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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-14
J p. l. a.. ANDREWS.

r. F.& G.. ANDREWS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers n Dry Goods,
Groceries, and Crockery. Aaia Street, Lower
Town, St. Anthony, Minnesota. v2n30:1y
~ Produce taken in Exchange for Goods.
RAYMOND, OWEN, 4 Co.,
MANUFACTURES AND BsALERs IN
SASH, DOORS AID BLINDS,
Lower st. Cloud Minnesota.
DOOB and Window Frames constantly on
IL hand and made to order, also, Planeing;
Saving and Turning Of al kinds done on shor
notice. KILL. = ..# .ss5il5s% .s.@ ..:.@.s
J. H. RAYMOND. J. b. OWEN. \. A. SMITH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-14

#:@ J.. W 1BTZROTH,
- MER CH Ant IA ILOR,.
nEALER ID Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres
~ vestings, and Gentlemen's FurnislinR
goeds. 60 the inspection Of which he invites
his friends and the public. r GG.7 " ~.sS5s I
aecl0 lS57-ly .s>,.: @:s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-14

4 r. II. BARRETT
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
r6r Office on First Street, Lower Sc. Cloud
Maps Of all surveyed lands, and plats Of al
the leading towns Of Northern Minnesota, can
had at all times at my Office. r.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-14

srEPQEN MILLER. HENRY SW1ssHELM
REAL ESTATE AGEN
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
THE undersigned offer their services to loan
money upon best real estate security; and
to purchase and sell property either real or
personal, for . reasonable commission.
They have now for sale, at low prices:
20 quarter sections Of good land.
50 lots, (some improved in st. Cloud.
20 I" in Nininger addition to St. Paul.
20 in Nininger city,
10 in Mound city, Illinois.
MILLER & SWISSHELM
et. cloud, May l3, 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
TeIegFaDhlc-OuF CITY.

1t is our intention to keep the readers
of the ..adusrtiser posted in-the general
news o. the day, from all parts of the
country, up to thehOur Of going uoPress.
This viii prove valuable feature in fayer
of our paper, which we hope citizens of
all classes viii see and appreciate, and
see that our patronage is increased.
Our toRnis now brought into close and
intimate connection with, and conspicu-
ausly before the country at large. Iset.
us all feel that it is incumbent upon US to
make haewed efforts to place the adj
vanlages a6Selaims os our growing young.
city properly bCSore the people in the
States. No more efeclual midium can
be found than through the columns of
your local paper. Advertise your bust
ness Iberally-eUery man-see that the
paper is extensively and adyantag sQusly
circulated through the States, and tie
result will be we shall receive continued
.accessions of population, capital and en-
terpTize. This we need, and we heed-it
now. Don't wait for Hercules to help US
out; but let US put own shoulder to.
the wheel, each man feeling that the
whole load-all the responsibilities
upon his own shoulders and act according
ly, and the result cannot fail TO be most
gratifying. IF the proper efforts are
made this fall and winter, on the part Of
our citizens, our populationcan be doubled.
next spring no doubt about it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
NV Yong. Sept. 2. $50

Aleher from San Antonio says TIVE
.incendiaries were arrested and n Of
them lynched.
Large guaptaiesof poison were found
among negroes. for the understood Pur-
pose Of poisoning the wells, food and IN
habiiants.
The loss Of property in Texas IS said
10 reach three million of dollars. , .
Twenty persons have been hanged.
Douglas arriyed1at Richmondlast even
ing, from Raleigh. Virginia and made a
speech in the presence Of ten or fifteen
thousand persons, amidst much cheering.
The Douglas electors at large in North
Carolina are r.. P. Dick and Duncan K.
Beale. They were instructed to vote to
prevent the choice of a sectional presl-
dent.
The yellow fever is prevailing in our
harbor. r. r *
Advces, from Hayti report the conclu-
sion. of a concordant with the Pope
Hayti is to have an Archbishop and three
Bishops.
The steamship Cahawba brings Ha-
vana dates to the 20tb. 1t is also repor-
ted there that the U. S. Steamer Crusa-
der had captured a slave steamer which
had.landed partof her cargo.
2 PETEEsBURe, Va, Sept. 2.
The Douglas Democratic Convention
Of North Carolina, adjourned last night.
Fifty. counties were represented by rs
delegates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06

phernalia Of pots aud acids they possess
certain miles of copper-wfre and a tele-
graph Office, and probably an operator,
who, is not more stupid than the aver
age of such ~funcuonarles, judged by The
standard that Mr.. Prescott lays down ia
his history Of the Telegraph, and who
will commit nc more blunders than he can
possibly help. so as not 10 vex the right
eous soul Of the Nebraska community
beyond human endurance. With the ex-
IRENE East and almost the extreme West
thus linked fast together, what more do
we need 10 cement the ties Of brotherly
affection? Nothing but a Pacific Rail
road, and a respectable Administration
and one or two other TRIES of the kind.
Sixteen years have been sufficient to ac-
complish wonders in the way Of tele-
graphic communication. The first line
was opened between Washington and
Baltimore in May, 1914. It was but 40
miles long. In September, 1860, we
have a continuous line from Sackville, N.
s. 10 New Orleans, and another west
ward, to the h~alf-peopled wilds Of Ne
braska. Can the next sixteen years show
a corresponding increase, and if 50, ghai
are the countries to be connected Z"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Perm reOlnetMAnfing.

Pur suant to notice the Democrats of Peru precinct
held a convention to select Delegates to the county
Convention to be held in Brownville on the 10th Of
Sept 1860.
/. B. Butler was chosen Chairman, and VIM. Nun
son Secretary. ---g
The delegates nominated by the convention were
Adam lvers, ). W Parrish, LIB. Butler, A. Rich
arson Georgr W. Swan, and VIM. MUnson.
The following Resolutions were unanimously adOp
ted.
Resotced. That we send our delegates to the eoun-
ty convention uninstruoted, leaving them to select
a man who will maintain the principals Of true De
mocracy.
ReO0luea, That our motto Shall be- to ~presdrve the
Democracy, ana t~GsecUre 70 the people of this Ter
ritory their justrights; and, furthermore, we the
Democrats Of Peru Precinct, plsdge ourselves to the
cause Of true Democracy, and that We will support
no other candidate than an advocate Of tho same.
ResOtUed, That we advocate the rights of the
people, and that we be united, harmonizing. and
everything that's honorable to the cause.
On motion, the Secretary was requested 10 furnish
each ST the county papers WITH copy Of the pro-
ceedings for Publication.
&NAA4 L. B.BUTBER. chm.
WM. MUNsON, Sec,y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
BrOEnEiIIe Precinct Meeting.

Pursuant to a call Of the Central Committee Of
Nemaba County, the Democracy Of pecinet No. G
held q Convention IN Brownvillo on the LIST inst. to
select delegatesto the county convention to be held
in Brownville on the 10Th Of Sept. for the purpose
Of nominating ono candidate for Councilman four
Representatives one for county Commissioner and
one for Cortner.
On motion O.. W. Bratton was chosen Chairman
and Fl. NJ. Atkinson appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the object Of the
meeting, on motion Of 5. Belden q committee Of three
consisting Of g.. II. Nixon Jesse Cole and D.. j Mar
tin, was appointed by the chair to select ths names
Of candidates for delegates to the County Conven-
ton.
Onwhich the committee after r~etireing reported
the namcsof persons as such candIdate ties, Jesse Cole,
David Seigle, Stephen Fudge. John Mullis, Jno. II
Maun, James Bedford, Hiram Alderman, John Ben
nett, and Vincent Dryden, who were unanimously
chosen as delegates to said County Convention.
The following resolution Was unanimously adop-
ted by the convention. q.
RssOlUed, That we the Democracy Of this conven-
ton recognize nodivisien' in the Democrattc party
OF the County OK Territory. f--R
On motion the proceedings Of the Convention
were ordered to be publishedi in the Nebraska AdUeT-
On motion the Convention adjourned
G.. W. BRATT0N, Chairman
II. NJ. ATKINSON Setiy. pnrlhA
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06

For the prevention and cure Of Fever and Ague and
Bilious Fevers. This wonderful remedy was brought to
the knowledge Of the present proprieeaTsb by afrind who
has been a great Il aveler in Persia and the Holy Land.
y While going down the yerEupfrates, he expGtienc-
ed a severe attack Of FevoT and Agae. On discovering
his condition, one Of the ROatmen too from his pocket
an Amulet, saying. "Wear this and no Fever will touch
you" Although incredUlous as 70 its virtues he COM
piled, and experienced immediate relief, and has since
always fonnd It an efectUaf protection from all mala-
rious Complaints.
On further investigation lie found that the b1atman
attributed to itIniraculous powers. and said thatitonly
could be Qbta ned from the priest Of the sun Sometime
afterwards, the gentleman in cOnveFsing with 81 Priest
obtained from him the secret Of its preparation, and as
certained where the medicinal herbs were found, Of
which it was compounded. The wonderful virtues OF
this article have induced a full belief in the minds Of
the natives in the miraculous healing powers Of their
Priests,
70 Since his return 10 America, it has been tried with
the happieSt effect By several Ladies and GentlemenOf
high character, who have given it the most unqualified
paOise. This remedy having been a specific ia Persia
for hundreds Of years, for the prevention and cure Os
Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-is now offered to
the American People.
1t will be sentby mail, prepaid, with full directions
fouSs, on receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot Ond manufactory, 1SS Main Stleet,
Richmond, Virginia. Branch Office, Bank Of Commerce
Building, New York.
Addresses, Ohm Ice Co
July, 9Th "
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Telegraph Matters.

Nh. ELLSWORTH, u of the manag-
ers Of the Telegraph Line, and who
opened the Office at his place, left this
morning for Omaha. We r sorry to
part with him.
Nj. G. S. Sr1cKYEY, the regular Cd
orator for this City, arrived here on the
Steamer Emile last evening. We hope
he may find his new home among US,
and business operations, both pleasant
and lucrative. drop in''.Mr. SrIcKNEY,
when convenient and make yourself at
home in our sanctum.
No PGiGe has yet been opened in Ne
braska City, owing, we understand, TO
some difficulty in regard to the stock sub
scribed by citize ms of that place.
The line }fas completed to Omaha YES.
. tebdsy evening, Mayor HrIt received.
the following dispatch from H.. NJ. PoR-
. TER, Esq, the present Telegraph Super.
~intendent:
OMAHA, Septem. 5, 8, P. NJ.
10 The Mayor Of the City Of BroUnviae.
congratulate youupon the great event
of the completion of the Telegraph Line
to Omaha, thereby connecting YOU with
your sister city by the lightning line. Nav
1t ever prove beneficial to you socially,
eomnerciaHy.and politically. Personally
thank you for the hospitable manner
WITH which you treated me while among
you In behalf Of the Telegraph Com
pany, return you my heartfelt thanks
foryourlibsraI patronage.
j DOW drink a health TO the civ IF
Brownsville, and propose the FOLLOWING
toast: May Brownville ever be prosner,
Gus; may the kindness, the goodness
the promptness, which characterises her
cirizens ever be- duly appreciated by her
sister cities, the whole world, and the
'frest Of uianlind.T
H.. NJ. PORTER.
The opening Of the Telegraph line to
this place we observe is veryprettily no.
ticed all over the country. The following
from the New York Times of the 3lsi
alt is a sample Of what Eastern papers
say IN regard to the matter:
"a New LINKAWe had teleprapKie
greeting from Nebraska yesterday. News
came flashing direct from the city Of
Brownville, for the first lime in the his.
tory Of Felegrayhy. A new line of wires
stretches away to the confines Of e%iYiliza.
tlon, bringing the seaboard into insian,
contact with the Far West, and tying the
newest and tenderest shoot Of our family
tree 70 the parent-stem. Considering The
novelty Of the occasion, the Nebrasklan:
must be pardoned if they are a little vain
OF their advantage. They have actual.
'iy come into possession Of a magnetic
battery Of their own, with all its para
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Lagal Notica.
In the District Court o. Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory.

Samuel Callen. In the DistTCt Court of Nemaha
VS. County, Nebraska Territory.
Fielding II. JOhu,
The said defendant Fielding IT.. John Of the State Of
Missouri viii take notice that the said plaintiff. Samuel
Callen Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, did, on
the nth day Of July, 1850 file his petition in the said
court against the said defendant setting forth that the
said defendant Is Indebted 10 the said plaintiff in the sum
Of $2S5, for work and labor performed and ais0 for mon
ey expended for said defendant by said plaintiff; also
that said defendant is indebted 70 said pllintif IN the
additional SUN " $3.50 for a portion Of the machinery Of
a steam boat. the property Of said plaintiff ald-by him
delivered 10 said defendant. Plaintiff asks Judgmentf0r
said amounts, and has caused an order Of a~ttachmentto
issue against the property ef said defendant. And said
defendant Is further notified that be is required 10 ap-
pear and answer said petition OF or before Monday the
9th day ofAugUst next.
F NJ THOMAS. Aty e. IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
0HNSON 4 BEDFORD,
- IEGAL NOTTCEl u I
John Mcpherson In the District Court Of Ne
vs. maha County, Nebraska Ter

John Mcpherson In the District Court Of Ne
vs. I'm maha County, Nebraska Ter
William Dewitt ritoFy.
William Dewitt of the State Of Missouri will take
notice that the said John Mcpherson did on the 9th
dayof August 1860, file his petition in said Court
against the said defendant wherein he claims dam
age to the amount Of Eve hundred dollars, ms having
accrued to said plaintiff; in Consequence of the nom
performance BY said Defendants of an agreement and
Obligation mado June 9TH, 1860, wherein said de-
fendant agreed on or before July 10Th, 1866, to de-
liver to said plaintiff a good and sufficient deed to-
the n. West quarter of section IL in township i've
range Is east Of the 9th Principal meridian, and
TO pay to said plaintiff one thousand dollars, and al
so to give his Obligation for the further sum of i've
hundred dollars, in consideration that the plaintiff
should convey to said defendant the East half Of lots
Z and 10 and tie whole Of lots Sand 9 in blocks in
BrownviIle, together with the Hotel building Their
on, situated And said defendant viii take notice
that the necessary affidavit having been filed BY the
said plaintiff an order Of attachment has been
been issued against his property, andthe land above
described has been attached, said defendant is fur
her notified that be is required to appear and an
wer said petition on or before the third Monday at
ter tho 3Oth day Of August 1860.
W THOMAS, Atty for PIE
Brownyillc Aug 9th, go. 81 S0-3t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
rR0RATE N0TICE-

WHEREAS, joseph Shiuz, has beca appointed
Geaeral Administrator Of the Estate 81 Getrgs
Englehardt. deceased, late Of Nemaha County. notice
i hereby given that ! have appointed Saturday.
September he 18th. 1869, as the day for hearing
Chains against said Estate all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby no-ifed 10 are them
on Gle on or before that day or they may forever be
debarred fram recovering such claims.
Given under nv hand and oddsial seal this 18th
day Of June, A D, 1850.
CYRUS W. WHEELER,
L-l9rSftf~e Probate Tudye.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Legal Notice.

VS. Divorce,
Samuel e.. Meek.
Memaba c5aniy b District Court, Of the Second Js-
djcial District, EeBraska territory.
The defendant in this case Samuel HNeek, will take
notice that on the 18th day of August, A D.. 1860,
the plainIf fl lied q Electromagnetic him praying for
a divogee AMI alleged among other things for said
divorce, z os neglect of duty and total abandon
ment; and that said petition will be for hearing
at the next term Of the District Court of the 2nd
Judicial district In NeDaha county of Nebraska
Territory, 20 be begun and held in BroWnvillo on the
24th day Of September, 1860.
g MARTHA MEEK.
By J.. On. Thompson, her Atty.
Y Brownvila. Aug. l6,t4t.S V1wE-sE
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06

We see that another batch of circulars
are in circulation. addressed to 1.-THE peo-
pie" in behalf Of J. Sterling Morton
He is the "~Squdttsra cdhdiadte' this time.
"The people" will make him squat on
next election day. What next?
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Probate Nofica.

notice is hereby given 70 all persons interested that
Esther Beishline has been appointed administrative Of
the estate Of John B~eishline, late Of Pawnee County,
y. T., deceased. All persons having claims against the
said estate are notified to present them 20 the Probate
Court Of said County on or before the 18th day Of Aay.
1860, or they viii be forever barred from recovering
such claim in any action whatever. H. g. LORE,
12wno32FS7 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
LFGAL NOTICE
r. w Frame, PFf Nemaha County District
VS. {COurt I'd Judicial district, Ne

r. W Frames PPf Nemaha County District
vs. Court I'd Judicial district, Ne
Joshua G.. Able. DIT braska Territory
In Equity 70 Fall Term, I'D. 1859.
Joshua G. Abbe, theabOye named defendant, will
take notice that theabOve named plaintiff, R.. W.
Frame, did, on tO-Wit, the 30th day of March, A D
1860, file his petition inthe above named, district
Court within and orNeEaha County N7braskaTe
ritory, against the said Joshua G.. Able, setting
forth, that on, to-wit, the 9th dayof December, A D
1858, the said defendant did make, execute and de-
liver unto the said plaintiff a certain mortgage, on
the following described property, viz lots 4 and in
block 81, lots 6 and z in block s., lots FIVE and six
in block one hundred and thirty-nine, lots 9, 10, 3,
and t in block ffty-nine, lots 10, and IL, IN block
ffty-six, lot twelve in block one hundred and eight,
lots one, two, seven and eight, in block ffty-eight,
lots FIVE and six, in block one hundred and forty,
lots one and two in block ffty-seyen, lots three, four
five and ski block sixty four, lots seven and eight
in, block ono hundred and seven, lot nine IN block
one hundred and thirteen, lot twelve in block one
hundred .tsnd seventeen, lot one in block one hun
dred and seven, aud block one, as numbered and
described ia thepublished plat of the town Of Peru,
iRNemaha county Nebraska Territory, to secure the
payment Of five hundred dollars, according to a GER
tain bend referred to in saidmortgage, and praying
thatsaid joshua g.. Able may pay the said sum now
claimed to be due, or that the said premises may be
sold to pay the simc, and the said Joshua y. Able
is notified that he is required to. answer the said
petitionOn or before. the 18th day Of September, A
D 1860, or the petition With taken as true and the
prayer Of him the said plaintiff viii be granted By
JOHNSON / BEDFORD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest ALLEN BLACKER, Dist, Clerk,
BY TW BEDFORD Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing~be published for four
consecutive weeks in the Nebrasks Advertiser
ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk,
ByT.W. DEDFOED, by.
BrownvilIe, Aug. 9Th, 1850. 4w-Sl2 so
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
SHERIFF'S SALE
s. J. Holland
Jo.sph R. 60. RM - I

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an exc
cution issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court fer Otoo County, Nebraska Terri
tory, against Joseph r. Could and Robert N. Kirk
ham. and in favorof $. J iceland, foTthe sum Of
two hundred and eighty dollars and directed tome
sheriff Of Nemaha county, j. b. Wells, Sheriff Of
said Nemaha County, Nebraska, have levied upon
and will sell at public auction. fIOm the DOOR Of the
house where the last term Of the said court was
held, ut Brownville in said county, on Monday.
tn 18th day Of September, A d 1859, to The high
estbidder for cash in hand, the following de-eri-
bed property, to wit: tho lots six and seven in sec
tioa 81. township Z, range is, east, containing III
acres, with all the appurtenances thereunto attacks
ed, as fbd pfoBorey Of said Joseph r. Gould, and
Robert II. K:rahaui, ia Satisfaction Of said exeeu-
tion.I M3I 1res
J.B. WELLS.
Sherifof Nemaha County, Mt,
BrognvAffc, Aug. 18th. 1866 .-49-6t-F SO
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Stray cow.

4Straved from tie Subscriber. a four-year old COW
Ear morks: crop of one, slit in the other, eonsldera-
bic white bout the face white on breasts horns ra-'
tber on tho stag order. Nearly all the bushy part Of
thetaii IS torn OF. Has with Der a young calf
ATberal reward viii be paid for her delivery, or
information that viii lead 10 her recovery.
SAbIL CALLAN.
BrownviIle, Aug. Is, 1850. I-5t-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06

DR.. j. NOel-And family, who went
out to the mines last spring, returned on
Sunday last. We regrett to know the DIR.
has been in poor health most of the time
since he left, and which was the principal
cause Of his returning.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
IN BUsINEss.
BY FRaNK CROSBY.

By FRANK CROSBY. sr
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
IT TELLS TOU How g draw Up Partnership Papers
and gives general forms for Agree
ments Of all kinds, Bills Of sale, and
Leases aud Petitions.
IT rELLS YOU How 70 draw mp Bonds and MORTGAGES,
Amdavits, Powers Of Attorney, Notes ri
ana Bills Of Exchange Receipts and
TTELLs YOU The laws fort the Collection OF debtsw with
the statutes ofLimitati0n and amount
and kind Of property exempt from
execution in every state.
IT TELLS YOU How to make an assignment propetly,
with forms FOR Composition with cred
itors, and the inso.Yent Laws Of every
State.
ITTELLs TOU The IesaI relation existing between
Guardian and Ward, Master ant APP
prentice, Landlord and Tenant.
IT TELLS o What Constitutes Libel and Slauder, and
the law as TO marriage Dover, he
WIGS rishtin prowerty, Divorce and
IT TELLS YoU rbe Law for Mechanics Liens in evsrv
State, and the Naturalization Laws
Of this country, aud how TO comply
ITTELLS YOU The Law Concerning Pensions and how
10 obtain one, and the pro-enlptton
Laws to Public Lands.
IT TELLS YOU The Law for Patents, with mode % pre-
oedure in obtaining one, with inter
ference Assignments and Table n
Fees.
IT TELLS you r.. 60 make your will. aud how to ad-
minister on an Estate. with the law
and the requirements thereof In every
State.
IT TELLS YOU The meaning Of Law terms IN general
use, and explains to you the Legisla-
tive Executive and JudiciafPsNers o.
both the General aud State Govern
meuts.
IT TELLS YOU How to keep out Of Law, By showing
how to do your business legally, thus
~savining a vast amount o. property,
and vexatious litigation b. its time
~ consultatioa,
Single copies viii be sent by mail, postage paid % er-
cry Farmer, every Mechanic, every Kan Of Business,
and everybody in every State, on receipt OF sbO0 or Ia
aw style Of binding at 81 ,25.
1000 Dollars a Year.
Can be made BY enterprising men svoryWhere, IN sell
ling the above work, as our inducements 70 all such are
very liberal.
for siugle copies OF the Book, Or for terms to agcntA,
with other Information, apply 20 or address, 49,
OH r. POTTER, Publisher,
NO eIE Sanscm Street. PHILADELPHIA, Pa ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Blanks.

BLANKS, Blanks .,r,s and Tor
,,ie cbeas fr cass, a fresh supply q
warranty Deeds, Mortgage DG Sssds.
tfust Sbe-ifF and Constable BlaDks'
Rlsnk Preemption PGpers,
Drafts. Notes. etc, etc. eIc'
.be esnecfal attention Of thosein Nee.
q Talen wS "a aay and every description executed 70 70
sTseTi ID a siyis inferior 70 none, PTod9.el w ~ sny oE PI Else
he c5nntry. We except no once ~ l1S cy9dsnce
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Stock WIntared-

The u1scTiber wishes to announce to the public.
that he is prepared to winter one to two hundred
head Of catl e, and would respectfully request those
dasirin~ cattle kept the coming winter. 70 address
him 8 BroTnvilIt. Ncbraska. H.. o. MINICK.
BTowuyIile, Aug. 18th, 1860. r.