o. preying on the well-earned reputation OF
Rosebaum's Btters as y remedica agent ia all cases
of dvfpepsia and similar diseases The genuine
Rosehaum has nur name branded on each cork, and
our signature on each label.
" b JACOBS h co. Proprietors,
SansOme Street,
Corner of commercial Street
san Francisco. Feb. 18th lso0.-33-6m
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

3nn,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

o, hear We not the wild huzzas,
That come from every Statcf
For honest Uncle Abraham,
The peoples candidate,
He j. our choice, our nominee,
A self.made man and true;
Well show the Democrats this fall
What honest Abe can do.
Then give us Abe and Hamlin too.
To guide our gallant ship.
With stalwart BOYS to man the decks
Well have a merry trip
Come, granny Buck, you'd better 90,
While YOU can see the way;
For fear your nerves won't stand the shock
On next election day.
So take your hat What's that you sayl
You are SO cold you shiverl
Why, that's the way you'll feel. my dear,
When sailing up Salt River.
hear that "Dug" is half inclined
To give us all leg-bail,
Preterring exercise on foot
To riding on a rail;
For Abe has one already maulcd
Upon the White House plan;
If once Dug gets astride OF that,
He is used up man.
Come rally with US here tonight.
Be "WIDE AWAKE" for fun,
For we shall surely win the day,
Before old sixty-one.
From North to South, from East to West,
Our power shall be felt;
| tell YOU fight with all your might,
For Abe shall! have the BELT.