E ADYER
mm
IL. VS. FURNAS Editor.
MOHNLVG, SEPTEMXH, 6 1S56.
Patsvtx, No. C3 Fourth street, between
i-tid Vine, Cincinnati.
. Pettexgill A Co. yew York.
1. SwrXMER, No. 43 Chestnut street, Saint
HcLryc, Trey, Ohio.
I. II. Piart. Tippecanoe, Ohio.
. MrxGER, Covington, Ky.
Kirk, Archer, Nebraska.
. pETEtt, Oreron, Mo.
r A Have. Bockport. Wo.
"Yhtte, Nebraska City, N. T.
oriied Agents to solicit Subscriptions and
,enfc?for the Advertiser, and reoieve and
monies therein.
r recent additions; we now have tbe most
Job Office in this Western Country, and
?d to execute Job ort ot every aesenp
e neatest style, and on reasonable terms.
attention given to Blar.k and Card work:
Phased one of Foster's latest Improved
es. Orders from a distance will meet
spt attention.
sis': t3 l:t?ep dovrn all prjr-y feelir:
her citi
zens will continue in well doirg;. -wb vrul con
t:r:;i3 t; increase . both 'in population .and
v.'ca'.tLu . .
And var, fellow-citizens of Notr-ana county,
s resident in this Territory, coming from
rtions of the States, often nicest to us
: of persons in their old neighborhoods, who
btle?s lcecme eubaeribers if they could see
'.he "Advertiser." We always send a epeci.
, and, persons recievicg, will consider it a
u to become a regularsubseriber. P-ust-
J others, feeling sufficient interest to make
, can retain the usual per cent for icir
Q-it Ci-aiMpiiBs. and Excxaba
SrAXiiixyrs, Jbr e.' at tie advertiser
riTSf HALL ASLUTGLrpTT.
-ndcrstari tuti a change L.as been rnade
-rival &T.'d departure of tho mail from
3 to J cbfaska City "and. Omaha. . It
ves trem'the north oa Saturday instead
ry, leavqs for t.b'e south Sunday rnorri
:ad of Saturday, goes through to Iowa
''assas, instead of sloping at Archer; as
re; rtftusnir. arrives -Thursday" and
or "the north Friday morning. This
.:iectsr jii IovraTdirrt uh the mail line
. :aren-.v3rth. "By this arrangement, if
n jTermaneut, we ttsnd some chance
g isisteA and Southern mall matter
-ularr As our mail facilkies have here
in, we yquld bo about as well accom
1 without, as with ihem. This thing
" 'otters 30dars on the road from
La Uitv to'-Erownville, 27 miles, is past
'c: Sometimes we are without ex
$ for a week or two, when, they come
s all. in a heap, and out of date. The
and Sharps Grove routes are of no use
Let us hive them .dLsconttued and a
J.v route established" frcrn Rocl Tort
UrownViile, intersectirgtbe tri-weeMy '
1 Si Jeseph to Council Bluff -
X ...
.
, Tnrit Along.'--A .good many of
;rs cornplaia they are too poor to tate
crtiscr," unless we take "garden truck"
Ike, In ether words, as a clever old far
to us one day last wtck: "M&r.ey
none; but "if. you will put your labor
iine, we can trade. Thave chickens,
' gg5! rr.j potatoes. oriioE; &C" Look
ry .good; friend that is just .what We
YVe have a. wife a2d five boys to feed,
;.nd'lake care of. We need all these-
rojuzneEfion re have to pay cash fo"r
If you have them; and wish to become
riber, "or if tiT-y yu who are already
ber s, wish io pay in that kind of currcn
we Lave to say is "it suits." Bring it
If you -shoot a' fine buck, send us a
, 'tis good ag.gold. Or if fortune smiles,.
0 thrcS or. fjur good fat ; turkeys fall
the unerring, aim of your ri2e, send us
sther have it thaa silver y'ea upon
0 we delight to feed.
- LFor the Nebraska Advertisir.
" .rLcnrxcE, Docglas Co., K. T.J
- August 23, 1S5S: f;-
TciLXD rrr.xAS: One of the xaostimpor
tv.t cucsUoes which cowintcrests the ciLumls
of ATestera Iowa and ebnisa, Las at last I Jet cs try lo jcrpetuate the brotherly love that
now eints among us, by speaking evil of eo
cian. If your neighbor ba a Tree-State mar:,
speak tot hard of him; if he I it Pro-slavery
man treat him with respect, and do net abuse
him for bo beleivirg; let every man enjoy his
own cphuon; for he most certaiuly has a right
to it And -when we shall have .obtained the
amount of inhabitants -admiting'-ua into the
Union as a State, let each and every man walk
up to the polls, and cast his vote according to
his own sentiments. Let U3 ackrowledge. the
laws of Nebraska ts the supreme laws of the
and, and cleave to the glorious Constitution of
the United States, and mantain the same at all
hazard.'' ' ;
The above are the honest sentiments" of one
of your nost humble readers. . .. k -.. . J.
P. S. Since writing the above, I have seen
and conversed with a family who were retum
in from "Kansas, Thev had taoved there
some ten days since, froia Iowa,' nd was so
disgusted with the state of affairs in Kansas,
that thuj were' unwilling to stay.',' Although
matters were not so serious as represented at a
distance, yet they preferred living in Xebr2s-
a. The family consisted -of a man, his wife,
and two iiinali children, who appeared to be in
very -cestitute condition. Thsy also say
tnauT o.l crs are leaving iu the satie s. J..'.,
The Ge.iy Cloud, loadcl v.-ith Government
supplies passed rp the river laS weci. She
is bound for the Unitary poiata high- up - the
MLisourL -
5rx)ke a few. weeks arro. ajrainst' the
2 of goiftgto look at a newvcouctry and
ing onry a day or two at a point, and
aving ' with ucTaverable impressions,
1 persons' desirous of cdicg. business
?, canie here a few wfceks since, .who,
-fst three or four days were cqrnplaio
he lutk cf improvementi'il-e after wit
the amount cf business . dene in two
looking at the country; ne farms;
increasing pc-pulation and capital, being
'e to judgVof jur fiituTc prospects, -pro-'
Bcownville the best point in the west-
.tfy; have "tiriven their" stakes:" pur-
propeny, and gone to work erecting
been permanently settled, by the location cf
the Davenport and Council .tJlarls Lauroad
line. And rumor says the Land OIEcer al
Council Bluffs has been noticed of that fact,
for the purpose of preventing any further jre
emptions being made, on lanc3 whichi'ought to
belong to said road, in pursuance of the grant
by Congress for rail purposes. This will re
move the doubts of many as to whether the
road would be located down the Husquito, or
intersect the Missouri valley at Cresent City,
by establishing the line following closely, on
the preliminary survey of said road through
the valley of the Tigecn; and from thence ex
tend to the terminus at Council Bluffs, ia -accordance
with the requisitions of the grant
A large amount of land has been pre-emjited
along the line, since the orders were received
to stop the sales, and, therefore, the necessity
of making the location at this early day. , It is
now possible that we will hear the whistl3 of
the locomotive in our midst yet, before our
heads have become whitened by years of anx
iety and waiting.
Another question, which Jhas agitated 'the
minds of the community for several days pa.?t,
Is of quite a different and les3 intcrutbjg
theme; but one which has wakened up the
drones to a sense cf th 'r duty, and tha; is
horse theives, who appear, from the little ex
perience they hare had, to meet with but poor
encouragement in this part of Nebraska. !For
the energy and perseverance of our Sheriff, is
a sure guarantee that they will be compelled
to revisit us under rather unpleasaLt circum
stances. An occurrence ot tni3 kind took
place at Omaha, a few days since, when there
were several horses and saddles stolen from
the citizens of that place, by men who had
been working there, and who appeared to -un
derstand the by and forbidden paths. They
appeared to have had their arrangements all
made, and at the word, mounted and passed
through our town, when one of them feigning
sick, made an excuse that he could go no fur-
Uher,' and told the others to go on and he would
meet them. About thirty-six hours after they
started, the Sheriff was notified of the theft
and immediately' followed in close pursuit, bul
did not overtake them until in the neighbor
hood of Dahkotah, in the northern portion 0;
the Territory, endeavoring to make their es
cape tow ds the Ferry. It was with much re
luctance that they consented to stop, when
overtaken by Sheriff Beeves, who was already
getting out of patience, and finding that words
would not suface, brought Colt to hi3 assist
tance, and had they gone fifty feet farther, al
that would have "been necessary for him to
have returned, would have been their scalps,
to have shown hi success in his energeticad
venture. - But instead of their scalps, Le
brought the theives and hoTscs as they went,
and the lads are in safe custody for the wb:g
house." .;... .
There is no political excitement in this por
tion of the Territory, except what is created
by the news from the States, and when a ques
tion of that kind arises, the argument is nearly
all on the side of Republicanism, in our town
and precinct, for if there are any Democrats
they keep mum on the subject.
I beleive the new town between this place
.and Omaha, is to be christened Centre City. '
Easiness is lively, and buildings rapidly go
ing up-here, in Cresent City, Omaha and Coran-
cil Bluffs; the two latter nearly equaling in
population and improvements of a permanent
and. substantial character. ' Houe.
ng a new
Euan Bakes, we notice is i.u
Perry Boat it-tends! we understand, fcr llr.
Ellis, -wl v.-ill run it from Nemaha " City, to
the Hi;: ; -:i :;lore opposite. ' 1 '
6
J01CT P. . SAHSELL,
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-BIlO7XTILLi;
:T0KiI3 tie ruUIa tii.t ha is Btw prcpr-rei to
UT. JOSEPH, 110.
. JA:.II:? CAr.CILL, rroprictcrvr
MANUFACTURES ard kerps constantly
on hani for Hale, aU kinds of FJorr, Tlea!,
and Feed stui.. Oriei-s solicited and prcri w'y Llled
on most favorable terms. Cash paid conuantly for self he t an j'case all who lavor hia wi:.
Wheat. For character cf Flour refer to everybody ronaga. (.' .: I '..? wanrsuiU'd in all cnsn
that ever useii it.
St. Joseph, ilo An;. 20,1335. rlnl3 -ly ;
them in the ahovs r.cmci csjocity.
had la ? and extensive ez-.f.'zn?, no .v..
I..iVlE
s him
TpunV pTr-l TT)-T r
'(tars CLSxaa'a ricT.-aua.J ' " .
TTXZIZ PAPEIl p
::nt3, in the m:
Uset to it!" Cr. AVErn.rj.. bavin?
aed-Q ,rctre from the noisy,' bustlirrg
the quiet retiroment of a country resi
raoved out on. a claim last week.
.ad he sank into the arms of Morpheus,
t .night in his rev home, than-, he
-iened.bj the customary prairie scra--"ra-usic
by. the choir" on a half doieu
3 plcasani instrumeufs. known as cata-
- organs. ".Dqg not' at hornet gun riot
opened windoWj give them six rounds
ilt csnseuence left for that night.
mini, Cy.--a'I bo right when you get
it. Thst was cnlv a ""fashionable call"
g acquainted with new neighbors..
a.s For the following brief note, we
bted to the gentlemanly clerk of steam
ral, B. A. Darst, Esq:
rted fight between the pro-blavery ; party
--sdilers al Ossawattami 20 free soil
'led, including Brown and his son
ivery men wounded. News from t$--urcc;
but uncertain. B. A. Daiist.
NrsiusEA CiTr Ne-bs ccmes to us
k with the name cf Steeliso Mos-
a at the head cf its editorial columns,
terling Morton, now having dropped
for reasons given. Mr, M. .is , full xf
1 humor,' and a good writer in general
raakc the News" an interesting sheet
vers of fun, see that the buttons are all
nyour pants strapped down sides
rped fhen read-"Sut Lovegood's Dad
IIoss" found on Erst n?.ge.
Oaio FAaiiEa is a large-sized, double
, agricultural newspaper, published at
1, Ohio, Vy TEoaias Eeowx, Esq, ed-proprieton-
Terms $2. -Specimens
ea at this oSce.'
Nehaiia' COUXTT, N. T.
. " . September 1st, 1856.
. ik. W. Fuexas, Esi.: Living as I do ia
a very thickly populated part of the county,
and mixing considerably with the citizens gen
erally, I have a chance of becoming familliar
with th8 general topic of the day, which ap
pears to be' concerning the next election in this
county, 'in November next; at which lime we
are to elect members to both branches of the
Legislature, County Judges, &c.' T hear'a
great many persons spoken of as Candidates for
the various ofSces; but none I beleive are vet
fully before the people. There is a talk of
having a mass meeting on the 20th inst, 'lot
the purpose of selecting men to fill the differ
ent offices; and I beleive thers is' being circu
lated a call, for the purpose cf procuring the
names of all those in favor of said convention,
or mass meeting, which is greatly tending to
the disquietude of the citizens of our row
quiet Territory and county. TVe have all,
heretofore, lived as one band of hfothers,'ss"it
were, without any political, moral or other
question, to divide or disturb the peace of the
industrious aud enterprising citizens of -our
beautiful and fertile Territory. ' I would here
drop a hint, or a word, to those who arc cm
ducting the above named , mass meeting.
Abandon the idea of such a thing; and let the
people do as they done before select their
candidates without a Convention for when
ever a Convention is calLd, and jmen nomina
ted, it is sure to create a second party, which
is then certain. to organize, and bring out a sett
of candidates in opposition to thoie of the fist
party. Then these is two parties and cont-jn
tion and strife begins; and when once bc-un is
easy kept going. . And now, I ask your numer
ous readers of Nebrask&r to reflect for 'a m o
ment - TThat a txintrast there is between nhe
present condition of Nebraski; a:il" Jicr twl.
sister Kansas; both settled about the same
time, and perhaps by the same class of settlors;
iori am personally acquaintti with'a""f?f.
many persons in Kansas, both' Pro-slavery aJbd
Free-State men, as they are termed and
know them to be men cf the first class. But
unfortunately, there his a division sprang hp
among them; and only behold the siats-cf af
fairs within her borders. "Where the husband
man and mechanic mi:it be 'seen following
Cousctl Bluffs, Iowa, )
! ' ' ' -"August 16th, -.1856,7 $ t
B. T7. Fuexas, Esq.:7; - ; ...
Sil Every day brings a crowd of stran
gers, havinj: varions intentions and schemes to
carry forward, and very many become wofully
disappointed, when they find that others have
cometolhe "West for the accomplishment of
the 'sam-J objects, who are equally competent
Many hjve high hopes of enjoying all the ease
and comfort of an older clime, butbenold! the
fat of the land and the. flowery teds of ease
are cot known so far west for the weary trav
eler may. think himself well off if he can find
a place to lay his head. ' 'Some ' of the larger
towns of the West are not t?. he considered
exceptions. . ; " .':'' '. '
, There are nevertheless persons whose knowl
edge is westernized, and who are prepared to
meet every privaticn and difficulty of a fron
tier life, and, therefore, immediately '.conclude
to settle and become permanent inhabitants,
and -consequently become sooner " recognized
among he squattera, as one of their mrmber,
to whom they can confide their interests, and
on whose judgement they can rely .with confidence.-"'
- " '''- ' f'; ;
New piC-riions' of the unsettled domain are
daily becoming known and settled, and conse
quently, towns are. next in order,, for the ac-
commadation cf the pioneer; which spring in
to existence as rapidly, in proportion to the eni
migration.'- Already we find it in contempla-
to unite the now largely extended cities of
Om alta and Florence, by platting the plateau
between' the two towns and on about the same
ground which is generally known 'us "Douglas
City,", "Wealthy ; capitalists are engaged in
the enterprise,' and the presumption Is, that
they intend to make a strong demonstration in
rearirg a new city
,, Among the many places of noteriety,-in
these (days, stands very promineat "Cresent
City," at the junction of the Pigeon and Mis
souri .vallics, which is laid out with the expec
tation of the establishment of the Railroad
Depct at thai point, on the roaiyiuading from
Davenport" and terminating atCouncil Bluffs.
It is iiisuated about ten miles northerly of the
latter -place. ' Considerable prepera'tion is being
made for the improvement of the town,
and dready they have a Steam Sawmill un
denvay, and a yard leaned for the inacufac
ture of brick. " Several water mills and the
finest portion of Pottawattamie county : are in
its vicinity. fJ -
Being in Omaha a.few'days since,. I ascer
tained that the Docglas House was; still closed
and I took, quarters at the 'Pacific .In 'Council
Blvfi.
See tho - I'r.rtlsenacntof A.D. Josp Esq
Land Agent, Lo., Omaha C-ty. - Mr,. Jones,
from rast experience and services, is justiy
entitled to tie oppelation, "Pioneer Town
builder" ''Land "banter." Tor us to say any
thing recemmendatorj as to his fitness for the
business he is engaged in, is useless, as he is
already so favorably and extensively- known ;
in this Western country. . - ' .,
: Eagle Mills, St, Jeseph, Missouri; Jasies
Caegill,' Proprietor. ..See advertisement in
another column. '
1: ' . . . 1 '- "
i "We notice an article in a Keokuk paper,
that come3 clown upon the 44 Platte Valley
Bank" in particular, and Nebraska banks iu
general. We will here remaik that wa are ac
quainted with the writer of that 'Article, by
renptation, and ha is in the same Sx with the
fox and .the grapes. ' He jplryed .round, and
sought to become, interested in that same
"Platte .Valley swindling machine,". &3 he
would have it, also, other tanks in Nebras
ka until he found that the stockholders. in
tended to place their bank on asound basis, and
that ' swindlers could not be - admitted,- (he,
consequently excluded,) now goes about crying
sour grapes" or "nigger in the wool-pile."
We would sav to our readers, and all .such a3
JAJIES CA&3UJ.. , GEO. W. CAKGILX
J & G. W. CAItGILL,
FOBWABDING- AND COMMISSION
- . ....ijllki... Ai. li..uw.l
Given to cuttli " out garments for horxe im'vir:?.
LrownviUe, Al:. tia, lsof'.. vi-niiy
rnLTE stock holders of
1
t . 4 .1 ; t
AND' :iA!:iTACTUilEr.'S AGENTS,
G
Steamboat L-andin?, St. Jof;epli, --o
ONSIGNMENTS of Goods and Produce
Nemaha Erif!j3
X C0m.7nr.yare hereby not'.-..! '?.t it is necessary
idiate erection r. 1 epmpiHion 01
the amount of st x '5. I wrL'ed, be
pail ij li f all, lefore 1st, :r
era
t cf tl 0 i
1
respectfully scliuiscd- and all trainers entrust
ed to us will le promptly and carefully attended to !
at taa lowest rates.
References. .
; Tavlor t Shepherd, . St Iiouis, ,
ILL. AlcUhee k Co., u ' :
Liverraore, Cooley 4 Co., .
ilerchants Oeneral'.y, StJosoph.
Anjns;2,lSjC.-v2-n9-:6' JOU
IIINN
G. L C. TODD L CO.,
Xo. 2U, Xjird First or JTai Eire-, Si. LouU.
, - rtrdaTES3 and 21 x. xnr Acr-cxnt. 3 op
A. . i. it
HEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
CE0EGE CXJ.VE3. ' . 3. TV. XXE.
,CLAYKS..Jt',I.EE, ...
Real Estate find 'General Agency,
. - OMAHA CITY, N. T. :
. ;- References.' ' ' '
" James "Wrif;ht Erohf r, - eif Tork,
Wm. A. Woodward, Esi ' ' u .
Hon. li. Wood, Ex-Gov. of Ohio, Cleveland, " "
icks, Otic and llrcvnell, Bankers, '
Alcott & llcrton, ' i , .. ..
. Col,, Kobert Camphcll, St Lonia,
Crawforn and tiackett' . . Chicago..
Omaha City, Aug. 30,1535. vlnl3-ly
LDIS'G
seriB, Damsels, &a.
-f rt
s
TXCLLDING Eultins CoLUs, ZhA :nc3, biws,
X bere
Also. iortahle mills, leather aa-J mttebe r . -er
belts; tho leather Li selected in the Lile ad Uuned
with oak bark expressly for beltinj, then it is ce
mented, riveted and stretched by machines, nntil it
rill ran ptraiht and eren. All work booJ waiTant . J.
Si. Ioais, Au. ZZ, ISjo. vl-nl2tf -
: .."PALMER HOUSE, .
...ii-V. 4 rv rrot V rT holt 'Ploffa- V !1 Of I i O " I '
a h. t ?ft -, iCorner of Illinois ana W ashington Streets,
will send you our paper one year, for every bill - XJxDIANOPOLIS, IND.
that purports to be worth two del tars.' ? If we J V IlllS well-known and popular Hotel, has recently j jfrjQ articles.
OUiU feel mUCU I -- a re-nuni uj peauj eiuarjea bt me iivu- t w
had a few quires of it, we shou
easier than we do now. Glenwood limes.
F. DINGS & CO.,
Jivportcr$ cf, and W&olaalc D&zler in
irencli, u-erman: linusii & A:ncr,cs.n
0
Fancy Gccds. .
HOSIERY, GL0VE3, TOYS, NOTIONS
Manufacturers of all kinds cf Brushes.
S3 North 2Iaia Street, (tp Stairs,)
. ST. LOUIS, MO. :
HATTTG since the first of January, adopted tae
Kxclsive Cash System, we draw tha atten
tion of close buyers to the fact that we Lave revbed
our entire stock, and reduced former Credit Prices
from 5 to 20 per cent, according to the nature cf the
JL availatlc f;na, a weekly literary e1i if
nou.Vii) eventj of the dy. Itj colanin? ars d:v-wtji
to criminal til-ss, sketches and poem?, by tho stsT
ax EE-CAN AVTn-as, ari the eream of the Ji.m'.it.
al forci.n rows: the whole well pi?ed with wit an i
bualor. Alath paper is JJeautifuily Illatratpd w;t':
naae-oas accurate cr-vir.js, by eminent artists, it
notable objeets, cutrent ercnta in al! parts -.f thf
world., and of men and xann-rrs, ali '-'uer ir.s'ir
fc-ptre entirely original :a tL.'s eou-irr. lis jam
CTiitain viewj cf every populous eiry ia the kaow-t
work, cf all buudir: cf nota m th ent -rn or wesi-
ern icrnisphtre, of a-1 the principal Li; and sUiai-
ers tf the cary and Eierctaat 8rr.e:, r.ae
accan.fe portraits cf every rotei character ia ti-
worll, botir rhole and female. - - - - . - "
1 jcb'.crlbcr, cne year . '
4 iub-cribcrs, " -
l J ' " U 44
Asyjcrior. r-r.r.r sxisct?n t C.t
last-rate, shaUricvir j :h -.-v'-; e7.y rratis.
One copy cf Ihs Fiaa cf cca U: , zud ca
etry of Kalxjj'c's I'ictoki al, tr ?:her, t p . r - 231;
Published every Saturday, by li. 11- JJALU 'J. ,
Corner of Treiaont and LroiiHeU Sti. U .-'... a
If
NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
EDITED BY AHHL STEVZ5S.-
1.
i:
r: YHLL bo the aia of thli periodical, ta c. r.'.iai!,
with such urticli? a the public mii.d uiu..llj rel -ishss.
with net avidity, an elevated. literary tcae, ii
critil ppreciatioa cf art, the disrr?-:ra cf r"3t
prac-.icul 1je.-Lion'?, anu a just rc, of ru:.3:l
rait-iia aad witho:
,t soctariiarr
tion ot
thronirh
..We know not who this croaker on Nebraska ia all respt. a First Class Hotel. Travelers
1 ri 1 i : ":. i ' will fiad ta? "I "aimer Ad taey caa dosire lor eom-'
uunais. Vu? imu5-B,uu .jwuuw k f luxury inii pe33are. The Uble will at all
State or Territorr has more reliable banks than times be supplied with the-best the market affords,
xt . 1 .'-tr, 1 l" .Jr,' and no pains Trill be Beared to render the stay of
fixty or seventy rooms, and is famished CompSIlSOIl Respectfully Solicited.
out with new and beautiful furniture, and ia . x . ...
x rice may uc iiiiu uu appiicttuua.
St. Louis, Auj. 13, 1S55. Tl-nL2tf i
floating paragraphs of late, in regard to Nebras
ka banks, and ' have strongly suspected that
they-came from just such sources - as the
"Times" cites toJ i - dfb '..i i '
;PallicA 'JKleetinsr;
3"cmaha county, N. I. -) j;
September 6th, 18J6,
At the request of the undersigned citizens
of Nemaha county,' a general Mass Meeting
will be held on the 20th of September, lbob,
at the residence of Mr. Jesse Cole, 'to decide Harness, bridle leather, Lo, calf, and sheep .skins;
UDOIJ business of the utmost - importance and morocco, ana a surpassing oaaaiaip
. . . . I cle of enameled leather of .various hues. ,' ,
ne has every variety of saddlo trees, front the real
185G ; SPRING TRADE, 185G
rmvAED head. w. n. uAtmicx. z. tl stead.
; Oldest House of tl lind im the Wert
JEntallinhed 1335. " .
" EDWARD MEAD & CO.,
. . No. 50 Main, cor. Pine st, '
Importers and T7iiolsalcr3
' ... OF '
, Watches,: Jcvclry and Fancy Goods.
from SulAVATCIIXIAin:rkS' T00LS' aad mnttrials, aU
i - as ha3 1 1 Ter ftn ptte'l ware, shot guns, riHetj, pistols
interest to us alb
'''' Christian Hinder,
:; J JSl Alderroan,
A Medley ':
1 JEastridg 1
'!"W A Alderman
.,, Benj Chapman V".
Josiah Roberta :
'" Benj Carpenter
"Jesse Cole ' '
J ames. McDonald
AHobblitzell,.;: .'
0 F-Packets
UU S Thorp IL'IV
C Lucksge . ;
J.Harman ' . ,
" W.Chambers. .
W U Barnet
:.:BJ Whitney'; ;
R.S llanefoid. r
J M Dpnogh
' J Bozarth ; "'
' ' H B Roberts ' ' . .
i ;E Reia. . r
:n' --B Mnnnig : .:
8 A Chambers -''MHastridge"
T ;I.
i:;"TWaldschnudk'T
, G W Horn .' .
J H Beard - -!
;' TBeardf ; ''
-E 11 Alderman'- ' "
F Tann
- DO Hinders
A J :Sherley
- ,,W Haadleyt
' H RusseU , :
"p. Auit
R C Shaun . :
" ; H Baker, .4. ''
i J Tana :.
ECorn ' - :
: W Corn ;
guusts both comfortable and pleasant.
"TRY 'THE PALMER HOUSE."-'
August 30,1856. vlaUJ-ly , . .
JIICUAJGL McGEE, ' ;. . .
Saddle i- and 1 Harness Ualier,
East side of Main, btit. Francis and Felix SL,
ST. JOSEPH, mo. ; -f :
nnHANKFL'L fur past favors, bezs leave to inform
J the nublic. that he has iust returned
Louis with as fiao an assortment of materials as has , 1 V1 . , . " """-i b-"-
ever been r.nrt-hiiscd In that market. - revolvers, musioal instruments, dagaerrootyiie am aro-
His stock cqqs st3 of a saner or .article of Skirt n? V'. uu.j . u-
St. Louis, Aug. 23, 1357. Tl-nl2tf
.BROWN & CO.,
r No. 78, Slain Steet, Su IiOnis; 31 o.
riJ;:icn without do
i-r-i.
licsidca an abaacaat mtsctllar-T of enay?, s1;er,;h-
en, traaalatio-as, poetry, tc, original and C. -xtou", i:(
will eompriie depnrtmcnti of Ltcrary r.ews, art is-telli.-reoce,
book notices, tell-irvis iaiv-rrnatlca, aai
gerer&l aes. prepared thoroughly by siillfal ta:iitlt
It is erabeLL-hed with namcrjus engravings ta:t
cf thera illusrative cf real s:nos or facts. Tver"
two vol-
It i tail
camber ecr.tt.Y.J rlaety-six r.rcs, ra:
nmejayear, of six buadrsd rach.
Mexicana and English, 'Deard's and Grimsley's pat
ent, tlown to tlie common fau-tiack.' lie has oa hand
and will continue to keep saddles, saddle-bags, bri-
illea, martin giu eg, aaltirs, collars, whips of every
quality, whip-lashes. names, traces, spurs, it. Ha3
1 also, coach, buggy; Pennsylvania, yaakee, cart and
dray harness.
.SPRING STOCK COMPLETE. ' . ;
Tbe cheapest "and most extensive Fancy
Goods and Yankee Notions Establish-
ment in the Western Country.
- He has not now, nor will be keep any other than , TEIt CHANTS ia eearch of cheap goods are invi-
,.u x o w aninea- 1 ted to CIamine our Btock of silk3t dre39
n urni cr rt t mra rucavtiEf ra iusiid win n -r o w i . v . -
shawls, white goods, Embroideries, ribbons, gloves
r in saying that hu work -will addam be equaled, no and siery, trimmings, furnishing goods and small
I , ,i T: j i. -i - v i I wares gene. ally, icgetaer wiui u,wu X'arasois
1 As small profits and quick sale, is hw motto, he r tMf ,, nT,. rwb;,nbi twi . a.
I the article) lower than any house west of tha Alio- favorers'" prices.
gheny Alountains
Those disponed to suspect him of gassing, have on-
: ly to call to be assured cf their mistake.
be. Joseph, August 6V, lbJt. . vlal3tf -
largtst month! cf its price ia tha Uaiiei Sus.:. ;
A liberal dldconat mads to whc-Ieanle parthacnu
A f f 'A copy of the work will be allowed f-r four sub
scribers; and" any person forwarding els'.sea dullars
sh'J lave tho iligailne fit ten subrl'-or,' ail, i
a premium, a bound vi.'.ume worth i-. Ciubn cf
ten, to oao address, shall have the wsik f-r .r;ei:l
dollarj a year, I
Orders for the 2Iagaz!ne tn'.y be directed to etftttf
Casltos 1 Patntirs, New York, S woniar ?:t'T k l'uit
Cincinnati, il. L'orCHTT, ChLag'i, J. L. Heai
Pittsburgh, or J. P. Magz3, B ?toa. ' m
lerras, az a year, in aarar.ee. . curoe tamoew
lS?i ccnti CAItLTUX 4 1 HILLITS.
NOTICE. NOTICE. . I
IIOHACE E. PEIICK & CO'S
GTJ1AT WHSTEIt rarCT.rCM, for Shot Gann.
llifies, TUUAi, FLhing Tackle and S Portia? ApJ
parat a of every varicr y, is at NoL2, North Mai;
street, St. Louis, tho sia of the Deer ia tl' TVinJ
lW. ' '
YTt keop constantly oa hard a full a'sortnur.t of
Huiitin2,; .TuTget and linnie ItiUcsjj
Togetlher witi erery ;variety of Purp.assjon Capii
Gunsr.v. ads, nnd Waddin; Paper, lutm; Tafiklti
JLc, ic; ia fact,' everything cc'aaected with the Coil
Tradcu . . ' : r
Two Ilandred Breech loading E12es of vanoai
patents: . .
Vi. .L.. iin liiaaj oi gun material na uuui..,
in tho forged, filed and finished state. , .. ..
riea5e call and examine for yourselves before you
make your parchise3, 3 experience is tha only ,trai
guide. . . - '.. ,. ;
Zi vur go-xis are a-1 warraateu by U3.
Aa:rast23, J553. vlalltf . .'.. ,'-r- .1
' IL G. 1101X3 Cz CO.,'.;.-.-;
-"No. 16, Main Street, St. Louis Mo.
4 GENTS for Stranb's Cora and Wheat I
F3L the "Queen of the South." ; This remarkallj
Siul has been kept secured to the inventor by eare.it
cioi
' ' r
iiii
. t. . l'atent for the United States have been irrantod,
iu lira our siocn. uua tu wWi is every ,Bntr ... ;nw.t,m r.tno -r. Vh.;. r
Jtuiiu. Auuiiium tiio uouc ia jctra ua,:. v., :.lf V ; v., 1 1, n I
- , . . i ubj si.uii ) v iiri.it puiit-ci ih lias ir- vu L'lvu.tii uj
w
part
licited
August 23, 1856
vlaLUtf
rurnitxire and TJpholstry ;
i. V ! Of Great Tariety.
At the Banner Fumitare "Ware Hooms of
?,HEATON & -TKDIBLE,
There is yet one paper not returned vvitn On Seeon
perhaps 2o names on. . rnHE eonti
. .." i " ; : i o l
- I JL Ob.
JDIED. " ' - .1 " " I braska and
vn paiuraay, augu.M oist, ui-ur iroiniiic, r i. i aomg nusuicss. iianng ouui lasx spring, a . very
'AtONZO Ml ATT,
Kew York,
E. G. TT1ATT,
O. TV. CHILD,
bL LouiS.
x. tr. fox.
8. C. MAXSTB,
St. Louis.
? CHILD, PRATT & CO-j,
recently, boweveT, (June 2th, li5t.) iltter.t
t
to competition with other Mill, it was run n.insfc
the other make of Hills of our city, at the Ohio Stai
Fair, ia 13j0, when it drew a diploma- as the bust
Corn Kill, and was awarded a fine e ilrer medal.
Of these iliUi w manufacture five sizes for corp.
and three expressly for grinding wheat fijur. .' , - f
The peculiar mvelty of this Hill L?, the cnlfrf
1 T)Who.t Trnnrtrters. Jobbers and Manufacturers Aent stone is the runnirg stone, in an cases. There is no
d Street, Sign of the Chawr ad liedttcad. I . , - ff . . I limit to the speed, t.nd asspeediseverjthingingriad
nuert liberal patronage of the citizens of JiirgllSU, rXCHLIl, VJeniiau Cw JllLJ'jrilu.jJ iag, it will out grind any npper gnpder in tbe world, '
Joseptt,North Western Kissouri, Kansas, Xe-1 "XT 1 " ' ' "l n 1 - I Secondly: l!y thm arrangement we are enal.ei W
AVestern Iowa, for all of which we feel -r--" ' " AaiUaiu iUU VUUL1V, . - - get g-ara into the JLU-wita a very snail eye, eoasc-
. has induced to increase out facilities fori : rTrvc "tttt vjc? ttctat c .. I qnently we griad nearer the centre, and-of conrsj
ot "t-aronic uiarraea, uoea.ce v8onoijjXADEK urge Jlan-actory tstahlishmeat on i- ran ;i street,
aad JosnxaT. Fniiors.-Aged 1-year, 5 months and having employed somo of the very best workmen
and 27 days, , ' 1 ' !' r ia the Eastern cities, xrf are now determined not to
XT. Caeiu,; Porwardins & Com
nerehants. We call the attention of
re, havmS business in their lin- n.l
' "There is ho Cock, however watched and tended
W-V But some lamb is there, .. n . ,. . ; , .... .
There is no firesida howsoever defended.! ,.t:.T
" Cut has its vacant chair."- - ' '
be oat doc e by any other Furniture Establitihaient in
the 3Iissoi;n alley, in quantity, quality, durability,
styles and prices. Our stock consists in part of Rose
wood, Walnut and MaLogony Bureaus, marble and
solid tep3 of every -style; extension; centre, card, din
ing and s;de ablc; JJotk cases, Yt ash tandf, ork
T TTTTP ' PT A XTF-' nfiTiltf 1VTTT T Q tables and fadrobes, iofa.s,' divans, ottomans and
1x1 4 KJlJXlS A : .UlUN xUiXi Lip. footstools, spring seat parlor chairs, rocking,' nurse,
XTEXf .week, I will iend 'inV last'or-Jor of Tthe ced- eltzabcth -ihai;3 ot every' variety. " Jlahogony, waT-
IN son, for a supply of the Littlo GiitCtrn Kills, nut, cherry ani'aiaplo tiedstehds of every style and
As I order none but thDse engaged, Farmers whode- Variety.' Spring, hair, moss, eotton and t-huck mat-
Rire this useful article.' will liand in their 'orders im- tresseij, i-J- together-with all othcT articles in our
mediatly
line, usually kept in a. 'Farnitnre Wareroom.' We
"All Kills arc warranted to perform as represented. aT lDen x ail .wno may want gooa jrurnitureteither
. Z Ttv FCRAS A "-t I hotels; parlors or bed-room, give n? a call and ex-
, V : ' V:. ' ' -'.For J. B; .Chadwick, S Louis, amine wort and "d we. think;yoa win
' ' .... I leave vour inoaer here in Uace of eeadin? it to St-
But ! learned that efforts' were Teins
made to open a new house, hichjwill accom
modate . many; belonging to C B.1 Smith,' the
Territorial Auditor and ."other houses are builds
tng for similar ' purposes: so that. travelers : to
that place villnot be under the" .necessity. of
leaviag, for want of accommodations. ' ';
J Tie engineers,'! underctand," are,.on their
retura from Fort '.Keamev, with the survev
., ., r ....... , ... j, :
and "t" location 'of tho Military .Emigrant road
from Omaha to tho' valley of tho Platte,, on
the rbrth side, to Fort Kearney !t The valley
is rapidly Betthng with intelligent farmers, who
are making their mark, by turning the sod and
making ready for" an early commencement in
the Spring; and I.thinkit will, an a fewyears,
be considered the most productive 'and wealthy
porti ya pf tli e interior, cf .Nebraska
r;Cxiil is found is; .the Counties of.DaVatah,
Dodge, Platte !and Doiigliii"vritSbut any doubt,
and I suppose theri is scarcely 'kt "exception
south'of Platte; and I.beleive that limestone
is to .bo Obtained from the banks of every river,
county in 'the.Territory, with -probably the ex
ception of Burt, which supplies th best'-qnal-'iryofsandstodel
"'ti'; Ktz 2,'
. Claims' hr"e BeUicgin,' Ihe vicinity of Oma
ha, Its lii.h 7as 'drjsliundred uoJia,T per cre:
and ieveral .have'iecenlly chVngecL'h3nds at
fifty dollars an acre;,nd holders are refusing
three rtbousanil dor.ars for lots ia Omaha, and
four hncred in Florence.1' s '' '
.;i.Ther !i'but iittle excitement irw reference
to politics. The result - of the elections you
have era' this" learned. '., The Republicans are
quite sanguine of success thronghoaSthe State.
, 1. . . . t - t . . . - ... ..' - t '
DEALER . .REiESTA!
' ; .UilAUA" UlXX, v;.N. i, T. ; - ..;c
' JSyLands trsrefuny located, and entered for cus
tomers. Lots and Lands bought aad Bold-- i nr.
Xaia nd getting interior article at the 'tame
pnee you can iret a good one here at. ' -
i 'Ourirtdttd U the cash system, which will enable us
to sail at mailer profits 'tinri orirs or anyother estab
lishment lain do where ..the -credit system is adopted.
y.'S. vine hignept pince paid tot seasoned Wal-
nutand CheTry Lumber - ! -'
;-tJo8sph, Aug3C,l&56'-'vlnl3tf 1 -
-TT 1
. V -
An Ordinance
For the improvement of streets and pfieyt in the
RURAL PUBLICATIONS.
' Tan C(rr.vrar Gemti.es ak is a beautifully illus
trated weekly of 16 png'is quarto, with speciarDe-
Firtmenfei,forherarm,Xc.e Orazier, the Dairy, the
ruii Gai-den and Orchard; tho Florist, the Ivitehen
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c, &c
139 & 111 Main St, cor. Washington Avenue,
ST. LOUIS, MO.,
GEO. C. FEEIGUSOIT.
JSHLLWlilGHT AND ENGINEER
:t T:.; BHOWXYILLE, N. T.
NNOUNCES to thepublic, that he is prepared
ZX to erect steam baw and Msrchrct Alius at sLort
aotieo aadTeasonableterm9. ' '
- ALL WORK- WARRANTED. ' ...
He is also Agent for.
x- "A.'B. UOLUBIlib k CfrS
Westerii Foundry;
:v-r : CINCINNATI, O., - -J-
aw:; .rilaiiiifactory,
7rcicrNNATi, o:; " - ;
with lesj powoi thaa any upper runner can be made.
IhirdMyr Our KnJ takes any kind of cram witaout
choking. We warrant against choking in any and all
cases." This is a great -vexation causing, delav and.
trouble in all Kills where- the upper stone i3 the rua
ncr. Of course, we mean small Kills, where the mo
tion must be tigh to do much business." -
Fourthly: Our Kills never take unjurr by runnlc;
empty the under atone not touching the aprer. one,
no injury can be done. Thii is an imporlaut adaa-.
tage over all Kills a hero the upper sttMie Li the run
ner. - . August viniztrr
LandOfSce at Erownyillr u
. All persons knowing themselves indebted toxrs, are
hereby notified that their accounts are dae,'a:j l ma?t
, be Sett-d Iaimediaiy, by Jte or Cash: as asettlo
mcat we mast have, in order toeontinueour bntiicss.
' '. is. 1. 4 J. D. i . TiiUili iUJi
Erownville, August 1st, 1S3. -I ' " -'' - '.m
THE HALF-BREEDS
AIID HIZi:i)-IlLG01l3: ':?.:!
Andla'ptrpared to receive and 11 orders for ay raa- Qf IoAra-0toc, Omaha triht -, and tb
chincry minafaetared or kept oa hand, by these es- yaBkton Sautie band, of Indians ,
rec. l. lie- u oraainea fty the town Council of Garden, the lliasewife,'the-Fireside, Ac. 'This is
ijrownvuie, enianaeounty. is. that live taiUson vithmit mtmii. ihn. trtr Ayrnitm-ii ranr-rin th
the dollar, valuatioa of real ectate, be leried-for the United States." Hon. Jonx Wentwc bth, il ; C. of i
purposo tf improving the atrocts and alleys ia said J xilinois. Price $2 a year. ' ' - '1
"m ' - '" iv V " f" Vlv I a" ".-' " Thk C7LTIVATOB, month!y,32 page; octavo-well.
ui. i lUi lu b usint u, mm ineiaiui uun known for twantryciirs.as tlurbest montblyagricul
U1 l""u ';eu vy iue ouerui uie asi tural Journal ia this country. Price 50 -cents per.
above tax,', f.t ' r ';- '31; - . 1 t V f'.'l- H TtTW-Trt
tablishmeats.
'Letters of enquiry, promptly answered.
.a1 . jieffeiixces. .:. J
Noel, Jjik Co., BrowaTille, If. T. Steam Kill.
Nuckolls & bite, Iockport, lio.
James Ixiwe, Linden, "
Vln31y.' ' Erownville," Jane 21, 18.16,
s;.;iiGorL: out:'
t IT J.
ec.:s.- JLe it further ordained, that .the ilavor I'i , r - tw fnATf. . rn tisss 0n,nd
;.u .ulB. ucwuiiiunaea uj receive- pToposaiF?ana leti C0Dtain more than 210 engravings of buildings, ani
me cumiaci ior an woTEuoiie in said town; letting lnajs trees fro it hu' Price. 115. cents each ent
" "O Jowesi reponsibio bidder, and requiring bond j 10),t raid by nail. " '
m lau -anotnt ot estimated worK.- .! ' -- 1 7-Tbjn wnrTr-AnbT ttfmrrtnn. rnnnS ;n n
nd
it
wh
o5B. , ieii.iurineTomainea;tnata-con:peM!nt Eimiiat publications, and the r-uhnsLers will se
gineer be appointee, a City Engineer, whose duty Upecimens cf the pijrJIO at! who -s-ouLl Uke to eX
shall be to mi.ke an ostimate of all "work 'desired, l BTnlii tlmm 'Poh:i.b t Albhn-r: Nf V- w
ieh work shall be done ia acecrdahc- witb' such I if . '! frfnvi? Trrrvrt? icnifr
t.3 ii -.ifp ft Tift thf inrrrctinra cf I V.r r.nit ' . 1 . '
Se. 5. Bo'H further ordaiile-l, that it'siiall be V ?TTy TT'varnk . RaW ...
the dlaty-bf the Jlarshal to proceed aiid eotleet ihe
alxw tax,-' immodiatoly after the cxpiratkn- of 4en
days from the passage of this Ordinance, ail pnythe
money into the-hands of tho corpDration Tasurev,
taking his. .receipt Iterefcr; which money ehall be
drawn by an order, signed by the Mayor aad Clerk,
and authorised by a vote of tho Council,. -'.
Sec. C Do il farther ordained,! .that- should any
property holder in said towa, fail to comp'y with -the
requirements of pretseeding sections of thLr Ordi
nance, ihea it shall 'be the duty of the Jlarshal to
proeeed and enforce the' fame, in. accordance with
the law ia such ':ase made and provided. ' 3. -
This Ordinance to take effect from and-alter, ten
days from the chute of its 'passage..-,.'"."," ", -
Passed Septenibera, 1S.5C. - : " ' ' ' .
" - '.: , A. S. COLLADAT, 2Iajor. ,
, Attest: Q; T. LAOQerk,' . :. '". ' - "-
T
iH.
them, a share of custom from tbia
-otters ectrostei to tbem will be
and iTemptlV attended to.
' Ah .editor in Jo n-a has been fined $250 for
hugging i girl in meeting.- -"Cheap-enough!"
says another, of tho ; fraternity, ."we onc hug
ged a girl in meeting, . and it has cost us $1,000
a ycareverxince'.; . i : kl 15.;'
We cnniiidcr the latter clause of the above
as unjust insinuatkra, for vre once uj)on a time
met agii and huzifd her. and the result has
their respective vocations, are only seen the ' bcicn a Gemination of our annual expense; and
uuh is me h.iua or jiris we wonia advise, Xi-
and fertile prairie in quest of some victim; only j it- Oaca a time a mcWe nsleav
to hg n girl 1 - Rek, fire-boysi-great in
crease of family expenses- moved West.
i ' . . . , , , that is the kind of jirls we w
war horse, with his terrific nder, loaded do-n iters" to hu,;. Gla ooi I'r,
vith implements of war, gliding over the rich Don't cither of voa know
to obtain revenge from, for an injury alleged
to have been done himself or friend, by the
opposite party. While Nebraska has reman
ed undivided, and the whole mats of people
has appeared to have the same end in visw,
HciO. iJaJU
ce3 II. SarwABT has cbr thanks
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.
' Childhood, , Vnath," Ulan hood Oil Ae.
Four fi.lendld Line EnrxariEirs..fronr the OriTinaLi
ia tbe t.iiUery of th- bpmglcr Institute.". Kates,
15x23.. Paper, ;8x3S;. ' "
1 ' n.A; great National wosk"
Of ve years' execution, iivolvin? an exnense of J 20 '
(i0. Artist's proofs, .$5041,. India Lettennl,
llain, $110.; ,;'.,., ,,, r, j...........
A proppeiius ttontaining a full deser ption of
the work, with testimonials from our first AE-IISTS,
ctirnvist eminent, PIVIIS'ES our most distinruisked
STATESMEN, th test acreditl JUDGE'S OF
AUT, at home and abroad, together with tbe -r
'' VOICE OF THE PRESS''''i."1
Of thisity, aad also of the:lnghosti Eurojiairi au
thority, .
":' ' THE LONDON ART JOUP.NAT,1:7:
Witt be forwarded on tho receirjt of two iwstae
T Trade wopplir .m the Tnost
-si J .1 , L..JLiberaLT.erias. . . j' 'id
Appropriate and tasteful styles of frame, prepar-
-,;iijvr-.sign"ortSe- Mill Saw ' Vl
J - Importer, Wholesale and Hetail Dealer in
Aihcncn'Gerinanj.Eaglisli Si Fiencli
HARDWARE; AND .CUTLERY. :
" V;'.V.''T J0SLTII,jM0. .
IS NT)Wreec'ivif,g and opening the largest and rar-tt
varied arsortmerit of goods m the above line ever
offered In uny market west of St. Lous. 7 f ' " : 4 1
--"My -stock" embraces a fall iad mpMe afw-rtment
of Cabinet wd Ilou.e Hailder's. Hardware, Mechan
ic's tooJs rf every description, direct frota the most
pproved manufacturers; agricultural and bortieul-
taral loo's Rod implcriieiits.'in great variety.,eon: lin
irtgall the recent. and. U3oTi;I improve uisn"t f r the
having of a vas t amount of lab-r to the fanning coin-;
having an intercut in the Ite nrrva'
tioabftweenthetireiitandJL.it-
-r ; , tie Nemaha rivers in the ' : ;'j'
': .TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA. : rv
"VTOTlCE is hereby riven to all rersoas intcrcfted".'
i. l by the undersigned Commi.saicner, appointed in
pursuance of the eeeond section ef aa act of Coff'
gress, pis?ed July 17th, ISbi, entitled fcAa Act t; .
authorize the President of the United States to eau.i .
to be itirvryed tbe tract of land in. the Territory of
ALL persons are hereby forwamed from buying Nebraska, belonging to the llalf-breedi, cr Mixed -
. the South West fourth tf Section 25,Township bloods, of the Lakotah or Sioux Nation of tiaai,
6, North Itange 15, East of the sixth. Principal Meri- and fcT other parposesr l"rovidicg: fThi:t the Prea-
dian", in Nemaha" county, N. T- now Decupled by ident be and he is hereby authorized to cause to bt
Thos. lleddy: as I have a right to said claim that is 1 ascertained the number and names of the half -breed":!
indisputable. ; B. II. THOMPSON, land mixed-bboda whft are entitled to participate in
Erownville, July 5th, 1S55. vl-n5tf
: .Tirst Coins,-Tirst Served,
ONE i 'HUNDRED TOWN LOTS
Donated to uctnal settlers, in the bestto-WTi
site on the 'I issonri river, Nemaha
L f;i. . . City. Nemaha County, '
-- Nebraska Territory. - -'
"VTEilAliA CITY, is situated at the junction of the
il Lit'lo Nemaha and llissoua rivers, ia the most
thickly e.Ued and improved part of the neruha Val
ley, being1 the eentre of the county, on the river, 72
miles above St. Joseph, ar;d 53 miles below Council
Lluffsaad on the Stage thoroughfare from' Iowa to
Kansas.: The town site .is beaatifully located on an
ekvatitin of 22fet above low water nmk on e Sevel
TiUinralling enough for drin:ige, but nn a bill in
the town tsite no unneeewary expenses for grading
Lots or streets! A beautiful Pubi'ic Square, 313 fr-et
by 352. : Two streets 130 feet wide, crosiing eth
Other atr.ght angles, ia the centre of tbe town: all
the benefits of a gant contained ia the ninth articlo
of tie treaty cf the Prairie da Chien, of the 15ih of
Juy; A. D. 1S38, between the United States and.do
paiatiorsof the cohfedenvtel bands of Sioux; I.os,'
and other Indians, wherein a reserrat'on of land oU
Lake Pepia and the llissonri P-iver (described in ssitt
treaty) was grante-d to the balf-br.d relations cf thi
Iowa, O'toe, and Omahi Tribes, aad Yaaktoa auU
Snr.tiB tand3 cf Slcux Indians. .- ,i "...:
Tbr.t I will attend at Sioux City; Iowa,ta thela
Mond.iVH25th' Cay of Aurast next, remaining faerw
threa wticks; ihea at DelteVieTir, ca the ZZi. cf. Sptl,
remaining there two week-: thee at Ar;h?r, Itichart
son ccunty, Nebraska Territory (near the half-Lr-'cd
line) ca the 2Ii day cf Octcber, remaiain:thn
four wctks, for the -purpose of ascertaining the num
ber and names of Ue. half-breeds cr n.u:2d-blxlii,
now l .viig,of the Iowas, Ottoc?,rOitiahaj, Taaktoli
and San tie band cf the Sinux Indian yarties t
taa t.'caties aiorcsaicL Y ben the
"in--"' ior inis worK, ct me lowest cash rates,
furnished at wiew. varying frsta ?10 tr 32 the
set. - Box I nrrr lawfcin 2 and carta-e rrni?iA
Address tha Tcynge of LifvKev. A.IL WOIJTi:,
,.,Z'JS ..T&ler Institut, Nt X.
mumty, !rom whom 1 nspeetf any request s c;ircful Koadfrora Oregon. MotoFortKeannvtaPostUaee
examiaation ol ttis aepartraeiit of my stoc!r. J ani ' a weekly mail, building raateml, Tio.bcr, Stone ar.d
also exclusive -sge-it fT tbe aide of the e ;!ebrated ! Stoncctrfil -ia abandonee. - Tho IVc j rieton rled-c
St. Ifluis Cireuhir Mill nnd Cro Cut Saw?, which I themselve? to donate 133 lot! in tha town to a-tual
vftl tV-irranVaftd 11 all orders at iheiactary prices, j settlers, who will erect on a lot, they may pelct, a
Also fclargear,rtcient irf Gnu 3, Eiaea ' and Tutol?, j Tepecial,b buildlrg, within a reasonable time.'tobe
Iron, Steel, iSar.:-ice.t of the test brands: it a wor 1. '-a'Teed upn. ' '' -! . . , . - - i ,
ryorrres-
T. '
Prest.-
MrCOMA?. SmV. ,. i '
NcuiuLaTJity, N.T.Aug, Q,I3jo.' ' vl-uIOtT
Siy stock is very complete, whK-h, for it qaatity and -Fur part ieularaadde?s either the Secreti
i"."- ut-kcfiLin-a to oer such lnauetriemsn ; iaeai,ai -.eaiaaa vitv, ems-r.s eoun'v, i.
wia eommani a liberal share of trade from this and - JEIiOME- ITOOVra
aajOiningounties. My arrangements for importing
andagEnciosfor American Hardware Micafaetrtrers,
togsthijr with i, long experienei; in the general Hard
ware trade, eai.bles met not only to defy all competi
tion, bat has convinced in a that the true principle of
trade is cahlales and. small profits. r - I
. ; Angast 0, li53-: vlalgtf
WALx' II. . ' . J. IL- TAATFE
'.;!; THOITPSON TAAFFE, 1
( Successors to Eurrows & Thompson,) . 1
:rocer
AnO...Coiiiitiisi5:ori Merch
lints,
9
fcatics aforesaid. V hen the d...ies of l'J
coaaabsioa will be closed as 3oon thereafter &J pdcii
lle. at Olenwod, Mills eoactyIowa; . . .- .
Allicrsona interred, are lerfcbT'or'acd to a To
other r.r:ota are to feet wi le; Lots 41 l y 10 fict, pear wita their evidence at eithtr of the places Lu
with asixteea foot alley. - A Ferry is ia c juration at j font-tier.tionciL.at the time spertcd, ta. pr-jve-their
this point, tha r-ad from which inteTsoeu the Plaff riit,'to partic-ijr.ie ia the beceil; of the said 'grant,
Cify Toad through Missouri. A'pormanent Landing, j r j-es nrvfitiofl,' t!ca:ooly,taiWtt Ma tht ''half-hfcel
a Saw and OristMill now in operation, and a Stearu j traut,' ituat;d on the Slissoari. river, bc-tweeo tlu
Sawmil t be ia -operation by lt September next. It Ortat and Little Neauha rivers, ia tli Territorr tf
i immedi ,it?Iy ca the Territorial Itoad L- Tra Brwn- j Neliraskii, aaJ derived "frssi ald treSry and 11? cf
villa to Archer, where r, intTect the Territorial ' Congtess , ...
la order to carry oat the fia'strac t.on3 of the Dc-psit-ienl,
it will be neecssary to furnish names ( f all
tht apt licanta arranged by familie and single penor.n
sei, age, an d reLUioohip ta the Sioux, aad place of
residence of each; alio, who are orphan j or wards, aall
tht ir ,-fuardians, l?gtklly appoiatcd, cr cthsrrhc. At
all ti.ne.-j the be.'i evidence the na;ure of the ca
w31 alait of, will be required! to prove identity aad
dejrei of relar.ionsbip tt ihe Saixand htn' here:n
n.'wnod, and" of an amount suHTient to cstahlnh tlo
foots herein required to be i roved: ahd. unless ood
rcm can be shown, each a3 are. distant re?idenca.
J orViekucss, th apjlieant should appear in peTion, in
f j'adilltioa ta their other testimony. All interested
iLla wil the necessity of present in their vl':ms now,
UUU they may tbtain the benefit. des;:med bv tao
slid gMltorrosen-aiioa. JUSEni L. SlIAni''
- Conitai3!ioner.
"Archer, N. July 23, 1355. no ll:Iw. . , "
XSyBrownvifle Advertiser, Nebraska City NeVs,
Counuil Bluffs Bngle;ari4St." lcuis Rey cbltcarj will
p'.tase. pr.V.i-h fr ur wths and forward their bills to
Uiie oI" for pnyment. -. r
ITt. I2e pearj trest, Ciaeitaati.
. rCT Particular atteniioa. will be given to onter
fcr (rroccries, which will always be executed it currt'ot
markctf ricci. a'.- ,T
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TQ-STEAMBOATr
, , .. -. CORD-T.'OOD FOR SALE
JAMES TT. COLEMAN inr..nas the Boat? rucning
thenpier Mi.-tsouri tr-.le, that he ket-p? ton.tiint.'v
as pood a supply of Dry Cord-Wo-1, as ctn be f,.a-Ji
on the river. Landing alwnys ood.
- WoKi Vard ou mile above BrownvLUe, Nebraska
Territorr, on the Nebraska short-. - -:
August 2, 13."-xJ-nSif - .
WE HAVE now read v for sule ICOX-OO co-I ra"r
char table Brick. YFST FALL A "VUltLOTT.
BrownvilIe,Aujuflt2,1556, -tl-aDtl- ' -
MISSOlTa ; 1UVEI1 : PACKET. -
rTjri3 . new, clfg-Tiit and f.?t ' rnna;r j -" "r
JL pB'.lcet and frriht sneair-.r. E. A- O-lil.-N;
Bauli:i, CounaaiHlcr, u now rauairg her re-iuiAr
trips betweea St. LouU ar.d Council Uluf -. Sr i
one of the best freight steamer.- n the iir?r,hiTi',i
' beoa Vailt eprtr-'y for this trala. -