Nebraska Newspapers

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Among the many articles, the growth
and manufacture of this State, exhibit
ed at the Fair, there was none that
elicited a higher raced of praise than
the Tobacco manufactured by -Iessrs.
B. W. Lewis k Bro., of Glasgow, and
which received the premium, a silver
cup, valued at ' $10. All competitors
acknowledged that the award was justly
m.
made and many of the judges of To
bacco in this vicinity declared that it
far surpassed any article they hadscen
manufactured -in this btatc, ana was
'equal to the very best celebrated James
'.River,' Virginia Tobacco; ; i We believe
Jli.ssoari Tobacco, in quality, now ranks
.with the very best in the country, and
where, it is manufactured by experi-
! .i i ?i
.nced persons m ine Dusmess ii must
certainly "cqtiaV that ofany State in
the Union. . ' .- '.
'. Messrs. Jennings & Smith are the
ugents in this cit for the sale of Lewis
Joseph
Gazelle.
'. JVATcn Mascfactubed is St. Jo
seph. Among the various articles on
exhibition at the Fair, none attracted
more attention than the splendid watch,
manufactured in tolo by E. C. Baldwin
of "this city. Perfect in all its parts,
it excited the wonder and admiration
of all who beheld it. Too much credit
cannot be awarded to Mr. Baldwin for
the energy he has displayed, and ex-
pense he has incurred in bringing his
manufacturing facilities to this state of
Tprfr'tinrt Jfniprih (lTn fin 7.rtf fi.
.. From the Xebrasta Democrat.
. . . The first Session of the Kansas and
Nebraska Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was held at Law
rence, Kansas Territory, Oct. 23d, A.
I'.ichnn CTV11TJ
presiding. f . ' .
- The following is a list of the appoint
ments for the present Conference year,
0 far as relates to Nebraska Tcrri
tory.: - i."
Nebraska District John H. Goode,
P. E. ! .
Omaha City Win. M. Cbivinsrton.
riorence Isaac h . LoDiss. .
' Fontenclle to be supplied.
Omadi To be supplied.
' . Rock Bluff J.-T. Cannon. "
. 'Nebraska Citv Hiram Burch.
; Brown ville J. Y. Taylor.
j. Neinaha To be supplied. ; :
The next Session of the Conference
is to be held at Nebraska City, N. T.
probably -in the - last week of April
next,) the time to bo determined by the
Iishop. I. F. Collins, Secy.-
' FE02I HTCAEAGTTA.
New Orleans, Oct. 22.
General Walker finding the enemy
-advancing on Massaya, withdrew the
rv - iV i : Ai :
ciuun iuivvj w.ii;) at ucii iui eutniy,
4,000 strong, occupied the town
'-General Walker then left a small
force at Granada, and advanced towards
Massaya with 1,000'ihen, and meeting
the enemy' on the 12th inst., near the
city, repulsed them driving them back
to Massaya, where a battle was fought;
lasting until midnight " "'
At daylight a courier arrived from
Granada, stating that 1,400 Guatama-
lauus aim uauves were uesiegingvxrana
da. Gen. Walker, on receiving this in
formation, immediately marched to the
'relief of Granada, and arrived on the
heights surrounding the city on the
tnnrn in o 1 Tir 1 fttla 'if 1 ( rynnnl o - A
tindmg the city barricaded by the whole
.4orce of the enemy, he charged upon
. . . . .. . .
.them them and drove them from their
osts, capturing their commanders and
. all their field pieces, and routinr them
Ifod the city with great sloughter.
mi
jLiio xotai loss oi tne enemy was
1,100. Gen. Walker's loss 16 .killed
jind SO wounded. .
General Walker would immediately
march "on Massaya. and Leon. His
troops' were in the highest spirit.
The citizens of Granada held the
government building'twenty-two hou3
against the lorccs ot the enemy, and
were vigorously defendino; the" place
wncn uen. waiter rrrived.
Messrs. Lawless,' Aleeler and Fer
' guson, American citij;cns, who have had
no connection whh'Xicaraguan affairs,
worn Tntii-rif-Q-i 1,-rr
Ad-ct uii.. AU-AV X WAJJi 5TJKEET rOEQESY
Moue Forged 'Xotes Discovered.
. . ' I'v.i.vnutvu UJ VUUllS
aj. Aiuuuaiiuu, iuu aoic t)roiver,.xire
tnl cnusm considerable excitement
among the business community, " more
especially as new forgeries, : arc daily
being Uiscoverca. ihe aggregate
amount oi tnese iorzencs. so tar as
kn'oTvn to the authorities, is 685,700,
hut' this sum it is thought will not
cover one fourth of them. Many
"firms, it is rumored, who have lostlarge
. sums by discounting the forged paper,
keep the matter quiet, fearing to injure
their credit by an expose. The, case
, is now under examination before Justice
Osborne, and in addition to the testi
mony takn on Saturday, an aSdavit
vras made hy .Mr.'Wm. H.. Harbeck, of
the ra; of Harbeck k Co., No. 60
m TTall street, setting forth that his firm
loaned money to Huntington on four
... promissory notc3 purporting to have
-been made by Phelp3, Dodge & Col,
aau aiiuauLiii v-.a,u, uh oi wnicn
lire forgeries. . r . . - i . . ;
Other firms besides those already
.reported arc said to have been imposed
Upon wiin inc lorgeu punur, auu among
i ,i r j j
t:i em are
.tola cue oi u:e coil-s ,
Ubdcll, Picrson t Lake hold a note
for 5,581 CI; Sacl:ctt, Belcher t Co.,
cue fcr -j,5iD.
Huntbtca has
lc:a visited in
prison by his friends and asked to name
the extent of the fraud. lie, however,
declines giving any particulars, but
says half a million will cover it. lie
has been carrying on his operations fcr
some months, andwaj discovered once
before, but as he paic .back the advance
the matter was hushed pp. It was un
noubtedly lis intention to keep his
operations still as long as possible, by
returning the same amounts loaned to
him before the paper became due, but
carelessness on his part, in allowing
one of thenote3 to fall due and be pre
sented for payment to the firm whose
name he Kad forged, revealed the trans
action. N. Y. Neict.
BISHOP
SEKTE3TCE
' We learn that the Episcopal Conven
tion, sitting in Philadelphia on the 21st
inst., by a very decided majority, re
mitted tne sentence upon msnop ii u.
Onderdonk, of this State, which sus
pended him from all clerical functions.
This sentence was imposed twelve years
ago about the time his brother, Bishop
Onderdonk, of New York, was also
suspended. The members of the Church
public als6 are doubtless familiar with
the history of these cases, and the feel
ing that the action of. the Convention
produced in ihe' Church. An interval
cf twelvo years has softened tho asper
ities the discussion then produced and
the remission of the sentence at this
late period seems.no more than" an act
of ' iustice' to an old servant of the
Church, who in his previous career had
rendered it good service; and. whose
conduct since has been, void of offence.
The remission of his sentence will re
store him to his ministerial functions,
but, we presume not to his Bishopric,
which is now filled by Bishop Potter.
' ' ' : i ': ,. .'
' Raelhoad Loan. The following are
believed to be the full and complete
returns of the election on Tuesday.-
Thereare some two or three precincts
not reported, however, ind it is pre
sumed that there were either no polls
opened, or else tho vote was so small
that the judges did not deem them of
sufficient importance to bring them to
the city: St. Louis Herald.'
. ' : '' ': City County Total.
For North Missouri Loan, 3,026 107- 3,133
Against North Missouri, : 1,886 : 565 2,450
Majority for :.- . - .
For Iron Mountain Loan; 3,010' 139
Against Iron Mountain, 1,925 565
Majority for' - - - .
C33
3,140
2,490
650
AESISON TS THE PEHITENTIALY. ; '
Some of Sheriff Brasfiear's efficient
deputies escorted, recently,'- sixteen
delegates from -this City to the Ohio
Penetentiary. " Among the number
was Arrison, the murderer of the-Alli
sons, by an infernal machine. None
of the prisoners evinced any ' emotion
on their transit to 1 Uohvmbus. uhenj
they reached that place they found be
tween three and lour hundred persons
collected to see Arrison. , Some, of
these cried out that he ought never to
have been brought there that- he
ought to have been hung, and the like.
Arrison scowled at this, and remarked
ihat "ten years would soon pas's by,
and when ho got out he would , make
some suffer," lie said he didn't mean
to attempt an escape, but: "when, he
got out he would give hell to some
body." . - ; I1.
After he had his beard shaved,head
trimmed and prison clothes put on, he
was about to utter another threat,
when Mr. Hoffman, an old and efficient
keeper, told him sternly not to utter
another word, that he was now priso
ner in the Ohio Penitentiary, and must
not speak to any one but him (Mr.'lL)
Arrison attempted for a moment to
look scornful, but he cowered before
the stern officer, and did not dare to
utter a word. , He was put to sawing
axe handles, the most laborious work
in the prison. Cincinnati Gazette.
Melancholy 1V6 Mex Drowned.
Mr. William Miller, pilot on the
A TT 1 A . V rxtn.
atuamer AAtiaiu, duumuamtu try uui ; Bartholow and will during the coming Season per
Other persons,' Started from this city Onj sonally wait upon our customers for tin purpoeo of
Thursday night, in a yawl to get on
board the boat lying a few mile's below
this, at a wood-yard. When the' party
were nearly opposite the railroad depot,
where the packets Auhry and Cataract
were lying, Mr. Miller directed oars
man at the , oars to pull out' into the
river in order to miss the boats. The
night being very dark, before the party
were aware of their danger the yawl
struck against the Cataract and cap
sized, and threw the whole party into
the river. The oars-man, a deck hand
on the Herald, and a cabin boy, were
drowned. Mr. Miller and two other
gentlemen with him1 fortunately were
rescued by some of the oficers and
men belonging to the packet boats!
Inquirer. '
The Pennsylvania Legislature.
The Democratic majority in the Penn
sylvania Legislature, on joint ballot, is
five, according to that very reliable
paper, the Pittsburg Union. This gives
the Democrats the IL S. Senator. ,
The Geologists at Fault.- Mac-
ullock's Gazetteer, a work held in the
highest repute, in the edition published
ten years ago, devoted only five lines
out of fourteen pages to theminerology
of Australia. All that could then be
said on this head was compressed into
the following brief paragraph
"This," at present, is a very meagre
topic: iron is the only metal of which
unequivocal evidences Vare. found;''
"from the comparatively small amount
of old formations in the mountains,
that they are destitute' of tho precious
metals &c.
GRIST MILL!!
X1 1 !t!DO
Patent Portable HI
THE iubssribcr tve entered into a jaxtnersMp
tnder tbe na cf Reed, Ilolabiri A Co., to
manufacture the J. C. Keed, Patent Portable Grist
iliil .n J ore now prepared to fnrnbh 111 those in
want cf a od Cora or "Whtat Mill that for dura
bility, iimplicty and economy; excel any Mill in the
irorld. On the lato exhibition of the Mechanic
institute ia Cincinnati, Gold Jfedal xt$3 awarJed
themforlt.
It ii adapted to all Grain grinding purposes : it i
superior to all others for the most extensive ilerchant
Mill, as it ii for grinding the Faiincra feeel by Ilorse
power.
The aboTe Mills are manufactured by the nndcr
igncd at their shop in Cincinnati, 0 where they
con be furnished in any quantity at short notice.
.Thc above Mills warranted to perform as fellows:
Zt in. diam., per hour 50 B. Com, 25 Whc at, $300
SO " " 30 15 " 250
24 u . u .. 20 " 13 " - 200
20 u . u m xd " 8 150
As this Mill tells iss own story, it is unnecessary to
Quote from our namerous recommendations, reeeircd.
REED, EOLACIRD d CO.
, , . , Cincinnati, O.
Fresh Arrivsil of
NEW GOODS!
i AT ROCKPOIIT, MO.
THE subscribers would reHpectfully tender their
thanks to their customers acd the PuWic Gene
rally for their liberal patronage heretofore, and solicit
a continuance of the same ; as they are determined
to sell Goods as low if not lower than any other
Hous west of St. Joseph. Having just leceived a
large and well selected Stock of Spring ami Summer
Goods: also a superior Stock of Family Groceries
with Hardware," Glass and Queensware, Furniture,
Saddlery, Iron, Ac. . .,r, ;-;,. ' ..
' Como one and all, , .
I '- ' -For well wo know; !
; i Again youll call, ... - 1; "
'" We'll Sell so low.
' Of Goods the best, ci .
; And profits fniall, ... :j i'.i
W11 beat the rest, ., t !f "v
"And suit youall ' " ' .'
Our Stock of Dry Goods having been' purchased in
the Eastern cities, we natter ourselves that we ean
surpass our competitors in the low prices and good
qualities of our Stock, and earnestly belUve all will
make by calling and seeing for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere. r CARET, JONES, & CO.
' N. B. Country Produce of all kinds taken in
change at the highest prices, for Good3.' J une 7,
ex
58.
DANIEL ZOOK,
WHOLESALE AND IETAIL
Oregon, Halt Coanfj, Mo.
Has in Store : , . , h .-
Pure White Lead,
Linseed Oil, ' '
Spanish Whiting,"
Red Lend, y
Litherage,
Whito Chalk, .
Venitian lied,
Spanish 1'rown,
Cream of Tarter, : .
Tartaric Acid,
Sulpher Carb. Soda,
Vinegar, , ; .
Turpentine,
Sal Soda,
Coperas, " ; f- -r-Saltpeter,
Borax, , ,
Mex. Liniment, ,
Vol. Oil do, :
Morland'i do, :
Nerverand Bone do,
Parrel's " do, '
Louden's do, .
Javs' Expt.,
Window Glass,
iyiy, . .
Caster Oil, i ? ;'
Ex. logwood,
Blue Stone,
Alum,
Ground Ginger, . ,
Root do,
- Saint LotiisGlue,
1 am ureen, T ,
Chrome do,
do ' yellow, '
Iron Paint,
TVhiteZink do,
(FishQU ::-
Whale do,
Wrights' Pills,'' 1
'Champian's.do, .
Jayan's ' . dc,
' Loudon 8 ' d,
fM
: Rad way's R.R, , .,
Davis Pain Killer,'
Facestock's Ver.,
Stone's Cough Candy,
McLanc's Lirer Pills.
London's do,'
In addition to tho ahoro, I have the larsest Stock
or Druggist and rhysicians Shop furniture, Chetni
cals, Surgical instruments, and Patent Mediciens
ever offered for sale in this Coantry. : V :
Merchants and Thysicians of Iowa, Kansas and
Nebraska, are respectfully invited to give me a call
June7,lbo0. j t ?: : DAMEL
A.1 B. HOLLABIRD & CO.
' ' Machinists,. Founders aid
ENGINE BUILDERS
3?ront Street, Weat of SmiA,
CINCINNATI, '.O, , ;
"T Tould most respectfully inform their friends and
v the public generally, that they are now pre
pared to execute all orders in their line, with prompt
ness. Having latelyN enlarged their shop and with
the increased facilities they now possess, they hope to
merit a continuation of the liberal patronage which
has heretofore been extended to them.
Saw Mill 'Engines of, every Description
Constantly on hanl : confuting of the Sash, Circn
lar and Muley. " Mill Gears and every d jscription of
1. astmgs, warranted to be well made in every particu
lar. - , ;
" They 'have also a Boiler Yard attached to their
establishment which enahles them to oversee all
work in that line furnished by them, and are pre
pared to work on as reasonable terms as any other
shop ia the country. ' -
Tho?o in want of anything in our lice, would do
well td give ns a call and examine our new patterns.
; - ,: A. B. ROLABIRD & CO.
B. W". LEWIS ' 1 " " : TD08. J. BARTHOLOW
jAiiis w.LEwis i late tery t BAicrnoLow
13. W. LEWIS & BROS. :
' MANCFACTCRESS OP AT.L DESCRIPTION OF
CHE WING TOBACCO;
GLASGOW, MISSOURI. . '::
TEANKFUL for the very liberal patronage that
we have heretofore received from our numerous
friends and customers, and while respectfully solicit
ing a continuance of the same, pledging ourselves to
spans neither rains nor expenso to merit the patron
ago of the public, we beg leava to announce that
William J. Lewis has withdrawn from our firm, and
Thos. J. Bartholow is admitted a partner from this
date, the strle of the firm reinaininz unchanged. and
I that we have secured the services of Cipt. George
I G. naris who will hereafter act An the capacity of
traveling SALESMAN in connection with our Mr.
soliciting their orders. Our .stock held over from last
year of all descriptions is unanimously largo, the
quality of which cannot fail to giro enfcre satisfac
tion to consumers. ... JJ. W. LEWIS A Bros. ,
Glasgow, Mo., January 6, 1855. .
ST. LOUIS AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
v V PACKET. ' '
THE eteamer ADMIRAL, having been thoroughly
repaired and refittod, will ply regahrly between
St. Louis and Council Bluff, daring tee season, of
1855, touching at Jefferson City, Boonviile, Leaven
worth, St. Jtweph, Savannah, Brownvdle, Sonora,
Nebraska City.bL Mary, and atl intermediate points.
' Thankful for the patronage extended to the AD
MIRAL during the past season, the ofBcsrs hope, by
punctuality and dispatch, to merit the continuance
of the favors conferred by shippers, anl passengers
will receive all due attention.
- CIIAS.K.BAKElt, Master.
R. All) ARST, Clerk.
,11. W. BIDES. J. D. WHITS.
& WHITE, '
LAND AGENTS.
. NEBRASKA CITY, N. T. i
HAVIXG made arrangements by which we will
receive- accurate, copies of all tho Townships
embraced in the Eastern Jortiou of Nebraska, we
are now prepared to offer onr services to the
"SQUATTERS OF. THE TErvRITTORT,1
In Filing Declaratory Statements of
Intention to Pre-empt. Securing
.' Pre-emptions, Locating Land.
.j, Warrants and , ,
. I ENTERING LAND
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT & SOLD,
i Land Entered on Time, kc,
Particular attention paid to Buying and Selling
Proporty on commission: Also to making Collections
and forwarding remittances ta any part of the Union.
' Blanks of all kinds always on hand.
- RIDEN & -WHITE.
: REFERESCES. "
Hoa. A. hi Bradford, '
' S. F.Nucolls,
r . Sebra-ka City.
Icrs. Dolman A West,
Peter A. Keller, " ; ,
Thomas Lumpkin, -'
June 28, !S5f5. vl-n4 ;
St. Jw&ryh, Mo.,
Washington City,
Bricl! --Bricli!!-
E HAVE now re&drfot sale 100,CC0 rood mer
chantable Brick. WESTFALL A MARIO IT.
RwTil'$ Agrt 2, 135. Tl-9if
i Xlaro Cood. -
fFwOWN under" the persciU inpcrrbion of the
T .nVdM-ibcr. warranted trae atnuim aea
enough of which will be sent to tartly a Urge family,
on reception of price pre-pa:ii
Cxssabar Mcei MiLOX A beaut;: al and delicious
fruit. (Asiatic origin,; cents.
0Avctt Witej Melos Pecli off liko l .
the rind of an orange very fna
fiavor 23 .
Glass Lesos A beautiful little ticlon '
for preserves when green
Chixese ASP akagv Annual, and e jual .
to the common easilv rcd--r 0 "?
Fits Feet Cccvhbebs Very large and
curious to behold
MaSDIOIH PCMFKIX, 20
Or tto whole fcr one dollar, sent oy man 10 any
address. JOSiril L. Asaui,
20-tf Flattsbnrgh, Clinton Co., 3Io.
SAJHUEL' SPENCER & CO.,
0. Eighty-Two orth Fourth Street, eaif JUoeasL
' st.'xouis; MO.'
H rANTFACTUREBS of every description of
Frames,dealer in Paiatbg?, Engravings, Litho
graphs, looking-glass Plates of every size, and
trained to any pattern in tiie Best maaner. . s
Advertising Cards, Ac btaiaed and arnished or
'rarnei atshort notice." .TT.
Iioaevood, Walnut and other fancy wood Picture
Frame Mouldings. ' "v '" "
The Trade Supplied. .. Old Frames, Ac, Iie-gllt.
j. t. DowDAtu:;it ; :. x.r..cx&si i
. DOWDALL, ' CARR & CO., - ,j
Engine and Machine JVIanufactory.
Corner Second and Jf organ Streets. ; ' i
MANUFACTCEE RS of .Steam Engines and Boil
. ers. Saw and Grist Mill ' Machinery, Tobacco
Screws and Pressc?- Lard Kettles. Lard. Screws and
Cylinders, Wool Carding Machines, Young's Patent
bmut Machines. liuiMinz castings, C. - '
t"A;rents. for the sale of James Smith " Co.
SupcrnrMACniNE CARDS. ' . u .
YOUNG'S PATENT SMUT MACHINE. Well
tried, alwavs successful, fully. Guarantied. ; Manu
factured and for sale by V. , ; ..- ' .
: DOWALL CAUK, 4 CO., .
" : ' , "Washington Foundry, St. Iou is, Mt.
: . : f GREAT '
Clothing Sale
r, r,
i-
WM. R MARTIN,?-, : Q rn , -. JO; C. MARTIN,
New York. J lOOD. St: Louis. ,
MARTIN & BROTHER. Z
THE OLD ORIGINAL CLO THIERS, , ,
'.. No. 114 AND No, 1 MAIN STREET, . :
V . 'st. louis; 3io: . : ;
FiR the approaching spring, we will have a TRE
MENDOUS STOCK OF CLOTHIXG, manufac
tured by ourselves in New York, eiprcasly for this
market. . ." ". ' .
In point of STYLE' QUALITY and PRICE; we
defy any and all competition 1 . We have marked
down our price very low, as we intend selling to none
bus ;-'
.r , CASH AXD PROMPT 3IEXn
To such wo would ask a thorough examination of
our stock betore purchasing. '
l-5t' -- f..i A1AUTLN A BRO.
. E. ESTABROOK, 1 i
1 UNITED STATES' '
D i s t ri c t A 1 1 6 r ii e y,
... v OMAHA CITY,, N; (H. . ,.;
. r EQUIRED to bo In attendance officially uponall
jl me terms oi me uismci ana prenlc Uourt ot
tne l emtory, tenders uis rrotessjonal srvices to such
as need them. Ho flatters himself that his facilities
for gaining a knowledge ef the practice in each Dis
trict, will enable him to give satisfaction to such as
entrust tncxr Du.sincss to ms care. . .
i Omaha City, Jane 7; 1835. 1 - -
1 r' L. FORSYTH & CO. .
COMMISSION. MERCHANTS "
A'n'd'. Freight ' Agents
" , ... OF THE
BALTIMORE AND : OHIO , RAILEOAU
ALONZO PRATT,
E.
0.
O. PRATT,
W. CHILD,
E. V. FOX,
8. C. SIAXSCR,
v St. Lotiis.
New York.
! t: ..ur ;.' .St. Louis. w
; . CHILD, PRATT : & CO.,
Direct Importer Jobbers jj Manufacturers' Agoats
English, French, Gortaan & American
. i: v.i Hardware'and Cutlery.4 ; i
- GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &a &c. r
139 & 141 Main St,' cor. Washington Ayenue,
ST. LOUIS MO. " '
;L;0. of G. T. :i
THE Brownvillo Ixdge, No, 3, Independent Order
of Good Templars, meets every Saturday eve
ning, it 7 o'clnck, at Templars' Hall, No. "26, Atlan
tic street (Thurbur's Block). , ,. .. ;
Meiabers of the order visiting the city, aro respect
fully invited to attend, when ooavenient; sad those
locating here, are earnestly solicited to join the Lodge;
as we look for tho support of all fronds of Temper
anee, both male aDd female, r ' : 1 '
Fr information concerning tho Or ic.-, enquiro of
Wm. Thurbur, Atlantic street, O.'F. Lake, No. 27,
Main Btreet, or Richard Brows, corner of Main and
First.Htrset. . , . . By crdcr of the Lodge, ;
Mrs. C. E. TIIURBUR. W. C. T.
; Attest: II. P. BUXTON, W; S. ' " . !
Jaly26,1856. T:vl-n3tf. , i .. .
ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
PACKET LINE.
, Season Ajrangements for 1856L
THL entirely new and fine passenger packet,
OMAHA, J...B. Holland, Commander, F.'JJ.
Kcrcheval, Clerk;), having been built expressly for
the trade, is now running as a regular weekly packet
between the cities oft. Joseph and Council Bluffs
Leaving St: Josepn every Monday at 12 o'clock M.
And returning will leave Council BluSs and Omaha
City every Friday morning at 3 o'clock, and forming
a connection with the five packets leaving St. Louis
on Mondays and Tuesdays, which arrive here on
Saturday and Sunday evenings, by which arrange
ment passengers or freight will not be detained at
St. Joseph; but toprcpare against all contingencies,
the owners of the Omaha have a large Ware-House
to store all goods not meeting, them promptly; 'nnd
without charge to the owners,'; which we deem the
most jierrcct arrangement to passenger or shipper
that ean or will be made the present season, and
they thcreforo hope by promptness and strict atten
tion of her officers ana .agents to receive a. largo
thare of pnblic patronage. ' ' : ' '
. DONNELL,SAXTON A McDONALD,), hm
TOOTLES A FAIRLEIGII, , , AS0?"-1-tf
:, i: ' :; i: -
rFJLO W ... -'FACTORY. .
j. morrow, - ...
MANUFACTURER of the Premium How, of val
rious sizes; one and two horse Prairie plows
Brush and Steel plow's, fot salo' Wholesale and Re
tail, on Second street, thr doors North of Market
Square, St. Joseph, iltf..".. v,. -
BROWNVTLLE
STEAM MILL,
NOEL, LAKE, Ac E3IERSOX.' - '
j a3aro"wxi.xrillo, 13". T. ;
: N.' B. i We would rospectfally inform t no citi
zens of Nemaha county and adjoining Missouri, that
we, have always on hand a large and well selected
supply of LUJIBER, which we can furnLih 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 - ' ' -
. All orders accompanied with, the cash, will receive
our immediate attention. ' ,
II EBEASKA CITY ; HOTEL.
: NEBRASKA CITY, K. T.
BARNES & BAHNU1I, Proprietors..
THIS commodious Hotel, situated upon
Main Street, Nebraska City7 will be found a de
sirable resort for travellers. ' Stages leave this house
for all pftrts of the Territory. : ! . r ' ;,i
E.C. TCTTLI. ! K.G. TEKLtT. H. W. SMITH.
TTJTTLB, PEHLET c SLUTH
- - : FALL ' STYLES. ISoO: ,
'' 77 3Iain Etrect,S Lui3,Mo. ' ' '
MANUFACTURERS of Straw and Silk Bonnets,
Importers and Wholesile dealers in Ribbons.
Silk Miruacry,Flowers, Trianings, Lace Goals, Em
broideries, Ac. : . ( ... -.-i - . .
I3?Merchant3 and MHIiners are particularly in
vittid to examine our stock, before making their spring
purchases," as we (relying fully on the superiority of
onr styles,) intend to offer inducements equal, if not
superion. to any jobbing house ia tho United States.
fceptemU'r 13, 18S3. TlrA5-5a ' '
TjLANKS'of everT dcscrWion, for sals at this
iisss. rUKNlTURE. 1836.
FXIR1IITTJTII3 l XJPIIOLSTE21T,
DEALERS rAM '
I'S. 43 ana V.'ashingtoTi Avenue, St, Louis, Mo.
7 tAVING eocipleted our arriEgerocatj for a full
II tock of Gcods in oar line, and ha.vhig the bet.
I sort.iicnt in tL West, we tali a pleasura in Te
S;huV Uth WHOLESALE and RETAIL
:0UO bedsteads,
00 d-zea wood scat Chair s,
J.000 Bureaus. ,
500 Dining Tables,
500 Breakfast do,
200 Work Stands,
200 Wash do,
100 Wardrdhes,
1000 Looking Glasses,
200 do cane eat' do,
1C0 do rocking ' do,
100 do childrens do,
500 tin safes,
200 Cribs, assorted sixes,
200 Lounges,
100 dox.Hush and split bot
j our Chairs. r - "
or
tiion
ITnholsterv in ereat varietv. Euch as snpring, nair,
cotton, moss and husk Matresses, Comforts, Spreads,
and Blankets. , - r- , r .- w
Onrworkiis all Warranted ai represented our
Pricea as Low as the Lowest. .- . v.
Oniers promptly and faithfully executed and ra-
Hpectfuliy soIIcitedT"" Satisfaction guaranteed.
1'Iease call and sausiy yourselves. f
St. Louis, July 25,;18oC; , vla3-6m ?
IIIID'IIII,
A-PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,-
French and American Window Giant Jb Llasixsart,
j 1 Spicet, Indigo, Madder, Perfuuterie, S c.
r S P RI NG ' STO OK ! :
. , CHARLESS, BLOW & CO, 1
' ' IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS."
Ho. 66 and 67 Main street, St. Louis, Ho.
Are nowm receipt of their new Stock, embracing
everything in their line. : .
SSHMcrchants visiting our City aro requested1 to
give us a call, as we are determined t sell for Cash
or Prompt Time Paper; as low as any House in Mb
Unitod btatcs. . ., , . . . .., r ,. .
NOTICE is hereby given, that the co-partnership
heretofore existing under the name and style of
Brown, Rogers A C04 was, on the 20th day of Jb ebra-
ary. A. V iojo, aissoiveti. . , ; , . ..
1 ' ' ' " K. BROWS.
r I..,.-- 1 S. E." ROGERS. :
. ; . . j : B. B. FRAZER, ; r
" ,; ' ' HENRY EMERSON. "
July26,18j8.,vl-h8 k H. W. LAKE A BRO. f
Eiiniber! Luiiiber!
fTlHE undersigned has on hand and for sale at his
;X . milL llnsli Bottom, 3Io., One hundred and
Twenty-flve Thousand feet of various kind3 cf Lum
ber, which he offers for sale at tho following prices,
Square edged lumber J " v-': I $10
Sheeting, - .- ;- - 1,25
Black Walnut, ' - ' - 2,00 '
There is a ferry across the Missouri river, opposite
the mill. Lumber will be delivered on the Nebraska
shore, at 50 cents in addition to the above prices.
. ' . v . LOUIS LAWRENCE.
" September 20, 1858, .vlnlG-Smpd , (
,- JAilllS CARGILU - GEO. W. CARGILL.
, ;r i ' J, & G. . CAItC.ILL, , .......
FORWARDING
AND
COMMISSION
9 -. , ' '
AND : MANUFACTURER'S.. AGENTS,
. r Steamboat Landing, St. Joseph, Mo.'
CONSIGNMENTS of Goods and JProdnce
respectfully solicited, and all business entrust
ed to us will bo promptly and carefully attended to
at the lowest rates.' - . ; ; : .
; - References. ' - ! . '
Taybr A Shepherd, St. Loui3, .
-R;L. McGhce A Co.,'. - ' ' '
-. t Liver more, Cooley A Co.,: ; , - -.-.. .
" Merchants Generally, r , ,- " St. Joseph. .
i REAL i ESTATE AGENCY. :
. CEOBGK CLAYE3. , .' J. .V. LEE.
. CLAYES it LEE. .....
Real Estate and General Agency,
.'''V OMAHA CITY, N. T. .
- ; '( ' References. . ,,
"James Wright, Broker, New York,
"rWm. A. Woodward, Esq.: J . i. 1 " :.
Hon. R. Wood, Ex-Oov. of Ohio,,.,,, Cleveland,
Wicks, Otic and Browncll, Bankers, " .
'AlcottA Horton, .: ,-.: .;: v:
Col. Robert Campbell, . . . , j r St. Inmis,
Japics Ridgway, Esq. if " -
Crawftrn and Sackctt ' ?-': Chicago.
Omaha City, Aug. 30, 135(5. vlnl3-ly -
CHARLES KEARNY, 1
AYholesale and Retail : Grocer
AND. STEAMBOAT AGENT. -
East side Market Square ophite Market House
BEGS leave to inform tho citizens of St. Joseph,
and the public generally, 'that he has just open
ed a large and fine assortment of Groceries, to which
he invite the attention of Country Merchants, Plan
ters and tho public generally. Boat stores constant
ly on hand. ' ; - 1 ' ' -
D. FLASTEKS,
IT. B4.KER.
BROWNVILLE FERRY
-" plasters & baker,
ANNOUNCE to tho Travelling Tublic, that they
are prepared with every facility to accommodate
those crossing the Missouri river. This being the
best crossing point on tho upper Missouri, travellers
Coming to Nebraska, will find it greatly to their ad
vantage to cross at this point. . ...j
, FERRY RATES. '
For every two horses, mules or oxen A wagon, 51,00
e.tch individual pair of horses mules or ox'n - 25
a .Lorse or mule and buggy, lb
" ' ;" ' ld horse or mnle, ' ' 25
" loose cattle per head, ,j 10
" Bheep and hogs per head, ' ' 05
" each footman, '! i '10
" " ewt. of freight, - . '. 10
" " II fet of lumber, . ' 2,00
" ' " unloaded wagon and horses, mules or
. r . oxen therewith, , t 75
Brownville, August 2, lS56.-ly
NEMAHA CITY FEgRY
Across the Missouri River at Nemaha '
- City, mouth of Little Nemaha river,
Nebraska Territory-. -
THE Proprietor informs Emigrants, Travelers and
the r vcr-crossing publio, that he has now in op
eration good, large and substantial bolts at the above
named point, and careful boatmen to cross persons
and teams from either side of the rivur, at all times
Of the day or night. The landing is safo and easy,
and the Proprietor takes pleasure ia calling upon
the. public for patronage. This is in a direct route
to Big Blue, Fort Kearney and that region, and is
the most practical point at which to cross the Mis
souri river. It is nine miles from Rock Port, Mo.,
and seven below Brownville, N. T, The best of ac
commodations to be had on either side of the river.
, Nemaha City, Sept. 20, 1855.-3t J. C. ELLIS. -
- Improved Little Giant .
CORN & COB PLANTATION MILL
. lico IlocliiCOd.
THE 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 or retail, acd guaranteed in the most
positive manner. .'.
It is now moro than a year since tho
"Little Giant'?
Wa3 intrcduced to the public, during which time, it
has been constantly growing in the popular favor,
j The improvements recently effected and patented,
makej it the most perfect machine ever offered for
general farm use. r It ia furnished ready for attaching
team, and weighs es follows: No. 1, 225 No. 2, 330,
No. 3, 400, No. 4, 500 pounds. Twenty minutes are
rsnSicient to set one up, without mechaok-al aid, and
when onco adjusted, it can "With safety be entrustsd
to a boy. Full directions accompany each Mill, m
No I, $35, will grind 8 bu meal per hour with 1 horse
No2 40, " a . jqm . u u ,
No3 50, ' . 15 " i -
No4 (59, . 25 u . ;. 2 "
iST. Liberal discount to dealers. '
JAMES B. CnADWICXy
No. C3 Locust street, bet. 2d and 3d
June23I856. Tl-nl . , St. Louia, Mo. ,
TTliolcsalo Paper Warehouse.
V BUADNEIL AVARIlEJf 4Lr CO.,
WHOLESALE Dealers ia Papers tf every des
cription: . , ' ' , '
Printing,
Book Taper,
Wrapping,
Manilas,
Colore.! Papers,
Folio Post,
Flat Cap, -.
Foolscap.
Letter A Note,
Medium A Demy's,
of the very best Eastern and Western Manufacture,
and for sale at very low priefs. - V
! tSf C&eh for liars and Rope, . i
BRADNER, WARREN A CO.,
- No. 12, La Sa!le streer.
Ciieago, Joel. 23th. 1S56. wl-n4
rTo which we add mahogany and walnut, par
ana roc ting vnairs, noiaa, cuaire, bjujuu wj
n TaI,! SfHTprariea and Book Casts J '".'. if
"Kcbi'hslia Honce.
Treat Street, near S:eaa!:ot Laadisj,
. . ( BEOWN VILLE, N. TV "
; . f
: V ' A. J. BENEDICT,
' WOUNCES to the public that he has t"kca the
.73 House, formerly kcl ty T. II. Edm rds,
in Bro vaville, N. T, and is no ,r prepared t accomo
date all who may favor him with their jatronige.
A new addition has been built to the hous nl aJ
dition3 mftia of Eurnituro and EoJJing.aad a., ar
rangeme uis now are such as to render this Louse
equal to any in the Territory. " ' ,,. 4
Brownville, July 5, 1S53. vl-n5tf . -
Y. II. WILLIA3IS,
WHOLESALK AND RETAIL PEALE3 W
STORES & - TJNWAREU
Orcson, Mo.,.. r . (
TAKES p'ejusure in aanouncing the citizens of Or
gn and the paMic in general, that ho has on
hand the most expensive stoek of Stoves and Tin
ware, ever offered in this market". My stock of Tin
ware is of my "own manufacture, and ia for sale at
Wholesale and Retail ot St. Louis i-riecf.
K I would call particular attention to my stock of
COOKING STOVES, comprising the most iispr:Tcd
patterns both Air-Tight and premium. . Among them
may bo found Killv's Charter Oak, the bc.-t stove now
in use, tho Asiatic Air-Tight, Pioneer and prize Pre
mium, Also 1 -. x
Earlpr;&rE5ox Stoves
Of various Sixes and Patterns, whkh I will
SELL LOWER THAN" ANY HOUSE IN TOWN.
Particular attention paid to making and puttfeg
up Tin Gutters, in tho town and conntryj ALo, re
pairing done on short notice and on reasonable term.
Old copper, Bra33 and Pewter taken in exchange
for work or ware. s ) : W. W. WILLIAMS,
vl-n5 1 ; ' ' Oregon, Mo!, July 5," 1856.,,
F0STY THOUSAND DOLLARS 7ortJi of Goods
at a f maU "advance oa C03t and carriajra by
XDXXjXjiOTJ" cfc ' TT XWK,
ltOCKPOltT, MO.,
AND ' ' " ' "
r LANDING MO, r
"T 7E HAVE in store, and are rcjcoivin licr Steam-
V V , ers Hannibal, Warner, Edinburgh and Omaha,
a largo ana wen assorcca stucn or
Dry Goods, ' f J , I Bonneti,
Jledicineg, .
Hani ware, ; '
Queenswaro,
- Boots A Shoes,
Hats A Caps,
Cutlery,
,- Paint A,
Doors,
, ? Oils,
Drugs, '
Furniture,
.Tinware,
Saddlery,
. , . . Groceries,
: ' ' . ) Castings
Sash, Nails,
' ; lion
CARPENTERS A BICK3MITHSr TOOLS fAC.
All of which we offer at very low prices for Cash or
Country Produce." , ; ; , . -
NO HUMETJGt We wHl sell at S02TE PEICE!!
-3 DILLON A HAWK.
P. S. Lad:es, if you haven't got a fine Silk Dress,
Shawl or Bunnot, don't-blame Dillon A" liAWt, for
we certainly hav the best assortment of Fancy Dress
Goods ever oSercd in this market. No trouble to
show Goods. ;vl-r.5 ;" - - j. jj
. CHARTER OAK
, IFE IJfURAJfCE COMPANY, !, ,5
HartfordCt...r-- .-i--.Y. .i Capital $200,008
With large and Increasing receipts securely Invested
under the sanction and approval of the Comptroller
of Public Accounts.
t OFFlCET8 i
ALFRED ' Gn.U Pres't." JO IDT L. BtTNCE, V. P
.- JAMES C. WAt.KI.El, ' Secretary. f
: DI2ECT0H3. .; - i ' -
Alfred Gill. John L. Bunce, Wra. Ii. Cone, Jas. G
Holies, John A. Butler, Noah Wheaton,N. Hollis
ter, 'iiaT Coit, Dan'l Phillips, C. N.njBphrey.
t BOARD OF FINANCE. '
Geo. Beach, Esq.. President of Phoenix Bank,.., ,
D. F. Robinson, Esq., ; " 44 Hartford " . f ,
Hon. Isaac Toueey, late Attorney General U. S. '
Applications for insurance received by
K. W. FURNAS, Agent.
DR. A. S. IIOLLIDAY, Med. Ex. -
".' ' ;eo. r. LUCKIIARDT, .. -
WATCHMAKER
' T ' -A.xicl "Towollcr,
. QREGON, JIOLT COUNTY,; MO.i
TAKES tho liberty to inform the citizens of
Brownville and vicinity, that he has opened a
WATCH, CLOCK A JEWELRY STORE
In Oregon, Holt county, Ma., where ho will keep con
stantly on hand, nnd for sale, a good assortment of
Gold and' Silver Watches, Clock and Jewelry, which
ho will sell extremely low, for CASH. AL-o, a fine
lot of " lolins. Accordeons, Silver, and Plated Spec
tacles, ('old Pens with Gold and Silver extension
cases, Silver Thimbles, Ac, Ac.
Ho is prepared to repair Watches, Clocks and Jew
elry, of every description, in the best manner and
on ihe JDOst reasonable terms.
Every article bought in his establishment. In war
ranted to be what it is represented to be. Watch re
pairing warranted for one year. ,
July23, 1855. vl-nStf !
UNITED STATES
EXPRjBSS COMPANY
GIVE every pos.-ible facility for the safo and
speedy transmission of - ' , ,
Money,' Valuable Packages, Parceli,
Goods, nnd Merchandize .
Of every description, on rensonable tenns.
Piukcipal Offices New York, Buffalo Cincin
nati, Toledo, Chicago. Dayton, Indianopolia, and !1
tho smllCT towns oa Itailroads in the Eastern, Mid
dle and Western States, connecting at St. Louis with
Richardson's Missouri River Express, n. KIP1 '
July2C.,lS55.-vl-n3 Ganeral Saporintende'nt.
. CROCKERY. 18
JOHN W. TOOLE
: (Successor to NOONAN, TOOLEY & Co,) '
53 Main et.t OH Stand, St. Louis,. Mb.
T M PORTER, Wholesale and RctailDoalcr, in China,
L Gla?s.ai.d Quconwarc,. Yellow and Rockingliam
Ware, CbmdelWs; Lamps, Lanterns, Looking-'glas-ses,
Britannia Ware, Ae. 4c, with a great variety of
Fancy Mantle nnd Parlor Ornaments, direct from the
Potteries and Manufacturer?.' ' '"T",""
t"Now arriving and in store, a full stork of the
above line of good, which is offered to the Trade at
reasonable rates. An examination is solicited.
rOii hand, Assorted Crates, for Country frade.
N. B. Packing receives spoeial attention.
September 13, 1355.- vlnl5-6ra
Great Inducement,
milOSB wishing to purchase LOTS in the To7n of
L Brownville would do well Ui givo us a call, as we
nave 50 Lots which will be sold vcrvcheaufor eah -
Also, 5 Lots in OMAHA CITY, for Enquire
r x- i5'4 J- 'K THOMPSON.
. Brownville, . T.June2S,13j5. .
A. A.JSRADPORD,
WM. MCLEXXAX,
Nebraska City, N. T.
1. L. Mc'iiARV,
Urownville, N. T.
BRADFORD, McLEXNAN & McGARY,
HTOBDIK IT LAW
SOLICITERS1N CILVNCERY.
Brownrille and Nebraska City,
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
BEING pcrnianemly located in tho Territory, we
will give our entire time and attention to the
practice of our profession, ia all itj branches.' Mat
ters ia Litigation' Collections or Debts, Sales and
Purchase of Real EdUte, Selections of Land, Loca
ting of Land Warrants, and ail other business en
trusted to our management, will receive prompt uci
faithful attention. '
REFERENCES,
S. F. Nuckolls,
Richard Brown.
Nebraska City,
Brownviilf,
, . -i ;,
St. Joseph, Mo,
St. Loui;, Mo.,
Wm. ILblitzcll k
Hon. James Craisr,
Co.,
Hon. James M. Hughes,
Hon. John P.. Shepiey,
Messrs. Crow, McCreary A Co.
Messrs. S. G. Hubbard A Co.,
Hon. J. M. Love, -Tl-nl
. .
it
w
u
M
u
Cincinnati O. ,
Keokuk, Iowa.
!' Jane 71853.
R. W. FURNAS,
Ml ffl LOT MiT.
INSTJEAIICE AGEIIT.
AND AGENT FOR .
AGRICULTURAL IL1PLEL1SMTS.
BROWNVILLE, X. T,
5
S6.
C1IAELE3 W3T.
WEST & nicASUEr?,
FORWARDING & COMHlssinv
Grcccn and Steamboat Ar-,
! C rner Second aihl Francis Xr.
ranas Hirr.
n
ppo?; i A. Beatio's Banking Cinse
at.
N
t strtr. nt of Boat Stor-n. C
i-i. Liquor, ileal. Flour, Ac, kect en,'...
hand.
July2G,13jfi, Tl"
FRANKLIN
TYPE i STEREOTYPE F0U!iB"iY
Ko. ICS Vine St., let. Tourtli ari Ti
CINCINNATI, O.
-
C. F. O'D HIS COLL t CO.
Manufacturers and dealers in News, Sock and J i
Tyjcv Printing IVesscs, Cws, Caries U i
Inks, antl Printinj Afateriul of Every Derinf
STERIiUTl l'IAU or ail kind Books. M
Patent Medicino, Directions, Job?, .Wood Enneyhi
Ac, f-c. ; ? if , N
Crand k3 Pattern Letters, variogssn
H. VHITTEMOJE. K. B. WHITTEMORS. J W tlrT
JL& IL B. WIIITTEMORE & ca !
BONNI7TS ASU STRAW GOODS '
' v 1 NO143 3TALVSTRKET, ' 1
(First door above the Ban'i of M-siouri.J "
Ot. XjonJLa, 2VIo.
JCajih paid for Furs and Deer Skins. :
JOIINSOX, CASSADY & TEST, '
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law..
And General Land Agrnts,
COUNCIL BLUITS, IOWA.
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, In. .
vesting Money, Locating and Helling Land .
Warrants, and all other business pertaining- uv
profession, in Western Iowa and Nebraska.
W. P. LOAN, 7
a i luiiuij i iii uau.'
LAND AND LOT AOENT.
ARCHER, RICHARDSON COUNTY, N. TV
J. M. McFADIN & CO-
FORWARDING J- CO3DIISSI0X
, . rrlerchasits,.
. No. 28 Lavee, and 56 Coramcrcial street,
; St. Louis, Mo.
Especial attention given to sales of IIEMP,"EOfE .
Provisions, Flour, Grain, Ac. Consignments kaui'
ed, and promptly disposed of, ,
THOMAS II. LAR KIN &! CO.,
COMMISSION' MEKCUAMT3 AXD
Wholesale Grocers,
No. 30, Levee, Corner of Olire street, '
3T. LOUIS, Ma V
Special attention given to sales of HEMP, GRA 15
and TOBACCO, No orders tak-m for the purehiw'
of Hemp, under any eircumstaneesv ' .
A. D. JOiES,
THE
WESTERN PIONEER' LAND IJUXTER, s
DEALER r IN- ,1EALT ESTATE,
' f ! omaUa ciTT.jNl t;i
t57Lanli carefully located, and et tred for cus
tomers. Lfcts and Lands basghS and mil.
josei'ii -jiuiiwiY . .
Attorney antl Counsellor ; at -Law
Sidney, Fbemoxt.Couxtt, Iowa. : '..
OCice in the Court House, np stairs,
f .o. r. 3IAS()XrI
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
And General Land Agents,
NEBRASKA CITY, N- T.
WILL promptly atiomU u la. A jmicies, collao
tions, investing money, locating and. slJin
land warrants, and all other business pertaining to
their profession, in Nebraska Territory r nd Wes'tertt
Iowa.
A. C. FORD, - -vi L. h. BOWKX.
. roriD aTbowen;
Attorneys and7 Counsellors; at larc,
COUNCIL ELL'FFS, I0WJ. .
Office at the comer of Brtdway and Madisow
streets up stairs. .) - .. . ,
' ' V. II. SOLOHCOT,1
Attorney and - Counsellor. at- Law.
'r rGLENVOOD,'IOWA j, "
Wifl practice la Ch? Sixth aaJ Seventh "judicial
Districts of Iowa, i , . . , . ,
- ' r.. r. ssEAits,
Attorney 4 and ; J Counselor' " at Liw.
' And Solicitor In Chancery '
SIDNEY, iowa.;
iil practice ia the District Courts tf Western
Iowa. , P
l7 OET'ce at the Court Hoijej up ttiiirs.g: .
A. MClI,
G, L ' ncc
GIIES,
02 USB.
..HU LIU & llUUIIES;
PRODUCE
4- COMMISSION
No.
j-ieveo ana to Commercial Street
ST. LOUIS, MO.
OLIVES BXNT.
JAMS F. FISKE,
ti
il'M. l. CARRJT
, At'UCSTl'3 XXIOUT
r OLIVER; BENNETT CO.y
.. Manufacturers and Whlilcsulo Driers 'tn . '
BOOTS Xm SHOE
(F0R33I.T,:NJ0. 101, CoRXKR MaIX LlLomT.)
; -ST, LOUIS. 110.- 1 M .
a. j. rorn-ETox. , , r ! ! v jr.! . btebs.
rorri.irrox a. nvnis.
ATTORNEYS AT .LAW.
rn.o..! T 1 .
' . OMAHA, NEDRA3IU.,
Land Warrants BoTiht aiirl Sold.
LAND .ENTERED ON Tiaif
- - -r 1 '.lAUAi
SPECLM attention Riven, U tho'setetrjon! icd en
try of Lands for Settler?, and all otUn desiruil
choice locations. ! . ; . - . -
Land Claims, Town Lf U anl all tindVof Real Es
tate, bought and sold and investments taide for dli
tant Healers!
ROBBJNS POMEIlOY, :;
: WHOI.ESALB DEA.UH13 IX ' ' '
BOOTS, SHOES & SOLE LfATHEP,
INos. to Pearl ami ti
cntvj
CINCINNATI. OHIO. .
H. r. BEXJiETT,, ' s, KOUTOxi-' sill. UARC1NO
BEN NET, 3IORTOX & UAH DING.
Attorneys at hnvu
Nebraska City, nad Clentwood,, la.
7 . )vtcrn-Iowa. Partk-a!ar attcntian-pwd U
ot-tainias, locating Land Warrant and. eaUsioa of.
nnn. Iwi Ca.. Detroit. ) .....
: ulim I). Mortem. f v JIiCfcsai:.-
, JJov. Jo:l . llattcson, SnriSclJ, Iij; Mi
u.j.jjniei w. Jiorton.Tol.-d-, Ohh? t
J . A. Saqy. Bellevne, NcbraV&i: ' ' ; "
Sedewicli i Walkor, Cuicfc?, 111:
rccn ear & Benton, Council Liu Vt, Iowa. '
Land OlHce at Erownritle.
- -All persona knowing thm)lvcinJel4d tons.ar
hereby notified that thsirac-onntare dnr, anima.t
be Settled IinnrjdiattJr.l.y Noto cr Cnh: ajjel'
maat weimut have. In rter toeoiitinniiirbu--inc)
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