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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1857)
f ! i i I s i: II r i i i ! tl i t-- rTtviS.-Editor. JANUARY 2t, ZToencnl Advertising Agent, in rear fcUdSll Children. Mioe St,rc, f -.V ffpL Cincinnati. ft tl, ,T Co. w York. St .f.S. r ifotntfl, Trey, Ohio. ' ' ' Th IL Dabt. Tippn Ohio. Trirve CowngUm, Ly. - . - - r, rttK. Archer, Nebraska, . - - - - Oregon, Mo - ; ?a White, Nebraska City, N. T. V. Tatk, Linden, Ido, ' -Wot Three Grore, T. ' T. J- ricd Agents to solicit Subscriptions and ArBlI?Btgfor the Advertiser, and recieve and I learn that the Pawnea "oux Indians North cf this f,ro ia a uorii:2' condition. Many person cf tie latter, and n.uch stock of the former, are dying of starvation. The Snow here 13 over two feet deep on an average, and is driftlrg'ar.d charr'rrg ccr.tin ually, so that traveling' in many instance?, is almost impossible. Farther Ncrlh, I an told, the snow i rcvai'.s to a greater cxtett; ;' Kettle ccvrcc ur.trie co mt posses eitracidv '1, nary vciiii, them tu :.d thct ii':ns must bi allowed i iL-eir tmvai, cr tney ivui not oe able to m?j their hades. . Vc are-opposed blUeily to irz.c a prc-a:r.tt.r3 pTococ2;:ig cn the part of Hi Prod ,ler.t cf tli ?. United States, andbelicvoit y.-ould l a r--t.Iy to the interest of the Territory to j-re a p:;Uio 'sale cf our lands for ton yeari to cone. - ... io.;c.:3 r...a u.ciiions " . rcViden fn tbis Territory, coming from rer0' "Y . ,.r States, often ?r.!:ie?t to ns ... norut . r. ... --i.i.ik-.j rrons in tnciroia Eeiiuuiuwjs, n uu ' "Tr.tIcfl become subscriber! if they could see , .LAdvcrtiscr. Wc alws vs send a speci- ifop tn,j persons recicrin;, will consider it a sea0?' 1 income a regular subscriber,. Fo?t- "'i';',ild others feeling sufikicnt interest to make -'""hjcaa retain tbe asual rcr cent for their .flBe- , , , - - - ! JOB ( recent extensive aJJitions of . new L Vru colored Bronze. Cards, Ac, '.T. .v-wi.lvertiser" OHIce. we daira to ) VUG - " ii.t turn nrii ouu nui iu 3ie to i ni : fcv unr olace. . a ae proprietor ueing 'cal printer himself, and havirg in his tn accomplished and experienced Scy Job Trintcr, is determined not to be SZne in ibe execution of Job V ork Cards Cir-one ol XW latest improved Card frieT), Blanks Work in Colors, Bronze ST V will meet with particular atten- ' OrJefs from a distance will be promptly at- toi to, and warranted to give satisfaction cr ;Ia my next I shaH pvc a nutUr cf valua- Let our Latd Oces ' opened jire . all who aro prepared a cLmce to prove r.p ana ester kcjp cff-tfcs e;.?cs as long aa possible; and we bjlieve this course will. bo .advantage ous to" the; settlement and prosperity of Ne braska. But if. the President listens to the readings of jMLand thjjks, , and Ti'astcti the sales, we believe it will be prbducdve of un told injury tor' the pionser, "settler, and to. ths iutnxe gravth cf Nebraska Territory.-: ' Us extr:.:!3 from K "ovemlr " the Lr.r.d c;l:e ia this City. I have been fciud'y tendered the use cf .ctlcial docu ments, by Col. rALK.rn the Iiegi5t: r,' and will endeavor to give valml'3 iLformat'on in which every settler is interested. '.With these facilities what I say will be reliable.' ,i .' By Ur. "S? : V alreaJ Omaha Cut, T.J ! . Jan. 7th, Ibo7. i The Legislatore has just fairly got to work Any amount of notices are given daily of inten tions to introduce bills, and a large number have dr been introduced and passed their lirst . . t.-h : 1 Among vbicu, liius mcorpcrauug the Xemaha Valley Agricultural Society the Uroirnville Lyceum and Library Association the Drownville College Territorial . Boads from Nebraska" City to Brownville from Brovrnvllle to New Ft Kearney Brownville to Archer Brownville to Kansas line in the c-reSion of Marys ville to allow Farmers and others the use for a term' of years of certain Mrtiom of highways for hedging purposes. A Bill has' also been introduced in the Council and passed its first reading providing for the removal of tbe Capitol cf Nebraska from 'Oaiaha Cifr to Douglass, inLancaster county, This will be the leading matter for action at the wefect Session cf the Legislature. The Capitol question being the leading topic for discussion not much else is'goingon.Tbe "Third House," an independent Xegislative .organization, holds its meetings regularly each reu;rg in tbe hall cf the House of Itepre '..sratitives, and is characterized by "fun and ancj.w J. Steeling IIoutox was, at its br- jacizatioa, elected "SpaaUer Governor," and '-cu last evening delivered his "inaugural I need orlv b.iv all admitted it to be an "oi na rroduction." By the way, Morton -de livered a Lecture on Tuesday evening last be. fore the "Omaha Library Association." Every one supposed," especially from' hU subject "bs himself again"; but were very much dis appointed yet highly delighted with his effort. There was just enough "Morton" to spice the Lecture. Instead cf treating the subject in regular "B'hoj" stylo as many are disposed erroneously to interpret the saying "young America," he took up the various improve ments and progress of the age, treating them ia a very happy style in short the speaker "astonished the natives." - January ISth,' '57. ' . To-day both" ITonses adjourned over until Monday. "Little has been done thus far, save the action cf the Legislature relative to re locating of the Capitol. In my last, I informed you the Bill had passed the Council, by a vote of 0 . to 4.; Yesterday, the Bill passed the Ucuse, by a vote f 23 to 12. The Bill will Undoubtedly be vetoed by the Governor. -He could do nothing else under the circumstances. ' A joint Besolution . ha3 passed both Houses, electing IU W. Furnas Territorial Printer, for one year from this day. ' m' . An endless number of Bills have been In troduced chartering Banks, Railroads, Bridges, Ferries, Territorial Boads, Colleges, Salt Com panics, Agricultural Societies, &c., &a, which will be acted upon in' a few days. Those asking for Bank Charters are presenting themselves in a somewhat different shape than those now in existence, viz: a deposit of United States, or ;t'te Stocks, or mortgage on unincumbered teal estate, as security for the final redemption cf Bills. : . ' . '- Oa Tuesday evening last Dr. B. P. Eakkin delivered the fourth Lecture before the Osiaha Library Association subject, "Nauvoo'.The subject wss a novel one for such an occasion and required much tact to steer clear of shoais oa both sides of the channel, yet the Lecturer succeeded admirably. Ue presented a number of new ideas relative to Ibis strange " people worthy of reflection. The Doctor as a lecturer, fails somewhat in his style of delivery; fails in producing that caect upon an audience that his well arranged article is capable of. ' Alto gether, however, the effort was a happy one. Gen. J. M. Thayer delivers the fifth Lec ture on Tuesday evening next. - ;-. The weather hero for a few days past has been the most severe ever known in this country.' A number of persona arc. reported frozen to death. - . ....... fford a bill 'jegnlating ccurty tbadi :!so ' iacoq ::.:tet-wn-cf L,.llna. - - By Mr. HeDocald a bill to fccorporata tjis town cf Salem". -:" -l j ByMr.- Tuctt a-b'H 4? fcccrpcrsJi Cuk Blur! Town and Ferry Company. . - ; By Mr. Clancy a bill regulating . pract.':: m J ustice Courts in civil cases. - -4 - ' ; " - By Mr. Kirkpatriok a bill to revisa f hct 1: : :.tins: a Territorial Road."" W"l;y Mr. Furra? a bill'to" amend tha Char ier cf Prowavill-?..,. , ; . . ii By Mr. Safford a bill authorizing rcligibus Societies t3 e!e:S c2i:crj and hold property -also to charter the Bank of Dahkcta. . . . ; By Mr. McDonald a bill to permanently locate the county ssat of- Richardson county. By lit 1'uett a bill to repeal aa act locat ing tie county seat cf Dahkota V.-jj By dir. Kirkpatnck. a bill to authorizi O. V7. Hunt to erect a mill-dam acrcea "Weeping UEHAim ALI.EY:DAIH(. BROW:;viLLE, N. T. A. IlALLiji, Cashr. . " S. n. Riddle, Tres't. OFFEnir.'C; 1)AYV Sl-wdays and Thursdays. DISCOUNT D.YS, TtesJaysand Friday 3. BANKING HOURS,-from 1st Norember to I t MarvL, 10 A. M., to 3 1. X..; frcn 1st March to 1;; oTCiti' J A. IL, to 3 F. n. Cm 1 M i-. ji'UiUl y ater. MoxTnLTj;?. -The - January numbers of Harper's, Putnam's, Ladies Repository,', and Household Words are to. bo found upon our table, abounding in the usual quantity of in teresting muter. , : ; January number cf, tho "Valljy. Farmer," published at St, Louis,-Mo,, and also the Jan. number cf the Horticulturist," published 'at Philadelphia, have been duly received. Our farmers could not make ' better use cf their money than by remitting immediately the ne cessary subscription for' agricultural journals. Give taenia trial for one year, anylune, and our word for it, you M ill receive the n orth of your money tenfold, in uscfcl and practical know ledge. . ; .-. , . ' . " We have received the January number of tha 'Farm Journal," edited by Messrs. Wells and Spangler, ' and published, at Philadelphia. This ia another one of those ytluabla and in terestin aids to successful farming." . ... ' ' '. F. - - . . i January 10th,. '57 The Bill to re-locate the Capitol cf Nebras- la ha3 passed tbe Council by a vote cf 9 to 4, ' and at the present writing is before the House . oa its Erst reading. In its passage through the Council the Bill was strongly opposed, of course, by the Omaha City Delegation; yet no im proper spirit was manifested by either the Del egation or tho Lobby members. It is to be re 'gr.ted the same cannot be said cf the House. Here is a matter for the citizens of the City of umahato take into serious consideration. The - "Delegations from the various portions cf the . Territory came here as the Representatives of the people claiming, and are justly entittled to. tic right cf expressing their opinions upon the .question cf "removal of the Capitol" or any 1 questions cf general cr local interest, and ade-( malcf that right by any portion cf the Terri . tory, either by words or actions, cannot fail to result ia very great injury, not only to the particular locality from whence it comes, but to the Territory" at large. That a feeling is sibroad that Omaha City iuSuence has hereto fore governed to a great extent at least, Legis lative action, is a fact notorious; and whether manifestations during tbe present Session, are ,2:ot calculated to ttrcngthen that opinion,. is matter which very materially presents itself to very reflecting mind. That such actions are sustained by the masses in this City, I do cot fort moment contend. " But that tlicy exist is &a undeniable fact; and that they have .) euicidal tendency not only throughout Ne bfiika, but abroad must be admitted. " "White CLorjD.CmEr' Mr. SoL Miller proposes to publish a paper bearing the above title, at Whito Cloud,". Doniphan Co., Kansas Territcryi " .We wish - Mr.'; Miller success in this enterprise. ' Debatixq' School.'" We are 'requested to state that the "folio wing subject will be debated to-morrow evening, 30th. Affirmed, "That the Christian religion,; as received and practic ed, has been an injury to tho human family." O. W. Beatto!, in the affirmative, and D. L. McGaet, in the negative. '" 13 CAFIIQL QTJLTIC!T. ' r We have refrained from all manner of con- troversv touching the exciting and momentous subject which forms the caption of this article. There is not, prcbdbly," another paper in the Territory but what has been enlisted in behalf on the one side or the other, and we regret to say that some of our brother "chips" hav been laboring under a perfect monomania up on the subject ; allowing their passions to be lashed in the most unreasonable fury, and giv ing vent to -language that sane men would not think of using.' . , , ,' . ',- "' ... . ' We are happy to state, however, that, we have no startling charges of villainy, perfidy, or corruption to make. This may seem strange as our interest lays SoutV of the Platte; it might be expected of us to Jet loose our artil lery against all who have opposed a removal of the Capitol. - -' ' ' i .' ' It is humiliating and deeply to bo regretted to hear of so many accusations of dishonesty, treachery and corruption .among .those who have been elected to make wise and pure "laws for us r how painful to read that we 'have "an old, imbecile, lot-bcspotted, grandmother to preside over us a3 Chief Executive ; it is awful who ever heard of the like before- shameful for the President of the "United States to so far forget himself a3 to appoint' a man to the office of Governor who could not appreciate tho interest of South Platte, and a few' of the leading characters in and around a "City" not a thousand miles off. - - " . Taking a view of the other side of the question, we find "matters and things" assum-: ing an aspect equally gloomy and corrupt; those who,, a short time since, stood fair and above all suspicions with their constituents are now charged with bargain and sale," of all kinds of base intrigue to retain the Capitol at Omaha in opposition to the wilFcf the major ity; that thousands of dollar have -been freely spent in buying votes, &c., in favor of the "everlasting minority." - , ; . We merely remark for tho benefit and satis faction of our many, interested friends who have not had the pleasure of visiting this part of the Territory recently, that en the 10th and 24th inst., the people of Nemaha approv ed or the votes of W. A. Fisxei and R. W. Fens as upon the "bill for the' re-location of the Capitol" at Douglass Cityr N' T. . . Our citizens, we feel confident nr f. nrJ able to a removal of the seat of Government the features of the present bill, however, ara believed to be unjust, and from thi3 fact meets with opposition. Our friend Fiskey seems to have made a bad impression on the minds f seme of our "twin-sisters," ar d vre very much tear the tie that ha3 so long . bound Nemah and Otoe together is broken.. 'But we 1 'Silveb Heei.s." Special attention called to the "season arrangement" m this new and splendid St. Joseph and Counci Bluffi Packet,: From a personal acquaintance with the owners and officers of this boat, we feel f ally warranted in" recommending 'her to the literal patronage of. shippers,.-and to the traveling public generally. v'Be on. the look out for "Silver Heels," and when she "drops anchor" at our wharf jnay the ."welkin ring" with long may ''Silver Heels" . ride the turbid waves of "Old Muddy" "like a thing of life.' MirxD Citt. Tbis is the name riven to the .Town lately laid off at Jackson's Poin Holt county, Mo. In our opinion, a more ap propriate name could liot have been selected ; as the eye is met in" almost every. direction by the most 'beautifcl and ! Tomantic' "Mounds making it one of the loveliest spots in all upper Missouri. l-'';-'; !) ." i. :;. ' ' ' ' : ; The attention of our Tenders Is directed to a short account of "Mound City" on second page of to-day's paper1 if 8,covtli reading. . r Read 'Notice" in our advertising columns ; muck trouble and litigation may., be thereby avoided. - '' -..y- - ' - By Mr. Bradford a bill providing fr a general Banking System also 'a ;bili ti re move tha county seat of Douglas 'county to Flerence. i :''.' i ?' By lit. Furnas a bill to establishes Terri- cnal Board cf Agriculture. N -1 s, jl : By Mr. Allen a bill to incorporate Loup Fork Bridge Companyalso a bill for the ob servance of the Sabbath and the. protection of religious worship. V " "' - By ' Mr. Clancy a bill to incorporate the City of Covingtoiu ... '' . By Mr. Salisbury a bill to charter Golden Gate Ferry Company. ' - " By Mr. Safford a bill to incorporate JJodge County Lyceum. ,: 'i By Mr. Bradford a bill to incorporate the Minnesota Ferry Company. I BILLS INTRODUCED. . ;t Bill for an act to establish a Territorial Agricultural Soeletv An act to establish a Territorial Road from Bellevue via Iron Bluffs to Fremont An act to locate a .Territorial Road from Bellevue to Elk Horn City An act to incorporate the National Bank at Belle. vue An act to incorporate the L'eau-qui-court Company An act to establish the county of eobraran An act to incorporate tn Land and Lmigration Company An act to tocats a Territorial Road An act to incorporate the Saunleo Land s.na r erry Company- An act to divorce Wm.-Davis and Martha Davis An act. to legalizo the appointment-of Charles Alartuer as tho Assessor of Washington coun tv for the year of 185G An act relative to speeial Copartnership An act to repeiil Sec. 3 of Code of Nebraska Chap. 3 entitled Corpora- nuns au ac; to incorporate tne ixup ora Bridge Compiny An act to incorporate the Oak Bluffs 1 own and Ferry Compauy An act for the encouragement of Hedge Fences in Nebraska An act to incorporate thu Lancas ter Salt Manufactory Company An act for the relief of Experience Estabrook An act to! amend an act to incorporate the Town of Brownville An act to incorporate the Pacific ; Bank of Dahkota An act to inc6rj)orate.the Bank of Columbus An act to amuud an act to exempt the property of married wom$n from execution in certain cases An act to in corporate the Bank of Rock Bluffs An act to charter a Ferry at Rock Bluffs An Ad to'erect the county of Omaha An act to' provide for the payment' of Code . Commissioners and Clerks An act incorpomtlng tho "Nemaha Agricultural Society An act to "establish jhe Clinton Bank An act to incorporato the Bank of De Soto An act to incorporate- the Chester Salt Manufacturing Company An act to es tablish a Territorial Road from Nebraska & Kearney City" landing to Brownyille An act to establish and keep a Ferry- across, tho Platte River, at Cedar Island An act to estab lish tho North line of Washingtch county An act to amend an act entitled in act to au thorize Religious Societies to hold property.- ' TL-3 pullk h hercly notlf cd, tbrt tLo TTcst half of the Is'orthenit qaarter ar l the East half of the Northwest qnartvr of Section number one in Town ship number foarcf K.mga number fifteen East, in Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, forma tho claim cf the nndcr.-iijrnc-J, and that he will proceed, as soon as the Land OJico u opened, to enter the sarae .by f re-emp tion. All; sales cf tourn Lots tiade upon said tract, by any person or persons as part of Nemaha city, will bo held by the uulcrsigned as absolutely VOlJ. A.. JL. civLiJlii.i. Mfoicntule, Jan. 29t!fa, !S57.r - ' . SEASON ARRANGEMENTS! St. Joseph and Council Bluffs Weekly "SILVER HEELS." w TEE new and fast mnnicg pa-isengc - - gtearner "SILVER HEELS', havin been built expressly for the trade, will upon the opening of navigation, make regular weekly trip, between St. Joseph and Council EluTs, connecting with the first St. Louis Packets at St. Joseph. The "Silver Heels," will extend her. trips to bioux City, and intermediate points, onco a month. UONNELL & SAXTONY n33-tf Agents., W. COZZEIJS, Attorney and Counsellor, at Law, " ;'. AND .-'..'' General Land Agent. OMAHA CITY. N. T. ; EEFEItEXCE. - ; . - Gov. Izzard, Omaha; II. P. Bennet, Nebraska City. S. LOCKWOOI. 1857. It. E. POMEEOT. L0CKW00D j POMEROY, "VTholcsale and Retail Dealers in . ' HATS & CAPS, STRAW GOODS. ', '. . ' '. . , Laxd Orrici, Omaha,) 17th December ISio. ) DECLAr.ATIONS for pre-eu:p,'.ir: mn?t hereafter be fled in this o2ce instead of Lein gjnt, a3 heretofore, to tho San-cyor-Ctenmi'a riHce. They will be received at any time, and should be filed a.i soon as possible, as a question l as nri.n.- D'kttkrr the expiration of three mor'J, rj'ter th f.rtvt are made, i not a bar to furt'rr yilinj, I at ccrtii:cat23 cannot be given untd'tc Trai-t V :'. are received. Proprietors cf Torn Sites ?hoc!d f-Io sliw ins the loil tuhdiviiJona c!aiaied, as soon a.? they can do go, to prevent tLcir beL',; '.:d tn hy pre criptors. ' The fee for declaration is one dollar, to bo paid when they ara filed j r.l for proving ap, one dollar, payable when, tho pre-emption is consummated. janS.tf JOHN A. FAIiKEIi, Kcuter. JEFFERSGM T. CASADY, ) MARTIN W. Kir-EV, 1 3X9. I. TEST. 3XS. D. WHITE, . ... Conmil Ulaffs, Iowa. J Nebraska City NT ) CASSADY, TEST, IilDEX. &. CO., -': (Soecesfors to Ridca t White.) LAND AGENTS. NEBRASKA CITY, N. T. ' - TTAYLNG made arranementJ bv which wa will XI receive nocurate copies of all the Townships Cr 1 pmbr5ioil in h Pnfpi rii TwirtiiMi fif Vebraska. we are now prepared to offer our services to the "SQUATTERS OF THE TERRITTORY,' In Filing Declaratory Statements of - Intention to Pre-empt. Securing Pre-emptions, Loc;ttins Land . -- Warrant and - f ENTERING LAND. LAND WARRANTS. BOUGHT & SOLD. Land Entered on Time, &c. ' - Particular attention raid to Buying oni Selling Property on commission: Also, to making Collections and forwa.ding remittances to any part of tho Union. Blanks of ail kinds always on hand. .REFERENCES. " ' - .. Hon. A. A. Bradford, ' Nebraska City. S.F.Xaeollj, . u . u ilessrg. Dolraan & West, '.Ft. Joseph, ITo., Peter A. Keller, - ; . Washington City Thomas Lumpkin, -' 44 . Juno 23, 1858. vl-n4 . ' . : ; '. CHEAT U. S. MAIL1 ROUTE. Frcr. Xannhti Jj-ncy, in Aansas, to trf mouth cf the Kimrvj Liver, . TUTS LTNE makes ons trip per weei, cn?i wajj Etoppir.g at tbe principal tovfns on the Jlisso arf River. Good Hacks all tha way through, end gti horses sad nice youn men for drivers. J. 13. ii W. RENNET, Ccntraeiri. Reel 13, ISiJ. Yln27-ly i ...-i d...J .a.iA. nilll.S INSTITUTION dtej its commencement , X from1 tho 10;i Nov. Owing; t thi nnfi;ni5heI slate of the Ranking House, wo have not thocht j roper to giT9 out any public notice, though prepar ed at all times to redeem our rOpcr in circulation. We now ivo gonsral notice that wa aro soUcitoii-r to accommodate our friends, and w.d loan to one and all eir svd seenrity. V'e wili at all times purchase" E.tstern E.vch.iuje, und are noT ready to make Drafts' on St. Louis, Mo., in sums, to att, in e?trhan-3 for' either Gold or currency. . ALEX. IiALLAM, Cash'r Rrownrille, N. T i)cc. 8, ld55. vln2-jtf OK BRO 1VNVILLE, N. T 3. W. CozzEjr.'t, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. .Bee card in another column. We have on file a number cf valuable lite rary pfoluctions, which ' shall appear in due tune. t 'UEBBASZA UiiGISlATTJRS. i . COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS UP TO. ;V ; . r ' JAN. 15, 1837. ; : -. - . ..' . ."1 NOTICES. ' ' - By Mr.' Kirkpatrick A bill to incorporate Chester bait Company. By Mr. Puett A bill to incorporate Sioux City & South Pass Rail Road Company. Also, Shippers Of American Furs Of VV- land, Collecting and Investing money, Locating every description; for which they ar p 1 ' voc ? uon . -.1. . of intention to I re-empt; and all other matters per- : , pay tUC highest Market price, ; . taining to tho business of a Land Ascnt. nOUNTRY Merchant are invited to examine our " x. w j.xj-i. . V stock of Hats & Cap for the approaching Spring Short Settlement Make. Lon Friends. and Summer trade, which will bo large, fashionable, ir . . and weU seated. In point of Tariety oar stockshall Bubsenbers request all that are indebted to not bo excelled by any Usaso in S t. Louis. ' .em, by note or account, to make payment by Oar prices will be lor, terms accommodating. luo "lut" xeuruarj bwi, naoneoi w urm wiu Call and St ns at our New Store. Second St. start Last at that time for a new and full stock of St. Joseph, Mo. ' S2-m. B"antt vah wiu do waniea 10 pay ior lacm. patronago to this time, and promise to merit a con tinuance ot the same hereafter. : ' : WM. UOCLITZELL & CO. Brownville, Jan. 8th, 1857. BROWNVILLE, N. T. ' The subscribers would inform the cititensof Rrawn .Tille, and surrounding country that their NEW STORE HOUSE Is ct-mrlcti l, and they aro now receivia.j -and epeninj aa extensive etock of NEW GOODS! C03IPRISLNG IN PART, BOOTS AND SHOES, ' - Hardvarcr and Tinware. COOKING AND BOX STOVES, JTTJIIIIITUIIE, J UUll WWII To which tlicy Invito 'tha attention of customer!. " Their Goods arc selected with reference to tha wants of tho town and surrounding coua- -,, try, and will bo sold as .. . Lw as any House above St. Joseph. FLOUR AND CORN MEAL, CONSTANTLY OX HAND. . COME . ONE ! COME ALL H : And cxamlao our Stock fur younalvea - i Re?pKtfully, McAllister, rozrER A CO. Rrowniile, October 2j, 13:5. vjal&tf F. 'DINGS & CO.," - Importers of, and Yfkoleeale Dealers in Fancy; CSoods. Manufacturers of all kinds of Brushes. 30 North Main Street, (Up Stairs,) ST. LOUIS, Mo. .... 33-ly GENTS WANTED to retail articles Sales im men.-e profits largo only $5 required. Ad- A dress, with stamps, J. L. IL, Harmony, R I. To' Mquor .Benlers, Wholesale Grocers; Druggists, -Photo- . v graphcrs, Ambrotypcrs,Pyrotcch-. nists - Glass. Manufacturers, and Artisans in general. - BEST COGNAC OIJ., to produce a high-fLrvortd Brandy with pure f ririts: also, the flavorings for every kind of Liquor, and the essences of Jamaica I And in connection with Da, BcCKrt Alt of Missouri. JOEL II WOOD, 1.1 D., BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, T ESPECTFULLY informs tho citizens of Neman. ,L county, that having permanently located imme diately South of Brownville, and having h.ij consid erable experience in tho treatment oi tne a.seas"3 jncident to the-'West, he Hatters himself that ho ij prepired to treat the same on purely ,. BOTANIC PRINCIPLES, ' l ' i . i BILLS PASRED. ' irv i An ;act relative to Public Printer: an" act to establish theNorth'' line 'of .'.Washington county; ao act to estabhslia l emtonal lioacl from Nebraska. & Kearney Cit f landing to Brownville;: an act to irjcqfpoiato tneiianK of De Soto in .Washington coehty; an act relative to the seat of Governrient; an act to incorporate the Chester Salt Mannfactiiriug Company.;: ' ; ',.' and St. Croix Rum, Holland andEnglish Gin? Apple, Peach-and Cherry Brandy: Monongauela, Uourbon, Irish and Scotch Whisky; Port end Maderia Wines; Coloring for Brandv and Port Wine. Chemicals for all the Arts. Metal?, Huch. as ITatina, Bismuth, Cad- iuiaiii, "Asbcsto, Jilangnncse, Vienna Lime, Gutta Pereha Bottles and Djppers, Cyanide, rottassium Essential Oils: Lenion, iJergamot, Lavender, Cloves, Brownville, Jan. 1,1357." vlnC'Jtf B. rURA3l. . . v S. H. KIDDLE. 23. IL PEC-HAI.I & CO., 7f 1 ANL Juniper, Caraway, Ro9,: Orange, 1 nulla; Insect GENERAL LAND AGE A TS, . COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. powder, and Fly Paper. ..N. B. A Valuable Preparation to give Age and Body to New Whisky, and other Domestic and mported Liquors; it is auo valuable as a clearing of all fluids which are muddy and turgid, and full direc tions for use Eent with every order. I or Sale, on tho most moderate tensw, by Dr. L. FEUCHTWANGER, Chemist and Importer of ail Lssenual U1I3, Drug, tancyUoods, &c. ' . v - - 32-4w . Ii3 Maiden Lane, N. Y. . - - . January 12th, '57. The Capitol question is yet before the House ferit rst reading. Two days having been consumed in tbe use or parlimentary tcchni cahties. Atth's rate the entire Session will be consumed ujkju this ''vexed question" and the . members return home without having accom plished" arrtbing fbr the interests cf their im- mediate censtitaents cr the Territory at large. Tbis is certainly a lamentable state of aCairs Yhat is the best ccurss to pursue unJer the ctrcums'.inccs, is a question every canlid Lcg's Ltar must ecru id -?r. Matters having assumed '.a ihspo ia which fears cf violence arc enter tained, oa tbe assembling cf. the' House this Dorrdrjgtke Govemcr in person delivered a -message in which ho assured the Legislature tbr.t til power at bis command, should be promptly used to subdue "any improper mani- not a 10136 f -. ' 01 a-ybid. I f occ. anils . . , rt .... . UPi-t i-e uovernor wut 1-3 sr.sta:rci m thi r?in by all good citiz-s. cou5- fV. We . know our delegates' to be made 'pure metal" and are able' to. take "care -of themselves, and we'll let 'em ri-j ! : ' LASDSALSS .''''";;. It is thought by a portion 0f our citizens, that the interest of Nebraska requires a speedy disposal cf cur lands at Public Sale. - It can not be denied that there is n certain class of indivi.luals wbc?e salvatior, depends upon the immediate actioa of the President in . for:io the Lb: A misconstruct'on seems to have prevailed resrcclini the design of the. law, kcown as the rre-emplbnLr.w, forgeting it was gotten up to check the g-cat land mau'a of crpitallsts, and to place within tha reach of tho pocr an opportunity to cbtala homex, Now ho w can thcinlesticns'cf thUnbs carried out, if our 1 diroetlon of 2Iarys.vil.e, Bv Mr. Allen A till to erect a new county of Southern Douda3 District: to ba called Omahx . Br Mr; Recves--A bill to locate a Territo rial Itoad from Nebraska City, to Brownville j also a bill to establish a Ferry across PlaUvj-jot : Cedar Island. ' . v '., - By Mr.- Clancy A bill to csh5 h tbe north boundary of Washington-v ! to establish a Bank aK De Sotcv, ' f ' By Mr. Kirkpatrick A bill to- et t aTw county ef a portion cf Clay and Lancaster. ; " By Mr. Bradford A bill to provide fcr de fraying expenses of taking censis. v :.. By Mr. Puett A bill to' establish x Bar k at - Columbus also o .establish a Ferry, at OmadL' T . '-''.. '.' , Vr By Mr. Furnas Dills .'to' incorporato Ne- mana uounty Agncuiturai cwciuiy oiu wu ville College a Territorial Road from Erown ville to Archer Providirs payment for Code Commissions and Clerksto-, locate a" Road from Brownville to Kansas dine in the direc tion of Marysyille. - - -, By Mr. Clancy A bill-, to legalize assess ment cf Washington county.' . - By Mr. Salisbury A bill to establish" a Baak at Fontenclie, Also to incorporate Ne braska, SultLake, and Pacific Mail Stage and Express Company. . : . ..; . . t By Mr. Bradford A bill authorizing Coun ty Commissioners' to license Ferry s." Also a bid tc incorporate N ebraska - Insurance .Com pany. ' j : "'"'' '' ' '-;" ' :. By Mr. Miller A bill to Incorporate Omaha Library Association. , ... . By Mr. Kirkpatrick A bill to charter Rock Blutif 'Bank Also a bill to incorporate Rock Bluff & TaciScIbul Ro xd Co. Also a bill to charter Rock Bluff College. . : ' . .." , . , ' ' t- By Mr. Furnas A bill to incorporate Santee Land and Ferry Coinpunr.' - -" . - By Mr Miller A b'.lfto establish Running Wafer B ink Bank "of St. John Bank of Logan Bank -of. Crochrull Bank of. Omndi Bank of Decatur Hank of Tehama Bank of WnAingtora Bank of General Interest Bank of Territorial Sjcurity Rocky. Moun tain Bank Bank of .Christophus also' a bill relative to Special Copartnerships1 also a bill to assignment of insolvent' debtors. "' By Mr. Reeves a "till to locate a Territorial Road from Nebraska City to Kansas Una . in PRCCXRDENGS OF THE J0XTEI1I EOTJSS, - . Glowinq Jlisa, Hi-u-muc-muc Ter.) '--':" 'i ;," ' Jan. 28th; 1857 V, Persuant to.a call from Governor Chesteb S." Lakgdo of Hi-u-muc-muc; Territory; the 4th House of the Xegislature met this evening. The following members presented, their cre dentials, were qualified and permitted to take their seats :;. .. -vr-. : D. L.' McGakt, St, George county. - v ' . J.lii Colhapp, Puddle County. " -'''. : Dr. A. S. Holliday, Grasshopper county, i C. G. DonsET, Posey county. 7 ;" J. Hi Pool, Sculduggery county. ,,-.., 3vF.: Edwaees, HickoT1 county. , ':, V A. C Edwards, Shakerag'eounfy. j : I. KiBLEn,"Rattlehead county. J. Ii. McKee, Skin-'cm-alb county. ' J. B. Beuger, Buzzard county, ' ,. : On motion of D. L. McGary1, the House went into the election of permanent officers; result as follows.: r- ;" ' ;' '";;"".' " 7 ':-. Dr. A. S. HolLidat, Speaker. i: ': , . G. W.Bsatton, Chief a'k.- - - ' - W-ji.H. Hoover, Second Cl'k..;" ';, . '!;. . W. Ai J. Chastaut, Serg't at Arms. S. ScioiERsJr' Door-Kieper. " , ' Bi:NJ. F.FEnGUSOsr,PagaJ 7 . .''" ''" On motion, the" following committee was ap pointed to draffa'set of - Rules for the govern merit of the" House during the present Session D. L'. McGary, C. Q J Dorsey and J. L. Colhapp. On motion of Mc McGary the House pro ceeded to elect a Public Printer, which resulted in the election of Mr. J. l Colhapp. Oa motion of Mr. Colhapp, the House' then adjourned until Saturday e vening the 31st. ' Attest, G. W.Bhatton, Chief Cl'k. . " 2IERRASSA" LAUD C3TTIC3 IT0TIC3. " Many enquiries having; been made Mwhen tho Land Office will be open for rre-Emption -we hara to state, that our Tract Books were sent from Washington ou'tuB 5ta inst (via St. Louis). As soon as recei red, wewiir give no- 1 tico when Preemptors csp. prove, &c, accom panied with ; extracts from the pre-emption laws, showing what will be required : of. those claiming the benefit of the same. ; ; ; - '- - -: ;- l J. A." Pabkes; Register.' ; 7. '.-.; AI Iw-.GiLLiiosE,' Receiver. 4 Omaha, Nov.-22, lS3(i,; . . CHARLES GK DOESSY, - j;l'17ev7 Hirdraro. Store. - - ' Sijra of the Jlill Saw'. ' ' s J. FLAHERTY," - Importer, "Wholesale and RctaR Dealer ia Arnerican Gcnnan, English & French HARDWARE. AND CUTLERY. . f ' ; ST. J0SET1T, MO. VR Ui A U m . IHifcVl 1 - Arni-fMj TSNOWreceiving and opening the largest and most uwuiu M-rj . .ki.M x varied 1 " AND . .' , . GENERAL LAND AGENT, First Street, (opposite; "Advartljer" cSice,) BROWNVILLE," N. T. RespectfuUy solicits the patronage of the puLlic in ! . . . Uuymg and ocUing , . . CLAIMS, TOWN PROPERTY, . Xiancl vjarranta,: And Filing Declaration of Intention to arsortment of goods in tho abovo line ever ofered in any .market wet of St. Louis; " My stock embraces a full and complete assortmeai of Cabinet and IIouso Builder's Hardware, Mechan ic's tools of every dcHeriptionj direct from the most approved manufacturers; agricultural and horticul tural tools and implements, in great variety, combin ing all the recent and uneful improvements for the saving of a vast amount of labor to the farming com munity, from whom I respectfully request a careful examination of this department of my stock. I am also exclusive agent for the sale of tho celcbraled St. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Cut Saws, which I ill warrant, and 11 nil orders at ihe faetary prices, lso a large assortment of Guns, RiS.es and Pistols, g. &;a.TQDn & co., : 212, XorL First or JUin 'Street, St. XoUtV ; iarOSTZRS AXD MAKCFACTCBES3 OF Fviill Elatcrials TNCLUDING Batch Baiting Clotty -IIU Stews; X'iaws, Screens, Damsels, Ae. Also: POETABLE GEIST IHLLS, Both' Upper and Lower Stona Runners. MACHINE BELTING, Of Stretched Leather isnv . Rubber'- St. Louis, October 1?; It vlalS-ly. IJET7 HAEDW2IEE STOEE. . 0. E. WASHINGTON -Jlcrdicc re, Cutlery and Guns, ' ' ' ; ff est Sidj Main ftreet, ' ' fiU- Joseph, I'lo 9 IS NOViT rc:i!lvln and opening a stock cf ITard waro.ivnd Oatlery ndayttd ta tho wants of Far mers, Ma:hat'4s,aod Merchants, acd having purchaj. ed American j;ood.i froia Manufacturers, and maje permanent- ,rringr.rnccts tvT tho direct imortaticn of all myfoivigTi g-'ods, together with t long experi ence in tho IL-rJwi.ro business, I sLrll oC'er uc!i in ducements to pn'.chasers in this ir.arkct,,ai will ir.sn'ro satisfact'cn.aisd rc"pctf jlly dieif ash;ircof pa'.ro'i- tage froiD tho lection cf country tndioj at St. J J cph. ; . Hints and Himrcon's axes, Anry t 1 0 a 3v hole Anvils, , ' , - C'hie'.s, . U Swlid Box Vifis, ' - -Chains.. ; Spear A Jaekson'i an 1 Rather' ale.s'Fry P.iivt, - ' Acnes Rowlan Vi shovels A ft ndes, Cc (fee Out. wrou-ht and horse yhoo luiila Scivcs. , Cotton and Manilla cord,vg, - "' Curry Combs, - ostenholm.9- pocket knives 4 Kulvei and fork?,-. . ; , Gun?, rilhs, and pi. tols,'. , Shears, scissor and razors, Hammers and Hatchets, -Spear AJaekson'j saws, Braces and Bitts, . - - - : ALSO, . EuUdinSf Hordx7aro and Caip en ters Tools OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.-1 ' .Dcc.l9,18ia. : ' . ' ' : w Also . T. . .. . , , j.. . Iron, Steel, Nails, of the best brand: in a word, , All claimants of lands are advised to file immedi- w ,,,..(.,. h-h. fo.- its oualitT and ately, if they have not already dono so, as the provi- j jcterid to offer such inducements as gions ot the pro-empticn law in that respect are plain m e0mmani a iiber;ri shnre of trade from this and and not to be avoided, and it is impossible to perf sot . j::;- r,nnf. Si'ravrrjnmfnts fur imrwrtin? - 1 Manafaclnrers, pcrieneein tne general 11am- waro trade, enables me; net only to defy all coffipcti- ons 01 xne pro-empucn law in inai respeciarep1ftin -ni e0mmani a liberal shnre of trade 1 ud not to be avoided, and it is impossible to perf sot adj0Qin Connties. htr ai-rnngcments Pro-emption Eight without filing. i ' . " " ,( ; a,enciesfor Amerkaa Hardware Mi Brownville, Jan. 15, 13a7. Tl-nltf ;i together with a long experience in the g House in St. Joseph - J. R JENNINGS, ; T "Wliolosalo G-rooor. AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, " ' Corner Second and Frances Srs. ''. ' ST. JOSEPH, JIO., ! F) ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of Country i L Merchants to his large and varied itock of Gntcerics, which has been increased by late arrival at the lowest rates of freight, and will receive daily additions through the season. Having purchased for cash, he presents more than ordinary inducement to buyers, and will satisfy all tnat favor him wita a call, that he can and will compete with St. Louis prices, lie has in store: . bOO bugs Rio Coffee . 50 loxes starch ' i ' u O Q Java Coffee 70 do lemon syrup 100 chest and hf chests 250 whole and of boxes ; 5- assorted Teas ? candy ISO bbl reboiicd and S 11 SOO doi cans Fieldel- Molasscs ,'.-'.. ... b: A,ted Baltimore oysters 100 half Ills, do - . 100 bbls half and qr bids 50 krs Rclcher'i Syrup . xaackrei - 150 lihds N O Sa.sar 600 doxen 8x10 and 1013 60 bblscmshed .,- " window rash -80 bbls Tar . ' 107) bf bxs ass'd glasf lCOstandsd ' 300 do bed cords SCO bbls A bf blls crack- SO eoilj manilla and jate ers of various krr.ds ; . rope j. . 200 bxs ass'd Tobaeeo ( .40 b'dls wrapping paper 100.000 a33d Cizars ' . 500 Ibis S F and extra ; January 1,1357, vln22tf UUItUAII rOK.YOUStt -A3IEKICA ! I -- t r """" i - ' 1300 sack G A alt -1500 ska Dairy ... 10 bales 4-4 Domestic? 100 do cotton batting -125 dcr da yarn 500 kegs "nails 60 - do S CSola - Hour - " - -1203 qr and half bxs far dines- -80flo3cn zi re washboards 50 nets tubs - - . 75 dozen wooden buckets m'A) bxs star candles iveriatioa td:: - r v;lh an intelligent y.;ct ia from EIackb.rJ H.lls public las is ar s-Tcr? 1 to ba; sold- a: auction before tbe settler hr.s b id time to accurn: -y to th? euteri 1 tne amount n; h:.I? It is CCZZ2lzl thit- tLC32 w: un: L- Bv Mr. Furnas a 'bill tolocataa Territorial Bead to-New Fort 'Enamey also to incorpor ate Brovmville Lvcer.m and Xibrarv Assocla- ;cf .lusui:,n also a bill to encourage tha culuvation 1 r-.-f Lite of llcJge Fcno. Erownvillo Ilarlict. . CARJ-FCXLY ' CORRECTED EACH T7EEK BY hobslitziiil & co. DEALERS IN PEODUCE. ; . - Buowstille, N. T. ' ' t"; (sn Lisa bates.) , . .. -Futb, sack of 100 $........ .$5,Q : Cokn MeaL, ? bushel 8o ; CrtTiv. in tho ear.old 1? bushel 4'!c ; OaT3, Jt bushel, Surzar, "1? & ? V i3 i-- Tea,. .Racok, '.'. .. liams, . . .Shinjllers,--; : Sides, - CnictKsa, doz.," E0G3." do.' Fee?h Brxp, ') Yj f Pc-TAi-ors, J buahel,Qe''' Rmrs. -'i..... .... .... l f - v t ' 40c ?15Ko 4 10c So 9o 2X0 20o G.'t3 . 753 25a - And & general assortment of sundries too numer ous to mention in an advertisement. " His cenoignmenf, 5,000 bbls Kanawha ealt, at St. frfinU rafe. freights ad led. ' ' " Orders aro respectfully solicited and shall receive- prompt attention, ana every euon roaae give en tire satisfaction. , , -, ' :. -January, 1, 1857 ,vlBl5-ly ,r . .'; THE CHEAPEST ' . (Dlotliimg; : Store : :l ? UNDER TUB SUN!!! .. 1 1 uil undersigned would re.'pcetfully inform the JL citizens of Brownville an 1 Kurrounding cunry, that we have opened one of the cheapest and largest stock 'of ...... , .' ,:' ! " - Heady ' Slado : Clotkirig in Nebraska Territory! VTe therefore : respectfully solicit a call and examine onr stock before f urchasing elsewhere, as Wo arc detenninl to nnder-f!l any Clothing Establish raenfc in the Territory. Yfe have now on hand a large assortment of Reay 3fade Clothing; also, Shirts, tuilarj. Cravati, Handker chiefs, Socks, Comforts, Undershirts, Drawers, etc. ail of the best maiity an 1 K(tvt stylo. Ilcase examine our stock and ?ee foryour?plf. - ' - - : SIEGRLit GREEN Ell ACil. Stoks On the Levto near the Hotel. Bi-ownville,-December, 25th, 1S55. vla2r-tf ' T.'U. crxtixo. - ' toirx c, tckk. ; .. CUMING; & TUIIK, ; OMAHA CITY, N. T., WILL attend faithfully acd yroip; ry i nil Laii ns?3 entrusted to them, in tl.o Tcnitorial or Iowa Courts, to the j.'jrihase t lots aad laa-lsca- imes ami pre-cj uon', Cijiwcti'n", iS'j. , Ollice ia the svicoiid ft:rj f-Krry it- Roots new building, nearly cppc.-lt tha Yi'e-icra Exchange Back, I arobani i tret t. . ' Dec. 27, 1513. vla2i;f . . llaneji," - r i Locks,. .." - B..!t, "' 1 I-atchcv ' " Scrcwiy Batt-S, ;4c, Air. WM. EOSSELL." J7 JJL - BROWNVILLE, N. r?w RESPECTFULLY murm3 the full's A that be Is prepared to eerr thcru wiili any- i. Lm thing in his line, at idiort notice, and a. style and quality of w-.r!i ho fcL; c r.Iiliat will please. To his old friend.-- and custorrt'TJ ho uecim it unncccsary to jny a word to othri L tajs oil "try mc." D.fccmber 1.1, 133 vlio-J V. NO BOOKS KEPT!! ALL CASIO!! iV;S.HOLLADAY,: : -VlXOLE3ALE ASD E2TAII, EEAU:?. Ii - : ' jJLt jX tuj. liACtJit'ilJiAlky.J 'llzzxi Street, TJrovTnviHc, IT.' T. " THE under -"ignc 1 rn- -xtfully Vejc li Lifna the pnblic, that Lo L.u n-w on La.i..I it ttrdi;U as)rtincnt cf cvcrythlrj, u.-ital'.y kejt.in L'r-Jg Sr ';, whi.-h ha offer i fa- aU, Cx:lal vjly ou' :'tj;f Syitem of - . . .i- j. CASH AND CASH ONL Y I It will be entirely f ,rei-n to this beautiful sy?tsrh, ta bR.X)k,'' "kwp account;' Mnoti:""scncl,,,.-ii;!,a:.V' or ''rcaiember fur a few d'.ji." Com-j with th ".fpondalicI4"s"L''yiJ u:it anylhin,; ia the Oni lb:ie. ; , , . :.' . ' Prescript! cm Conpearli at all Hcttrs trl'Ji Acoiracy ani Uijat:h. , , , . , Ttoricraber the system I hiivo adVp U', sr.l dt p;K-kctan l your feeling will ne t urT'.-?. Cre-lil will fjiitirffy 3 ,t be given, ar.less art-1 ir clr:uj;i.jtaajej cf peculiar tif-titation. .''.,. July 12, lSi-J.-vi-lf - A. S. nOHADAY.-' :J. U. TAAJTS 'VM. 11. TIIOilPSOlT. TTTmrT)Q;nT r- ( &u'-cv,rj t u arrows it raorxr , v . And Ccmnnssiou McmiimIrN, 173.13, Psarl Str:-., CIn:i.-Jji. . r-TTartl-.-ulaf a'trntion will !, flrr t'r orlcr f.rUroseries, which wiUilwavs Lj c-tr ite.Iatcui-rciil market pj-ices. ; STEAM GRIST MILL, TT7E offer for galo, atWst, on accommodating terms, W Ttrs Steam Ergiaes, One Double fined B-.dler 21ft. long 4Sin. ia diameter, tnd Mwhinery eoui pletefoi ft Steam Flour; nr Mill, .Ail entirely new ma-iufacUired byHo'dabird & Co., Cin. - 3 NUCKOLLS A YrillTE. Rock Tort, Mo., Jan. 10 th, 1S57. Si-6w iroTicr. TAE 'cizer s tf Nemaha county will i .M.-n-.e- ni Hall in tLetcwa of Bn nreot at the j ' n ville, on So - .the 10 th of vinuary,to mlyl gmh mares fcs t'.i?y 80'- I may ftgree apon. to sec or to themelvos i.zi the eitiians of the entile Coadt their te.-f.VmiWt cl:.itru. ,? hen ana mere is u nvpsa .1.1 goo c z ;i,s wJj attend. " " ' " J O A 1 t u J Uliiju a: if 1 ui.i 1 . . C. F. JENNINGS. ?: .CO., '1ri! n, ... . ' ""us twLua, jai-jn Tern STi-CTAL atter.ti.ia irrn warding Guodicf every -J 1 ALSO; - TTill kfn s Lire? 1 1 co"- GROCERIES AND IIARDVAP.Ily ' . LCOT5,' . . HATS, orr. Rcceiin taJ For-.'ti-ia. . . , Ictes-sortr.cali cf I DR Y GOODS, QUEEy'ST.'AilE, : .. SHOES, CAPS.. - .AS clothi:p, ilie Lcu'tit 5, 135':5. ' via i.i-i. a C t Breed . t , TV ; PLATTi3"MOt"TIf,- N.- i'7 I HAS row oa haBd several vanb! ) t.i h li sjid al.;o Tiiabcx and Prafri-j .Clairx-', s'.'.'i La will cl! , clwa ' - - Rcirggrt fr the C.'y rf V, i'iii uta. h jU fuiT.'-h lut-s t tLu-'J wh i-'-i t sj ia the kwa oa cl.esip and :'. -Me ierr:s. .'-' (.:?, with J. II. IVy-vn. .-'. .i. IC A NO I, L, J. . . , N. 1'.. w 1 r-.-r-1 . ' zor.s cf Nem.h tfi.;.' ar d 4 lUli VOlERi'. Cn-3 Flotr j; ii r ? . .-. . j f r c,i bvv S4ls,lS;7.ij Nov.2?,lS3. EUZIZR CO. 1 we have k ir -. fc tr Li?2 0 ? si.- r of LV-'IIJil R, tvhrji'w ; :a tU I f..:,aa: r.;oi t;.,,a a..y 1 :ive r." o." or: th I .'r I All c-rd rj a c. r; our i; a.:,: Rats at:'. X f. v-li d '. 1 r'.v r. 1 s.t the yard, re-"