Nebraska Newspapers

    IE ADYJ!
1RTISER
R. M. FCRXAS, Editor.
VTURDAY MORXIXG, AUGUST 30 1858.
Pawxek Couxty. Oa Monday last tho
county ef Pawnee was organized by the elec
tion of its officers, as follows:
J.T.WILLIAMS, Probate Judge,
IL Pabvix, No. 03 Fourth street, between
nt and Viae, Cincinnati.
M. riTTEXGiLL & Co. New York.
. S. SwntiiE, No. 43 Chestnut street, Saint
. - - . ; '
F. KcLrxu, Troy, Ohio. .
i. IL II; Darst, Tippecanoe, Ohio. " :
. C. McsGER, Covington, Ky.
D. Kick. Archer, Nebraska.
. W. Veteb, Oregon, Mo.
iAX)S k Hawk, Koekport, Mo. .
tx 4 Winn:, Nebraska City, X. T.
authorized AgenU to solicit Subscriptions and
sscmenUfor the Advertiser, and reciere and
. for monies thereon. .
o ' n '
i nr recent actions, we now have the most
re Job Office in this extern woumry, ua
red to execute Job Work of every deacrip
l'the neatest style, and on reasonable terms..
;lar attention given to Blank and Card work:
' purchased one of Foster's latest Improved
'resses. Orders from a distance will meet
rompt attention.
ons resident in this Territory, coming from
is Dortion of the States, often susses to ns
mcs of persons in their old neighborhoods, who
i doubtless become subscribers if they could see
r of the "Advertiser." We always send a spoei-
,'py, and persons rccieving, will consider .it a
ition to become a regular subscriber. I'ost
i and others, feeling sufficient interest to make
lab, can retain the usual per cent for-their
Sheriff,
Treasurer.
Cleik,
Register.
Supt, corn. Sju'Is,
Surveyor, '
Co. Commissioners,
J. ADAMS. -
J. M. HENTON,
X. S. LOVE,
G. T. DOBST, -
D. BRANCH,
E. MARKEE, .
JOS. FRIES
IL HOG AX,
E. JORDAN,;
W. HOG AN, " 4
H. LOVE,
A. JORDAN.
J. O'LAUGULIN,
A vote was also taken locating the County
Seat, but no choicatfnade; there beicg three
points voted for, neither one of which received
a majority of all the votes cast. Table Rock
City received the. highest number of votes,
lacking but one vote necessary to locate tho
County Seat. Another vote, we understand,
will be taken on the County Seat question, af
ter the expiration of 30 days.
Justice of Peace.
Constable.
TL Qri7 Ci-4.ii: Dx"ZDa. asd Excxara
jt E?izx.iZT. for sale at the advertiser
ice. . .
; ZTZXMIK COTJXTY. . if
Theriff . ColxmaK has -.just completed . his
'es &3 Assessor bf tins' County. Bj his kind-
we are allowed the use cf his report The
'.t nhcnvs an almost uriparralelled increase
-orertv in a ualit v. quantity, number and
;e, since the last assessment, one year ago.
1 year the number of. acres under Cultiva-
, in this county,- was not quite 1,000 acres,
year there is being cultivated 4,800 acres;
acd valuation 35,275. This shows the
."75 value of an acre of land fenced and
O
r good state of cultivation, to be about $7,
hich add the government price, .$1,25,
: vre have $S,25 per acre; the cost of a farin
.braska, wth a good comfortable house,
fences and crop standing. Now. to- the
We feel saf in saying that corn in this
iV Will (IICIJjC ik.uuouch w inv BUl-i
ve will put thet price per bushel low 25
i pet bushel and the figures show $18,
cr acre for corn land. All other crops are
.lly productive and proEtable, grown upon
3iL Here we have a profit of $10,50 per
on two xcurs experience in Nebraska
:ng. . . .
umber of horses in this county last year
1,10; this year 2G0.. Cattle are mostly
1 for farming purposes tfere", consequently
;omparatively fev 'horses' afe owned; but
- we have are good : average vdrw $12o,
.it year the rctums.show 777 cattle of all
a This year J,50. The average value
t down at $15; "We think this low. A
. number of oxen are employed, the aver
value of which is about $00 per pair, or
a. Milclf caws wngc from $20 to $40.
'.e will be niuqh cheaper, however, after
, when we Tiave 'sufficient to reasonably
k the countv. To raise cattle cosLj almost
Jug.,, JThey cepd no feed during thesum
- and hay caa be put' up for winter use, at
st of $lpef tin."
.ast Tear the total amount of - taxable prop-
' in Netdalia county wiis $74,80,00; thu
r the rercft shows $174.546,O0L Last year
claim3 were taxed; this veaf simply the
rovemcnts thereon.
TotaljValue of 'town property in tliis county
ycarj$3c,8s0,00. This year, '$39,870,00.
.t year we may safely look for still greater
rotionite results.
.bove we liave given a etatament of facts
i figures. One thing, however, should le
e in mind; that tax valuations are gener-
- below the actual value. " Host person's
ia thd habit of putting down the figures,
.ichr occasions to the -'lowest notch."
COXGItESS. .
CoDgress adjourned on Monday the 18th,
without passing tho army appropriation BilL
The President immediately called an extra ses
sion, to meet Thursday, the 21st
The Dcs lloincs Rapids Bill," appropria
ting two hundred thousand dollars for the re
moval of obstructions in the M ississippi river,
between Keokuk and Montrose, has past.
This, bill', u will be reccollected, passed both
c -Flouexce, Douglas Co., N. T.)
;-n - rj ; August 18,1856. $ .s
. Peiesd Pcthnas: A Tecent attendance at
church, in the large dining hall of the Doug
las House, in Omaha City, which the citizens,
by the kindness of Mr. Mills, the proprietor,
are permitted to occupy during the Sabbath,
for religious service, satisfied me that Nebras
ka u settling with the right kind of inhabit
ants, and tho youthful Citt or Extension es
pecially. The congregation was large, well
behaved and attentive; bearing the appearance
of morality and religion. Many united in the
singing, which reminded us of olden times, in
the land of steady habits. As there is not a
fiuished church edifice in the town, and there
fore the necessity of resoiting to a public
j house for room; although the Catholic, Metho
dist and Presbyterian orders have their houses
under way, and will be finish e I, probably thw
fall, and when completed, as anticipated, will
be ornaments to the city. There are several
other buildings going up for dwelling and store
houses, which will add greatly to the beauty
and convenience of the city.
We welcome to tmr columns a new corres
pondent, JHome," who we hope to hear from
often. ; S t .
iaffle'EIills;:-
; ST. JOSEPH, MO., '
JAMES CAKGILL, Proprietor.
MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly
on hand for Hale, all kinds of Floor, Sleal,
and Feed staff's. " Orders solicited and promptly filled
on most favorable terms. Cash paid constantly for
Wheat. For character of Floar refer to everybody
that erer uned it.
St. Joseph, Mo., Aag. 30,18j8. rlnl3-ly
JAMES C A. KG ILL. CEO. W. CAIUJILL.
J. & G. TV. CARGIIX,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. ,
AND MANUFACTUKER'S ; AGENTS,
Steamboat Landing, St. Joseph, Mo.
Our relations with;England arc in progress ' J;t F 'SAISELL,; i
of adjustment, &r,d thcredoes not now reem (xate or boston) -
to be even a remote prospect of a war in that OlliOIlQblC 'E'O.IlCr,
P- . BROWN VILLE..X..T. V -
IXF0R11S tha puhlic that he is now prepare! to
genre them in tho above named capacity. IIarin
had Ion and extensive experience, he flatters him
self he can please sJl who favov him with their pat
ronage. Good fits warranted in all cases.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Given to cutting out garments for homa making.
Browmrille, Aug. 23, 1S5(J. Tl-nl21y
Bridge Notice.
THE stock holders oE the Nemaha Bridge
Company are hertby notified that it is neeessary
io insure uie immeuiave erecuoa idu compieuuu ui
said Lridge, that the amount of stock subscribed, ho
paid in in full, before 1st, September.
i ISy order of tne Boara
Ansu5t2.1S56.-T2-n9-2t JOHN S.
G. & C. TODD k CO.,
No. 212, Xorth First or Main Street, Si. Loni.
IHPOSTEKS AND MAXCFACTCKHRS OK
Mill Materials
INCLUDING Bolting Cloths, Mill Stones, Saws,
Scrccas', Damsel?, Kc.
Alio, portablo aills, leather and metauc rufcbir
belts; tha leather Li selected in the hide and tanned
-llillou's Pictoiial Drawinir-rooni J
' Companion.-
- l i (late gleason's ricromxL.)
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world, of all buildings of uoto in the exstern or west
ern hemisphere, of all the principal hips and steam
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world, both male and female. -
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Corner of Tremont and Bromficld St. Boston.
D. 'PLA5TER3,
H. SAK t;t.
3 t j i.ii.. i i
uuu Ewry, anu win, prooauiy, not De raisea
higher than the square this season, and, there
fore, will not be ready for the reception of the
Legislature this winter, as was in the spring
anticipated. When finished, as designed by
the architect, it will be one of the handsomest
edifices of the kind in the United States. Sit
uated &s it is, on the summit of Capitol Hill,
it can be seen from this end of "Extension
Houses of CoDgress was sent to the President, City," and also from Calhoun, Crescent City,
was by him returned to the House without his ani Council Bluffs, in the State of Iowa, and
signature was there passed by the cunstitu- commanding a large and extensive view of the
tional majority of two-thirds was sent to the surrounding country, both sides of the Missou-
Senate for concurrence, and by that body re- ri river.
respectfully solicited, and all business entrust
ed to us will be promptly and carefully attended to
1 at the lo west rates. . .
References.
Taylor & Shepherd, St. Louis, 1
K. L. McGhee & Co., j- " M iu
Livermoro, Cooley & Co., u u
Merchants Generally, St. Joseph.
HEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
. J. W. LEE.
k, LEE,
Real Estate and General Agency,
Oil AH A CITY, N. IV
CEOUCiK CLAYES. .
C LA YES
yew York,"
jected, not quite two-thirds voting iu its favor.
But .the friends of the bill did not, it seems,
give it up; they procured a reconsideration of
the vote, and carried the bill and appropria
tion
' Missouci Electiox.Wo learn from the
St. Louis Republican, of the 20th, that returns
are m from 4 counties 32 . counties vet to
IWlW VVtflUUt. HWI Villi A4A.A9 ttliVA U J LULU UUIU Ud I
warehouses, and the Steam Sawmill of Sals-
Walking on to the 'Park; we noticed a very 1
important improvement going ou, in the way
of grading Faruham street, which we under
stand is desigued to extend to the river, aDd
will, probably, cost when completed as now
contemplated, over four thousand dollars.
Continuing our walk to the landing, we noticed
several new buildings, used for various pur-!
rear from. Tolk is without doubt elected
Governor. . The probability is that Jackson,
for Lieut. Governor, is beaten by Newlasd,
the American candidate. Tha" other candi-
dates on the Democratic ticket are, in all prob
ability elected, except possibly th Superinten
dent of Schools.
We made a short trip into Pawnee county
a few weeks ago, and were pleaded to fiud at
the close of a wearisome days travel aboard of
a mule, the "Walnut Grove House," kept by
D. B. Thompson, who is prepared to accom
modate, "man and beast" in true western hos
pitable style. Although Mr. T. is kcepin;
"bach,' he performs the part of landlord,, land
lady, Stewart, ostler, &c, in a style altogether
comfortable, agreeable and refreshing. Give
him a call.
Kansas Coxtested Seat. The action of
the, House npon the contested election case of
Delegates from . Kansas, has resulted in the re
jectioh of both Whitfield and Beedeb. The
consequence will be that a new election will
be held as soon as practicable. It is certain
that Whitfield will again be a candidate. It
is rumored that Reedeb will not. We are.
however, of the opinion that the race will
again be "by the. same nags.
We call the attention of travelers to the
card of the Palmer House, Indianopolis, Ind.
This popular House, for a time closed, has
been re-opened, under favorable circumstances
and increased energy, under the care of Dr.
Baebocr. We. notice that our old friend, J.
F. Cclbertsox, has a place in the office.
Those stopping at Indianopolis, will be well
cared for by taking quartere at the Palmer
House. . v
berry & Smith, which is doing a good business
both for the proprietors and the city. On re
turning to our horses, our attention wai drawn
towards some new stakes, which by inquiry
we ascertained to be stations, on the line of tho
new military road, just completed by Captain
Dickinson and his engineering corps, between
Omaha City and New Fort Kearney, a distance
of one hundred and eighty miles, at an expense
of, probably," thousands of dollars whilst one
of our western field surveyors, would have lo
cated the road for aa many hundreds. The
road passes up on the north side -of the Platte
river, through Elkhorn -City, 'North Bend,
Buchanan and Columbus, at the . Ferry on
Loup Fork. - The probability is that they will
proceed immediately to improve the crossings
of all the streams on the route, and expend the
money appropriated for the road.
From the business commencing in Omaha,
in the way of Agencies, Mercantile and Me
chanical occupations, it will certainly pro ee
profitable to the printer, in the advertising pat
ronage, whilst some, of those who are now
commencing with high hopes, will eventually
find that all is not gold that shines, and others
will realize ease and independence, and others
fortunes, credit and honor everlasting.
Property has risen in value very rapidly,
since "tie adjournment of the Legislature.
Lots which could then have been purchased
from $2 to $100 will now sell at from $50
to $3,000, and the higher the price, tho more
eager they are sought after. ' ." , ' .
Preparations are now being made to extend
References.
James Wright, Broker,
Wm'A. Woodwlrd. Esa.'
Hon. K. Wood, Ei-Gov. of Ohio',' ' ' Cleveland,
Wicks, Otic and Brownell, Bankers, '.i .a
AlcottA Horton,-f j,.,-? ,
Col. Robert Campbell, ' ' St. Louis,
- James Bidgway, Esq. '- u v
Urawicrn and oacKctf. . : unicago. .
uinana uity, Aug. 6vf isoo. vinia-iy , ;
PALMER HOUSE,-
; S. BARBOUR, Proprietor.
Corner of Illinois and Washington Streets,
INDIANOPOLIS, IKD
fTiniS well-known and popular Hotel: has recently
X . bicn re-built and greatly enlarged by the addi
tion oi -isty or seventy rooms, and is furnished
throughout with new and beautiful furniture, and is
in all re-wvt!--, a First Class Ilotril.' Travelors
will find fn! -rainier" all they can dosiro for com
fort, luxury nod pleasure. The table will at all
times be supplied with the best tha market affords,
and nopaina will be spared to render the stay of
guests botn comfortable and pleasant. '
. , "TP.Yr THE PALMER HOUSE."
August SO, IS55. vlnl3-ly
MICHAEL McUEE.
Saddle and; Harness Maker,
East side of Jtain, bet. Francis and Felix St.,
ST. JOSEPH. HO.
rpHANKFUL for past favors, bcg3 leave to inform
J. tbe public, that be has just returned from M.
Louis with as fine an assortment of materials as has
ever been purchased' In that market.'
His stock consist of a superior articla of .Skirting
Harness, bridle leather, hog, calf, and sheep skins;
fine goat morocco, and a surpassingly beautiful arti
cle of enameled leather of various hues.
He has every variety of saddle trees, from the real
Mexicans and English, Beard's and Grimsley's pat
ent, down to the common fall-back He has on hand
and will continue to keep saddles, saddle-bags, bri
dles, martingales, halters, eollars, whips of every
quality, whip-lashes, hames, traces, spurs, &o. Ha?
also, coach, buggy, Pennsylvania, yankec, cart and
dray harness.
He has not now, nor will he keep any other than
AO 1 workmen, and bis instructions to them are neat
ness and strength. He, therefore, feels no hesitation
in sayiLgthat his work will seldom bo equaled, no
where surpassed.
As small profits and quick sale, is his motto, he
pledge himself to cll (considering the quality of
the article) lower than any house west of the Alle-
jrheny Mountains.
Those disposed to suspect him cf gassing, have on
ly-to call to be assured of tneir mistake.
St. Joseph, August 20, 1856. vlnl3tf.
mented, riveted and stretched by machines, until it
will run straight an 1 even. All work sold warranted.
St. Louis, Aug. 23, 1858. vl-nl2tf
-F. DINGS & CO.,
. Importer! of, and VTholetoit Dealer in
French, German; British & American
Fancy Goods.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, TOYS, NOTIONS
Manufacturers of all kinds of Brushes. ,
30 Xorth Main Street, (Up Stairs,)
ST. LOUIS, MO.
TTAVIJTG Vinae the first -of January. adoDted the
JLjL Exclsive Cash System, we ds-aw tho atten
siou of close buyers to the fitet that we have revised
our entire stock, and reduced former Credit Prices
from i to 20 per cent, according to the nature of the
dincrent articles, j., . i ... .-, ; ...
Comparison, Respectfully ; Solicited.
Price Lists may be had on application.
St. Louis, Aug. 13, 1856. vl-nl2tf :
1856 SPRING TRADE. -1850
EDWARD MEAD. H, MAURICE. E. H. MEAD.
Oldest lloute of the kind in the irt
Etabliked 183a.
EDWARD MEAD & CO., ;
No. 50 Main, cor. Pine it,
Importers and Wholsalers
c OF
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
WATCHMAKERS'' TOOLS, and materials, 1
; ver and plate! ware, shot guns, rifles, pistols,
revolvers, musical in?trument5, daguerreotype ambnJ1
types; Ac., chrystalo'type materials; llotcl and bteam-
boat table ware.
St. Louis, Aug. 23, 1857. vl-n!2tf
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are prepared with every f i. inty tJ accommxlat
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best crossing point on tho ucper lliss;uri, traellors
coming to Nebraska, will lind.it greatly to their V-vantag-j
tj ctojs at this twint,
lilRRY KATES.
For every tiolcrs3,muIesorox!u A wagon, ?I;C0
each indiviiuut pa;r cf horses males or cx a 2 j
horse or inule and buggy, li
u led horse or mule, 2
loose cattla per head, 1 0
sheep and higs per head, Hi
each footmin, 10
ewt. of freight, 10
" M fact of lumber, 2,03
unloaded warcu aul hordes. Liulea or
oxen therewith, 7i
Brownville, August 2, lS55.-!y
7" BROVZirVILLB
STEAM MILL,
SOUL, LAKH, A LL'MXliSO.'V. '
X. B. We would r.srci ti'ii!!y infunu tho eiti-
lens of Nem;iha county and adjoining Missouri, Xhul
we have always on hand a larg and well selected
supply of LU jlBEU, which we can furnish a; low
er rates than any mill in the Territory.
Market prices paid for logj delivered at the yurd,
or on tho bank of the river.
AH orders accompanied with the cash,, will rrctiT
our immediate attention. .
I. 0. of G. T.
THE Brown ville Lodge, Xo. 3rLndendent OidT
of Good Templar, meetd every .S it unlay eve
ning, at 7 o'clnck, at Templars Hall, ivo. 2iJ, Atlan
tic street (Thurbur's Block).
Members of the order visiting the city, are rwpwt
fally invited to attend, when convenient; and tho
locating here,. are earnestly s(jlicited to join th) Ixxlg?,
as we lxtk for the suppuxi. of all.fricols of Temper
ance, both male aixi feiatilo. .
For inSormation concerning the Or.lo4nqniro T
Wm. Thurbur, Atlantic street, O. F. Lake. No. 2T,
Main street, or liichard Brown, eoruer of Main and
lirst street. By onler of tha Lodg,
Mr?. C. K. THUBBL'K, W. C. T.
Attest: II. P. BU3LTOX. W. S. ! '
July 20, IS jG. . vl-n8tf. ,
, 1 ; BROWN & CO.,
No, 18, lain Steet, St. Louis; HIo.
1 ' SPRING STOCK COMPLETE. 7
Tbe cheapest and most extensive Fancy
Goods and Yankee Notions Establish- - -'
' nient in the Western Country.
H TERCIIAXTS in search of chean foods are lnvl
1YI ted. to examine our stock of. silks, dress gods,
shawls, white goods, Embroideries, ribbons, gloves
and hosiery, trimmings, furnishing goods and small
wares generally, together with 15,OOfl Parasols
of the latest and most fashionable stylos, at manu
facturers' prices.
Lash buyers, close purchasers, and prompt men
will find our stock adapted to their wants in every
particular. A call from the trade U respectfully so
licited.' . ; -vlnlitf
August 23, 1856., . . ; .
NOTICE. NOTICE.
Merchants, Sportsmen and Manufacturers.
HORACE E. DI2IICK & COS
GBEAT WESTERN EMPORIUM, for Shot Guns,
Rifles, Pistols, Fishing Tackle and Sporting Ap
paratus of every varietv, ii at Xo. 12, JTorth Main
street, St. Louis, tho of the Deer iu the Win
We keep constantly on Land a full assortment of
Hunting, Target and Minnie Tlifles,
Together with every variety of.Purcussion" Cups.
Guns, Wads, and Wadding Paper, Fishing Tackle,
&c, &o.; in fact, everytluag connected with the Oun
Trade.
Two Hundred Brooch loading T.iflos of various
patents.
JL il U Allium Ul UU LLU&bClii QUIA lUUUUMii
in th forged, filed and fa ai med state.
I lease call and examiaa for yourselves before you
make your purchases, as experience ii the only true
ten A a
Our goods are all warranted by us.
August 23, 1305. . vln!2tf
irESSASKA CITY HOTEL.
: : i NEBRASKA CITY, N. T.
.-. OARNES& BA1'U3X,' Proprietors.
TIIIS conimodioits Hotel, situated npea
Main Street, Xebraska City, will be found a de
sirable report for travellers. Stages Icav3 thia homo
for all parts of the Territory. .
Twenty Laborers YantedtI :
TWENTY LABORERS, who can , handls
tha ftpade, are wanted immediately at . "
Brownville, Nebraska Territory.
Liheral wages will be given by the suhcriber.
. ' ' J. l. X. THOMPSON.
. t i . i .. ..I I., i .
BLANKS of every description, for sale at this
OZBce. .- ! . '
E. G. rHATT,
;0. W. CHILD,
St. Lvais.
ev. rox,
S. C.JtAN'SCR,
Purniture and - Upholstry
Of Great Variety. '
At the Banner Furniture Ware Rooms of
HEATON & TRIMBLE,
CEXSU-S OF THIS COTOTT.
r. Lake, TJeputy U. S. Atarshall, havin
leted taking the .Census of this county,
ermittedr'ni to make extracts from his re
That it may-be jiroiejly -appreciated we
-arcvim rast .vear. .
i!csc21 j'cars and upwards, - -
m ltwcen- 21 acd 16, ' ::
" under 1G
,rnalcse'16 acd upwards
under 16.
Jiii Coleman thinks if his melons are not
quite ss large as other folks, he'll bet on the
quality. If those ho left at this office are
specimens, we'll bet on both quality and size.
They were, crowders and as ne eatiDg as oue
could desire.
L50-,
12G
144
Capt. Iea Goodiit, who commands the
prairie boat from Nebraska City to Brownville,
astonished the natives" last Saturday with 'a
"bran new?' wagon, lie is now prepared to
carry passengers in nice style. Patronize him.
tal popu!atin,last year,
.isyerthe report shows
Jcsl and'Bpwards,
" . between 21 and, 16, .
" under 16,
emales 16 and upwards,
under 16, .
C01
545
101
.403:
3G6.
302
1815
Coates didn't leave any melons at our office
the past week, consequently, in company with
a number of friends we called on .his patch,
during Lis absence, and eat and carried away
just lo. tuarge 'era up Alien.
. otal population,
ast year there was a deficiency in the num
:f females above 16 years of age, corres-
ling A-ith males; this year the deficiency
t bo great. L&it vear the number of fe-
s under 16 years of age was greater than
orresponding age of the' males; thU year
ales are ahead.
3 may be allowed the suggestion here, as
3 -article from Sheriff Coleman's taV.es,
:he above figures are below what they ac-
are. In taking the valuation of nroner-
4 1
"We noticed Dr. LTolladat with' a" h'ue
musk melon on his shoulders the 'other day
(we expect it grew for the Editor, but was
mis-applied,) which "knocked the 'simmons"
-weighed 32 pounds, measured 42 inches in
circumference, and 19 inchea.in length.
We call the attention of our agricultural
readers to the prospectus of the Country Gen
tleman and Cultivator. We have been a read
er of the Gentlemen for several years,' and
consider it oue of the star agricultural papers.
Elections. The news we hear from the
,ve never yet known the .reported .fig
'.o come up to the actual ioint
:
:CIty has presented, the past week, an
il lively appearance. A number of hand
been engnged grading the Etreets.. Toople
the country, back as fat as 50 miles, have
in laying in supplies.. The emigration
. 1 - Ti l 1 "l - "
oecn large, uunareas nave crossed at
tees' & Bakehs Ferry, at this place;
j having crossed at Omaha and Nebraska
arc here looking , for locatiops both in
and country. In almost every direction
outskirts of town are to be seen encamp
. Sales in town property have been
Additions of Cajitalar.d population
large. Our holders of real estate,
2 tllink' aclin3 very prudent, in keeping
at moderate rates, within the reach of
There is still room. Ncw comers this
.11 cot have the difficulties of those com
rctoforc, to contend with, in having to
1 on tupplies from a distance. Our
y has produced a large surplds, and
; arc moderate."
On Second Slrcet, Si'jn of the Chair and Led stead.
the already large limit of Omaha and Florence, "HP HE continued liberal patronage of the citizens of
i ., ., , 1. St. Jo3eph,Xortb Western Missouri, Kansas, Xe-
and umle the two and commence unew enter- KPacVa and Western Iowa, for nil r,r WMh wi
ALONZO PRATT,
. . Xew York.
St. Louis.
CHILD, PRATT & CO.,
Direct Importers, Jobbers and Manufacturers' Agents
English, French, German & American
Hardware and Cutlery.
GUNS, RIFLES, FIST.OLS, &c, &c
139 & 141 Main St, cor. Washington Avenue,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
prise; and l beleive it is also contemplated to
enlarge the boundaries of Council Bluffs, so as
to give that City a river front, making a town
connection of about twelve miles, and only
separated by the Big Muddy, which certainly
should, entitle this precinct to the appellation
of the City of Extension.
IIome.
Politics. -Thought we'd write a short arti
cle on the subject this week: Guess we'll defer
it. Subject to us is drv, when compared with
matters intimately connected with Nebraska,
We like to talk with our readeri upon this
subject There is always something refresh
ing, cheerful and enlivening to talk about, con
nected with our iuterests here. Our fine wide
spread prairies, hiexbaustable soil, social, neigh
borly people, encouraging prenpects; far out
shiufl. the dull monotonous, abus:ver friend
severing,' money spending, whisky drinking,
routine of politics! Escas3. us this week?
.The. geullethanly, obliging, eVer accommo
dating," polite" energetic, enterpri.-a.ng, good
loQking,.yell behaved, much thought !of, ar-Ways-on-hand-wUh-favoh
Clerks of the Oma
ha, Emma and Ediuburg, have again compel
led us to acknowledge ouiselves under obliga
tions for supplies of late papers! Call at our
Watermelon Saloon, gents, and we'll introduce
you to agreeable friends. ' ' ' '
taxation; or census for regular purposes several States recently holding elections, is
that Iowa is largely Republican; Arkansas is
reported to have gone the American ticket;
North Carolina is strongly Democratic, and in
Kentucky the Democrats have gained largely.
, ' .)-.. . . ; j j
Our "better half " initructs U3 to say that
Bex Thompson has the thauks of the "wim
min folks" for a melon treat, sent to our resi
dence. ' ' x 1
. Kaxsas. At the time of going to press we
have no news of hostilities, further than given
last week. Considerable excitement prevails
yet, and, as we remarked in our last issue,
we , are prepared to hear almost any report from
there. !
Relief of tue Widow Gat. In the U.
S. Senate, on the I4th, a petition was present
ed from Makt Gat, widow of Wm. Gat, late
Indian agent in the Territory of .Kansas, ask
ing that provision be made for her support, in
consequence of her husband having been mur
dered while in the discharge of his public du
ty. It was referred.
Fresh Beef. -We have no regular butcher
in Brownville; but when we get tired of "salt
hog," all that is uecessarv, is to lei Geo7 Feb-
gitsox know, and he'll find a fat bullock, if its
in the land, and "bring it to quarters," if there
is any "such thing in the book." !( George is
always ready to supply our wants in that line.
thankful, has induced us to increas? our facilities for
doing business. Having uilt last spring, a very
large Manufactory Establishment on Francis street,
and having employed some of the very best workmen
in tho Eastern cities, we are now determined not to
be out done by any other Furniture Establishment in
the Missouri Valley, in quantity, quality, durability,
styles and prices. Our stock consists in part of Rose-1
wooa, wainm ana Manogony ltureaus, marble and
solid tops of every style; extension, centre, card, din
ing and side table; Bock cases, Wash stands, Work
tables and Wradrobes, Sofas, divans, ottoman? and
footstool, spring seat parlor chairs, rocking, nurse,
elizabeth chairs of every variety. Mahoeony, wal
nut, cherry and maple bedsteads of every style and
variety. Spring, hair, moss, cotton and Bhuck mat
tresses, Ac., together with all other articles in our
line, usually kept ia a Furniture Wareroom. Wo
say then to all who may want good Furniture, either
for hotel., parlora or bed room?, give us aeall and ex
amine our work and prices, and we think you . will
leave your money here in place of tending it to St
Louis and getting an inferior article "at- the. same
price you can get a good one here at. ;. -; : -
. Out. motto is tho cash system, which will enable us
to sell at smaller profit than ours or any other estab
lishment ciin do where the credit system is adopted.
X. B, The highest price paid for seasoned Wal
nut ana Cherry Lumler.
St. Joseph, Aug 3l),lS5G";TlnlStf.r'
' Will,.U. S. Depnly Marshall Loajt and
Suaup, and Sheriff. McMullex, of Richard
son and Pawnee counties, be kind enough to
furnish us with the footings of their labors, for
publication. ' '
The Missouri River is now low; boats ex
perience considerable difSculfy in" getting, up.
The BxAs cf this trade, however, "are com
manded .by. energetic go-ahead "officers; and
will go oyer the sand birseven though com
pelled to unload half their freight below, pass
up with the remainder, unload it above, and
go back for the balance. . V
We 6ee that pr. LTooveb has completed a
bridge across the Nemaha at" his' mill, bv so
arrarging tha mill dam that k can be used for
that purpose; then only requiring 12 or 15
feet across the tail-race, to be bridged, which
he has done. ; .
RURAL PUBLICATIONS. i
TnE Cocxtet GeStle4AN U a beautifully illus
trated weekly of Iff pages quarto, with f pedal De
partments for the Farm, the Grazier, the Dairy, the
Fruit Garden and Orchard, the Florist, the Kitehen
Garden, the Housewife, the Fireside, Ac. "This is
without question, the best Acrieultural Paper in the
United States." lion. Jon Wextwobtu, M. C. of
Illinois. 1'nce 52 ft year. .
The Ccltivatou, monthly,52 pc.ges octavo well
known for twenty years, as tho best monthlv amcul
tural Journal ia this country. Price 50 cents per
year. ' ' ' - " '
THE iLLrSTRATED AXAt, It EG tSTEa' OT l?rKAL
Affaiiis. . The two Xos. issued for'1855 and 1856,
. I r ' r f. i ....
uumaia more man ju engravings oi DttUuings, am
mais, trees fruits, ic. t vica Zo pents c-ach sent
post paid by mail. . i . . . t
These works combine attractions to be found in no
similar publications, and the publishers will send
specimens of the papers to alt who would like to ex
amine them. Published at Albany, X. Y., by
, xlnlStf LUTHER TUCKXEU & SOX.
GEO. C. FERGUSON.
MILLWRIGHT AND ENGINEER
BROWNVILLE, N. TV
i XXOUXCES to the public, that he is prepared
11 to erect btcam baw and Alercnput Mills at short
notice and reasonable term?. . .
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
( t
TJo is also Agent for
A. B. IIOLL1BIRD & CO'S.,
WesterriFoiisidry.
CINCINNATI, O.,
IX.Y. St LEAVITT'S
Saw . Manufactory,
; CINCINNATI, O., :
And is prepared to receive and fill orders for any ma
chinery manufactured or kept on hand, by these es
tablishments. . , r
Letters of enquiry, promptly answered. -
REFFEUEXCES.
Xoel, Lake & Co.,' Brownville, X. T. Steam Mill.
. i m. g. iiorES & co., r
.; Nol-16," Main' Street,' St. Louis Mo.
4 GENTS for'StranVs Corn and Wheat Mil
il. the Qaeon of the South." Thia rtmarkablj
Mill has been kept secured to the inventor by caveat
recently, However, (June 2tn, lSi.) Letlsr.
latent for the United States have been sitiTiied, se
curing the invention for fourteen yoars. This Mill
has sustained itself Vi'-rrcver it has been brought in
to comrrtitioa with other Mills. It was run against
UiC other make of Mill j of cur city, at the Ohio State
lair, in lSol), when it drew & diploma aa the best
Corn Mill, and was awarded a finc'silver medal.
Of these Milla we manufacture five sizes for eora.
and three expressly for grinding wheat flour.
The peculiar novelty of this Mill ij, the under
stone is the running stono, in all case?. There is no
limit to the speed, and as speed is everything in grind
ing, it will out grind any upper grinder in the world.
Secondly; By this arrangement we are enabled to
get grain into the Mill with a very small eye, conse
quently we grind nearer the centre, and of course
with less powei than any upper runner can be made.
ThirdK: Our Mill hikes any kind of jrrain without
choking. We warrant agiinst choking in any and all
cases. This is a great vexation cauain delay and
trouble in all Mills where the upper stone is the run
ner. Of course, we mean snull Mills, where the mo
tion must be high to do much bnsincss.
Fourthly: Our Mills never tako unjury by running
empty the under stone not touching the upper one,
no injury can be don-J. This is aa important advan
tage over all jLIIs where the upper stone is the run
ner. August 23.1305. vlnl2tf
Xuckolls & White, Rockport, Mo.
James Lowe, Linden, ' " .
vlnSly. ; : . .v . Brownrille June 21, ISjG.
u
-. liOOK out:
ALL persons ore hereby forwarned from baying
'the Sooth West fourth of Section 2j, Township
o, .North ltapge !, hast of tho sixth rriiicipal .Meri
dian, in Xemaha county, X.. T., now occupied by
Thos. Hnddyj as I have a right to said claim that ia
indisputable, i . 1. B. TUOJirSOX.
Brownvilla, July $tli, 1355. vl-n5tf , , ;
ire w Hardware Store.
n Sign of the Mill Saw. : ':
i . j. tLaiierty., .
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
American German, 'English &Trench
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
v ST. JOSEPH, Ma ;" '
IS XOW receiving and opening the largest and most
varied arsortment of goods in the above line ever
offered in any market west of St. Louis, .v , .'
My stock cmlirwd a full and complete assortment
of Cabinet and Houso Builder's Hardware, Mechan
ic's tooU of erery description, direct from the most
approved manufacturers; agricultural and horticul
tural tools and impleraint. in great variety, combin
ing all the recent and useful improvement for the
saving of a vast amount of labor to tho farming com
munity, from whom I respectfully request' a careful
examination of this dtrpsrtment of ray stock. I am
also exclusive agent for tbe sale of the celebrated
St. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Cut Saws, which I
will warrant, ard fill all orders at iha factary prices.
Also a larjjs assortment of Guns, Rifles and Pistols,
Iron, Steel, XaHs. &e of the best brands: ia a word,
my f tock is very complete, which, for its quality and
priee, I am dstenuined to o!Ter sueh inducements as
will command a liberal sharo of .trade from this and
adjoining countie. My arrangements for importing
and aewies for American Hardware 3Ianufacurcrs,
together with a long experience ia the general Hard
ware trade, enables me; not only to defy all competi
tion, but has convinced me that the true principle of
trade is cash sales and small profits. .
August SO, 1S55. Tlnljtf . -
. First Come, First Served,
ONE HUNDRED TOWN LOTS
Donated to ncttml settlers, in the best town
site on the Jlinsonri river, Nemaha
, - City. Nemaha Comity.; - , j
'-'- . Nebraska Territory. : ' i
ATEMATJA CITY, is jituated at the junction of the
1 Litti Xcroaha and Missouri rivers, in the most
thickly settled and improved part of the neraaha.V al
ley, being the centre of the county, on the river, 72
miles abovo st. Jotfcpb, and Go miles below Council
Bluffs, and on the Stage thoroughfare from Iowa to
Kannas .The town site is beautifully located rm an
elevation of iJ2 feet above low water mark, on a level
pLvin, rolling enough for drainage, but not a hill on
the town site Bo unnecessary expenses for grading
Lots or streets. A beautiful Public Square, 316 feet
by 352. Two street 100 feet wide, crossing each
other at right angle?, in the centre of the town: all
other streets are 60 feet wide; Lots 44 by 150 feet,
with t sixteen foot alloy. A Ferry is in operation at
this point, tho road fioui which intersects the Bluff
Oity road through Missouri. A permanent Landing,
a Saw and Gri.-'l Mill now in operation, nod a Steam
Sawmill to bo in operalioij by 1st September next. It
is jimncaiateiy on tae territorial Koad from Brown
ville to Archer, where it intersects the Territorial
Koad from Oregon. Mo., to t ort Kearney: a Post Office
a weekly maiL building material, Timber, Stone and
Stonecoal in . abundance. The IYoprietors pledge
themselves to donate 100 lota ia the town to actual
8ettlers,who will erect on a lot, they may eelact, a
respectable building,' within a reasonable tinie, to be
agreed upon. . ' r ' ' . -l "
For particuhirs address either the Secretary or Pres-
laeut, at Nemaha City, .eniai county. T.
' i JEUOJE HOOVEP..Prest.
E. M. MeCOMAS. Sd:'y.
XcmahaCity,X. T.Aug. 9,1856. vl-nlOtf
COUNCIL BLUFFS PACKET.
THE fine passenger steamer GEXOA, Throclmor
ton, Master, will run regularly during the sewoc,
t l c . X l iTir. T .nl -
hope by regularly and itrict attention to businisi'tj 0
merit a sharu tf the- pnbMc iatronar?.
J. TIIROCKV'OKTOX, Master
. . J. E.COIIMAX, Clerk. ,
CLAIM FOR SALE.
1 1 GO acre Claim within 2 miles cf Brownvilla,
xx on tae bounty itoau lea-jing to neorasta i:y;
with a good log House, 20 aeras ia corn and undeif
fence, and good sprin . Eaiuira of
Riin in, o iax n v. ftthxas. -
JACOD SAFFOR17," '
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
, GEXERAL IXSURAXCH AND LAXD AUEXT.
And ITotary Public' .
Nebraska City, Nebraska Territory.
WILL attend promptly to all buLwess entrusted
to his care, in Xcbrask Territory and West-
era Iowa. ,
H. P. JOHNSON. . P. CASSADT. J.P. TE3T...
JOHNSON, CASSAIiY & TEST,
Attorneys and Counsellors at L:iv.
"""And General Land Agents,,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies. Iu-
vesting Mouey, Ijocating and wiling Land
Warrants, and all other businof pertaining to tacir
profession, In Western Iowa and Xcbraska.
Land Ofilce at Brownville.
All persons knowing themselves indebted tons, are
hereby n-itified that their accounts are due, and must
be bcttlcd Immediately, by JNotc or C!h: as a settle
ment wo mujt have, inordar to continue onr business.
B. B. &. J. D. X. T1I0MPS0X.
Brownville, August 1st, 1355.
TO STEAMBOATMEN.
; CORD-WOOD FOR SALE.
At' 82,25 per Cord.
JAMES W. COLEMAXinforms the Bmts running
the upper Missouri trade, that he keep, constantly
a3 good, a supply of Dry Cord-Wood, as can be found
on the river. Landing always jrood.
Wood Yard one mile above Brownville, XcUraska
Territory, on the Nebraska shore. . ' ' -
Augusts, 1855-xl-nSli" .
THE lim -BREEDS
AND MIXED-BLOODS,
Of the Iowa, Otoe, Omaha tribes nad the
lankton and Sitntie bands of Indians, '
having an interest in the lieserva
; tion between the (i'reat and Lit
' ;: tie Nemaha river?, in the
: TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA.
"VTOTICE is hereby given to ail persons interested,
XI by tno undersigned Commieiioner, appointed in
THirsuauco of the second section of an act of Con
gress, passed July 17th, 1351, entitled "An Act to
authorise the President of the United States to cause
to be surveyed the tract of land in tho Territory of
Xebraska, belonging to tbe llalf-breeda or Mixed-
bloodi, ot tue UaiioUU or bioux Nation of Indians,
and for other purpo-es:" Providing: "That the Pres
ident be and he is brebv authorized to cause to b
ascertained the number and niraes of tho half -breeds
and mixed-bloods who are entitled to participate in
tho beneSts of a grant contained in tho ninth article
of the treaty of the Prairie du Chicn, of the 15th of
July, A. U.16.jv, between the Lnited States and de
putations cf the cohfederatcd bands bf Sioux, lox,
and other Indians, wherein a reservation of land on
Lake Pepin rnd the Missouri Bivcr (described in said
treaty) was granted to the half-breed relations of the
Iowa. Ottoe, and Omaha Tribe!1, and Yankton and
Santie bands of Sioux Indian,
' Tbat.I will attend at Sionx City, Iowa, on the last
Monday, 25th day of August next, remaining there
three weeks; then at Belieview, on the 22d of Sept
remaining there two weeks; then at Archer, Rk-aard-son
county, Xebraska Territory (near the half-breed
line) on tho 22d day of October, remaining there
four weeks for the purpose ef ascertaining the num
ber and names of the half-breeds or mixed-bloods,
now living, of tho Iowa, Ottoes, Omahas, Yankton
and Santio bands of the Sioux Indians, parties to
the treaties aforesaid." When the duties of the
eommissioa will be closed as soon thereafter as po?si
Lie, at Glenwcod, Mills county, Iowa.
All persons interested, are hereby notified to ap
pear with their evidence at either of the places before-mentioned,
at th? time specified, to prove their
ngnt rto participate in the bencht of the said grant
or reservation, commonly known as the balf-t.ree.
tract," situated on the Missouri river, between the
Great and Little Xemaha riven, in the Territory of
Nebraska, aad deriv ed from sail treaty aud law of
cougrcs.;!i . . . , : -.
In order to carry out tho instructions fcf the Do
partment, it will be ncces.sary to furnish names of all
the applicaatg arranged by families and single persons
sex, agi, and rebvtiim-ship to the Sioux, and place of
msmence oi caca; ai?o, wnc arc orpnans or wards,and
their guardians, legally appointed, or otherwise. 'At
all times thts Let evidence the nature of tho cuo
will admit of, will be required to prove identity and
degree of relationship to the Souixand lands herein
nam!, and of an amount sufficient to ctablich tho
facta heroin required to be proved; and unW good
tenson can be shown, such a :e, distant residence,
or vjcknesf, the npplU-ant should appear in pr-r n,in
'addition to their other testimony. All interested
will see the nec?ity tf prcDtin their elaims ikw,
that they may cbfain the beiiofit designed by the
said grant or reservation. JOSEPH L. SilARP,
Commissioner.
Archer, X. T., July 20, 1$."5. no ll:lw.
i"13rownviUa Advertiser, Nebrn?lia City Xcw.,
Council Blu3"i Buk', ac-ISt. liOiiis Republican will
please publish four we-k.i and forward their bills to
this oS'icq for payment.
R.W.FURNAS,
urn ui w tm
INSURANCE AGENT.
AND AGENT FOR
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
EROWNVILLE, N. T. '
rTTiTUT"! TK SVfTIT.
vaai&atuiJrJ mw sj m. m.
Croxicral Land jSwcozit .
AND NOTAltY PUBLIC.
OMAHA CITY, N. T.
CfSce ia State Houa .
TTTILL give particular attention to orders and c ni-.
V V amissions from abroad, and to the supervision of
the tale of lots and Claiuu in Xebraka Territory.
References. ,
IIox. JES3r T). BRtcnT. Washington, D. C.
Jans as Uukks, ew lorit City.
Edwin-Ckoswell, .
Makk W. Izzaud, Guv. of Xohmka. .
T. B. CiMiNo, Sec. ' - ' !
Gseesje, Wears i Ckntox, Council Bluffs. low. -
u
a
D. II. SOLOMON, i
Attorncv ,and Counsellor at ; Law.
' ' ; : GLEN WOOD, IOWA.
Will practice in tho Sixth and Seventh Judiciifl
Districts of Iowa. .
; rorpLirroN & byehs,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
And General Land Agents,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.'
Land. Warrant! Eousht and Sold.
. LAND ENTERED ON TIME. '
SPECIAL attention given to the xcleetion and en
try of Land. for Settlers, and all others desiring
choice locations. .-. ,
Land Claims, Town Lot? and afl kinds of Real Es
tate, bought and sold and investments made for dis
tant Dealers.
c. y. sn'ow, '
SURGEON, PHYSICIAN
And. Accouclxoiir,
LOCKPORT, MO,
OLIVER BEXXET.
P. F1SKE.
. il. GABBIT. - .
'AVCrsTl'3 KNIGHT.
victe ! Brick ! !
WE HAVK now readv for sale 100,009 good mer- 1
chantable Brick. WESTFALL & 31ARLOTT.
browTAUle, Au;ust 2, usoo. vl-n?tf - -
'A. D. JGStJS, .
DEALER IN RExVL ESTATE,
General Laml Aient.
i OMAHA CITY, N. T.
0LIrER BENNETT & CO.,
JIanufactdreri and Whalesale Dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 87 MAIN STItEET,'
(F0R3iZBI.T,X0. 101, COKXER OF MaIX ASdLOCCST.)
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Attorney and Cuunsellor at Iav.'.
1 And Solicitor in Chancery.
SIDNEV,' IOWA.
Will practice ia the Ditrijt Courts of Western
Iowa. , '
KTOSeo at the Court Houie, up Jtairs..
J. HART 6- SON :
saddle immi
Oregon, Ilo'.t Comity, Missouri.
Keep conaiantlv on hand all dcsjrij t on cf Ilarncs,
Saddle?. Bridiesic, A.
X". -B. Every articlti in our hp ia ran nHfa ture.il
by ouxschT5, anl warranted to give r-itufaotion.-