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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
LAND SALES.
TREASURY REPLENIsHEDl
oLDBUCK's 81 o0, 600


Last wear old Buck promised the Sec
resafy of the Treasury 100000 from
sales of public lands, and didn't get any
money. This year the old fossil gave
as n of his reasons for VetOing the
Homestead Bill, that the Secretary Of the
Treasury was ca calculating on 81, 200, 900
revenue from sales Of Public Lands, this
year, and if the Homestead Bill became
a law the Treasury would be bankrupted
by reason of the people having land given
them At 25cis per acre instead of $l.25.
Last Monday the Sales commenced at
the office in this city. or rather The lands
were offered ",nuch people" were pres
ent, anxious "a pay into the National
Treasury their proportion Of the $4,000
900; and great eagerness was manifest
ed-in a kornsx
When Col. Nixon, the Register. an
nounced the commencement Of the Land
Sales, there were present, in front of the
Land Office door, Col SMIrH's fine
grazier sow and six pigs-aA told!
"Here | am as you diskiver,
All de way from roaring river"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
CLAY COUNTY
SALINE COUNTY:
FILLMORE COUNTY:
That Letter.
No inhabitants.

The last Nebraskian contains a letter
said to be from Capt. Craig of St. 10
seph, in which Mr.. Daily is charged with
defeating the appropriation Bill for this
Territory; defeating the Railroad bill.
and controlling both branches of Con-
gress generally. The fact of the letter
appearing n the Ne5raskian is sufficient
cause to call In question its ge~nuineness.
Those acquainted with the manner In
which hat paper conducts itself, receive
what it has to say with a great deal of
allowance.
If the letter is genuine and Mr.. Daily
did defeat the Appropriation Bill, and
Railroad Bill, he has shown himself pos
sessed of more influence in Congress than
any onem man ever did before, and is there
fore the most efficient man Nebraska
can send as Delegate. The idea, how
ever, of a Delegate for a Territory, with
no vote or voice, and bat precious little
influence because thereof controlling all
the balance of Congress, defeating this and
that bill, is simply preposterous in the ex-
IRENE! and Captain Csaig nor no other
member of Congress will admit any such
thing. Look out for "RoOrbacks" all
through this campaign. Good, old fash
Toned, honest elecliOnering and voting
won't beat Daily. Nothing short of Buff
falO and L'eau qui Court frauds will eT-
er deprive him ever of his certificate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Legal Notice.

Richard BreWn Nemaba County District CoaLL
vs. SSecOnd Judicial District
D. L. McGary. 1Terrtt0Ty.
To September Term A. .. 1880.
TED. T. HcGary Of the State Of Texas tne
named Defendant you are hereby notified that
named plaintiff. Riehand Brown, Of me county q -,
Ia, Nebraska Territory. has on, 20 VII ths
Of July, AnnO DOmini 1880 eled bis petition IN bs'
named Nemaha county District Court ag1lsa -
wherein he claims q you the sum % one hnnaI'5.-,,t
twenty and S7-IOO dollars together with me ~
thereon from the 9th day o. September A D lS.ss-
rateof two per cent per month upon . certain 80 .bsu
~ note given the On day Of September A D I'H,atbs
dated, payable one day after date and given y you 20
said plaintiff the said note calling for tbe SUI
dollars and dfty-seven centst0Eether with inteI-..
on from date, AZ tha rate of two per cent. PEI --[ss~
and yOu are hereby further pUuHed ihat
afdavit being made a writ d attachment I'D y. "a
ease has been issued AGAINST you and that you
quiTed 10 demur answer or plead e. said peilH.5
before the 9th day Of August A d lsy@It-,ts
petition will be IzkeR - ~eonfsssed and h9
rendered against you for tie sum demnsded
JOHNSON BEDFUkD.
Attest: Attysf for hH'
ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk,
By 7. W. Bedford, Deputy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
'.Pltch In."

We are around now, taking subscrip-
tons, doing job work and advertising,
payable when SAINT G. DA1LT is re-
elected Delegate to Congress from Ne
braska. We wall also take good notes
for outstanding accounts, on the same
conditions. Now, come along wei give
you a "show for your white alley"
We are also "spilin" to take a few
little bets, jus, to make i, interesting; say
hats, coats. pants, boots, etc, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Underst00d at WASHINGTON.

The Nebraska City correspondent Of
of the St, Joseph Daily Gazette, in speak
ing Of political matters in this Territory
says: Maj w. w. Dennison is the
prominent candidate" for Delegate, and
'.will be the leader of the party in the
forthcoming battle" and further adds,
1.-The following paragraph from the New
York Herald's special correspondent, in
dicates that it Is also so understood in
Washington. "Mal. W. w. Denhison,
Indian Agent in Nebraska. is to 0e the
Democratic candidate for delegate in Con-
gress." q: 80
So, it it seems, we ave to understand
that the Breckenridge Democracy in Ne
braska have received their orders from
Washington, as to who they shall runfor
Congress! We reckon, however. if Maj
Dennison cannot get the nomination, Bu-
chanan and others at Washington, will
be content with Some other. of their gov
eminent officials being put upon the
track, and expect Douglas Democrats and
Old Line Wings to cote the Ticket.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Missouri EIectIOn.

The general State election took place
in MissourlOn Monday last. In Aschi-
son County. we are pleased to know that
our old friend, DR.. NM, ARHOIB, was
elected By a handsome majority, as rePre-
sentative from thai county in the Legisla-
turs. The Doctor Is an able man, and
win make a good representative.
In St. Louis it is thought Barrett has
beaten Blair by a very small majority for
the fractional term of the present Con-
gress. But for the mex Congress Blair
beats Barrett over a thousand votes. In
the Short term. the Know No;hings uni
ted with the DEMOCRATS on Barrett. For
the long term the Know Nolbings had a
candidate of their own.
The Republican members of the Leg
i~slature and county ticket were elected.
correspondence from the Mines.
II Blue Riusr, 0. r., July ]. go.
R. w. FURNAs:
Dear Sir: Agreeable to
promise. l again write you. To use
Michael's language, 81 have been alive
ever since l was born; but id SIGH a
country did | ever set me foot in before"
l cannot say hat l am disappointed in
this country; the climate, however is
quite changeabe, indeed it can snow,
rain, hail, sunshine and freeze, all in The
same hour. 1t has frozen every night
since | have been in the mountains sum-
mer clothing is not. therefore, much in
demand.
In regard to the gold prospects, which
l presume you desire most to hear of, l
can only say that | am satisfied there is
plenty of gold here, but it takes hard
work to get it, that is sure. / have seen
considerable taken out and taken u
some myself, and expect to take out more.
| herewith send you a sample taken from
my claim. The country is not half pros
pected yet. / feel confident that in ano-
!her year, more valuable discoveries will
be made. Most of the claims here, that
have been worked to any extent, already
pay well but they are mostly bank claims
and we do not expect them to pay big, al
though a few are doing so. Mining here.
is like farming in Nebraska, it takes n
season to get under way I; a man cannot
in either, open up and make much the
same season. Those who came here last
season and stuck to their business, are
making money. There are not, on the
Blue River, over one hundred claims that
have been thoroughly tested. The river
claims have not yet been worked and can
not he for two weeks. ICl
A great many are leaving, crying hum
bug, whOneVer stuck a pick in the ground,
and l am sorry to say some such are from
B%rownville. There is no mistake as to
there being plenty of gold; to be had,
however, by hard knocks. / am bound
to have my share ; l did not come here
to turn around and go back Immediately;
yet my advise to those at home, who are
getting along comfortably, is, stay there.
There will be nothing lost by waiting a.
while. t.t. .fI'T
l have not seen the .AdUeTtiser since 1
left Brownville. Direct to Breckenridge,
Blue River, U. T. Respects to all my
friends. Yours truly
J.. w. COLEMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
FOR DELEGATE 10 CONGRESS
SAMUEL G.. DAILY
OF NEMAHA COUNTY.
For the Campaign.

We VIII furnish the ADVERTI.
TISBR during the Campaign I'm
this Territory, fin clubs Of nOtIess
than six for 80 I-3 cents---siX
copies for tWO dollars, And Un-
al after the Presidential EIec-
tIOn, In clubs OfnOt less than eve,
at 40 cents. five copies for 50.
Clubs OF nifty at IS Cents. Fifty
Copies for SI2. The Cash must
accompany the names. Send on
your Clubs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Legal Notice.
abigail LOutban,
vs.
~ -.


abigail f g : Diverse.
Geo W. LOathan,
The defendant in this case is hereby nosinSo
on the 3Ist day Of April A D.. 1850 TIE sDI
fled . pstitioRagainst him praying ioFa 81 Esid
divorce. extreme cruelty, gross neglss q day ' 6l
abandonment; and that said Peason GE,urt o.
hearing at the next term Of the DlS,rGs
tue GErs6t LOFTaA
InIv 70. Isss 1nfT r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
A Strong SDeIleF.

The Cleveland PlGindsalsr says: "Joe
Lane in his manuscript, begins MS own
name with capital letters and God Al
mighty's in lower case. When in Mex
leo he spelled Vera Cruz, 'v~errycroose."
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

Itis understood that The following cues
ton is being prOpOunded to Breckenridge
candidates in the South: "Are you for
resisting by force, the Inauguration of
Of Lincoln should he be elected Presi.
dentt' Il rather takes the wind ont of
them, like a hard blow on the bread has.
kc,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
CenSnS S~tafIsfies.

To Capt. w. E. MooRE. U. S. Mar.
shall for this Territory, and H. N. Ar
KINsON, Assistant for this District, we are
indebted for access to the Census Books,
from which we gather the following in
formation. The District is composed of
Nemaha, Johnson, Clay, Saline and Fill
more counties:
NEMAHAC COUNTY:
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
PROBATE NOTICE

WHEREAS, Joseph ShittE bss been appointed
General Administrator Of the Estate Of George
Englehardt. deceased, late Of EemahaC County, notice
is hereby given that / have appointed Saturday.
September the 18th. 1859. as the day for hearing
claims against said Estate all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby no fled TO ave them
on file on or before that day or they may forever be
debarred from recovering such claims.
Given under my hand and Official seal this 10Th
day Of June, A D, 1860.
CYRUS W. WHEELER,
5l-l2tSl3fee. Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

AS. BILLIsasLEY will preach in the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath at l0E An, and at dark, on
the above topic - ---l-I 81 .LEabL'
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Camp Meeting.

A union Camp Meeting, of BroWnviile and Peru
circuits, viii be held on Honey Creek, near Mr..
Embers', about seven miles northwest Of Brown
vile, 90 commence August Both
August End, 1860.
rr III BURCH,
~ ms n BRICHARD. p
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
LEGAL NOTICE.
Joseph F. Mitchell, pl6

Joseph F.. Mitchell, plf.
Russell Peery ,Administrafor Of the Nemaba ca.,.
estate Of William Gilmore, dec.and tyDisr.tce-.
said estate and Eliza Corking, Tbs. Of he $50
Gilmore, Jas. Gilmore, John Gil Juieial di,rf
more, Fesry Gilmore, Nathaniel Nebraska Ten.
Gilmore, Elizabeth fillmore, and tory.
Missouri Gilmore, heirs Of William In eouny
Gilmore deeeased,and Irene HUM
well, late widow of said William I To Semen
Gilmere dee. defendants. Der term. "A
To the above named defendants. EIizabstb Cert.
ing, Charles Gilmore, James Gilmore. John gJlros
Peery GIiHUre, Nathaniel fillmore, kiinabetb Gil
more, and missouri Gilmore, heirs Of VII
liam Gilmore, dec, and Irene HunnsAell. late rt.
o." Of said iiiam Fillmore dee. iqa are bweby
notified that the above named plainiG. Js.erh 3
Mitchell, has fled his petitionih the sbaYs nam
Nemabs County district Court on the shaBssy
side thereof, and eOmmenced I suit against you, To-
g Their with the above named kussel Perm. admin
stratOr Of the estate Of William UimDre, decead.
which suit is for the purpose Of0bta ming judgment
against the estate Of William Gilm re. dectnsyd.tr
the sum0i one hundred aud fUrtyioardgians iegdh-
er with the interest thereon. at the rate Of fs gf
cent per month, from the tenth day Of Augusta.
d. 1883, upOa ReeTtain promissDry note, given By ths
said William Gilmore, deceased, to the .ad pan
tif Joseph F.Mitehell, on the the I0th day ofAugn.
A.D.lS5S, for said sum Of Sln. dusOne gar EfsT
date. WITH penalty forfeiture q I've per esut p
month, after due, and also for ID pug0sr Of o.
tanning from said court an order q sac, 10 aia
~ said judgment, Of the following described mp
ertyi to-Wit the south half Of the n0nh vest quar-
ter and the northwest quarter q the s0uh VeEthd
So ton ", town. 8, northOfrange IA least d lhesEIh
principal meridian, in Nemahs County. Nebraska
Territory the said property having been AOHggsd
BY trust deed to the said plaintiff fr The VuPs
Of securing the payment Of che money due up0aths
said note. and you are hereby further notified that
on or before the tenth day Of September A. D 1870
you are hereby required to answer 70 the sad Psu-
ton Of the plaintiff, in the said case flied Or ths Pc
ton will be taken as true, and Judgment and Do
cree rendered accordingly.
JOHNSON & BEDFORD.
Attest, Attorneys forPE.
ALLEN BLACKER, District Clerks
By T. ". BEbFOHL-
Ordered that the above be published for ~lsuf'5l-
secutiye weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER. District Clerk,
By T.W. BEDFORD, DcPuly.
RroWnvilIe, July %, 1860. 4$l5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
ESGay -

Straysd Or stolen from, the -ubseribeI ~ D
Of Jubs ~ sdark bay mare 3 years I'D; 20 80
about her marked by the collar on top q nee -.
size, but BOT a pOney; said 70 be Eissd nes.4
mont county Iowa, 10 where she may ha!slG.Goa
N-A liberal n Esrd viii be giyen Tor nrY
that viii lead 70 her discovery. Hh.l- Sks.
Julv I9-2tf - BroEBvIlie, Ns6Fa"'
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
BROWN, S. L.
l.. GRUB, T. ].
G.. w. BRATTON.

The committee having retired Col. G.
H Nixon, being called for, addressed the
meeting in his usual happy and eloquent
manner.
The following m were then re-
ported by the committee:
SAM. LEEPER, A. j. RICHARDSON, @.
w. Crow, DIR. JOHN GRIMM, and RICH
ARD BRowN.
These being put to the vote separate
ly, they were all UNANIMOUSLY elected.
On motion of R. Brown, the meeting
then proceeded to elect FIVE alternates.-
WhereupOnt the following gentlemen were
selected:
JESSE Cole. G. w. BRArrON. H. M.
ATKINsoN, ]. ]. MELVIN, S. H. Clay
TON.
On motion. each of the delegates was
authorized. in case of her inability to at
tend the Convention. to select one of the
alternates to ill his place.
On motion of r. Brown the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, That the delegates from this
county be instructed to vote for d South
Platte man so long as there is a prOba-
bility of his being selected as the candi-
date, and to use all honorable means to
secure his nomination.
RESOLVED, That the Democracy of Ne
maha County are in favor of principles
and not men, and will support the Candi-
date Of the Convention, if honorably and
fairly nominated.
On motion, i, was resolved that a copy
of the proceedings of this convention, be
given to the advertiser for publication.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
JOHN MULLIS, Chm'n.
f. w. THoMAs, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

The communications of an "Outsider''
is unavOidabIy crowded out this week
it shall appear next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

In Kentucky the election has likely
gone Opposition. North Carolina has
gone Democratic BY adecrcased majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
NoW Is The accepted Timsf
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEL

THIS FARM is situated in Nemaha County, near
the southern boundary within four miles Of San
Francisco-as good a point for shipping rs there is
in the cOunty-gOOd roads from it 70 every portion
Of the county lies in the fork Of the roads from Sa-
lem to Nebraska City and from San Francisco TO
Table Rock, Big Blue and Pixies Peak: good water
but no timber upon it. The country around il
being rapidly settled up, its uearness to a shivpiag
point, che ~exsellent rOads in every direetioh. the GOOD
water upon it, It's proximity to the best body Of tim
Der in the county, and the richness Of the soil in that
section Of country, combine to make this a chance
for investment, such as is rarely met with BY sppcu
lRtOf OF actual. . -
Fer particulars call on the subscriber at The Adrey-
tiser Office. l.. COLHAPP.
Brownvine, Aug. %, 1860. 10 = -~,s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Sheriff Sale.

7. edwards,

tn. Edwards
NOTICE IS hereby given. that ~ virtue d -
execution Issued BY the Clerk Of The District Coas
Of the Nemaha eoanty, NsbTaska Territory aghS"
T. II. Edwards, and "a favor Of II HbytsS 20,
for the sum Of seventy eight dollars ard slgg'y-Is
cents, ii. b. Wells Sheriff al Nemahs 1917
Nebraska TeritoFy have Levied bpOn, and VII o..
for sale, at public auction, az the door Of me ~
in which the last term % che District Cours,E
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, Es' h'S Y.
BrORnvilie-in said county, on SATURDAY. Ne
day Of august, A. ID. 1850 ~ ose OelOek ? So
said day, and will sell. 20 the highest bidder iHel,s
in hand the following described property, toHh
the south east quarter oEthe southhaaB qsaHaw
the southeast quarter Of section eleven, town ~
north Of Range ffteen, east Of the siEth Pn1eN
meridian, containing ten acres, in satisfisu'' "
said execution.
]. B. WELLS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

Sheriff u Nemahsc nuny'
nNF byB. b. THOMPSON, DsPu2
BFoEnvills, JRly, ~, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Democratic Convention.

in accordance with the notice given
by the Central Committee, the Demo
Gratis of Nemaha County, assembled in
mass meeting in Browuvlle on the 4lh of
August.
John Mullis, Esq, was called to the
Chair.
On motion, E. w. Thomas was lap-
pointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated
TO be TO select five delegates to represent
the Democracy Of Nemaha County in the
Territorial Convention to be held in Oma-
ha on the 18th of August.
On motion of Richard Brown a Com
mittee of five was appointed to suggest
the names of candidates 70 such delega-
ton to be acted upon by the meeting.
The chairman appointed the following
gentlemen to act as said committee:
R. BROWN, S. L. CLAYTON.
E. l.. GRUB, T. J. EDWARDS,
q w RID TTnN
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-26
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