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'HE ADVERTISER.
It. W. FURNAS, Editor.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1353.
S. II. Pakvix, .No. ' 63 Fourth street, between
a'nut and Vine, Cincinnati."
S. M.. Pe'itengiIx & Co. NcwoYork. ' .
W. S. SwTiiurR, No. 43 Chestnut street, Saint
xiuis. ' . ' .
Are 'authorized Agntsto solicit Subscriptions and
'-dvertiseinents for the Advertiser, aud" recieve and
x-icpt for monies thereon. " " .
With eur recent addition?, we now have the most
xtensive Job OEice in this WesUrfn County, and
re prepared to execute Job Work of every descnp
n! in the neatest style, and on reasonable terms.-,
. articular attention given to Blank and Card work:
rin- purchased on of loner's latest Tf
ird F'rcs?. Orders from a .distance will meet
ih proiapt attention.
"We sen J the firstNo. of our paper to artum
r of our friends and acquaintances, and oth
ers suested by friends, who we dould Dot see
"crsenallr,' tut "'know they ought to be subscri
bers. We will continue to do so - for. a. few
v eet "y giving atopic time to examine' the pa"
tr imfremil ut "needful."' Unless the latter
w con.plied with in a reasonable length of time
we wUl cease to send.. . 1 ..
fossih. or rczf.
There will be a. meeting of the Citizen at the
Court House, thhs (Saturday) evening, the ob
ject pf. which will be. to malie arrangements to
cclcbrate,'intsomerappropriate manner, the ap-'
jiroarhing -anniversary'' of American Indepen
tler.ca. ' Turn out, everybody, arid let us have
a rousing thue on the Fourth of July; -
. . EICEAIIDSOII COUHTY..
WJiIIc'we may think it our particular duty
'to 'set forth' the various advantages of -Brown-ville
and Nemaha" cou'nlv,' we shall not "be for
getful that 'thera are: other counties and! towns,
:m th. IVrritorv. We purbosa ivini reliable
formation, Vs a guide to those seeking loca;
ions, f.nvwhere ia 2Ntbraka,. and as we come
,a ros's3ss:c'.i of facts relative to any point, wo
intend to -place .them .before our readers.
Richardson is the S juth Uast'County. in the
Territory; fronus'lS miles on-the Missouri riv
r, running back OG miles on' the South linci
-.ud 21 on. the North; including townships- 1,
" 2 and a North, and ranges 13, 14, 15, 1C, 17
i:id IS E.t of the principal meridian em-
bracln" a' large - portion .of "the "Half-breed
Tract," an Indian reservation, about 10 miles
-.ide "and'SO long, on the Missouri river, be
-twcen.the greivt and lktle Nemaha rivers, 'and
v not surpassed- in -the whole Missouri valley, in
vX that cnsti':ut3s a- beautful and valuable
country. This " Reserve'?' has materially re--rdad
the. growth of llichardaon county and
Ai-cLcrt"tIie county seat, which is near the, line,
t.u, in. fact- many thought.it was on the
ti rong side;" This diCiculfy will ppecdily be
. ;moved, rs the.TJrItedStates'Surveyor is now
ragi.'d in tubdividing the - lands -and deter
" - ?;1ir.'r- the exact locality of the "Half-breed
nc." . . .
This county alounds in, the best of timber,
o:ie, cp:d and good water. and water-power,
nd will .-hortly prove' a". formidable rival hex
opulatloa i.ow being about liOOO, and nearly
..'1 tillers of the soil. . -.. .
I'aw.vn Co rxi-r, is west of Richardson and
"r dec tioa and judicial p.iirppscs' 'is attached.
This county is24 mile's square; in all respects
niil.T, .with the cxcejition of. coal and. jwpu
.tion rone of the former, but a rapid increase
f the htter. '
We wish ;tb" "prepare. an "article, relative to the
Ticu'.tural condition and-.pro'srects of this
uuty, md in order to "do so will ceed'the.as
. lance f the farmers. . The "article" aside from
information to those abroad, "will, no doubt,
jve interesting and jerhaps beneficial to eve-
farmer in. the countv;, and we 'feel that if
ccessfu in- imparting any information to, or
'.vancinf the interests of the Farrncr in any
gree, vj haVe fulSUod ' at. least one feature
pur miiou among this people.-. The man
'-o tills the soil and: in due season reaps, is
phaticdly th "bOne- arid sinew" of any
jnniuiii'y. Our object' 'in establishing Ihis
r, wabiiot simply to assist jh' building up
-own; fa from it. We are equally interested
building up the country,' and' shall labor as
'.ihfully taccompliish the latter .'as the .for-
ej. " We yant every man in the' county to
;1 that w.fare "one-jecple," vhether'he-re-les
upou v own lot, and me'asures tape,
;bhes the j'ak -plane, peddles pills, expounds
a law or dri-e the quill or upon a farm and
rs the; plow, trie, "spade and scythe. The
untry and toyriOTusgo'hand-irwhahd -each
dependent uon the other where'one pros-,
rs,borh pros:e." where one fails, both fail.
;t we have d pressed; and How back to Our,
;rting ioint. ...
We w ant tojnow how man farmers there
e iu'the.couty t heir 'nam es hov many
res of land t'.ey have under fence how
ny undeF culivation how many acres each
: ju have plant in Wheat, Com, Oats. Rye,
arley, Potatoes, Flaxin snort,' anything you
ive plar.tod wat it cost per acre, including
-ices, to get su q trops in the ground. How
?y iwrses, r ulcs, "rattle, st eep,' hogs, &c,
i own wha k their value, &c'
Tow, Mr. Faiaer, will ypudo" Us' this favor.
y one of you an, nctesdo'wn on a slip of pa
all the infon ation we want,' in ' five min-
i time,.and.jjo letirae wh.en you are in town,
1 it to'us,'au( we, promise 3"ou a statistical
'e you will t;e pleasure in. reading.
chave been .lformcd.'aDd in fact "have
cd from pennal observation,. isince bur
:uce iu Broville, that it is the'.custpin
ur young fo,8 to dedicate every new
e, by holding dance therein as' soon a
icd. .At the Ue houses are goitg- up at
:nt, if this cusDm is kepfup, those, en
I in it will fhoctime i for" little else. .
Chas.-Mask, "Commissioner of. rat-
asu;tton Ci.-, will please 'accept our
s for a packaged 'Totatoe Oats!" . We
.ve them thorohly experimented upon
understand thatJr. Wjl'Hats is rnak-
.SemcLU to .Cct"suitaUe buildings'
mraer.ee the l very Dusiness in this
"There is noting vVoLg" in that cp
: and we know ione Uttef qualified
act this branch c busing, jan Billy,
vs "all about a 10ss," and just what
ctock to keep foiLivcry," and withall,
your Vwholc-sou'id, nrit-ratofellows."
We were asked the other day, "Hr. Editor,
would it be agreeabl.3 1 should write" a commu
nication for your paper, occasionly?" - J
"Certainly, sir," was oar reply; and "we thus
publicly repeat it. "Certainly, sir" arid fur
ther ipuote'the language of our prospectus, "we
invite respectable and well written communi
nications upon all subjects of general interest
This invitation is not confined to 'the residents
of Brbwnville and immediate 'vicinity, but is
extended to our readers anywhere and to any
one who may feel inclined, to "scribble for the
press." "We r.r? part'odarhj ' anxious to have a
regular .correspondent at every point in the
Territory, and will have,' even if compelled,
for no other purpose, to visit personally -'every
important (and we feel there is not an nim-
portant point in the lerntory, nor will be for
many years to come) point la Nebraska, to
secure the services of some competent person
to keep us posted in regard to "passing events,"
present and future prospects, &c Again we
say, any' one wha feels that he or she can
write a line that will Instruct or amuse, write.
More information can be given and gained by
communications, than ono may.at first imagine:
and more especially if this applicable, to the
farming portion of community. Mr. A. B. has
tried a plan of his own in planting, or raising
stock, which succeeds admirably; if so, let him
tell his neighbor, tht he may have the benefit
of the experiment. What "more appropriate
mode of communicating this information to ha
fellow farmer, than to write it out for r ublica-
.
ticn in the county paper.
Kaxsas Difficulties. We learn, from a
genlleinan "direct from Kansas, "that considera
ble excitement ret prevails in that Territory.
There has been as "recent affray in Franklin,
county, in which, eight pro-slavery men were
killed. - .Also, at Hickory Point; 'several killed
and wounded on both sides , "
Hon. TL Beown, and Col. J. D. N. Thomp
80s, will receive our thanks for copies of tho
"Laws .of Nebraska Territory, passed at the
first regular Session" and "Journal of the
House of Representatives." '"..
.A Mrs. Collins and" Miss Wnght were
drowned in tli'e Missouri; near Ponaphor, Kan
sas, on Sunday, the 18th May. They, in com
pany with several others,, were crossing the
river in a skiff, and landing immediately above
a' drift, were all carried under by the force of
the current.
Four good sized, comfortable dwellings have
been commenced and canjvlvtod (except plaster
ing) since our last issue. This is putting up
buildings tolerably rapid, yet it is only in keep
ing with this Express-railroad-telegraph age
The steamer. Arabia passed here on Thurs
day last, on her way to Sioux City, with the
largest lgad of passengers of the season: mostly
Mormons, on their way to Salt Lake.
";Geo. W. Boyd, the gentlemanly Clerk, has
our thank's for late and interesting St. Louis
papers. .
" "Stealin' Coiters off a Dead Max's
Eyes."- A man named Patrick Kerman, was
arrested in St. Louis, last .weelc, on the extra
ordinary charge of attempting, to 'steal half a
dollar froni a dead man's eyes; was examined
before the 'Recorder and. discharged. It appeared-.'that
the -deceased bore some resem
blance to the brother of the accused, and the
latter, took-the money for the purpose of look
ing for a mark on the eye, by which his broth
er might; have been identified. An inquest
was', in progress at 'the time,, and nearly one
hundred persons were present. , .
' '-' A WILD W01IAN.
-; We see they have on exhibition in the States
a Wild Woman..' 'She was caught by CapL
Northcott,.(the exhibitor) in Washintori Terri
tory ,in March. He' captured-her with dos
and. a lasso; and it was evidently the firsftime
she had seen a human being. . She inhabited
t cave--was rudely dressed in skins and
showed the greatest f Jar and surprise when ta
ken. She is now somewhat more subdued.
Sheo is apparently a young woman of about
twenty-five,-and the only marked pecularities
iri hef appearance, are in her coarse, rough hail,
And in her very large rolling eyes." She is yet
unable to talk, but will nndoubtly soon learn.
Music and chudren have, a soothing influence
upon her, and she examines various articles
with a good deal of curiosity. .''..
The Captain "expresses a. determination to
keep and edacate her, and has full confidence
that her now almost latent, intellect, can bo de
veloped so far as to enable her to communi
cate witlS others, and. throw some light on her
early and mysterious history." "
"Barnirm"-uWooley Horse" -'Mermaid".
MSeaSerpciit. '". ' ' ..
Daring my absence last week, some one was
so fooli&h as to insert an inquiry, whether learA
year was forgoten by the girls.
That item was uot'submitted to me for my
approval, for certainly I.would.never have en
tertained a suspicion of that kind. "Ed. Glen
wood limes. : ' .
Donrt back out, friend DEws"Face the mu-sic"-r-"W
hat voii' said first sav last" -"Stick
to "it." ' '." : -
J cdge IIA5DE5T, of this Territory, who has
been cn a visit the past winter to Georgia, has
returned. . .
TVe have nothing further from the National
Democratic Convention at Cincinnati, than that
in anothqrcolumn. We think, hovvever, there
.is but little doubt that Mr.' Buchanan has'ro-
cieved the nomination for President. '
HOES EIPEOVEJIZNTS.
A plan is now on foot,'.and the amount of
moneynecessary, nearly all raised, to buld a
new Church' and a Town Hall. The plan .for
Hallcis by joint stock effort; the buildipg to
be located in some Central part of town, tho
ground fiooi be occupied as business houses,
the Second Story for the- Hal!, and the third
story tc be used as a Hall by the 1 Masons,
Odd Fellows' and Good Templars. From the
interest manifested we feel 'quite sure both
these buildings will be ready for occupancy by
fall.' ' ' ' ' :' : "
' vWm. BEXxm-'hos our thanks for late' Cali
fornia paper. . '" .. . .
Stjiaweeubies. "We are; cow enjoying the
"fruits" of Strawberry season. As fine fruit
as we have ever seen produced in the States by
cultivation,' can bo gathered here, by the bush eL
Speaking of Strawberries, reminds us of the
boy who remarked, "God" migltt have mad a
better fruit, but he never did,.1 We "concur."
Such is the rapidity ' of accessions to our
population, that the telegrapa erection of dwel
lings will not accommodate all. This week a
family coming in, all the shulter that could be
found, was the church, and into it they went.
A letter place we presnma could not eave been
found. " ' ' ;
The Ferry custom is increasing so rapidly,
that soon frieud3 Plasters & Bakxe will have
to put in operation a steam Ferry. , They are
enterprising, go-ahead .kind, of men, and will,
we feel quite sure, keep up with the wants and
progress of the age. ; ' ' . , -
The river is now in fine boating order the
''J una- rise;, as it is called caused by melting
snows, from the mountains. J-The boats in this
trade are heavily laden; ' This is the season of
tho year most business persons do their heavi
est freighting, for the entire year freights be
ing much lower than at any other time. .
An unusually large . number of new corners
looking fori homes in the Went, have crossed
the river at tkis point the past week. Every
family took claims in this county. They were
mostly from Ohio and Indiana;, a few from Il
linois and Iowa. ' . ; '
We notice the arrival. at our Wharf of a
Portable Grist Mill. We understand it is
owned by Da. Hover, who intends erecting
it at Nemaha City, a beautifully located vil
lage five miles below here, at the mouth of the
Little Nemaha River.
Why don't some enterprising capitalist erect
a Merchant Mill in this place? There is
certainly no better point anywhere, a large
amount of grain will be raised in .this countv
alone, the present year, which in addition' to
lhat.of other adjoining counties" would give
such a Mill all tho custom desirable.
The Spirits " Disappointed. The
Steamship Ericsson arrived at New York in
safety yesterday from Liverpool. Mrs. Por
ter, a "spiritual medium," of New York,
prophesied that the vessel would be bumf d to
the water's edge before the 20th of April.
She should have waited until 'she was almost
certain of. the facts, as did her brethren
and sisters, who guided by a scientiflc hypoth
esis in a New York paper, predicted the fate
of the .Pacifiic after she had been out nearly
three months.
M. Broccliicri, the inventor of the
celebrated anti-hemorragic water which
bears I113 name, has just died in France.
lie had always refused to make know
his secret,, and had, in consequence,
allowed himseli to be twice condemn
ed for the circulation of unauthorized
remedies. He has iust willed-to 'his
widow a million of francs, and his
secret to the Faculty of Medicine.
Courier aes AaU unis.
There are' five hundred and eighty-
nine applicants for a passage to Liberia
in the American Colonization Society s
ship, which .is to leave Baltimore some
time during the present month, and
savannah early m June.
Mr. Fillmore writes that, "he puts
himself in the hands of his friends."
That is what Mr. ' "Weller would call
"tying hisself up into a worry small
parcel." Albany' Evening Journal,
Tho American party of Illinois have
nominated Col. W. B. Arther, of Clarke
County, for Governor, and Hon. L. M.
Douglass of Cook County,, for Lieu
tenant Governor.
Bennett, of the New York Herald,
has returned to New York from Paric,
and is about to sit down quietly in an
up town palace, leaving his establish
ment to furnish him 75,000 dollars a
year to make life comfortable.
Massachusetts Legislature (House)
have passed a resolution appropriating
Twenty Thousand Dollars to aid in the
Free State Cause in Kansas, - " -
Rev. A. TV. Musgrove, of the Cin
cinnati conference, . and stationed at
Lebanon, 0., was married May 12th to
Miss Mary F, Brown, of ;Lebanon.
Rev. TVra. Simmons, presiding elder of
the Xema district, officiated on the
k occasion. Jirother Alusirrove, tnoufrh
blind, is among the most capable and
efficient of the members of the Cincin
nati conference. Christian Advocate.
The wife of one of the unfortunates
who were.entombed in the coal mine
near Zancsville, became deranged .in
consequence of the long and agonizing
suspense, and has been taken to the
Lunatic Asylum, in Columbus.
Sale off Town 6ts,
IN BROWNVILLE N. T. ; I
rpHE undersigned will offer for sale to the highest
. 1 bidder, on July 4th, 1855, the following Town
Lots in the town of UrownviIIe, IN. 1.
Lot. Block. Lot. ' Block Lot Block.
II 2 15 34 14 f8
12 2 y.l 33 3 60
2 4 10 3d 16 61
8 11 '12 33 11 64'
13" 13 7 44 -5 66
11 22 ' 5 43 5 69 "
5 . 23 3 45 14 72
5 27 5 47 15 74
10 28' 11 ' 48 14 " 76
2 32 .7 36 13 ' 78
12 33 4 c - 57 7 .80 I
X .7 c o in -i -r i""..v 9t v
divided half cf Block 86- ' -.
TERMS One tiird in hand, one third in three
months, and one thirtl in six mouths, with Bond and
Security.: , : JOEL IL WOOD.
June Hth, 1S56. ". ' " " ; , 2-tf
:;: jSptiiee.'-
V BARREL conuAiring from twenty to thirty
i. i. , Gallon? of Lard Oil, was taught adrift on the
11th day tf June 1855, ard Uikcn from tie river op
posite the town of Brewnville, N. T. It has the ap
ponrance of hanngbeen in the water for aconsider
ablelet;;th of time. ..No marks or brandi could be
distinguished upen it.' The barrell with contents is
now in possession of the undersigned. The owner
can have it by appearing aad proving pperty and
paying chafgei.' If not claiaio.1 within ninety days
from this date, the property w! I be sold to pay the
cost.. - ".', " DAVIDSON PLASTERS.
Bro wuYule. N. 7, June 1 1, 1S53. n21tpd
A. C, l-OKD :-'i'r"' i'- t. t. BOTTKN.
FORD fc BOlYEJf,
Attorneys . and Counsellors at Law.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Office at the corner of Broadway and Madison
iircets, up stairs. ;
JOSEPH MURPHY,
Attorney and Counsellor, at Law.
An& Solicitor in Chancery.
Sidney, Fremont Coujrrr, Iowa.
Office in the Court House, up stairs.
L. LINGENFELTEIt,
ATTORNEY ;AT LAW.
SIDNEY, IOW A!
Will practice in the 6th and 7th Judicial Districts
?f Iowa, and Nebraska Territory. , ,
" E. F. SEARS, :, ' "
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
And Solicitor in Chancery. '
SIDNEY, IOWA.'
. Will practice in the District Courts of Western
Iowa. i ',".': ;
0 Ece at the Court House, up stairs. .JgJ
j. ii. Bitowjr,
Attorney ; and' Counsellor at Law.
plattsmouth, n, t. :
WDLL attend promptly to all professional busi
ness intrusted to his care, in any of the Courts
of this Territory. ' -'"
Letters of inquiry, relating to any part of the Ter
ritory, answered promptly and with dupatch.
r D. Ili SOLOMON, :
Attorney and ' Counsellor, at Law.
GLEN WOOD, IOWA.'
Will pra-itico in the Sixth and Seventh Judicial
Districts of Iowa.
A. J. FOFPLETOX. WM. N. BYERS.
POFPLETON & BYERS,
ATTORNEYS AT' LAW.
And General Land Agent?,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
Land Warrants E ought and Sold.
LAND ENTERED ON TIME.
JPECIAL attention given to the selection and en
Otry of Lands for Settlers, and all others desiring
choice locations. .
Land Claims, Town Lots and all kind of Real Es
tate, bought and sold and investments made for dis
tant Dealers. ' :-?
GIBBS & MASON,
Attorneys and Counsellors , at Law.
And Geneml LandAgents,
NEBRASKA CITY, N. T.
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, collec
tions", investing money, locating and selling
bind warrants, and all other business pertaining to
their profession, ia Nebraska Territory and Western
Iowa... i1 ..
CIIAItLES B. SMITH,
Gonoral Xjgvrad. iLfjoiit ,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. .
OMAHA CITY, T.
Office in State ous?.
TT7ILL tirw particular attention to orders and eom-
V V missions from abroad, and to the supervision of
the sale of lots and Claims in Nebraska territory.
References. . . '
Ho. .Tessk D. JJaiGnT. - Washington, D. C. '
John Vam Bcrex, New York City.
Edwin Croswell, . " . 44
Mark.W. Izzakd, Gov. of Nebraska. .
T. B. Ccmimj. Sec. 44 , ,
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Greene, Weasi: & Benton, Council Bluffs. Iowa:
JACOB S AFFORD, i
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
GENERAL INSURANCE AXD LAND AGENT.
And Notary Public.
Nebraska City, Nebraska Territory.
WILL attend promptly to all buisnessi entrusted
to his care, in Nebraska Territory and West
ern Iowa.
H. D. JOHNSON. J. P. CASSADY. i. V. TEST.
JOHNSON, CASSADY &, TEST,
Attorneys and' Counsellors at Law.
And General Land Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
"YylLL promptly attend to Land Agencies, In
T vesting Money. Locatinsr and nellinff Land
Warrants, and all other business pertaining to their
proiession, in Western Iowa and .Nebraska.
A. D. JONES,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
oeneral Land Agent.
, OMAHA CITY, N. T.,
II. A. TERRY & CO
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEKS IN "
GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS,
FRUITS and Shrubs, Grape and Cranberry vines,
Grass, Clover seeds. Bird seeds of all kinds. Agri
cultural and Horticultural books, Implements, Ac.
Agents xor au tne test Kiaal l'ublicatlons in the
united Slates.
Store next door to Postoffice, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Wholesale and Retail Commission
House, Omaha and Fontenelle.
THOMAS GIBSON,
IS now receiving for sale, a large assortment of the
latest styles of BEDSTEADS. f,-e. .
Also Leavitts' Corn Mills, adapted for grinding
meal or horse feed with two horses.
Also, a large lot of Ila If -bushel Measures, stamped.
f i ... ... r '
jierenanis suppnea on wholesale terms. ,
GLENWOOD HOUSE.
THE undersigned having again taken this well
known House, has fitted it up with entirely new
and complete Furniture, and hopes by strict atten
tion to business,1 to m rit a liberal share of public
patronage. His Table will at all times be furnished
with the best the market affords. His large and com-
moaious siaoies wui at an times be supplied with
grain and, attended by careful ostlers. In fliort Jes
se claims "to be himself again," and will at all times,
uo jinu to see uis oiil inenUS. ' -
Glenwood, May 14, 1856. JESSE PAINTER.
OGILVIE HOUSE.
, By USHER & THAYER, '
rlORNER of Water Street and Iowa Avenue, near
I iL.Cl 1 iT . j- '
uw oiuiiujuutii Arfinaing, .
MUSCATINE. TOW A
General Stage Office. Baggage taken to and
lrom-stcamboa-ts, free of charge.
ROBINSON HOUSE.
THE Subscriber having recently taken and
refitted the above well known and popular Pub
lic House, he trusts by strict and studious attention
to the wants of his guests, to merit a liberal share of
public lavor, conhdence and patronage... His table
win oe gpreaa wnn tne Dest lue market affords, and
; :n v j i.. . . . .
" ptiiua uo rponu mj luiLts-u ins guests agreeably
at home, and comfortable, 0. A. ROBINSON.
Council Uluffs,, ilay 14, lsoo. . " ... ...
rOIITENNLLE HOUSE.
WM. II. DAVIS, Proprietor. .
WOULD respectfully inform the Traveling
Public, that ho is now prepared to accommo
date any quantity of travelers and boarders and wili
be found ready at all hours to administer to the
wants of visitors. , He is now engaged in making ex
tensive additions to his House and Stables, and will
spare.no pains in making the Fontenelle House a
home for all who may favor him with a yisit. ' 1
Fontenelle, N.T, May 14, 1856. " 1 :
Twenty Laborers Wanted!!
rpWEXTY LABORERS, who can handle
JL tho spade, ar wanted immediately at
Br own ville, Nebraska Territory.
Libcral'wages'will bo given by the subscriber.
x J. D.N. THOMPSON. .
WM. GARRISON, .
Meal Estate Agent
PLATTSMOUTH, N. T.
TTAS now on hand several valuable town lots and
JL J. also Timber and Prairie Claims, which lie wil
.sell cheap. . '
Being acrent for. the City of Plattsmouth. he wil'
furnish lots to those who wish to settle in the town,
on cneap ana reasonable terms. -OHk-c
with J.U. Brown, Esq. -'' ; J '
BOOK STOKEli'sw goods and cheap goods!
JUST OPENED AT THE HEAD OF BROADWAY,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOSIA.
ttthere may bo found a large assortment
T V of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, and
everything iu their line, consisting in i-art, as fol-
ows:
Ilistorii-s and Biographies, '
KarratieejandTravels,
School Bock?, ' . " " ;
Misscellaneous Works, . i . ;
Lives of Ltnincnt Persons,
"Agricultural Works, ';
Standard Poetical Works, ,
- Religious Work?,
Sonp Books, - .
Bibles and Hymn Books,
Novclj and Light Reading,
Pictorial Works,
Blank Books, - -Paper,
Pens and Ink,
Cards and Gift Books,
Toys and Fancy Primers,
Portfolios and Alburns.
And a thousand other useful and i joessary articles
in the line.
Also, red, black and blue INKS, of oar own man-
ufaoturo. Wholesale and Retail, as cheao as can be
had in St. Louis, and warranted of the best quality,
put up in quart, pint and half-pint Lotties; also, iu
four and two ounce bottles.
Professional men wishing a bill of :
LAW (MUCH
Can be supplied here at 20 per cent above pub
lishers prices, we paying all costs and obtaining them
at the shortest notice. ' Our arrangements '. embrace
any STANDARD BOOKS printed in- tha Uni
ted States. - ...... . m ,
Call and see our stock we are new beslnnera but
will serve our customers to the best of our ability.
Our prices, wo are sure will be satisfactory A
CRAIG & SANFORD.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, June 14, '55 vln2.
Richardson's Missouri 1
Express Conipany,
Principal Office No. 12, N. Main St.,
'; ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. ;
BEQ leave to inform the public, that they have
extended their Express Lino to this place. Hav
ing complied with tho requisition of their Charter:
and being fully organized, are now prepared to trans
act a : ' sj , . : ;
General Agency Business.
he success which has attended the brisdnal Propri"
etor, is a guarantee of the satisfaction rendered, and
ii. win always ne tne aim ana sluuy of tne i-xecutive
of this Company, to eive every possible facility for
the speedy and safe transmission of
Money, Valuable Packages, Parcels, and
llunaies ol tooas, merchandize, '
and every description of Freight, on reasonable terms
to U points on tne .Mi.oun River, and at St Lonis,
with other responsible Express Companies, for New
York, New Orleans. Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago,
: i t i: . t : -n. t- t n
vui-jjiiuai-i, jjuniuiuu. uuuiaiiio, iukjk isiana, .Mem
phis, Pittsburgh and Buffalo, and to almost every
town and villiage in the United States, Europe, Aus
tralia ana t-antornia.
A Mossenger will be put on the new steamer Oma-
hx making weekly trips between here and St. Jo
seph, there connecting with our daily line to St Louis
and all points as above. In behalf of tho Enterprise,
the patronage of the pubho is respectfully solicited.
All business entrusted to us, will meet with the same
e nergetier and prompt attention which has always
characteriied this Express, and made it pro-eminent
- rr . 1 -
DIRECTORS. ;
St. Louis.
Edwarp Mead. ' . SAMErx JIcC artneit.
W. D. W. Bernard, ' John W. Toolet.
Joseph F. Richardson. -B,
F. Babbt, Alton. W. J. Pioot. 1 .exins'ton.
JOSEPH F. RICHARDSON, Pres't.
S. SI. Gsat, Seo'y. , ,
vln2. ' Henst Ktle, General Agent.
. AT BROWNVILLE, N. T.
W. : HOBLITZELL & CO.
ABE NOW IN RECEIPT OP A FBESH SCrPLY OP
IfflETY
V men, when complete, will compose the Largest
and best selected stock in this country.
OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES ARE BOUGHT
at tho lowest price for cash, and consists of
Coffee, S a sar. Teas, Fish. Rice. Currants.
Raisins, Candies, Molasses, Syrup,
Emit. Nuts, &c, Sec,
DHY GOODS. Ladies and Gents, call and see
them, and price for yourselves. Late styles and a
full assortment of Dress Goods, from a ten cent
Lawn to a A wo Dollar bilk. A wo, a tew nne-
SILK SHAWLS, BONNETS & PARASOLS
CLOTHING. A fina stock old and vounz.
fogies and fast' men, Call soon if you want a nice
coat, vest or pants on reasonable terms.
II A 1 . iNew styles cheap and durable.
IIARDTARE. Avery larje assortment, con
sisting in rt of Smiths'' Tools, Spades, Shovels,
Kakes,' iloes, .Bells, Mill, Crosscut and Handsaws,
Files, Augers, Axes, Broadaxes, Adzs, ChLrcls &c, f c,
to the end of the chapter.
UUlIilMM; MATERIALS. A larire lot.
consisting of Pine Doors, Sash, Shutter Blinds, Oils,
t amts, rai s, i,ocks, Liiitcnes, rutty, Glass &c.
FURNITURE. Bureaus, Bedsteads. Tables.
Chairs, Tin Safes, Cupboards, Stands Ac.
5" We will soli cheiper for cash than any house
in Nebraska Territory. ,
June i, looo.
NOTICE TO SETTLERS IN KANSAS
AND NEBRASKA.
Surveyor Gtrt-raVt Ojfice, )
' WyandotfCity, K. T., Nov. 22, 1855. f
AS frequent enquiries are made of this ofSce in
relation to the manner in which notices of Pre-
emtion claims to the public lands, in Kansas and Ne
briska, are to be given through the Surveyor Gener
al's Office, this notice is published for the benefit of
all whom it may concern.
The follow mg form of a declaration to claim under
the law, any tract of land subject to pre-emption, has
been furnished this ofiico by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office.' The declaration of intention
may be written or printed, and must be signed by the
applicant in presence of some person who will sign
the same as" a witness. I he declaration may be made
and signed at this office, or any where else in the Ter
ritories and sent by mail or otherwise to this office.
The form must be carefully observed. r.
Declaratory Statement for Cases where the Land
is not subject to Private Entry. "
I, , of, being have, on the-
day of-
A. D,
quarter of section, number- -, in township
number of range number , in the dis
trict of lands subject to pale in the land office a
and containing acres, which land hat not irt
been offered at public wilt, and thu rendered subject
to private entry; and 1 do hereby declare my inten
tion to claim the said tract of land as a pre-emption
ngni, nnaer tro provisions oi saia act ol -itn Septem
ber, 1841.
Given under my hand, this- -r- day of '-, A
D.. 18 ,
In presence cf - ' ' '
Upon filing the declaration iu this office there will
issue to the appileant the followia
certificate:
. bo,- -
. . Surveyor GeneraT Office,
, 18
K. T- ' ,
I certify that y- has this day filed in my office
a notica in accordance with the 12th section of the
Act establishing the office of the Surveyor General
of Kansas and Nebraska, and granting pre-emptin
rights to actual settlers for the quarter section
number, in township number . in rane
number , east of the 6th Principal Meridan. in
Territory.
Surveyor General
of Kansas and Nebraska.
BROWIJ VILLE ;
STEAM MILL,
LAJiu, iuiiUSON & CO., Proprietors,
JCrownvillo, 3MT. 1
N. B. We -would rospectfully inform 'thoTciti
icns of Nemaha county and adjoining ilissouri, that
we have always. on hand a large and well selected
supply of LUMBER, which we can f urnirh atlow
er rates than any mill in the Territory. ,
Market prices paid "for logs delivered at the yard,
or on the bank f the river. .
All orders accompanied with the cash, will receive
our immediate attention. . , i . . r . .
, . S. B.. MILLER,
BLACKSMITH
l;, AITD WAG0H MAKER; :
First St, '"bet Llain and"V7atcrf
IB,
Iff
b. b. j. d. n.-Thompson!
'. BROWNVILLE, N. (T.
. Expressly for this Market, a Lirga and Well
Selected Stock of
DRY GOODS, k GROCERIES,
CLOTHING,
QUEENSWARE,
HATS & CAPS,
CASTINGS,
NAILS,
IRON,
SASH,
PINE DOORS,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
I LATCHES
LOCKS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
WINDOW SHUTTERS &c, &c
o
HAVING been bought and shipped at low figures,
we flatter ourselves we are able to offer such in
ducements as have not heretofore been offered.
We ask an examination of our Goods and prices be
fore purchasing elsewhere. The Ladies will find at
our Store a large assortment of
DRESS GOODS. Challi, Eerage, Delains
Poplins Ginghams. Victoria Lawns,
Embroidered Robes, Fluid
Silks, &c, &c,. &c. -
ALL OF 'WHICH WILL EE ; SOLD VERY LOW.
June 7, 1855. , . " '
DANIEL ZOOK,
WH0LE3ALE AND BET AIL
rugg:.is
, (Jrejon, Iljilt County, JIo.
Has in Store :
Pare White Lead, '
Linseed Oil,
Spanish Whiting, .
Red Lead,
Litherage,
White Chalk, '
Venitian Red,
Spanish Brown,
Cream of Tarter,
Tartaric Acid,
Sulpher Carb. Soda,
Vinegar,
Turpentine,
Sal Soda,
Coparas, " :
Saltpeter,.
Borax,
Hex. Liniment,
Vol. Oil do, '
Morland'? do, ,
Xerver and Bone do,
Farrel3 do,
Louden's . do,
Jays' Expt.,
Window Glass,
PuVty, . ' '
Caster Oil,
Ex. Logwood, .
Blue Stone,
Alum,
Ground Ginger,
Root do,
Saint Louis Glue,
Paris Greec?
Chromo do,
do yellow,
Iron Paint,
White Zink do,
Fish Oil,
Whale do,
Wrights' Pilli),
Champian'i do,
Jayan's ' do,
Loudon's d,
Radway'aR. H.,
Davis Pain Killer,
Fahnestock'i Ver.,
Stone's Cough Candy,
MeLane's Liver Pills.
London s do,
In addition to the above, I have the largest Stock
of Druggist and Physicians Shop furniture, Chcmi
cals, Surgical instruments, and Patent Medieiens
ever offered for sale in this Country.
Alerchants and Physicians of Iowa, Kansas and
Nebraska, are respectfully invited to givo me a call.
June 7, 1856. DANIEL ZOOK.
Fresli Arrival of
NEW GOODS!
AT ROCKPORT, MO.
THE subscribers would respectfully tender their
thanks to their customers and the Public Gene
rally for their liberal patronage heretofore, and solicit
a continuance of the same ; as they are determined
to sell Goods as low if not lower than any other
House west of St. Joseph. Having just received a
large and wellgcleetcd Stock of Spring and Summer
Goods : also a superior Stock of Family Groceries
with Hardware, Glasi and Q,ueensware, Furniture,
Saddlery, Iron, Ac.
Come one and all,
For well we know ; .
Again youll call,
.'''.'' We'll sell so low.
Of Poods the best 1 . ' .
And"profii3 small,
We'll beat tho rest,
' And suit you all.
Our Stock of Dry Goods having been purchased in
the Eastern cities, we flatter ourselves that we can
surpass our competitors in the low prices and good
qualities of our Stock, and earnestly believe all will
make by calling and seem? for themselves- before
purchasing elsewhere.' CAREY, JONES, & CO.
N. B. Country Produce of All kinds takon in ex
change at the highest prices, for Goods. Jo ne 7, '56.
GRIST MILLS ! !
Patent Portable Mill.
fTIIIE subscribers have entered into a partnership
X under the firm of Reed, Holabird & Co., to
manufacture the J. C. Reed, Patent Portable Grist
Mill and are now prepared to furnish all thoso in
want of a good Corn or Wheat Mill that for dura
bility, simpliety and economy ; excel any Mill in the
world. Un tne late exhibition of tuo Mechanics
institute in Cincinnati, a Gold ITedal was awarded
them for it.
It is adapted to all Grain crinding purposes : it 13
superior to all others for the most extorsive Merchant
Mill, as it is for grinding1 the Farmers feed by Horse
Pwcr- . . :
The above Mills are manufactured by the under
signed at their shop in Circinnati, 0., where they
con be furnished in any quantity at short notice.
lhe above Mills warranted to perform as follows:
36 in. diara. per hour 50 B. Corn, 25 Wheat, $300
24 20 " 13 200
20 IS " B 150
As this Mill tells its own storv.it is unnecessary to
quote from our numerous recoinmenditflonf , received.
. REED, HOLABIKD & CO.
Cincinnati, O.
A. B. HOLLABIED & CO.
Machinists, Founders, and
ENGINE BUILDERS
Trout Street, West of Smith.,
CINCINNATI, O,
Would most respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally, that they are now pre
pared to execute all orders in their line, with proinpt-
ne?s. tuving lately enlarged their shop and with
the increased facilities they now possess, they hope to
merit a continuation of the liberal patronage which
has heretofore been extended to them.
Saw Mill Engines of every' Description.
Constantly on han ': consisting of the Sash, Circu
lar and Muley. Mill Gears and every description of
(. asting3f warranted to be well made in every particu
lar. . .
They have, also a Boiler Yard attached to their
establishment, which enables t'aem to oversee all
work jo that line furnished by them, and are pre
pared to work on as reasonably terais as any other
shop in.thc country. .",' .,
Those in want of anything in our line, would do
well to give us a call and examine our new patterns.
. A-.B. HOLABIRD & CO. "
JOHN S. HOYT,
County Surveyor' and . Land .Agent,
Ot Richardson county, N. T., will ttter.d promptly
to all business in his profession, when called on:
such as Paying Taxes, Recording Claims. S ubdividinrr
Land, Laying cut Town Lots,lraf tjng City Pla.ts &c.
iesiueiice ana address
'...'", ARCHER, Richardson eo., N", T.
FRANKLIN
TYPE & STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
i ITo. 153 Viae St., bet. Fourth and Fifth,
CINCINNATI, O.
C. F. O'DHISCOLL Si. CO
Manufacturers anl dealers in Tews. Book and Job
Type, Printing Presses, Cases, Gallics, 4.c.,Ac.
Inks, and Printing Material of Every Description.
STEREOTYPING of all kin 1 Books, Music,
Patent Medicine Directions, Jobs. Wood Enrrevki".
4c, c. '
Brand and Pattern Letters, various styles,
wai. ii. thompsox. ' ' , ' j. n. taaffe
THOMPSON k TAAFFE, .
(Successors to Burrows & Thompson, '
Wholesale Grocers,
. , And -Commission Merchants
. 2o. 13, Tearl Street, . Ciciaratl, .
' tW Particular attention will be given to order
for GrocerieSj which will always be executed at current
market prices. '
' 9 '
Attcmtion Company !
THE NE2IAIIA GUARDS art- hereby
manded to parade it the- Anitorv, ia Brown
coni-
nrville.
oa Saturday, June 21st, 13j, ia full unifonuwith
foarteea rounds Qf Maul; ciu-tridga.
bj crdfjr of tne Caj t. r ; .
185G. SPRING SALES. 185G.
, LOW P2KE3TO CASH AND PROMPT TIME BCTIfci.
JO IT IT HALS ALL,
WHOLESALE AXD EZTAIL
BOOKSELLER &, STATIONER,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
No. 123 llain, St. Louis, Ho.
HAS for sal-9 all the Spelling books; Geographies,
Readers: Jlistoriries; Chemistries; Diciion.i.riei: .
Arithmetics; Philosophies, f-c, now in use, together
with a large stock of Law, Medical and miscellaneous
books forming the most complete assortment to b
found in the city. Also, Writing paper, and Foreign
and Domestic stationary, of the finest Quality,
country merchants and others should not fill to call
at No. 120 Main st.
GREAT
Clotliins Sale.
WM. R MARTIN,)
New York. )'
1856.
0. C. MARTIN,
St. Lou Li.
MARTIN & BROTHER.
THE OLD ORIGINAL CLOTniEB
Ho. Ill AND 2fo. 1 XIALTI ST2ZZT,
ST. LOUIS, ?JO.
FR tho mwroachinr spring, wo will have & TRE
MENDOUS STOCK OF CLOTHING, manufac
tured by ourselves in New York, expressly for thu
market.
In point of STTLE, QUALITY and PRICE, wo
defy any and all competition ! Wc have marked
down our price very low, as we intend soiling to none
but
CASU AND PROMPT HEX.
To such we would ask a thorough examination of
our Stock before purchasing.
l-5t MARTIN 1 BRO.
SHAW, BUEL & BARB0UR7
L3CPOKTEK3 A J08BZE3 Of
Sisrsr Groods
55 Pearl Street, Cincinnati
BA31BOCK, C. O. SHAW, L. C. BCfiLT. O. H. BAB.BOCR.
. YOUNG, N0USE & POND,
IMPORTERS AND WH0LE3ALS IJiALEIi3 IN
Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE,
No 15, Pearl Street, Cincixsati.
N. M. FLORER,
WHOLESALE DEALEE 1
Port, B.1C0H, Lard, S. Cured Hams,
DRIED BEEF AND BEEF TONGUES.
N 9, Sycamore Street, Cincinnati, O. .
BOBBINS & P0MER0Y,
WHOLESALE DKALER3 IN
BODTS, SH0ES& SOLE LEATHER,
Nos. u, Tearl and Tl, 3Iain Street,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Hi II HE1,
. PAINTS, OILS, VAilNISinS, v
French and American Window Glaia & Glni$tcarct
Sjiieet, Iiidijo, Madder, Perfumerit,lc.
SPRINGSTOCK!
CHARLE3S, BLOW & CO.
IMPOKTER3 k WHOLESALE PEA LEI 13.
No. C Sard 67 Hain strcot, St. Louis, Ho. .
Are now in receipt of their new Stock, euiuracius
everything in their line.
JMerchants visiting our City ora requested to
give us a call, as wo are determined to sell for Cash
r Prompt Time Paper, as low as any House in tha
United States.
U. WHITTEMORE. R. B. WHITTEMORE. J. t. CAETEB
Ii: & 11 B. WHITTEMORE & C0., -
Wlioletale Dealers in
JE3L&ft&9 ' Caps
BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS. .
. . NO. 143 MAIN STRRET, ,
(First door above the Back of Missouri.) -St.Zjotils
ZVXo
Cash paid for Furs and Deer Skins.;,
B. CROCKERY. 15.
JOHN- W. T00LEY. '
(Successor to N00NAN, TOOLEY Co,)
53 Main st., Old Stand, SL Louis, Mo. '
IMPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, in China,
Glass and Queen.iware, Yellow and Rockinhum
Ware, Chandeliers, Lamp, Lantern.", Looking-glas
ses, Untannia are, Ac. 4c, with a great variety of
rancy juntlo and Parlor Ornaments, direct from the
Potteries and Manufacturers.
S?"Now arriving and in store, a full stokof tha
above line of goods, which is offered to the Trade at
reasonable rates. An examination is solicited.
E"On hand, Assorted Crates, for Country Trade.
N. B. Packing receives special attention.
J. T. POWDALL. K. E CABE.
DOW D ALL, CARIt &.CO.,
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY,
Eagine and IMachino Llannfactory.
Comer Second and Morgan Streets
ST, LOUIS. 3IO.
ANUFACTUKE RS of Steam Engines and Boil
ers, Saw arid Grift Mill Machinery, Tobacco
Screws aod Pre??f:s, Lxrd Kettles. Lard Screws and
Cylinders, Wool Carding Machines, Young's Patent
Smut Machines, liuilding Castings, Jtc.
I5f"A?ents for the s-ile of James Smith & Co.'s
Sujrior MACHINE CARDS.
YOUNG'S PATENT SMUT MACTJTNE. Well
tried, always successful, fully Guarantied. Mana
factnred and for sale by . ".'.
DOWALL CARR. & CO..
Washington Foundry, St. Louis, Mo.
E. Tt'TTLE. R. Ol PEBLEY. II. W. SMITH.'
TTJTTLE. PERLEY- c SLUTH.
' SPETXG STYLES.-ASoG:
77 Main street, St. Louis, Mo. . "
MANUFACTURERS of Straw and Silk Bonnet
Imjiorters and Wholesale dealers in Ribbon.
bilk Millinery, i lowers, Trimming, Laco Goods, Em
broid?Tief, Ac.
g'"Merchants and Mulincrs are particularly in
vited to ciamine our stock, before making their spring
purchase?, as w (relying fully on the superiority of"
our styles,) intend to offer inducements equal, if not
superiou, to any jobbing house in the United States
SA3IUEL SPENCEIl Si CO,,'
No. Eighty-Two North Fourth Street, Near Eocodt ,
ST! LOUIS, MO. . -
MANUFACTURERS rf every description of."
Frame?, dealers in Painting, Engraving', Mti.
graphs,' Ac; Toking-glass Ilates of every ue, and. '
tram"l to any pattern in the best manner. ",
, Advertising Cards, 1c., Stained aad Varaiaed or
Framtd at Axort notice. " "
Ro.-nwool, Walnut and other fancy wood' Picturo
Frame Mouldings.' .
Tho Trade Supplied." Old Frames, Ac, Bo-gilt.
FRESH DRY GOODS. .
. ' .EEIiiV JA3IESON & CO., .
Xos, 170 and. 172 JIain St.', Si. Louis: .
W2 ate now in receipt of the most complete and: "
magnificent stock, everoffered to the WestwrT'"
Trade. 'Merchants visiting this city are invited to
make an examination of our rtock and pri'e.
tUUl, JAMESON & CO.
CHARTER OAK . '
LIFE INSURANCE COOTAST! ,
Hartford, Ct. .Capital ?JKy)0&
With liirgo and increAi;pg receipts securily investw.l
nn lerthc sar.ctu- anl p.;;rQY o inXtttujtrollcr
of Pullie Acccun-i. ' ' "
. OTT37CEr,S.
ALFIC2D GILL, Pre?t. 'JOHN L. .BUNCE, Y. I.'
. JAMES C WALKLLY.lSocreUry.,
TIitEC70n3. '
Alfred Gill. John L. Bunc, Wm. R, Cone, Jas. O
Bulioj, John A. Butler, Noah Whe-iton, N. Ib.lhs
tor, Sata'l Coit,DanT Phillips, C. N. nnbrcy.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
Geo. Biach, Eia.. President f ISwni Bank,-" -
I). F. Robinson, Esq., , u 3I;tforl " . i
Hon. Isaac Toucev, lite Attorney (nl L , irv '
. Applications fir iasurince m-iY . ;l
. . 1 R. W. I I uAS, Actit. .
' DR. X, S. nOLIIDAY, lULZx. j
"