Nebraska Newspapers

    BELLEVUE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1S57.
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Quarterly Meeting, In connection with tlie
M. E. Church In Bellevue, May 2:d and 21th.
Preaching by the Presiding Elder of the Dis
trict, Saturday evening and also on Sunday
rooming, at half past ten o'clock, at the
school house.
P-S"" There will be uu religions ser
vice 0:1 next Sabbath evening, at the house
of the Rev. VY Hamilton, on account of
his having to fill an appointing nt at Black
bird. Jp3 Mr. II. T. Clirke, has just re
ceived, and now offers for sa'e nt his
Warehouse near the landing, a choice lot
of Extra Fancy and Soperline Flour,
which he will retail at from $10,00 to
$12,00. per bbl. II j is determined uot
to ba uud.Tsold by his neighbors of tlie
Blufls or Omaha. Call and try him.
Jf'y Goods of every descrijtion are
crowding into this city by every new ar
rival. During the pat week, Mr. L. H.
Kinney has received stacks and piles of
New . Goods which he is now .opening at
his Jd stand, and with thi .assistance of
three or four clerks is busily engaged in
waring upon his numerous customers. -Mr.
Kinnev is the pioneer merchant of
this city, and is 'prepared to ente into
competition f.r go.nl bargains and low
price with all n w comers. His goods
hare been selected w'th a view to the
wants of tho citizens of this country.
Give him a call, and you will find hi
goods right in both quality an I prii.e. and
the Proprietor himself an accomplished
salesman ami genilmati. Ga in.
V Hi , f
P3" Another good Shoem aker, would
find it to his in crest to locate in this city.
A good workman, who is of industrious
nnd steady hal i a would do well and ac
cumulate money fast.
Jf5""If man dies, shall he live
again f . The flowers which spring to
life and deck the prairie with their beau
ty, and delight and regale our senses
with their fragrance, after the blighting
frosts of cold and dreary winter hare
passed away answers, yes. The rolling
seasons, seed time and harvest, day and
night proclaim this mighty truth; and yet
the world is murmuring k'iil, " if a man
dies, bhall he live again?" Nature in ev
ery pulsation, answers, yes; man shall
live, though the foundation upon which
he built his hopos of happiness shall prove
the baseless fabric of 0, vision, and all his
bright and glowing anticipations be blast
ed with the mildew of death still he may
call upon Messrs.-' C'learw&txk White
& Sanders, at their new Sloru in Belle
vue, and be accommodated with every
thing ha may wuh to purchase in the
way of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
Queens ware, &.C., See advertise
ment in another column,
Q The steamers from St. Louis
have, for the past week, averaged one
per day, and have discharged more
freight at this point than last season.
This speaks well for Rellevue, and shows
the ' flourishing condition and business
prosperity of tlie place. . . .
The boats which parsed up were the
Omaha, John Warner, New Mouongu
hela, Spread Eagle, E. A. Ogden, Silver
Heels and Emma.
The John Warner nd New Mononga
hela di charged the large.-l amount of
freight at this place. By the way, the
officers of these bonis are kind and
ob'iging to those with whom they have
intercourse, and unlike the enpta ns ou
tie Ohio river, they deem it a pha.-urj
in communicating information' to their
pa-iscngirs, and .!w y il,ir ivnduul
that they p-aws a largo tharo of th)
milk of human kindness.
fQ-. Tho new and splendid Stcan.or
Silver IlrtLsis certaiiilv the avifltd
lal 011 the Missouri river. She walks
up tlie rapid nnd tuilid 'voters of this
stream like "a thing of life."
She left St. Joseph on last Monday
morning, at half pa.-t two o'clock dis
charged freight and passengers at all the
different points, and lost three nnd a half
hours at Iowa bar lim 1 out from St. Jo
seph to Bellurue, one day and thirteen
hours.
She left St. Lotus on Tuesday evening
loth inot., at 7 o'clock P. M. Lost one
day below St. Joseph lay ten hours at
St. Joseph, and out from St. Louis to this
city, but six and three fourths days. This
is the swiftest running up the Missouri
river on record.
We are obliged to the gentlemanly Cap
tain and Clerk, for St Louis papers up to
thel lihin.it. After discharging freight
and pa sengers at this place, she pro.-eed-id
to Omaha and yesterday morning she
passed back on her downward trip.
Trivate letters from Madrid, of the
10th, state that Lord Howdcn and the
M.inpiis de Fucgot are doing everything
in their power to prevent the breaking
out of hostilities between Spain and Mex
ico, as from the latest and surest informa
tion it is apprehended there is a plan of
the United States to make a divi.a'oli of
Cuba in the event of war.
NEW STORE;
S EATON & EOWLES.
Eollovuo, TXT. T.
il VVi.Vii removed i.1.0 our larpe new more,
on Mlin street, we are now euahledto olHr to
the Citizen oC Oo nrla comity, one of the
Tersest, Cheapest nnd hest SWccted Stock of
(iooj. ever opened iu Uiis city, cousistiuir in
p.irt of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Q tee-isware.
SiJveware,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Bjots,
Shoes,
Hats & Caps,
Woodenware,
Provisions, &3.,
Thankful for the liberal patrouawe hereto,
fore extended to u we enrneVly solicit It
coa'lieiance, foU tar confident that the q:nliy
and price of our goods, cannot fail to please.
KKATOV t ROWLES.
Bellevue, Oct. 21, lSjii. 1-tf
BELLEVUE HOUSE!
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE ADOVE
LARGE AMD POPULAR
HO T E L ,
OFFERS EVERY
To the Public, and will render
ASSIDIOIS ATTEXTIOY
To fit wards of UIS GUESTS..
J. T. ALL EX.
Bellevue, Oct. 23, lS.lo. 1-tf
SEISOX ARU1XUE1IET.
Regulir Picket for- Kni, Nebraska City,
Bellevue, Ton cil Bltilei, Omaha,
ad. I Florence.
THE new nd elegant Steamer
'VWffi MLn-nP-ha-hl. Can. Clnrlea
Biker, Mttter, llutchiuaon.
Cierk, will run a a rerwlr packet, to the
above and all intermediate point 011 the Mis
souri river, and ieron can rel v upon her con
tinninp In the tr.iile regular y during the eaon.
The Min-ne-ha-ha H nn entirelv new hoa
built exprely for the Mio'iri River trade,
and iK-in;; fi'ted up K the latest and moit ap
proved e'yle, hor officer fW co.ifi lent, that
t ict attention to the comfort of P i"j;er,
and to h-isine, will m.ika her the favorite
b at in the trade.
CHAS. BAKER Muter.
HuTciu.vnoN, Clerk.
II. T Clarke, Agent. 2'i
SrRIXG ARRWuE.MEXT,
Regular Picket for Ka-ia Leavenworth,
We'on,St. Joidi,S'vannah, Iowa Point,
Nebraska Ci'v,, Bi-llevu", Council
H'"If, Omili'V and Florence,
THE ti"vna etesraut Piwnir
frfr3 ; S'eamer Floivne. .1 TUrock-
i.'.TJnioiio'i. M ix.er. J. K. Gorman.
Clek, will r.'tirne.ice h"r trip a a r"srul r
packet in the above trad", on the oneueiir of
I navii'ioii i-i th "prinp, and will rem liu i.i it
tnro'inoit mi eaon.
The Florence hi vine; been built unW the
auperintendence of the Hnrine', exnrr!v
f. r the trail" i of ex raor.lin.irv Rtreiigh,and
well a lap'ed to itli. evrv par Icular A rea
sonable ehare of the ntrona?4 of liippr,
nd the n ibie rira'tv. i rospoctfnllv soli
cited. J. THR?CKM'JRT 'N, Master.
S3- J. K. Gohmin, Clerk,
J II BROWS,
attorx::y a rurxrcLon at law
GENERAL LAAD AjEST,
AND NOTAUY PUUMC,
rit!timwVi, c.isi Co. x. t.
ATTEND tab nines in any of th C.mrt
j of thi Terri'orv. Pir'icilar a'-'entioa paid
1 to nhtaiuln? and locating Land Warrant, eol
j ec:ion of debt, ane taxes pa!d. I.e'ter af
Inquiry reia'ive to anv parts or th Territory
answered, if rcoin-wnie wiih a fee.
REFERENCED t
Hon. T.vmin Trura's i'I. U. S. S. from m.j
lln lam" K.iox, L C. "
H vi. O. II. W-owt."r, Q liney,
II i lam" W. G'tnie, Gn-er ior of lows.
tr,n. It. n. n-nf. DM to C. fnm N. T.
Green, Wear" 3t Bent0o, Council Rluirs, !.
NuckolU la Co., Gleowonil, Iowa. 231?.
ST. MH ADYCRTISCIICXTS.
KUilL & KAYSER,
St. Mary, Mills County Iowa.
NEW STORR
NJ3W FIRM.
NEW GOODS.
WE would respectfully announce to the
people of Mill and adjoining counties,
that we hive lorated ourelve In the new
Brick etore on the corner of Front street ami
Sire' Avenue, in St. M iry, and now have on
hand a full and well aelecied stock of
TXToxv Goods,
nd.iptcd to tin wants of this community, con
sist in? of
GHorKIlIE's,
DKY GOODS.
HARDWARE,
II ATS CAPS.
BOOTS !t SHOES.
Dur(;si. Mr.Dtrivns,
OILS, rLOTHING,
FANCY GOODS,
Fl'RN'ITUltl'.,
PAINT,
LIQUORS,
WINDOW-GLASS,
SASH, fcc, Slc.
We are determined to srll to cash cue'o
mnr lower thau auv other es'.iblWhment. in
I His por'ion of th" S'lle. An examination of
o ir 'ock and price will be all thai I neco
sirv to convince yoa of the fact. Look out
Tor the
mammoth rnnx STORE!!!
Fa sTaTssr, st. m
r n" AM ki id of co intry prod ice taken In
"xehvirr for Good.
no.V.f. KUHL i KAYSER.
P. A. SARPY,
Wholosilo & R"til Mrrolnnt,
coRNcn or mm and caroorv strekts,
ST. MARY, IOWA.
HAS jut received and i.ovv h i for sale, a
lare assnr mcit of selecleil inerdi 1 idise
adapted to the want of all in this new and
tlirivhig corn 111 -nii'.y, which he can el ac he ip
a can ! .i.'rel elsewli-'re so hih upo.i the
Missouri river. His (foods have been selected
bv an experienced purchaser, wi:h special
reference to the circumstance and want of
alt class" of settler l i a now co tntry. L-i-die
nnd pen'leinen, children and yotlh, all
can be supplied. Call and see for yourselves.
Hi stock consis of the following, amnni; a
irreat many o'her articles he cannot now enu
merate ; Among hi
Dry Goods,
Miy be found Woolen and Satinet Clo'h,
Casiiaeis, Twee !, Cashmeres, Llnsevs,
Flannel, Red, White, Gray and 111 le. Caspian
Plaids, Ootkou Good, S!ee: ins: and Snir; i.nrs,
llleached and L'nble.ieheil, Ul ie and Wliite,
Drillm;, O-inaliurg, Bed-Tickinp;, Hickory
Checks, Stc, fee.
Fancy Goods.
A beautiful assortment of fancy print of
every variety of style a ml pattern. 'Gingham,
Lawns, Fij ired Alpaeea, Bomtnines, liom
bayetts, Shawl, Scarr H mdUerchiefs, Neck
erchiefs, Crape, Muslin, Edjji igs, Ribbons,
&C, &c.
(lolhin?.
A well seleC,j stock of S umner, Fall and
Winter Clothing, coiisisiiipr in part of line
Dres Coats, Pants and Vests; also, pood
S imiiier Clo' liinic of all descrip'ions, and heavy
Clothiujfor Fallaud Winter use. Also, Sliiris,
Knit Flannel Drawer and Undershirts, Socks,
&c. Mens' and Boys' Ht and Caps, of va
rious fashions, qualities and prices. Boots At
Shoes, thick and thin, polished and unpolished,
of every description, for Men, Women, and
Children's use.
Groceries.
Crushed, Clarified, Loaf and Brown Sutpr,
Molasses, Syrup Molases, Golden Syrup,
S iperior Tea, Rio and Java Corl'-e, Sassafras,
Ginger, Pepper, Cloves, Spice, Cinnamon,
ground Giiiger, Nutmegs, hu-ilf, Tobacco,
Cigars, Pipes, Soap, Candles, Vinegar, Pickles
Pepper-Sauce, &c, te.
Provisions.
A large assortment of Flour, of various
qualities and prices j Cor 'vi and all the
various product of the F-rm and G ardent
Bacon, Fish, Kiln dried Ap .es, Peaches,
Currants, Raisins, &.c.
Hardware
Stoves of vario is pattern, for Cooking am)
Heating room, Stove-pipe and Elbows, larg
and small Iron Kettles, Frying Pan, Skillets
Haiiil-lroii, Shovel and Tongues, Manure n I
Hay Fork, Scythe. Shovel and Httade, I,ot
and Trace Chain. Axes, H immrs, Pincers
Iron and Steel, Nails, Hore-Rsps, File
Saws, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Ra
zors, Butt and Screws, Door Handles, Knob,
Locks, Stc, Sc.
Thwart.
A general assortment kept for liousehok
purposes.
Wood ware.
Wss'i-tnbs, Shaker Pails, Wood and Zinc
Washboards.
l.rathcr.
Sole Leather. Tlar.ies Leather, Cowhide,
Kip Skins, Calf Skins, Linings and Morocco,
Saddles, Bridles. Halters, Lariats, Circiugles,
Belly-bands, Driving-lines, Collars, Back
strap, Girths, Blind-Sri lies, &.c., ..
Medicines.
A general assortment of M'dicine, for
Fevers, Fever and A2ie, and the common
complaint of the countrv. Cook'. Lee's,
Sappenvtou's, Bragg' and Javnns' Pill, Q.,i.
nine, Tonic, and vario i kind of S' im ilant,
Ano Ivies, Lintinnt. and o"her article nrce.
sarv for the sick and the .invalid. l-tf
THE 2IIS3DU I RIVCH AND IOWA
STONI COMPANY.
AT 3 1. MAIl S. MfvLIJ CO.,
IOWA
'RF prepare! o f imis'i IWofi low and
Nebraska wl'h S D, 1 ,U VK. IMJ-.
ROK. fc hf M'ING Sli-NE of everv
i variety, sie and h !. Thev have faci'i ies
for q -wrrving ANY QUWriTY, that may
be needed, and also iu.eml to make
D IIC; WT21 LIMS, &c.
100 Laborers
REFK't AN KS: I'. h vt ait J 4. C .,
St. I.OIM-. (il-r.r.NR, WtA , &. Br.NTOX,
Covs II. B VFF.
All order should he sddred to
J NO. W. ANTil'NY, S rst-TAHT.
St. Marys, Mirch l")th,Hl. aitf.
II. Mr-VKK.
A. GKT7!Clf AN.
MTr & CI 'tziehm inn's
The i-iderie:!ied he-r leave to inform tl
citizen of the a.ljoi'tlnt; counties in Nebraska,
nut tliey re trni.ling a new FLOCKING
MIT.In with two run of Burrs, st
ST. MARY, MILLS CO., IOWA.
to be in o!;era'i(. on the 1st of Auir1 '.
If!'.er will do well 'oril fl ,'vif W. ..
we sre e ared t ) pay th l.i,'l.et pf in
ill rjm'.
' i," Birds' will 'o b ho:r t by tY jTc
t I'C. 4-t !
tl. M.'.KY DiaV.W.KY,
t C'?'Nt !-.:, .e J9 3d.
0.1MIM ADVERTISEMENTS.
I. A. JONES.
nrn. w. woon,
THE L.R(iEsr
Drug & Chemical Houso
IN T II R WEST.
OMAHA CITY.NEIIRASIvA TERRITORY
JONES & WOOD,
WltOLEStLC AMD IlrTAIL DlMLtng IN
Drugs,
Cliemical,
Pa tut,
Oil,
Pve Stuffs,
Window Gla,
Wine,
Liquor,
Cigar,
Tobacco, ke. Ate. Ac.
Ilavlni piirph.aed the enUre stock of
1MILGN and F ,iM'r tiO(DS formerly be
longing to C. A. Henry A. Co., together with
our own full purchase, we are now enabled
to off'.-r the public a complete nn assortment
of DRUGS and FANCY GOODS n can be
found west of the Mississippi river. O ir
stork Is of magnitude euo igh to s ipply the
whole N 'brisk trnd.'t and h iving been' pur
chased under the most fivorthle rirruin
etauces, we feel assured Iu our H'atement,
tint if Fine (Jon, Is, us regards quantity, qnal
I' V and price, are viv objec' 'o thrase d. illnir
iu Dtlt?(;s and MEDICINE-, we can oiPr
lh"se jnd ireme its to a gre i'er ex'en' III hi anv
o'her 11 1 He I t t tl n Wei', Co lu'rv M Teh M'
nnd Plivstrian are requested to ex iinlue o ir
stock before p irclnslng elsnwhero
no lj-tf JON EH X WOOD.
ANOTHEIl
GRAND ENTERPRISE!
1003 PAIRS
Eastern Boots & SI1003
SKLLIXfJ AT COST
AT T II E O M A II A CITY
Boot and Shoo Etoro,
To make room for my own manufacture.
Also, a good assortment of Ladies' and Gents'
Rubber, Overs and Kind lis of A. No. 1 quali
ty, at a very small advance, fo.;e Ji-r wi'h a
complete assortment of work of invown man
ufacture, including Lldies' And Gents' Bud'.ilo
uver.
Also, a well selected Stock of
Leather and Findings.
P.' S. Every style of Boot or Shoe in ide to
order, as us ia', and warranted easy, fashion
able and il arable,
no l.V.f. W. HENRY STARK.
MEW GOOES! NEW STORE!!
'Mil nud"rs.g ie I have opened, at their new
1. store on Douglas street, opposite the
banks, a new ami splendid assortment of
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING,
BOOI'S and SHOES,
BOOKS, STATIONERY, Jke.
O 1 1' s'ock of Dry Goo la eo npriae all kinds of
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S and CHILD
REN'S DRESS GOODS,
ALL KINDS OF DOME3riC3
and everything thai is iei.iili.e (u make up a
complete assortment of Dry Goods.
EiDifilJjsTi,
We have a large lot of Clo'hiug that is wel
and fishionnbly inide, and o it of the best
material. O ir stock consist of all kind of
Gents' furnishing Good.
BOOTS nnd SHOES.
Our stock of Boo' and Shoe is the largest
everolfered to the citizen of Nebraska. They
are purchased directly from tiie manufac
turer, and are of the very best quality.
Our goods are all new, nnd recently pur
chased in the Eastern cities, ami we intend
eellii.t liiein at astonishing low prices. All
the ci'i.en of Omaha and vicinity are re
quested to call and examine our stock, as they
will find it to their interest to do so.
(iiT We study to please.
no. 10-tf PATRICK it CO.
W. II. STARK.
O. W. HEPBURN.
NEW
Boot and Shoo Store,
On FARNHAM Street, Opposite the Ex
change Bank.
w. SsTARKlTca.,
Would reined filly iMr,rin the lldies and gen
tlemen of O.nah l and viciul y, that they h ive
on hand and are manufacturing a couiplvte
s'ock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of the best quality, and warranted; compri
sing the following, viz:
Ladies' Fine Lnee and Congress Giiter.
Kid B.M).ee 'id Co igres Gaiter.
" " Sllnper and Piro li Tie.
" Heavy Morocco and Calf Bootee.
Misses " "
Cliilds'
Gents' Sewed Kip and Calf Boot.
. 'e'e,l
" Fine French or Pmn Ron's.
, ' Water Proof a ndQ iilte.1-Bottom Boots.
" Pae it Calf Boo'.
Oxford Ties a id Gaiter.
" Kit a id Calf Slioes
Bov' a ad Yorh' Kip Boo' and Brogm.
All of which are m ide of the best in aerial
the market adVls. O ir facilities for a. lect
in? are uusurpissed la, Eis'eru ci ies, and we
wish it distinc'ly uiide'rs.on I Hi it we
V. arrmt Erery Artiolo Wo Sell.
We hive the best of workmen l i o ir em
ploy. Every si' vlo of Boo' or Shie nri.l to
order, and warranted n easy and fashio iable
fl . ltespectf ill v.
,no l3-tf , w. If. STARK & CO. .
FRA VI .. HMf. wrT.ll.tM FfODSIIAM
New Tork
GUN AlfD JEWELRY STORE.
KEMP t FRODSHAM,
DEVLERS In Clock, Wi'cbe. Jewelry,
! isical Ins'rimeat, Rides, Shot Guiu,
ana rmot.
CLOCKS.
Tliir'y hour and eight d iv clock of the two
tie.t inauut ic'xnei In the Cniouj teauiuo.it
and otfice spring clock.
GUNS.
Single and double shot Gun, from five to
1 fif'v .1 llart Rid-, of o ir owii make; alo,
I Eastern make; Pis'ot of all kinds; pistol
Dusk. !io' nig, wiiKling anl wit cutter;
common a id wi'er-proof caps; colt's cm.
and n mi"ro a o her arietes aiitablefor the
We: e-ii trade, which nei'.her time nor space
will allow to enumerate.
V AH of the above article ioM on the
most reasonable term. Repairing don to
or.lr st short notice. no y-tf.
Omaha Citv, N. T.
CHAS. CHRISTOPHER,
MACilllSTCOFPERS.VITH;
la all it3 Eran:h?s.
BELLEVUE AND OMAIIA.
FIRST ARRIVAL
OF THE
PF.n STKAMER ST. MART'S.
THE undersigned take pleasure In nnnun.
ring to th citizen of Rellevu and Sarpy
Cmiiity la generl, tint they hve received
per Slesmer St. Mary, a larg nd splendid
stock of Groceries oouslitlng in fart of
Tea,
ColTee,
Sugar,
M''I4M,
Fish.
8alt,
Cheesev
Cracker,
8op,
Oyster, Liquor,
Fiits, bjiices.
Risln. Sardin,
Candf,
Drn.rs,
Oils,
r..iut,
Brnshe,
Gla,
Si one Ware. fee. he.
THEY would also rill particular attention
to their superior s'ock of preserved frull
eo isis ing of go is'ierrles, Rtiubirb, Q ilnces,
I'e ir'i.'s. Annies. C 'rri a' a id m'T 'l f' il .
Alsi -hee s'ock of fre.h CVN OYaTKIH
and " R')I F. i which they cin warrant of
superior i( nil V.
T'i"v wo ild alio I ifo'm Soi-'sti-i that
they h ve i ir-es ip jt v or P.IWDFI, S'I'l T.
LE D in I CMM, ami tint tbey will II id
ll"ir s'ore s iperior piles to provide the lie.
resiarln of a h mMng ex' irsln i, all of which
they will e! cheap for CASH,
Also a large nnd p'en.ir assor'tnent of
French and Auierlcan Perfumery, consisting
in part of
Pomaile,
Cologne,
Sosri efe.
wvrrLESfcNicr.
Bellerue, April t'.th, !Sj7. 2'l-tf.
I AM HERE,
FAIRLY located In Bellevue, su I am d'ter
mined to s'.av here too, (that Is IT the citizen
of Bellevue give me ouia encouragement)
I hive juit p irehased flue lot of piiuts,
brushes iinil uudrle belo iglng to J. T. White,
ami am nre;nre. to do all work, that the Citi
zen o Bellevue and vicinity may ee fit to u
trust to in", such as
I K USIV SION AND
OINAMSNTAL PAINTIN2,
GR VININli, M VRtlMHNG, Ac, In all i's
v.inoi branches, and I.i Uio neJtuj!, latest
and most appropriate style.
C ill on me I
I'll guarantee
You won't be disappointed.
For what I do
I proml'e yoa
la well done I That's decided I
PAPER HANGING
Executed In the neatest style.
V" Paint mixed to order, and for sale,
r. WEI DM AN.
A FIXE FARM F02 SALE.
THE undersigned would respectfully Inform
the ci'i.en of B")evue ami the public gener
ally, tht he wishes to ell hi farm, which I
itiiated on The Platte river, In Sarpy County,
and consist of S2' acre. 2H) acre of thi
land I fenced with boards, ami cedar potts.
10 a. res Is broken, and half a mile from this
i7fi acre of a good timber a can he found
in the Terrl'ory. Thi farm i litnated on
the Stage Road from Omaha to Nebraska
City, the Piatt River Ferry being right on
the' place. It I altogether a desirable a lo
cation as can befo'indon the Platte River, and
fir ri.'hne of Soil, and convenience of W ood
and Water unsurpassed by any in the Terri
tory. For further particular apply to the
owner on the premise.
W. CARLYLE.
BELLEVUE
Boot cto Shoo
STORE.
TM. BART AY, would restw-f illy
. inform the liilnbi'ants of lle'.levue'
and vicinity, that h has commenced
to Man 'faet'ire
DD0T3 AND SH0Z3,
Of all description, from the fmet finish to
the aoarest nilk. Eiajilovi ig none hut the
hest workman, he will he able to warrant all
work lo ie at bis es ah'i1i:neit.
'.'"a?" Tin hbrhest cub p'ice paid. In trade,
for all deserirriou of R VW HIDKS.
Bellevue, Oct. IM, 1S. l. '-tf
t'ciMiL nLirrs auveutisoiexts.
Orocno, Woro & Benton,
B ANiCERt, DEALERS IN EVCHVNCE,
and Laud gent, Council Blufr, low.
No'e nd Hill collected and remitted to anv
part of ih United S ate. M viey received on
deposit, nud iuteret allowed. 1. astern or
So iMiern Draft f imished in mis to suit p ir
cher. Lmd OTiee fundi plid forCurreuev
r bill of Etch inge. Loin elfseted o goo I
s-curi'v. Taxe paid, ti'le ex imlued, and
Real Es.ate hoigtr. and old o i Couiumsio i.
L n Is entered for ettler and time given for
payment, O He oppoai'e th Pacific House,
in west lower room of Land O lice.
RKrrar.Nct:: F. S. Je ip k. Co.; W. J.
R ir nY t Co., B inkers, D il ique, Io.v ; Coak,
SirfTeti', Hanker, 1) iveuport, lo v a ; C il
ber'oi 5t Re,i0, Hi. iker", lowi Ci'r, low ;
People' Htuk, New York City I Kn'.cbetti,
Roger (c 't-nnet, It inker. New YorkCi'y;
ts-lkau. Wither fc Co., W.nhi,igto:i, D. C. ;
Ho i. Cha. MiM'i, Com. of Pitnt, Wah-i-Toi,
D. C. ; Ho i. A. C. Dod re, S. V. S.
Birliur'o i, lowii Hoi. G. W. Jois, H. V.
S , D ib iq ie, Iowa; Hiu. Jo-ph William'.
Chief J is'ire, ictiiie, 'owl.
Council Bluir, Oct. 2d, 1-tf
Tootle Si J tokson,
I FORWARDING A, COMMISSION MER
CHANT, Council Hluir ci'v, Iowa.
H iving a Large and Commodious Warehouse
011 the Levee at the C01nc.il Bluffs lauding,
are now prepared to receive and store, all
kind of mru hmdise and prod ice, will receive
and pay charge on all kind of freigMi so
that Steam Boats will not be detained a thev
hav been heretofore, in getting coin on to
receive freigh', when theconsig iee are abseu'.
R rrir.vin : Liverinojrs fc Cooley, S. C.
Dsib fc Co. and H imnhrev. Putt fc Tory, Rt.
tiuis, Mo.; Tootle fc Fairleigh, St. Joseph,
M . t I. S. Ctienewor:h fcCu., Cincinnati Ohioi
W. F. Coolbough, Burlington, Iowa. l-'(
ROBINSON nOU3E "
riHIE li'idersigned having recently taken
JL and r edited the above well-know and
popular Public House, he trusts by the rrict
s'udiou atten'ion to the wan' of his gues's.
to merit a liberal share of public favor, eonfi
denc and patronage. His table will be
spr I with '.ti ! market afor.ls. an. I
no pain will b spired to mike hi 4t
areeAbly at liom auJ comf.1r .1Me.
O. A. ROBINSON.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. tov 13-tC,
Tailoring I Tailoring I
TliA (.nitfkralne.l tteM 1lVa fit Inform IflA
fl'lren of BelTevim and rlclnltr that ha
prepared to do custom work, la the latest
fashion and most approved style, lie feel
r 01 tl lent that hi Work I nnnrpnsed F.ast
or West and hf moderate price respectfully .
olicii a share of the publia patronage. lit
will alwav be found ready to recelv order
at Uio Bellvu House, 1
.TOSF.PIT BRAT.
Bellerue, N. T. Mitch 1 1th l17,tf
G R E AT B ALBor LOTS 7"
PACIFIC CITY!!
MILLS toivrr, tow a.
Tvrminui of Ihr. JJurlingion If Jlaiourt
Jitter Railroad.
THE frnprl"trir of Pacific City will offar"
for Mle, at Public Anctton, on th (round,
On Thurd.iy, tbo 2Slh day of May mrt
yf) Mjfljma!)rtf3i'
Bale to cominenc at 10 o'clock and eontinu
from day to day until th same are sold.
Pacific City' I situated In Mill county,
Iowa, on a beau'if il plateau of ground In th
Great valley of the Missouri, three mile east
of the mouth of Platte or Nebraska river, four
mile east of I'lafsmn ith th Nebraska Car
mini of the B. fc M. R. R., thirty mile north
ea' of Nebraska City, twenty-five mile south
of Coineil It'n T, Iowa, and ' Omaha City In
N'e'imki. It Is adjoint g the bluff of' th
Miss. 1 irl river, at the entrance of Poney rreele
I ito n ho'foni. It extends Into the bottom
two mites and wi'hli I wo mile of the clfannel
of the Misiourl river, the bottom gradually de.
ce.idiii)( to th river. The uncertainty of tht
river In ik for a mile east of th river disap
proves of the propriety of building within that
lis'anre of tllo river. ,
Th" location I a healthy. romnnUc, ind
beau'if d 0 ie, being hacked by bluffs two or
'liree hundred feet high, upon th top of which
may be seen the great Missouri bottom for
tliir'y mile south, and twenty mile north.
The ite h i long been looked upon I on
of (he niosl beaulif il site In Western Iowa
for a large and thriving City, and ha bee
held by 'he first settlers In Iowa for that pur ,
pose, only awaiting tii Improvement of th
cou'rry, the dinauds tor each a town, and
'he Riitroad fjcilltiet which are soon to bt
completed.
A branch of th Rirtlngtoa and Mlnour!
River Riilroid will he built both north and
ou'h of thi place. Th St. Joeeph, Council
lUnds, and Sioux- City Railroad will undoubt
edly ru i Immediately thro igh the town lte,
S'o'i of th bet quality and most extenslv
in Wea'ern Iowa lie on mile south, and four
mile north of the town.
Four 'eam mill wl hln fiv miles of tht
town are 1 1 iccessf il operation, (twin; from
three to five tho is and feet per U.iy, bides a
number of witer mill.
Ano'her steam mill i on Ui way to bt put
up In th-i town.
A newspaper will b published thert by tht
first of June next. . ,
Lumber is now on the ground, and belnf
awed, to erect fifteen or twenty houses. ,
. Co itrsc's have been mad to burn two and
a half million brick thi season.
The advantage which thi place has ovef
all o hers In western Iowa th Railroad f-,
cilitie whlrh Paeifie City esnnnt ml hav
ing, toge'her with kelnt; Supplied with tht
hest water in the world, with timber, and th
bet agricultural conntie In Western Iowa ana
Nebraska lying et and wetof It, I a aura ln
dica'lon that long era the Railroad 1 comple
ted that Pacific City will bt tht largest city
west of Burlington. ' :
Term of sale will be one-third down; ont
third In four, and one third In eight months.
This will he the last and o ily chanc to pro
cure lok of the Company, as the remaining
lot nf er the sate will be devlded among tha
member of the Company, and henca will be
come the proper'y of nrivite individual, and
price, at a matter of course, be advanced.
J. W. Coomdoks .
Wm. STatcTa,
8. If. Mo 1 a,
M. W; Gsikwc, , , 4
C. Nucaor.!.,
Wm. AsMSTaotro.
' P. C. Osars, :
anl other Proprietor.
J. W. COOLIDGE, Prea.
C Nuckolls, See'ty." t-d-t-o '
CLEX1F00P A1)YERTISEWEXT8.
LATE ARRIVAL!!
AT GLEN WOOD, IOWA
TOOTLE & GREENE :
ase now im Rtctier or a rcu u rr ir or
Wuicil, when co a,ilie, wi I compose th
LARGEST n bkst SELECTED bTuCK
IN MILLS COUNTY. ,
OI R T)( K Ua-tlllOCCniCB
Art bought at tht lowett terms fox catty
coasial ot ;.,'
COFFEE, ' ' '''
bUG.ilt, . . ; . i
TEAS,
FH.f, ' ' ' ' '
. KIOE, ' !
Cl'RR ANT3,
RMSINS,
CANDIES, , . ' :-
MJLS-ES,
tJYRL'P,
FRUIT,
NUTS, fct., fcc,
DliY CiOODS.
Ladle arw! Ge ate, call and st them, and
pric for yo ire!ves. Th-y hava t.ot beea
immered and wintered In St. Lc-il, but
baitfU: and ahipped tlireet from th Eastern
cl i. La'a 'vle and a fult assortment of
DUES) GO J!). frxn a tea ceot ltwrt to a
l' vo Dollar Silk. Also, a few 6n SIL
SHAWLS, BONNETS and PARASOLS.
t i.orm.vt;. "
A fi ie took old and young, fofrie and
'fiat' men. call so.) 1 If you waut a uict text
vest or pa u la. 011 reasonable terms. -
HITS J IllTtm
New styles, clieap ami 1 irahl.
ii.tuiHr.4iti:.
A very larire assortmenr. anuiHnv la r.mr
of Smith' Toots, Sn.ades, Shovels, Fork.
Rakes, Does, Bells, Miil, Crosscut, and Hand
Saws, File, A i(;er, Ac, liroadaxei, Adie,
Chlel. sic., fce.. to the end of th chapter.
IIULUISU MATt:itlALK.
A large lo., couis ing ot ''me Door. Sash.
S'mt'er Blinds, Piin. Oils, Nail, Locks,
Latches, Clans, Putty, fce, -
IIUNITlllU.
Bureau, Beds'e.td. Table, Chairs, Tin
Sjtee, C ibhoars, Stands fce.
tiy" We will e cheaper for cash thaa
any Uo ise in, Western lows. , i .
"Q 'f. TOOTLE fc GREENE. ,
BOOt (fc SllOQ
MANUFACTURER. t
V WRIGHT, would respectfully -r'
. inform tha Gentlemen of Helh,- Fff 1 1
iu and vicinKVj that he is prejiaeej Vsas
to man.ifacturr, to oder, every vrlety of ,
BOOTS ANO SirOIS,
Of th best finUh an.( La -est Fastiioo; He t
sireptr. to nnk up In th heat aantir,
EinSroi !re4 and Worked Slippers, svhich hs
will wirrint to pleas all who favor him. wit),
th custom.
Blh-tS iV. JO, IKWO-cf ' 'V. - v