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TKIIMS:
F r one j ear
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aT the en 1 .1 fi r.i..
12
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A extern-. ve a ld:ti .is ..f Not Type. C uts.
. . Ii.r-, ii:-M!7'-, t' ir-:-. .c. made t" :l-e
.. .. ...... ... i.
Work in
t.'i otn- e. hi . u i ii i ic .i-i i"!!'" '1
. ... ...o.-r ..'u: niii 1 i.V :ill oi:i C Ti H ' f ' '' 1 1 '
-iOt '1 being
...i. '..,..1 i,.ciu.g in In employ au
fl C.nil.Ue.i 'and experU-i..-..l f an. v J.. I. lTii.t-r,i
lo-
ll-rinined Hot to 1
Cards (h.-.vil.g .
l'rt---c ; l'.:a:.kv
i,,. . f l "-!"r's latest itn'r.. i-l ( trd
u..rlt in f.-:..r, Briu W ..i L. Ao.; ill
liMM-t J- rliCi
rii'T- li '" ''
;tn J u .ir:aii' d t'
ir a'tent
l.p rron'i't ly a'.teuded t-,
; t i.a I'jy.
V have i-i-t -. -t ; . i . ei.-d a new st.. V,.f lt!atik of every
Wr:;.!i-n. loif.- re 1 on Lie Mi!.-tdii1ial paper;
and .ire ) ; ir.-l to till orders a? a moment's notice and
. li lie a . a p! are r a Mil id ln.ip d S.Oiili l'larte.
Ne!-ra-l-. for .:.'.rz --v.iw :: -:zed envelope-, with any
.ie-i:rd I ii-me-.- cat.! arra- Led. orders eoluited.
Jolill CillllOUIl- '
TV ctimiN.ioii of this individual as
. . , , i
Stirv.-v .r.(-ii.-r;il ol Kansas and .Wl.ras- :
irvcVT-ix-ii'-ra
ka pir d di tli'-
third inst., and (Jen.
J. II ;rii' tt, f Xew York, his been
n'p.iu'''d in Lis m'.-h'I.
Tillcs to Land Warrants
Th" f..r. 'uing bi'.l has passed bu'.h the
II jttM-s ..f ('.'!:rrs :
i7 o." J. -.So-., S
a I r f Ins 1 n or
ic. 1. That v.li. n
Li XJll
i
lil. d in th.- JViiMon Uih.-o, duniiir tiw ; . . 1 '
lit.-tim- of a claimant, establishing, t. ! Liberia, as follows :
th.- s:t;i-':e tioj. of that olii'f, his or! Liberian produce is going to show itself
h r l ijlit to a warrant has n-d Lorn or this year in cotton, sugar, ccflee, tobac
mav li"'. h n afti-r is"iiod until aftt-r , m, and I do not doubt that in a few years
tli'- doa'.h of a claimant, and all such
warrant-; as l.avo
Mil'si'l'Hont li.i lll"
ot !! h'Trl.. oTO i-.-U' d
i-atli of th' claiiiiant ;
tho titl'-s of s-.i h warrants sliall vest in
the widow, if lh.-ir 1 vn and if tliTo
.be no wid iv. tlii'u in th-' Loirs or l.-iratros
of lh.
and a
!a:iii:iiit ; and ail sm u warrants,
" .. !...! u-inviids isih il iniriin 1 it to
1 1
1 1
OXIstJI.l
law.-, sha
treated as person
bo f. iiveyed Ly as-
.al ( Laiti b. and n:av
sinni' i.t of s:;i h wid-w, heirs oi leira- j
tees, or by the legal representatives of the ;
de ea-cd t laimant for th'.' u.-e of such heirs i
or legatees only. j
L. .7e ifj:thr(ha,1,!l, lhat
the provisions of ihe ir-t seetion of the
-act approved Man h --d, to make
land warrants assignable and for other
piirposi-s, shall b- so tej,ded as to cm
1 rare land warrants is.-n.-d under the act
jf March, -V.
I'mmllir M. J l.ti . i.iet 1 e, I .;h.
Arrival of Hie Salt Lake 3Iail-
The Tr ! in 'i'avow'ji of i'ir ('if if
Jirinjil ) "1' H If of Pi nViisf Trulmblc
Jiif urn i'i tin .Iri'!(is tn tin City !
The Sa'.t Lahc luail arrived yesterday,
1 . ;...r 1.1, I -J ... C',11- nil tl,,. ,l'.t!l
..i i . vi i.'... .,. i.:.. i
1. 11., ill lil.il' Ol .til. .1.1111' S, llldltlll !
the vhe!e trip in nineteen days. Mr.
James n-p. rts th" roads between this city
and the l'lat'.e crossing as being in a hor
ril'le condition, but from tho other side
of the Platte as being excellent. Gen.
Johton and cinnmand were entering the
fcubiirb of the ity us the mail party was
leaving it. C I. lb tlman and two com
panies of troops were still at Ft. IJridger.
taj't. Mart y was with den. John-ton
I 1 IT ,
coinuianu. iienerai Jiarney and com
d were at UTaHon's Plulfs, forty j
mam
null
The
b.v.w th" crossing of South l'iatte
. -.i..... . . r..i
, 1 1 I - .1 . U 1 I - I IK lll l.lli
Harm v from t!i
vn n ..r, '
Hill '.HUH' 11, IUI3
alioiit six mi;es irom tliat olncer s camji.
Major Finery's command were at Scott's
Umlls. The (leneral had sent word to
the Mormons who w.-re still at Provost to
return and resume possession of their
irnproveiiii-ms. It was generally believ-
'1
od at the . ity. that the mormons would
receive ( . ive ri n.r ( 'm ii i ii t ii.r" c, in inn n 1 1 en .
t ;., ti... ;. ...... ;. ,.'!... 1 .1,.,.
noil ill 111' .- '1IIUI litis IIHi jiiu, dim lllill
.1... 1 1 ... 1 .1
uie wotii i re;:irn aim resume tneir usu-
- ,- -i f ,1
al o . iip.itp ns. I lie military arm of the
1 ,, . ... ,
Jaw is now in all prohahlity useless there,
r ..v...r,
v-ri usau ..uxiii.ii in 10.110 4 viiiui-
once to the civil auth-iritit. The ii. lict-
incuts found by
many, if not all,
tbe
r,, ,T , ,
js.ry ngan.st
the rrincipnl im-nand
riders in the dr :ch will, no doubt, re
m rfrMi.t r.-
- -
ceive the attention
the offenders, if th
ce.ve the attention of the o-diciary' and
r-hares are substan-
liated, be unished to the full extent of
the law. It is h be hoped that lirother
Unchain. Ill r Kimble, and others, who !
Fave ur- d ,!.- .muis to openlv rebel
t ,t , "' . ,,r,i
ficam-t the Viov-rninent, jn tnea.' aru,
ti ponirhmt-nts, will receive their i"t
oi'x'ns. 1 ins, hoivt v. r, nirty iu inurt
ifiin.'.t t- aT,.ii.lih limn is ?.-'iicrally
till ,n. t . r- I I,
f..rt!ii-- tri.-.l 1.1- n inn-
"1 1 '
r.ij!ip-.).-,! nr.'Val !y 'f
not u, a.'. p.: it 1I.0111, no matter
,1
iovvi).:iit' tl.o in..-f juav l- ,.f ihoir
jMiilt. "
Mr. J n s rei'.-rt tho Ij.uians on tho
rCMO.-1 pea. ' ;i
on the roi.u
miH-t. Th streams
ar. still l.i-h lut '-tllin'T.
The era
is cxe.'I'.ont.
Yellow Fever. I
New York, July 0. j
Three ships hae arrived at Quaran- i
tine from Ci! nn ports, tach havinrr lo.
its Captain and pnr' of ils crew ly yellow
fever, the rest of the news were down
with that disease.
The ship ;iv-;M. (,f Richmadd, Maine,
arrive.! yesterday from Sauna in charge
of the Mate, (apt. Dimly havin- died
at sra.
The Ihitish ship Sr.sana. from Matan
zns for (Jre'Mi.ick. put iu below yesterday,
hor crew all d-.wn with the fever. Tlie
Captain died at sea, as also did three of
the crew.
Tlw tl
1 - p ' 1 r tt
nip j! eoiiiaiiil, Irom Havena.nr.
in-.
rived tO-daY ill rharT0 ef C int V-irmim
Pant Ititn 1. ...;r.. i- 1
, J '
-j.. in.-. ..-.- w ur una so uieu in
Havana, having left her in that port. i
A arn:nn and t art of his crew are down '
with :he fover.
Yellow rncr at Nnv Orleans
Tr- m the meir.orandimi of the A. T.
lr-y. wl.i,h arrived yesterday, from New
"'lean?, we i.-rn that tho Vi mv l e.
verhas i.:aJo
l.S aPPfaratlCO 111 tJl.lt ritV.
'Vor;il cim-j li-ivii t ,-j-,-iirr,..l 1 ..t'..-. ,!,.
J.a' V l.-ft.
ri,, i .
1 r.t? cc;i iir i vr-rv Ii.it
X..-.V ( hi.
- - . ' .
illl-. aiel the i tt'o.-'i . .f tli.i
lit., t- 1 1 i . .
v iiooual vuaiii ns. jaH ns and lav
vamps, lagoi ns and lay-
J, .It I .i"ri I
y.Anz to ue pi.Tc.-ptilat? m
tJ"' i::crra;
A u-s, i f S;h
-f bi':k:n.-:-s. .V. Lota's
P-rj-1,1-W
ho la-
I . ; i i
;h-
a la ill .to ,, ...
"r t in.-Cf! s:.l(
e Adwr-i-.-r t.,s.
i.c
. iiC.cn s s,'xe '
The Indians.
Washington, JfilyG.
Dr. Forney, Suju-riutcudcut of Indian
dian affairs in Utah, writes to the Indian
Bureau tlat he has made several treaties
with the trilies who hare been at enmity
fur m iiianv ve.ws. The liations which
lie visited have always been faithful to
ti;e Limeu jmuics, uui iie jii a. jio
sition to do much more harm than the
' T - -
The Indian affairs are ren-
- UUI Ill'ma.
! resented as heincr in a wry mixed up
condition. lie intends to visit all the
tribes from Salt Lake City to Carson
Yalley.
The agent, Mr. TJedfield, writes from
Fort 1'icrre, N'-hras-ka Territory, that
the Sioux Indians are much excited on
account of the treaty made ty the United
States with the Yanctons. They claim
that the lands heloiirjr; to them, and pro
tect against the Yanctons heing paid any
thing. They are in an unsettled and dis
turbed state of mind. Mr. Hod field
could not have transacted his business
with them, if it had not been for the
nresenre r.f the troons. The v are lnso-
- , , , : ,. '
iem unu iuiui-nii!iiiiLr, anu n inu u nc-
cessary to chastise ihem severely, me
stipulations of the Lademine treaty are
not observed nearly all the nations and
tribes being at war, and committing dep
redations un one BuuiUr, us well as on
the whites.
t i rr
Liberia.
Henry M. "West, who formerly resided
th so articles will be raised in sufiicient
ijuaiitities for oxportation. To tell the
fai t, Liberians have never been so inde
piond. nt as now. Iverything indicates
unexampled prosperity.
Movement of the Troop Towards
Utah.
Lr.-wrxwoRTH, June IS, 'oS.
Left Fort Leavenworth:
1st Column, ISth March, seven
companies, under the Command of Col.
1 loti'man.
Jd Column, 20th of May, ISoS, sqven
Companies, imd'T coiiimand of Lieut.
Col. Monroe.
3 i C
aiiumn.
th May.
Mar. '
companies,
nuud
( enm
1 Coh.mn 31st May, 7 companies,
under command of Lieutenant Colonel
Morrison.
-1th Column, oth June, 7 companies,
Col. Sumner.
ith Column, 13th June, (not gone on
airount of rain, )undei command of Maj.
Linory.
Gin. Harney and suit ll'.hof June,
(ii"t none lth on account of rain.)
The orders of inarch are 1-3 miles a
a day ; 2-i dav
v -hiding two rest days,
"
il!owed to Fort Kearney, 3U0 miles; Jo
days to lrt Laramie, 310 miles, and 40
days to Salt Lake City; in all HO days,
PJ-10 miles. The 1st column in -11 days
had reached 700 miles, with mules giv
en out and broken down. A snow-storm
on May '2d detaining them.
The"-2d Cob.imn. JtU day's march will
be the '2(.Hh August; 3d column oih of
September: -1th column. Nil September;
. ! nh column, 13th September; 3th culumn,
-;",'h Soptoinber
Without any det.-n'ion by hLrh water
- , l c l r 1.
accuients or misnans. 01 w nica
mcre or
id it will lie November
less w ill occur, am
,
lit iOll Ull UH.S.J uuv j's icaoi .'mi. i.uiv.
City. Worn out and used up, some six
thousand men including those with (Jen,
Johnson all to be' fed, clothed and pro
vide for twelve months in provisions, as
they cannot return, if they hr.d fresh an
imals, until another season cf grass.
1017 head of beef cattle. 37 cow? and 4
! bulls are sent
alon with ea'.h. Column to
J -
l,e us.ol on the wav. These cost at l ort
1 , , , .
I Feaveow. r'.'i. Iiourrhl by the Comnu-rv.; .
. a , 3 ,
v.v (-P..' v r 1 ind, jieal tvturht, .-n trie
- 1 l , , c
;hoot. b' io;v t-'-tilrii?. I'Oi) head of
, , , . ,1. ,ii.,Pa 0
T IlOlses ILL Olir IIUIJUU it nuu tui v..iinio 11
! 1 ..... .1 1 .n --..I . ,rl cent nlnnrr vi t li 1 1 1 o wii
i llf.lil, lUIO'n.-o. Ollict n iu uiuii. .. .... ...v .
! 't c-it.o 1 i.
: . ouuV ,UUitts' C1 'iL , '
1 s-'ome (jtiU six mule wagons at i iu eacli;
i . i ,-.oi t . r 1 .. ri
! Uarnoss lor t acn ct;.; oesme. Mine
nmbulances at each; Harness oU
each,
The immense rams on the Sth, Hhand
10th J,in0' dmed the last column of
Harney and suit from starting at
the t me fixed, but thi y womd move as
...
li,;j?.as riLlle-
iiieie J3 iiouuii; ieii t ut su:nii
s of infantry and a section of
i ff,nramc.s
Sherman's llattery, say (iO men in all, at
Leavt
I , .1...,., .1... ,C
; ' .w-
lonesome 1
! t'iiiguut in camp .omc oistanco rcauy
ing oi
ve.
to move
At the Cuinberlaibl Supreme Court in the
of Nonh Carolina, II. V. Ihrtktt,
1
I convicted of Licramy, was sentenced tole
Iranded on tho left cheek with the letter
1, to rec-ivo thirty-nine lashes on his
tare l aik, and le imprisoned thirty days,
then to receive thirty-nine lashes more,
i and then to he let loose
lie had four
wives.
CLAIM NOTICE.
To Isaac Walters. Kdward M.mnel. Adriun II. Liitzell.
and all whom it m.iy c .iu ern. You are herd n. t nied
that 1 will ari'ear at the I. m l O.'.l e at Hr.-wnviDc. Ne
t r.ek.i. n Monday the liiMi day of Aii-u-t. lx'is. at 2
Yl"i k I .M. to orove un my nuht . ( i.rc-eini'iion to the
ii..rOi-east fractional quarter of scti.tiNo. three 111
township six. ratine Iiuniler lift.-en east.
July 13, ISiS. t.KORiii: A. l'.r.iHVX.
"claim notice,
T.i (.Corge u. i.pynoius an-i .111 ii. m 11 may c irrrrr.
v.... r. l...rel.v not. ti.xl that lwill anfearat the I anl
' 1,1 Iown'ville. Nemaha cunty. X. T.. on the J3id
j ,i.,v ot July. lSsto prove up my riiiiii 01 pre-empt i..n
t.. the southwest iiuarter of s.vtion seveuteen, in low n
ship rive, ratine lourteen east.
ABRAHAM G. KEHIART
Brownville. July 15. I'nvS.
noSECR
Book Bindery,
' COIWCI L R L U F Y S . 1 O AY
j Empire Block". Xo. 3.
A.!
WILLIAM F. KITER,
I - ...,.t ...r . ....i.i... .! .... v,.. . ...
' clas It v k Eiiiderr. and is n,.w rren.it M to do all kin-is
! of li .ok lSindin; ..Id or new, K und or re-l-oiiiid upon
ntl....i...... .,.i....i ... ..,
UH- fli'-l.lJl I".-...'... uu, ..... v.. li.v UI"M LlJ.'1'H.Li.C
' terms. I
ir.iers receive i ior :.i kiiiii.- u i.a:.s wrs.
- July i, i.-;-iy.
Claim Hotic
e.
T . Thomas M..re. WU'.i.im 11. Hill and a'l others
I wh. in it may concern. V. u ate hc-i l-y not i:n-d tt-at 1
will ;tpj (..,r at tie Land Otli.-e.it Ui-.-wnvit ie. Xettmhj
l entity. Ncl.ra-ka Ter itory. -:i the iil li day of July,
i lis;-. at to o'clock A M. t . j . vc up my -iu-'it to r
' i-mpt i-'ii tl e n. rtl.-w e -1 t;i: irici . f mslo :i ii-.e. ii T n-
fhm No sjt '! n ve l." ei-t
Ju!yl..l86S. JOaErri JI. LOXGrr.LI.OW.
CLAIM NOTICE.
To Lewis W. Egglototi and all others whom it may
concern. You art; hereby notified to appear at the
Land mice in Isrowmilie, n the Friday tli 3d day of
J i 1 !.')S. as I intcii'! t i rove up my riht of pre-einp-tiiiii
to I lie f.ifl half of the suut Ir.vct (juiirter and cat
h ,f the iiorth-W et quarter of ,-ectiou twenty, towu
rl.ip mx. n..rth .f raliuc fourteen east.
Ji:!y Io'iS.-iil DAVID WATKINS.
EL Lamarque & Co,
WatclsOIukcrs and Jew elers.
The iniderM-'nrd, h.arrd in Xeliaaka C'itv,
7' wi'vh ;iii i'.::il.: H'l ret-lltalion of ttiree vpar'ii
ft'ii''i-r.i:i.i:!i-'. di -ir. us to secure the penerous patron
ate ot the ladies ,v (;!. tiernt-n of Iln.wnvi le and the
si rro'i'iiin - c mitry, th is informs them thst UiPjr will
always keep on Laud a larpe stock of all defer iptions oj
.jewelry, wati hes and i h.eks, and they w ill sell as cheap
as any ,oi:-e this n !r of St. Imis. They repair watches,
mend jewelry. a:id do all Work l.'Clonsing to that line
w.th.are and viviupp.icss. Charges reasonable and
v : k w ;i:t.i:i'i I.
Ail i-m l e :,'!t at the City I)rt:z Store of Brow-nvil'c
under the ire of Metars. J. II. Maim & Co.
July I I-OS. M I.AM AUQl'E &. CO.
D.lVKlMi n,
t SB OF I.I SIIBAI CH ii. C.lltSM )
Urojinville. Fel.iuiry 1, S;i8.
On ami after this date, .1 ?posit..rs accounts will be
peiif d t .r si ecie. currency and scrip payable in lame
kind .d fin ds. lie. ks inn-t 1 e marked ao oidingiv.
Oilii-e hours from 0 to 12 A ."! and I tngl'lt,
U SIIliAUiU it ('ARSON,
o. bTiwett
ATTORNEY AT LAW
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
UrowiniHe, Nebraska.
Will attend to business in all departments of his pro
fession. Fre-emptors Kifrhts Secured.
Land Viairauls for Sale.
Office on Fir-t St., Let. Main and Water.
II r. I i r. n .
Kiimev K. 11 dii y, Nebraska Ciry.
I'heevor Sweet . Co., do
J. Ste. iitiu Morton do
Itrown At lti'iiTKtt, Brownville
It. W. 1 iini.is uo
r.r.'wnville, X. T. May 13, 1S."S. v2nlf,tf
Scaled E't-opaKaN
I) rioted to the C onnii 1 niers of l'awnee rutintv will
be re.-eived fr...i al: I alter this date, until the tirst Jlou
d.:y in July r ex;. I n- the eev -tioti of a Cjurt IIoue
in I'tivnrc ( ii,, I'airme I utility, .V. I'., of the fol
low ini; dimensions ;in,i t ..-1 e namely r
S ud hoiie to be thirty rev", hue- and twenty-four feet
w de. two stories hi-h. (lie lower .-lory to bs divided into
lour apartments, in one ei.d two rooms twelve feet
square, a lull th roii'.'h the .-enter eiirht feel wide. Jn
the orher end a r.im t-Mi feet wide by 2-1 feet lonjr;
a ;-I.i:io ).en st.ii:( -i-p le idini: In m the hall t the Court
i:...-m ..l...e: kii-i o.,u t li- --m to be twenty by twenty
loiir feet and i-r.-i-.-rly seat-d :) jdain st ie. The re
in i:ta!er of tl e nj l-er story to be di ided into two equal
si : I r-twooui-ide d is tlireeftet wile, six feet
ei:ht ine'.ies hiih. one a-id three-font th iinhes thick; 5
m-ide doors, two feet e.-ht i:n lies wide, six andahalf
teot h:--h. and ( in; and a h.ct ir.' hes thick all to be
fo ir immels each Kisrhfeen windows, twelve liirhts
e n h. lu by 14 ejass: wiiuh.ws and d .or ca-ini:, corners
aid b ie. ili:n sqn.i:e style: 'ireii.in coinue seven
ni'-nrCe: i-rojeeti n. n.-Mirn in. lies, and lune ituhe
d -j.. returned with the r :le: ;h;ee oats i f iaint. winte
le id or iin.-, in-iiie .m l ..in. S ml h.ai-e to be a frame
w-'th ..! and hra--es. with a food Miin-le rt-of, the bid
der to fui-iii.-b eveith.tii- for the coitnletion of the buil
dnc o.ik floors. .jo;nrcJ and liued, walnut siding, drcs
?d, kc.
Said bui'd'rig to bj tcuijilcte 1 on or before tli firft of
January,
ijj.c nir in ta pstij as the n-oil VfogreHseti
tbe remainder fen tloisbert. ' .- ..
Patel at Pawnee tity this 6th day of April, 1IJ57.
By order oX tbd Otiuntv CooimiMinneers
Attest'" y- J'OWMMJ,
A 1 1 County Clerk.
April 2-: rm in 13.
Watcliiiiaker & Goldsmith,
A. GYS,
ROCK TOUT, MO.
!e ive to inf .n:i the p'iblic that he has located
in tiie above named tov. u and oilers for sale a choice
'clocks. IV. itches, jewelry,
and otherarrn o - r.iy kept in such establishments at
pr.ces w h.ch cannot bee inpijin ? i of. lieini: an exper-iem-ed
watchmaker he tl.itrers h.mself that i i repairing
watches, chicks and jewelry he can give pert. ot. satisfac
tion. . 19 Gm.
M iI F it TORY.
NO. K, MAIN STUFET,
Jlrov.iville, A T.
WILLIAM T. DEN,
lle-nectlr.Uy inf
His th.
' I.u'd;.- that he has just re
" I an I S;i e i.i iierial. and is
n. y de-i i I a; : o ie in his line
o r e.-tai.'.i.-'nnieiil .ti tiie Ter-
ceived his new k
t p.
n cv p-et-.tred t. 1 o o:-h
al a- b-w .n.i- ;o any
nt .ry. All w.-ik warrinred.
lie ieo.es l.y Mnct attention to business, ami keeping
constant ;y on hand a -i!eto.r .1--011 miiiit of heather,
Triiiitniiivs, i.c, lor home m ii.iit.ietnre. to tUl merit
ill it ill-era! p.ir"tia---e vl.i. li he has heter..!..; o leceivcd.
"j -ltp iiritu d..ne i i. t'le s'i..itot lu-ii---.' .-
All w :k to I.e paid for . :i delivery.
April v-Vl
W. 1'. UAltVi:V. L. VAN" WYCK.
Civ. Kni.. Stir. K Draffn. Oeneral I.attl Agent-
ii iuvr:v. tax wvcit & :..
General Laud Agents
N"olrnslin, Oil y.
AHK conne-teil -viri agencies in Wifchi. irton City by
w h. hthey are eii'lei !o prose-tile claim - a-' irnst the
Vnited Stttes (i- v. n insnt. or attend to .my bioiness l.e
t'Tpthe .ieneral J.ind Hi -e wl.U di-.atci and to the
sal O! act ion f Tin nTUi-tc ;uers.
O-ic the tirui I. ii.t a practical Engineer ami Stirvey
o: ;:iavinc 1en l.-r many ye irso-iinoe'ed w th the I n i ted
Sr. t.w ('. r! Surveys eiiL iL-ed on w..rks f In einal Im-ir.-vemo:io)
we ate pr(-pa!-d to make Surveys of Towns,
r.ftto. .Vo. in any part of the Territory; and bavins
emrared the be-- lii-iittsiiiai. in the Territory, tan execute
.Map-, Town I'm s. and di awncs of ;ill kinds (mechanical,
ar hitivtural, iSc.,) to the perfect jatifaction our cus-t.-taers.
October 1. 1C.7T. liulvK
General Steamboat Acnt,
FURlVARVI.t; i- COUUISSIO.V MKRCUAXT,
.NEBRASKA CITV, N. T.
;..k1s ,11 ('oniini-.Mi.il and pr.nni't returns rnn-lc.
Particular attcn; i-.;i piven to reccivin--. Storing ami IVr
warditis a!ikii:-!s . f Ireijiht i-v.i .ri d ice.
Oficeon the Licvco.
S-torcV m-P i'i the sum.. Id. ck with Kf-arney Hotel.
llrfer to the Metvoants of Xel.ra-ka t'it;
Fife .V Mi l.aeistl.
John A. Warden
-.ikoli- vd. Kiimev
A'i'ril-li. jv-
.uis .Mo; H.irj.er k Snider St. T.itiis
" Joseph -M -Inivrc- "
sCo" l-Mtcklay, Hf-.xio
2-1 l-I y
Brownville Steam Ferry !
jgjgMST CROSSING
'"""mYs's 0 r k i"ek 1 v eTT.
The Koutc lromllrownviHe to Ft. Kearney,
raid trom ther.ee to California, isj the
nearcbt aiiJ most practicable.
AKER & CODINGTON
ANNul'NCK to the Traveling l'ttliiic th it they are
new rutinin; as a Ferry t.cross the Missouri jiver at
An cil 'trt I'i n( if . ttuhxtautial evil co'iinioriiovx
STEAM FERRY BOAT,
Which ar'anrr.ie-.it will secure a certain and
safe .:e-o;o at, a'.l times ati'l in all kimls of
weather. The I'roj.r-.dofs Jo not assert lioastinly,
or for the iiir.-.isc id' i;a;ninr custom merely, but arc
pevertn-.l Ly ta-ts. when tiiey say tliis is the best
crossing of the Missouri liiver in Nebraska, ami
when they say t i-; route lr m Urownvil'e to Fort
Keartiev anrl frmn thence to California is the nearest
f..r cvi ieiice they refer the reader to the map of the
Country: ami :ue warr.intcil in sayintr it is the most
practicable r.-ute l.y personal experience. as well as
that cf hrmlre.ls of r-th-'rs who have traveled it.
Wc claim therefor that this crossina; an.l route hi. Ids
nut peculiarly favotahle inducements, to persons
sreinir to California, and s. licit their patronage. "ot
wi'bstandit'.!: etir suj eri.-r arrangements for a safe
ar d speedy cri ssir r, our eliares are the same as other
IYrriesin Ncbra.-ia. all being rcgu'.ated by Legisla
tive enactment.
I-i:-""Ke.-..r.o-t That w ith ur facilities .f Power,
no kinds of weather wiil prevent our lloats from
m:kins rcjru'ar trips at nil hours.
I7"A skiil'and bar.i wi.l be in rcaJincfs tocross
foot passcneers at all times of night.
11CU November 1 ltli, l?i'T.
Notice
Is here' v siven t hit Will I.F.T II. HORN" h is ehtairied
fr-.m the I'r- h.i'e C-oirt of r.wnee comity letters testa-
ta:!ientary on the e-t.ite f Re.Wick 11. rn. l.iteof said I
cutntr. ileceafCd.le.sriiis date J.inu.i'-y lit ii. A 1) 1S5S.
j Ail er.-t s l.ivi;-. cia:m a-.rM sai-1 estate are
' he ret -y rouirrd to exhit.it them lor a'.i .-.van.-? to the
! rio'.ate I'.-'irt f suit .liti'y on or hef .re the- i'Mi day of
.t:lr.nu-. ar.dlf n i v:e-mte.I vi:',m -i-.- k. t-th
fr I'ue Ua'.e last ahoi e n.- i.-.i.-i ed they will he forever
l.i rr
45
11. a. LORE. Ju.hreof Pi.hate.
AMBR0TYPES.
Tl.e nn !eri.-:ie-I l..r. !i - e:i:erc-l i::to a co-;irtner;l:ip
aid hto'.t a -ky-i.-'it (tdc l'uhts c- -in. cte-1) l'.i;ue-.re.in
ti ii iery on - i i,,.r , f jj ii ii anl Fir-t tr-ets in the citv
of Brownville. w-oi.ht re-pect t-.l i v ann..iir.,-e 1 1 thepul.-ic
tht we are n v.it-;.:lr(.l to I he pi lures with ail the
1 1 antic- ol the a: t. .ii.-l i.i r(i!i..id lines. l'.c;ures ih-
scriv-i in l-.i kc!. pi-is. ,v.-., in t,c i,.
t'ttwho'waia
O.pei i
? -d j :
li. c ! a-
I ; c- c
li-i.
h ive
i-c-1.
d
C .'I a-vl -ee.
JHSNIOI & AKIN".
ul5:f
Br.w:
?i r.
Boot is Shoe
LUTIJER HOADLEY. ROBERT V. MCIR.
IIOADIXY &
LAND AGENCY,
HriMvnville, Xcmaha Co., X. T.,
Office Corner main and First Streets.
Will select GoTcrnmcnt Lan Is: lorate Land yararlt3
in Nelira.skar Kansas, Vetern Jlissouri and
Iowa; collcet debts: paj laxes for non
residents; buy and sell property on
commission.
Land Wan-ants Bought and Sold.
Pre-emption papers prepared, ic.
WE HAVE FOR SALE LOTS J.V THE CITIES OF
BROWNVILLE,
SOUTH BROWNVILLE,
NEMAHA CITY,
TABLE ROCK,
OMAHA,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
ELW00D, K. T.
ALSO FOR SALE
Lands near Table Rock, Pawnee county.
At ho,
In Xeuialia county, improved property for sale or rent.
It IM'nni'TO P
Lucius nopkins.l'rs't Importers Tradcrs'Bank N. V.
David Iloadley 1'rs't Panama Railroad,
C.en. V. T. lliliycr-- Charter Oak Hank, Hartford,
Lee, ltutler & Co. Hartford, Conn.,
Collins, Kellojrg rf' Kiiby !t. Louis, Mo.,
Tliinnas V. I'litlps Mobile, Ala.,
C. Wilson . Co. Lutaw, Ala.
Win. P. 'Webb, A ty "
M. II. 0,liorn .t Co., Kock Island, III.
Ja's H.Arehibald. Ccn'l Ag 'lD.I-.iW.K.K. Scrant-m
(iillesjiie, Pearee & Co., Hankers Carbondalc, Pa.
Kev. T. S. Ward " "
Latborp & Jones Reran ton, Va,
15. C. -Morse lied Falls X. V.
William Fr-ilhincham, Att'y Albany, X. Y.
Kev. K. Nelson, l'rineipal Wyoming Seminary, X.Y.
J. A. Parker ( Co., Washington, 1). C.
A. T, Ciitner, Kccciver Land Ofliee Omaha
Llomec Everett, Council Hluffs, la.
UrownviJle, April 1, ISjS.
Notice to Contractors-
The Comity Commissioners ..f Xetnaha county hereby
pivc notice that they will let to the lowest responsible
bidder, on the sixth day .f July next, at the court-house
door in the city of Iirownville, the contract for erecting
a stone or ln Jail iu the said city of Brownville, Ne
maha county. Specifications of both plans can be seen at
the clerk's tl'lco iu lirownrilie The coiuniiSMoners re
Serving the riirlit to refuse ny or all bids. Terms of
payment made known on day of sale.
By order of the Board,
ERA; XL'S B. PARKER, County clerk.
June I, 'ix 4-6w
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby notined that 1 will take the
necessary steps to the rc-openinir of the contested case
of James Ferguson, for tht; purpose of more fully in
vestiiiatim: bis ri-'ht to enter the south west quarter
(14 )of s. titU vest iuarter (1(1) and lot number four (4)
of sectiou eighteen (18) in township live (S) range six
teen (10) east, 1 hereby warn all persons not to pur
chase, trade for, or in any way to negotiate for any por
tion of the above described property.
May 27, 'S V-'nlUtf ArUS'STUS KOUJfTZE.
I catiti .n ail persons whomsoever against buying from
Augustus Koiiut7e and Win Knth certain town lots
known as 'Benedict's Addition' to Brownville. Nebraska.
JOHN McPUEKSOX.
Honey Creek Mills.
The undersigned respectfully announce that they are
prepared to till all orders in their line promptly at their
mills hair miles northwest of Brownville, near the
inoiitli ot Ib.tiey creek. They have en hand the largest
and be-t assortment of lumber, shingles at id lathe ever
ollered in the county or Territory, consisting of
40 ooo feet se.iMjned siding;
40 (K)0 " cotton-wood flooring;
20.001) " s; cainore "
10 niM) " oak and ash
COjUOU " c ot ton-wood, soft, maple, lynn and
walnut iini-hiiig lumber;
oO.OOO " fencing;
1 (Xi ooo " joints: sills, studding and scantlingof al
most every size both hard and soft wood;
"O.ooO " rough and square edged sheathings; also
200,000 superior sawed shingles, oak, walnut and cotton
wood; also
150.000 lath, a superior article, of uniform length,
thickness ami width
Their mil Is are under the charge of experienced and
efhVient men. and the undersigned flatter themselves
that the inali!y of th ir luiiiner will compare favorably
with any other made m the Territory, all of which w.'.t
be told to suit the times.
(IRREX, SFr.LSCLKfc.cn.
Honey creek Mills. May 20 '5S 4Mf
EaIc Mills.;
bT. JOSEPH, MO.
JAMES C A H(J 1 LI. Proprietor.
MAXUFACTUUES and keeps constantly
on hand for sale, all kinds of Flour, Meal,
and Feed stulls. Orders solicited and promptly filled
on most favorable terms. Cash paid constantly for
Wheat. For character of Flour refer to everybody
that ever used it.
St. Joseph. Mo., Aug. 30, lS5fi. vlnl3- y
Fashionable Tailor.
JACOB MARIIOX,
BSOWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
Kespec; fully announces to the puhlic that he has on
hand a iarpe stock of
Cloths, Vestings, &c,
A No a l;iri:o 3s4rtintnt of
READY-MA DE CLOTHING
AVhi l. he will ?c'.l at cost prices.
TTe flafrrs him-elf that he understands his business
thoroughly ai,.J, a;; work warranted comini; Inrni his es
tahiislinient. and t hart-es as low as any other Competitor
in lui- j.iace or the West.
A .oat Fit Guaranteed.
D KOWX & CM TOX,
rilODlCE DEALERS,
Forwarding & 'Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. 7S, North Levee, St. Louis, Mo.
Orders for Groceries and Manufactured Articles accu
rately tilled at lowest possilde rates. Consignment for
sale and re-hii'iiieiit lespecttilly solicited. Shipments
i t all kinds will 1 e faithfully attended to.
Ret'errences :
Messrs. C. U Rea .V Co St. Louis
ltartleit. McCnnili & Co do
fiilhert. Miles & Siannard do
Tlon. W II Itr.flinton. Auditor Sial e of Missouri
J 0 Harmon, V.?. Csiro City, 111.
Messrs Moloiiy, liro's it Co' iew Orleans, Louisiana
J I' Jackson. K-i., do do
Mesrs Ilinkle. tinild .V Co, Cincinnati, O.
' H i in mar At Co do
Urat dell & Crawford Louisville, Ky.
Wo.lnitt lIuntinKton, Mobile, Ala.
II. limine. r.i., Beardstown, 111.
May IJ, 1S5S 45-3 m
75,000 lbs. Bacon.
LYKURI) s. IIORv;. Sonera. Mo , have for sale, cheap
for caMi. "5.0.H) pounds excellent bacon.
v2n3ll-ly .March 1, 'iS
T. W. IIEDFOR1',
County Surveyor
1II DSOX nF.ORG E,
Notary Public
BEDFORD & GEORGE,
SURVEYORS, CIVIL ENGINEERS,
ANP
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
BROWNVILLE X EBRASKA.
Office on Main Street.
WILL attend promptly to all husiness entrusted to
them in the line of their profession. .Will buy and sell
Land warrants, make time entries, attend to the selec
tion and location f Government Lands, Survey Town
sites, suhdivid Lands, make out City Plats. &c, &c,
llaviiic heen lor.tted in the Territo-y for the past year,
we are prepared to make the most choice selections for
actual settiers. Will pay taxes, investiirate titles, nd
render asststame in contested cases at the I". S. Land
Offh-e. ,
Letters of inquiryiTomptly answered.
WE REFEn TO
j Hon. W C Reynolds. Kingston. Tenn.
! John J Pendleton, Esq. Cincinnati, Ohio
j Hon Galutia A Grow Washington City, D. C.
I Hon Joseph i. Crane Dayton. Ohio
j Kyall is Charles, Land Agents. Sioux City, Iowa.
i B.-tfr is. Hedges. Rankers do do
I.ur-litiauiih X Carson, Bankers Brownville, X. T.
i R. W. Fi:rna. E.. do r!o
! D. W, C. Cleaver. Geological Erzineer. Scrantoii; Pa.
; R'irus R. Kdw arils, E.-i. St. Joseph -Mo.
ol. John ii. Fell Wav-erley Pa.
! W. G. Ge.r.-e. Real Estate Agent, Dayton Ohio
, I .xpri: i .iiii-yiy
JOHN McDOXOUGII
! IIou?0' Sion & Onriincntal raintcr,
CH7.IKR. ie.
nnoirxviLLE, x. t,
"irilers can I let at the C.'.y Drug Store.
IT
Number 602.
PROCLAMATION
By the President of Luited States.
In pursuance of law, I, James Buchanan, Presi
dent of the United States of America, do hereby de
clare and make known that pt.blic fates will be held
at the undermentioned land office in the Territory
of Xebraika, at tho periods hereinafter designated'
to-wit:
At the land efliee at r.ROWXYILLE, commencing
on Monday the nixth tiny of S jitzmbcr nest, for the
disposal of tho public lauds within tho following
named townships, viz:
Xorth, of the L'ase Line, and ca;f of the 6t'u pri-sej
Meridian.
That part of township One outside f f the Sac and
Fox and Half -Breed Xcntaba Reservation, of range
17.
The parts of townships 1, 2, 3, and fonr, outside
of the riac arid Fox and Hall-Dreed Xemaha Rercr
vation, and fractional townships 5 and 6, of range
sixteen.
That part of township one outside of the Sac and
Fox Reservation: township 2, the parts of townships
3, 4, and 5, outside of the Half-Hreed Xemaha re
CTvatiQ,n,nnd fractional township 6 of ran.e 15.
That part of township 1 outside tbo Sac and Fox
Reservation, townships 2, 3. and 4, and that part of
township b outside of tho Half-Breed Xcuuiha. Res
ervation, and township 0, of ranje 14.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 0 of rango 13.
Townships 1,2,3, 4, 5 and U of range 12.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and t' of raiiirc 11.
Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and fi of range 10.
Townships 1,2, 3, 4, 5 and 0 of range 9.
At the Land Office at XKI5UASKACITY.com
mencing on Monday . the sixth day of September
next, for the disposal of the public lands within the
following named townships, viz :
Xorth of the Base Line and East of the sixth
Principal Meridian.
Jrracuouut ..Jil;pa 7 an,i S (1f ran;;e 15
lowuship . and fractional township:, a. 0. 10 11.
anl 12 of range 11.
Townships 7, 8, D, Id. 11. and 12, and fractional
township 13, of range 13.
Townships 7, S, 'J, ID, 11, and fractional townships
12 and 13, of range 12.
Townships 7,8, '.I. 10, and 11, and fractional town
ship 12, of range 1 1.
Townships 7, S, II, lrt, and 11, and fractional town
ships 12. 13 and 14, of range JO.
Townships 7, 8, and 13, and fractional townships
14, la and lt, of range !.
At the Land Office at OMAHA CITY, commenc
ing on M.-nday, tho sixth day of September next,
for the disposal of the public lands within the fol
lowing named townships, viz:
Xorth of the Base Line and east of the sixth Prin
cipal Meridian.
Fractional township? 13, 1 1, 13, and 10 of range
fourteen.
Fractional townships 13, 11, 15, 16, and 17, of
range 13.
Fractional townshipsl2 and 13, townships 14, 15,
and H, and fractional townships 17, IS, l'J and 20,
of range 12.
Fractional township 12. towns!.!:- 13. t ',. IS, IC,
17, uJ 1-, r.d fractiouul . townships 17 uJ of
range II. "... ".....
Fractional towns'.!; 12 13, nr.J 14, nd town
ships 11, 10, li, is, iy, 20, of ranc ;.o
i actional townships 1 1, 15 aud AC, and toTTnsli
1 1 ps
17, IS, iy, and I'd. of range
Inds appropi iated by law for the use of schools,
military, and other purposes will be excluded from
the sale?.
Tho offerings of the above lands will be commenc
ed on tho day appointed, and will proceed in the
order in which they are advertised, until the whole
shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed: but
no sale to be kept open longer than two weeks, and
no private entry of the lands will be admitted until
after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
this thirtieth day of March . D.one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-eight.
JAMES BUCIIAXAX.
By the President :
TtviM vs A. Hksdkicks,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMrilOX CLAIMANTS.
Every persen entitled to the right of pre-emption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
of townships aliovo enumerated is r;i(uired to es
tablish the same to the satiafaction of the UegisteT
and Kccciver of the proper land offi!-?, and make
payment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale of the lands cm
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will
beforleitcd. TI10S. A. HENDRICKS,
Cnir.iuissioiicr ol" General Land Office.
.Ipril 22. 1-OS-no 4:!
FRANK I. IX
TYPE & STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
Jfo. 163 Vine St., bet. Fourth and Fifth,
(iiuimiati, 0.
c. r. o'iiiscnr,T, &, co.
rnriiifactnr'-rs r.l dealer in News, Kookand Job
i. L Type, 1 Vint ing Presses, Cases, (JaUics, Ac, Ac.
Inks, and lVintin? .Material of Every Description,
M'i:::i:oTYri:; r h k-ni " oit?,Macic.
1'atent Medicine Directions, Jobs, Wood Engrcvinjrs,
Ac, f-e.
Lranil and Pattern Letters, various styles,
JOHN P. TVSllN.
V. V. HACKNEY.
TYSOH & HACKNEY,
GENERAL LAND "AGENTS.
ItilDWN VII.I.K. XKMAI1A ((., X T.
I.aml Warrants Koiiht au l S.ihl. I. in I entereil on Tune,
t'l iinis i imil Town Lots Hoii-ht an-l S.hl. Loan Money,
Make Inve.-tnicnts .-ml Lw-re Warrants on time, for
l.itant lie.ilers.
Prr-I!i1ioii lapcrs Prepared.
OFFICE Xext ilo.,r to V. s. I.an.l Office.
ni-.i-r.nr.M-Es
Geo. IT. Nixon. r.ej.-iter I.. ().,
C. It. .smith, Keceiver, "
Smock Williams,
I.. It. Tuttle.
K. K. l-rna & Co., Bankers,
Hon, C. W. Sco tie hi,
R. I.. Mct;'iee Co.,
Tootle F lirleigh,
Oct. 1. '7
Brownville, X. T.
I.f-xinztoti. Mo.
Otaaha City. X. T.
Co incil lilurl, Iowa.
Wiirren, reiin.
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Joseph, '
a. vr. rt ETT.
f. 0. WILKINSON.
l'UETT & WILKINSON,
AND
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OMA1J1, A. T.
Will attend to all busii.css entrusted to their care
REKKUKM'KS
Col. Jesse Williams. Fairfield, Towa.
(iov. Jos. A. Wright, Indianapolis, In.,
Mr. F. N. Rooek, Washington City,
lion. John d. Davis, Kockville, Ind.
Hon. Geo. L. Miller, Omaha City, N. T.
33 husk Mattrasses just received at the store of
Aus. 6,157. nS I. T. WHITE.
Land Warrants.
17,000 Acres of Land Warrants for sale and to
loon to prc-ciup tors, by TYSON 4 HACKXEY
DOUGLAS SALOON.
Main street, one door "West of Post-OrTice,
Brownville, N. T.
The suhscrihrrs respectfully inform tie puhlic that
they have opened the above saloon, waere the bc?t qua
lity of
Wines, Ijiqnors, Pegrs. Oysters, Sardines,
and every refreshment for the inner man. usually kepr
at such estabiithments, wiil be found and served np in
firr-t style. UOI F Js. DEE K.
Iirownville April 15 h. 1S5.S. 12-fini
Wagon for Sale.
I have a light tw o-horse wagon w hich I w.ll di-poe of
cheap f .r rash. C. S I.AX;iON,
iNotice.
Tersons in.Iehted to the undersigned will rome for
ward and setHe as longer indulgence will not be giv en.
Ilotci scrip t -ken at par.
TnOMPSOX & SIARSn.
Brownville April lo.h, 15S. 4J-tf
Lumber! Lumber!!-
We are pretiared to furnish at our Steam Saw Mill,
opjwistte Urownville inl'rairie Forest,", all kinds of
lumber usually four-el in the West, ami some choice
lumber suitable for wacr?1 ri. furniture, nnJ for build
ing purposes, f e.. such as Hickory, Oak, Ash, Black
Walnut, Sycamore. Linn and Cottonwood, which wc
have constantly on hand. or wi!l prepare at short no
tice, at the lowest maik'-t prices, hi'.'.s sawed to or
der, for steamboats. Win saw lo;; on tbe shares,
or by the hundred. V.'.I'.s for lumber can lie left at
our cm -e, in Urownvillo. We will also furnish lum
ber saw upon the shares, tr bv the hundred :it our
mill at Table I!--.k. IIOADLEV A ML" IK.
Iirownville, April 1.
J. D N. THOMPSON,
Attorney at Law,
Hj re-emed his pr,
tice in all the Courts
Atchins. n c -ciity. .M i
OtHce one j.-ur west
s-i na! business, ami wiil prac
t Nebu-kj. ;.ti 1 the Cotirts in
f I. T. Why :e"s ;. re, E. jtrntil
Xeb.i-K.l.
Urownville, April -2. 15jS
n!3 ly
D. If. M'tACCHLIS CIIAS. DORSET.
Mclaughlin & dorse y,
Main Street, Brownville, X.T ,
Bny and tell Land Warrauts, mike out and file declar
atory statements; make out pre-emption paper; pay
taxes, investigate trtles ;
Uuv and sell property on commission ; furnish land
warrants for time entries, nd attend to all otlier busi
ness conned cU with a ecoerul land atency buines.
Particular attention paid to the selection ol Govern
ment 1 iiiUaiul tLe lucatiou ot laud warrants lor parties
residing at a distance.
McLAl'tillLIN in DORSET" respectfully refer to
ieort;e II. Nixon, Eaq., Register Brownville Land
Office.
Onirics JA. Smith, Escj., Receiver of Public Moneys'
Xemaha Land District.
Robert W. Furnas, Esq. .Editor Advertiser Brownville
Messrs. Luslitani:u &. .'ars.ui. Bankers, Brownville,
Hon. . M. T. Hamilton, Hagcrstown, Mr viand.
Lewis R. Xcwcouier Ksn. Baltimore, Md.
O II B.irnet. Esi , Dayton. Ohio.
lion. Kenner Kurfritsin, Delegate in Congress from
Xebra.ska Terrritory, Washington, D. C.
John A. Deal, Esq.. Attorney at Law, Peru, Ind.
Brownville, April 22. no43tf
"COMBINATION PATENT."
lIMlIliaiT STKA3I SAW 5IILI-
This mill c.imniands the universal admiration of saw
mill men everywhere. As its met its hceonie known, the
demand for it increases. Orders are coining from every
scctioii ol this country, Canada, Cul.a. and South Ameri
ca. It is suited for every section of the world wherever
there is timber to be sawed, no matter of what character
how hard, how larseor how small. Two extensive ma
nufactories are now eniMed in building these mills, yet
it is almost imiiossible to turn them out as fast as they
are wanted. They embrace several valuable t atents
and improvements, and combine all of the following ad-
Simplicitij Both the mill and power are so simple in
their construction that anyone of ordinary mechanical
ability can comprehend them, put them up and un them
without danger or diltkulty.
Portability The whole C:dabli.hnicnt can be very
quickly taken apart and put toetliar, thus rendering it
easy to he moved from place to place as desired, and sav
ing the necessity of ilrawin; the loirs a Ion? distance to
Durability Ii is constructed in the most solid and
substantial manner, runs pertectly still, is not liable to
pet out of order, and will last for years without repair.
Rapidity It will saw taster than any other uprittht
upright null. The speed of the saw is about three hun
dred strokes per minute, and the feed from oiie-eichtk to
three-quarters of an inch per stroke. Thus, at a medium
speed thesaw will cut through a log twenty-four feet
loin: in about three minutes. From this data anyone
knowing the character of the timber can calculate how
much it will do.
F.jliiciency It does its work well, cuts smoother and
straiirhter than the ordinary mills, and the arrangement
of the taw is such as to render it utterly impossible for
it to run out of line.
Cheapness The entire iost of the mill, with fifteen
horse potter and everything all complete and ready for
running, boxed and ready for shipment in St. Louis, is
only $1.7."t).
This mill requires less power to drive than any other
mill, and the power furnished is sutllcient todriveextra
machinery.
A circular containing full particulars will be sent to
any one desiring it. All ordert should be addressed to
UR A;; & IH'UROWKS,
Corner Third and Market streets, St. Louis. Mo.,
solo agents for the Western and Southern States.
March 25. '6S 4-S-ly
JOHN A. PARKER & CO.,
w.vsiiixGTujr, c.
Jons' A. PARKER, la?e- Register cf the Land Oirice,
Omaha, N. T., having resigned his crflce wiil heree-er,
'.a connection with one of the best I.iu.1 Lawgiver Hi the
connfT. attend to all buainem cotfuW U him; amt es
pecially
PKE-EMPTION CASES.
Which he lias m ute himself thoroughly iuuuaintoU villi
by study and practice for years.
He refers to the Heads of Departments and Members
of Congress of both lloiir-es.
All applications for services must be accompanied with
a fee to insure attention.
January 23, no31-ly
JOHN. F. KINNEY. CIIAS. F. HOLLY.
KINNEY & HOLLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of this Territory. Collec
tion anil critnin.il husiness atteu.leil to Ihroiichout X
hraska, Western Iowa and MUsoiiri. Will attenil the
Courts at Brownville. v2n33-6m
People's IiKlrpnuIent Une.
Season Arranrrcinont of the new Mis
souri llivtr rasscngcr Steamer
ALONZO CHILD,
( APT. JOE IIOLLAM).
' Kesuhir Council Hlmls. Omaha City, Flor--f
i ence and Simix City Packet, for Sioux City,
FI .re-.ue, tiinaha. Council ltlull's. Bellevue, St. Mary's,
PlattMiioiith. Wyoinini: Citv, Nebraska Citv. Limlen.
Brownville. Kockport, Iletnniie's L itelin;:, S.unt Steph
ens. White Cloii'l. Forrest City, Oregon, Iowa Point. Sa
vaniiiih. St. Joseph. ! -ii ipliiiTi, Atihisen, Weton, Fort
Leavenworth. Leavenworth City, Kansas City, &c.
Thenerf. switt, ainl liiauiiilic.-iil passenger aii'l freight
steamer ALOXZO ( II I I.I. Joe Ilui.l.AM) M ister, w ill.
upon the opeuitiof navigation, resiimeher re-.-uIar trips,
intheahove tra.le, uml to all the intenneoiaie p.-misoii
the Missouri river. Her patrons can rely not only iii..n
her cotitiimiiii: in the trade 'lorii:? th enure Ooatin sea
son, hut of liiiilm? this season, (taring the past, that
for ((inckiiess and regularity of tripp, veil as superi
ority u passenger . taoni-.lati .ns. atwi g.-ncral arraiii:e-
nienti, that they arc not excelled lr those of any other
boat runuini; on ihe river; luvuu reiently heen placeil
in the in jst uoexceptionable condition throughout, pre
,.aiaioij oj t litj.iaii.j; lu ILO a proai Uinn easoii-s tmsi-nes.-
The steamer Alon7o Child, is new, hnvins run but a
portion of one season, ami for the very liberal patmn-a-e
she has receiveil. C.itit. Holland desires to present
his thanks to his triends. uml to fay to them that they wiil
find his boat .ni l otfiVcrs fully np to the standard of a
first class, we'! oflii ercl Missouri Itiver passiii-.-er steam
er, and as Mich hepes to receive a reasonable share of
the patronage of thu shippers and the public generally.
-March -'j.
JONAS CRANE. THEODORE H1J1
Crane eft? 22111.
rOltWAIttllVT. AM COMMISSION MFnrlT ANTS,
AX!) STEAM BOAT AGENTS.
Wholesale and Retail Healers in Dry floods, (Jrocerics
Hardware, Oneensware. Furniture, stoves,
i'lotir, liacoii, sc,
se-,.t. 24, -57 Brownville. X T,
SPKlXtiSAtES.
W.F.ENDERS & CO.,
Wliolesale C'lolliinsr Warehouse,
Ao 02. J'n" Strut, St. Loiii,
Have iit't received a full and complete stx-k of Sprinjr
atnl Siiiininer cL.thun:; which is unsurpassed in extent,
inality, and workmanship, in any other house in the
I'nion. All our clothinj is made hy us expressly
fortliis market, at our Manufactory, Simmons Mock,
l'.oStotl.
Iir'e and close huyers win find it tor their interest
ta cive us a call, as we pledge ourselves to sell for rash,
or to prompt men at prices that will defy all compe
tition. A full stock I..r Sutlers and Santa i'e trade.
Win. Y. ENDKKS, St. Louis, John W. BKiKLOW,
Itostou. no 4i
McCORlVIICK'S
Reaper & Mower for 1858
.'. HYATT & Co., Agents
Sf.J'xrjli, JftHiiHrt,
Is attain fffered to the farmers r.f Missouri, and Nebraska,
as the best R'.aper in the vvond. anil the best cctnbincd
Reaper and Mower, and is so warranted. For five years
past 1 have avoided attending the various State and
County Fairs, for the purpose of seeking premiums, re
garding my machine as ih well known to need that sort
i f commendation. In July la.-t the t'nited States A -i-
rieultural society, at their Fair at Syracuse, Xew York,
awarded 1 1 me a
GOLD MEDAL, and DIPLOMA.
For the best reaper, after a severe test, in heavy tan
gled ryeover hilly and uneven ground. Also the 'Great
Council Medal' was awarded by the exhibition of all na
tions in London in ISol to C. M'-Cormii k. on the ground
or the originallityand value of his AMERICAN REAP
ER, and also at the treat French Exhibition at Paris, in
ISf5. was awarded the Grand Gold Medal of Honor. Also
the highest prize awarded to anv reapinc machine hy the
Royal Agricultural Society of Encland in V&l. and still
niore clorious, the highest satisfaction and approval of
over 100.000 farmer of my own country.
Farmers desi-ingthe McCormick Reaper and Mower for
the present year will secure hy leavinx their orders
should he sent on before the 1st day of .March neit.
April 15, lSiS no-12
W. If. WIMJAMS,
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALER IN
STOVES & TINWARE
Oregon, IVTo.,
TJIAKES pleasure in announcing thecitiiTisof Or
1. 'Ron and the public in general, that he has on
hand the inot extensive ?tck T Stoves and Tin
ware, ercr ;2cred in this market. My stx k of Tin
ware is of my own manufacture, and is for sale at
Wholesale and Retail at St. Loui prices.
I would call particular attention to my stock of
COOKING STOVES .comprising the most improved
patterns both Air-Tight and Premium. Among them
may be found Filly's ("barter Oak, the best stove no-w
in use, the Asiatic Air-Tight, I'ionecr and prize I're
inium. Also
Parlor & Box Stoves
Of various Size? an l Patterns, which I wiil
SEI.I, LOWER THAN ANV IIOTSE IN TOWN.
Particular attention pai l to nuking an l putting
up Tin tinners, in the t..wn ..1 -country. ANo, re
pairing done on -dn-rt notice and on reasonable terms.
O.d copptr, I,rass and Pewter taken in exchange
for work or ware.
W. W. WILLIAM.
vl-n."
Oreg m. Mo.. July j, lof.
IM:Xl:o.e273r.
A ciipe-.-i.-r st--r-S .-f Millinery
r.ew Mi il;r:ery ( ,-t .l.li-l.rnrv: . -Si.
C arson's B u hi!.- Ilu-c. F-r
'id Dress Goids at rr.y
.0 '. r-r aheve Lushbauglt
ri.vil e. N. T
MART TCRNER.
Buchanan Life and General
Ixisuranoo Co.,
Ollice cor 2d and Jule gta.,
ST. JOSEPH, J10.
KTEUKD AT TIIE LAST SESSION OF THK MO. Ltd
Authorized Capitol $3,000,000.
VIRECTORS:
J. B.Jennin-., I. U. Howard, J. A. Owen.Miltoq
c-otb, .lohul'oLhoun.JohnlJ. Likens, V. H.Peneik,
Jutuea Kay, X.J. McAsban, A. (i. Munsfieer.
J. U. JENSIXGS, Pr.
N.R.MoAshan, Scc'y. ,
IS now read t to receive application for Life, Tire,
Marinoand lUver ri?ks. A cash return of SSpe
ccut. will bo allowed on cargo premiums. LoMr
promptly adjusted, and the Uaual facilities given to
the patrons of the office.
April lGth,lS57. 44-3m
Clothing.
WEBSTER, MARSH & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
Ready Made Clothing,
J5, Main St., St. Louis, Mo.
SHIRTS. DRAWERS. OVFR AI.T.3, SHIRTS,
I1UX133E IX OOODS,
aid all kinds ot
FURNISHING GOODS.
ALSO FA I.I. STOCK OP
GENT S AND LOY S CLOTHING,
Which wc offer as low as anv Honse in the City.
WEBSTER, MARSH & CO.
WHEELER &. WILSON'S
INCOMPARABLE
SEWING jNIACHINES
j. w. McDonald & co..
No. 79, Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo.
Are taking the place of alt other machine to
Families, Dress-Makers.
AND
Tliey are the Simplest, Speediest, Cheapest nd most
durable Machines exi.-t int.
Agents Wanted In Every Town In
the West.
. F. SNYDER,
Forwardln?and Commission
And Steamboat Agent,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Will he at the Levee at all hours upon the arrival of
le.iiiibo.its. and attend to the Collection of Bills ami
Business left nith him w ith prompt dispatch; also attend
to the Heccivingof goods for boats, either for St. Loui or
npper Missouri.
Will he found in the rffVe of Dolman & West Real
Estate Agents. Market Square.
MILLER & liOIS VUMPx,
lmporterso t French amKieruian
looking-glass:plates,
Sheet, S!ij -IJslil, :ml Floor Glas,
IS, iSeeondt., St. Louis, JIo.
Manufacturers of Orn.iinent al I.kins-(ilass Framei.
Stained (j lass in all its Various Brandies,
for Churches, Public and Private
Buildings.
Ornamental M urk for Steamboats.
1 1 A Y DEN TsTV I LS(JN
Importer and Manufacturers of
AND
Coach Hardware,
Carriage Trimmings, Sultlle Trees,
Ilamcs, springs and Axles,
Patent and Enameled Leather,
SKIRTING,
HARNESS, &
BRIDLE LEATHER.
No. 11, Main Street. St. Louis, 3Io.f
Are prepared to offer to their customers and the trade
an assortment of articles unsurpissed, in quality anil
cheapness, by any House in their line, Fast or West.
185a 1858.
SCA11MTT MASON,
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of
Furniture and Upholstery.
Washington Avenue, between
SECOND ASD THIRD St's, ST. LOUIS, MO
Incur Warerenms will he found the lafpst anl best
styles, made ly the best w.rkii.cu and of superior mate
r.al and tini-h.
ItEDSTHADS Fine Rostewood and Mahopany, Walnut
Oak and Cherry, with hiu'h posts ami Canopy.
SI lK III iA It lis Rosewood, .M.ihocanf, Uak and Wal
nut with Siielvesand .M irt.ie Tops
WARPKOHKS and SK.CKETAR1E3. Rosewood, Ma
hogany, Uak and Walnut.
SoFAS Mahogany and Walnut, Covered in hair Cloth,
Lasting ami Krocatelle.
HCKKAl'S Fine Rosewood. Mahogany, Oak and Wal
nut, w ith sole cases, Marble Top and Oval Glasses.
Roosewoml, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut Washstamls,
Center and Side Tables with Marble Tops.
HAT RACKS Rosewood. Mahogany, Oak and Walnut
of many styles.
Also: Fine Rosewood, Mahocanr, Oak and Walnut
Parlor, Easy and R.k knur Chairs; every variety of Cusl
ioii, Ku-h and Cane Seat Reception and Cottaiie Chairs ;
Recumbent Chairs, Pi mo Stools, Ottoman, Footstool,
Corner and Side Whatnots. Extension Tables, Sbowei
Baths, Ice Hoxes, Wire and Tin Safes, Scarritt's Patent
L .unge lled-teids.
GILT LOoK.lNi GLASS E3 Splendid Pier Glasses,
Ovals, Mautle and S purc; Wood FKtuiei iu large as
sortment .
It EDI )I N'G Spring. Hair. M s. Excelsior and nusk
Matrasses; Feather Reds, Pillows, Bolsters, Comfort,
Sheets. &.c, all of the best material, and warranted tu
oe frcr-h, sweet and new.
Every article warranted i represented, and at price
as low as any other house i" the city lor corresponding
finality.
Orders solicited and faithfully filled.
We cordially invite every one who wishes to call and
examine and price mir g-:, n we are pleased to show
our goods, and give yon all I lie information in our power.
All articles sold by us caret ully packed and delivered
on Iloat or at the house,
Very Respectfully, SCARHITT St MASON.
no37
SPUING AM) SHIMEU GOODS.
FIELD, BEARDSLEE &. CO.,
Importers and Jobbers.
Piece c;oo! lor Jlon'S lVear,
A"o. b, Jftin tin it, St. Louis
We arc now in receipt i.f a large and complete stock
of g s.ds suitable for tl.eSp-ing and Summer trade wbi h
we offer on the mot faforil.le terms. The stock con
sists in part of the following L'.-ds, viz:
CLOTHS.
Cassiiners; Poesk:n: Satinet: Tweets J CashrrteretM;
Jeans; Conluroys ; Mole-k ns; Linens; Cottotiades ; Al
pacas ; Drap D'Ettcs ; Farmer's Sat ins ; Vestings ; Vel
vets Serges itc ; every des-rlption of tilors' and cloth
iers triiiitntu-.'s. A Complete st.rt k of Blankets. A full
assortment of wool i-hirt mil drawers.
Merchants. Clothiers and Tailors vi-iling the city for
the purpose of bnyin; their Spring St.' will find it to
their mtere-t to examine o-tr st.M k before making their
selections. All orders wi' I receive prompt attention.
FIELD, BEARDSLEE it CO.
April 15, l?,"j S no42
New Spring Goods,
BKOWN "& CO.,
Xo, "SS, Main Street Saint LouI,
Invite Merchants visitinjSt. Louis to their immense
stock of New Spring G.iods,
IMPORTATION OF 1858,
Black Gro ile Rhine Silks; Black and Colored flatin;
Printed J.ic.'.iets; Chailies; Dnt.age' ; White
Embroideries ; Lace Go.iis; (i loves; Hosiery J Lata
Mitts, fcc.
Brown & Co., have ready for exhibition tbe latt
European and American st .!e- of h'M.ps and Imop skirts;
French Skirt reed : ribbon- f f all style, si'.k cravats,
dre- trimmini:; br'ii e, Combs, button-, toeethcr with
five eases Parasols, -t the latest and most fashionable
de:;n.
Cash bnycrs. rlr.re purchase's, and rrotnpt men, vis
iting this market, are invited to exam.ne our tRk anJ
prices.
ftROWX, & CO., 73 Main Slreet Saint Louif.
April 15, 1854 no 42.
Potter Wanted.
I w ill give employment t , a g'xl, industrious Potter,,
well acquainted with the lus.ne-s.
JOHN' McrHERSO-.
Brownville. Tec 5. 1S57. niatr
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
KiiOW.VViLLPf, N. T.
Will wri:e .li-td- . f tverv kind nnd ci.mra-ts f..r every-D'irp--e.
w-i li ..irranusl Icl-- .n.-uraty.
ottice, ta the B.inkitiL' llon.p t Lnsstwiugh k. Carson
REFER TO
H -n. J. I n A. Bin.'ham. Ct1'i, Oliio.
' W IC C irter, CSevfland, '
" R P Sp ildi'ig. " "
" B F Leiier, Can'o'i, "
" S l.,l,::i. - ..'-'
" W;o RSipp. Vt. Verru.n, "
" S PCI i ' i' "
" Tli- s K .r-I. Marie!-!, "
" Jas Craig. S. Jo;Cvh, Xo,
Erownvije,. O.:. 2ii, 'iT. v2ul7-Iy
ini