Nebraska Newspapers

    . . TSZIL3 WAB IS CEI302T.
From a letter received from a very
.reliable and highly esteemed friend in
- Oregon Territory, we take the follow
.ing account of the recent - Indian
. -war in that region. Until its receipt
; .'ve confess we have been greatly . at
loss "what Opinion to form upon the
. ' . matter, but this settles the question in
our mind. The writer we have known
.. from our youth up and would believe
' as freely as though we had witnessed
'. witn onr own eyes. That there may
have been some tresspasses committed
on the part of the whites is possible,
but no tresspass can justify the indes
' criminate butchery which has been
carried on in Oregon by the Indians
there. After a careful study, of .the
Indian character, with prejudice. in
their, favor, made so by the iung song
of .'.'Oh, how the ' whites have treated
the poor Indian," we have come to the
conclusion that violence and blood are
, the prominent traits of the Indian
cliiracter, and that they will manifest
" it always upon the whites as well as on
. : their neighboring' tribe, unless fear
or selfish purposes prevent. Read of
the eSbrt3.of the Missionary and ciyi
: "ljzalion everywhere to make something
out of the Indian,' and witness the al
most total failure to produce one single
instance of true greatness or innate
humanity. Thinkwhat has just been
J' transpiring on the i'iains in the murder
of: Col. Babbitt and his men,', and we
" fear that unless something is soon done
..".by 'our Government, more such scenes
"" will soon transpire.". , .
The' Pawnees, in addition to the
Cheyennes on our West, are beginning
.' to be very troublesome, and we learn
the Pawncesup the "Missouri are claim-
ing the lands between the Avoway and
Running "Water which we purchased
from the Omahas. and under this pre-
' . tence will soon begin to, make it an
excuse for depredation upon the settle
. rments. . " . - "
.Our correspondent, .under date of
July 80th,- says : rl JS ebraskian. -
"Our Indian. war, as we hope, i3now
' drawing -to a close. The regular
soldiers in this Territory are of little
service or. Account to the country. The
Indians;'boast that only 100 warriors
of them-can whip a whole Regiment
of -Regulars. ' To our brave volunteers,
. . : always the first soldiers in pur Indian
'.war, if not in any war, is to be given
. ;.the credit of conquering a peace.
'"In .this war we have lost many of
-our best citizens. Men, women and
. ' . children have been butchered by scores
. towns .burned and sacked whole
valleys pillaged 'and desolated. And
yet,. Gen. "Wool .tells the people of
" - Washington City and the: Atlantic
" States that we "have no war, and that
- our. Indian difficulties have been
' brought on by the rashness of our citi
: sens, -
."He has been to our Territory a
worse enemy than our bloodiest Indian
"; chief. Thi3 do-nothing policy has cost
' us not less than 100 valuable lives.
. A misirablc affray in Kansas, at which
10 or 12 only are killed, is made a
national cry and a national calamity,
. . but the indescriminate butchery of 100
;. innocent persons of both sexes andall
ages, is winked at by the public press
of the Atlantic States as a trival affair,
or as -a mer question of veracity, with
the .'denial of Gen. "Wool and his min-
Aons
XSVILS AFFXRS.
" We are pleased to ; learn from the
; " following,- from, the Council Bluffs
' Bugle', that Geh. John B. Robertson,
. Agent for the Omahas, has been ap
pointed Special1 Agent for the . Otoes
and Pawnees, - The absence of Mr.
' Alston made this necessary and we are
glad to bear.witncss to tho Department
at v ashinston of the. satisfaction this
. appointment gives throughout the Ter
. ritory. His management of the affairs
'.' of the Omaha3 has been . such that
- "never before," savs every, one,' "have
the-Omahas been so well off as now.V
. and to- the personal attention of Agent
Jiobertson is this state of things due.
In addition to the energy and perse
terence displayed by him in his official
capacity, he has won the confidence
of the Indians what could ordinarily
"be. expected, as an evidence, we men
tion the fact, that at a council held with
the Pawnees last fall at which he was
present, the Pawnees insisted, as a
" compliment, to elect him as one of
. their chiefs and gave him the title : of
. Xa-siioro-rod-o-ho, mcaningBig Chief!
We -hope the . Gen. may be able to
' reconcile the Pawnees in their differ
enccs with the whites made on account
. of the Pawnees claiming the lands
Wejstof the Elk Horn. XebrasJcian.
' '.' "Gen. Robertson, Indian Agent for
' the Omaha tribe cf Indians, has jus
returned from St Louis. He intends
ipmake a payment to the Indians with
in a lew oays, ana Laving received
from CoL Cuming, Supt of Indian
. -Affairs at fct. Louis, the charge (a
least temporarily jot tne utocs and
Pawnees, will also disburse the annn
....itjto them. This tribe (tho Otoes)
eronow on their reserve, in the south
: . crn part of tho Territory, while the
..'Pawnees are hovering round, commit;
' ting petty depradations upon the whites,
."and guilty of other aggressive and
offensive act3 which call for prompt
: -action n the part of the Government.
' They are still at puhlic expense, pro-
'..'rided with a blacksmith and interpre-
. . tcr. '
' ". " "The policy of past administrations
in relation to'the Indians has not been
' a judicious one. Witness the recent
'outrages by the Cheyennes in their
f lahter of Col. Babbitt's train, the
continued encroachments of the Paw
nees. What then do our wise gover
nors propose? Will it be as usual to
pay them for their crime3,
ihpm far Blauehtermsr ou
or will they pursue, punish," and slay
them if necessary for their continued
murders of our b?st snd.mosfc- .distin-
shall recur to this subject in full ;
next week; meanwhile renewing, our;
expression of satisfaction .at tho -appointment
of Gen. Robertson as agent.
After the affair between young Botts
and Roger A. Pryor, editor of the
Richmond Enquirer, had beeri stopped
by the f.rrest of the parties, Mr; Pryor,
disappointed in the opportunity to get
a shot at the son, next had recourse to
the father.- He .sent a, challenge, to
Hon. John M, Botb, calling on him for,
fhn coficfVMinn whitth irentiemen are
always , ready to render those upon
whom they i have inflicted wrong or.
insult". Mr. Botts had the manliness
and moral courage! in dcfianec'of all
chivalrous traditions, and contrary to
the fighting customs which have , pre
vailed in Virginia ever since it was a
State, to decline this chail erige. ' One
of his reasons for the' refusal to fight
is. thus given: ' , . "... '
"Your life could not be the value 01
a pin's point to me, and 1 am sure i.
should derive no comfort from making
f a - Aril.'
your .wile a wiaow or :our ummtu
fatherless-l-thernfore, I havfi jjo desire
to, take it; whilst my own. life is not
only of value to me, but indispensable
to the Bunnort and happiness of my
family, and I nope to maKG H USeiUl U
mv countrytherefore, I am not' dis-
uij vyuuu l, . .
posed to. place .it at. your uispviu.
As' a Youncr man Hvas returning to
his kome at a late hour the other night,
in Cincinnati, he observed'- a young
woman plunge into the canal.' He im-
UlUUiULCij iwwncu "".jlf""',-
ving- several times, caurni .ner uressi
and carried her ashore. It was a long
but when "she had sufficiently," he found
her .intention to commit suicide wa3
caused by disappointed love. She was
a music teacher; a gentleman hadbeen
payins his addresses to her for a long
time and had given her reasons to be-
iieve xnai ne luiunutu mumat-, out
that evening wedded to another. Hence
t - ? j '.
'wpnrv of breath, and rashlv . minor-
- j 7 r
tuned, she plunged into the dark flow
ing river.
When the life and forgeries of
1 . -
Huntington" come to bo" written,; he
would be found to have rivalled Monroe
Edwards. in this villainy.. With less
talents, he-has managed to put forged
paper m" Circulation lor OVCr ?4UU,UUU
while Monroe Edwards was "convicted
for having forzed 820,000. At that
vrt TrliTrorla t- vrtnv!(t 0A
time the commercial world was ap
palled by the magnitude and adroit
ness of the Edwards forgery and 'his
name and his deeds were chroniclee all
over the ' world a3 a warning to the
rising youth of the day. Since then
California has been discovered and its
gold lias-Vastly augmented theCOmip-
IOrgeneS nOW COUnt OV hundreds OI
thousands, and even millions. This
. '
last young man, Huntington, turns up,
whoJha3ecn to CdifirnliW his
tried his fortune at Panama and other
places, and finally in Wall street; for
the present he has wrought his career
to a terminus.. - But the finale should
not be lost as a warning to' "others of
Eis ' fast' tribe, who are following his
footsteps to rum. -Bay Book.
ABetjnos Ayrean BrjELLrsT.In
the city of Beunos Arres, D. Lucio
iNlancilla, a' member of one of the first
and ' wealthiest lamilies, and nephew
oi me .ji.x-jJictaior iiosas, recenuy
challenged St. Marmol, another "first
family" man, to fight a duel.1 ' ' For this
1,., A Kn
rrim Tia lm Wn Qont trt trirpp vPircs'
crime ne nas oeen sent to xnree years
viiuio uu.uaa uctu scuny imw jcoio
banishment from the province, and at
the end -of that period" will only be
allowed to return upon bonds of 100,
UUU current money not to renew, nis
Challenge Duellists don't find , much
tnr- ? Tl'Ao'Ar " 1 ; ; -'
. . . y' , ' x
r A DUEL. here has beCll an actual
duel in Toronto between an Enfrlish
man and a fellow jrQm Chicago. Chi-i
cot a. bullet in .his. imoulder
doctor took the bullet out honor was
vindicated young .lady's outraged
feelings all right ;
S"thep! 'Ues
home to break
.Yesterday evening '.Mr. . Leon?jd
Seay, one of our oldest and most
respected- citizens, aepartea tins me.
after a long and tedious illness. . Mr.
-
beay was an oniccr m the war of
and 1814, and participated m the
battles of Lundy's Lane and Norfolk,
in the latter of which he was severely
wounded. Indeed he always suffered
from the injury he then received, and
it was that which' at last caused Ids
death. Louisvilh Courier, 10$. ... , : . 4
"Dead Letters. The Tost Office
Department, on Tuesday,; returned to
their respective countries the dead
letters which for the last quarter have
accumulated in the offices of the TJ. S.
There were for England 150,000; Bre
man 2617; Cologne 5374; Canada 75,
000; Nova Scotia 439, and New Bruns
wick G19. -
A New Pistol. The Albany Times
states that a pistol has been invented
in that city which will fire ninety times
per minute, carry a ball forty yards
further than any pistol now in use.
The Mount Vernon" Hotel, which
burned at Cape May. on the 5th inst.,
cost 125,000, 'arid conld accommodate
2,100 persons. ,
rsseBisrjijLi!!
Patent Portable 1
rpKE subscribers have entered into a partnership
JL under the firm -of Reed, Hokbird 1 Co., 16
manufacture the J. C. Reed, .Patent Pert at1 e Grist
Y.'.'.l and &re tow prepared to furnish all ti;e in
wnnt of ;ood Cora or Whtfct Mill that for dura
bility, simjlictj and economy i excel any .5ill in the
world. Oa the late exhibit ion .f the ;UecLacr?s
institute ia Cincinnati, b Goli -JTedal wait warded
Ihemforit. '" . '
It is adapted to all Grain grinding purposes; it is
superior to all others for the most extensive 'Merchant
Hill, as it Li for grinding the f armers feed by Horse
power.
The above Mills are manufactured by the under
pinned at their shop in Cincicnaii, where they
con be furnished in ahyquantkyatsbort notice.
The abofe Mills warranted po perform te follows-:
S6 In. diaia., per hoiirO B. Corn, 25 Whiiat,
20 44 " " SO " 15
: $300
250
24 w m 20 "13 '' 200
20 i ..- J1 " J5 " - 8. f ,. 150
As this Mill tells its own story, it is unnecessary to
quote from our numerous recoin mendationt , reeeired.
REED, EOLABIRD t'c CO.
-r r--"- Cincichali; 0.""'
Fresli Arrival of - .V '
NEW Gr0OI)S!
. AT ROCKrORT, MO. i :
rpiIE ; subscribers would rerjiectfully tender their
X. thank3 to their customers and the Public Gene
rally for their liberal patronage1 heretofore, and solicit
a continuance of the same; as they are determined
toflell Gods as low if not lower than. any other
Ilouse west of St. Joseph. Having just received a
large and well selected Stock of Spring ani Summer
Goods; also a suterip Stock of Family Groceries
with llardware, Glass and Qoeensware furniture,
Saddlery, Iron, &c..,. i -.' .: , ; " . , ; r; .
,i , .. Come one and allr" ' ? . , ;
, , . For well we know;
' Again -youH call, ' 1
' We'll sell so low.; , :
! ' Of Goods the best,
Ana profits suaall, -
We'll beat the rest,
' And suit yoaau.
Oar Stick of J)ry Gjad3.1iavinz beeri' pul'chased in
the Eastern citie3, we flatter ourselves that we can
8un)a33 ear competitors in the lo
itics of our Stock, and eamc
mal:e by calling and seeing for
off : prices and good
meetly beli;ve all will
themselves before
panhas ing else w here. CAREY, JONE.S, & CO.
N. B. Country rrpduce of all kinds taen in ex
change at the highest prices, for Goods. June 7, '55.
DANIEL ZOOK,
: i';VHOLESALB ND EZTATI. ;:. ; ;s I-
"fT" JE J
r ' " 1 Oregon, Halt
County, Jlb, ' ' "
nasin Store:
pBre. White Leadiv
Window Glass, : ; '
Putty, . r ,
Caster Oil, . ' .
Ex; Logwood t . '. , . .x
Blue- Stone, ..
Alum, '
Ground Ginger,.
Hoot Ao, ......
' Saint Louis Glue, J .;
' Paris Green,i r .y
Chrome do, . ,
'do- . yellow,
Iron Paint,
AVldteZinkd.),
FUh Oil," .
Whale do, I
Wrights'. Pills,
Champian's do, .
' Ja;mn's - - do, -''
Loudon's ds ' ' -Radway's
R. 11., V
Davis Pain Killer, -Fahnestock'3
Ver.,
Stone's Cough Candy,
Spanish AYhiting,"
Ked Lead,
Litherage,'
White -Chalk,' " V
Yeniti.-in lied,
bpamsh. Erown, .
lream of Tarter,
I artanc Acid,
SuiphMCwb.&MLj,,,
Turpentine,
l aoda
Coperas,
Ri,uvn.
Uorax," , ' "
Mex. Liniment,
Vol. Oil: do, ' i'
Morland'a do,
Nerver and Bono dtr,
x arrels do,
Louden's do,
Jays' Exnt.,
London's do
McLane s Liver rills.
In addition to the above. I have the largest Stock
of Druggist and 1 uysicians Niop furniture, .Lhemi
.alll 5.,i-;d1 inati.nrr.nnf a- c nl Ttonl XlnJInnr,
ever offered for sale in this Country. :
I ' Merchants and Ihysicians of Iowa, Uansis and
Nebraska, are respcotfully invited to give m&a call.
June 7, lbob. , . ; ; AlAMJiL ZOOK.
A. B. HOLLABIRD & CO.
r Machinists, Founders and - .
ENGINE. BUILDERS
Trent Street, "West of Smith,'
; ; - CINCINNATI, O, ?
V V tho public generally, that they are now pre
pared to execute an orders in uieir imc, witn prompt-
the incre;ised facilities they now possess, ihev hope to
ra erll a ? un auo noy e raipaircnago wnicn
I ho a n Htm r nra Kaon ftT-rnnrldl tn (nam i : -
m utMi -n k . j.
Saw MlU Sms of every DcscnrUon.
PrHi !3fA
i. astings, warranted to be well made in every particu
lar. ' "'..'"'
They have also Boiler Yard attached to their
establishment, which enables them to oversee all
work in that lino furnished by them, and are pre
pared to work on as reasonable terms as any other
shop in tho country.; ; ,.- i
Those in want of anything in our line, would do
well to give us a call and examine our n!w patterns.
. A. R. I10LABIBD & CO.
B. V. 1KWI8
J AMKH V. LEWIS
THOS. J.
late FEBY
BiRTHOLOW
BiRTnOLOW
. B. W. LEWIS & BROS.
MAXrFACTrBER3 OF Att DESCRlTTION OP
CHUWING TOBACCO.
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
rpHAJfKFUL for tho very liberal pat
A- w have heretofore received from oi
ronage that
L , , 6 nerelolore received from our numeroua
fnendsand customers. and vhurPn-v -
friends and customers, and while respec
ing a continuance of the same, pledgin
PgATi
g ourselves to
merit the patron
o announce thn.t.
William J. Lewis has withdrawn from oar firm, and
Thos; J. Bartholow is admitted a partner from this
aate, trie style ot tne nrm remaining unchanged, and
that -we have secured the services of Cipt.Oeorje
C. Davis who will hereafter act in the capacity of
TRAVELING SALESMAN in connection with our Mr.
Sartholow and will during the coming Season per
it : a . f . i i
I BoiluJv upuu oor cusutmcrs ior T.ut purpose oi
soliciting their ordefs. Ourstock hcldovcr fromlast
: 7ear.of .J descriptions is unanimously large, the
quality tf which cannot fail to give entire satisfac
tion to consumers." B. W. LEWIS & Bros.
Glasgow, Mo., January 6, 1355. ". .
II.
W. niDEM." -
J. D." WHITE.
RIDEN &
WHITE,
LAND AGENTS.
"NEBRASKA CITY, N. T.
HAVING made arrangements by which we will
receive accurate copies of all the Townships
embraced in the Eastern portiou of Scbraska, we
are now prepared to offer our services to the
"SQUATTERS OF THE TERRITTORY,'
In Filing Declaratory Statements of .
Intention to Pre-empt. Securing
Pre-emption?, Locating Land
Warrant and ....
ENTERING LAND.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT & SOLD,
i Land Entered'oit Time, &c,r
Particular attention paid to Buying and Selling
iToperty on commission: Also, to making Collections
and forwarding remittances to any part cf the Union.
Blanks of all kinds always on band.
E1DEN & WHITE.
; ' - ' - REFERENCES.' '.:
ITon.'A. A. Bradford,' Nehrasta City.
- S.F.neolls,'-- - Li . -
Messrs. Dolman i. West, " St. Joseph, JIo . .
Peter A. Keller, ' ' - Washington City,
Ttomas Lumpkin, " "
Jnne 23, 1S56. t1-u4 .
.- GREAT i
Clotiiimr Saler
WM
R MARTIN,)
F 1856. f-gi
Xew iork.
LARTLN & BROTHER.
- THE OLD ORIGINAL CLOTHIERS,
- ffo. 114 AXD No. 1 2IADT STKEET,
i: . : ST. LOULS, J5IO. I .
"TT'OR the pproachin5 spring, we will liave a TRE
I1 MENDOL'S STOCK. OF CLOTIII5G,manufac
turcd by oarselves' in NeTT York,xpnsaly for this
market. ; i ' - i
In point STYLE, QUALITY and TRICE, we
defy any anl all competition! We have marked
dowa our pr ce very low, as ;e intend selling to none
but ...
'Td snoh we woull ask a Uiors tuninatioa of
our Stock ItforepurchasiDjr.',
1-51 JLUTIN & BRQ.
1S5G.
SCABRITT & IASON.
FTJRTTITTJT. I'J UlHOLSTIIIlY,
dealebsIkd , ,
No. 4D and 42 V.,' ' n yjeau-v St.Loo.ft, Mo.
HAYIKQcompleU l our aprcnieii's for a fu!l
stock of Good in our 114-" g thebesf
assortmtnt in the V'et. we ti treasure in offwios
to purshisers both IMLLZM ana i. i si u .
2000 Bedsteads,
500 dzen wood seat Chairs,
1000 Bureau, - , ,
500 Dining Tables,
500 Breakfast do,
' 200 Work Stands,'
200 Wash do.
sea
100
'100
500
00
U t-cane seas qo, t
lo rocking ' do,
la cbildrens' do,
n safes,
ribs, assorted sixes,
100 Wardrobe?, . 200
1000 Lookin? Glasses. 100
Lounges,
oi. Bush and split bot-
- - .. ,
rTo which we add maB 5any.and walnnt, par
lor and rockis? Chairs, Sofa4'iCr't,sidear.t .estea
sion Tables? Secretaries and; look Cases. . r
Upholstery in great "varier, such as sp ug, hair,
cotton, iqoss and huf!; JlatrcS, Comfortd, Spreads,
Our work is all Warrantitl M represented--our
Orlerapromptlyjand faitb,allj,ejecnted. andre-!
spectfully solicited. Satistauoii guarauuevu.
rlcase eau ana satisfy jouteivea. ;
Louis, July 26, 1856. .vln8-6m
PAINTS,"OILS, fVARNISIIES; ,
French and 'America ft Wintoio C7ar Olaseware,
'. JSpice, Jadigd, ifaddf, Ptrfnuriet;i. '. " !
: SPKINOTOQKj i ;,
' CHADLESS. BlOW & CO.. '
. IMPORTERS & -W HOLI3ALE DEALERS. '
Ho'. 66 and67 IJala street, St. Louis, ;lIo.
'Are now in receipt of theix new Stockr embracing
evervtbing in their linQ." ; '-'-' T ' v J' ,:
C2TMerehanU visiting out City are requested to
gi-r og call, as we aro d ternained. t" sell for Cash,
or Promyb Tiuw Paper, as low H in tb
Cnited States, r , - :'? .;!::;; '..
ILuriibfer! ILmiilier!
TIIE undersigned, has on hand and for sale at his
mill, ltush llottom,; Mo., One hundred and
Twenty-five Thousand feet of various kinds of Lum
ber, -which he offers for ale at the following prices.
Square edged lumber, . . - - , $1,50
Sheeting, -'l$5 '
Black. Walnut,.. ?! -., - .-Jv.?,00
There is a ferry across the Missouri river, opposite
the mill;- Lumber will be delivered on the Nebraska
ere', at 50 centj in addition to- the above prices, j
' . t LOUIS. LAWRENCE. .
September 20, 1856v vlnl5-3mpd r" ' .'
JAMES CASGILL". 1 CEO. -V. Civ.6ll.lf.
J. & G. XV J CARGILt;
FORWARDING t: A'ND COMMISSION
-MERCHAWTiSi' :..
AND. M ANUFACTUREH'S AGENTS,
Steamboat Landing, ,st. Joseph, Mo.
Consignments of GooJs ana. Produce
respectfully solicited; and all business entrust
ed to u will be promptly and carefully attended to;
at the lowest rate3.
ii
'References.
Taylor & Shepherd, ' i '
R. L. McGhee &. Co., ; U ..:
Livcrmore, Cooley & Co.,
Merchants Generally,' ;
St.
Li
OUlS, '
St. Joseph.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEOKGE CLATE3. ( 4 ' J. V. LEE. .
CLAYES' & LEE, .
Real Estate an j General Agency,
; OMAHA? CITY, '. T. ' '. '.' ; '
" Tteferenccs. ' . - "V
James Wright, Broker, ' ; i ' Xew York, :
Wm. A. .Woodward, Esq.' '.',
IIon.'R. Wood, Ei-Gov) of Ohio, Cleveland,
Wicks, Otic and Brownell, Bankers, ' "
Alcott&.Horton,' j, '';. " -
Col. Robert Campbell, St. Louis,
James Ridgway, Esq. "
Crawforn and Sackett' Chicago. .
Omahi City, Aug. "30, IS35'. "vlnl3-ly
. CHARLES KEARNY, - ; ,
AVbolesale arid r Itetail ' " Grocer
5 : AND STEAC5IT AGENT.
East side Market StArebp'site Market Hotise
edalarirc and fine assortment of Groceries, to which
he invites the attention of CWantry Merchants. Plan-
tcrs ana tne public generally.)-; iioatstores eonstant-
. ... ... ... . .
iy on Land. ,
. D. PLASTERS, . : , r. . . p. BAKER,
BROWNVILLE FERRY
. : PLASTERS .& BAKER,
ANNOUNCE to the TraTellin'g Public, that they
are prepared with everv facilitv to accommodate
those crossing the Missoari" tiver.: This bcinjr the
best crossing point on the upper Missouri, travellers
coming to Nebraska, will ini it greatly to their ad
vantage to cross at tnrs point. ' " -
, FERRY. RATES. :
For every two horses, mules or oxen & wagon, $1,00
each individual pair of horses mules or ox n 2o
. " horse or mule and bugiry, . 75
led horse or mule, . .. t . 25
loose cnttle per head, , ; ' ': ' " . ' 10
sheep and hogs per head, . :' : ; ;; . 05
each footman, , f ' 10
'cwt. of freight , l- ' lo
. Mfeetofiamber, r.-, . ; : :: 2,00
" . unloaded wagon and horses, mules or
oxen therewith, " 75
Brownville, August 2; 185G:-ly i::,
GROW3T under tho personal supervision of the
eubsci-iber, -warranted true . aenuine : eccdg
enough of which will be sent to supply a large family,
vAoaAB as musk .melon .A beautiful and delicious
fruit. (Asiatioorigicj..-- 25cents.:
Orange Water Melox Peels off like
me nna oi ..an orange very fine : " !
flavor. on. u
Glass Lejios A beautiful little melon ' ;
ior preserves when green a 25 u .
Chinese asp abagcs Annual, and equal
'. to the common easily raised 20 "
r ive j; eet CCCCMBEks Very largo and -
curiou3to behold-. ... ..f 25
Mammoth Pumpkin, 20
Urthe whole fcr one dollar, sent by mail to any
auuruss. . . . JOSEPH Jj. ASlliil'
20-tf Plattsnnrn-li. ClintnTi fin.. Mn.
O f v " -
R.;W. FURNAS,
, INSURANCE ;f AGEN . ,
AND AGENT FOR " ' i
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
. , : ' EROWJTyiLLE.'NV.T.
W. P, LOAN,
1TT0H1Y1T IW.
LAND AND LOT AGENT.
AECHEE, BICHARDSON COUNTY, N. T.
OLIVEi BEXKCT.
JAME3 T. FISKE. .' ' i '. .5
WM. B. OAKUIT.
AUGCSTTS- KNIGHT.
OLIVER BENNETT & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wlialcsale Dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 87 MAIN STREET,
(FoEKEai,Tf No. 101, CoiXEa of Mais axd Locust.)
ST. LOUIS, MO.
A. MUDD, , -.. . G.'
H. T. MTJD1V
L. EUGHES,
J.' J. MUDD,
S. O. GECEB.
MUDD & HUGHES.-
iw ii mm.
Ml
produce 4- coiarissioxiw:x1;
HiTTro -rr3Tv "Txrrr,
No. S3 Levea and ,60 Commercial Street
ST." LOUIS, MO.
, n. it. jonxaos. , j. r. cassadt. ' j.d.test.
JOIINSOX, CASSADY 4; TEST,
Attorneys ' and Counsellors at Law.
And General Laud Agents, s.
COUNC I L BLUFFS, 1 6 AY A.
WILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, In
ve jtinc iloaev. Xocatinz and seUinr Land
Warrinbs,and all other business pertaining to their
profession, in Western lews and NebrtOu.
: Nebraska Monse.
Trout Street, near Stsamlcat Landhig,
BEOWNVILLE, V.
A. J. BENEDICf,
A BOOTES to te publi? that le h.-v token the
jfl, above Oous-, f : uicrly kept b - T. II. Edwards,
in Brownvlibj, N. T., and is cow pn pared, to -como-date
all who may favor him Tvita Iheir pauonsge.
A iie.r addition has !cen bui.t to t.r bouse, nnd ad
ditions mftda of . Furniture and Be Mingtand ail ar
rangemenis now ar-3 soch as to rendcr-thia Ilouse
equal to r.y in the? Territory.
Brownvillf, July 5, 1S56. vl-a5tf :
W. II. WILLI AJIS,
WHOIXSALE AND RETAIL TEALEB IN
STOV J-:S & TJ NWARE
Orcson, Mo., r
TAKES pleasure in announcing thocitizehrof Dr
tron and the public in eencral". that he has on
hand the most xtcnsiva stock of Stoves and Tin
ware, ever o!fered in this market. Jlv Btock of Tin
T ware i of mv own manufacture, and ih for sale at
i Wholesale and Retail at St. Louis trice.' ? '
I wimiitMii mrticuiar attention 10 my sioch. ui
COOKING HTOVESvconiprisingthrinrist improved
patterns both Air-light and rremiura. Among tnera
may be found Filly's Charter Oak, the best stove now
in use, the Asiatic Air-Tight Pioneer and prize Pre
mium. AW-'-' ' ''"" J ' ;.l
Parlor & -Box Stoves
Of various Sizes and Patterns, which I. will
SELL LOWEit THAN ANY IIOL'SE IN' TOWN.
: Particular attention paid to making and1 putting
up Tin Gutters, in the town and country. ALso, re
pairing doao on short notice and on reasonable term.-
Uld copper, ras3 and Pewter taken in exchange
for work or ware. W. W.- WILLIAMS,
vl-n5 . . , Oregon, Mo., July 5, 1855.
F0ETY THOUSAND DOLLARS Worth, of Goods
- at a 6 mall advance pa cost and carriage by
. ROCKPORT, JSIOV ,
WE HAVE in store, and are receiving per Steam
ers Hannibal, Warner, Edinburgh and Omaha,
a iarge ana weu assorica stocK or , . '
D17 Goods, ,
Bonnets,.. .. ..
.Medicines, 4 , :'
- v; Drugs, ' ' . : 'v
, ... Furniture,
' .1 Tinware, ' '.
: ; Saddlery, .
' . . ,. Grocer.es,
Clothing,- - '
Hardware, ; li.in
Queens ware, :
' ' Boots & Shoes,
. 1 v - i , llaU & Caps,
' : Cutlery, :
: Paints, '
. , ' ; Doors',
- . .. Oils,
'. ' " ' " Castings
j '- Sash, ' : . . ' Niiild,
..... . iron
CARPENTERS k BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS &.C.
All of whieri wo o2"er at very low prices for Cash or
Country rroduce. : ' ; , -. w . -. ;
NO HTTMETJG! .We will sell at SOJIE PBICE!!
- . r. . DILLON A HAWK.
P. S. Ladies, if you haven't got a fine Silk Drees.
Shawl or lionnet, don't blame Dilloh & Hawk, for
wo certainly have the best assortment of Fancy Dress
Goods ever offered in this market. No trouble to
show Goods. '-j. Tl-n5
D.&JI.
, CHARTER. OAK .
LIFE INSURANCE1 COMPANY!
Hartford, Ct. v- .'..." -Capital $200,"D03
With large and increasing' receipts securely invested
under the sanction and approval of the Comptroller
or JruDiic Accounts.
" OFFICERS. . " . ' ..'
ALFRED GILL, Pres't. JOIIX L. BUXCE, T. P,
;.. : JAail.SU. V ALiKLihi i , Socretary.
V '' ' DIRECTORS. .: r
Alfred Gill.- John L. Bunce. Wm. R. Coner Ja?.' G
Bolles, John A. Butler, Noah Wheaton, K. ITollis-
ter, bam I upit, Va.n l l'hiuips, u. . nmphrey.
, BOARD OF FINAKCE. -
Geo': Beach, Esq.,President of Phoenix Bank, "
D.F. Robinson, Esq., " "Hartford M
Hon. Isaac Toucey, late Attorney General TJ. S.
Applications lor insurance received by "
R. W. FURNAS, Agent.
DR. A. S. HOLLIDAY, Med.Ex. . .
GEO. P. LUCKIIAllDT, :
WATCH MAKER
And. ffowollor
OREGON, HOLT COUNTY, 110.
XAKE3 the liberty to juform the citizens o
JU Brownville and vicinitv, that he has opened a
WATCH, CLOCK & JEWELRY STORE
Jo Oregon, Uolt county, Mo., where ha -will keep con
stantly on hand, and for sale, a cood assortment of
wldnnd Silver Watches, Clocks and Jewelrv. which
ao Wl!1 scl1 extremely low, for CA&U.ir Also, a fine
.f v . : t i i i i i .1 . i . .
U1 J"1 lus -a-ucorueons, uvcr; ana i iatca pcc
uu-ies, voia i ens vrun uoia ana ouver extension
cases, auvur ininiDies, &c., &c.
He is prepared to repair n atehes. Clocks and Jew
elry, of every description, in the best manner and
on ino most reason.ablo term?. . ' :
Every articlo bought in his establishment, is war
rmted to be what it is represented to be. Watch re
pairing warranted for one year,
July ZD, lSob, . vl-nstf
UNITED STATES . ;.
EXFKE COMPANY
E every possible facility for the safe and
speedy transmission of " . ,. ; .
Money, Valuable Packages, Parcels,
-' ' . Goods, - and Merchandize-
Of every description, on renaonable term3.
Principal Offices New York, Buualo, Cincin
nati, Toledo, Chicago, Dayton, Indianopolis, and all
tne smaller towns on Railroads in the JLastern, Mid
die and Western States, connecting at pt. Louis wit
Richardson s Missouri River Express. II. KIPr.
July 26, 1856.-vl-nS . General Superintendent
is. caociMY. IS
; JOHN W. TOOLEY.
(Successor to If QONAN,. TOOLEY t- Co,)
. : 53 Main st, OU Stand, . St. Louis, ;Mo.
TilPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Denier, in China,
JL Glass and Queensware, Yellow and Rockingham
Ware, Chandeliers, Lamps, Lanterns, Looking-glas
ses, EritaBnia Ware, Ac. &e., with a great variety of
Fancy Mantle and Parlor Ornaments, direct from the
Potteries and Manufacturers.
. E572f.ow arriving and in store, a full stoclt of tho
above line of goods, which i3 offered to the Trade at
reasonable rates. An examinationi3 solicited.
3jT0n hand, Assorted Crates, for Country Trade.
N. B. Packing receives special attention.
' September 13, 1856. vlnl5-6m -
E. ESTABROOK,
. , UNITED STATES
District Attorney,
OMAHA CITY, N. T.
REQUIRED to be in attendance officially upon all
the tenn3 of the District and Supreme Court cf
thoTerritory, tenders bis Professional services to such
us need them. He flatters himself thatbia facilities
for raining a knowledge of the practice in each Dis
trict, will enable him to give satisfaction to such as
ontru'st their business to his care.
Omaha City, Jnne 7, 185t. .-
. L. FORSYTH & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Freight Agents,
: - OF, THE -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
No. 3, Olire Street, St. Louis, Mo.
3. T. POirDAXU , . ' K. E. CAKIC. '
DDWDALL, CARIl & CO.,
. WASHINGTON FOUNDttY,
Eagind and Machine Manufactory.
. Corner Second and Morgan Streets. . .
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ANUTACTURERS of Steam Engines and Boil
ers, Saw and Grist Mill ""Machinery, Tobacco
Screws and Presses, Lard Kettles, Lard Screws and
Cylinders, Wend Carding Machines, Young's Patent
Smut Machines. Building Citings, Ac.
. CCAgenta for the sale of Jucs Smith A Co.'s
Superior MACHINE CARDS.
YOUNG'S PATENT SMCT MACTIINE. Well
tried, always successful, fullv Guarantied. Mann-
DOWALL CAnK,ACO.,
Washington Foundry, St. Louin, Me.
- SA3IUEL SPENCEU Ai CO.,
No. Eighty-Two North Fourth Street, Near Locust
; ST. LOUIS, MO. - '
A rANLTACTTREBS cf every description of
J.X Fraraefv dealer? in Painting3,Engravings, Litho
graphs, A ;.J Jiookipg-glass nates of every size, and
s'rarapil in ar v nslfcem in the best manner. -
Advertising Cards, Ae.f Staiid and Yarnished or
Framed at short notice. -
Rosewood, Walnut and ether fancy wood Picture
I framo Mouliings.
I The Trtido Supplied.
Old Frame?, 4c, Ee-gilt.
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the lato J. I. ORTO.v, Professor of Scientific Ag
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No. 5 4, Gold Street, N. Y
n6 tiooKS kept!! Ill casiih!
A. S; IIOLLADAY,
WHOLESALE AND KETAILj IEALEU 15
lSIain Street, Brownville, N. T.h
THE undersigned respectfully bogs leave to inform
the public, that he has bow er banl a complete
assortment of everything, usually kwt in JJrur
Stores, which hti offers for saloj Exclusively, on a
New System of - . - , ---- -
CASH; AND CASH -ONLY!
It will be entirely foreign to this beautiful system.
to "Cook," "keep account," "note" "scratch" 'chalk,"
or "remember for a few days." Come with the
" Spondulicks "ifyou want anything in the prug
line,'; O I "V .A V ; i ' '
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Accuracy and Dispatch:
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positirrJi not be given, unless under cirjumstancei of
peculiar destitution.
July 12, lS56.-vl-n0tf . A. S. IIOLLADAT.
THE NEW FLOURING MILL.
CLARK'S PATENT COMBINED GRINDING
and Doltiuror Merchant Flonrin? .Mill. This
highly ingeniouH aid.mU(ih needed inTtntion forms
an cntiruly new foaturo , in the manufacture of
WHEAT and FLOUR, by the superior manner in
which it performs its work GRINDING and HOLT
INU the Grain nt ft single operation into Seven
different kinds of flour and feed.
This mill possesses advantages to numerous to be
enumerated in any advertisement. The proper war
to fully appreciate its great merit 13 to sect it run.
It is in operation daily at '
No. 313 Proadwiy,- Corner Court st., St. Louis, 31).
"State and Country Right and Mil For Sale, . -
W. W. IIAMER & CO.,
Rroadwayand Courted Story.
ST. JOSEPH LUMBER YARD.
On Edrnond Street, near Carill'a Mill,
St. Joseph, .Missouri.
W. J. TAYLOR, Removed from the old
. Stand to the above named place.
TnE undersigned is now fully prepared to accom
modate his patrons and friends with tho best as
sortment of l'ino Lumber cvor offered in this mar
ket, comprising not only White Pino Lumber and
White and Yellow Flooring, ready dressed; but alio
best assortment of Pine, and Cottonwood shingles,
Poplar Siding, &c . . - . . , . . .. ...
He has now on hand, at his Lumber Yard, tho lar
gest and best assortment of Doors, Sash and Yeni
tian' blinds, ever offered in this market, a portion of
which is direct from Cincinnati manufactories, which
enables him to pell nt very reduced prices. Hiis
fully prepared to fill all orders in his line, at short
notice, and particularly solicits tho Kansas and Ne
braska trade, for he has the articles they want and
must have, lie sure to give mc a call, near CargiU's
Mill, and in the immediate vicinity of the St. Jo
seph Brewery.
"ATniSTG OF BEAUTY 13 A JOT FOREVER."
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.
Childhood. Youth, lilanhood Old A?e,
Four splendid Line Engravings, from tho Originals
in the Gallery of tho Spinster Institute. Plates,
15x23. Paper, 20x33. , -
A GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
Of five years' cxecufion, involving an expense of $20,
000. Artist 3 proofs, India LiCttercU, JU.
Plain,' ?20. . .
23f" A pro'pectus containing a full description of
the work, with testimonials from our first ARTISTS,
our most eminent, DIVINES, our most distinguished
STATESMEN, the best accredited JUDGES OF
AliT, at homo and abroad, together with the
VOICE OF TIIE PRESS .
Of thi3 city, ard also of the highest European au
thority, THE LONDON ART JOURNAL, '
n m De , iorwajacu. on ma riceipc oi two postage
sunups. . . ... i ,
The Trade supplied on the most
Liberal Terras.
Appropriate and tasteful (tvles of fram ns. Tirana.
ed expressly for this work, at the lowest cash rates.
me luriiisuea at prices varying irora ?10 to ?32 the
set. Boxing, packing and cartage from $1 to S2.
Aaaress tne V oyage of Life, lie v. A. It. WOLFE.
.vlnUff -. Spingler, Institute, N. Y.
J. M. ilcFADIN & CO
F OR WARDING COMMISSION
lfiea'ciiaiits, '
Xo. 28 Levee, and 5G Commercial street,
. St. Louis, Mo '
Eepocial attention given to sales of nEMP,ROrE,
Provisions. Flour, Gniin, Ae. Consignments solicit
ed, and promptly dispose-1 of.
TIIOMAS II. LAKKINT & CO.,
- T, COjIHISSIOIT 1IEECIIANT3 AXD
Wholesale Grocers,
jo. oU, L.evee, l Trier 01 Uuve street,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Special attention given to sales of HEMP, GRAIN
u'i iuuA..w. oruerj iiiKca iur uie purcuas
of Hemp, under any circumstances.
A. D JONES,
THE WESTERN PIONEni L.VND HUNTER,
axi
DEALER IN HEAL ESTATE,
. OMAHA. CITV, Jf. T.
JSLands carefully located, and entered for cus
tomer. Lotd and Liutls bought and sold. : ;
DAY & HATLACK,,Yholesal3D2aIer3
Dry Goods, Eo. 57 rearl street, between Wal
nut and Yiny Cincinnati, Ohi
CROWN & CO., " : ''r- :
No. 78, JIain Steet, Su Loais; Ij
, srRTNG, STOCK COMPLE
Tcf! c'ieapost and raost extensive Tanrr
Good iu?l Yankee Notions Estalli.
rr .rit ia tho Western Couctrj-,
A TEBCIt ' NTS i l search or cheap gooi;lri; .
JLYJL ted t exam e our tock of silks, dP.M a
1 L-k
is Embroideries,
s, ribbmi.
and hosiery, tn unings furnishin; goo-Li a-j
ware3 gene: ally, together with 15,000 ParasTi
of the' latest and most fashionable style at
facturtrs' prices.
Cash buyers, close purehasers, and pirnpt
will find our stock adapted to their warto in 1T
particular. A call from the trade is respjt Jui-.-licited.
vlnio..
i lev "H
OREGON 310.
ROBT. L. II ATT EN, Propiictor
No pains or expense will be sparcil by tie mln.
ber,to m;vk9 his gue?t.t comfortablo in every reT
at tins well known ana nigaiy reputable Iioue -
The very- bct attention given to animals ly .
rood nnd attentive Hostler. '! 4, ,
ivi-nm.;i ; .;iiocERT.L:iLV'rrEx-
:l :., . NEW GROCERY;, : - -j
.Head Quarters for Bargains! '
v T.UFUS" T.EDWARDSl ' "'
t ' Wholesale and retail d ialer hi 1
Staple and -Fine GroceiieSpljies
Teas, Foreign and lamest; Liquors, id erer.
thing else appertaining to the bu-rncss of QmttT
Main, between Julo and Second street '
(Opposite the Fdjar House.) "
: ST. JOSEPH,'
Eagle Irlills.
st. josErli, 3m !i .
. JAMES CAUGILI., rroprirtor.
MANUFACTURES arid kcep cotl, '.
on hand for sale, all Ainds if Flour, rffeaj,.
and Feed stuffs. Orders solicited nd prfftDjtly 11 "
on most favorable terms. Cash paid ettistaotf-.-for
Wheat. For character of Flour refer lo tveryJj
that ever used it. -; ? . . i i .
St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. SO, 1S5G.' vlntS-ly '
Steel Plow Factory,
,' Market Square, St. Joseph,' Mo .
WILLIAM M. CARTER, .,
MANUFACTUIiER of I'rame-plowf of Mi ji"
one and two horse Plows and boypi-pioirj,
Cultivators and Harrows. All order( uider five-b'up.
dred plows) filled immediately. Liberal Jiscoont to
wholesale purchasers'. ;. $" s . ..
CIIABI.E3 VfZSX. '" . J. JTA3H1X.
' AVEST & JIcASIIEX, ' '
FORWARDING & COALMISSlto'
Grocers and Steamboat Agent3( '
Corner Second and Francis Slreeti,
(Opposite A. Eeatia's Banking IIoiLe.)
,3t. JosopUt IWiissioxxri.'
AX assc
Liquc
hand.
X assortment of IJoat Stores. Groqeik-s, Wiiiti.
ors, Meal, Flour, Ac, kept coMtahtir on
July 2o, 135f., l-nJ
FRANKLIN
TYPE & STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
Na. 163 Vine St., tet. 'Foarti and lib. " -f
r i ." CINCINNATI O.; ; .
, C. F. 0'DItISCOLr CO.
Manufacturers and dealers in yew, ook anl Jui -Type,
Printing Pre? , Ca , G illi';?, &e., 4..
Inkfl, and Printing Material of Every 1 tsojipi.iflii.-
STEUEOTYiI'(; of all kind D.oka,
Patent Medicine Direction.-?, Tl.,"V'ood. Kngwvingi, '
Ac Jr. . .1 '
Brand and Pattern Letters, various si vies.;
Vholesalc" , Paper Warehouse.
UKADXF.H VAI1III:N ifi CO..
W IIOLESALE Dealers in pijiers pf every des-'
1 T
oription:-
Printing, 5 .
Pok paper,' ;'
Wrapping,
Mani!;,
Folio Tcft, ,
Ut Cap, j ,
J-(MI.-ap.
Letter A tfnt,
Medium k Demy'i,
Colored Paper?,
of the very bet Eastern and Wentera Ilnnulacturt,
and for a!e at very low prices. - ') ',
723" Caih for Kags and Roiw.
. LRADNEi:, WARREN" A CCr,
' ' No. V:, U Sulla stre-rr.
Chicago, June. "dthlSji). ; vl-nt
Improved Little Giant
CORN & COB PLANTATION MILL
I'rlco Xtoducod.
TIT?! subscribe? ha.?"purcha3id excltsire right Tf.
Territory in the West, of theaboie ce'ebrarel
Mills, and is prepared to furnisii. tbeui I t all tiincf.
either wholesale or retail, and guaranteed in the tsi
positive, .tuannnr. ' ' - ; : i I
It w now more than a year since the .
"Little Giant"
Was introduced totb public, darinir which tim?, it
has bjen constantly growing in tie pp liar f.ir.4 ;
iiie lraprovcineiiw recently eateit ani -ecre'i,
makes it the m st perfect luachfne' ever offered to?
gcncnil farm use. it .i furnished rcadv fr-r att:w hin;
team, and weighs follows: Vf it'l, No. 2, 33i,
No. 3, 40), No. 4, -50'J p.uiul.. Twenty ininutcs ar
sufficient to fit ona up, without swhaii'nal aid, and
when once ftlj-stel, it ean wirlr Kafety-be entrui-t?'!
to a boy. ' Fell directions accininny 'cv!i Mill. '
TT" J2 wL 31 3323 PsJ r '
No 1, 1 35. will grind 8 bu meal rr houi t hh 1 bor3'
No2 40, " Il " " -i 1 "
No 3 50. " 1 u . a ! (W t -No
4 COl u 20 . " u .2 "
Idsf" Liberal discount to dealers.- . .
- JAMES P.. CHAD WIC
,. '' No. 63 LV-ust Street, bet. 2d and 31
Juno 23, 13o. vl'-nl ' " ' - St. Louis, Mu. .
ALONZO PS ATT.
K. C. rRATTi
o. vr. cuilh.
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New York.
' St. Louis.-1
CHILD, FKATT- & C(Kr- -
Direct Importer, Jobbn-s and M.T.inf:ctuSTrsf AgT?nts
English, Freneh, German & Arnericnn.
. .." llardware and Cutlery.
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, .kV,'
130 & 111 Main St, cor. WathiEgloaTCT?!;,
st. Louis, mo. 3 .. ...
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THE Brown nlle Lodge, "No3, Ind"rrt a-nit .Order'
of Good Templar wecU very Saj nriay; eve
ning, at 7 o'clock, at Templars' Hall, No. 2iJ, Atlan
tic street (Thurbur's Block).
Members of th? orJrr vfitmg the city, ire respecV
fully invited tn attend, when -onvenirnt -afld t'nc
locat: nghere, aro earnest It so: icitd to join tho Llg"
as we look for tho support of all frieud. )f Tc3er
ance, both mala and ftma'c." '
For iaftrmation concerning tb Orl v, enqnire of
Wm. Thnrbnr, Atlantic treet, O. Y. '.Uke, No.
Main street, or Iiiciiard-Drown, jorner f 31aia8D'l
First street. lit order" of ttq Inlg?
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At-est: II. P. liUXTCN, W. S.
July 2.1,13:15. :.Trl-nStf ... .;. .-
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FALL STYLES. im'
, 77 Main street, St. Liuis, Mo. .
rANUFACTCRERSof Strair and S lk Ponnerv
1X Importers and Wholesale dealer! in Kitboo."
Silk Mil!incry,Flowers, Trimmings, LatieUood-sEc1-' .
broideries, Ae.
ti7"Merchants and MilL'nors we particularly rJ '
vited to cxainioeour stfK k, lefore makir g their spri' S .
purchases, we (relying fully n the srpcrioritj ii
our Bfyle,) intend to offer iuducimienU equl, if
sapcrion. to ary jobbing house in the I'niteJ J?ut-
Seitember 1, 13j5. vlnli-Gm ' .
NEMAHA CITY FERRY
Across the Mksoim III v.jr at 'Nemaha
Citj, niouth of Little "Neraaua river,
Nebraska Territory.
TIIE Proprietor informs Ejuig-an't.-, r.avclers n
the rver-crosing public, that he La now i.i
eratioa good, Urge and subUntiid boats :vt the abot
named jjoint, asd careful boatmen to cross person ;
and teams fronj either tide of the river, t all t:m- .
of the diy r.T night. The landi op is a e and e;?.
and tho Proprietor takes pleasure i eiiTlng f? a
tho public for patronage. This is in lircct r-.u!
t DiglyucFwt Kartiy"acd Uiat jej.in. R.
t'.e iihst practical pint a"t which to crow the-"'"
souri rirer. It is nirvj miles frem Ii : Purt
and 5evcn-bcSow Lrownviile, N. T, Tli be.'t ( '
commodations to be hail oa cither side of the r,"Vl'r
Nemaha City, Sept. 23, 18 Ji.-U J. C. ELLI.
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