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pticns and
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Ar3" .u- i .:t ar.J reciere and
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fiit extensive ciiU'ji;3 ui i-c
SIM, trli, maae io
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& Claim w ie nc w usm vni
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1 A'tf tT;- -ica?r ci: -passed by ary om-e.
j : " v.c t practical printcrLimjelf.asd
l-'1 n niiiished ana cipcri-
-j w"i'rVt.ter, ii determined rot to be
' faT : tve eie-ation cf Job Work. Cards
.j-ce i - p latest improved Card
. wtHor. i.ccit i v.i ac.,
There ii r o snlject which aa directly claims
the atientlcr.. cf this country i that ef Eda
CiIcn. Kocs uhveh 03olntlni:itely concectal
wiLh th he st intsests of .His Tcrrltcry, its
fixture growth asd jrofp:ty. .
'HEowIeJ is power," sajs the copy-Look,
aid every one trill actnorled-e its truth.
Where you nd a country rapidly progressing
in all that gires x state dignity and position,
in science, literature, ia art, in all thai renders,
it a powerful member cf the family cf nations
and creates respect at home and thread, there
ycu trill find the most cf th3 omnipotent
St. Louis i&pc3 cf ILth und IS '2x i-si. fur.
tiihed n$ ty E-m:r3 Ogf.cn (and Hannlh-d,
1X9 the oaJy naterLila haTc to tnaka cur
review, 1 cr"exchirigesf Irsught by mall
tcntainlrg hui anterior reus to those given in
our last' ! 1
: '
! The trial of Ker. Hr. Killoch is at an end.
After a sitting of twenty-oaa hours,, the jury
lxanglrocgh!; to the court room, Judg-3 Banger
put the qceition to tha forumaa : -lis. Fors
min hire yea agreed to a verdict? : ;
, rorem3n"iVc hiT9 ncL . - -Jadgo
Ire there any instmdins crcn
power. i here a cntion is distmgxahei for i ''-tj cf lav that rou desire ?
its moral and religious character, where peace! Foremin I knowcf mne.- , - .
and plenty best regard the enorti of hcccstl Jalje!-. there rany : prohabllirv". of roll r
tour wncre tr.e laws ct tne lana are. mast Te : agreement cpon a rerdkt?
garded and obeyed, and the people happy and
contented, while the wheels of civO life roll
rTLV in
a lizz::-
:s .tcic, as
" " ti-:-ir attcnticn.
3i warraaied to pre eatiafacucn or orJ.
:t in tbia TerHtorr, ccmi- frc
smoothly on, and the sign3 proclaim a glorious
destiny, there, at the foundation of all success,
is the mighty lever of Education.
Uotr many persons have passed -unnoticed
through life, for want of that polish, to their
many jewels in the literary crown have been
lost, their radiance undiscovered, their lustre
unknown, becanse, in their youth, tho advan
tages cf acquiring knowledge : vrere denied
them? . .
There is no sourca from which a greater
diff usion cf Llesiicsrsflor than a veil rerohtieJ
-r tv states.
'lUVfrV- th -lr Al ?o and wisely ordained svstem cf Common
c;-;-- fTj V aar fiwi-! Schools. The rising generation is the hop cf
f ,LVa to twice a rrar su '-J7- " -i - t.-j. T- -.t
! all other. feeli2S?n;
j .,e:aftaareuia the asa.
i rutTrnt-W
I? rVV ,V.7J by Tialcn and ethers
fil t tad sifiLf;!7t0 tbeirfriendi in the
wa LA U seal oecasua-J w i-
'"" '""'-"'. ? - fhree. six. nine cr
ti'its r-;
ITtrratt and Semaia County
be UJten at par in
L-trdaoss to this Oice.J
Jurlr: jcterest t:
per cent tr their i CX1T part ja jj.: Qr . that thev in turn mar
well act theirs when time calls . them on tho
stage of life,' Let us not sit quiedy down and
cry 'educate, educate," and take tj? steps in
the matter. Either go to work earnestly and
energetically, nni zcnlcus'y Llor fur this im
portant good. ". "; ' ir, . ,-
' One of the first thincra to be done in the
accomplishment of this object,' is tho erection
of a building better suited to the wants of the
district than the one row occupied for that
purpose, which is entirely too small and incon-
The next thirg is to procure good
i ana iiiiuini i"n.rnprL i:ins wrwuse a warm
C:B?r ta-irru --v.- intrast in th snl.Trt an', v. hn. tv-ill cfn.e the
Dettcr 1 Jw
rTTJje KXebra-ka Airertiser' havic;
tfes larre-t circalation of any paper
1b the Territory. Wholesale Merchants in Tecient.
, t St. Jocpn, tiBCinnaii ana
- Mr-' w
tiTrrtiii:;neiiaa ia the Western Coua-
' "FLAX SEED.
-iT-Etxrex few bushel? cf eitrs P;ax Seed to
ijaa ia littiied qnantilies, to tizh of our
T.Tuen ia this Cvacty who wLh to fet a eiart in
THE PSE-EHPTOS'S. GUIDE
' I cow renly for delivery to Agents,
'r rr:-ing to order on the reception'
cf a.
. jrlers now in, and those hereafter
'received will te filled in the order in
Vnkh. they are received.
Tie Guide can be had at the Lam)
Off::z and cf Root k Cozzests in
; 'xaLi City, and of Ailmsteosg i:
L'irf, Nebraska City.
Lxsv Orncii, osivi.. 5". T.
Ftbruarr, 17th, 1S57. )
V it? itfonael that Xr. Tl. "VT. Fcmas is aWnt
io ptLfch a ?yiipti of the Pre-EmrtkB Ltws, to
fiifrwiti late decisions, eonnctrtei with that fab-
Foreman"We stand la tha same poaitian
that we did lost right ss to opinion, and there
can be no chance cf an agreement.!.- r :- -
; J adg!It. OHIcer,; yoa may Uiko take ths
p3per3 frcm the jury;: : -', ,
This ras done, and thus terminiie I the trla
which had so lonz -occupied the tmLlic mlrii'
! intellect vhich education elves? And how . Tn rpl.i?;in ir, ?t tn v.n r., i
i ; w - .
'In the f ice cf this confliciic evidence, we
would gladly believe 2Ir. Kalloch to b3 inno
cent, altbotgh to do so would ignore circum
stantial evidence the main points cf which
are admired cf the strongest possible char-"
acter. The belief in his guilt, wo may safely
say, is mora general since the trial than before,
and nothing but evidence cf innocence of a
positive character can cow remove from the
minds of 'many wlosa opinions are worthy cf
respect this unfavorable impiessiDn which has
been made ty the evidence. Under such cir
cumstances, ilr. llalloch ought to withdraw
entirely from the ministry." '
Hr. Kalloch has Indeed come to that' con
clnsion,ail intends to commence the study of
law. ' i -
Among CLUicmia news items, we notice
that Mr. Bates, the late Stats Treasurer, whose
impeachment we announced two weeks arot
has been tried fln.A convicted. He has been
declared incompetent hereafter U hold any of
fice, and it to be proceeded against criminally.
Judge TV. W; Drummond, Chief Justice cf
Utah Territory, has resigned. He says it
impossible for h" ra to hold his cfHce any long
er, beicg fully a-are that the Mormons do not
recognize the power of Congress, that they
have a secret organisation,' acknowledging no
la-Y but the lavr of the "Holy Priesthood,"
at the head of vhich is the Governor Briham
Young, tmd that it was by his orders that the
the papers, records, ire, of the Supreme Court
have been destroyed and the Federal o Seers
constantly harassed and grossly insulted. He
furthermore chires the Mormons as having
induced the Inllans to murder Capi. GarrisoD
and his party, poisoned his prjdecessor, Leon-
idas Shaver, and positively asserts that the
late Secretary of that Territory, A. TT. Bab
bitt, has. been murdered on the plains by a band
cf Mormon marauders, acting under orders of
Brghara Youcg audcthers,and not by the In
dians ra; was imported by the Mormons them
selves. He concludes by saying that, so long
as Brighana Young be not renioved andanoth
er Governor appointed, supported by a suE-
cient rxiuitary force, "it is . toon-day .madness
and folly to attempt to administer law in that
Territcrr." ' ..'.-
there is ro'llucr sold in the p-cs, ilihorgVa
draft is occasionally made oa Missouri, by pas
sengers and dispersal to thi thisry.
A go 3d iteam saw mill is mming hrrj be
sides several ia the Tidrity; snl yet ths de
mand is ret supplied." "They bars & bank, a
printing ofUce, and all the csual cenreni jrees
found about anew town; besides ii is said that
the Land Ofica is established hera, cf Trlich
I have but llttla doubt. It is also ths county
seat. Warranty d jeds are given for lets which
is not ths case in jy ether Ne era-ska toa-n ex
cept a portion cf Bel view. The river is very
high, but as yet has not overan the bank.!, and
never can incommode the town, as they . have
no fiat bottoms to cross tefors reaching tha land
of safety. : - - . -
I saw s gentleman and Li family, who was
destined for C resent Cltv, and who was lead in
that direction by leading the Oracle at Sl Jo
seph, and I am satisfied he cannot go away
dissatisfied, if he is desirous of a pleasant and
profitable location.
It is positively asserted by thes who cught
to know, that the Burlington read is located to
Plattsmoath, and thai town is already reaping
the erect3 of that location. r
The long exp-ected Eteamer, Silver Heels,
passed up to-day, crowded with freight and
passengers, for the upper country, and had on
at one time, 536 passengers, md altogether, at
different times 6-10. - -' - - -' ' -' : 1
ri V-'' .... it' t ' " '
X)ZIZZ in terely r:rin tLat a rtir? wTJ. U
l hull at Erowaril , ia S thsK-l Diy'riet S'o. lroa
His Jay, ILij 4:h, f ;r lie f zryits of eJ ecti: crieen
aai coci iirlrjc?ir;3 fir the ereetiaa of another
SchocI II j us. Tj ri-r of the Ucari
p. T. FraxAs, SkJ
EroimnL, lzZ iC.it, 137. . 45 It
J. TT. COLEIAK,
AND
KEAL-ESTATE BROSETw
ZZjctrra IZn torod oxa?ixao
Land "Warrants Bought and Sold.
EHOWXVIL1.E, X. T,
it QT,. ' j
i I
nAis asd aps,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
2I0BPJS0IT EUICHE, :
Hira jrzt IteceiTel
At tf.czrZrei? EuPJtnj
Frait, 150 bcies Ltj and or U It Half Lai, and
S3 Lxj O.-iEs aai Lemons, for cata by
. J.R.JEXXIXGS.
"Wawxo.
lest interest of the pupil, and take delight in
their profsssion and the advancement of their
school.
A meeting will be held next Monday for
the purpose of taking this matter into consid
eration, and let everv one in the district be
present If you feel but slight interest in the
subject, no matter go get interested and
exert voursclf ia the cause : cheerfully assist
in the movement with hearty good will and
the result will be a matter of future congratu
lation to yourself, and good to the Territory.
HYSTERICUS;
On the second day of last December, a man
by the name of YEAGrn left the house of Mr.
Weight, living ia WoodruSs grove, about six
miles from Brownville, on the road leading to
Nebraska City, for the reslcienre cf a neighbor,
some three-fourths of a mile distant. A severe
snow storm prevailed, and be was warned' rot
to leave until the weather moderated, but
...ltd -Town Site. We thitk neb. a palliea-! making the remark that he "was acquainted
L-V; ffiSnS It" "a i i tto ..- h pcsLed onL She. Oat
.... .- . .-! .IT f .! 1
JOHN A. PARKER. Tist?r.
-- A. CGlI-LMOHIl F.eceirer.
" . Tins cqzstt.
: .We we-e struck with the marh cf iaprove-
cer.t visible in Nemaha county durirz a dar
time, until last Monday, nothing has ever been
seen cr heard cf hhr. .'"''
As he had quite a sum of money in Lis pos
session at the time cf bis disappearance, his
friends made every eiLft to discover him, sup
posing be had been frozen to death. Clrrnm-
iiie'v spent in the interior. To s.iv we were stances rave since trax.sp;rei, wnicn ieaa to
i3i would not convey the exact idea of j 'be conclusion he had teen unfairly dealt with,
cur feeriegs in regard to this matter we were ! the discovery of his body has confirmed
aoniihei. At aij point of the road, between ; these suspicions, it bearirg unmistakable evv
r.rowaviHe and St Ciecrge, as far as the ere
o-ll reach, bouses of actual asd Indastrlous
Rulers could be' discovered, and the claimants
making aciive preparations far the approach
ing season. These- were not small claim
hosses, erc-cted or,!y f;.r the present, and by
tand st.arks for the rr.rrvs nf Ti-T.rw.:
:b;$? who v. oc! j otherwise take the land a3 a
. t'-c:: and firm for themselves and children,
frcs luHding thereon. but are good substantial
lui'.dicgs, possessing all the comforts cf a far
The pending difficulty betxeen the United
States and New Grenada is in no way settled.
It will be remembered that a year ago the
buildings of the Panama Eailroad were attack
ed and numlers of American passengers killed
ty a furious mob cf natives . The U. S. Min
ister, Mr. Bowlin. together with Mr. Morse,
sent asi Spdal Commissioner; were instructed
to enter into negotiations with the government
of JTe'jr Grenada. Our latest nd vices," April 4th,
state that they have been cnsnccessful, the
demands of the United States bein insult-
Ilanawha Salt. rOC3 bbls oa eoasigzsieat,
:i willie sell at a reined price, ty
J.P JEXXIXG3.
Rope. lOOCoiLs lUnJIta and Jnte Itope, from
J. K. JEMNTNGS.
ilackereU 12 packages no. 1, and 3 alack-
ertl ia and whole bbli, jnst receirei, and lor
sale by -'' -..-
Freslk Oysters- 19) dot Field's celebrated
Oysters, oa direct consignment, ii store, and for sale
ITaili. ZOQ Kegs assorted, in store, and for sale by
U.K. JENNISGS.
der.ee of violence.
Sheriff Corraias held an inquest npon th'einS"fasftL, lioth representatives had deter-
bodr and the verdict rendered thai Yeager
"came to his death from two, wounds on the
head, inflicted . with, some deadly weapon, in
the bands of - some person or pers-sns un
known. It 13 believed thai he wa3 killed
and kept concealed until the date of his discovery.-
Xo clue to the murderer. J
, m m m - ' f
Such is the crowded state cf cur city, 'owing
to the rasi number of emigrants who have
While mcfct of the land, adioiain" manv cf 1 r3red into this point, that every public build-
Tt; toyta in cur Territory, is exclasivvlipM
1-v perse ns who reside in said towns aal who
' l-at p- tpoa them what is denominated
iuvungth- people "claim houses," consisting
cf txo boards and a cotton-wood pole, and
ly vlich authority they bold thee claims,
eaaha cbacty prcsenU an enviable contrast
to tn:s mode of procedure.
.. Is no case has a claim cf more than one
tc-dred and sixty acres been taken and held.
-J m no case Las even lb is am o ant been
-A tic 4. wuo cepecvi cpon
their land as the sepport of their families, and
' caller farming as a business of their imme-
choice.
This is a fact worthy c f no te, f o r th Is speaks
.e.l cf the law abiding principles of cur citi-
-s, aid Is evidence of the manner ia which
ie people regard all regulations relative to the
P-emp.tla laws, and the idea the j have c
objects of the organic act, that no person
"a-cis mors than 100 acres, and in no case has
a-a a claim b?cn j am ped.
-Ane Lackwardncss cf the present frrlr" has
tad lut alight effect upon our farm :rs, if one
nxJ j - -ge from the ccergy displayed among
. -it diss of our .community. Fences are
d, land broken and planted with as little
rsgard to the inclemency cf the s-ason as is
jcssXle. After all, we love a farmer's life, for
-ere is r.0 real independence but that realized
Jrara a well coniccted farm.
Everything depends cpon the efori of the
men Oar merchants would do but a small
ott,-.t cf business; cur mechanics labor wlth
:tt hope cf reward, and every other branch of
hailcal business ianguiihes when the far-
-ru cerrived cf Lis uin&l it!
iug is occupied. The school-house arid church
each contain two. families,' while some have
been compelled to camp coder the trees.- - -
Somebody carr.ed off ' a sack of Eonr frcm '
Denim's, while he was tusily engaged trans
portlr.g a cargo from the wharf to bis ware
house, the other evening. Johx says he hopes
that uch inconvenience will it pnt him tn,
and rerr indigestible mav the short cake
prove . County orders, city script or cotes on
any of the western banks taken at par, inpay
ment for said Soar, and no questions asked.
miced to leare Bogota.'- "There remains."
says the Aspin wall correspandent of the X.
Y. Evening Porf, "but U'O couises for ,the
United States to adopt, namely, cither to be
insulted and brow-beaten by New Grenada,
and quietly withdraw her claim, - or to adopt
that principle of self-preservation, of which
the new Prssident's inaugural spoke, and take
by force the indemnities and gui'antees that
have bVen denied t3 her dtanands (or redress."
: M. ' . r ( j : : .i
We naTeno news from icarar.'ua.
' European intelligence to the 31st nlL- con
tains nothirg very important. ...-,
France was somewhat . disturbed by secret
societies, and t am erous political arrests had
taken place at Lyons. ,
la Spain the elections for the Cortex were
in iirfvrress- and the result reported favorable
I o
to the government.
T. W. CortJiAir has entered into the Land
and Lot Agency business in' this place. ' Mr.
Coleman is well known by our citizens as a
eutlemaa of business qnaliucauons, and en-
o
Gov. Slade's School, MA'atrs.' -The joj-s the ' coz dence all who know him. Give
society to pro viue female teachers for the West, ; bin a calL 'i
or wbica ex-Gcv. Slade, of Yermont, is the
head, reports that taachers have been sent
out 30 from Ccnnedicnt,..110Jrora Massa
chusetts, 115 from Vermont, C8 from New
York. Of the 450 teachers "sent out, 170 have
returned, nearly all of them after teaching
two years; one hundred' and forty-six have
married; twenty-four have died; nine of them
alter damage.
PrrrauTs MaGarjsrs' for v April,' has just
teen received. It is unusually interested. .
Vest b
We are
itoweveT, with an energetic class cf far-
"sand with a count
til
y far ahead of the town,
c--? inertly fear rlo results de'eterlous to
t-t ca account cf ths
backwardness
of
revest Etde cf t'-yemaha river, vlcctj
- mstre yettaLs l.lea,
. 13 country to settle
y trere will lz the heavi
and we advise
nd tnose who wish
m aba count r.
J. E. J Exyixcs, cf St. Josephis constanliy
receivicg additions to bis already "mammoth
stock of Goods and Groceries aaieverv article
nee-led for the supply cf the West. Since we
have such enterprising meichanU k near, it
is useless for our dcaiirs to go to St. LoaU far
evw" ....
G. S. HorsAca & Col, cf Oraaha City, win
prove valuable aids t thse wishing to enter
land at the Omiha Land OHIce.
Or young friend CFanrr?Do?.srr baa
associated himself with Mr. McLArcnxcr' p
the Land Agency t:'-inc3. .We cordially re
commend the cs"4T .rm to all those harir
business in their line.' ' .' . ' ' 1
! . ' "1 J. ' T fjjv-a thi Crescftit City Oracle.
BnowniiE, April 7th, '57.
Mit. OxtACix: Since leaving Crescent City,
and after a general ramtAe, I cd myself com
fortably t ensconced at the 3Toel House, 'in
Brownxnie.'- ;-: k" - . ;? -
i I was 'samevrhnt surprised to w-iiress the
improvement made since my last visit, in the
iray of dwellings and business; houses,-seme
of which are rot ei celled in any cf cur
Western towns. - The city authorities have al
ready taken it in Land to grade and bridge the j
principal street ty taxation open the lot holders, !
and when completed, will giva easy ingress
and egress to and from the city. ?
Brownville, I think, from what I could see,
and learn, is one of the best points in Nebras
ka for merchants and "mechanics; the fri to
supply a dense and; extensive settlement in
Nemaha and the weutem counties, being tha
head quarters, for. the counties of Pawnee,
: Johnson, Gage, ; Jonernd others, all of which
HZHTTUG 17 TUX KLTZS HEZLJ.
At a meeting of the passengers on board the
steamer Silver Heels, Missouri river, March
COth, 1837. Mr. Stutsman was called to the
chair, and G. W. Cargill wa3 appointed secre
tary. The President opened the meeting with
a neat and appropriate address. The object of
the meeting was stated by Mr.. Morton, of
Nebraska City, to be the christening of a child
born during the trip. Mr. Morton moved the
child be called Silver Heels. Lost. A motion
to name the child John E. Barrow was lost
Oa motion of Mr. Morton, the child was named
Nehraska Emigrant. It was moved that the
chair appoint a committee of three to take up
a collection for the child. Chair appointed
Mr. idorton, of Nebraska City, and Mr. Pat
rick and Armstrong, of Omaha City, lhat com
mittee. Mr. Stutsman, of Sioux city, was
called for, and addressed the meeting in a nea
and appropriate speech, " On motion of Mr.
Morton it was unanimously
Eesdvei, That. Nehraska will receive the
child and parents with open" arms, and ever
joyfully accept like accessions to the popula
tion and prosperity of her wide and beautiful
domain." . .
The committee on finance made the follow-
ing report :
Mb. PitESiDirxT . asd GEsrrEsribr: Your
committee on cognomens and finanos, to whom
wa3 referred the novel and interesting subjee
of Nebraska EmigranLFitzgerald, having had
the same under advisement, and harag-visited
the original proprietors of the said increscen
and extremely juvenescent chunk c f immor
tality combined, and having found both him
and his mother in an excellent state of. preser
vation and convalescence; and having consult
ed the wish of his parental both maternal and
paternal, and especially those of the former;
and having found them desirous of paying dne
honor and respect, both to John, the saint of
olden times, and to John E., of the tribe of
Barrow, who commaadeth the Silver Heels,
of more modern date;' we have succumbed to
their wishes, and the child is christened, bv
and with your approval, John Bxrrcw Fltz
And your committee furthermore report, that
they, having been entrusted with, the sum of
twenty-five dollars, and thirty cents, to be ex
pended for the benefit of ihe aforesaid John
Barrow Fitrgerald, have performed their duty
as follows:'- ' .. i . ; :
- To tha mother they have given twenty-five
dollars; and, in order that, in after years, the
child may boast of having beea' welcomed
into the worll with exceeding joy and happi
ness, they have disbursed th-remaining thirty
cent3: among the male relatives of the afore
said J. B. Fitzgerald, for ths purchase cf such
fluids as may exhllerate their spirits and tickle j
their palates. - " : ' . - P ." i
Your committee would report lastly, tnat
they have had the pleasure of beholding the
said J. B Fitzgerald in jropria persona, and
that he is of sound and perfect body, promis
ing both by his copral and phrenological de
velopments, with proper culture, to become an
ornament andbenefit to Nebraska, to the Union,
and to the world.' And your committee would
congratulate yon all trpon having- performed a
cood and generous deed, 'one 'for 1 which two
hearts tad sen! will bless you.no w, and agna
tion may, perchance, thank yon for hereafter.
" All of which is most respectfully submitted.-.
" '" t "' '',
On motion the above report wa3 received,
and ihe committee discharged.- - -' - - -
Oa motion, . '
lUsdieJ That the papers ia N. W.Missouri
Iowa, Kansas and Nebrask,, be requested to
publish the proceedings of this meeng.J
' On' motion, meeting adjourned.
x , .1. ; j. B. STUTSMAN, :i
: : Chairman.
G. W. Casgill, Sevry.
Filu 100 tii no. 1 dried herriisrv and 2003
pounds Superior Codisa, jiit rec tired, and for
sale cy
J. it. JENtllSUS.
IV in do w Gla&r li9 boxes SX 10X10X13
Iajs, just receiTed, and fcr sale, by
St Joseph, Mo. April SO, '57.
DA VXD E. UlArGHLIX. . CTIAKLE3 G. DOXSZT.
McLAUGHLK i DORSET,
J AND
GEXERAL LANB AG EXT,
rint Etreet, (eppcsii Adytrtissr' cilce,)
BEOWNYILLE, N. T.
ITill attend ta Filin Declarations of Intention to
Securing Pre-emptions, Locating Land Warrants.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
r
1 articular attention wul do paid to bcying and
selling property on com mission, and making iiirest-
ntntJ for dutant dealeTa.
Corraspoadence eclieited. - -
lAUGIILEr & D0HSET.
Eirxs TO
Sradford.lIeLennani HeGary, Nebraska City, N.T
MiPherson. Momsoc. & Ratchins, Brownville, 5. T
O. IT. ltarnet, Eri l)3.jton, Ohio.
J:&si rteeirti
C3 TZZ 1XTX3
or
Per S:cz:;:er Cel.
AT SIEGEL L GREEN'BAUM'3
BA-LULZOIii:
CLOTHING STORE,
3To. 21 Ilaia Et 3d daor abcre Ta 02cc
CnOWSYILLE, N.T.
Fina brjadeloth coat, zl
Standicg collars, at tbe
Badir.icre ClotJiin j Slcre,
SPEING GOODS
Or ETTHIY STTLH
QUALTTY AXD PPJCE,
TTakh they iatead ta tcH
Lexer &sn &s Lcztll!
-
Blk and fancy cAssimer p-ants. an-i
Carpet sack;, at taa
: . . BaTtiTr.ore Chihinj Slcre,
t IV r.l.V',V.l -r n
Terjtaitg needed ia t-e Wertsra
coantry, f rcn a bar cf soap
to a broadctsia ecat.
SHi, Sitin,51irsaile and Caai. Tests, and
Flannel Shirts, at tho
Baltimore Clothing St ire.
3
Fine Sairti ar.d oTer-allj,
Pal. Leather Goiters, straw Lats, at ta
Baltimore Cloihinq Store.
Black and Casey cr&rat,
"White and fancy shirts, at th
Baltirr.ore ClotMnj Sicre.
Ererytliiig ia the clithin; line at tb
Baltimore Clothing Store.
Call around and examine tie stock at tha
Baltimore Clothing ' Stare.
April J5, 157. 45-ly
OF TUB LATEST STYLES,
Soli ITcziar-ably Lott.
NEW AND E2CH EMBEOIDETJES,
DBES3 TBnnTTNGS,
j miXGES, FASS JLXD FAXCYGO 0DS,
ZXTOCJO CrOOClS
SUks, Sittins and SHpjrej
A larp and eoniflete axiortmert cf
- w
Buchanan LiTo and General
Inauxaxico Oo.T
OSce eor 2d and Jole sts,
ST. JOSEPH, 210.
cnxBTEara at tbx xast sEssiox of tot mo. ix3. TjQjrps AND BONNET TRIMMINGS,
jiuinonzea vapucu so,vvv,vw.
riicToitJ.
J. R. Jennies, L B. Howard, J. AO irra, HZton
Tooth, Jotn Calhoun, JehnlL Likens, V.II.reaek,
James KtT, X.J. iic Asian, A. G. ilansf.eer.
y. K. HcAsuax, S'y.
IS now ready to reeeire npplicatloa fc r Life, Fire,
liarise and Hirer riiks. A eah rttixa of 25 per
cent, will bo allowed on earjo premiums. Loam
promptly adjnstad, and tha nssa! faeilitiea giTea to
ther&trons of the dice. '
Awil 16th. 1357. 41-3a
M
cf every style and quality,
HEADY MADE SHLTITS,
JOS SALE.
Let S in block 52; Leti 3 and 12 ia block 45; Lot
10 in block 47, in the City of Brownrille, br
UcLAUGHLIN A DOLSEY.
ffll 11
JC2 SALE.
Lot 2 in block 4P, let Levee lot in BrowcTille;
als0boo5e and lot in block? Main ftreet. - -
3ULACGHLIN A DOItSEY.
JG3. SALE.
Half cf lot 11 in block 19 Main street; also, lot i
in block 19. Also, 441 acres of land joining South
BrowavilletbT McLAUGIILDf A DOHEi.
April 2a, 1SS7. ' ' 4A-ly
SPRING'ARRIVAL-
o r
NEW GO
AT
; W. HOBLITZELTr k CO.
BLOWN YILLE, N. T.
W are ccntima." y receiving by erery boat, an
entirely new ax! large a&iortment of
SUPElilOU GOODS,
Mil ST I
!E3
Heady iJarlc Clotliing
Tottlir:Hioa!t
. , , s
. it
i v ,
TThich we will fell at as reasonable prices
as any establishment in the West.
tx motto being
"LIVE AND LET LIVE.
We hare now in store great variety of the fol
lowing articles, which we piuvhaed fwr CASH and
consequently can stll cheap oa the sauxo terms :
DRY GOODS,
JOHN COLHOUN & BEOTHEE,
(Sign of the Padlock, opposite the Pott 02ee.)
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL
pea t.ra ix . . .
Building and Sadfdlery Hardirare,
GROCERIES,
Boots, Shoes," Icithcr amiStoe FIsjII
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
TT AVE now in st., and to arrive shortly, Amer-
Xi k
Cf tie best man-afacture and of jraptirior
"VTorfcxaiuiip.
That wul nrike aa ngTy isaa nandjone
and a lady of beauty more 1ot1t,
ILVTS AND CAPS:
That will tit and j lease tTtrjW.y.
Boots and Slices,
From the infaa tile articl 8 of red mcrocce,
to the graceful bcOi f the genie -man's
walking eostnsifi.
from the best maaalActarsrs at
E03IE AND ABROU)
' i rurC
AUl qJ
Picket knives
Knives and f: ri
Brass curtain bands and
ptns
Door locks
Angers and anger bitta
Cora knives
kan and Foreign Hard ware, such as :
GreaTes A Son'a Files Scissor
and Edge Tools
Catcher's do d
Spear A Jackson's saws
Gimlet pointed screws
GriSLn's and American
horse nails "
Post bole answrs .
Ames shoTeii and spad--s Briar scythes
La3 A Porterj thiiUtfr Grajs and grain, da
Butts - Xali -
"iIonifing nwehiruM Shovels and tongs
Circular, mill and ma!y Candlesticks
saws '.'.. Framed wood iaw '
C C!!lSs Coopers dra wing Wu Vices
l l 1 . . If .-I.'a . I ... . . . .
- tools Tils
Treai lloopa American anrila
Latts, east and wrought Mocks ana a;
Or per rivets for bells Tad hocks, breech 'g loop
Tuyere Irons I'ad screw?, eonkeyee
Plated and com. itirmpa Urnannmw, racu
do da U.tU t.irt3reuistlrouVM
do d j Uuckles Silk. 3 cord thread
da do Itings
Breast and nda snaps
Lasts pgs '
PegfloatJ
Pincera ......
Shee thread
Bristles, wax
Liaisg skins
Binding
With many gtcds embracing eompIeU assort-1
mcnt of the m-st desirable which they will sell at
J. COLEOC A L7.U.
:'.r.. t-
11EMAHA "VALLEY.. .DAtll'i
A. Haixax. CaVhV. ' I " J.S.IL.llinEiE,Pnst.
O rmillXG DAYS, irilavs aid Tbttr ilayt.
DI3 COUNT DAYS, Toeidajs an-d Frid.ys.
B A3 KI X II O UHS, from 1st TforenbeT to
1st i'aixh, 10 A. iL, to J P. al frcm lit llarch to
1st ioember, S A.Wif... a -
HATSiAND CAPS, -;
HARDWARE, . ; t
CTJTLEaIY,
Q UEENS WARE, ;
Poots and Shoes,
; Ready, Made Gothbg .
: : Aiul a ne assortsaent of - - ,
LiGrrr giioceiiies,
- Spice .;:.-, - - - -;
v." Peppsrs,.; j - . - - -
. - SaAar&trt, '
. Gingct.':.-.,.
''-. ' V 'V" ..' M Allspice, .
' - ' : ' ' - - ' etc, etc ;
And a good nrtide of .
Smoking and Chewing Tolacco. , .
I It is a plessxrre to tw to show gocd-Vnd we ask
yoa u eaii ronoa ana see .- jof.'. - -
' , ITOELirZELL A CO.
Anril 23. 1S57. , . :
Calf skins
UnpeT leather
Bridi'.e do
Skirting d
Ilarsesa do
Ikdtirg do
Goat iJns -
Ar
Sold at Eastern Price.
Genuine Imported Chrjetinj
Of 5ew anl Elegiat dei-'gns.
YAiiEEB KOTIOSS,
HOSIERIES,
CHiia, Glas3 and QaeenjTrare-
P02TE M0NNAIE3; SILK PUESEf?,
s
And a thocsand articles, Tacgisg in regular g--dation
cf price an-1 importance, fr-ta the priaa:: ti
toothpick of the ancient goose quill, to a thoisixd
dollar shawL
Oar innate and aatiTe modesty f.-riid as irrifb
ing glowing eneomlanu upon our Srring StoeB cf
Goods, and we aik J&u to call aadiwifcryomsclTts
WE CHALLENGE THE TTEST.
and fzrthermcra
MAKE NO CHARGE . '
the lowwft prices.
April 15th, 1S57.
31-ly
jit:
A-T-1 23
,1257.
iox,inrrc.3D:3.
4.My
3.
-I.
. NO.
AUi, ORBIUAirCIL
IlAnrnn'3 for Arril is oa our talle. Oa all
cccasious are we g!ad to see its -irtleome- fiM.
It abonnds; a cinaL-TiLa ll.irarV articles of
are. rapidly iillirj cp vii:h. lettlsrs. . Lumber j Attest:
it ordaiaed by the City Conned tf the City of
rwxTUIe.T-Thatno rait leg? r lumber
shall ifier the pallieaticn et ttis cnucanee be al
lowed to remain more than ens , day north f Main
street a sail City. And be it further crdaiEed.That
the ovi rs of the log way be required to nrrrovethe
same below said street lj taa cf Jaly, A.
Arpr3T4 Apr3 2sl?- ' '
...... J. D. IHOitPSO, Chalnsan.
E. U. TeostsoS, l?rier. - - 45-5 :
:? il
and Umucr is ancaat Ut tlj ir..ir:e coxmtry j
ana tne former is mcca mere reasDnanle than
ia other parts cf the Territory. EJorts are
ti'i-: mide ta-erect ft larja Uctel, vnichls
I ir..ca cetd?i Lcre," :a well ts szzh b zzzzj
.:ad tls'Cty O.-JIliance b to-day's ra'ncr.ictlcr of tha reit:n cities,
Ilctico to Prc-Enptora !
G. S. HOBBACH t CO.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
, a::d " .-
REAL 'ESTATE BROKERS.
O IIAILV CITY, 27. T. .
WILL gis-e f articular attenti'm to preparing
the iua?eary. papers for Pre-emptions, an.
renderir ; any as5rane which y be required b.
Pre-eiEtioTia proTingzp their I're-eajtiva right
attheC.S.lAad02e. 4i-ai
D. C. L T.-2?. SADDLES,
- --- -'-LzuxiXTj" ; ; "
H-cInn Ildge Sec3, etc., etc. .
j. a. xAixirrra. j. l. tczrra. jotas ciakj.
Oregon, 11a. CrownTiHe, . T. Oregon, Ho.
AacALLlSTEIl, DOZIER fc CO.,
MERCHANTS.
' -: - Zirnlerw i
FANCY uiXD STAPLE .
DRY GOODS!
HAEDWARE & QUEENSWAEE,
Crooorloo,
. A Au fc AJ.w-t-J, ' AA..aV, wv.,. V.C.,
2o. 4 JJliia Strict, i 2'x. 2 Lesetj
S a Jorejh Gr irtt;. EsrM Hertll, Ja -:non C-ty
Eaqnir-r and St. Louis HspaUiiaa eory tlx racn'.hs
and char?s this eflse.
AyillJJ,lir. . 4Uy
A. LTFCaO.
i -
: TC5T re,trc'i perstearaer TTh'te CIju 1, a ripr!y
! eJ cf L";.:lira iliin See-L, wVi-.h we tj.r fv-r til
Qr ACItTS cf land "ataVelel ss a t:wn. Ii : on rc
:le t'3-n. f-:r CASla.
j O was originally a rart cf the site cf rrcfsvi-le,! ' Or seed r cflxsl sj-a r-cT'.b., d'r;t fr:s
a-1 lias lately beea inecrpirs t&ri aa sa a 111 i. a.. I:, Texas, eor?rr.i3 r'v uac-iref teiefd -.-laTtd.
Ai-r i.trL.n;j:rs ead - urea :e , . - . - JU. O. & !... t.l.M a..
an
45 St
itxs: wt& al L.'OwctHI , y. T.
JwaXX II-. w JiO 0 Coll. ' Apr' SS-I.,
mils prepertj triers ia tisCt cf TryrsTZe
JL are herthy t-.rJL-i . Ci t trxrilrg to aa Crii-
aanca of tie Cry Ccaacil, tie asjessaseat tf all
prepcrty .wi'.hla the ccroorila Iimiucfga.il Town
has been made, and aj-praLd by tie Cry Cesacil.
ana any persona leelng taeTf-ilfes artieTed fcysaid
assesMitess can naro a aeanrr c-f tie same Wi;aia
tha tiraa cf thlrtr drs fr-rn tiis dai.
. ... . nOilES JCILVSOy, CitylUraial.
Bruwnrir. Ap-U Z'. 1:11. . 4-Zv
TH0S. H. LAICON & CO.
lytcqd & mTZi.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL .
... Bcalcn vi
GROCERIES, '
HARDWARE, QUEE33Wj iEE,
HATS, $ CAPS,
rrcdls, Strrrw, Plo-srs, FcreitMt-
E0NC2A, ::a
Apri2 5J:,lS-r. 4J-tl
Cah, ly
ttc
lbs. cfEnccn. F'-r tl tltap f
3,lrrdt:h,
AND
TTHOLrSALK GRCCIIISJ
2'. 13 Lr- 9-i i nr. Clc-rrft.
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n Utfaf
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IL A. TERRY, t CO.
Trn:ujiu: asz sstxzz. t rA-r"i it
GAr.:z::n-ir.:-T feel,!
tf sii.-r.ii Gr.:r. a Mi".-.::'
C2 L:.ii.r.rn'j low. . C.incil Llaf, I : '-.
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