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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27
THE B-RFKKERHOFF
Corn Shelter,
Separator and Cleaner !
ATCHIsoN. KANSAS.

The trial of this machine at various County
and State Fairs, and the judgement of every
one b sees n uses it, unite in %pronoun-
cling Br~inkerhoff's Corn Shelter the best ever
invented. With 1t a man can shell his crop
of corn at his leisure without an assistant,
and thereby "a in a short time more han
than the cost of a shelter.
This Corn Shelter has taken the frst premi-
UNI for three years past at the New York
State Fair, when but partially perfected. 1t
has since been brought to a degree Of perfec-
ton, which makes it complete.
The following is the report of the Judges
on this machine, at the great trial of Agrf-
cultural Implements held at Auburn, N. Y,
in July, 1856, under the auspices of the New
York Agricultural Society.
Anon the machines on exhibition was q
Hand Corn Shelter, Separator and Cleaner,
exhibited by J. BTin kerhof, Auburn, NY.
We ave carefully examined and thoroughly
tented this machine, and nave no hesitation
In p~ronouncing it the BEST CORN SHELL
LER WE ENER SAW. It readily adapts
Itself to ears Of my sig OF shaPe, shells clean,
and with great rapidity and ease, and the
same operation separates the corn from the
cob, n the chaff from the corn, and deliv-
ers the corn ready for market and it re-
qutres but the labor of but one person to OPP
crate it, The hole affair is simple in con-
struction, and durable.
Us. GOULD, Pres. N. Y. Ag. SO.
B.. p. JOHNSON, Sec. A" +"
Reports of Agricultural Fair Committees
ana opinion OF AGRICULTURAL and OGner Jour-
mails, might be cited at great length, but we
content ourselves with the following letter
as Gaping them all:
Copy of Letter from U. S. Agent for Paris
Universal EXposition.)
No. 40 Park Row, Times Building.
NEW YORK, Dec. Sth, 1866.
Mr.. ]. BRINKERHOFF, Esq,-DeGr Sir: My
Advisory Committee, appointed to select Inn
plements for Exhibition at the Universal
in Paris, in 1867, have selected and
recommended to me your Corn Shelter as the
best in America.
1 have accepted their report, and will for
ward your Shelter, if delivered here ready for
shipment, on or before January LIST, 1857.
Yours Truly, J.C. DERBY.
Price. $25 and $50.
According to finish and size Of balance wheel
Sample shelters shipped on receipt of the
price, and warranted to give satisfaction, or
the Machine VIII be taken back and the
iefunded upon notice within q reason
able time. Address,
WIN. r. DEM, Agent,
Yl2-5-ly Brownville, Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

white wine may not be SO of red wine,
to which last-named kind attention Is
SO widely directed in Europe. Here
the proportion of white wine to red is
very small, and it may be said that
red is the rule, and white the excep-
| tim
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

"a H NEMAHA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
.Nn MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION win hold Its
Third Annual Fair at Brownvflle, sePtem-
Der R2nd, 23rd, 24th and 2sth, 1865
Competition open to the world
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Psincourtville, accompanied by delegations from
that place and Labsdieville.
10. The banner of the Society of st. Joseph,
of Thbodaux, with full delegation.
IL. The Cross Of the Parish, accompanied by
delegation OF youths (enfans de cpur) from Pain
couTtville Labadieville and Thibodaux, followed
by the excellent band Of music from New Or
leans-under the name Of Academy OF Music
IL. The clergy, thirtyfve in number, accom-
panied by the chaste and elegant shrine enclosing
the relic Of Saint Valera, Virgin and Martyr,
transported by eight brothers Of the Society OF
St. Joseph, interchanging at intervals with eight
substitutes, four priests holding the tassels or
ribbons.
In the rear came the venerable archbishop OF
the diocese, Monseignear Odin, accompanied by
the bishop of Texas, Monseigneur Dubois.
Several choirs Of musicians were distributed 10
the procession, as well as the able choir belong
ing TO the church.
As the procession was marching, mild breeze
was blowing which gently undusted the hundred
banners and orinammes in the procession. present
ing one Of the most sublime and glorious spec
tacles it has ever been our lot to witness.
After the procession had re-entered into the
church. the congregation was dismissed. r
Father Menard then dined the different associa-
tons from distance. The Nina SHINES left at
O'Clock, and large portion Of the immense as
sembly dispersed. At O'Clock services were
held, sermons delivered 10 French and English by
the same speakers who had addressed the multi
tude in the morning, the holy shrine containing
the relic of the martyred virgin was deposited in
a vault near the altar, the benediction of the
archbishop was given and the ceremonies OF the
day we're over.
The shrine contained figure Of the virgin Saint
Valera, who was slain in the year 303. The body
was clothed 10 Oriental costume Of great richness
and beauty. She victim of the superstitions
OF the ancients, and suffered msrtyrdOm at the
age Of IL, renouncing all the pleasures which
wealth and luxury could procure for her faith in
the Savior of mankind.
The relic was obtained by the worthy Father
Menard when in Rome during the last year, and
is now the property Of st. Joseph's Church.
In SO vast crowd il Is difficult to believe that
not o word or act was said done to mar the
harmony Of the occasion. Not less than $500 per-
sons we're present, and if q complete success Of
the imposing demonstration was only required to
repay those who had taken so much pains in max
ing the necessary preparations they can have no
reson 10 complain.
Upon the whole 1t was day long to be re-
membered by all who we're present, and one to
which the Catholic world can look back to with
pride and pious qualification, whilst the thanks OF
the people will be freely rendered to the untring,
indefatigable and worthy Father Menard, pastor
Of the church of st. Joseph.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE or LoUIsIANA-FIFrH DISTRICT
Court Of New oriesns-Mrs. A. East Dr. A L East,
her Busband-No. $3.50.
I HEREBY certify, that ON the 18th day OF
he following entitled suit in words and figures following
On motion of Cotton Levy, attorneys for the plaintiff in
this upon producing to the court due proof Of he,
demand and considering that the law and evidence are in To-
Itis sSaSTed and dsereed that the Judgment by default
spsssS on the S PLAINTIFF II ab long a
s Of eSCy he and nd
hs said plaintiff do sSSss ?, sSs sReasa me SUN
with , cent interest judicial demand tn defendant
a the costs snit and that plaintiff be authorized
perry without the interventi n Of her husband
Judgment rendered the 18th Of February 1883
Cssnedj CHARLES LEAUMoST,
In testimony whereof have hsreuno set my hand and
OH day Of April in the Of Lord 1858 and he
A. d. BERnUDY. Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoUR DE
District de la Nouvslls Orleans-M A East lie
docteur A. L. East, msr-No 1880.
lie, PAR LIE PRESENT CExTIFTE, que
eme jour de ievor 1863 jugemsnt tut rendu dams
les affairs dams les mots ct figures suivsnt
Sur motion de Cotton Levy pour pantiye
dams aa les procedures la des de
demand consderan lOi ct evidence sOnt en- aveu
II est sduges ct ecretee que ugsmsnt par default
favour du plsntve Arabes Long ct contre lie
deiendaf L. East mari, decreent
ton propfiee la de pantive rec0t du
dit defendant la de 5000 por' ant interet pour
c0ndamne les frais
de Ia Ia pntive soft autorsee administers tous
prOpriete rintervention du dit mari.
JUDGEMENT rend le ~ fevrier 1863
Judgement signe lie q fevrier 1853 -
(signe) CHARLES BEAUMONT,
JUICE.
En- temOirne TAI alike ma main svec lie sceau de Ia dit
cour dams la vile de la Nouvele- Orleans, GENE jour
davr dams snnee de Fotre segneur 1868 ct lie quareving
douzieme aimee de Independence des , tats Unis.
A. D. BERMUDY, Depute grenier.
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Tosl Subscribed Stock 27 Shares at One Hundred Dol
lars each amounting to SO, 100.
Thus done and passed City of New Orleans the
day, monh first above written and In Of
Messrs. William b. Barnett and Adolphe A Lenes,
Witnesses who their with said parties and
notary.
Original signed-John Pemberton. W. s. Pike, Edward
Barnett and others.
A. A. Lenes, w. B. Barnett.
M T. DUOROs, Notary Public.
certify the foregoing be true copy Of the original
In my Office
NJ 7. DUCROs Notary Public
No ROYAL stre
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The Crops I'm the South.
MISSISSIPPI.


From the Meridian Gazette bpril2l
We have had great deal of wet weather lately,
and gardens, fields, etc.. do not look quite as
fiourishing as before the recent heavy rains.
Doubtless the first rain which fell after the bot
toms were overlooked was q benefit rather than
an injury as it washed off the growing plants and
freed them of the sediment left BY the subsistence
of high waters, which we have heard from old
farmers does all the killing"
LOUISIANA.
Iron the Ba.or Rouge Advocate, April 81
The growing crops are looking very well with
the exception of corn, which in many instances
has been repanted because Of the inroads of q
new variety Of grub which, like the cut worm on
overlooked land, destroys many of the stalks.
Tobacco, cotton, rice and sugar cane are very
forward. The garden crops are large and in va
riety. Such quantities of vegetables were never
grown In the country before.
From the West Baton Rouge Planter Aprii2
We have had rain enough to last for some time.
In fact we have had too mnch for the season. aud
ii may be, in consequence, that we shall have
drouths this summer when not desirable for the
benefit of general crops. Such is the prediction
of many old heads who pretend to know and
understand the phenomena of the weather. Crop
ping Is advancing as well as can be expected.
considering the singular weather we are having,
the only complaint being too much rain. The
were aware Of at the date of our last issue. 1t
played sad havoc with the young plant cane
which was then growing so beautifully. Ia some
places where the hail did not chill the leaves and
beat IL to the ground, the high wind almost tore il
up by the roots. Mischief of this character can
be easily understood by those who know anything
of the culture of sugar cane.
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City In
lieu Of Car Every SUNDAY MORNING, at o'clock
An Extra Train viii leave the City livery SUhDY EVEN
ING, at O'Clock. On and after April 5th toe Trains will
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock
FARE-To and from the Lake, day Is cents Pas
for GENTLY must notify the Conductor prsr depart
Of Train Fare to Genly StatonFifteen cents each
GEO. PANDELY. General
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-05

To secure the best family sewing machine Of
the day, 20 to Grover Baker. Office ls2 Canal
street.
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DIEDMONT REAL EsTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, 81 600. 900.
An Assets and Capital secured Resi- Estate only.
strictly Southern Company. managed by Southern gen.
temsn exclusively the mO basis IT is liberal
in Its any Company working in the South gives
sly per cent Of profits those who insure in il.
viii receive premiums in all cash, half in note, the
insurer may prefer. Gives -fOrietsbls policies.
Responsible Agents wanted In Louisiana Arkansas and
Texas. Liberal commissions will be allowed to them
Address, DABSEY II. MAURY,
General Agent,
"a Union street, New Orleans
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RAILROADS.

DONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD-sUM-
j MER ARRANGEMENT-On and after APRIL LIST,
1865, the Trains this Road will run as follows
FROM CITY.
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NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAR
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
U. o. Mall Route Between New Orleans,
Western ouisfana and Texas.

The Railroad Ferryboat win St street.
opposite the jackson Square, DAILY at TX H. connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agiers at 8A.x.
Shippers and consgnees of freight by giving
New Orleans Transfer Company Camp and Common
eets have their goods received delivered any part
Of the city at reduced rates Of drayage
Feghts for stations the road for landings the Teche
and for Opeousas, deliverable New Iberia
vile, received dsi Csundays excepted from NJ
ct the foot Of St Ann street
Freight for all points Bayou Lsfourche, between Labs
dieve and Lockpor for Bslanger Canal and for Houms
win be received and transported through via Rscesnd
Ourche and Terrebonne stations through Steamboat
An outward freight psysbe the time Of shipment
nwardr reight on delivery.
@. ". r. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

The ARION PIANO FORTE declared BY the Judges at the
late Fair Of the American Institute held In September
October 1857 be the best exhibition and after
test trial ordered BY the American Institute with the Pianos
ofthe successful exhibitors the arts Exposition
clsed by their Judges TO be the Piano
AGENTS WANTED First class and respon sible Agents
wanted every city and where have already Sd
pointed them.
eend for crcslars, price hst terms, etc
Mandatory and Wsrero0ms, ld and l89 Bowefy,
Delaney street. New York MANNER X CO.
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TIE INVENTORS.

WILLIAM NJ. ECCLEs,
Attorney NJ Law.
OFFICE. ne NORTH THIRD STREET. ST. LOUIS NO
WIN solicit Patents and prosecute Patent su and old 70
jeced CLAIMS Expecting to reap profits from such,
obtain patents first application for barely what
and having been In the business for time
bled 70 shape claims 10 avoid Infringement All bus
ness attended TO promptly; advice free In all csssG
Best Of cit references efven vhsn dssirsd.
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= q. RALMRK = co..
O. o PALMER. JOSEPH WILD. Il 8 ooxl
Wholesale DsAlsu
RepSrs ERvslspss and Basss
Esa ., y ed n Comp ssrsss, Nsv ehsaaA -
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CINE IANOs.............FINE PIANOS
GUST. WON HoFE, s7 Magazine street. has nne ssocA
Of PIANOS manufactured In Louisiana which he gusrsn
tees TO be equal in all respects to those Of foreign makers
offered for sale in tn city Prices will be found MODERATE
Citizens invited 20 call.
Mr.. vOM HOFk WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
the Louisiana State Fair held New Orlesn9 in January
1868 for the BEST PLANO made In the Southern States
GUST VOM HOFE
U7 Magazine street.
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oHAs BRIGGS. Presidents
STATE OF LOUInANA
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me- this day Of March
lbs PAUL W. COLLENs
Third Justice Of the Psaea
Six per cent interest all outstanding Scrip win BE- paid
70 the legal holders thereof the Monday May
Il CHAa BRIGGS, Prssiasnk
AEr CAERrxRx, Vice President
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ARTICLE SECOND.

The objects and purposes Of sad Company
enter all of contracts and for
Of lives Of persons and to mahe and policies
Of kind aud nature whatsoever for
o. human life and to do and perform generally
thing The business of life belonging
any wise appesining The said Company may Itself
10 be reipsured sg-t loss by risk risks which
be taken by said Company. and for its beaeh
cha from time to time policy Policies Of Insurance
other atoms issued be issued by said corporation
citations notices. and sther legal PROCESS wherein
Company interested shall be the Presiden
appointed in the hereinafter proyieed for.
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All the corporate of the Company shall be exercised
by Board fifteen Directors, i've OF whom shall constitute
aquoIum.
The following named Stockholders hereby constituted
the Boar Di invested with all rights
and haref fadto -srft.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-05

A Il. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In the
Knsbe, Nunns and Gui'd PIANOS, Prince ORGANS and
kELODEONs. Etc,
107 Canal Street. near Dauphin
NEW ORLEANS
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ARTICLE EIGHTH.

No stock shall be transferred such transfer be made
on the books OF the Company at their place
he city of New Oreans and made while
any TO tho COMPANY eSis the part Of such
stakeholder But stakeholder wishing transfer stock
be permitted to do by substituting the obligations of t
party purchasing provided always that the ooga ions pro-
posed 20 be substituted sh II be in
to the Board OF Directors And the said Board Directors
shall at time have The right require bond or
security any stakeholder whenever they deem the a.
curl on the deferred payment insuniei
The stockholders eha responsible Losses or
dan incurred by said Company beyond the Of
capital stock held and owned by him them respectively
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ARTICLE FIRST.

The and title OF the said Corporation shall be the
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE Insurance COM
PANY and Its domc hereby established In the city Of view
Orleans shall commence business hundred thou
dollars shall been subscribed os and shall exist for
five from the hereof and such Longer
period granted BY special Of the legislature OF
this State II shall have to contract sue and be
TO ho receive purchase and property both real and
personal nah and common seal havog for its
device Pelican feeding its voting TO and appoint such
directors and officers its interests and
nence require and to create and establish by laws
for the regulation ana management OF its Affairs all In Its
onrnnr &C
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ARTICLE THIRD.

Tie capital stock Of said Company shall be Eve hundred
thousand dollars CS50O divided into thousand shares
Of one hundred dollars each S TO be paid for at the time
and in the manner following, to-wit:
The subscribers to the said Company shall pay into the
hands OF the PRESIDENT It's for business the
of dollars each and share Of stock subscribed
BY them the remaining ninety dollars share payable
demand at the office Of the Company after fifteen days notice;
such demand to be made only in the losses the Com
shoud exceed the amount Of available assets hand
10 pay the The said capital Of Eve hundred
thousand dollars be BY two-thrds vote the
holders extended amount not to exceed Eve million
dol
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This act OF Incorporation may be modified stered or
ensneed or the said Com dissolved at general
ing OF the 20 be convened for that ae
thirty Gays notice In the English and French languages
Aforesaid and herein provided for and with the
three Of the stock represented At such meeng aud
any and all such notifications alterations, ame1dments
dissolution shall be recorded and published according
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH
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The and especve the parties act
are hereby declared to be follows to-vit:
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gta0t Baltimore.

Crib ities Seitern ratier auf 1474-
l4S18.-Ser. ct. 8ler Il5M, 5.20er, l.
Serie 1141a, 2. 1124, 8. 11O7s, 4. I0SS
7.30er 1885; l0,4Oer 1091. = 9alii-
morer Staptiedpler fur 1890 973s. - Neus
SrnneTce'r SbllsatiUnen "a, ate 654. -
S%blisatipnen Der yWartetta : Gtnetnnatier
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& Mbrens BON bier nah Ybilaeeiptia ab.
Die bremer Barrie oGm,ls," Capt s, 8.
MeYer, I'M Iuftrase FER @ebriser Nbninse,
non bier nah 8pttertant abgefatren, befaut
li6 am 81. Suli nabe Den GctaY Snfeln.
Scr paniite Shppnsr rSygeta," Capt
Sictrup. BON bier mad &ouerbam unter'
rpess, tpar am %. Suit auf Der !S6be Dor
| Yortlanb. I'D.
Der brerner Oretmafer DMtolpbtne," Capt
Bartlett, ieseite am MDntase BON New- g)0rl
naG Bremen ab.
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SO. q. bon Der 9Settern UNI @ilt. 8tllinf
nab Baltimore ,urid.
Die Oemotraten Der 16. Warb btel.
ten seten Mbenb int !3wan3ser'ihen apfale
an GampenltraBe cine 9eliammlune.
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per vSpainstr. ,6aa" 3ufammen, UNI einer
GdmpagnesGlub gu grinpen. Webrere Meb.
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IL ptiifM.

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&entudp bat ben &abttalen einen barter
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rabs an rem @rtanfen, IN Der Champagne I'M
Weiten gei6lagen 5u fpereen.
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pplttiiten Gelpe sanali6 ~suradsteben ~
modem.
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btnrpirfen, BAG m Snciana unp anrerer
n6rptihen Stadttn, mo iie rabifale Waipri.
tdten In her legislatdr oermutben, unb pr
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ct. spiepb BADEN unter ben rabtfdlen Sub.
rern In MiFpurt grpBe 9efIraung ~berporse.
rufen. Gle iinneri auf Niftel, eiten lint.
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