"1
' ' Dittos Items.
Halifax, September 13.
The steamer Arabia arrived here
tHs morning.
'.The Arabia brings 114 passengers.
She left Liverpool on Thursday the
4th, at 11:20, A. m., and has thus made
the run in a little over eight days, not
withstanding detention of several hours
off this port on account of fog.
The Collins steamship Atlantic left
"Liverpool at 11," A. M", onWedncsdayi
the 3d, vvkh 123 passengers, left New
York.
' "'The' 'London Star further says a con
temporary announces that the Central
American difficulty is solved satisfac
torily by -i convention between - Hon-
iuras-and Urcat isntam ine saus
iactorv settlement "alluded to, of this
at one time threatening question, was
announced five weeks since. , :
. Brcadstuffa Richardson,. Spcnce,
k Co., report Ireadstuffs unchanged
and in limited demand. ", The weather
"Tontlnued favorable for
agricultural
11 .
Vater Communication ; between
TlT . r.Trrv,.T'A" 1 V-rv " Tt ITTrIAT)f Tll f
'National Intelligencer states that it is
seriously talked of at Washington, to
rv.t r,. rir.nrin-i-; rnnnl from that citv to
a point from twenty to thirty miles
jctwardly on the Patuxent . river, or
its tributary, the Western branch,
i where the water is deep enough to ac-
commodate" vessels", of considerable
burden, and so to avoid for a "large
amount of freight and other Produce,
the circuitous navigation of the Po-
C "J . - A z
.tomac river, and the bav between Point
Lookout and Cedar Point, thereby
SaViriif two 'hundred miles in the water
route to Baltimore.
. . . New Cotton. Gradually, although ;
late, our new cotton tegms to -come
' along. The famous Southern Belle,
Vwhich has so long "done capital .service
under ilie command of. Capt. , Broad-
I weu, came to the , levee last evening
'with the largest load of nev cotton
f. Cj .......
jet received thi3 season, and a very
'rcspectahlo one, too, all things con
"sidered. It comprised 1,3S5 "bales.
"It i3 to be hoped this indication of pro
' gress towards seasonable business will
. prove reliable, and that we shall now
"1 begin to "go-ahead"! in earnest. iT.
0. Picayune, Atlu . )
' AFFRAY ON THE JMMA UEAN AT
-
"EVANSILLE, BETWEEN -THE BARBER
.AND THE lATE -THE BAEBER KILLED,
diSculty arose on Friday, on
'board the steamer Emma Dean, near
Evans ville, which resulted fatally to
. one of the parties concerned. - Mr.
Keilly, the mate of the steamer,iwent
.inio the barber shop on the boat,sand
-i,;u , : :; .
Tel with the negro who-kept the saloon.
.fPl. i . 1. 1 1 : . v
Jatter retaliated ; by cutting, him very
-severely several ' times with 'a "razor,
and then ran; Reilly gave chase with
.an axe, and lollowed the negro to the
'Kentucky shore., when the latter jumped
'into -r. skiff and was pushed out into
Ihe river when the mate threw, the axe
at him. It struck . the. negro on the
head and knocked him overboard ; he
sunk immediately, and was seen no
. more. The mate was not arrested.
f Louisville Courier 1 10A. : '. r"
: A Bloody Indian War Apprehend-
et) in the Northwest. The St. Paul
Pioneer, of the 8th instant, gives the
intelligence of a threatened war-be-
.tween the Sioux and Chippewa Indians,
partly groTrin': out of the recent
murders committed 'by the Chippewas
nmong the" Sioux, their -hereditary
' enemies, and partly from a misunder
standing between the Indian agent and
the Sioux in Tegard to the delivering
over of certain young men engaged in
forays into the Chippewa country.
The. superintendent demanded- those
men; on the. refusal to comply, the
annuities were suspended. Afterwards
they complied, but fcr some reason
ihey have not received" their money.
The consequence is a bad state of feel-
mg exists.
The bioux demand the
to iins
men, and threaten a war of
extermination against the Chippewas.
Large Shipment of Corn. -The
.Olloica (111.) Bcpullican of a late date,
Favs: "'AVc learn that two hundred and
forty-one thousand bushels of corn
vvas cleared from the Canal Collector's
oSce inthic city during the first twenty
days of August. FroraL present' ap
pearances "we jude that there will not
be much falling off in the twenty days
following. The jYiiclcjiinQUJii of Corn
shipped during the .season in 778,557
'bushels." ' ": :r - -
: , Ship ColckisDestkoted by Fire.
' Capt. Couch, of the ship George
"West, "which arrived' at this port last
evening, Tcportstthat ho was. boarded
bri the 10th inst., by a pilot boat from
the Bernini Island?, from "which he
learned that the ship Colchis, Captain
Ellis, from Boston for this port, vras
(destroyed by re.. That portion of her
cargo rhich was stowed between decks
was saved, ond taken into Nassau, Nevr
rrovidencc; The lower hoid contain
ed ice, which of course was lost. A
list of her consignees will be found
under the marine head. 2cw Orleans
Delta, 2d. ' . ' . ;
r There was snow storm in Gclds
boro', North Ccrolina, on Sunday
afternoon, August 31st. -
It has cost over thirty-two million
cf dollars to govern New York city
during the past six years.
R. E. HARDIN3. C. C KIKBOTCII R. if. TpOHER.
HARD1K8, KILffiGUSH & CO.,
JJantt ''acta rers and Wholesale Ikdltrt i
IIATS, CAPS & STRAW GOODS,
ITo 43 Ilaia street, iet. CHve iai Fiifi,
: ST. LOUIS, LI O. ( M
Farti-ular attention i'al to man ifactar.n- our
EnfFt Mule Hats. : ; ;
SAMUEL SPCXCKR & CO.,
No Elglitj-Tffo Xoith Fo-irtb Stria:, Near Locust.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
MANUFACTURERS of every .Icscrjon of
Framc? dcalcrsi n Fainting, EDjTa.viEjf Litho
graphs, Ac; txokin;-gla?i Hates of nery size, and
framed to any pattern in the best manner.
Advertising Card, Ac, Stained and Varaiahed, or
Framed at jbort notice. : " "
Eoiewood, Walnut and other fancy wood, Ficturc
Frame Moulding. ' ! J I i
The Trade Supplied. Old Frames, Ee-gilt,
JAMES W. GIBSON,
blacks sot'i',
Second Street, between Main and Nebraska, .
" r BROWNVILLE, K. T. . -
josErii 3iunriiY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
And Solicitor in Chaucer jr
SiDXEr, Fbemoxt Courr, Iowa.
OEce In the Court House, up itairs.
Wholesale, and He tail Commission
House, Omaha and . Fpnteneiie.
TIIOJIAS; GICSON, !?'
IS now receiving for sale, ahirgi a&;ort:nent of the
latest styles of BEDSTEADS, 'd'-c."
Also Lcavitts Corn 3Zills. adapt w for erindinc
meal or hore food with twj hordes. . r.
Also, a large lot of Ilalf-tushel SIeasiv.ro, stamped.
Merchants supplied on tvholosale term?.-'
PHYSICIAN,SURGEON
AND OBSTETRICIAN, -
Two ililes from Brorovilh, on olaiai hear Ir.
Cihxig3: Tenders his profoniiional 3'3rvioca to the
citizen of Nemaha county. , . . , i r
4 T.1WWDAIL.-. . B..I,CABa-
. DOIVDALL, CARR fc CO.',
' r Washington kounprt, k ;
Engine and Llacliins Hannfactoiy.
" Corner Second and Morgan Streets.' ,.
T S tr-rry
m:
MANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines and Boil
ers. Saw and (Jrist Mill Machinery, Tobacco
Screwsand Tresses, LardJ Kettles, Lsrl tk-rews and
Cyliuders, Wool Caruing Machines, Young's Patent
Smut Machines, Building Castings, Ac.,, ' ,
C5y Aprents for tho sale or James bmita & Co. s
Superior MACHINE CARDS, i -a? ' ' '
YOUNG'S PATENT SMUT MACHINE, Well
tried, always successful, fully Guarantied, Manu
factured and for sale by "
... 'J duwa CAia:,icu
. r .Washington Foundry, KCLouis, Mo.
: : , GREAT '
i; ;CI6tliiiiir. 'aler::;.v;
W3I. R MATiTINJ 'i o'P ' : (O. C. MARTIN,
: New iork. ) 1QJU. ( bt. Louis.
' : ilARTLN & BROTHER. 1
' THE OLD OEtGIXAL CLO THIERS,
Ko. 114 AND So. 1 ilAIH STEZ2T,
ST. IX)UIS, MO. '
T?OR the approaching s-oring. "we will have a TRE
I MENDOU3 SIOCK'OF. LOTHIXG, manufac
tured by ourselves in Nexr York, ejpressly for this
market. . .,.. :. : '
In point of STYLE, Cit'ALITY nd PRICE, wc
defy any and all competition 1 We hiva marked
uOTO our pries very low, ns w? intead selling to none
but - f . .-.:'
- CASH AXD. PROMPT. XE2ST.
To such wc would ask a thorough examination of
our btock before purchasing.
1856. . SPIUNG SALES. 1856.
LOW rsiCESTO CASH AKD PROMPT TMI BTTTEES.
JOHN HALS ALL,
WHOLESALE AKD BET AIL
13 0 OKSELLER ?. STATIOIJEil.
AND ELANS. BOOK MANUFACTXTwERS .
TiO. 123 HaixL, Louis, ITo.
TTAS for sale all the Spelling books; Geographies,
Readers; lliEtoriricK Chemistries; Dictionaries;
Arithmetics; Fhilosophie.i, drc, now in use,' together
with a large stock of Law, Medical and miscellaneous
Krw.l-a fi.rrninfF h mnst i.-Tnrlr't.fl ftnvrfmrnt tj-v liA
found in the city. Also, Writing paper, and Foreign
utry
at No. 120 Main st. .
M. W. BIDES-. J. 1). WHITE.
1YIDEN-&' WHITE,
LAND AGENTS.
NEBRASKA CITY, N. T.
HATIN.Q made arrangements by which we will
receive accurate copies of ail tho Townships
embraced in the Eastern portkm of Nebraska, we
are now prepared to offer oar Bervices to the
"SQUATTERS OF THE TERIOTTORy,"
' Is Filing Declaratory Statements of
Intention to Pre-empt. Securing
. Pre-em prions, Locating Land '
Warrants and
ENTERING . LAND.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT & SOLD.
I.;ind Entered on Time, Ac,
rani?ular attention paid to Buying and Selling
Property on commission: Also, to making Collections
and forwarding remittances to any part of the Union.
Ulauks of all kinds id ways on band.
- r , RIDEN A WHITE.
REFERENCES. ;."
Hon. A. A. Bradford, r
. - S. F.Nnc tolls,
Nebraska City. ,
j - tt
Ft. Joseph, Mo.,
Washirkiu City,
u a
Messrs. Dolman A West,
Peter A. Keller,
Thomas Lumpkin,
June 23, 1856. vl-n4
ALOXZO PBATT,
New York.
E. Q. PRATT,
O. H. CFIU),
St. Louis.
eJtt. fox,
8. C. KAS3UB,
. St. Locis.
CHILD, PRATT' & CO.,
Direct Importers, Jobberinnd!Ianufaclurcr3'AScnt3
liDgusn, jc rencn, rennan a ikmencan
" - Hardware and Cutlery:1 '
- GUXS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, W, &c.
139 & 141 Main St, cor. 'W'RsuiDgton Avenue,
, . ST. LOUIS, MO. ,
A: L. COATE, i - :
Ofl !MTV ' Q I h3t VFVOR'
ywwi" ' vil V UI Wr?
' BROWN YILLI3, .NEiI AHA . CP "
JTehrwka Terrltc!7.
N. M. FL0HER, .
VTHOLE SAL15 DEAJJIB IJT
Pork, Bacon," Linly Si Oared Hams,
P'HIED BEEF AXD BEEF TONGUES.
No. O, Sycamore Street Citicianati O.
: young; nouse & pond,
. 1 . . . Foreign and Domcstfcs -. " .':
HARDWARE,
0 15, rzXZt S'CEEET,' JIKCllCSiTI.
JACOB SAFFOIKIV
Attorney and Counsellor . at. Law.
GENERAL INSURANCE A5D LAND AGENT,.
Ana ITotory Public
Nchraska Citr. Kebrajsta Territori'.
"'IXTrLL attend wmn Jv tf aM bn5srn tntrntr.i
t 1 m vBwauovw
to his care, in Nebraska Territory and "West
ern lewa.
September 12, 1S35. rlnl5-ly
Ji
CARPENTER AND JOINER,
, NL'DliASKA. TEREirOST. : , :
A
ISoli: 1 UilNITUItE. 18-0-
SOARRITT k MASO&.
FUXUTXTUXIE , t UPHOLSTERY,
DEALERS AND ,
Na; 43 and iZ Washington Avemu, St." Louis, Mo.
t TAVING coplet r our arrar ; cats for a full
j "X gv:k of Ciood in our line, ji ;;u Laving thebest
assortment ia the Wost, trc take kasure in offering
i.n Tnr?hascrs both "WHOLESALE and RETAIL:
3CC'0 Kcditeadf,
' . . , r n A 1 J
500
IGCO Unroan?, . . '
50(5 Dining Tables,
P0 Breakfast do,
200 Work Stands,
200 Wash do,
100 Wardrobes,
1000 Looking Glasses,
200
cat teat do,
100 do rocking do,
100 do childrens do,
,500 tin safes,
200 Cribs, assorted siaus,
200 Lounges,
100 dos. Rush and split hot-
. louiVyuairs.
XfTo which wc add mahogany and walnut, par
lor and rockin? Chairs, Scfat, ccDtre, siitsand exten
sion Tables; Secretaries and Book Cases. : ; r ; .
VrM.UTyr n Vrcat variety, euch as ppnn, hair,
cotton, moss id husk Matresaes, Cornfort3, Sproads,
and Blankets. . Y .
' Our work is all Warranted as reprCented our
Prices M Low as the Jjowcst.
Orders pronsptlj and faithfully executed and re
epcctfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
I'lea?e call and satisfy yourselves.
St. Lou'w, July 25. 1Sj5. vln3:6m "" '
Improved Little, Giant
CORN & COB PLANTATION MILL
Irioo nodLuood.
TB7E subscriber has purchased exclusive right of
Territory in the West, of the above celebrated
Mills, and is prepared to furnish them at all times,
either wholesale o? retail, and guaranteed in the most
positive manner. , . , -. , '
It is now more than a year since the
. r-kClMttel Giant"
Was introduced to fSo public, during which time, it
has becS cyistantly growing in the popular favor. ,
. The improvemeats recently "effected and ,tented,
makes it the most perfect machine ever offered for
genera farm use. It is furnished ready for attaching
team, and weighs as follows:' No.-1, 225 No. 2, 333,
No. 3, 400, No. 4, 503 pounds Twenty minuteR are
sufficient to set one up, without r"?chacieal aid, and
ltlipn r.m-e adjusted, it can with iiety be entrt.stod
to a boy. - Full directious accompany each Mill.
- - v. X? JCCL XT GZ3 X2Z2
No 1, $35, will grind 8 bu meal per hour rith 1 horse
No 2 40, " " JO " " " r i
No 3 50, " 15 u : 1
No 4 60.. ' 20." " u . 2
U
' Liberal ducount to dealers. " ",
. , --;: JAMES B. CIIADWICK.
r. No. 63 Locust street, bet. 2d nd 3d
' June 2S, 1856. vl-n4 St. Louis, Mo.
E. A. WHITKIDGE. BJ M KIXNIYV
MUS. E. A. WIIITRIDGE & CO.
- " MAXCFACTCEERS OF ' - .
Masonic Clothin2: and Odd Fellows
Also Hegalia for Temperance and other Societies,
- Ko. 128 Walnut Street, up Stairs y:
1 CINCINNATI, a
' masojts. References. ; odd fellows.
W.B.Dodds.GMof Ohio O. P. 3Iorton, PGM Ind.
C. Moore Ed Masonic Rev; Turner uray, pub Casket
F. J. Phillips, II. P. City W.G. Neilson, PGM Ohio
The Editor of the Advertiser will have spocujiens
of Kegaiia from the above Manufactory, and rcoieve
orders from Lodges or private members for Regalia.
August 2, 1So6. vl-n'Jtf . .
IKS ill D
. 'i: '. PAINTS, OILS, ' VARNISHES, .
French and America Window' Glatt -' Glatmtare,
Spices, Ind i jo, Jfadder, Perfumeries, Cc.' "
1 SPRiNG"STOCK! ,i
CHARLESS, BLOW ' & CO.
ntPOBTEIvH k WHOLESALE PEALKKS. ' ,
Ho. 66 and 67 Kain street, St. Louis, Ho.
Are now in receipt of their new Stock, embracing
everything in their line. ' ' " .
EiPMerchants visiting our City arc requested to
give us a call, as we are determined to scu for Cash
or Prompt Time Paper, as low as any House in Jha
United btates. . . ' - :
H. WHITTEMOBE. R. B. WHITTEMORE. J. T. CASTES
II. & R. B. IVHITTEMOKE & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in ...
Jiasf SJPE
' . NO. 143 MAIN STREET, . . : , '
(First'door above, the Eank of Missouri.) j
t5J"Cash paid for Furs and Deer Skins.
A. C. FORD,
L. L. BOWEX.
I '- ' FORD &. BOVEX
AtbrnsyS and CounseUors.at law.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Office at the corner of Broadway and Madison
streets, np stairs. - ' .' "i-
W. P. LOAN,
ITTOMIYflT-LilW.
LAND ! AND LOT AGENT. .
ARCHER, RICHARDSON COUNTY, N. T,
CUAItLES WEST. . , 37. J. Jl'ASHEX '
' 1VEST & McASIIEN, '
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
Grocers and Steamboat Agents,
Corner Second end Francis Streets,, .
(Opposite A. Beatle's Banking House.)
f3t. Josopli, Tk2Zissoixxi.
A N assortment of Boat Stores, Groceries, Wines.
XX Liquors, Meal, Flour, Ac, kept constantly on
hand. V July 2(J, 1856, vl-nS
NO BOOKS KEPT!! ALL CASH!!!
A. S. HOLLADAY,
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL DEALER IN
Bx'ujxs and ftlcdiclnes
I.Iain Street, Brownville, IT. T.
TnE undersigned respectfully bes leave to inform
the public, that he has now on hand a complete
assortment of everything, usually kept in Drag
Stores, jhich he offers for sale. Exclusively, on a
CASH AND CASH ONLY!
It will be entirely foreign to this beantiful system,
to "Rook, ''keep account," "note or "remember for
a few days." Oome with the "Spondulicks
you want anything in the Drng line. ,
Prescription! Compounded at all Hours with
- Accuracy ana Dispatch.
Remember the system I hare adopted, and my
pocket and your feelings will not suffer. Credit will
pwititelw not be given, unless under circumstances of
peculiar destitution. 5 -
July 12,1855.-vl-n6tf . A. S. HOLLADAY
"TOTICE is hereby gircn, tha t the co-partnership
L heretofore existing under the namo and style of
Brown, Ivogors & Co., was, on the 20th day of Febru
ary, A. l) lajo, aissoirea.- ,
S. E. ROGERS, -
, 1?. 1i. FRAZER,
' . . 11EXRY EMERSOX.
-
.;fuly28,lS53.-rl-n3 n. W. LAKE & BRO.
' . JOHN P, SAMSELL,
" ' " ; (uirs of Boston) -
Fasliionable Tailor.
. . . BROWNVILLE, N. T.
J TNFORMS the public that he is now prepared to
jl serve mem m ine a oove namea capacity. Havin
had long and extensive experience, he Hatters him'
self he can please all who faror him with their rat
r .j . -j
iuuultc. uwu uui ;iiiauLou ia an cases.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Giren to cutting out garments fcr home makin.
liroTrnnile, Ang. 23, 1806 Tl-nl2ly
Bridsrc RJotice. .
tTIHE stock holders of the Nemaha Bridge
X Company are hereby notiSed that It is necessary
to insure the immediate erection and comTietion of
ciu iuKv, mil mo amount 0: stoci subscribt'd. be
' . Uy order of the Board
August 2, !So5.:T2-n9-2t JOHN S.
ISIulL lib
J AY & MATLACK, Wholesale Dealers .
XJ Dry Goods, Eo. 57 rcarl street, between "Wral
auUniV1Be,CiiMiiinati,OIib. : .
" Nelislia House.
Front Street, near Steamboat laadi;,
BROWNVILLE, -N, T.
A. J. BENEDICT,
ANNOUNCES to the public thn t he hns taken the
above Hons, formerly kept 1 y T. II. EJwardi,
n Brownville, N. T, ml u now pr- pared to accomo
date all who may faror him Trith their patronage.
A new addition las teen built to the horse, and ad
ditions made of Furniture and Bidding, and all ar
rangements now are sueh.ai to render this House
equal to any in the Territory. .
Brownville, July 5, 1S56. vl-n5tf
W. II. WILLIAMS,
TTHOLXSALK AND PET AIL EE A LEU IK
STOVES & -TJNWARE
TAKES pleasure in announcing the citizens of Or
gon and the putlic in general, that he has on
hand the most extensive Ftock of Stoves ani Tin
ware, ever offered in this uarkel My stock cf Tin
ware is of my own manufacture, and, is for sale at
Wholesale and Retail at St. Louis prices.
I would ball particular attention to my slock of
COOKINQ STOVES, comprising the most improved
patterns both Air-Tight and Bremium. Among them
may be found Filly's Charter Oak, thebest stove now
in use, the Asiatic Air-Tight, Pioneer and priieFre
niiam. Also ' . . ' - .
Parlor &; Boi Stoves
: Of varions Siies and 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. - Also, re
pairing done on short notice and on reasonable term.
Old copper. Brass and Pewter taken in exchange
for work or ware. . W, W. WILLIAMS,"
vl-n5 . . :- ' Oregon, Mo.; July 5, 1855.
F0STY THOUSAND E0LLAES "V7orth of Goods
at a small advance oa cost and carriao ty
rockfort, jio :.
IIE.1IMESJ LANDING, 2I1U.
"T 7E UA"E in storej and are receiving per teara-'
V V ers Hannibal, "Warner, Edinburgh and Omaha,
a large and well assorted stock of '
Dry Goods, '; " "", Bonnets,
Clothing, ,;
; . .: !Medicnee, :
I Hardware, - ,
Queensware,
t Boots k fehoes, .
, Hats & Caps, .
;' '- .Cutlery, .
, ; ; ;Faintrt,
' ' . , Doors,
" i -: i Oils,
uru-s,4
r Furuiturc.
: Tinware,
. r , Saddlery,
, Groceries,
" : - Ca-stings
Sajih, - '- Nitils,
Iron
OAIiPENTERS 4 BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS AC.
All of which we offer at very low prices for Cash or
vountry rroauee.
HO HTJHBUG! "We will ssU at SOME PIUCESl
: .. V DILLON !i nAVTK.
P. S. Ladies', if you haven't got a fine Silk Dress,
Shawl or Bonnet, don't blame Dillox & Hawk, for
we certainly have tho best assortment of i ancy Dress
Goods ever offered in this market. No trouble to
how Goods. - : vl-nd , " . . D. A H.
; Great' i Inducement.
rpHOSE wishing to purchase LOTS in tho Town of
L Brownvule woald do well to give U3 a call, as we
have 50 Lots which will be sold very cheap for cash.
Also, 5 Lots in OMAHA CITY, for sale. Enqniro
or ' 13. 13. & J. D. N. TUOillON.
Brownville, N; T.June 28, 18 j5.' . , . . 4tf
' ' r st. josErn jLnd' council bluffs
PACKET ( LINE.
'Season Anangementsfcrl85G. ;
THE-entirely new and fine passenger packet,
OMAHA, J. B. Holland, Commander, F. B.
Kercheval, Clerk;) having been built expressly for
the trade, is now running as a regular weekly packet
between the cities cf St, Joseph and Council Bluffs.
Leaving St. Joseph every Monday at 12 o'clock M.
And returning will leave Council Bluffs and Omaha
City every Friday morning at S o'clock, and forming
a connection with th s fivo packets leaving St . Louis
on Mondays and Tuesdays, ; which arrive here on
Saturday and Sunday evening?, by which arrange
ment passengers ' or freight . will not be detained at
St. Joseph; but to prepare against all contingencies,
the owners of the Omaha have a birgo' Ware-House
to store- all goods not "meeting them promptly, and
without chargo to tho owners, which wo deem the
most perrect arrangement to passenger or shipper
that can or will bo made the present season, and"
they therefore hope by promptness and, strict atten
tion of her officers and agents to receive a large
thare of public patronage. , -
DONNELL, SAXTON McDONALD,! . t.
TOOTLES & FAIRLEIGU, Agents.
i-tf - - .; ' ; -
' '-' CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSUUANCE COMPANY ! ,
Hartford, Ct.-- .. . -"Capital $200,000
Witklarge and increasing receipts sc?urely invested
under the sanction and approval cf tlie vouiptrollcr
of Public Accounts. : .
. 1 ' ' 1 OFFICEKSl
ALFRED GILL, Pres't. JOHN L. BlIXCE, V. P,
, JAMES v. ' W ALKJjE X , Secretary.
, DIEECl'ORS. "
Alfred Gill. John L. Bunce, Wm. R. Cone. Jaa. G
Bolles, John A. Bntlcf, aoah Wrheaton, N. Holhs-
u n . "V 1 f
ter, oam 1 vojt, Aan i x niiups, v. a. umpurey.
- . BOAED OF FINANCE. .
Geo. Beach, Esq., President of Phoenix Bank, ' ;
D. F. Robinson, Esq . - , Hartford
Hon. Isaac Toncey, kite Attorney General U. 3. . :
Applications for insurance received by
-R. Wr. FERNAS, Agent.
DR. A. S. HOLLIDAY, Med. Ex. - ,
GEO. P XUCKIIARDT,
WATCHiMAKER
" . -V-TTtcl Jowcllor,
.OREGON, HOLT -COUNTY, 1IO. ..
npAKES the liberty to inform the citizens of
JL Brownville and vicinity, that he ha3 ojicued a
WATCH, CLOCK & JEWELRY STORE
In Oregon, Holt county, Mo., where he will kc-p con
stantly on Land, and for sale, a good assortment of
trold ana surer w atehes, flocks and Jewelry, which
ho will seU extremely low, for CASII. Also, a fine
lot of Violins, Accordeon3, Silver, and Plated Spec
tacles, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver extension
caes, Silver Thimbles, Ac., ie ' .-..,,
Jie is prepared to repair Watches, Clocks aad Jew
elry, of every description, in the best manner and
on ihe most reasonable terms. '
Every article boujrht in his establishment. Is war
ranted to be what it is represented to be. AVatch re
pairing warranted for one year. '
juiyzo, I800. vl-nbtf : ...
, '. UNITED. STATES --: ;' '.'
EXPRESS COBIPA MY
GIVE every possible facility for 'the safe and
speedy transmission of ,
Money, ; Valuable Packages, Parcels,
Goods, and Merchandize
Of every description, on reasonable terms. ' ''
; ruiNCirii. UmCES ew York. Buffalo. Cincin
nati, Toledo, Cbicaso, Davton. lndianorwlis. and nil
the smaller towns on Railroads in the Eastern. Mid-
oieana western states, connecting at St. Louis with
Lvicnarason's Missouri liiver Express. . H. KIPP.
July25,1855.-Tl-n8 General Superintendent
Wholesale- Paper "Warehouse.
JillAUNKK, WARREN Si, CO.,
YYiiyLIALb. Dealers m Papers of every des-
uripLioa: . .
- - - Printing, " Folio Post,"
Book Paper, Flat Cap,
. Wrapping, ; Foolscap.
JIanilas, ; Letter & Note,
- Colored Paners. Uledi
of the very best Eastern and "Western Manufacture.
M f- 1 . ,
wuu mr i rery low prices.
Kf Cash for Basis and Rope. - -
- . . 1SBADXER, WABItEX A CO
' . " Ko..l2, La Salle strecY.
vnieago, jane. 2btu, l6. ; t ; . - - rl-n4
i, B. MOKTUX, H. n. H lr.BIXG
BENNET, MORTON & IL1RDIN(J.
Attorneys at iLaw.
Nebraska City, N. T., and Glenwood. Ia.
WILL practice in Sill the Courts of Nebraska and
estern Iowa.r Partlcnlvr ati-on; a -
obtaining, locating L:ind Warrants, and collection of
' REFERENCE :
Hon. Lewis Cass, Detroit, i , . .
Jnlius D. Morton. " f s"diiSan;
Hon. Daniel O. Morton, Toledo, Ohio;
F. A. Sarpy, EtHevnc, Nebraska:
Sedgewich A. Walker, Chicago, 111: ; .
Green, Weare & Benton, Council LlaffIowa. '
Gov. Joel A. Matteiton, Springfield,'irr:
Gor. J W. Grimes, Iowa City, Iowar
B. P. Fifilcd. Sl nmuu . " '
If
AT .BROWNVILLE, N. T.
W. IIOBLITZELL & CO.
ASK XOWl RECSIPT OF A FKESH SITPLT OP i
rWF-- TnfHvY ,' VWv '
JUI J llL.Z- i w jUii
' Which, when complet-, will compose the Largest
and best selected stock ia this country.
-LT. STO ": OF CUOCLRIES ARE BOUGUT
(J at the lowest price for cash, and conaiits of
Coffee, Sugar, Teas Fish, Ilice, Currants,
Raisins, Caadie?, Molasses, byrup,
Fruit. Kut., &c, &c.
DRY GOODS. Ladies and Gent3, call and sec
n,i r,rif.p. for vour3elves. Late styles and a
fall assortment of Dress Good?, from ft ten cent
Lawn to a Two Dollar Silk., Also a few fine , . . .
SILK SHAWLS, BONNETS & PARA by LS
CLOTHING. A fino stock old and young,
f.xriea and 'fast men. Call soon n you wans a nice
ejaVTest or pants on reasonable terms.
IIATS. iNew styles clieap anu uuriiuic.
HARD WARE. A verv large assortment, con
aiT) in rart of Smiths' Tool-". Srd?, Shnvels.
Iuikes Hoes, Bells, -Mill, 'Crosscut and Handsaws,
Files, Augers, Axes. Broadaxc, AJzs, Chiicls &c,ttc,
to the end of the chapter.- ?
HITIT.TlfXf: M X'VIAII.XIJs. A larie ioi.
consisting of Fine Doors, basto, ftnuiter ijiinas, viis,
Fiiints, hails, Locks, Latches, l'etty, Ulass &e.
FURNITURE. Bureaus, .Bcdsteiids, Tables,
Chairs, Tin Safes, Cupboards, Stands Ac.
f5J VVe will sea cheaper tor casa uiaa any nouse
ia Nebraska Territory. ,
June 7,18o5. ' r - , - -
A. A. BRADFORP, '
D. L. MC GABT,
Brownville, N. T.
VS. MCLKNTfAN,-
Nebraska City, N. T.
BRADFORD, McLENNAN & McGARY,
mnij
11
UJiiio in hiii
AND ' 5
SOLICITERS IN CHAXCEET.
Brownville and Nebraska City,
. NEBRASKA TERRITORY. .; '
BEHCG permanently located ia the Territory, wc
will give our entire time and attention to the
practice of our profession, in all its branches. Mat
ters ia Litigation, Collections of Debt, 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. . - s
' ' : : REFERENCES. ;
S. F. Nuckolls,
, Richard Brown,' - ' "
Wm. Hoblitzell Co.,
Hon. Jameg Craig,
lion. James M. Hughes,
Hon.JohnR. ShejJey,
Messrs. Crow. MeCrcaryA Co.
Nebraska City,
Brownville,
St. Joseph, Mc,
St. Lcui.4, Mo.,
u u u
Messrs; S. G. Hubbard & Co., Cincinnati O.
lion. J. M. Love, , ' Keokuk, Iowa,
vl-al June 7, 1858
BLAGKSMITH
i AND WAGON IIAKER.
First St, bet Main and Vat
BROWNVILLE, N. T-
JOHN S.-HOVT,
- County;'-Surveyor: and Land Agent,
OF Richardson county, N. T., will attend promptly
to nil business in his profession, when-called on:
such as Paying Taxes, Recording Claims, Subdividing
Land, Laying out Town Lots,)Drafling City Flats Ac.
Residence and address
ARCHER, Richardson co., N. T.
FRANKLIN
TYPE & STEREOTYPE FOUMDRY
: 2To. 163 Vine St., let. Fourth, anl Fifth,
: r. ;: - CINCINNATI, .
. ' , , .
" C. F. CDllISCOLL & CO.,
Manufacturers and dealers in News, Hook and Job
Type, Printing Presses, Cases. Gallics, See., ie.
Inks, and Printing llateri.il of Every Description.
1 STEKF.Ol'YFINCi of all kind Books, .Music,
Patent Medlcino Directions, Jobs, Wood Engrevings,
&C., f c. . i . , ,
Brand and Pattern Letters, rarions styles,
" 1 SPMGMAN &' BPtOWN,
RAILROAD; AND STEAMBOAT
;. agents. , .
And General. Commission merchants.
; . ;? No. .45 Public rLandihj. : . : . : :
- ; CINCINNATI, OHIO. ;
C. T. BAILY. . . . B. r. HANKIJf.
BAILY & -RANKIN.
l int a m. m r-i m 1
OMAHA CITY,
O. P. "MASON, .
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
And General Land Agent,
NEBRASKA CITY,'N. T. '
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, collec
tions, investing money, locating and selling
land warrants, and Till other business pertaining to
their profession, ia Nebraska Territory and Western
owa.
L. FORSYTH & CO. -COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
And 'Freight Agents,
. OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OOIO T.AILr.OAD.
1 No. 3, Oli ve Street, St. Louis, Mo.
A. MUDD, ! G. L. HUGHES, , J. J. MUDD,
H. T. MUDD, s. O. GCUBB.
MUDD :& HUGHES. .
PRODUCE A VOMMISSION
No. 33 Levea and GG Commercial Street
ST. LOUIS, MO.
NUCKOLLS, IlUSSELLf & CO.
Hoolxport, IVIo.
V HOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
r: ; . Iledicines, Dye Stuf&,
Sadfflcry,; Boots & Shoes, Hats k Caps,
QUEEaswAEE, ST0NEWA2E, TINWARE,
IRON, NAILS, STOVES, TLOWS kc.
Also rurniture of all kinds, Window Sasl, &c
... .. - A. D. KIRK, v
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Land Agent and Notary Public,
Archer, Richardson county, N. T.
."VTill practice in the ConrLi of Nebraska, assisted
by Harding and Bennett, Nebraska City.
OREGON, 3IO.. ? ; :.
ROUT. It, IIATTEN, Proprietor.
' Ko pains or expense will be srartd by tbe sabscri
tcr,to make his gue3ts comfortable in every rcpeet,
at this well known nnd highly reputable House
The very best attention given to acimala by
good and attentive Hostler.
vl-n4
ROBERT L. ILVTTEN.
.. ,; E. ESTABROOK,
UNITED STAT23
18 B K i. a I a . Si. U a l R V
J 9
. . OMAHA CITY, N.:T.
REQUTRED to bo in attendance officially nnon all
the terms of tha District and Supreme Cjurt of
the Territory, tenders his rrofe3.-iiorl services to such
as need theui. lie flatters himself thathia facilities
for gaining a knowledge of tho practice in each Dis
trict, will enable him to give satifactKn touch as
entrust their business to his caro.
Omaha City, June 7, 135'3. '
N. T.
ii tea
ns
H. BAKES.
BROWNVILLE FERRY
PLASTERS & BAKEIl, .
ANN0UNCC to the Travcllln-Public, that '
-.ire prepared with every facility to accoui;
the-crossing the Missouri river, Thi lr -
fce -..rsit,- point on the urpor : .l.'.nn, I.ju
corii. - to Nebraska, will find it jr.-. i!y to i 'i?
vunt. jo to cross at this pcitit.
FEliliY BATE 3.
For every two horses, mules or oxen .5; wagon, v
tt eat!i individual pair of horses ci'ilea oro.v n
" " horse or mule and bugjy,
" M led horse tr mule,
- u loose cattle per head,
ey
l,P-0
23
75
25
10
05
10
10
2,00
,. 75
u sheep and begs per head,
each footman,
" cwt. of freight,
" M feet of lumber, , 4
" unloaded wagm and honcif, mules cr
u
u
oxen therewith, . .
Brownville, August 2, 1356.-ly
"""Nr B." Yv'o would roHpectfuliy inform tho citi
ens of Nemaha county and adjoining MLiuri, that
iTe have alwavs ori hanl a largo and well selected
supply of IXilUE It, which we can furnish at low
er rates than any mill in the Territory.
Market prices paid for logj delivered at the yard,
or on the bank of the river.
AR orders accompanied with the cash, will receive
our immediate attention. ' -
; I. 0. of G. T.
TnE" Brownvillo Lodge, No. 3, Independent Order
of Good Templars, meets every Saturday eve
ning, at 7 oVlcck,at Templars' Hall, No. 2(5, Atlan
tic street (Thurburs Blocks.
Members of the order viiiting the city, are rs-pect-fully
invited to attend, when convenient; and those
locating here, are earnestly solicited to join the Lodge,
as we look i r tho support ot au inenos oi icmper
ance, both male and female.
For inforr-nfion conrernin ; tho O-l-?f, enjnire of
Wm Thurb i - AtlanMe street, C 1. Lak?. No. 27,
Main -street,, ur Ric-Laid Brown, corner of Main and
First ttrDct. By order of the Lodie.
Mr?. C E. TilURiiL'K, AY. C. T.
Attest: II. P. BUXTON, W. S.
July 2 J, 185o. t vl-n3tf .
NEBRASKA CITY HOTEL.
- :. nebhaska citt;n. t. . :-.
BARNES & liAKN LMI, Proprietors.
rrIIIS commodious Hotel, situated ripen
JL 3Iain Street. Nebraska City, will -be found a de
sirable resort for traveller. Stage leave this house
for all parts of the Territory.
Twenty, Laborers Wanted ! !
TWENTY , LABORERS, who. can handle
thj spadeari wanted immediately at
Brownville, Nebraska Territory.
Liberal wago$ will be given by I be subribcr, .
I : J. D.X THOMPSON.
tjla:
Jl) olx
LXSKS of every description, for salt at V.i4
dee. ' i
" COUNCIL BLUFFS PACKET.
THE fine passenger steamer GENOA, Throckmor
ton, Master, will ru a regularly during the season,
between St. Louis and Council LlnS's. Her officers
hope by regularly and strict attention to business to
merit a share of th public patrorare.
. ". J. TIIKOCKJIOliTOX, Master.
J.E.-GOr.MAy,C!erk.
CLAIM FOR. SALE.
A
1GO acra Claim withia 2 miles of Brownville,
on the County .Road leading t Nebraska City:
with a good l g Huuse, 2 acrusr iir cora and under
fence, and a good spring.' Lmjuire of ' -BrowBvilb,Ang.2,
16.'w. 1 It. W. FURXAS.
H. D. JCKXSO.V. J.-r. CAS.ADT." ' J. TEST. .
JOHNSON,. CASSADY & TEST,
Attorneys and CouuscUori at Law.
And General Land Agent?, f
COUNCIL BLUFFS, - IO"VA.
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, In
vesting Money, Locating atd soiling Land
Warrants, and all other business pertaining to their
profession, in Western Iowa and Nebraska.
R.'W. FURNAS,
s a if mi
IirSURANCE AGEIIT.
AND AGENT FOR
AGRICULTURAL W,5?LEr.?EHTS.
BROWNVILLE, XT. "
CHARLES B. SMITH,'. ' . i !
Goiioral Iinnclr-Ascnt,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
OJJAUA CITY, N. T.
CfJSco in Etata How.''
TX'H giTC particular attention t orders and com
V V missions from abro.vl, and t ths supervision of
the sale of ioU and Claims in Nebraska. Territory.
, . . .. , References. , ,
IIox Jksse D. Bnicnr. Wa.shington, D. C.
s " Johm Van Buben; Nev York Cfty. ; '
. " EOWIX CltOSWEI.t, . I .
" MarkW. Izzaru, - Gov", cf Nebraska."
" T. 15. CrlftSG, Sec. " , ,
Greene, Wears i Centox, Gouncil Eluffi.Iowa.
V, II. SOLOJIO.V,
Attorney and .Counsellor r at. Law.
GLENWOOD, IOWA. , 1
Will practieo ia tho Sixth and Seventh J
Districts of Iowa. '. . . .
A. J. KrTLETOt. s . , , WM. N. BYEKS.
: POPPLETOX Si BYEKS, r
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
And General Land Agent8,
OMAIIA, NEBRASKA. "
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
LAND ENTERED ON TIME.
P. PLA3TEr.3
BROV7ITVILLS
CrP. ir A . .V 1 l-.l. Any person 5rgr.3.w:
O I XLd JLJL XtX XI JL: JL JL-i JLU la3t rate, shall receive the
. TfOEE, LAKE, & Eir.RSON, . . One copy of Tu2 FtAd
-ri r--xrT7-33.'crlllo. JTT . . . . - copy of Bai.lou'3 V
QPECTAL attention given to thorcleotion and en
Otry of Lands for Set tlers, and a!l
choice locations.
Laiki Claim?, Town I,t3 and all kinds rf TImI
tate, borght and sold and investments madu for iii
Unt Dealers. -
V C. Y. SXOW,
SURGEON, PHYSICIAN
And Acoouoliour, ,
ROCKFORT, MO, -
OLIVER BEX.VET.
ATO. B. GAR KIT.
AX-GCSTCS KNIGHT
JAMES T. TIStr.
OLIVER BENNETT & CO., ,
Munufacturerj and Whalcsale Dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NO. 87 MAIN" STREET,
(FoBitERLY, No. 101, CoKXES OF M.IX AND LOCUST.)
sr.-louis, no.
. E. IV SEAIIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
And Solicitor in Chancery.
SIDNEY, IOWA.
Will practice in the District Cyurt3 cf "Western
Iowa, ... ' '
553" OSce at the 0urt House, up stair?. - 4f
J. HART c SOIX
mm k.
HillOISS
Oreoon, Holt County, Iisscnri. i
Keep constantly on hand all description of Harness,
Saddles, lindls, ic., &o.
11. livery article in our shop is manufactured
ujr ouraeives, ana warranted to give satisfaction.
FRESH DRY GOODS.
EEDY, JAMESON A CO.,
ATa 1.1 ,7 1T.1 If.'. Cit ru -r
-LtVJ. XI J UULi JLt JMUl Of., 31. ,0111.3,
WE arc now ia rejeiptof the most conrpbito and
infcguiriccnt stock, evcroffercd to the Western
Trade. Jicrchants vi-?iting this city are iavitcd to
iuakcaa cxaaiuation cf onr ffH.k and pricos
EDDY, JAMESON i CO.
Billou's Pictovid :Dri;:N
CornpiniciL ";
IJ PA ITT. prsNicat3,h tbGost..
a-1 vs.::S-U form, a weftldy !iuh
notabl
cat. f th?Iay. It, ct,lJTln
to or;-i-
AMKliU. .
and f re
humor. J
numerous
An. and the eroaraof J .
mc- ; the whcldwt!JSpi(.(j!' U
iaio enjTaiin2j-. 1tpti.;1.
notable olj
, current vcn.a in u ' V
world, ai
.ai of men and manners, alt' 4
atirely original in thL tonnirj"1
views of every populous tttLu
paper c
contain news
world, of all building of rote in the e?-1"'
era hemisphere, of ail the priteipal h:?'
ers of the navy and merchan v service, V-x 4
accurate portraii of eveiy td ehftf5
world, both male and female. "
: ' TERMS: INYARIADLV IN ADTaj
1 subscriber, cfl3 year
4 aubwriUrs, "
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Saturday, by M. M. fiV
emont and BromfeU t.t
rublished every
Comer of tr'
i NATIONAL MAGAZlgr
EDITED BV ABEL STEYES3."
IT WILL "be tho aim of this perioral
with such articles as the public miad'n.
ism
Besides an abundant misce'lany of eyan i
es, translations, poetry, a trinal and M: "
will comprise deirtments. of lltcrarr bp.',1
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to
tf them iliusrative of real :cncs or ?ic?i
number contains ninety -nix paoi, makin t
u:nes a year, of six hundred page ci j j?.
larsrest monthly of its yr'rs ill tho Ua.-.vV,".'
A liberal uiioonnt nvLj a Tvhvlc
A Cfth copy of the work will be allowed t,V V
soribers; and any person frTardinjsiije.V '
shall have the Magazine for tsn subscriVn,
a premium, a bound voloma worth t;. r?
ten, to one address, shall have tho workfj'
dollars a year.
Orders for the 3Iajnzim m;iy la directed .
Cablton & Phillip?, Nct Ycric, STosa.srtyi
Cincinnati, W. 31. Dovgutt, Chi'-ago, J.
nttiburgh, or J. P. JlAtrsE, Iloston.
Terms, i2 a ye?.r, in adranci?." ?in;'e
cents.
CAKLTON k inn-
WM
NOTICE. NOTICE.
Merchants, Sportscca and 3annf
IIOKACE IT. DIHICIv & C01
GREAT WESTERN EMPORIUM, for Sk,
r.ifles, ristols, Fishing Tackle and Snrj,
paratus of every variety, is at No. 12, Xoq
street, St. Lou L?, tho elgti of tho Deer in ti
dow. -
We keep conjtantly oa hanl a full aaors
Hunting, Target and 3Iinnie E.
Together' with every variety of Furccsut
Guns, Wads, and Waddirg i'?er, Fihin;
Ac., Ac; in fact, everythin j exunectcd TiJi i
Twde. ' -
Two Hundred L'reech leading Eif siof i
patent. ..-'.
N. B. All kinds of jrjm material aad mz
in the forged, filed and nl;h.l sUtc.
; 1 lease call and exnrarn't for yourselves befr
make your purchases, as experience tha
guide. .. - . ..
57 Our gvxls are all warranted by n..
August 2-1, 13 jf5. Tlnl2tf,
r) 'ii g. rioiE3:& caf
No. 10, Slain Sircet, Sfr.LouU JI;
of
Lis
pre
v
Cui:
1.:
. A GENTS for StrauVa Corn and Wlict
fr.:
r uri -r .v. c- it n rtv- i . Ii iC
xx. lJO wuut-11 01 iu oouin. mis reirj
Mill has been kept secured to the iaventor btj re: x
recently, however, ( Jji-3', 27th, ISii) h v .,
Tatcnt for tho United Suite have beca rn;.
enrin tbe inventinn f jr fourteen years.
has sustnined itself wherever it L4 been Ir s;
to competition with ott-er Mir. Ii wains?
the other make of Milk oit city, at the (jbr
Fair, in 13oi), when it dn;w a diploma aai
Corn Mii!,anl wm awaidtU i line di".vermLi
tho
1 --
.to c
it:, j
mcr
Of theso Milli we niauufActure fivesiiwfc
I and three cry.ns.-'ly forgriulin wbefit fl. ar.
L ,The peculiar novelty of tli iliU ii. : '
stone id the running stcac, ia all cases. Titi
limit to the ?pecd, and a epo'd ii everytLL-'ia:
in, it will out grin 1 any upper j?rirA.Tui ti
Iecondly: l?y thi.- ariuc(;'3ueot wo aw tttH
get grain into the Mill with a very RnaIlT, ,
quontly wc grind nearer the eentr?, and of .
with less powe: thaa any .oppr runner eaaVr
Thirdly: Our Mill tikes any kind of gra:a.
choking. We warrant against choking in ny.
cases. Thia is a great ycxatim caxiadn'
trouble in all Mills where the apjH?r stne Mi
ner.; Of coarse, we mean s-mill MULwbeii
tion mu.'t bo high to do much bninc.s.
Fourthly: Our MiiU never U l.c nnj:irylj
empty the un ler ton) nf.t tcuchiii the a;;
no injury can bo done. This is aa impir?aau
tagc vcr all MT.Is wberio tie iippcryU-nciiil
ncr.' ' ; ' August -3, ISO.' tk.
ft
T i;
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T"
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Land Olllcc ftt Hrownvil!e.
All persons knowing tLrnisuhrcs indebted t--hereby
notified, thai their accounts axe dot
be Settled Immediately, by N te cr lsh:
mcnt wo must have, inttrder toentinijeonrb
B.B.A J.D.N. TIIOiES
Brownvilla, August 1st, 1&3J.
as
THE -HALF-BEEE
AI7D 1IIXED-BL00D3,
c
T T"
Of thelOvt a', Otoe, Omaha triV. tsi
'Yankton nud Santie bands of ladia
having an interest in ths Kpsc ,
tion between the (Jreat and Lit
... tie Hcinaha river, in the,
; TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA.
. t
NOTICE ia hereby given to all person "
by the nndcr'ijjned Coiatiiisioner,
liurjuance of tle seuond Fcctwn of an
gre;-?, paied July 17tb, 1R64, enti:led
authorize tho lYcsvicnt of tba United Stat .,
to l-e Buneycd the tract f land in ilie Ierr
Nelrask:, beloDing to the llilf-bres-b,'
blood, of the Dakotah cr Fionx Njilin of - .
Ui t
Cf 0
ir,-
and for other purpose:" Providing: -Tb!' -
ident be and he u hereby authorised to
ascertained the number an 1 ntrnos cf the iu" - " '
and Jiiixed-tlooda who arq entitl-id to . Tl" '
tho benefits cf a grant contained ia the rit,1
of the treaty uf the Trtklrie du C'hicn, of
July, A. D. 13:!), between tho United Sti4 . I
pitatiowof the cohfederatfd band! of " J
and other Indian', wherein a rewmti d' '
lAke lpsn and tho 3Ii?socri Liver (dcr1;
0
F.
That I will attend at Hionx City, Ioi55' r
- J -4 ',JJ 1 ift , - . .
ber ami names of the talf-breli -.
now living, of the Iown Ortoe.',- 0n2
and Santie bands of th? Sioix Ialifc-W.r;
tho treaties afore3aid." T.'hen tlie duu :
eommis3ioa will be c!o3cd 03 snonthere-1'1
ble, at Glenwood, llilU coutty, Iom , ,
All pcr-Kins interested, ai-e licrcl'J i"-'-
pear with their e? ideoce at either f V
f'jrc-mcntioncd, at the time specified, t P"
flr.l
jr. T
V'
ngni -10 participate in the beacntci
or re.-crvation," conunonly in wn
r :.
to t.
Great and Little Nemaha rivetf. in t&
Nebraska, and derived frcm said Uea?
Congrc??. . ,.
In order to carry out the inatrutrtii
partmcnt, it will be necessary to fursi-
the applicant arranged by fanilie Mii -V ,
tsei, ag, and rolitionihip to tbe i:iJ.
residence of each: also, who an orplia3
their gnar.lian, legally appointed, or
all times the bc.-t evidence the nfltTT .
will almit of, will bo required to Tn1t.
degree of relation.ship bathe vkaixii'1
named, and cf an amount suK.:ici)t ,
f-.nt . V . : . 1 v ... I. n.l I'
Dr.-
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c!l
reason can be shown, suih as
or sicknes?, tho applicant ahotld app t
addition to their other tetiiscny. -'"y
will see the necesity of preentitr!'lL'ir
said grant or reservation. J Ooti'H
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Arcber, X. T., July 20, 1S35. o 1;; .
STDrownville AdvertUer, Xelra',-''
Council DlurTs Dugl j, aad St. Loni? M
please publish four weeks and fur-1"
this oSce for payment. i4
r;
. MISSOURI PJVER PAf
THE new, elegant and ft m9"f':
packet, and freight stcini'T.
Baldwin, Commander, is now runai'-.
trips between St. IxuU and (kcnciiK,,
o&e of the boat frt ight steanwr on -c "
bccabuTlt cxprc-iy for thi fcade. . . ,
mar
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critical appreciation of art, the dijcaioa
practical questions, and a ju.t rteogitioj J
religion without dogmatism and without
teuigence, dook nonces, religious informs
general news, prepared thoroughly lj 3'
. It is embeliijhed with numerous erMl-
treaty) was granted to the half-breed n'yf
Iowa, Otto?, and Omnb. Tribc and i'-
Santie bn- of Sioux Imli m.
Monday, 2th day of Auist acit, n;J!-- 0
tnreo week?,' theft at Bellevje-.v, ea w-'Z.
rcmainiDg thcrr? twowM'-u: thf?n ati-,sr; TL?
soa eountv, tfbrtkiLa Territ-t4y ,ueftai1
line) n the 21 A lr f Otjfcr, ica-Jt v?r