Nebraska Newspapers

    CHE :. ADVERTISER.
IB. - W. . FURNAS, Editor.;
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY . 5, 1858.
g jj. Takhn, No 63 Fourth treet, between
Jnutand Vin,.Ciclnnati. ' m .
J1 l Pn-TTKXGILL 4 Co. NcwYdTk. '
.V. S. STXR, No, 43 Chestnut street, Saint
3. F. McLrsa, TrcT,T)hio. '
Dr. II. II. Darst, TippccahoefOhip; . . .
S. C. Mckgsr, Covington, Kr.. . -
. D. .KiRX, Archer, Nebraska. .
A. W. Peter,-Oregon, Ma. .
Dillon A Hawk, Uockport, Mo. " -,
aides A White, Nebraska City, NVT; . . . :
Are authorized Agents to. Solicit Sub&npt&ms and
rcrtLsements for the Advertiser, nd redcre and
lept fort monies' thereon. "
Hth our recent additions we now hare e.mojt
nsive Job Office in this Western Country, and
-.remred to execute Job Work .of every descrip
' in the leatest styleand on reasonable term-.--kuUr
attention given to DUat and Card, work:
2r purchased on of Foster's latest Improved
i Orders'- from a distance wilt meet
j prompt attention.
.'THE rOUETH: . .
t he" Fourth of July passed off in the har
t manner. The attendance from our own
1 adjoining jcountiea'of this Territory and
sourl, was targe. Good feeling, sociability
riiony an j a'good time in general,'-' was the
cf of, thi day. The'public etefrises vrert
ijtable indecdl. The vocal music, under the
Wvisio'n 6f Capt. Tstbbub aed Lady, Vas
line as anv-fve ever listened to. Tie De
.ration oT Independence was. read by Mr.
E in a clear, audible and impressive mar
In regard to the Dixseb, all that'is cec
jy for .us' to say, is that' M.JJ cle Bejt
:ite " presided over getting' up. and arrang-theidiblei-
All the? delicacies and sub
.tials of the season, weighed down the tables;
Uo meat, Venison,-Barbaciled Ox, Roast
:ep, Uogs arid Pigs enough to. have fed the
Je Territory. After "doing justice to the
;s,"au hour 'passed Rgreeablyin delivering
imer.la. and -responses., .Toward the de
sof.thadaj tbe company dispersed, all
'.ng that.it was "good to be bre.
be young folks-had been fyr-some days
ing arrangemenis for the Ball of .the sear
and in the evening' the "BeaCty and Gal-
-y"cf our place, Rockport and Nemaha
assembled at M'Phebsox's Hall; a new
commodious buildings rushed through to
pletlon,. Tor ;the .occasion. ' The 4,ddle
ihe bow', entered upon the jSrformahce of
;s devolving upon themix celebrating the
the merry dance, commenced atxfc cOn
?d uptil towards the -"wee "hours, when
. . . - -
paired to the large room below, where .C
iVeeeles' had prepared, a supper. .-Here
another display 61 good things; flnsurpav
y any other supper we everaat down to
know, how the."whnmin folks" -at' the
keje,LIrBie" get up the "good" things to
.The dance "went on" ."until broad
ght" and the '1x)ys went heme with the
in the'.mOrwng." Altogether; it was a
!ong to be remembered in Bronville,
. ' . . ..
pLEsiEisriAi irbmisAnoirs.
be bolting portion of 'the "American Paty
1 nominated N.-'P. Bases, present Speak-
the Heuse.of Representatives, for Presi
, and Gov. Jcassox, if renn'sylyania,
Vice President.." ':,
ie Republican Party have nominated Col.
! C. -Fremont,' fo PridenL . -s,
have, heard nothing. of the Abolition
sntion, but suppose Gabeisos os Gerbitt
2 will W the candidate of hat party.
!th four candidates w the field, the battle
rax hot. We look for a lively contest
edas we 'are independent, and without
we think e can look impartially up
j mtveme'nts'anci-a'ctiens'ef al parties,
?ep our. readers' posted in' the true stata
rs, . . . - :
iiTeey Coke. Since our last issue,
0 families have" taken claims and settled
t county. All wha. come and see this
-y wfth the intention of locking oirthemes,
-e to settle hel-etbe country only .wants
seen "to ' be admired .and iak en posses-
I. - c .
the half starved farmers. Eastj -in the
where -it requires 15 years'' to get '10
i land in .a proper and easy state of cuv
a could but see the "fairest portion of
creation" out he"re,"waitjig only the plow
:nce,' lo .make' H surpass tbel boasted
si Lands,", the entire Territory would
in a few years." Well, they are begin-'
Ini it out.
"E Coal, The workmen in dijifi a
.r Col Thompson, within one square of
street, have come' to a fctrata of a fine
j of Stcne Coal, 12'inches in thickness.
:rson digging the well, is an old "jnincr"
ys that he has no doubt but that 10 feet
r down, Coal can be , found in sufficient
:le to pay. well to work. As we have
d at present for c.oal, only for. jnechani
rposcs, no one has.rjpenediup the coal
ere. There is plenty cf coaT anywhere
ais place, .
rroMAL Laws. We are infotraed that
itorial Printer, H.D. Joexsoj?, placed
inds of the Secretary, on Monday last,
s passed at the last sessidn 'of the e
'.ejnslature. This is rer co'ntracL and
. . . . .
-ell for the energy, promptness 'and
qualities of Mr. Johxsost. Persons
o copies of these "Laws can. procure
making application to the Secretary
3rritory. ..
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TEir. For the" benefit of some of
friends, who think Nebraska ."tob far
M 'tis t great an undertaking to think
sach a journey,'! we niention this: Mr.
nd Lady, Trom Miami County 0.'left
-t 3 o'clock on the afcernoon'cf Mdn
e 23, and took breakfast' in Brown-
day the 23th; making the 'trip in lit-'
c
a received a number of letters lit
-inng algod our .town, counlv, and
'"a w", m-. most insfancejf
a fear they were "imposing upon
re.'' It gives us pleasure to answer
and. we -here publicly enounce
of cur readers in the Statesdesire
, such as' above mentioned; we will
give them a!1 in our power, if they
rj.
'We have received the following private let. I
ter, from Hox. iu D. Kisk, of . Archer,
N. T. Although not intended for publication,
w have taken the liberty of making such dis
position of it; because of the compliment paid
pur paper, and the information relative to crop
tind the county. Ve Lope Mr. Kirk will par
don us, ond'eontihiie hereafter, to keep ua pcsU
ed in regard to "all ffiatteisof interest ia E;ch
ardson county; . ' . .
. AkcifEli, N. T., ')
V -June 28th, 1856A .
. ..B. W. FcBJtAS, Esq: - '
. I see .that you have
honored me by announcing" my name in 'your
paper as ageat. I am, much pleased with! ih$
numbers-1 have received. I think it contains
jfist such' information as we want. I hope yoU
will continue, as you have, begun, to give us the
most inteersting and useful paper in the Terri
tory; .and I will gladly -act as agent to increase
the circulation. it is calculated to promote the
interest of Southern .Nebraska.
'Before yqur first number came to hand, I
did not feel 'disposed to make "much effort, lest
l.'might be de;ieved and held responsible for
misrepresentation; but since I have seen it I
am willing to make an .tCTort to increase. the
circulation of so useful a; paper. ,
I hope you will riot fail -.to send us the pa
per every Saturday, regularly. This week we
have failed to get it, and with some of us there
seems 'to be a vacuum hard to 11. If the pa
per tximes regularly, I thiuk I-can get quite a
number of subscribers. . ,
Crops look well in this county, though the
weather has been quite dry for a few weeks;
but a rice fain has just fallen, which will not
.only revive vegetation, but has already revived
the hearts pf the farm era. . Some beautiful
farms have been opened in Richardson, this
Spring, and manifestation of thrift and in
dustry may be seen -throughout the county
.There is a great deal of good prairie and some
timber lands yet to be taken.iu this, and Paw
nee counties; and since the close of the Land
Offices in. 16 wa, we see travelers here daily,
passing up the country; and I presume they
will continue to come in stiif greater numbers,
where they can" get landand, get it" too, for
$1,25 per acre, instead of, stopping m lowa
and buying lands at second hand ,and double
price; and we wpulday to them, come on all
yethatAvish to settle in a. rich and healthy
country. . -'..
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"Soks Love' To RoAM'-rBefore the second
number vjf our paper was issued, one of those
'singular species of the, human race,' com
monly called "'jour printers," stalked into our
sanctum, uttering the familiar words "how
work?" We were astonished at first, but up
on reflection, thought nothing strange of the
occurrence. ". It is impossible to hide a printing
office from pne of these "tramping jours"
they tbiU find it. Is a few moments conversa
tion, we found the one in question, an old m
quaintance; he having been "roller boy" for
us, when working "jour work,' a number of
years ago, in Cincinnati.' Since that time he
has worked in every State and Territory in the
Onion, and yet "on the move." "Sich is life;"
especially with 'jour printers."
- We have neglected calling" Attention to the
advertisements of Cabet, Jokes & Co., and
Nuckolls & White, of Rockport. Well, we
don't know that it would have been cf much
use, or now is as they are so 'well known, as
I keeping fine 6tocks f fine goods taking pleas
ure in showing them, and giving bargains
We call tte special attention of Farmers and
others who purpose making selections of fruit
trees, to the article on the fourth page, nnder
the head "Fruit and Fruit Trees of the West."
There is- a single article worth your whole year's
svlscriptim. Preserve it for reference.
A "thousand thanks" to Daf.st of the Ad
miral for St. Louis papers, of June 26th.' Our
mails have bean unusually deficient this week,
and .we had almost despaired having any news
for this number. '." . .
BaBiasrED. We learn. from the St. Louis
Republican, that Gov. Shaxnos has'resigned
his position ai Territorial Governor of Kansas.
Resignation took. effect, July 1st. What now?
Kebbaska Wheat. We. Febousoj has
handed. U3 a handful of .wheat heads taken
promiscuously from his field, which measured
f inches in' length, and contains 112 grains to
the' head. Beat this who can.
m m .
Seethe advertiseffient of DilLos & Hawk,
and Hawk: & Dillon; m another column. It
'would ''take your eye," to just "peep in" at
their Rockport stock; and they do say that
Hawk' & Dillojt, at Jlemmes Landing, keep
the largest assortment of goods above St. Louisi
Don't take our word; or that 6f others, "but go
andiee. ' ' .
V -
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'Mb." Srout's Mail and Express Line, runs
between this place" and Rockport, every Wed
nesday. and Sunday. - ' '
. We announced last week the result tHhe
"County Seat Vote," in Achison county Mo.
ihe Lourt have ordered the removal of the
Records, Books and Papers trom. Lindep to'
Rockport, end it has "accordingly beea to
done.". ' .
'" ., .
We have had' several fine, "soaking fains.'
the past week, which has- caused vegetation.
and the farmers', faces to look bright !and
cheerful again. .
Thanks to Mrs. Wheeleb, for that dish of
Jce Cream. 'Twas fine put us in mind of
other days.' - Had but one objection to H-tcxr
cold cold as ice. ... ,
Judge Benedict, has taken the "Nebraska
House," formerly kept by Mr. jEdwards,' in
this place. We bespeak for this House a lib
eral patronage. m . '
. If yotl ttlustle in a printing 'office,
and the compositors tell you tof Trhistle
louder, don't you do it. ...
" " o ;
T"hel3oston Traveller state? that tne
original Fillmore '-men in Massachu
setts, 'are now. generally in favor of his
withdrawal, and the union of all the
elements of opposition to the-A'dmin-istration.-
. . . -
Tfce trial of Mr. Kendall, late Post
master "at New Orleans, flrs' termi
nated on the 24th ult., by a verdict of
acquittal. He was charged with open
ing letters and abstracting money there
from: '
of
Mrs-Timothy Daly,' of Pittslield, has
just given birth to 3 children, weighing
25 J pounds, marking four children with
in eighteen months " We trust that
Mr. Timothy Daley is a gentleman
wltH a; liberal income!
of
Ji G; Bushey and his little' stjh; of
Fairland, Shelby county, Ind., were
fatally poisoned last week,'by . eating
wild parsnips, which they supposed to
be Spikenard." '. . . ' ; . .
. HASOUC NOTICE.
The Brethren of Brown ville and vicinity,
ere respectfully iinvite'd, to participate in-the
procession, public enstallation &c at Rockport
on Saturday -July ,12th. ;
By order or the Lodge.
. W. JI, DUHBAR, Sey; .'
Rockpbtt, July 5, 1856.
HAKRIZD.
On Sandav, 22d inst- bv JcDGfi Benkdict. Mr.
HdoiI Baker and Miss Mart Billows, all of Brown
ville. - ....
Nebraska House.
"front Street, sear Steamboat Landing,
' BUOWNVILLE, NTV ".
A. Jk BENEDICT,
ANNOUNCES to the public that he has taken the
above House, formerly kept by T. H. Edwards,
in Brownville, N. and is no.w prepared to accomo
date all who may favor him ith their patronage.
A new addition has been built to the house,' and ad
ditions made of Furniture and Bedding, and all ar
rangements jnow are such as to render this House
equal to any ic the Territory.
Brownville, July 3, 1855. vl-n5tf
. 1L0OK OUT: .
A LL persons are hereby forwarned from bhyins
ii. the South West fourth of Section 25, Township
o. ortn Kange 10, bast of the sixtn rnncipal Men
diao, in Nemaha county, N. T now occupied by
Thos. Kcddy; as I have a right, to said claim that is
indisputable. ' . B; B. THOMPSON.-
BrownTille, July 5th, 1856 vl-n5tf
. VT. YY. XVlVLt AMS,
W HOLES LK AKD BKTAIL DEALER, tit
STOVES & TINWARE
. Oregoni SWIo ' -fflAEES
pleasure in announcing the citizens of Or-
1 gon and the publioin general, that he has on
hand the most extensive stock of. stoves and Tin
wars, ever offered in this market; My. stock of Tin
ware u ef my own manufacture, and is for sale at
V holesale and Ketall at at. Louis prices.
I would call particular attention to my stock of
tUUKDU blUV be, comprising the most improved
patterns both Air-Tight and Premium.. Among them
may be found Filly's Charter Oak, the best stove how
in use; the Asiatic Air-light, rioneer and prize Pre
mium. Also - - .--- --..
Parlor & Box Stoves
Of various Siies and Patterns, which 1 will .
SELL LOWER THIN ANY HOUSE IN TOWN
Particular attention paid to makinz and trattin?
up Tin Gutters, in the town and country. .Also, re
pairing done on short notice and on reasonable term .
Old Copper, Brail and Pewter taken in exchange
ior wora or ware. . vv. v. vvii.LJAJls.
vl-n5 . Oregon, Mo., July 5, 1856.'
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS Worth c( Goods
at a small advance oa cost and carriage by
rxr eta tta wii.
AKD
- llxulJlt LAJIUlJiG, HQ, ,
WE HAVE in store, and are receiving per Steam
ers Hannibal, Warner, Edinburgh and Omaha
'ge ana
Dry Goods, ? '
BonneUj . ' -
Medicines,
; . Drugs, . .
Furniture, .
. Tinware,
. Saddlery,
" Grocerie?,
Clothing,
. Hardware,
.. . Queensware,
Boots & Shoes, '
. . Hats l Caps,
: Cutlery, -Paints,
Doors,
Oils,
Castings
. bash, Auili,
. ' Irpn
CARPENTERS A BLAC'CSMITHS' TOOLS AC.
AH of which we offbr at very low prices for Cash 'or
Jonntry f roduce. , .
N0.ETJKB7G! "WewiUieU atEOilE PRICE 11
. . - DILLON A HAWK.
P. S. Ladies, if yon haven't got a fine Silk Dress,
Shawl or Bonnet, -don't blame Dillon & Hawk, for
we certainly have the best assortment of Fancy Dross
Goods ever offered in this .market.' No trouble to
shew Uoods. , vl-n5. . D. H.
Great Inducement
THOSE wishing to purchase LOTS in the Town of
Brownville would do well to give as a call, as, we
have 50 Lots which will be sold very cheap for cash,
Also, a Lots In UMA11A U1T i , for sale. Enquire
or . . . a. U. k J. IJ. . THUAirSON.
Brow'nville,N.T.June2S,1356. . ' .itf
GEO. C. FERGUSON.'.
MILLWRIGHT AND ENGINEER
brownville; n. t ..
A NNOUNCES to the public, that he is prepared
IX to erect Steam Saw afid Merchant Mill) at short
notice and reasonable terms. ,
.ALL WORK WARRANTED. ... '
He is also Agent for . ,.' . ,
A. B. IIOLLIBIItp CO'Sf
Western FoundrF
CINCINNATI, O., .
LEE 4 LEAVITT'S" '. .
Saw Manufactory,
x ' .." CINCINNATI, 0., .
And is prepared to receive and fill orders for any ma
chinery manufactured or kept on hand, by these es-
tatmsamenu. - . .
Letters of eaquiry, promptly answered.
. KEFFERENCES.'
Noel, Lake & Co.,. Brownville, N.-T. Steam Mill
uckoll8 A White, Kockport, Mo. , "
James Lowe, Linden, . ..-
vln31y. . Brownville, Jane 21, 1856;
ST, JOSEPH
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
CORNER- Second and Edmond, (irpposite Market
Square) have on hand and finishing, a fine lot of
the latest and best styles of (Joaches, llockawars, Ba
rouches, Buggies and Hacks, and will Bell AS lew as
can bo had in St Louis, or elsewhere, and the work
warranted to be made of the best material.. My tim
ber I ship from the east, therefore I da rrt? hesiate
in sayicg it is the best. Persons wishing to purchase
a carnage of any Eind.'will do well to give mo a call
as I will satisfy them that they can do fs Well with
meafaa Where else; prden if or any kiitJ of carriage
promptly attended. " Repairing done ol! short notice,
and satisfactorily. Mr. C. GcVx is authorised' to sell
work and receive orders for me is Council Bluffs.
St. Joseph, June 14, '56. 2-tf A. DOLPH."
Sale of Town Lots,
TV Ti T? A W WTT T P. V - T-
rpHE .undersized will'offerfor sale to the highest
a oiaaer, on J uiy 4tn, icjo, me iouowurg lown
uoumiaeinwiiot urownvuie, is. i. ,
Lot. Block. Lot. Block Lot Block.
II ' 1 15' 34 14 53
- 12 2- HI 36 3 60
. - 2 4.' 10 . 36 16 61
8 11 12 33 11 . 6t
. IS . 13 7 4 5 . 68.
, 11 22 5 43 5 69
. 5 23 3- 45 14 ' 72
. v 27 ' 5 4t 15 74
.10 28 . U 43 14 76 .
2 32 7 50 13 78 -'
. 12 33 4 57 7 80
divided half of Block 68-
sun
TERMS One third in hand, ofle tbira1 in three
months, and one thiAf in six months. with Bond and
owuniy. -. .-. JOLLM.WOOD,
June 11th, 1855. - 2-it
Of trery derription for ealt at this odes.
KniGiCEOCICEFl t.lAGAZKIE,
. EDITED BY-LOUIS GAYXOK CLAEK.
-'. 1 . mmmmm v
Th rinmbpr fnr Jnnnni-r lR?lft TsfttMnn Vnitw-
Seventh Volusck of the Knickerbocker Maqazike.
Since the price of subscrition has been reduced
from Five to Teeib Dollars a year, the circulation
m .a .
me UlNicxebbocxes has been incrcasea raore thaa
five
to one. in many places, ten are sola where was
one before, andthrons-h the vear cast it ha been
but
steadily increasing. It is now offered as cheap as
any
y or tne Juagasines, all things considered. : Instead
making new and prodigious promisee, we submit a
w extracts from notices of late numbers, which wa
few
to
ight extend to a number of pages.
OPINIONS OP THE PRESS. '
Those who are familiar with the Editor's monthly
'Gossip" with his readers, have doubtless, with our
selves, admired the perennial source of its pleasant
wit and joyfolnoss. In this number "The Gossip"
holds on its way, like some fair rivulet glancing and
dancing in the sunshine of a May morning. We used
to wonder how Mi. Clark held out, expecting he would
certainly "snow brown" in the coming cumber; but
this number gives no sign of exhaustion. National
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possessing Within himself every variety of fresh,
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vance. ' ' - -
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Life of Josephine, by Headly, $1,25
Life. of Lafayette, " " $l25
Life of Napoleon. - .--. ' . $15
Wild Scenes of a Hunter's Life, ' $1,00
Life of Mary and Martha Washington! $1,00
Odd Fellows Amulet, $1.00
Any person wishing any of the above books, oan
have them sent by mail, free of postage. on receipt
oi me auove recau price.
. vl-n4 C, L. DERBY & CQ, New York.
Virginia Hotel.
ST. LOUIS, MO;
TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC,
THIS new and extensive Hotel, located 6n the cor
ner of .Main and Griien strmpta in t.li if-r nf Kf.
Louis, continues in successful- operation, under the
rropnetorsnip oi J. li. bPAEB and his able assis
tanti. '. .
For Ihe information of strangers, we would stae
that th: in tha mnst iTfiniv TTnfjiT in him Pit-w
fronting on Main, Green and Secondsts., and aviug
a .nik..l . e ton e . v:.l . cr. J.- 3 m.
tilation durin? the summer month n. thn rnnm hp'nrf
well arranged to' insure that end; and is onk squar!
only irom tne Jtauroaa racket Landing, and directly
opposite the Railroad Ferry. There is attached to
the Hotel, an extensive shaving Saloon, with Baths
and the Proprietor has fitted op. , , - , .
Bathing Rooms for the Ladies;
Which they may enjoy free of Charge.
The Public- are respectfully invited to call, the
rropnetor pieaging ior ms nouse, every comfort us
ually found in first claas Hotels. Menls furnished to
suit Railroad time. ' Charges $2,00 per day.
vl:n4 . H. SPARR.
it tv'. fcll)E.- - J. D. WIJITE.
. RIDEN & WHITE,
. . ' ....
General ILaiui Agents
. .NEBRASKA- CITY, N. T.
T TAVING made arrangements by which, we will
J.JL i-ecfivo accurate ccpies f all the Townships
emoraeea m tne eastern portion ol Nebraska, we
are now prepared to oner our services to ttre
-SQUATTERS OI THE TERRITORY,"
In Filing Declaratory Statements of
Intention to Pre-empt. See-dring '
Pre-emption, Lrcatin?Land,
Warrants and
ENTERING LAND.
LAND WARRANTS BOfttTHT & SOLD.
Land Entered on Time, &c, Ac.
Particulrr attention paid, to Buying and Selling
rroperty on commissionr Also, to making Collections
J r j: :i a i . r .1. . rr -
uuu lurnsruiuj remuuinces 10 any par.-i iub union
Blanks of all kinds always on hand-. - -
. ' . '.:.. RIDEN A WHITE.
' , REFFERENCES.
Messrs.. Po-prJeton A Byres. Omaha City.
Hon. A.-A. Bradford,
S. F. Nuc. .olb, r ,.
Messrs..Dolmaa.& Wes ;
Teter A. Keller,
Thomas Lnmkin,
Jrrcs 28, 185?. v1-b4 . . . : ,
Nebraska Oity4
u u
St. Joseph, Mo., ;
Waah'ington City
A. ITJED, r - G. L. -ETGHE3, . J. J. KTJDD,
H. T. 1TCDD, - ; - . 8. O. GSUE3.
MUDD & HUGHES.
PRODUCE $ COMMISSION
No. 33 Leveo and 66 Commercial Street
' ;. i ST. LOUIS, Ma ..... .
Improved Little Giant
CORN & COB PLANTATION HLL
HPxrloo HocIuoocL
rnHE subscriber hns purchased exclusive right of
X. Territory in tbo T,T est, of the above celebrated
Mills, and is prep&rcd to furnish them at all times,
either wholesale or retail, and guaranteed in the most
positive manner. v- '
It is now more th n a year since the
"liitKie Giant"
Was introduced to the public, during which time, it
has been Constantly growing in the popular favor.
The improvements recently effected and patented,
makes it the most perfect machine ever offered lot
general farm ude. It is furnished ready for attaching
team, and weighs as follows: No. 1, 225 No. 2, 330,
No. 3, 400, No. 4, 500 pounds. . Twenty minutes are
sufficient to set one up, without mechanical aid, and
wnen once adjusted, it can with safety be entrusted
to a boy. Full directions accompany each Mill. .
XI" UTS. Tl GZZ 3332 3
No 1, $25, will grind 8 bu meal per hour with 1 horse
No2 40, M u 10 u 44 M . 1
No3 50, - 15 ' 1
No 4 60, " 20 . K 2 '
J57 Liberal discount to dealers.
JAMES Bi CHADWICK;
' No. 63 Locust Street, bet. 2d and 3d
June 28, 1856. vl-n4 St. Louis, Mo. .
' L, FORSYTH & CO. .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Freight Agents,
OF. THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO SAlLROAD.
No. 3, Olive Street, St. Louis, Ma
Wholesale Paper Warehouse.
BItADXEIt, WARREN & CO.,
WHOLESALE Dealers in Papers of every des
cription: Printing,
Book Paper,
Wrapping,
Manilas,
Folio Post,
Flat Cap,
Foolscap.
Letter. A Note,
Colored Papers,
Medium A Demy's, .
of the very best Eastern - and Western Manufacture,
and for sale at very low prices.
LS? Cash for Kags and Kope, .
. .-. . BRADNER, WARREN & CO.,
No. 12, La Salle streer.
Chicagoj June. 28th. 1856. vl-n4
X0TOI3OCJtTXfi
OF THE. s
Pablished weekly at Brownville,
Nemaha County, N. T. "
Its columns will be devoted to the interests of the
Territory in general, and particularly to the. town
from which it hails.' Being a' free, independent
sheet a redressor of grievances an enemy of pub
lic evils, and a promulgator of public interests, it
will be ihe receptacle of respectable and well written
communications on all subjects of general interest.
It will be printed on a mammoth double medium
sheet, of good aabstantial white paper, makingit al
together the largest sheet in the Territory the ma
terial being new, it will hold a front rank among
the papers of the Territory in mechanical appear
ance, and will not be surpassed by any journal in the
States, of , equal siae.' . . ' - -
Tlie News Department.
hi thia branch, no pains will be spared in selecting
such intelligence, as will be of the greatest interest
to the location in wmch it circulates, and every en
deavor mode to insert matters -of the very latest
date, up to the hour of going to press. It will al
ways have tontnbutors residing at the capital, who
are interested and - influential, and this will enable
us to give the very latest news from that quarter.
To the Ladies. '
. It shall always be our aim to get np a paper which
will amuse, interest and instruct the fairer portion
of our readers. Having, tad advantage of retaining
a corps of fair contributors to a well established lit
erary sheet, we shaft" be able to maka this depart
ment of our paper highly interesting.
fhe Farmers '
Will always find their column filled with matter of
deep and vital interest to their calling. Only such
articles will be. ins'effed in this department as shall
be of direct interest,, to this poftion of out readers.
We have always looked upon the Fanners as the
most beneficial to community at large, an3 anything
we can do which will tend to enhance their interests,
ennoble their calling, increase the value of their
property, will be done with pleasure, in hopes of see
ing them take their stand where they properly be
long, in tne iront rans ci intelligent alliens.
Local Department.
As one of the principal-objects in starting this pa
per, is to establish the character of the youthful and
growing town hi which it is published, we shall en
deavor, by all means, to assist in giving correct infor
mation in regard to its facilities, its causes of pros
perity and its business interests, and shall take par
Ucular pains to keep our readers notified of what M
transpiring in our midst. ' .
- Reader, will yen aid ns in. this enterprise? -No ex
ertions on bur part, will be spared, to make the "Ad
vertiser" all that itainost ardent friends may desire.
Our pastexperience will be used to increase rather
than diminish tha interest that is awakened in its'
favor, and it is only necessary to secure the influence
in its behalf, of those interested in its prosperity and
in the future welfare cf the Territory, to place it On
a sure and lasting foundation.
Notwithstanding the great price of materia, and
the present high rates of living, we will publish the
'Advertiser" at the low rate of $2,00 per annum' in
advance. All letters should be addressed to us at
Brownville, Nemaha, county, Nebraska Territory. .
. K. W. FURNASj Publisher.
Brownville, N. T. June T, 1855. . "'
LITTELLS' LIVING AGE
Extract of Letter? from Judge iio'fy, Chancellor
. Kent, ana Prttydent Aiam.
Cambridge,' .4jn'" 7, 1844.
I have' read the- rospecfus with the greatest pleas
ure; -and entirely approve, the ' plan. If it can only
obtain the public" patronage' long enough, and 'large
enough, and seeurely enough, to altan its true ends,
it will contribute in a'n eminent degree to givo a
healthy tone, not only to our literature bnt to public
opinion It will enable ns to possess, in' a moderate
compasJ, -a 'select library of the-best productions of
.the age. It will do more :' it will redeem our period
ical literature from1 the reproach of being devoted to
right, and superficial readings to transitory specula
tions, to siekly and ephemeral sentimentalities, -and
false and extravagant sketches of life and character.
. JOSEPH STORY.
. Nrr Yoax, 7th, 1844.
1 approve very.mach of the plan of the "Living
Age :". and if it be conducted with tha intelligence,
spirit and 'taste, that the prospectus indicates, (of
which I have no reason to doubt) it will be one of
the most instructive and popular jperiodicals of the
day. ' - JAMES KENT. .
" " Washtngto', 27ih 2?eeV181L
Of .'all tha. Periodical Journals devoted to litera
ture and science which abound in Europe, and in this
country, this appeared to me the-most useful. . It con
tains indeed the exposition only of the current liter
ature of the English language; this, by its immense
extent and comprehension, includes a portrature of
the human mind in the utmosf expansion of the pres
ent age. J. Q. ADAMA
This work is made np of the elaborate and'sta'tclv
essays of the Edinburg, 'Quarterly,' and other Re
views; and" 'Blackwood's' noble criticisms on Poetry,
his keen political Commentaries, highly wrought
Tales, and vivid descriptions, of rural and mountain
Scenery; and the contributions to Literature, Histo
ry, and Common Life, by the sagacious 'Spectator,'
the sparkling 'Examiner,' the judicious 'Athenjeum,'
the busy and industrious 'Literary Gazette,' the fen
. sible and comprehensive 'Britannia,' the sober and
respectable 'Christian Observer,-' these are intermix
ed, with the Military and Naval reminiscences of the"
'United Service,' and with the best articles of the
sider it beneath our dignity to borrow wit and wis
dom f'om 'Punch;' and when we think it good enough,
make nse of the thunder of The Times.'. "We shall
increase our variety by importations from the Conti
nent of Europe, and from the new growth of the
British Colonies.
Published every Saturday, Price 12- Cents a
number, of Six Dollars per year in advance. Sjext
iuke GP Postage.
Tb SECOND SERIES began with April, 1853.
It makes four larg?Tolums a yean
Complete Sets of the FIRST SERIES', in thirty
six volumes, handsomely bound, pocked! in neat boxes
and delivered in all the principal Citiesfree of ex
pense of freight, are for sale at seventy -two dollars.
Any volume may be had seperatelv, at two dollars,
bound, or a dollar and a half in numbers.'
Any Number may be hod for twelve and' a half
cents, and it may be worth while for subscribers or
purchasers to complete any broken volume, Jhey may
have. Cdi tbua greatly enhance their value. ,
-; - - LITTLE, SO & CO., Bcstea.
'Dublin University,' 'ew Monthly 'Frasers,' Tails,'
'Aiftsworth's,' 'Hood's' and 'Sporting Magazine's, and
of 'Chamber's' admirable Journal.' We do not con
A. CF0I, . . . L.&.IOTEX.
rORD & EOWEX,
Attorneys and . Counsellors at Law:
COUNCIL ELTJFFS, IOWA.
OOcc at the corner of Eroadway and Madison
streets, rp stairs.
JOSEPH MURrilY,
Attorney and Counsellor at ; taw:
And Solicitor In Chancery.
Sxdxet, J'etuont County,. Iowa.
CfSce in the Court House, np stairs.'
Im EINGEN FULTElti
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SIDNEY, IOWA.
Will practice in the 6th and 7th Judicial Districts
of 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.
SJ" Office at the Court House,- up stairs,
J. II. .BROW!f,
Attorney and -: Counsellor at Law.
PLATTSMOUTH, N. T. l '.
WILL 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 dispatch.
D. II. SOLOJION,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
GLENWOODVIOV7A.
Will practice .in the Sixth and Seventh Judicial
Districts of Iowa;
a. rorrLKtox. . wjf. . btses.
POPPLETON 9c DYERS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
. And General Land Agents, - .
OMAHA, NEBRASKA;
Land Warranta EotrgHt and Sold
LAND ENTERED ON TIME.
SPECIAL attention' given to the selection and en
try of Lands for Settlers,' and all others desiring
Choice locations. -
. Land Claims, Town Lot) and all kinds of Real Es
tate; bought and sold an'i investments tnada for dis
tant Dealer!.
GIBBS & 2IASON,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
And General Land Agents, .
NEBRASKA CITY, N. T. ; ,
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, collec
tions, investing money, locating and selling
land warrants, and all other business pertaining to
their profession, in Nebraska Territory and Western
Iowa.
CHARLES B.. SMITH,
- AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
. OMAHA CITY, N. T.
' CSce. in State Hons?.
TTTILLgive particular attention to orders and. com
V V missions from abroad, and to the supervision of
the sale of lots and Claims in Nebraska Territory.
- References. ' .
Hok. Jisai D. BitiGnt. - Washingtos D. C.
u John Van Bcrex, New York City.
; " Enwrs Croswkxl, " . - " -"
Mark W. Izzard, Gov. of Nebraska.
M T.B.Cohno, Sec, .
Greene, Wx arc A Bentox, Council Bluffs. Iowa.
JACOB S AFFORD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
GENERAL INSURANCE AND LAND AGENT.
And Notary Public.
Nebraska City, Nebraska Territory.
WILL attend promptly to all buisness entnsted
to-his care, in Nebraska Territory and West
ern Iowa. ',-'".
H. d. johnsojt. j. p. CASSAbr. j. d. tk3t. .
JOHNSON, CASSADY ATTEST,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
And General Land Agents;
. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.-
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, In
( vesting Money; Locating and selling Land
Warrants, and all other business pertaining to their
profession; id Western Iowa and Nebraska.
-A. P. JONES, '
DEALER IN - REAL ESTATE,
. General Land Agent'.
fc OMAHA CITY, ' N. .T.
: m U. A. TERRY & CO.
-WHOLESALE AND BET AIL DEALERS IX
GARDEN , & FLOWER . SEEDS,
FRUITS and Shrubs, Grape and Cranberry vines,
Grass, Clover seeds, Bird seed3 of all kinds, Agri
cultural and Horticultural books, Implements, Ac.
Agents fpr all the best Rural Publications in the
United States. ' -
- Store next'door to PostoEce, Council Blnffs, Iowa.
Wholesale and" Retail Commission
' House, Omaha and Fontenellc.
. TttOMAS GIBSON,
IS now receiving for, sale, a large assortment of the
latest styles of BEDSTEADS, do.
Also Loayitts' Corn Mills, adapted for grinding
meal or horse feel with.two horses.
. Also, a large lot of Half -bushel Measures, stamped.
Merchants supplied on wholesale terms.
GLENWOOD HOUSE.
THE undersigned having sgain taken this well
known House, has fitted it up with entirely new
and complete Furniture, and hopes by strict atten
tion to business, to m rit a liberal share of public
a. tt m i . . . - . .
pau-onage. uis xaoie wui at ail times be 1 urn i; bed
with tho beat the markei affords. His large and oam
modious stables will . at. all times be supplied with
grain and,' attended by careful ostlers.'. In short Jes
se claims "to be himself .again' and will at all tines,
be glad to see his old friends.
Glenwood, May 14, 1853. JESSE PAINTER.
CGILYIE HOUSE.
By USHER & THAYER,
CORNER of Water Stf'eeJ and Iowa Avenue,' near
the Steamboat Landing, - .
MUSCATLNE, IOWA.'
Gzxeral Stage Office. Baggage taken to and
from Steamboats, free of chargo.
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 wanti of his guo3ts, to merit a liberal share of
public favor, confidence nd patrpnage. . JJis table
will be spread wita the best the mafk&t affords, and
do pains will be spared to make his guests ajgreeably
at home, and comfortable. G. A. ROBINSON.
Council Bluffs, May 14, 1858.
FOIITEITNLLB HOUSE.
"WM. II. DAVIS, Proprietor.
WOULD respectfully inform the Traveling
Public, that he is now prepared to accommo
date any quantity of travelers and boarders and will
be found ready at all honr3 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 n; makirfg th Fonteqelle House a
home fof all who may favor him with a vkit.
Fontenelle, N. T'May 14, 1358.
iVcnty Laborers Wanted!!
TWENTY LABORERS; who can handle
th spade, are wanted immediately at
Brownville, ffebraska Territory.
.Liberal wagesVill be'giyen by the subscriber,
'--'.- . J. DN. THOMPSON.
GARRISON,
Meal Estate Agent
PLATTSMOtJTH', N. T.
HAS now on hand several valuobie town lots and
also Timber and Prairie Claim, which he will
sellcheapl . -, . ; .
Being agent for the City of Plattsmonth, he will
furnish lots to those who wish to settle in the town1
cn cheap and reasonable terma. . .. '
Oe with J. H. Ei 6n, Eyj, '
BOOK STORE!- :
JUST OPXD AT THS HEAD OF ROADWAY, - t '
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IO.MA.
WHERE may be found a large assortment
of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, an-l ,
everything in their line, consiiticj in part, as ful
lowa: . i . , , .
Histories and Biographies,
Narratives and Travels, ' ,. '
' , School Books, , '
. Misscellaneous Works, , . ' "
Lives of Eminent Persons, , -
Agricultural Works, -
Standard Poetical Works, , " -j
Religious Works, - '
- Song Books, .';.
Bibles and Ilymn Bocks, t ,
Novels and Light Bcadic j," . .
Pictorial Works, .
Blank Books,' ., . ' . . .
Taper, Pens and Ink, '
Cars tad Gift Books,
Toysand Fancy Primers, .,. ,
PorUclios and Albctcs, :
And a thousand other ossfal and necessary articles
in the line. . ,
Also, red, black and blue INKS,' of our own man- .
nfocture, Wholesale and Retail as cheap as can be -.
had in- St. Louis, and warranted of the best quality,
put op in quart, pint and half-pint bottles; also, in .
four and two ounce bottles. . .
Professional men wishing a bill of - , '
M OK DBMS, .
Can be supplied here at 20 per . cent above pub-'
lishers prices, we paying all costs and obtaining thcra. '
at the shortest notice. Our arrangements embrace
any STANDARD BOOKS printed in the Cni- .
ted States.
Call and see our stock we are new beginners but
will serve our customers to-the best of our ability. . ' ,
Our prices, we are sure will be satisfactory
CRAIG A SAN FORD.' "
Council Bluis, Iowa,' June 14, '53vln2. , 4
.
. IUchardscn's LI:soirl . ;
Express Company, .. '
Principal Office No. 12, N. Main St.) '
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. '
B'EG leavo to inform' the public, that they hv
extended their Express Line to this place. Hav- '" .
ing complied with the requisition of their Charter
and being fully orginixed, are now prepared to trans
act a
General Agency Business. ; .
The success which boa attended the original Propri
etor, is a guarantee of the satisfaction rendered, and
it will always be the aim and study of the Executive '
of this Company, to give every possible facility for
tne speedy .and sate transmission or . . c .
Money, Valuable Packages, Parcels, and
Bundles of Goods, Merchandize,
and every description of Freight, on reasonable terins,'
to all points on the Missouri River, and at St Louis, . ,
with other responsible Express Companies, for New
York, New Orleans. Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago,'
Cincirii3ti, Partington, Louisville, Rock Island, Mem- , , "
phis, Pittsburgh ad Buffalo, and to almost cver7
town an, yilliago in the United States, Europe, Aus- ,i
tralia and California . .,:..
A Messenger will bs put on the new steamer Oma
ha, making weekly trips between here and St. Jo-
seph, there connecting with our daily line t St Louis
and all points as above. In behalf of the Enterprise,
the patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
All business entrusted to us, will meet with the wmi ,
energetic and prompt attention which has always'
characterised this Express, and modo it pre-eminent ,
in. Western Express bunineM. ,
DIRECTORS. : .
St. Louis. f",
Edward Mb ad. . Samecl McOartnkt. "
W. D. W. Bernakd, . . Joht W. Toolet. . .
- Joseph F. Richardson . '
B. P. Basst, Alton.' W.: J.- Pigot,' Lexington.'
. . , J.CSEPII F. RICHARDSON, Pres't.
S. M. Osat, SecV:.
. vln2. He.nry Ktle, General Agnt.' .-
LATE . AKRIVAL'!! ' .
', AT BROWNVILLE, N. T. " . ,
W. HOBLITZELL & CO. - "
ARE KOW IX RECEirr OF A FEE3H ECTTLT
a
M .fffllETY Mr
Which, when compicta, will compose the Largest
.. and bost selected stock la this country:
OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES ARE BOUGHT "
at the lowest price for cash, and consists cf .
Coffee, Sngar, Teas, Fish, Rice, Currants, .
Raisins, Candies, Molasses, Syrup,
Fruit. Nats, &c, Stc .
DRY GOODS. Ladies and Gents, call and soo
them, and price for yourselves. . Late styles and a .
full assortment of Dress Goods, from, a ,ten cent
Lawn t a Two. Dollar Silk.. Alio, a few Una ' !
SILK SHAWLS, BONNETS & PARASOL "
CLOTHING. A fina stock old and" your.g,
fogies and 'fast' men, Call soon if yotf wast a nic" .
coat, vest or panti on reasonable terms, v " . .
HATS. New styles cheap and durable' . t
HARDWARE. A very large s!33ortmett,'om- -listing
In part of Smiths Tools, Spades, Shovels,
Rakes, Hoes, Bills, Mill, Crosscut and Handsaw
Files, Angers, Axes, Broadaxes, Adzs, Cljiscl Ac, &
to the end of the chapter. . .
BUILDING JIATERIALS.-A large lot. '
consisting of Pine Doors, Sash, Shutter Blinds, Oiis, ,
Paints, Nails, Locks, Latchcy, Putty, Glass Ac. " ' .
FURNITURE. Bureaus, Bedjteads, Tables .
l,nairs, l in bates, vcpbcwls, Stands Ac,
ViT" We will sell cheaper for cash than any home
in Nebraska Territory. .
, June 7, 1353.. t ' . . .
NOTICE TO SETTLERS IN KANSAS
. AND NEBRASKA.
. .
Surveyor GenrraVi OJ!e;f 1
Wyandott City, K. T., Nov. 22, 1855. f
AS frequent enquiries are made of this oQce ia
relation to the manner in which notices of Pre-,
emtion claims to the public lands, in Kansas and Ne
braska, are to be given through the Surveyor Gcnor-
al's Office, this notice is published for the bcc2t cf
all whom it may concern.
The following form of a declaration to caii n2dor
the law, any tract of land subject to pre-emption, has
beon furnished this office by the Commissioner of th
General Land Dfiice. The declaration cf intention
may be written or printed, and must bo sigued by tha
applicant in presence of some person who will sign
the same as a witness. The declaration ttay be md
and signed at this offico, or any where else in tho Ter
ritories and sent by mail or otherwise to this office.,
The form must be carefully observed.
Declaratory Statement for Cases where tie Land
l not frosjact to Private Entry.
L-
-,of-
beinr
-have, on the-
day of. , A. D., 13, settled and improved the
ouarter of section, numher-
, In township
nnmoer '. or ran re nuniber-
in the
trlct of lands subiect to sale in the lan. rfn t
and containing ; acres, which land hen not yrt
been offered at pullih $aU, and thui rendered eubjert
to private entry; and I do hereby declare my inten
tion to ciim tile said tract cf land as a pre-emption
right, under tre provisions of said act of 4th Serton-
ber, 1811. . . . i
Given under my hand, this - day of , A."
D.. 13 .
Trf pres4nc of .
Upon filing the declaration in this office tiers will'
Lssu to the appileant the followiag certificate:
No. t
Surveyor GeneraVi Office, K. t-
t certify that has this d'ay fflcd in'my cf5-
a. notice in accordance with the 12th section of th
Act establishing the office of the Surveyor General
ef Kansas and Nebraska, and granting pre-emptk-n
rights to actual settlers for the -quarter section
number, in townshin number '. in nno
number . east of the Cth T ii nr. i fa 1 Meriil.in. in
Terrifxtry.
Surveyor General
of Kan3a3 and Nebrx'ka.
BROWIlVlLLE
STEAM MILL,-
LAKE, E3IERSON & CO., Proprietors,
N. B. We would respectfully inform tho citi
sens of Nemaha county and adjoining Missouri, that
ws have atwaf i on Land a large and well selected' '
supply cf LUMBER, which we enn furnbh allow- "
er rates than ntJf mill in the Territory.
Market prTien paid for log s delivered st tae yard,
or on the, ank cf tho river. . "
All orders aconmnnnit d with the cash, will receive
our immwITate attention."
S. B. MILLER,
BLACKSMITH
, AND TfAGON IIAKEPv.
Pii-stSt., bet Main and Watery-'
BROWNVILLE, N. T. .
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