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R. VT. FURNAS, Editor.
TURD AY MORNING, AUGUST 2,1856.
II. Xaktcn, No. 68 Fourth street, between
:t and Vine, Cincinnati.
L Pettkkgill A Co. New York.
S. Swtjoier, No. 43 Chetnut street, Saint
F. McLrxc, Troy, Ohio. ,
IT T T T . M' ll."
. C. MrKGER, Covington, Ky.
D. Knot, Arc1. :r. ebraska.
W. Feteb, Oregon, Mo.
& Hawk. Rock port, Ko.
ex A White, Nebraska City, X. T.
- authorized Agents to eolicit Subscriptions and
;8emenU for the Advertiser, and recieve and
t for monies thereon.
.
h enr recent a ll'.S. we now hare toe most
IE AW
ERTISER
ffroni
jveJobOSeein IL V, etern Country, ana
tparcd to execute J, Work of every descrip
a the "neatest style, arid on reasonable terms. i
ular attention given to Blank and Card work:
- purchased one of Foster's latest Improved
Presses. Orders 'from a distance will meet
rompt attention.
sons 'resident in this Territory, coming from
is portions of the States, often euggest to us
-mes 6f pereonsin their old neighborhoods, who
: doubtless become subscribers if they could see
of the "Advertiser.". "We alwaysfcend a speci
fy, and persons recieving, will consider it a
ition to become a regular subscriber. Post
$ and others, feeling sufficient interest to make
ub.'can retain the usual per cent for their
3La2 QriT CiAia Drsrs, and Dzclaba.
st Statxiissts. lot sale at the Advertiser
Zee. '
""m vnrf m. tfrvt K t rl Tl cf ri rtl I J V flT ta lfXftTO lllA
ting business.
GCIXQ TO A C0"3ITTEY.
"any persons start to a new country with
-g ideas fancy to themselves all the com
", luxuries and conveniences, of old and
settled States. "When they arrive here
look around a few hours, or a clay; finding
e large public buildings, paved sjdcwalks
ilcAdamized streets, they exclaim, "Well,
n't stand this. Why, where -is your. City
Court House, Jarge Churches and school
:s: why don't you grade this street, pave'
Eidewalk,build fine public buildings and
" ences ! ' nd many other similar excla
:ns, Xow, the answer is just this. We
3 not had time. Where are your towns
cities in the- States, now possessed of all
a improvements you speak of, that secured
i in two years yea in ten or fifteen, from
time they .were laid off. Just reflect a
.ient, and let your mind run lack over the
and 'progress of some town of your own
;nal knowledge, and compare it with any
i in Nebraska, and you cannot fail to ac
.vledge that no Territory has ever made
rapid improvements we have,.in the same
th of time, .
"o, friends, when jou make rip your minds
me to Nebraska, .you must expect to find
jthing jiew -jou nlust expect to deprive'
selves fir a'fe.w'years and very few of
y of the luxuries and conveniences you
j been usq4.t you must expecf to toorJc
help make this Territory, what nature iias
1 it out.-foF-'tha fairest portion of- God's
lion? To those who" come with the ex-
latibns we nave IasE enumerated, there is a
,ht prbspect.in'the future, and they cannot
I to real;z-e it Ayn: many come, and from
3 impulse of the first impression "thi3 is
i what I expected" go back to the States
.bout looking . around more than a day or
3, oraaklng a philosophical investigation
1 examination into the real state of affairs,
hen you pome, come, to remain two or three
Dntbs and witness the working the practi
1 operation cf matters the nature "of the
I, ciate, "resources, society, and many oth
things which constitute a country. . None
o come here ia this way of thinking and
Ing, fail to fall in love with" Nebraska. .
ITIE2ASA CONTESTED SEAT. " .'
'AninefTcctualjiuortwas made to reconsid
he vote by which the House, yesterday,
.rmed lilr. Chapman, delegate from Xe
ika, ts entitled to a s;at A resolution was
sed. paying Mr. Bennet, contestant mileage
i per diem to date." . '
The above, which vre clip from the Tele-
f-.hic report of the Congressional proceed-
3 cf July 23d, js all we have relative to the
tested ceat, 'since our notice of the-majority
! minority reports of the Committee. - From
i we infer that the matter is settled, and Mr.
i.raAK, as Tie. justly should be, secured in
. seat as delegate from Nebraska. . -J
udging from expressions we have recently
i repeatedly heard from those who support
Mr. Bexxett at tho'election in this Teni
r, we very naturally -conclude .he will, not
ct with a very agreeable reception, on his
:m home, i ' '' "
.Tew that Mr.'Qhapmarf has his s"eat his
nd free from tho natural excitement, and
xiety, of the lengthy investigation, and pro
ved action upon "bis case, wo trust he will
-ke good use of the ballance of the present
j;sion, in introducing and securing the pas
;o of such measures; cs will bo calculated to
vance the interests of tho Territory he rep
ents. Don't forgtt the memorial from the
braska Legislature, relative to the new Land
trict, Sec '.thai the wish of the people,
xprcssod in that memorial's Taithfully car
1 out. TTe greatly need a new Land Dis
t.' "We need such regulations, too, as will
,Ue actual settlers to prove up and pre-empt
It land as speedily as they may desire; but
t to throw the lands into market at the pub
sales. 7e' are "confident the mass of. the
'pie actual setttezs are not yet prepared
The Land sales. . .-
Joexso otxTr. Homer Johnson, J. G.
:Calhron, Wm. Furgusoa and Dan'l Ullerr
ix.:. - 1 .... . . .
uus piacc, iave jusi returned from .a tour
.0 the interior, and bring glowing reports of
3 country back cf us, more particularly John-
1 county: finc'.timber, building stone, and
:-d fanning land. Several heavy settlements
eadycai- tbi Tcoucty rapidly filling up.
a trade cT the?e settlements belongs to
-ADTille'Let us bok to it. that theyhave
00u' r, tomediately-opened' ur, and other
aaraseBicnu shoVn them.. 'This is their
rest nnmf -..! .
,. 'lQ caa furnish them with
ieniis as any other
ce.
evera genLen with team,, have been in
i wcVfroia the .ettfcmenU referred to
ore, and uns that the roads are letter
:ie rnuch .hortcrnd prices of supplied
-0 wnn. .!- Hi w a T 0nJ(.r
r For the Nebraska Advertisir. .
TABLE E0C2.
Lis. Editou: Having just returned from
a short tour throcgb Pavrcee and Johnson
counties, in this Territory, and knov. ng you
always like to be posted in relation to such
matters, I give you a few Vices respecting the
county. The toivn, Table Eocfc, is tear the
centre of Tawnee county, on the west bank of
the Great Nemaha river, and on an elevation
between two beautiful creeks flowing from the
west; it extends from 'one creek to the other;
and is on a direct line of. the Territorial read
Brownville to Marysvllle;' on Big Blue
river; being the only good crossing within four
miles of this point. It is 30 mil. : ' --west
of Brownville, and 12 'north, of the Kansas
line. The lots are three rods by nine, twelve
lota to the block: Allevs running at right an
&les through the centre of each block. The
Pr.blic Square is twenty-six rods across, each
way, and, on the top of a commanding emi
nence, where is a pretty view of the surround-
streams and country. There are two
houses being constructed at the present time,
one is a mercantile house; six other houses
contracted to be built. Two of your regular
down-masters, are at work constructing a Saw
and Grist mill; and under obligations to have
them in operation within three months. : I
rode over a good portion of the county, found
immense qu?.ntities of good building Stone.
Stone coal, Limestone and Granite, has been
discovered near the town. There is plenty of
timber on all the streams (which are numer
ous) fcr fencing aad building purposes. In
short, this portion of the country lacks none of
Nature's bounties, to make it one of the best
farming counties in Nebraska. ' Before and
beside yon rolls- an "in-'and sea" of ver
dure and luxuriance hundreds of acres of
, corn can now be seen? darkly waving in an
early summer: while behind this, stretch the
immeasurable meadows, coeval with Eden,
their untold wealth of herbage and flowers,
undulating in the fresh breezes like a gently
troubled ocean; and still behind these, at points
not far distant and again far as the eye can
reach,-or farther, swells the graceful outline of
the nearest woods) marking the winding way
of some sparkling water-course; while the open
prairie is often dotted with herds of cattle and
horses; and everywhere inviting their presence
everywhere proffering a harvest to the mow'
er's scythe which seems too bounteous to
have waved here spontaneously summer after
summer, since the deluge,
I will close by saying, that this sunny por
tion , of God's creation this natural inter
mingling of grainfield and pasture; meadow
and grove is more inviting than any aspec
worn by Nature elsewhere; and he who tra
verses these regions, will never again wonder
at the mighty tide of emigration, which sets
with resistless, ever-increasing volume, from
the Atlantic westward.
.-. ; -. Nemaha.
Beowstill N. T. July 30, 1856.
"Spimt Rafpixgs" "Stop that- Kxock-
ixt."" Yea, Spirit rapping, kind reader, 'Tis
said there is a "time for all things," and sve
believe it; yet we entertain serious doubt3
whether that "time" means every, alternate
night Come, come, young gentlemen, if you
fail to have respect for the "peace and quiet"
of your friends and neighbors, take a rational
view as to yourselves a dollars and sense
view of the matter. Ly pnrsuing' a differen
course,- you will secure more of the former,
show mnre of the latter, and "last though no
least," attain &.ugooI name," vhich Wisdom
says, is preferable to riches and we migh
add, the fun of ""getting on a high."
We havo been the recipient of so many fa
vors so many acts of kindness -have been
shown us since our sojourn in Nebraska, tha!
we have been kept- busy in making our bow
in thisr that and the other direction "we re
turn thanks" has become a stereotyped ex
prcssicn. Notwithstanding all this, wa will
say that our time ionored and-inlimate friend,
B. S. Kyle, of Troy, Ohio, has our special
thanks for a package of stationery forwarded
us. If we were near enough to be heard, Bart,
we would 6ay well as we have' over 200 sub-scribers-in
your county, wo will say it, anyhow
that at the Miami Coanty Bookstore, can be
found the finest, largest, and most varied stock
of Books, Stationery, &c, north of Cincinnati
That Briote. We were pleased to see
our energetic friend, John S. Mixsick, in less
than twenty-four hours after our last issue, cir
culating a subscription paper, to raise fund3 for
the'erection of a Bridge across the Little Ne
mahariver. The necessary amount was fast
rolling up when we last saw tho papor.
Since the above has been in type, Mr. Mix
kick informs us the requisite-amount is all
raised.
We call attention to tho advertisement
"-Little Giant Cora and Cob Plantation ,Mill."
We look upon this Mill as one of the most use
ful machines to Farmers. Mr. Chalwick, of
5L Louis, the general Agent for the West, has
appointed -the Editor of the Advertiser Agent
for Nemaha countv, who will take pleasure in
receiving orders. One of these Mills can bo
seen at the farm of Mr. Whitney, in this
countv. ..'. "
One of our subscribers has written us a com
munication, urging the erection of a church
building in Brownville, generously offering to
donate a reasonable amount of timber toward
the erection of such a building, We agree
with our friend, in every particular; but as the
matter is already in progress money nearly,
or quite enough subscribed we think it "un
necessary to publish his. article.
"At His Old Tricks. W. II. Block,
clerk of the steamer Edinburgh, has placed us
again under obligations .to him by furnishing
us with'a package of SI Louis papers.
CoxvicTiox of Ecteess BoBssas. We
learn by our exchanges! at White, Ayers and
King, who, it will be recollected, robbed the
American Express Company sometime ago, 'of
$50,000 belonging to Government, have been
found guilty and sentenced to five y-ears im
prisonment in the Penitentiary. We . do' not
loam whether the stolen money has been ob
tained or no!. " ;
Tni Ncw Rottte to Kansas. The Iowa) -.
route to Kansas is now complete, so far m it
fart hn rniilo1 Trilh r'nrn vmitoii h mm I .nif?l-I
go to Iowa City, there is a complete railway
connection, and from the latter point to Dayton,
on the 'Missouri river, opposite Nebraska Uty,
VhlS
carries. the line to the South-western comer
I
Iowa, r; From Nebraska City, another line of
Etasres will be established throurrn tne 'iernto-
. . ' . m .. iTlm
ries of Nebraska and Kansas, to the town: of
I oppka, on the K:r.s river, the 1 ree btate
capital. Lzciiange. .. . . , a
ure? bw persons nave -passea iown imo
Kansas, on the old Government Trail, Just
v.i u(.uu1wtT,wv,j.wkvv. . ik
T; -i4frti-Ti,VrpW nf TnU Affairs
flffi.wir.H f-five hundred dr-llam
for the apprehension of tho murderers of Gay,
the lata Shawnee and Wyandotte Agent. ,
The day fixed for the election of electors to
olect a President and Vice President of the
'United States, is the first Tuesday after the
irst Monday in November, in all the States,
t will fall this year on the fourth day of the
month.
FIRST OF THE SEASOX. A load of fine wa-
ermelots was Sold Out in "double quick time,',
in our. place, on Tuesday last. They were
raised by Mr. Swartz, in this county. . o
Speaking of "those melon," reminds us of
our indebtedness to friend Mosboe, for a fine
one left at our office." ' ;
"Beiqoks" '.'SciixER." Brooks s has been j
nviefced before Judge Crawford of an assault
upon Sumner, and fined $300. '. Rumor says,
hat upon the investigation of the matter,'
he House, Brooks was expelled.
Fp.axklix TrPE Fouxdhy. -We have neg-
ected, heretofore, to say the type upon which
and .tlegant impression, thus causing it to be
admired by all for its typographical appearance,
is from the extensive Type and Stereotype
Foundry of C. F. O'Daiscou. & Co., Cincin-
nati. .-. ..
Polygamy.' The House Committee on Ter-
for the punishment of. polygamy in the Ter
ritories, -by penalty, of five' hundred dollars,
and imprisonment for not less than three or
more than five years. The bill passed in Com
mittee with but one dissenting voice.
Tb-e N. Y. Herali states that notvithstand
ingthe many prosecutions instituted by the
ttu. j c t- a it- .1 .
uuiwu. HMxu-uiiuwucj i.iiaiUOl,Bi.YC4a
and Elave traffickers, two vessels have left the
T?.:!F?ttZ.?2TO STEAMBOATMEN.
of Africa.
"We call the attention of Odd Fellow, Ma
sonic, and Jood Templar Lodges, as well as
private members, to the advertisement of Mrs.
E. A. WHITEIDGE & Co. We have known
Mrs. Whitriee a number of veara and-8een
much of her work, and know that the quality,
style and price, cannot fail to suit those wish
in to purchase. We will receive and forward
orders.
We call the attention of Steamboatmen
rniminn- this trade, to the advertisement of J.
o . 1 -r
W. Colehax, Esq.
. 1.. e : v
v . speuii. irum iuu
book". when we say he keeps good wood, and
sells it "cheap for cash." - The landing at Mr.
Coleman's ia always oooi none better on the
river. -
n
Philip T. Herbert, Member of Congress from
California, who recently murdered Keating,
has been indicted by the Grand Jury,
and immediately .arrested and sent to jail to
await his trial.
The excellent communication from friend
Kirk came too late for this week. It shall
appear m our next issue.
r-r , . , t , -n ,
e have upon our table "Moore's Rciul
New- Yorker-' a valuable weekly; devoted
principally to agriculture published at Pko
caesier, x. 1., uj v. jj. a. aiuohb:. ierms
2 three copies $5 seven for $10 eleven
for $15. We "consider thjs paper on
most valuablo exchanges. Specimen JSOS Can
be seen at this office.
Read the communication of "Nemaha," in
another column. We have been over that
portion of the country, and on the town sitet
he so beautifully describes, and fully endorse
all he says.
An Indlin Burial Ground. A
burial place of great apparent antiquity
hs.s recently been discovered on a hill
near the Atlantic House, at the head
of Nantasket beach. Some forty or
fifty depressions of the earth "were first
remarked directly by the roadside, in
closo proximity, and one or two of
.them being dug into from motives of
curiosity, human skeletons were dis
cpwed. On the fourth of July a party
of scientific gentlemen proceeded to
the spot and excavated several of the
graves, in each of which was found a
human skeleton in a sitting posture,
moro or less perfect, and near it hollow
stones, cups, stone pestles, and other
relics,, such as are commonly found in I
t i mi 1 i
Indian mounas. ine piace is sup
bosed to have been used for burial pur
poses by some tribe who passed away
long before ; the advent of tho pale
faces, and of whom no trace or tradition
now remains among men. Boston
Atla. -
"Wonderful Discovery at the
Mammoth Cave. Last Tuesday, the
11th inst., Stephen Bishop, the guide,
and three students, Robert Taylor,
Clarence Bate, and Wm. L. Stone,
ivhile rambling in the cave, discovered
an entirely unknown passage, of some
two miles in length. By- this important
discovery,-the cave; already the largest
in the world, is found to extend eleven
milc3 iE stead of nine miles, as has
hitherto lecn supposed. Thi? pas
sage wa3 found by the party to lead
to chambers far surpassing all those
formerly Jbiown, both in extent and
magnificence. It is supposed! that
this discovery will lead to others of
still greater importance. .foim7fc-
SINGULAR FltEAK OF Lightning.
The New Orleans Picayune records
. .
e lolloping .strange ireak of light
' -.. ' " ;
As an evidence Oi the tact, "tnat
fripro . i mnnv a alir bftTfPn tVtrk run
-nl llolt-" -nn-rr rflfrt til o 4-' j-r i
.V, . J-
l"v vw" py "IU1VU
fiimri viol nontTT n ocm-r nl rii o r I ivw
Hickok 5, when the storm was at its
height, Tvas just in the act of puttin
brandv Emash to his lins. when the
electric fluid came down the chimnev.
The imbiber was struck hj thq mysteri-
ous visiianx, anu. as it ran uoivn ins
arms to his' fingers' ends, it sent'that
uuui;iul u SLUms, UUb nuu-uuimucior
" eiectncity-the turn Dier-aD out
twenty feet from the lips that already
uiu openeu in welcome vo us contenis.
Whether the strange flight of. the glass
was looked upon as a hint that he vho
held it wa3 about to take "a glass too
much, "we have not learned.
Presidential Candidraes. ; -
-, PRESIDENT. - VICE PKESIDEXT.
Democrats Ja?.Bnchanan. J. . O. fcreckenndge.
American . Jlillard Fillmore. A. J. Donelson.
jV. Amertcan" -Iath 1 lJanks. W; r. Johnson.
Half Shell AnSt Ii. P. Stockton. Kenneth Kaynor.
Abolition" -Gerritt smith:. S. McFarland.
ELECTORAL VOTES OP TEE STATES. ..'
Alabama ............. 9
Arkansas ....-i
California
Connecticut.. ....... ...6
Delaware 3
Florida... - J!
Georgia ......"..... .10
Illinois .... .... ..11
Indiana .... .... 13
Iowa-. ........... ..4
Kentucky -12
Louisiana .. .. ..6
Slaina ... ...8
Maryland .-8
JlasachusotU .......13
iliohigan -..d
ilissis3ippi ............ 7
Miasouri ..9
Jew Ilampshire .-5
New Jersey-- . 7
New .York .'.'.. .-35
North Carolina. -10
Ohio-.... ..i..-23
Pennsylvania ....27
Rhode Iiland .......... 4
South Carolina. ""8
Tennessee ''..' 12
Teias f ' ........ . , , . 4
Vennont. .5
Virginia. .......... -.15
Wiscousin .......... ..5
Maryland
295
Bridge Koticc.
THE stock holders of the Nemaha Bridgo
Company are reauestcd. to moot at the ulace des
ignated for the erectim of the Bridge, on Saturday,
Aagast 8 th, 1650, to elect officers and make the nec
essary arrangements fcr the immeiiata erection of
said Bridge.
August 2, lS55,-v2-n9-2t J0LIN SMINNICK.
Bricl! Briclm
WE IIAYE now readv for sale 100,00i) ood mer
chantable Brick. WESTFALL & MARLOTT.
Brownville, August 2, 1855. Tl-n9tf '
CLAIM FOR SALE.
A1GO acre Claim withm 2 miles of Brownville,
on the County Road leading to Nebraska City:
WJ a good log House, 20 acres in corn and under
fence, and a good spring. Enquire of
Brownville, Aug. 2, 1855. R. W, FURNAS.
CORD-WOOD FOR SALE,
At 82,25 per Cord.
JAMES W. COLEMAN informs the Boats running
the upper Missouri trade, that he keeps constantly
as good a supply of Dry Cord-Wood, as can be found
on the river. Landing always good.
Wood Yard one mile above Brownville, Nebraska
Territory, on the Nebraska shore.
August 2, lSc-xi-nStf
D. rLASTEBS, H. BAKER
BROWNVILLE FERRY
PLASTERS & BAKER,
A NNOUNCE to the Travelling Public, that they
l. axa nrenared with everr ffifilitv jia'mmmwl.itB
those crossing tho Missouri river. This being the
bC5t. crossinj point on tho upper Miasoun, travellers
flnrrnnT t.n fihrn.Vn will finrl it. rrrpnflw fr f.hrt?
-o b j w
vantage to cross at thi3 point.
FERRY KATES.
For every two horses, mules or oxen fc wagon, $1,00
cacu individual pair of horses mules or ox n 25
u
75
: 25
u
led horse or mulo, -
10
05
" sheep and hogs per head,
' each footman, ' -
" " cwt. of freight,
10
10
u
11
M feet ;of lumber,
unloaded wagon and horse.", mules or
2,00
oxen therewith, t .
Brownville, August 2, 1355.-ly
75
E. A. WHTTKIDG2. ' R; J. M'KrXNET.
MRS. E.' A. WHITRIDGK & CO.
MASCFACTUBERS OP
Masonic Clothing and Odd Fellows
nE&AT.T .
Also Eegalia for Temperance and other Societies
. .
No. 128 Walnut Street, tip Stairs,
CINCINNATI, O.
misoxs. Itelerences. odd fellows.
W.B.Dodd3,GMof Ohio O. P. Morton, P G M Ind
The Editor of the Advertiser will have snecimans
of Regalia from tho above Manufactory, and reciere
orders irom iiodes or private members for Regalia
August 2, 18515. vl-nOtf
J. HART & SON
I.
Uli
Oregon, Holt Couuty, Missouri.
' Keep constantly on hand all description of LTamess,
aaaaies, uncles, &c, &c.
N. B. Every article in our shop is manufactured
oy-ourseives, ana warranted to give satisfaction.
C. V. SNOW,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
J3.txcL Acoouoliotir;
nOCKPORT, MO,
OLIVER BEXNfiT.
JAMES P. FISXE
WJI. B. GABJIIT.
irCCSTUS K SIGHT
OLWER BENNETT & CO.,
Manufacturers and Whalesale Dealers "in
BOOTS AND SHOES
NO. 87 3IAIX STREET,
(FOESttKLV, No. 101, Cokxer op Uaix axd Loccst.
ST." LOUIS, 1IO.- ,
A. D. KIRK,
ATTORNEY AT LA
- Land Agent and Notary Public,
Archer, Richardson county, N. T.
Will practice in the Courts cf Nebraska, assisted
by Harding and Bennett, Nebraska City.
NUCKOLLS, RUSSELL, & CCT
"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PEALEKS I JT
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Medicines, Dyo Stufis,
Sad-Jlery, Boots &S!ioes, Hats & Caps,
QUEENSWAEE, EIOEW'ABE, TTHT7AES,
IRON, NAILS, STOVES, FLOWS Ac.
Also Furniture cf all kinds, "Window Sash, &s
3 R. W. FURNAS,
m im if iiT,
INSURAIJCB AGENT, ii ;
AND AGENT FOR "'.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. !
BEOWNYILLE, N. IV
IB
n a. nil 13 me
1 iiJllUJijijf)
Tmv PR
urn m
" 0. of G. T.
THE Pro -a t. v. Loi!,; No. 3, Independent Order
of (iood Tv.ular., meets every Saturday eve
ning, at 7 o'tlnck, at Templars' Hall, No. 2G, Atlan
tic street (Tburbur's Block).
Members cf tho order visiting the city, are respect
fully invited to attend, when convenient; and those
locat.'nghcre. are earnestly solicited t join tho Lodge,
as we look for the support of all friend3 of Temper
ance, both male and female. ...
For information concerning the Order, enquire of
Wm. Thurbur, Atlantic street, 0. F. Lake, No. 27,
Main ptreet, ,or llichard Urown, corner of jlain and
First stroct.! l!y order of the Lod;e, "
Mrs. C. E. T1IURBUR. W. C. T.
Attest: n. P.' BUXTON, W. S.
July 20, 1S50. vl-nStf ' "
GEO, T. JLUCKIIAItDT,
WATCHMAKER
OREGON, HOLT COUNTY, MO.
TAKES the liberty to inform the citizens of
Brownville and vicinity, that he 1 openrd a
WATCH, CLOCK 4JEWELR1 ; TOUi:
In Oregon, licit county, Mo., where he will keep con
stantly cn hand, and for sale, a good assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches, Clockr and Jewelry, which
ho will sell extremely low, for CASH.- Also, a f ne
lot of Violins, Accordoons, Silver, and Plated Spec
tacles, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver extension
cases, Silver Thimbles, Ac, ic.
lie U prepared to repair Watches, Clock3 and Jew
elry, of every description, in the best manner and
on the most reasonablo term. -
Every article bought in his establishment, is war
ranted to bo vrhat it is represented to be. Yi'aU-a re
pairing wamnted for one year.
July 20, 18.)G. vl-nUtf
UNITED STATES
3SC05IPANV-
TYE every posiblo facility for the safe and
V speedy transmission of
Moner Yaluablo Packages, Parcels,
.. . , Goods, and Til. erchandize . ,
Of every description, on reasonable terms.
'. Principal Offices New York, Buffalo, Cincin
nati, Toledo, Chicago. Dayton, lndianopoli. and all
the smaller towns on llauroads in the Eastern, Mid
die and Western States, connoctingat St. Louis with
liicnardson a Missouri liiver kxpresa. il. Klrr.
July 2l),lo-a.-vl-n3 . General bapenntendent.
NOTICE 13 hereby given, that the co-partnership
heretofore existing under the name and style of
Brown, Rogers & Co., was, on the 20th day of Febru
ary, A. 1853, dissolved.
11. BKUWS,
S. E. ROGERS,
B. B. FBAZER,
. HENRY EMERSON.
July2C,lS5a.-vl-nS H.'W. LAKE & BRO.
NOTICE i3 hereby given, that the co-partnership
formerly existing between II. W. and O. F. Lake,
under the name and style of H. W. Lake & Bro. was
by mutual consent dissolvedFebruary 20th, A: D.,
18 j. II. W.LAKJi.
Jnly26,lS:.6.-vl-nS-3t O.F.LAKE.
CHARLES WEST. 17. J. Jl'ASHEX.
TV EST & McASIIEN,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
rXcroliaixti3 ,
Grocers and Steamboat Agents,
Corner Second and Francis Streets,
(Opposite A. Beatie'a Banking IIou3e.)
3t. J"of30j3l3., IVisc30xuri.
AM assortment ot Boat Stores, Groceries, ines.
Liquors, Meal, Flour, Ac. kept constantly on
band. July 23. 1S5S. vl-n8
183G. FURNITURE. 1S5G.
SCARRITT & MASON.
PTJIUIITTJRE 6l UPHOLSTERY,
, DEALERS AND
No. 40 and 42 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
T XAVING completed our arrangements for a full
J. jL stock of Good in our line, and having the best
assortment in the West, we take pleasure in offering
to purshaser3 both WHOLESALE and RETAIL
3000 Bedsteads,
tOO dozen wood seat Chairs,
1000 Bureaus,
zuu ao cane scat do,
100 do rocking do,
100 do childrens' do,
00 tin safes,
200 Cribs, assorted sires,
200 Lounges,
600 Dining Tablos,
500 Breakfast do,
200 Work Stands,
200 Wash do,
100 Wardrobes,
1000 Looking Glasses, 100 dozMiush and split bot-
- . tomLhajrs.
Sf"To which we add mahogany and walnut, par
lor and rocking Chairs, Sofas, centre, side and exten
sion Tables: .secretaries and Book Cases.
Upholstery in rreat vanety, such as spring, hair,
cotton, moss and husk Ma tresses, Comforts, Spreads,
and blankets.
Our work i3 all Warranted a3 represented our
frices as Liow as tae L.owost
Orders promptly and faithfully executed and re
spectfully solicited. tatisiaction guaranteed
rlcaso call and satis: y yourselves.
St. Louis, July 25. 1356. vln8-6m :
NEBRASKA CITY HOTEL.
NEBRASKA CITY, X. T.
BARNES & BARNU3I, Proprietors.
rrHIS commodious , Hotel, situated upon
JL Main Street, Nebraska City, will bo found a de
sirablo resort for travellers. Stages leave this house
for all parts of tho Territory.-
W. P. LOAN,
ATT0MSY1T LAW.
LAND AND LOT AGENT.
ARCHER, RICHARDSON" COUNTY, N. T.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Fost Office at Brownville, N. T.,
July 1st, 1S55, and if not taken out within three
months, will bo sent to the Dead Letter Office, Wash
ington, D. C.
Bcatty Daniel Brown Jackson 2
Brewer Sam'l A 2 Cortner D H
Cooper Jas H End Jacob . .
Gibson Silas A Gates A J
' Ilutchins SI, t McPherson John
Stin3on John Teague Wm
All persons enquiring fcr any cf the above Letters,
will please say they are advertised,
... A. S, IIOLLADAY,P. M.
NO BOOKS KEPT!! ALL CASH!!!
A. S. HOLLADAY,
7H0LESAL"E AND DETAIL DEALER IX
Brags and Medicines
Main Street, Brownville,' W. T.
THE nndc-.-s;gn?d respectfully begs have to inform
the public, thit he has now on hand a complete
assortment of everything, usually kept in Drag
Stores, which he offers for nale, Exclusively on a
New System of ,
CASH AND CASH ONLY!
It will ba entirely foreign to this boantif ol system,
to "Book," "k;ep a;connt," "note" or "romcmbcr for
a few day3." Come with the u Spondulicks " if
you want anything in the Drnjj line.
Prescriptions Compounded at aU Hours with
Accuracy and Dispatch.
Remember th system I hare adopted, and my
pocket and yonr fadings will not suffer. Credit will
pogititely not bo giTen. unless under circumstances of
peculiar destitution.
July 12, 1838.-Tl-n0tf A. S. HOLLADAY.
BROWNVILLE
STEAM MILL,
NOEL, LAKH, & EttEIiSO, 7
N. B. We woidd respectfully inform tho citi
zens of Nemaha county and adjoining 3Iissouri, that
we havo always on hand a large and well selected
supply of LUJiBF.it, which wa can furnish at low
er ratc3 than any null in the Territory.
Market prices paii for l--gj delivered Et the yard,
or on the bank cf the river.
All orders accoir.r aaid with the cash, will receive
our immediate attention.
Wholesale Paper Warehouse.
RRADNER, WARREN &. CO
WHOLESALE Dealers in Tapers of every des
cription: , s. ...
. . l'rintin?,- " ' Folio Post, - -
Bookl'upcr, TlatCap, . ' -
. Wrapping, . For,!cxip
Manila.-, Letter A N;te, -
Colored Papers, 3.rodium A Demy's,
of tho very best Eastern tirA AVcstern ilanafacture,
and f"r?tl at very low prices.,
tii' Cash for Ht a;id Bo)C
iiLDNEl WARUEN A CO.,
- 1 . N( 12, La Salic Klrecr.
Cakes', June. 25th. ISA . . ; - vl-nt
Hotel for Sale or Trade.
THE well known Hotel stand, at present occupied
by J. W. Garzi'on in Linden, Mo. it is in good
recair. ?aA well of water, coed cellar, ico housa and I
excellent stable, r-Drlnery and wnon yard and every
otlirornver.inneo neesiarrfor theptirpose for which i
it is occupied. Six large lota, CO by U'O will be sold
withthoaoove. juj one oi wo utawuua ihu
.Ice and Council' lilu.l ta awjoojee isKcpt ui
ne. Lull an 1 see me: 1 am uceriuinca ivsvn
A 12 J acre I rr,l Warm at for sale. Vlio, one of C.
C.Uarr :.(. r.'s bosl Camera's and Apparatus, complete.
I will learn r.nv persion who buys it, free of charge.
For fnrther r-rticulirs, address me at Linden.-Mo.,
or at jJrownviil?, v. 1. , a. j. Js-M'.wr..
Julyl2,13i!i. ' '- vln6-Ct .
-Kcbraslia Mouse.
Front Street,, naar Clcaatoat Landirj,
; BROWNVILLE, K. T.
' - A. J. BENEDICT,
ANNOUNCES to the public that h has Uken the
above IIou3e,-formerly kept by T. II. Edwards,
in Brownville, N. T, and is now prepared to acccmo
date all who may favor him with their patroni.
A new addition has been built to tho house, and ad
ditions made of Furniture and EeddinT, and ill ar
rangements non are such as to render this House
equal to any in the Territory."
urownviiie, July 0, laoo. ri-nou
. IjQOK OUT!
ALL persons are hereby forwarned from buying
the Souths West fourth of Section 25, Township
8, North Range 15, East of the sixth Principal Meri
dian, in Nemaha county, N. T., now occupied by
Thos. Heddy; as I have a right to said olaira that is
indisputable. 13. B. THOMPSON.
Brownville, July 5th, 1850. vl-n5tf
W. II. VTILLI AJIS, '
TTEOLE3XLE XSD rjTTJlIL PSAI.ES IM
STOVES & TINWARE
" ' . Oroson, ITArlTo.,
TAKES pleasure in announcing' the citizons of Or
gan and tho public in general, that he has on
hand the most exteaiiir stock of Stores acd Tin
ware, ever o3ercd in this market. My stock of Tin
ware ii cf my own manufacture, and is for sale at
Wholesale and Retail at St. Lou 13 prices.
I would call particular attention to my stock of
LUUIU.Mi sruvhh, comprising the most improved
patterns both Air-Ti;ht and Premium. Among them
may be found Filly's Charter Oak, the best stove now
n use, the Asiatic Air-iignt, llonoer anu pnzorre-
mium. Also
Parlor & Bos Stores
. Of various Sie3 and Patterns, which Z will ...
SELL LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE IN TOWN.
Particular attention paid to makinz and pnttinz
np Tin Gutters, in the town and country. Also, re
pairing done on short notice and on reasonable teran.
01d copper, Bras3 and Pewter taken in exchange
for work or ware. W. ,W. WILLIAMS,
Tl-n5 : Oregon, Mo July 5, 1S53.
F02TY THOXJSAITD D0LLAE3 Worta of Goods
at a small adrancs on C03t and carriao ty
ROCKPORT, MO.,
TT WK cfcs 3DI21iIj03Nr-
. IIE3I3IES LANDING, MO.
T7E HATE inston?, and are receiving per Steam-
V V ers Hannibal, Warner, Edinburgh and Omaha,
a largo and well assorted stock of
Dry Goods,
Bonnets,
. Medicines,
. Drugs,
Furniture,
Tinware,
Saddlery,
Groceric?,
Clothing,
Hardware,
Qaocnsware,
Boots A Shoes,
Hats k Caps,
Cutlery,
Paint3, :
Doors,
' r- ; Oils,
Castings
Sash, . Nails,
' Iron
CARPENTERS & BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS XC
AU of whiob. we offer at very low prices for Cafih or
Country rroduce.
NO ETJUBTJG! "WowUlseU at PBICE!!
DILLON & HAWK.
P. S. Ladies, if yon haven't got a fine Silk Dress,
Shawl or Bonnet, don't blame Dillo A Hawk, for
we certainly have tho best assortment of Fancy Dress
Goods ever offered in this market. No trouble to
show Goods. vl-n5 D. A H.
Great Inducement
mnOSE wishing to purchase LOTS in the Town cf
A Brownville would do well to give us a call, as we
have 50 Lots which will be sold very cheap for cash.
Also, 5 Lot3 in OMAHA CirY, lor sale, hnqmre
of I. Ii. A J. V. N. THOMPSON.
Brownville, N.T.Juno 23,1350., 4tf
GEO. C. FERGUSON,
MILLWRIGHT AND ENGINEER
RROWNVILLE, N. T.
A NNOUNCES to the public, that ho is prepared
tx. to erect Steam Saw and Merchant Mills at short
notice and reasonable terms.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
He is also Agent for
A. B. IIOLLIBIRD-& CO'S.,
Western Foundry. '
. CINCINNATI, O.,
LEE & LEAVITT'S
aw Manufactory,
-CINCINNATI, O.,
And is prepared to receive and fill orders for any ma
chinery manufactured or kept on hand, by theso ca
tablishmenti.
Letters of enquiry, promptly answered.
REFFERENCES. .
Noel, Lake A Co., Brownville, N. T. Steam Mill,
Nuckolls A White, Bockport, Mo. "
James Lowe, Linden, " " u
vln31y. Brownville, Juno 21, 1855.
ST. JOSEPH
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
CORNER Second and Edmond, (opposite Market
Square) havo on hand ar.d finishing, a fine lot of
the latest and best styles of Coaches, Hockaways, Ba
rouches, Bujrgics and Hacks, and will sell as low as
can be had in St Louis, or elsewhere, and the work
warranted to b3 made of the be;t material. My tim
ber I ship from tha east, therefore I do not Icsiate
in saying it is the best. Persons wishing to purchase
a carnage 01 any Kinu, wm do well to jrive mo a call
as I will satisfy them that they can do as well with
mo as an where else. Orders for any kind of carringe
promptly attended, liepairmz done on short notice,
and satisfactorily. Mr. C. Gove is authorised to sell
work and receive orders for me in Council Bluff.
St. Joseph. Jane 14, '56. 2-tf A.DOLPII,
NOTICE TO SETTLERS IN KANSAS
AND NEBRASKA.
S'irccyor GeneraVa OJice, )
Wyandott City, K. T., Nov. 22. 1S?5. f
A S frequent enquiries are' mada of this cEce In
xx. rolation to tho manner in which notices of Pre
emtion claims to tho public lands, in Kansas and Ne
braska, are to ba given through the Surveyor Oener
al s Ufflce, tnu notice 13 published for the benefit c
all whom it may concern.
The followingform of a declaration to claim under
the law, any tract of land subjoct to pre-emption, ha
been furnished thisoSace by the Commissioner of th'
General Land Office. The declaration of intention
may be written or printed, and must bo sizned bv the
applicant in presence of some person who will sign
tae same "is a witness.- J he declaration maybe modi
and signed at this office, or any where else in tho Tor
ritories and sent by mail or otherwise to thia cfltee
1 he form must bo carefully observed. -
Declaratory Statement far Cases where tie.Iaa-l
- is net subject to Private I!:itr7.
' I, 1 of ,heing Lave, on the
day of , A. D., 13, settled anilmproved th
quarter oi section, number in townshi
numoer , 01 range number . in tae dis
trict of lands subject to sale in the land office at ,
and containing acres, which land hat not yrt
been offered at public al?, and thua rendered tnliert
to private entry; and I do hereby declare my inten
tion to claim tne aam tract ot land a3 a pre-emption
right, under tr s provinons' of said ac t of 4th Septem
ber, 1841. -
Given under my hanithu day of . A
D..13 .- ' '
In prcenco t f
Upon filing the declaration in this c Sice there will
i.-sue to the appileunt the followiag certificate:
No.
Sxrvi";tr GenrraV OTi'-e, A". T- "
. )
I certify that Ins this day iTlcd in my office
a notice in Mccrdance with tho 12th section of the
Act establishing the oSco of the Surveyor General
of Kanis ar.d Ncbrofka, anl grr.nting pre-cirrtion
pre-cirp
rights tc
a?t:ial s:ttlcr3 fcr tho
quriitti- jcrtion
number -number
in township number
, 1a rai!g?
cast cf tho 6th Principal Mcrk'an, in i
Territory.
purveyor General' .
of JCanaj and Ncbrrujka.
BLANKS of every description, f or rnle at this
Office.
RIDEN & WHITE,
LAND AGENTS.
NEBRASKA CITY,
TTAvDU made arrangements by whieh wo will
accurate copies of all the Towcshiw
fj - bmced in tho Eastern rwtlnn r,f V.Vn..,.
are now prepared to offer our services to th
"SQUATTERS OF TnE- TERRITTORY.
In Filing Declaratory Statement of -
Intention to Pre-empt. Securing
Pre-emptions, Locati'r L&y.d
Warrants and
ENTERING LAND.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT & SOLL.
Land Entered on Time, Ac. 1
' Particular attention paid to Buying ar d Selling
Property on commission: Also, to making Couectlcss
and forwarding remittancos to any part of tho Union.
Ulanks of all kinij always oa hand.
. - P.IDEN A WHITE .
t INFERENCES.
Bon.' A. A. Bri-Jfwri, '' Nebraska City.
S. F.Nueolls. M
Messrs. Dolman & West, St. JcC; ' , 1;.,
Peter A. Keller, Waahir u .C;'.y,
ThduiAS Lumpkin, --
June 23, 1S53. vl-n4
IIIP0RTANT NE7 70Ii:: '
PUBLISHED BY '
Moore, Wilstacb, Kes & Co.
No. 23 "Yest Fourth Street, Cincinnati, 0.
A nl STORY OF MEDICINE, fros iu Orin '.y .
tho Close cf th Eighteenth-Century, iy Dr. j
Kenouard, of Pai-is. Translated by Dr U. Q.
Comegys, Professor in Miami Medical Colls 59, Ou
Volumt,larg93ro. 750 pags, Price $3,01;.
An Introduction to the fetudy cf Sithetisa. T!t
rafossor J. J. C. MoffaLof thaColle.-a of New Jr.
say, Princeton. Author cf "Life at Ciialaers:' &o. '
1 yol. 12no, pages. Prioa $1. ,
Tha Teacher's Miscellany. A seToc'Vn of t -J' '
fron tha jr.: icf Uo College cf PnTcail
$13.
WILL E2 KEADT IN S2PTE1IE2II
Tho Cyclopedia of Llodcm TrsTon,
A Record cf Adventure, Exploration and '. I
Discovery for tha last Fii'tj veai-s.
Editod by Bayard Taylor, Author of "Views Afcct,"
's "fraveis in Central Africa, Aj.
vno vol., ovo., iianasomeiy Ulastratei with 12
maps by Schonberg, and numerous wood enffrarinss
t3F Will be sold to subscribers only,
UUVKK, WILSTACU, KEYS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Book:ellers,
25 We3t Fourth street, Cincinnati'.
C. U. WILLIAuTlSr .
Patect Double Acting RaU, Valre, 'Fcrce
- and Lift. Pump.'
THE attention cf tho publio is respectfully lolia
ited to tho e saniinination of this valuablo Pamp
as the most valuable one in use at tho present tins.
Simple in its construction, durable, substantial, and
not easily impaired by use. Perfectly adapted to
Railroad Stations, Steamboats, Manufactures cf ev
ry description, Mines.Jr'urnaccs, Salt Wclis, Oililillj,
Hot Liquids, (the balls for Buca being of metal,) Fin
and Garden Engine, Cisterns, and, la fact, aU pur-
poses for which a pump is required, and eapalla of
mrowing water to a great height or distaaic, with,
great force and power. The highest prizes have beea
awarded by the New YorkObio and Indiana Stat
Fairs. Town, County and single Rights for thirty
nine Counties in the Eastern part cf Chio, extend
ing from the Ohio River to Lake Erie, and th Coun
lies m Augusta, Aioermarl, ttttsylvania and Rich
mond City County in the State of Virginia, for sal
upon the most reasonable terms. Address through
the Cincinnati P. O., the undersigned ,
T-n . B. HAZEN.
MORE MEN WANTED. :
AFEV more active and energetio young non eaa
find immediate employment, by which thar ?
easily make $600 to $10U0 a year, to act aa agents for
several new and popular works, jii3t publiahed-for
ugems, ana noi ior saie in dook stores.
V e have a great many agents employed, many of
whom are making from $lo to $20 per wek. Thci
who wish to engage in this pleasant and agreeabl
U UJtKKX X CO.
PuJIAers and Wholesalo Booksellers. '
Editors cf Newspapers, by eivin? tha hnrn mnA
T f . n n . . '
following, thiea insertions, and caliin? ttnt;An t
it, shall receiro any three of the following works:
Life of Lafayette, . Xl5 '
Life cf Napoleon. " $lb
Wild Scones of a Hanter'sLir?, n,0(
Life cf Mary and Martha Washington. tL0
Odd Fellows' Amulet. - - . . V C
Any person wiehingany cf tha abova books, can
have them sent by mail, free cf iostage. oa receipt
cf the above retail price. . .
vi-n i u. L. DERBT a CO., New Tori.'
lit
Hotel,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
TO TILE TRAVELING PUBLIC.
THIS new and extensive Hotel, located on the cor
ner ef Main and Green streeta, in tho city cf St.
Louis, continues in successful operation, nndsr ta
Proprietorship of J. H. Spies and Lis ablo. aaaii
tants. For the information of strangers, w would staU
that this is tho most extensive Hotel In this City,
fronting on Main, Green nnd Second sta, and bavin r
a southerly front of 320 feet, which aSbrds goo4 von
tilation during the summer months, tho rooms being
well arranged to insure that end; and is ost SQSAfta
oxlt from tho sailroad PacketLanding, and directly
opposite the Railroad Ferry. There is attached' to
the Hotel, an extensive shaving Salcon, with 3aths;
and the Proprietor has fitted up
Bathing Rooms for tho Ladles,
Which they may enjoy frea of Charge
The Public are respectfully invited "to cal! tfc
Proprietor pledging for his house, erery comfort us
ually found in first class Hotels. Meals furnished to
suit Railroad time. Charges 52,00 per day.
J. H. SPARIU
Improved Little Giant
CORN k COB PLANTATION MILL
3?rlco HoducocL
THE subscriber Las purchased exclusive rit;at cf
Territory in th W est, cf the above celebrated
Mills, and is prepared to furnish them at all tima,
cither wholesale or retail, and guaranteed in the moat
positive manner.
It is now more than a year ainca the
"Little 'Giant
Was introduced to tho public, during which- tiraojt
has been constantly growing in the popular favor.
The improveaenta recently effected and pateated,
makes it the moit perfect machine ever clTere.1 for
general ftrm use. It i3 furnished ready for alley hir"
team, and weighs a follows: No. 1, 22 0 No. 2, S3 a
No. 3, 400, No. 4, 500 poands. Twenty minut-w tr
sufficient to set one up, without mechanical aid, and
when onco adjusted, it can with safety be entrrsttd
to a boy. Full directions accompany each Mill.
; T3? EG. IX CIZ3 3133 S3 ;
No 1, S2i, will grind 8 ba meal per hour with 1 ncrs
No 2 40, ' 10 " - K . 1 .
No 3 50, . 15 u " 1
No 4 60, a u 20 u u m 2'-'
157" Liberal discount to f!oaler3. . - -l
xv TJAMSS B. CHALWIOC, '
- o . le.V' 63,Locust etef bet. 2d and 3d
-un2o,lSoO. Tl-nl St. Louis. Mo.
h. wnrrTXiiOBE. r. b. wititte3iore. j. r. cahtkr
II. &'R. B. WIIITTEMOEE & CO.,
TVhfilesalt Divert in-
BONNETS AND STUAW GOODS.
NO. 143 MAIN STRRET, ,
(First doir aTxjvo the Eank of Missonri.)
St.Xjoxxio, HIo.
7"Ca;;h paid for Furs and Deer Skins.
IIS Al Dill,
. v TAINT?, OILS, VARNISHES,
FrenrJt tnd American Windoic Glut Giativur,
SjL-icct, Indirjo, Jfaddtr, rerjumere,dr.
SPRING" STOCKJ
CHADLESS BLOW Cc CO.
!XirOSTER3 4 WIJ0tE3AI.8 rE4LEI 5.
ITo. CS andGT Hain street, Si. Loais, Ho."
'Are .now Jn receipt of their new Stock, cmbracif.g
everything la their lin. - x
ri7"3Ienjhant3 vi.itiiig our City aro rerjctcl to
giv"ns a cn'l. ai we are "dctcrmin"',d to ?c!l for IVH
firFrnmpt Tkno Iapr, ns !-w a? nnv Ho": in-
Lnitci Mates.'