tDIW VTICTITVf!'rW
"Washington, Sept. C.
. The becrmry ot Kir, -writing to
Gen. Smith, under date of September,
3d, says: "Your dispatch of the 2d
August, "and enclosures, sufficiently
'exhibit the- inadequacy of the force
tinder your command to perform the
duties which have been devolved upon
you, in the present unhappy condition
cf Kansas, by the orders and instruc
tions - heretofore communicated. To
i; I'l l. I . I J ' . I . I . L a . k. l A l ..AULil k iLlLt7
""directed the Governor of the Territory
' to complete the enlistment and organi-
" . rife . . tit 1 i 11
zation ot militia, as you v. ill nna tuny
Fet forth in the enclosed copy of a
letter addressed to him by the Secre
tary of State; and the President has
directed mo to 3ny to you, that you
arc authorized, from time to time, to
. make requisitions upon the Governor
for such militia force as you may re
quire, to enable you promptly and suc
cessfully to execute your orders, and
suppress the insurrection against the
government of the Territory of Kansas;
and, under the circumstances hereto
fore set forth in your instructions, to
give the requisite aid to c&ecri of th'e
ci vil"government, uho may be obstruct
ed in the diio'-eseeutioii of the law. ;
"SjuU you not be . able to derive
- "trrjhe militia of Kansas an adequate
"forcer for these purposes, such addition
al number of militia as may be- neces
sary, v. ill be dravrn from the States of
Tii- i ir.-i ..l 1 a1
Illinois ana J-vcniucKy, asiuuum me
requisition, a copy of which is en
closed. The view3 contained in your
.instructions to the officers commanding
the troops, under the date of August
10 th, arc fully approved, end accorded
Fa entirely with the purposes of the
Executive, as to leave but little to add.
In relation to th6 course which it is
desired you should pursue, the position
- cf the insurgents, as -shown by your
letter and its inclosures, is that of open
rebellion against the laws and the con
stitutional authorities, with such mani
festation of purpose as to spread de
vastation over the land, and as no
!.".. inef tfinn flnir Airtlinii l'OClf of lrtn
iOHilCi 1 ii. L4isi .lii y tuuuv.1 uvciiuuuu
or indulgence. To you as well every
soldier, whose habitual feeling is to
protect the citizens of his own country,
and only to use his arms against the
public enemy, it cannot be otherwise
than deeply painful to be brought into
conflict with any portion of his fellow
countrymicn. Bat patriotism and
humanity alike require that rebellion
should be promptly crushed, and the
peace and security of the good people
ot tnc lemtory restored.
". New York, Sept. 6.
A lengthy correspondence between
the Department at Washington and the
authorities in Kansas is published, to
gether with instructions to Col. Geary,
the .newly .appointed Governor, who
was at St. Louis on the 4th inst, en
route for the scene of disturbance.
. The force of troops being inadequate
to the exigency of the-case, the Gov
ernor is ordered to enroll and organize
' the-militia of the Territory; one divi
sion under Gen. Richardson, is already
" in the field. Requisitions have been
. also made upon the Governors of Ken-
tucky and. Illinois, for two regiments
xf infantry, to be placed under the
n . ! T . C T
ciiruiitu'jut vi vim. cumu, iu am m
suppressing insurrectionarycombina
tions against the constitutional go vern-
mcnt of Kansas.
" Secretary Marcy writes as follows to
" Gov. Geary:
. Washington City, Aus. 26. (
nu The present condition of the
. Territory of Kansas, renders your
caties asviovernor, highly responsible
and delicate. . In instructions hereto-
in 1 ebruary last, m the Annual Message
to Congress of the 21th of the previous
1 December, and an order issued from
the War Department, printed copies
. of which arc herewith furnished, you
will find the policy of the President
fully presented. It is, first, to obtain
4 l : rp u r
Kansas; and secondly, if disturbances
do occur therein, .to" bring to punish
raent.thc offenders. .. Should the force
. which has been provided to obtain these
. object's . prove insufficient, you will
' promptly make known the same to the
jl rvjiiuui, iuui may uku sucu xutas-
tires in regard thereto, as to him may
seem to be demanded bv the exigencies
t of the case. It is important that the
President should be kept well informed
" as to the state of things in Kansas,
and that the source of his information
should be such as to insure its accuracy.
You arc therefore directed by him
' to' communicate constantly with this
Department." Such facts as are deemed
important to be early knoSvn here, you
will cause to be . transmitted by tele
graph as well as by moil. -'
The President indulges a hope that
by your energy, impartiality and dis
cretion, the tranquility of the Territory
will be restored, and the persons and
the property of our citizens protected.
feigned, I am, sir, &c,
WM. L. MARCY.
Department of State,
Washington, Sept. 2, 1S5G. j
Sir; Reliable information having
reached the President that armed and
organized bodies of men, avowedly in
rebellion against the Territorial Gov
ernment, have concentrated such num
bers as to.requirc additional military
forces for their dispersion, you will
have the militia of the Territory com
pletely enrolled and organized, to the
end that they may, on short notice, be
brought into" the service of the United
States. Upon the requisition of the
commander of the Military Depart
ment m which Kansas is embraced,
you will furnish by companies cr
regiments, or brigade? or divisions,
such numbers aYyo? from time to time
may find, on his report to you, to be
necessary for the .suppression 'of all
combinations to resist the laws of the
United State,?, too powerful to l: sup
pressed by the civil authorities, and
for the maintamanco of publb ; order
and civil government is the Territory.
Signed, WM. L. MA11CY.
To his Excellency, J. W. Geary, Gov
ernor of Kansas Territory.
CTCSEAEID C0XPESSATTO3' 07 C0XCP.ESS
?K5f .
The Senate passed a bill on Wcdnes
dav. fix in? the compensation of mem
bcrs of Congress at '$2,500 per annum
in addition to the mileage allowed by
existing laws. This is f;n increase over
the present per diem compensation of
something more than 50 per cent. Kg
one who knows the cost of living in
Washington will deny that the present
pay of members is inadequate. Its
increase, therefore, is a simple act ot
justice; and we. were gratified to see
theoill pass without any party division.
The necessity for such a measure
has been felt for years, but members
have heretofore been restrained bv the
indisposition to, act in a matter which
seemed to involve their own interests.
It will be remembere d thai it has been
found necessary to increase the 'com
pensation of most cf the officers and
employees of the government, includ
ing the members of the cabinet and of
the supreme. court. ;
The same reason existed for a like
course in regard to , members of Con
gress; and, if we were, not personally
interested, we would suggest that ex
actly the same reason exists for saving
the public printers from the loss they
have sustained by the increased wages
they have to pay to, their two or three
hundred agents in executing the pub
lic work, thereby operating as a heavy
reduction on the prices fixed by. law in
1852. At least, while justice is being
done to all others, the public printers
might be allowed to receive the amount
decided by the court to be due them
under the law of 1854.
But the fact that Congress refuses
to do justice to the printers, will .not
prevent us from awarding to members
proper commendation for the justice
they are doing to others. We. know
that members are laboring under the
most -serious' misapprehensions as to
the heavy profits the printers, and
doubt not they suppose that the 20 per
cent, claim, decided to be due to them,
would mako them rich. - The fact is,
that the printers have been paying
most of the time sir.ee the law of 1854
passed, to their employees, a large in
crease on their wages; and they have
done it cheerfully, because they are
entitled to it. Washinnton Unicm.
Another Blidge Across the Ohio.
Their exists no longer tnv doubt
concerning tlio erection of a 1 bridge
across the Ohio het-n een the cities of
Cincinnati and Covington. All the
stock has hcen paid in, and prepara
tions arc being made for, the early
commencement of this important struc
ture. An axent of the comnanv is
now m this city authorized to purchase
thirty thousand barrels of cement,
that immense amount being necessary
for the construction of the bridge piers.
This is quite the largest order that has
ever been received in Louisville at one
time, and to fill it will tax the capacity
even of Frank McIIarry's mommoth
works. The bridge will not, so it is
said, interfere in the least with river
navigation, as the arches are to be
fully sixty feet above hi s;h watermark,
thus alio wine the tallest chimnevs of
boats to pass beneath it without the
slightest trouble. Louisville Cour. 30.
A dispatch from "Washington states
that intelligence has been received
there of a very heavy defalcation on
the part of a government officer, in
California. He is said to be a promi
nent member of the Vigilance Com
mittee. - ' '1
A German "working on the Court
House in St. Louis. Thursdav. .ivas
precipitated from the scaffolding down
a descent of about thirty-five feet, and
falling upon some -iron bars, his &kull
was fractured in a most horrible manner.
The Edgefield (S. C.) Advertiser says
that Mr. Wm. Gre;'g, of Kalmia, in
that district, has realized this year
nearly $4,000 from sales in the New
iorK marKCi oi peaciies, raiseu upuu
the sandhills of his farm.
In New York placards can he seen
in all the principal streets, offering a
free passage to Nicaragua, worth 150
to 250 acres of land, to such able-
bodied young men as are desirou3 of
joining the standard of ben. Yalker.
Every triumph over an inclination
to do w rong, renders future conquest
more easy; and strengthens the inch
nation to dp right, i
Wc hear very disastrous accounts
of the destruction of the coming crops
in the vicinity of Natches, Mbs.; by
the recent storms in tho South. The
cotton on many plantations has been
entirely prostrated. One-fourth, one
third, nay, one-half, is freely spoken
ot as the amount o: injury.
The Editor of the Alexandria (Miss.)
uazctlc recently saw a specimen of
cigars made by machinery. They
were perfect in form, though rather
hard and tight. It is savi that cigars
can be made much cheaper bv this
ii i .i -
memoa man Dy nana.
185G. FURNITURE. 1S56.
SCARRITT & MASON.
FURNITURE c UPHOLSTERY,
DEALERS AND v .
No. 40 and 42 Washington 'Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
HAyiNG completed our arrangement? for a fall
stock of Guods ia our lino, and ha ving the oest
fjwrtraont in tho W-t, we take t-leasure in offering
to purchasers both WHOLESALE and JiETATL
".000 BedteaJi, ; " t CO dozen wood soai Chair?,
1000 Bureaus,
2U0 ao cane seas ao,
100 do rocking da,
100 do chLldrcns' , , ds,
600 tin safes,
200 Cribi;, assorted sizes,
200 Lour-rcs,
500 Pining Tables,
500 Breakfast do,
200 Work Stands,
200 Wash do,
100 Wardrobes,
I000-lookin2 Glasses, "10a dc.-Kosnaaa split aoi-
- torn Lhairs.
C3T"To which we add mahogany and walnut, par
lor and rockinir Chairs, Sofa3, centre, side fcnd ei'en
tion Tables; Secretaries and Book Cases.
Upholstery in great variety, suoh as spring, Lair,
coiton, moss and husk Matresses, Comforts, Spreads,
and lilaakets.
- Our work is all Warranted as represented our
Prices ns Low as the Lowest.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed and re
spectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.. ,
J'lean; call and satisly yourselves.
St. Louis, July 20, 1S55. vlii8-6m -
Improved Little Giant
CORN & COB PLANTATION MILL
I?rico Hoducod.
rpiTE subscriber has purchased exclusive right of
JL Territory in tlie est, ot tuo aoovo celebratea
Mills, and is prepared to' furnish them at all times,
either wholesale or retail, and guaranteed in the most
positivo manner.
It is now more than a year since the
. "Mttlc - Giant"
Was introduced to thepublie, daring which time, it
has been constantly growing in the popular favor.
The improvements recently effected and patented,
mak'33 it the most prfect .machines ever offered for
general f arm use. It is furnished ready for attaching
team, and weighs as follows: ". 1, 225 No. 2, -Vo'i,
No. 3, 400, "No. 4, 500 pounds. .. Twenty m'nutes are
sufficient to set one up, without mechanical aid, and
when once adjusted, it can with safety bo entrusted
to a boy. .r ull directions accompany each. Mill.
13? JEH. 'EL OZ3 2323 S3 ,
No 1, $35, will grind 8 bu meal per hour with 1 horse
No 2 i " " .10 " " " . - , 1
No 3 50, " 15 " : u " 1
u
u
Liberal discount to dealers.'
JAMES B. CIIADWICK,
, No. 63 Locust street, bet. 2d and 3d
1 June 28, 1S56. Tl-n4 .1 St. Louis, Mo.
. A. TVpiTKIDGE. - B; J. M KXXXEV.
31KS. E. A. WIHTRIDG12 & CO.
MAXTFACTUBERS OP . !
Masonic Clothing and Odd Felloes
Also Eegalia for Tampcracce and other Societies,
Ko. 123 Walnut Street, vj Stairs, .
CINCINNATI, O.
xasons. References, odd fellows.
W.B.DoddsGMof Ohio O. P. Morton, P G M Ind
C. Moore Ed Masonic Rev: Turner k Gray, pub Casket
F. J. Phillips, U. P. City W. U. Neilson, P G M Ohio
Tho Editor of the Advertiser will have specimens
of Kegalia from the above Manufactory, and redeye
orders from Lodge3 or private members for Kegalia
August 2, 185ti. vl-n(Jtf
1HI,
PAINTS, OILS, YARNISIIES,
French and American Window Glas & ClattncarCf
Fpicet, Indigo, Madder, Perf 'umeries, d'c.
SPRING-STOCK!
CHARLESS, BLOW c CO.
- I3iPOETEF3 & WHOLESALE DEALXE3.
Ko. 63 and67.Eaxa street, St. loxus, Ho.
Are now in receipt of their new Stock, embracing
everything in their line.
JifMerchants visiting our City are requested to
t ive us a call, as we are determined tn sell for Cash
r Prompt Timo Paper, as low as any House in th
United btates.
IT. WniTTElIORE. s. b. wiiittemoks. j. f. cabteb
II. & K. B. lnilTTBlOBE & CO.,
Wholecde Dealers ia
BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS.
NO. 143 IAIN STURET, .
(First door alovo the Bank of Missouri.) .
CJt. Ijouis, Mo.
Cash paid for Furs and Deer Skins.
A. C. FOKD, L. L. BOWES.
TORI) Si BOWEX,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Office at the corner of Broadway and Madison
streets, up stairs.
W. P. LOAN,
1TT0MSYIT L.
LiVND AND LOT AGENT.
ARCHER, RICHARDSON COUNTY, N. T.
CHARLES WEST. ; . N. J. '31' ASH EX,
, ."WEST & McASIIEX,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
Morolian.tsf
Grocers and Steamboat Agents,
Comer Second and Francis Streets, .
" (Opposite-A. Beatic's Banking House.)
f3t. iTosojplx, r.liesotari.
4 X assortment of Boat Stores, Groceries, Wines
l. Liquors, Meal, Flour, 4c., kept constantly on
hind. JUIY J.J, ioju, i-uo
NO BOOKS KEPT" ALL CASH!!!
A. S. HOLLADAY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
B vugs aiml llledicisics
Main Street, Brownville, ri. T.
THE tmdnHgned respeetfullyhegslea to inform
the public, that he has now on haud a complete
assortment of -everything, usually kept in mug
Stores, which he offers for sale, Inclusively on a
?ew System of
CASH AND CASH ONLY!
It will be entirely foreign to this beautiful svstcm,
to ""Book," "keep account," "note" or "remember for
a few days." Coma with the fc Spondulicks ".if
you want anything in the Drug line.
Prescriptions Compounded at aU Hours with.
Accuracy and Dxspatca.
Remember the system I have adopted, and my
pocket and your feeling3 will not suffer. Credit will
pa it inly not be givea, unless undar circumstances of
peculiar destitution.
July 12, lS55.-vl-n0tf A. S. HOLLADAY
"VrOTICE is hereby riven, that tho co-partnership
heretofore existing under the namo and style of
Brown, lingers s, Co., was, oa the 2Uth day of r ebru
try, A. V., lb jd, diiKdvcd.
K. BROWN,
S. E. ROGERS,
15. B. FRAZEK.
HENRY EMERSON.
H. W. LAKE A BRO.
July25,lS5S.-vl-n3
JOHN P. SAMSELL,
(LATE OF BOSTON)
?asIiionable Tailor,
1?
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
LNFORMS the public that he is now prepared to
serve them in the above named capacitr. Havin-
had long and extensive experience, he fiatters him
self he can please all who faror him with their put
ronage. Good fits warranted in all cases.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Given to cutting out garments for Lome making. :
Brownville, Aug. 1, lS5f. vl-nl21y
Bridae Notice.
rTIIE stock .holders of the Nemaha Bridge
I Company axe heribv notified that
to insure tho immediate erection and completion of
oiu inuge, mai me amount oi stock subscribed, be
jwummniujTO jiu mi, oeptemoer. -,
By order of tho Board
August 2, 1855.-v2-n9-2t JOIIN S. MINN1CK.
pvAY & MATLACK, Wholesale Dealers
XJ Dry Goods, Eo. 57 Pearl street, between "Wal
nut nd Vine, Cincimiati, Ohio.
UK li
Nebraska House.
Froat Street, near. Steamhoat Landing,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
A. J. BENEDICT, :
ANNOUNCES to the public that he hr.s taken the
above House, formerly kept by T. II. Edwards,
in Lrownville, N. T, nrd is now prepared to accomo
date all who may favor him with their patronage
A new addition has been built to tu5 house, ana ad
ditions made of Fuinlturo. and Ucdding, and -all ar
rangements now are such aa to render thia House
equal to any in tho Territory.
Urownville, July 5, 1S5G. vl-notr
W. II. WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE AKO BETAIL PEAT.EK IS
STOVES & TINWARE
TAKES pleasure in announcing the citizens of Or
gon and tho public in general, that ho has on
hand the most extensive sv zk of Stoves and Tin
ware, ever offered in this market. My stock of Tin
ware is of my own manufacture, and is for sals at
Wholesale and Retailat St. Louis prices.
- I would call particular attention to-my stock of
COOKING STOVES, comprising the most imf roved
patterns both Air-Tight and Premium. Among them
may be found Filly'tt Charter Oak, the best stova now
in use, the Asiatic Air-Tight, Pioneer nd prize Pre
mium. Also , . -
Parlor' & Box Stoves.
' Of various Sizes tnd Patterns, which I will
SELL LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE IN TOWN.
Particular attention paid to making and putting
up Tin Gutters, in the town and country, ALo, re
pairing done on short notics and on reasonable term.
Old copper, Bras and Pewter taken in exchange
for work or ware. . ' .W.W.WILLIAMS,
vl-n5 ; . Oregon, Mo.; July 5, IS 56.
F0BTY THOUSAND COLLARS Worth of Goods
at a small advance on cost and carriage hy
XDXXiZLiOIKr s TTZkXTZXy
; ItOC!FOItT, .iO., ,k
. . '
r"y , AXD
IIAVJI1 ct? DIXiXjODJ,
. IIEJI3IES LANDING, .
WE HAVE in store, and are receiving per S'xam
ers Hannibal, Warner, Edinburgh and Omaha,
a large and well assorted stock of -
Dry Goods, 1 Eonnets,
Clothing,
Hardware,
Queensware, -Boots
& Shoes,
Hats & Caps,
Cutlery,
. Paints,
. Doors,
Oils,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Furniture,
: Tinware,
Saddleiy,
Groceries,
Cawtings
Sash, Nails,
Iron
CARPENTERS & BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS
iC.
All of which we offer at very low prices for Cash or
Country Produce.
NO HUHBTJG! Wa will sell at SOME P2ICE!!
DILLON Si HAWK.
P, S. Ladies, if yon haven't got a fine Silk Dress,
Shawl or Bonnet, don't blame Dillox & Hawk, fur
we certainly have the best assortment of Fancy Dress
Goods ever offered in this market. No trouble to
show Goods. vl-n5 D. & II.
Great Imlaccnierat.
mnOSE wishing to purchase LOTS in the Town of
L JJrownvilIe would do well to give us a call, as we
have 50 Lots which will be sold very cheap for cash.
Also, 5 Lois in OMAHA CITY, for sale. Eninire
of B. B. & J. D. N. THOMPSON.
Brownvillc, N.T.June 23, 1S5(5. 4tf
ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
PACKET LINE.
. Season Arrangements fcr 1856.
THE entirely now and fine passenger packet,
OMAHA, J. B. Holland, Commander, F. B.
K(rtbeval, Clerk;) having been built expressly for
the trade, i3 now running as a regular weekly picket
between the cities of St. Joseph and Council BlufTs.
Leaving St. Joseph every Monday at 12 o'clock M.
And returning will leave Council Bluffi and Omaha
City every Friday morning at 8 o'clock, and farming
a connection with the five packets leaving St. Louis
on Mondays and Tuesdays, which arrive hcra on
Saturday and Sunday evenings, by which arrange
ment passengers or freight will not be detained at
St. Joseph; but to prepare against all contingencies,
the owners of the Oinalia have a larga Ware-House
to store all goods not meeting them promptly, and
without charge to the owners, which we deem the
most pcrrect arrangement to : passenger or shipper
that can or will be made the present season, and
they therefore hope by promptness and strict atten
tion of her clhcors anl agents to receive a large
thare of pnbiic patronage. .
TOOTLES & FAIRLEIGH, f A0ent3.
-tf '
CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSTANCE COMPANY !
Hartford, Ct. Capital J2Q0,000
With large and increasing receipts securely invested
under the sanction and approval of the Comptroller
of Public Accounts.
OFFICERS.
ALFRED GILL, Prcs't. JOHN L. BUNCE, Y. P,
JAMES C. WALKLEY, Secretary.
DIKECTOES.
Alfred Gill. John L. Bunco, Yv'm. R. Cone, .Tas. G
Bolles, John A. Butler, roah bcaton, . llolhs-
tcr, Sam 1 Coit, Lan'l rhiilips, t. nmphrcy.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
Geo. Beach, Esq., President of Phoenix Bank,
D. F.Robinson, Esq " " Hartford "
Hon. Isaac Toucey, late Attorney General U. S.
Applications for insurance received by
R. Wr. FURNAS, Agent.
DR. A. S. HOLLIDAY, Med. Ex.
GEO. P. LUCKIIAKDT,
WATCHMAKER
.zxoL Jo-woilcr,
OREGON, HOLT COUNTY, MO. .
npAKES the liberty to inform the citizens of
-JL Lrownville and vicinity, that he has opened a
WATCH, CLOCK & JEWELRY STORE
In Oregon, Holt county, Mo., where he will kecD con
stantly on hand, and for sale, a good assortment of
Gold and Silver . atches, Clocks and Jewelry, which
ho will sell extremely low, for CASH. Also, a fine
lot of lblins, Accordeons, hilver, and Plated Spec
tacles, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver extension
cases, Silver Thimbles, Ac, La. -
Ue is prepared to repair W atcbes, Clocks and Jew
elry, of every description, in the best manner and
on the most reasonable terms.
Every article bought ia his establishment, is war
ranted to be what it is represented to be. Watch re
pairing warranted for one year.
July Z'o, lSjli. vl-nStf
.UNITED STATES
GIVE every possible facility for the safe .and
speedy transmission of
Money, Valuable Packages. Parcels,
Goods, and merchandize
Of.every description, oa reasonable terms.
I'RixcrpAL UFFICE3 New 1 ork, llugalo, Cincin
nati, Toledo, Chicago, Dayton, lndianopolis, and all
Ihe smaller towns on Railroads in the Eastern, Mid
die and Western States, connecting at St. Louis with
Kichardson s Missouri liiver Express. 11. KIPP.
July25,18oO.-vl-nS General Superintendent.
Wholesale Paper Warehouse.
BRADNER, WARREN JL CO..
7"HOLES ALE Dealers ia Papers of every des-
t oripuon:
Printing, - Folio Post,
Book Paper. Flat Cap,
Wrapping, Foolscap.
, Manilas, Letter & Note,
Colored Pacer.?. Medium A Dcmv'.t
of tho very best Eastern and Western Manufacture.
i r 1 . 1 .
ai'u lor aaie i very low pnees.
ZW Cash for Rags and Rope,
ERADNER, WARREN k C()M
. No. 12, La Salle strccr.
.nicago, June. 2bth. 18o6. - vl-n4
a. r. ot.TT, J. g. MOBTOX, - K. H. HARDING
RENNET, MORTON & HARDING.
Attorneys at Law,
Nebraska City, N. T., and Glenwood, la.
WILL practice in all tho Courts of Nebraska and
Western Iowa. - Particular
obtaining, locating Land Warrants, and collection of
REFERENCE i
lion. Lewis Cass, Detroit. ) , .
Julius D. Morton. f JIlchlJ
Cor. Joel A. Matteson, Springfield, El;
(?ov. J. W. Grimes, Iowa City, Ion a;
r..P.FiSlcd,St.Louis,Mo.;
Hon. Daniel 0. Morton, Toledo, Ohio:
I'. A. Sarpy, Bellevue, Nebraska;
Sedgcwich & Walker, Chicago, III:
Green, W care & Bentoa, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
liATB AEKIVAEj!!
AT BROWNVILLE, N. T.
W. nOBLITZELL & CO.
ASH OW IM KECEIPT CP A FHE3H SCPTLT OP
r nun
m Mil
Which, when completewill compose the Largest
. : and best selected stock in this country.
UR STOCK OF 0CERIES ARE BOUGHT
J at tho lowest price for cash, and consists cf
Coffee, Sugar, Teas, Fish, Rice, Currants,
Uaisius, Candies, Molasses, Syrup,
Fruit. Nuts, &c, &c.
DRY GOODS. Ladies and Gents, call and sco
them, and price for yourselves. Late styles and a
full assortment cf Dress Goods, from a ten cent
L&wa to a Two Dollar Silk. Also, a few fino
STLK SHAWLS. BONNETS & PARASOLS
CLOTHING. A fina stock old and young,
fogies and 'fast' men, Call soon if you want a nice
coat, vest or pants on reasonable terni3.-
II ATS. New strlcs cheap and durable. '
. HARDWARE. A very large assortment, con
siiing in part of Smiths' Tools, Spades, Shovels,
Rakes', Hoes, Bells, Mill, Crosscut and Handsaws,
Files, Augers, Axes, Broadaxcs, Adzs, Chisels Ac, fc,
to the end of tho chapter. - i .
1UTII.DING MATERIALS. A large lot.
consisting of Pine Docre, Sash, Shutter Blinds, Oils,
Paints, Nails. Locks, Latches, Putty, Glass &c.
FURNITURE. Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables,
Chairs, Tin Safes, Cttpboards, Stards Ac. ,
53" We will sell cheipcr for cash thaa any house
in Nebraska Territory.
June 7.1S5G.
A. A. BRADFORD, i
D. L. 1IC GARY,
Brownvillc, N. T.
W:. MCLENNAN',
Nebraska City, N . T.
BRADFORD, McLENNAN & McGARY,
ATTourmys at w
SOLICITERS iN CHANCERY.
CrownTille and Nebrasia City,
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
BEIXG permanently located in tho Territory, we
will give our entire time and attention to the
practice of our profession, in til its branches. Hat
ters in Litigation, Collections of Debts, Sales and
Purchases of Real Estate, Selections of Land, Loca
ting of Land Warrants, and all other business en
trusted to our management, will receive prompt and
faithful attention.
REFERENCES.
S. F. Nuckolls, Nebra.-ka City,
Richard Brown, Brownvillc,
Win. Hoblitzcll & Co.,
lion. James Craig,
Hon. James M. Hughes,
lion. John R. Shepley,
iicssrs. Crow, MoCrearvA Co
Messrs. S. G. Hubbard A Co.
lion. J. II. Love,
vl-nl
St. Joseph, Mo.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
u
Cincinnati O.
Keokuk, Iowa.
June 7, 185G.
S. B. MIER,
BLACKSMITH
AND WAGON-HAKER.
First St, bet Main and Water,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
JOHN S. HOYT,
County Surveyor and Land Agent,
OF Richardson county, N. T., will attend promptly
to all business in his profession, wben called on:
such as Paying Taxes, Recording Claims, Subdividing
Laod, Laying out Town Lots,l)rafting City Ilats ic.
Residence and address .
Richardson co., N. T.
FRANKLIN
TYPE & STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
Ho. 133 Vine St., het. Fourth and Fifth,
CINCINNATI, O.
C. F. O'DRISCOLL Jt CO.
Manufacturers and dealers in News, Book and Job
Type, Printing Presses, Cases, Gallies, Ac, Ac.
Inks, and Printing Material cf Every Description.
STEREOTYPING of all kind Books, ilusic,
Patent Medicino Directions, Jobs, Wood Engrcvings,
&C, d o.
Brand and Pattern Letters, various styles,
- SPFJGMAN & BROWN,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
AGENTS.
And General Commission Merchants.
No. 4:6, Tuhlic Landing.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
C. P. BAILY.
B. r. EAXSIX.
BAILY & RANKIN,
OMAHA CITY, N. T.
O. P. MASO.,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
And General Land Agents,
' NEBRASKA CITY, X. T.
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, collec
tions, investing money, locating and selling
land warrants, and all other business pertaining to
their profession, in Nebraska Territory and Western
Iowar-
L. FORSYTH & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Frciglit ilgesits,
OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
No. 3, Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo.
A. aiUDD, G. L. HUGHES, J. J. MCDD,
II. T. MUDD, S. O. GRUEB.
MUDD k HUGHES.
VPRODVCE COMMISSION
No. 33 Leveo and 60 Commercial Street
ST. LOUIS, MO.
NUCKULLS, RUSSELL, & CO.
XTooLLX03rt, Mo.
W HOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS IS
1Y
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Medicines, Dye Stuf&,
Saddlery, Boots k Shoes, Hats & Caps,
QuEEXSWAEE, ST0KET7ASE, TINWAEE,
IRON, NAILS, STOVES, PLOWS Ac.
Also Furniture of all kinds, "Window Sash, &c
f A. D. KIRK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Land Agent and N otaiy Public, '
Archer, Richardson county, N. T.
Will practice in the Courts of Nebraska.
by Harding and Bennett, Nebraska City.
9
OHEGON, MO.
ROB'T. L. II ATT EX, Proprietor.
Xo pains or eipense will be spared by the subscri
ber, make his guests comfortable in every respeet,
at this well known and highly reputable Ilouse. '
The very best attention given to animals by a
good and attentive Hostler.
Tl-nl ROBERT L. HATTEX.
- E. ESTABROOK,
ITSTTET) STATE3
tstrict Attorney
OAIA1IA CITY, X. T.
REQUIRED to be in attendance oGcially upon all
the terms of the District and Supreme Court cf
me lemtory, tenders his Professional services to such
as need them. lie flatters himself that . .a r.m;.
for gaining a knowledge of the practice in each Dis
trict, will enable him to pve eatisfaction to such as
entrust tneir business to hia ca?e.
Omaha City, June 7, 1933.
mm
lliliMIffilK
buu
H. BAKES.
BROWNVILLE FERRY
PLASTERS & BAIvfcK,
. wfiT'vnr thn TravpilinT Publi
Publi?, that they
i ,r;tv. ar f:iri!itv t- a'.-commoc.ito
x i. are itc ';ijvv w.. . -j .
. ..m.jin-. h Mi.aannri river. i"' w.i-0
best'crossirVnt on the upper Mtouri, traTcers
coding to Nebraska, will fad it greatly to their wi
vantaga to cxssat thi.'t point.
FERHV KATES
r. ,r prrrv two horss. males or oxen & W.lgOC, v l'J
' each individual pair of horses mules or ox a
" " hor?e or mula and buggy,
u u .led horse cr male,
" loose cattle per head,
" sheep and hogs per head,
" each footman,
' cwt.cf freight,
"u " M feet of lumber,
u unloaded wagon and hor3C?, mules or
oxen therewith,
Brownvillc, August 2, IS j3.-!y
75
23
10
C3
10
10
2,00
BROV7ITVILLS
STEAM MILL,
NOEL, LAKE, fe E?IERSON,
Xjroxviivlllo, X'JT. 17m
N. B. We would r os pec t fully, inform tho citi
zens of Nemaha county and adjoining Missouri, that
wo .ov filwavst cn hind a larcro and well selected
supply of JLUJIIJCU, which we can furnish at low
er rates Uian any mm m tne ierruory.
Market prices paid for logs delivered at the yard,
or oa the bank of the river.
All .orders accompanied with the cash, will receive
our immediate attention.
I. 0. of G. T.
THE Brownvillc. Lodge, No. 3, Independent Order
of Good Temp-ars, Ejects every Saturday' eve
ning, at 7 oVInck, at Templars' Hail, No. 25, Atlan
tic street (Thurbur's Block). '
Members of the order visiting the city, are respect
fully invited to attend, when convenient; and those
locating here, are earnestly solicited to join the Lodg5,
as wo look for the p uppors of all friends t-f Temper
ance, both male and hmi'.c-.
For information coneeni.i; the Order, ensure of
Wra. Thurbur, Atlantic street, O. F. Lake. No. 27,
Main street, or Bichard Brown, coraor of Main and
l'ir3t stroct. By order of the I).)?ey
Mrs. C . TIIUREUB, W. C. T.
Attest: II. P. BUXTON, W. S.
July 23, 1350. Tl-nStf
NEBBASKA CITY HOTEL.
NEBRASKA CITY, X. T.
BARNES & BAKNUJI, Proprietors.
THIS commodious Hotel, situated upon
Main Street, Nebraska City, wiil be found a de
sirable resort for travellers. Stages leave this house
for all parts of tho Territory.
Twenty Laborers 7anted!!
TWENTY LABORERS, who can handle
th j spade, ar wanted immediately at
Brownville, A'ebraska Territory.
Liberal wages will be given by the ?;ib5eriber,
J.D.N. THOMPSON.
BLANKS of every des.-ription, for salo at thi
dike.
COUNCIL BLUFFS PACKET.
THE fine passenger steamer GENOA, Throckmor
ton, Master, will run regularly during the season,
between St. Louis and Council Bluffs. Her ofheers
hope by regularly and strict attention to business to
merit a share of the public patronage.
. J. TIIUOCKMOUTON, Master.
J.E.GORMAN, Clerk.
CLAIM FOR SALE.
4 100 acre Claim within 2 miles of Brownville,
1 JL on the County Road leading to Nebraska City:
with a good I jg House, 20 acres in cc rn and under
fence, aid a guod spring. Enquire of
Brown vi!k-, Aug. 2, is ji). Ii. W. FURNAS.
U. D. JOHNSON'. ' 3. P. CASPADT. J". D. TEST.
JOIINSOX, CASSADY &. TEST,
xittorncys and Counsellors at Law.
Aad General Land Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL promf.tly attend to Land Agencies, In
vesting Money, Locating and selling Land
"Warrants, aud all other business pertaining to their
profession, i a Western Iowa and Nebraska.
R, W. FURNAS,
AND AGENT FOR
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
f CHARLES B. SJIITir,
Oroxo3rrtl XiaucI -a.soaa.-t y
ATD NOTARY PUBLIC.
OMAHA CITY, X. T.
CfElca ia State Hons?.
WILL give particular attention to orders and com
missions from abroad, and to the supervision of
the sale of lots and Claims in Nebraska Territory.
References.
Hos. Jesss D. EitiunT. Washington, D. C.
Joas Vax Ei re New York City.
Edwin Cko'ell, " " " .
Mark W. Izzard, Gov. of Nebraska.
T. Ii. CcmxG, Sec. "
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Greene, Weake A Eenton, Council Bluffs. Iowa.
D. H. SOLO.HON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
GLENWOOD, IOWA.
Will practico in the Sixth and Seventh Judicial
Districts of Iowa.
A. J. rOlTLKTON. TM. N. ETEK3.
i'oppleton & bveks,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Aal General Land Agents,
OilAIIA, NEBRASKA.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
LAND ENTERED ON TIME.
CECIAL attention riven to the selection ard
Otry of Lands for Settlers, and ail others desirin"
choice locations. 0
Land Claims, Town Lots and all kinds of Heal Es
tate, bocght and sold and investments made for dis
tant Dealers.
C. V. SNOW,
SURGEON, PHYSICIAN
J.13.cL Aoooucli nn-r,
EOCKPOET, 1IO,
OLIVER BEXXT.
JAMES P. FI3SE.
"Wil. B. GARRIT.
AtCl'STUS KNIGUT.
OLIVER BENNETT & CO.,
Manufacturers and Whalesale Dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 87 3IAIX STREET,
(FORHEKLY, No. 101, CoRXER OF MAIN AXD LoCCST.)
1 ST. LOUIS, MO.
E. F. SEARS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
And Solicitor In Chancery.
SIDNEY. IOWA.
Will practice in tho District Courts cf Western
Iowa
1ST OSce at the Court Ilouao, up stairs.
Oregon, Holt Conuty, Missouri.
Jveep constantly on band all description of Harness,
Saddles, Dridles, An., Ac.
D. TLASTEBS,
i i 11 1 1 nt-ill i iJi AlM'iMifl I mg, it will outgnnd any upper gnmur ia tunc
1 HI i hm M Mum Jnxrt:
T"n- tf 7 juently.wo grind nearer the ce itrf, an! ff f
Jibi S 1 1 R A ?) OTI LGSUT. with less jk. wc: than any upper runnej can be m
J. HART t SON
mum 1
N. li. Every article in our shop is manufactured
Dy ourseive?, ana warranted to give satisfaction
FRESH DRY GOODS
EEDY, JA3IESCOT & CO.,
m"r.. - ita t t rr ir c, r. -1-
xtv ana xi- JiSll Of., sC. JOIUS
"ITTE are now in receipt of the most complete an
t T magnificent stock, everoffcred to the Western
Trade. Merchants visiting this city are invited
uiivean eiamma.uoa 01 oor piock am! price
. EDDY, JA31EON S CO.
Billou'a Pictorial Drr.n
Companion.
(l-ATS GLEA30NT,3 PICTOSUJ,,)
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nn, a w;
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to original t.-,:o, ske
AMERICAS ATT UOII.,
ncs a ad
a.tjui.., ar.a ia i:raa of thee
i new?; tho wliola W'.H spiej v-i''
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ar.ii IU iTn r r " li. - -
and foreign
humor, llach
numerous a."curate engravin by euiint -notable
object?, curreni eventi in all 'fa'''
world, and of men and iaannr, altrgetaw
paper entirely original in tl ij country t.4:.
contain views oj every popuaas
c;t7 ; iv.. fit:
.! ik
world, cf all bollding3 cf nots in tha eaf.terj
era hemisphere, of ail the pr.ndpal ,.f
er3 of tho navy and mcrchaat service.
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world, both male and female. " 14 i
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One copy of Tnz iuui cr oca l0.x7t Tari
copy of Balloc's Iictojial, t( got her, I i pcrt!i4
Vuhlishcd every Saturday, by M. 31 Ruiiv0"
Corner of Trcm.mt &nI 11-dTf : ! i c". J1- a "
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practical qaesiions, aiia juti Ttvogin'.jc q 0f r
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religion without dogmiituni end wltLoit j.Tjl
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in a.
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It is embellished with numerous enricX. -
of them illusrative of roal hciiics or fax 1 r1
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A liberal discount made t wholesale -. ul
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scribers: and any person forwiirdiDsiitiea, -.t.
shall have the Magazine for ten sub nhn, n.i
a premium, a bound volnu.o worth' i2. CsV ti;r.
ten. to one address, shall have the vrrk Ut r
dollars a year.
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C aklton A Phillips, New Y rl:, S rop.yTFPi 1 n '
Cincinnati, W. SL DorciiTY, Chicago, J.'L. 1 -IitL-burgh.
or J. P. Magtk. lloKtonr
Terms, $2 a year, in advrn?e. Sinj'e rjV.
13 cents. CARLTON A 1'IIILLlis 4
NOTICE. NOTICE.
Merchant, Sportsmen acl 3Iascfj:c
JIOKACC r. DI3JICK & COS
lui!.
GREAT V'ESTERN EMPORIUM, f..r Sh.,tfe win:
Ride?, Pistol-", Fishing Tstl.Ie and Sjx.rjj. 8.K
paratus of every variety, u at No. 12, North 1L
street, St. Louis, tho sign of th Doer iatliol. TaT
dow. - Vr
V"e keep constantly on haal a full tss'jTtz
HuntiB, Target and Minnie IiiI rX
Together with every vmic'y .f Purf.j,fl fj,
(Juns, V.'ad:. and Wadding 1'afer. Fi.-hi 4. T4; tba
Ac Ac; ia f act, e eery tiling connected V.Ji tho 0 wee
Trade.
Two Ilnxxdrcd Brccuh loading lUlcs of ra,-". -p
patents. '
. ij. au kir..s 01 gun ciiuriai ana s.a,:jin t;
in tho forced, filed and finished jtat. v 1
llcase call and examine for yuarsvlrejVfr.re
make your purchii, as cxperiea-: is thea!j2 elect
jruide.
Besides an aoendant raiscel'ioy of
es, translations, poetry, .'c, original aa.I to
will compriso departments nf literary ac
tellirence, book notice?, rel'cicus inf.n-TB,.7. '
writ; '
time
the '
the 1
or 1 1
ZST" Our goo.18 arc all warranted by us.
August 23, ISiC. . vlnl2tf .
H. G. iiorss & CO.,
Xo. 16, Main Street, St. Louis Hi
4 GENTS for StrauL's Cora ar.il SlrJ.l
rl . - ... r, . .
to s-:
1 1 ine -ij'j?i?n ri inn nr. ri - 1 m r.Mt-
Mill has been kent secured to tin. inventor bri-. phi O
recently, however, Juno 27th, '.) Lt- V(,rt
I atent for th t rated Starts have b;en s:vA-
curmr tne invention for fourteen wars. rili! "u
has sustained itself wherever ic ha.. b:ca 1'X'.",".:: t!Jsi
to competition with ether Mi'.U. It w.s rfai.":
the other inaksof Mill of ourci-y, at thebh.'i:
Fair, in lSjt), when it drew 1 dip'.. ; -dfiUi
Corn Mill, and was awarded '. fine i! vcr M
era a
evi
Of these Mills we manuf:ur.jrs 1 ,.;; 4- .',tw t2:.
and three expressly for grinding wheat, a jur. . r p,
Tbo peculiar rovclty of this Mid 1.-, true
stone is the running stene, in v.W cn.c.-. Tmy I
limit 10 ine fpeeu, ana as sjcoa is jv:r;t:iinin,T:
Thirdly: Our Mill takes anr kind of rria wiu
choking. V.'e warrant again, t choking ia any it.
cases. This is a great vexation can.i.'ig dub; .
trouble in all Mills whc.ro tbeupncfstoDi ink'
ner. Of course, we me.in rmi!! M1IK whore th.:
0
th;
tion must be high to do much Lnsincss.
Fourthly: Our Mills never take unjuryby n:r
empty the under stone mt touching the bjt
no injury can be done. This is an imoSrtantn-
tago over all Mills w here tho uper t:ne is the " 0i,h
ner. August 23,1? jo. tliii
Land Ofilcc at IJrownville.'; , jr
All persons knowing themselves indelteJ to if . ;
hereby notified that their aoounts are due, wJi l2CiL'5
bo Settled Immediately, by Note or Cash: a : in la
ment we muit nave, m ordfr t)C(ntinuG.oiir')"' (,q
.13.B. A J. D. N.TUU-
Brownville, August 1st, IS,)?.
cJ to
THE HALF-EREi
AND niXED-ELOODS;.
Of the Iowa. Otoo, Oirtiiha tribc83:
iKuktoii aad antic b-UHts of Iadi;
having au interest iu the lltn
tion botween the Ureal and Lit
tle Nrmaha riv.r, in the
TERRITORY OF XKBRASSA
"V"OTICE is hereby given to all persons in:t-"
1 by the ur.d -Tsigucd Coraais!-i..iien app
pursuance ot" the second s.ftiou cf auifc't'i1
gress, pnscd July lTlh, lfcjj, entitlct "Ja
authorize tho I'residenti.f tho United ta:vs'!
o be survejed the tract of bind in tbeTn".:.
Nebraska, belonging to the Ilaif-r.reeil.sw--
bloods, of tho Dukotah cr Sicux NiU'h.q of
nd for other purr.oses;" 1'nmdinsr: Tbsl"' -
ident be and he is hereby aat.hyiizc'l.t cau-e
ascertained the number and nam' s of thW lT
and mixed-bli.ds who are eiilitbd ti pftfp
the benc&us of a grant contained in the ninr
.f the treaty of Iho i'rairie du Chijn,of &J'
July, A. D. 1830, between the Ui.itcd Stat-:,
putationsof the chfedented bands, ot
and other Indian, wliorein a re -err a tic a of
ake I'cpiaand the Missouri .Uiv.r (desert-
,Borl
v.. '
treaty) was granted to the half-breed rd-f",
Iowa, Oltoe, ar i Om.ih:. Tribes, acd
Santio bond- S ijui In-liar,?,
wit!,
over
That I wiil attend at Sinus Ci'y, Liw.s.on-
Monday, 2i.h day of August next, rennii:'
three weeks: then ai UcIieTic w', on the 2-1 f
remaining there two w-.-eks: theu at A.-ch'.-r.
son county, Nebraoki Territory ( near the;
niioy vu iie i aiy ct ov-tow r, rua.u",
four weeks, fur the purpose nf as ertainirg a'
c'-r 2:
ber and names of the half-breeds or m:';.
now living, tf ihi Iowas, Ottocs. OaiaI--S "
ana antle bamls of the hioux In-uans, r
the treaties aforesaid" "When tho (iit'rt '
commission wiil be eloscd as soon thereaitf f-
ole, at Glenwwd, lliils county, Iowa. ,.
All Tior.i.n intri' .fml am Y.I r.'bt II'.1
pear with theirevider.ee at ei.her cf the p'J
fore-m,ntior.'.,d, at the time s:c. ifie'l, f ...
right uto partieipjue ia the beneiltof tif
or reservation," cc mmoiilv knwis as tho "M
c 1 r
tract," situated on the Missouri river,
Orcat and Little Nemaha rivers, in the
Nebraska, and derived frcm sail treaty6
Congress. - ..,
.v. :( r5 '
. W 1 .k ItJ I.OliT J la LJ !,.! 1 .1 " .
the applieantii arranzci bv fam;Ii:s and ftfi ,
ser, age, and relationship to the ?hux,
reidfnce of eK'h: also, who are ofphan-?;
their riiardian. li-.rl!v nrw.i n!cd. or u1 . ..
all times the best evidence tho nature-.'
o , .- 'II r
of-
will admit of, will be required tc PruTe.rS
degree of relationship to iho ..ai.xnn
C
i .
ir
naiuct, and of an amount suiieieni
facts herein required to be irovel: nJ
reason can be -hown, such as a, disw '
or sickness, th applicant should rPer.j6'
addition totheir other testiinoay. .f
will see the necewity of presenting i1 1
that they may obtain the benefits "fn;
ar.2
lore
Cr:::
please publish four weeks aal fcra
this odee for payment.
MISSOURI K1YER-
THE new, elegant and fist rura v
packet and freight stauner, h
Baldwin, Commander, is now runai, 'fi
trips between St. Louis and Couae" i'
one of the best freight steara?rs"U ti
been built ciprtjsly forthii tral.
to
Archer, N. T., July 23, lS3 J.-nT lhV
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