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in the Territory. Petition .rxfcrrcd to
coihoo.r.yll'f rrin'inf; .; ! j:
On inaiion of Arm r i g. llie House re
solved lUelf into cuiu. uf . the while on
C Q. No 12 ; m lull fur an act tj t xvinpt
tha I lorn stem a of families from forced
ah, o:1 ej'H'uti mi to pay dolts.
AfiH-trun tu the chair. '"'.'.
After rmauiiiu souuliina therein, tha
coin, rata, reported prucress, and aktd
leave to sit apnin at 2 o clock. Granted.
On motiuu House took recess until 2
o'clock, i
On motion ot Strickland, now went in
to com. of lh whole, ou special order of
slay. T-' ' : , . '
Armstrong i tha chair
" After remaining sometime therein, the
com. arose and reported through their
chairman that they had under considera
tion the llmneaiead Bill, and recouunenJ
that the bill do pans with the following
amendment.
In See. 1, after the enacting clause in
sert.' That the family Homestead of a
family, beimr a free white person, shall
be exempt from sale, executiou, or any
judgment, or decree, rendertd on any
ci me of action, after the taking e H't-ct ut
this act. '' Fioritled that such Home
stead shall not exceed or to. lain mure
than one lot of ground, with t.'in improve
ment thereon occupied by such lit uJ of
a family a a II m.-toinl, whicli Home-ait-aJ
shall not exceed in value the. tum
of i'20U0, if siliiiitvd within the limiu uf
any city, town or vilage, laid out and
platted, according; to the laws of the Ter
ritory, and provided alo, that auch home
stead shall not exceed or contain more
than 160 acre of land with a dwelling
house, and the necessary out buildings
which homestead shall not exceed iu tai
im the sum of V2000, as upon which land
such head of a family may r.id;, if ait
liati d without the limits of such city, town
or village, as abov up iiritd.
-! In S? 6, b -t-teeti the words con
trait" sal "before" insert "or any in
dcbt-diie3 contri cted."
In Se !. 9, nfier tin word after" in
sert the words, ' the 30tli day of March,
A D, 13J3.
, Report ts adopted, rules suspended,
kill read bird time by it title.
Strickland moved tnai the bill do now
pas,
Ayes and Nays demanded on the pass
age of the bill, and resulted as follows:
27 to 8. Carried, bill passed, and title
ageed to.
On leave, Strickland gar notice of a
kill ta iiit-ororaie the town of Larimer,
in Sarpy County.
On leave, Donelan introduced H F,
No 79 ; a m uiriul aud joint resolution
praying for tht et&hlihmant of a d uly
mail from Gleowood in Iowa, to Piatt.,
nwmri, NT."'
On mMio i read second and third timo
iwl past-d, and title ajret-d to.
Cra.vforJ introduced II F, No 83 a
bill for an act to ijriint a fjrry charter to
J L Campbell, in R Blure. their asso
ciates, and asai,'us, uppiu the mouth of
Vermillion Kivrr in Minnesota Territo
ry. Referred to com. on coporations.
, The com. on the Judiciary nude ihe
following rep rt. .
Your uiHii. to whom was referred C B,
N) 19 ;'a bill for an act to fix the tinm
of convening the Legislative Assembly,
beg leave to report the same back .with
out amendment, and lecominend its pas
sage. Adjourned. ,' , ,
1 Thursday, Deci 31.
On Jeave Mr Strickland introduced a
memorial and joint resolution relative to
tike bridging of the Platte River.
On saatiou referred u select' coin, of
three, Stewart. Sirickbujd and Campbell.
On leave Djnelan. made th following
report from the com. ou Federal rela
tions. Your coin, to whom was referred pre
amble and resolutions relative to Kansas
affairs, have had the same under ' consid
eration, and beg leave to report the same
back with the following amendments, and
recommend their passage.
IietolctJ further That we cherish a
warm hop aud confidence, that the ad
i miliar ition of James Buchanan, our
present able and Patriotic Chief Magis
trate, will b dutinuUhed by a firm and
strict ahernuce to the principles which
placed il id power, and that it crown
ing act will be the complete and final es
tablishment of the rights of the people of
tha Territories to Legislate for them
strives, and to establish such institutions as
their own judgment may approve.
On motion the report of com. was
aJopieJ. ,
Armstrong offered the following ame: d
merit.' -
RrtdotJ That our gratitude is due to
those distinguished atatenmen, Stephen A
Douulas, William A Richardson, aud
other champions of the pipulnr Sover
eignty idi a. for their bold and determined
d-fewe of the principles of ihn Nebraska
Kansun act, and that we regnrd their po
sition on that subjert, a entirely coiims
tanl with their mailt-rly effort ilurinir the
,paot three yrura. for the establishment of
the favorite theory of popular Cofern
ment. ...
Mr Armstrong moved that the resolu
tion and amendment, be referred to com.
of the whole, and made the special order
.for next Tuesday. Lt.
On Motion, Mr Armstrong's amend
ment was adopted.
lt Morton inoved iVameid, by insert
ing Lewhj Cass, and Wm A Richardson.
Laid on fable.
Mr Taddock, to ' insert: tha name ol
Lewia Cass, before S A Douulas.
Mr Strickland moved A tar the motion
on table. Carried.
Mr niortnn moved to insert the name
.of W A Richardson, after the name of
Douglas. Carried. .
Mr Alls moved to amend ly inserting
tjie n?i ot Mark V Izard. Lot.
Mr liirk'ant) m wed ihe adoption
the roeotuliitti us am n leJ. Can i hI. . t
Ou moiion tin) preamble was adopted
and l i e agreed to.. ,
On iniKion th? report t'f rein.' of the
whole on II F; No 7 1-2 in relation toMr
Hail's f rry charter was taken up.
Mr Moit on moved to lay the report on
the laid". Lost.' , , ,
Mr Hail moved the adoption of the re
port. Carried.
Mr Strickland moved that the till be
engreed for third reading. Carried.
Adjourned.
Saturday Jsa. t. 18..
Mr Cooper, prtntH a ttttoa of M try
Barton, praying for a dlvorts from J. If. Bart
en.
No'Icm nt fillls.
Br Mr Marqatttt of a bill ta slits tbe
atoetsment of prapfrty and taxes for Road
and School purposes In 'the caunty Csss.
Mr Tagcart, of a bill to amsnd an act sn
tltled an act to Ineorporats the Fontnll
Brides and Ksrrry rompanv also a bill ta rt
locate the tonnty seat of Cmnminr eoanty.
Mr Minlca, or a bill to Incorporate the
citv of Anninwall.
Mr Ahbf, of a bill to relocate the seat of
Governmet of the Terr! orv f Nebraska.
Mr Crawford.intro lnced II V No M. an act
to leilie the ansrssment ltt and tax dnpli
cite of Dakota county for the fi?al year of
i8Vi Bt:d 1V57.
Mr Crawford.lntrodiiced II T" No 83. a- act
to l imrpora'e the town of Ralpher Sprinps.
Mr Crawfonl.introdured II V No art. an act
to etabtiah a Road from Inula to F.lkhorn.
Mr Crawford, l itrod iced II F No 87. an
act o leealiae the act of William Pilgrim
late Renter of Deed of Dakota eoim'y.
M.- Crawfrd, lntrodi-ed II F No 81 an
net to incorporate the Frankfort towa and
Ferry company.
Mr Campbell, Introduced HFNo 89. an act
to reoeal an act entitUd an act, to restrain
aheap and swl ie from p a ilnr at tarjte in the
cotinites of Cass, Nemsha and Otoe.
Mr Minick. liitrod iced 11 I n rno
locate a road from Apinwall ta the Kansas
line. AUo HKN- 91. to locate a road from
Alpinwall to Ba' l:e.
Mr Robb. II F No 2. to establish a Ferry
aco.. the MiMOiiri at Wvomlnp.
Mr Rogtrs, H F No 91. to Incorporate Paw
nee citv. " -.
Mr Anntronp, II F N 9 to aMthnrise the
Itrv and collection of a apecial tax In Douelass
co iitv tor tUe cojipla.io.i ot the Cotrt llj.ist
aud Jail.
Mr Thrall, II F No 0(1. amendment to an act
establishing tb office of Register of Di-eda and
relating to the conveyance of Iteq K.itnte ap
poved Feby. il XS3Vi alo I! F No 03, to incor
pornte the town of Central MmIK '
Mr Popplctnn, II F N 97. an act anpple
mental to tha Practice Act "
Mr Martin, II F No W. to locate the county
seat of G ijte conntv at Beatrice.
Mr Stelnherp-r. II F 10X to 1 .corporate the
Librarr Aotociation of Rlkhorn.
Mr bonalan. H F No 101. to establish and
keep a Ferry across Platte River at Cedar la-
land Cats county
Mr Marquette, II F No 103. ta Incorporate
Salt City.
. Mr Benedict, H F No 1C3. to ii corporate
the ow of Fairview.
. Mr Jo ve, II F No 101. to es'.abliaa a Ferr
acrn,a tnp Fork t Columbus.
Mr TKiart, H F No 103 to incorporate the
D i;e Co.inty Lyceum aud LLera Aisjci
ation The committee ot ajrieilt ire, reported II F
V to provi le for chanc;i ig the name of
Pawnee co mtv to B'ichinnaii co intv and re.
comend I'spissae af'.er mending so that the
people of Pi wuee may vo'.e on it at tlie next
general election ; also to encourage the grow
th of Hedge fence
Committee on Improvements to whom was
referred II F No 73 to incorporate the FjIIs
Citv M innfacinrlnj; Compinyi also II F No
tiS for a Road from Bellevie Ft. Kearney
aNn II F No n locating the county seat of
Rirhardmi conntv t also II F 03 for the relo-
cation of county aeats; II F No 4i alteration
or conntv lines ana new conn lea ; aiao il
No 62 to incorporate the Oak Dale Ttwn Co.
aleo K F No 71 to authorise Tlios II Marshall
and Wallace Benedict, associates and assigns
I keep a Ferry across the Missouri river at
M: Vernon: and H F No 51 to Inc rporate
Dakota citv; also II F No 82 to incorporate
Loupabnreh; also II F No Si to chance the
fame of Pawnee citv to Jacksmi; slsn II F
No lit to incorp rate the Imtia town and Ferry
company) alao H F No 7? to authorise John
Cramer and John M Tageart t erect and
keep a Mill dam across Elkhora river at Fon
tenelle ; H F No 77 to inenrprste Eclipse rity
alao II F No 83 to grant a Ferry charter to
John L Campell, Wm R Blore, thier .associ
atea aud assigns eposite the Vermillion river
in Miuesota Terrrtnrv
A large number of nil In or minor importance
were reorived from the council.
O mo'ion H F 7S to incorporate the Falls
City Minufacturing Co. was ordered to be en-gro-taed
for third reading o:i Mudiy aext
House adjourned
Local & Territorial.
A petition is being circulated in this
Coiu.ty, which sski for the establishment
of a Post Route, from Ik-hVvue to PUtt
ford. This Route is much needed by
those living in the western part of the
County. The petition has been left at
the post office), and we trust it will receive
the siguntures of all of our citizens.
We are in receipt of several communi
cations, which will be published as oon
as possible. All corropoii'leikU. wt hope,
will make their communications as short
as poible. Heat are much more ac
ceptable, than vonls. . , . r
Those persons that left Nebraska, some
lime ago, fur the east, to esc pe, as they
supposed, the rigors of an Arctic w'nter,
we judge, must now consider themselves
sold. While in portions of the east, the
mercury has gone as low as 22 de
grees below tero, it has not here (roue be
hw but once, and then only five degrees.
Such extremely mild and beautiful weath
er, at this season of the year, it has not
been our pood fortune to experience be
fore. If this is an average of Nebraska
winters, we shall say, girt us Nebraska,
now and forever.
The residence of Mr. Garrison, in
Plattsmmith, was consumed on Wednes
day of last week. The furniture was
saved. '
AT tVnt" rotMater, V. TSMcUif,
lias f.ivored us tvitii a t py if llroihtr
Jourthnii, for Cliriutaa and Kw Years
It is decidedly (he ten nutnber that we
have seen for jnuuy a day It tikistra
lions are quite amusing. The " Myie
ries of Matrimony, Llustrated," would,
without doult, bi iateresuiij; to our lkck
elor friends. '
TiitRMOMiTBtcAL Rccoao rot Dt-ctMBca.-
Owing to some scalawag, who
broke our Thermometer, the Record for
tho last mouth, is not quitt complete.
December was indeed a pleasant month.
There has been but few unpleasant days
since November.
Dec. 1867. a.m. Dir.
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V.B 84
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Hen. Fenner Ferguson has our thanks
f jr l'ublic Documents.
We trust that a special Mail Agent
will be nppointe I this winter, for Nebras
ka. The services of one have long been
feW," ty the inhaUtants of the Missouri
slop. The mails are so notoriously ir
regular, that we are of tbe opinion thai
the difficulty is nearly constitutional, and
almost pa t reme ly. Nearly every week
we receive ktit-r from some one of our
subscriber., coinplaiiling that they do ni t
recrive the Gazette. ' We have always
been very particular in making up . our
mails, and are quite sure that we have
se!d.un mode a mistake. Where the
fault lies, we are unable to say, but we do
know that we hove bo. ne this till forbear
ance has ceased 10 be a vjrture. and think
it time for ref nn. If there wns nn
Agent appointed, who would take a little
pains to tystctnize our mail arrange
mcius, it would be a great benefit to those
ritidii2 in this ' western country. Let
some thorough goinir man be' appointed
who is a resident of Nebraska, and with
out doubt, our mails would be greatly fa
cilitated. While in Omaha, last week, we had
the pleasure of ex mining the different
specimens of Meluiueotypes, taken by
J. A Todd, on Harney Street, over Or
cherd &. Sou's Store, a short diatauce
east of the Douglas House. Some of
the specimens that we examined, were
superior to any that we have seen in the
west If any of our cituens wih to see
themselves, as others see them, v.c would
advi.se them to call ou Mr. Todd, where
they can have their wishes gratified
Charges easy, to suit the hard times.
. John A. Parker, Jr., has been appoint
ed Register of the Omaha Land Office,
in place of John A. Parker, resigned.
Mr. Parker, Jr.,' will- make an efficient
Register.
A larpe business is being done at the
Land Office in Dakota City, in the way
of receiving filings of declarations.
Dr. Johnston once dined with a Seo'ch
lady who had hotch-potch for dinner.
Aner the doctor had tasted it, the akt d
him if it was good ? It is good for hop.
ma am, tail the donor.-' 44 Then pray.
said the lady, " lei me help you lo some
more. ... . .
MARRIED. -
On the 10th nit by Rev. Wm Hamilton, Mr
Rumaey T Bailor to Miss Esther M Sulky,
masonic. .;,.
A The rtfnlar saeetlnn of 'Nebraska
X Mf. No. 14, of Free and Accepted
Mason, will beheld at Masonic Hall.
a tha scn4 and fourth Tuesday tventnf of
acn noma, at o t-z o'ciock.
L. B. KINNET, W.M.
,',. -1. o. o. r. . -
The rr'i1sr meetinre of Bellevne I-rtdre.
No. 4. will be hold on Saturday evening of
each week, at 7 o'clock, P. M. Brother ft
the order who mv te in onr city en Hat
evening, are reanectfulttr i'-vited in attend.
' W. If. COOK, N. C ,
W. W. If ABVRT, Sey. ,
"Mall Arrangements.'
5 ASTERN MAIL. ' 1,
. aaaivss
Tnevdsv. Thursdays, and Saturdays at 0
o'clock, P. M.
1 ' cf oan " 1 '
fl indars, Tuesday, Snd Thnrsdaft. at 0
o'clock, P. M.
WESTERN MAIL
aaatvts
Tnesdats. Thnrsdavs. and Saturdays. atO
o'clock, P. M.
CIOKII
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Sundays, at I
o'clock, P. M.
SOUTHERN MAIL,
aaaivts
Tuesdays. Thursdays, aad Saturdays, at 9
o'clock, P. M,
CLOUS
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 10
o'clock, A. M.
NORTHERN MAIL,
aaaiyas
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 10
o'clock, a. Pi.
ctoits
Tuesdsvs, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 0
o'clock, A. M.
Office open on rt wdave, only from 0 o'clock
P. M. toSo.cWIc P. i, This rule wilt.be
atriqturadbsred to. t ' ,
U D, HlitiSbll r. I1.
BELLEVUE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Clamki & BeetHra,
Forvardlng and Con. Merchants.
Flour Family, $4,71 ter BSIbs 1
Katra Superfine, $450 M
Fine, $4,110.
Meal $2 60 per 100 lbs.
Applee Green, $0,00 Dried, $3 60.
Peaches M 4 00.
ButterNew 40 to 50 c V H
da Old parked, 25 to 10s Via
Beans $4 50 V bua.
Com AO y bush.
Oats 50c
Beef 8 to 7e.
Dried Beef 20e per lb.
Rait G. A., per sack, $3 SO.
Fees 35c 1 dos
Hides Dry, 7c
do Green, 3
Hay $4 CO W $0 0019 tim
Brsn. 30 cents per bnah.
Pork Fresh. $ I to $7 per hun.
Lard 15 c V "
Onione $3 ftObus. '
Potatoes 50. '
Pelts Sheep 60c
Ho Coon23c ''
Wood Cotfon. 8.50, Hard, B,00.
Lumber Cottonwood sheat'c 25 W m
' " do (!. edged $30 00
do Oak, Walnut, Bavswood $43 00
do Pine elding, clear $65 00 V sa.
da Flooring Id $03 00
1st 1 $7500 - 1 '
- -1 ' Boards. $60(3 $75 00 " "
. Shinrles Pine $S 60 ($ $0 50 l as. .
" ' Cottonwood ' $3 00
' iJith Pine' $U 00 per m. "
Doors" $3 50 f $4 73 each. '
' Kah $1 f-4 per casement.
ew advi:ktisemems.
J. P. Peek, M. D.
CURGEON PHYSICIAN, Oashs. Ne.
kj br ska Office and residence
oa Uoilge
Street.
(lyO)
Notice.
ALT. persons Indebted tot' e nmlerslpned are
renueet d to oil ntonre,nnd settle their ac
counts, i none who cannot pay tne cash, or
rood mere antanie produce, we want to close
their accounts, 'bv po'e, we hdne this Invl'.atint,
will be respon led to as thejacco nits for 18.r)7
miui ds closed. After tlie iirst or Jsnuary
1S5H, we will aell pood at reduced prlcea for
cash, or goou cons, menignest price paid
ir wrce n sua urj iiiuee.
etn . . . or. A i UN li. HUWLKS,
Flour
AND CORN MEAL.
rpiIE best of flour for four dollars per ssrk.
JL cnrn-meal for two do'lam per aurk. For
sale by HUB EN I.OVEJOT.
Bellevue, Dec 20th, '57 0
NOTICE!,.
rn II f.HK will be' a meeting-of flie Siock
I holder of the Bellevue Printing Pres. at
uowen and S'rlcklnnd's oflice, on Ratnrdav
eve Ire, at 7 o'clock A. M. January 23rd IM,
All H e stockholder, will take notice, that
those refining, failios, or neglecMrig, to rep.
reaent id stock, and pay back asresment
if any tt ere are. and such assesementu asehall
be made at said meeting, will forfeit their
amount of stock 1 a a Id pre.
SILAS A. STRICKLAND.
4L0 .. I Director and Acting Agent.
No (Comet !
EUT COLD WEATHER & GOOD
STOVES
rt HIE cltlxens know and fetl this cold weath
X er and those that are sleeping awake
tr awake, walk I u walking, run I if running,
fly I to the Tin and Stove Store of 6am' I
Snyder, and provide yo irselves with such ar
ticles In bis line, as you easy want, before It is
too late. . Come alt that are suffering from
ths cold, and I will aell you stoves that will
comfort you, In this cold region. No w is your
only e' anca, as I aa selling goods, cheaper
luinwcj (id ot touKm ii su Mini.
Fontenelle Moaey and country produce, Uk
ea la exchange for the same.
I hve a bouse and lot, which J will Sell
coeap. jieaa ana run .
SAMUEL Kvvnrn
Uf Bellevue, opjiU the printing offlce.
W. n. LougadorT, ,
fllUDUATr; of Penn. Collate tt TWI
. V S iriiery, reipectfnlly announce to the eiu
. liens or Be iieyue. and vioinity, Uiat be ia sow
prepare to praotice Dentleuy, la all lis ta
(&iHicery
AND
PROVISION STORE.
Mil. S. M. PIKE, still continues to krep at
his old stand, en Mission Avenue, east
of Main Ktrert, fresh Groceries, of Ml kinds,
of the best j isllty. Also, a choice lot ot
Liquors.
lie has fitted or. In the rear of his store, a
first class
RESTAURANT,
Where he will furnNh warm meals, or cold
lurch, at all hours of lbs day. Including ths
following ciMjeti
Hoatt nr.
Corned Beef, ,
Pickle Tonfoe,
Pickled Trlue, i
Pigs Feet,
Oysters.
Sardines,
Wild Game,
Hot Coffee,
And. Tea. ,
His snstomera. and the nubile renerallv. art
Invited to vlve him a call.
Nov. 88. Uf
Ji. TToW "WdTttoli
AND
Jewelry
Establishment in Omaha
WM. FRODSHAM, having retired from
. the late firm of Kmi fc Frodsham.
lias openea a new store at lo 3, Cnpt. Down's
building, between the MelhoiUt Church, here
ne luvuea ins old patron to irlve nim a call.
Time pieces and Jewelry, of every derrip
tion, neatly and expeditiously repaired. Cml
ETotico
A hereby given, that t will not bay a tertala
protnNaory no's riven to a Mr. Miller, dat
ed at ltellevus. N. T., on or about the lVth
Va. I BAY . ..i J.,. U1 i..a J.,.
nineteen dollar and elghty-sevea cents, or
t.vv. icf, i nil., ii.iv i u.t, 1 1 mi im.r, lor
tnereanmita. areny warn ana notiry tnr
and all persons, from purchasing ss Id note,
as I was deceived hy aaid Miller, and have
not received any value, for the same.
t. TV. UPJOIIiV.
Belleme, N. T. Dec. 92, 1857. " . StS
A CARD. - ' '
T.TjnTNQ myabaence In the lst. 'IV If.
J Harvey, will bs In my office to sttend to
business ror me. i7i w. h. tour.
nrLLETlE LOTH FOR SALE.
F OT . Block 253. L. fl. B. 102. L. 9. B. 231
I J " 2, . " 215, 1, 175, M 4, " 129.
" 3, 171, "11," 2i, ', W
" 4, " 23, " 13, "12, " 87
' 10.11,12, 210, 4," 49,
Out Lot 21, In Bennett's or. . , '
" " 23. In Bottom.
Also, an undivided 1-2 of Block 133, It S13.
nice, suau. enquire or
iiortArr? rrrnr.TT.
At nis utnking House, council tJiuns, or
41,. .... . ,J. a. JS.iMMiS, Bellevue,
Flour c3 EUxlt,
Qk BARMr.ju8 Apple, 60 Sacks ot Fanev
0J City St. Louis Flour, 60 Sack A G
Salt, $3,00 per Sack, for aale for rath, by
4l tlAKab tt situ.
Notice.
TIIC nnderaigncd having been elected Cenera)
Agent, of "the Bellevue Land Claim" In the
absence of Col Benton, the President, ii the
only person authorized to transact any busi
ness for and In the name of said Association.
The office rf the company, is the office of
l!owcn ii Strickland, Bellevn, V. T. ,
I.. I. DOWKN,
General Agent of B. L. C. A. ,
TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA, ) ,
L'UUftll Or NAHPY. J
NOTICK Is hereby given', that aeaMd pro
posals, will be recleved at the offlce of
the County Clerk in Bellevue, np to Wedne.
day. the 2o:h dsjr, of the present month for
nniKiiinr.a iiruite, acroaatbe Pa pillion Creek
on Section line between 3 and 10, Township
13, north of Range 13, eaat : known as the
Waon bridge, and alo for building, a bridge
at he junction of aaid creek on Territorial
road, riming from Omha city, to Cedar Island
Payment of which, will be sec-red by eounty
bonds. Plans and specifications ean be seeu
at the county clerk's office InBeltevue
The county Commissioners will meet at
aaid oflice, on Wednesday, 20th day of Jan
uary lrt; to axainln and ac( upoa the said
proposal. '
ay oruer or county commissioners,
' STEPHEN Dl BANCS.
Bellevue, Jan. 4th 1808 . . County clerk...
V - List of lff era i -
Remaining In she Pnat- OfficS la 'Ballsvua
for the Quarter ending, December 31 1857.
Adams Joha . . - Aysrs Wat F S
' , B m i.' ..,..:
Bette Msrgarett Aon Browa Aaron
Blakehsrt C . '
Tlover Samuel 2
Biilingion John L .
Benton N O
Bitley Jroe 2 ''
Bryan T M f; ,
' ".
Cimp Alexander 2
Campbell Ira
Carr Adsm
C x A O
, Charter Ceo 8
Denton Lewis '
Beyme Freeman F
Jterrv Betijauia
blakbura Abaer
Brue Wra II
Berry Harrison 2
Gloss C W
' Coplan W D ;
Cannon Ed '
Child Dr Dt' ,
Craver George
Doll A
. 1 .1 . )
Dentoa Joha Iff,
i i , v .
Cccleston John F
FiahC ' r...
G er Teter
Cibbs B F
Haines Henry 2
Msy Minnie ' '
E
EUthorpe, It Knipe
Franklin John
Creen Joaeph 3 ,'
CnffiLh U Cook 1 '
F
a
n
Henry William 2
M
M'lleTaaae"
Maldowney Jaaaes
Nixon Jabas II
Me Garera Hsarlett
rhilUpa DM2,, -, Paraooa Otia , . ',
Rente AlaxtadK
Roberta Jasaea
1
Ipragna Henry T
Slull Miss ElUabetb
1
Todd Burton W
Thompson Robert -
Ray Joha
lit". r
Spear Chas C t
Spear Mrs Mary
Taylor Joha
Vinson Miss Maria
ft'M !:' I IWIC'K! V'l I
winmaoa jor rii Wattrmaa Ce W6
WIIKams Clark
xoogwara join O
War lab.) I, ! 1
Wallace John M
rrrsrn caiiiug for any
Of ths than will
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tahiet-y;store
THE iimlerslgned have orenedJ near tho
Printing Office, in Bellevue, a laige and varied
aor'mei)t of Goods., Among the vailesy
may be found i
DRY GOODS,
Sucu aa
l J'ja.l.V.
Stows Muslin,
. , , Calico,
' 1 '.
Shsetlnr, "
, Shirting,
Hi
slary, fc
KN1VI'., FORKS, ' 1 -1
CYTHF., WOOD-IAWt. ' !
HOVFL1, i HAY-FORKff.
PAD3, TEA-KKTTLKt
CRIN1V8TONF.S, CHAINS, a.sTJ
I'ogether with a quantity of ; '
Boota tks 313.0013
Segars, Rakes, Ropet, Horse-collars, Carpet
sacks, Window Sash, Doors,
TEAS AND SUCAnS. .
Toboeco, Quesnswsrt. Glassware, flour,-
crackers and a great many more articles. .
Tlisy keep constantly on hand, a large Sl
sortinent of good . .
tYlnoa and Liquors, r
warranted ths kst ijnatKyj cheap for essai
h37tf
j. r.
HORN Ji CO.
tons r. KAaici.s.
rairs hit
BARTELS & METZ,
WOULD respectfully announce ta the ln
habitants of Belleuve, and vicinity.
that they have opened a store, aa the corner
of Main and 21st 5t reels, and aosraffer for
sale, a variety or goods, wale art atirslt
new, eonslslinf cf ;
Dry Cols ai4 Oolhing, P, . '. -
: Uuom ana Mioea,. , . .
Gro tries, Liquors, 1 Mf '
1
r
.'
' "K- wsmonn, , t , ;
, . Paiouaod Paint Brusftca,
!.- Uila and Varnish, -'
01 ' 1 " WmlottGlaMoliM hat.
, . China and Glan Wart,
. Hats and Csps, .
' CufTalo Shoe. i
: , Blankets and.
Fur Gloves. .
The above 'rrticlte ar of Uie first quality,
and as ens of ua remains constantly la. St.
Louis, selecting foods, and watching the mar
ket, we feel confident that we ean veil aa
cheap, or cheaper, tbta anyone etae la Ut
west. r,
The public are Invited to give us a cal ta
examine the goods for Uiemsslves.
We will buy farmer's produce at the highest
prices. .....
Give us a rail, st ths new store, terser of
Main aud 21st Strssts, Bellevue, Nebraska
Territory. . . . J .n ,
, Bellevue, Sept. 10, 1857. 441 .
JOS. W. LOWKIE, practical Cablaet Mais,
-er, Inforsat tbe people of Bellevne aa V
cinity, that he Is now prepared ta repair, va
aask, or to saake ta order, ia tbe beat snsnntr,
any article of furniture which they aaay de
sire to have, at bis shop, ia Chase's building,
in Bellevue.
5T Coffins asde la aay style, at the' short
est possiM notice, J, Y. L. ,
Sept. 10. ' 44tf ;
Dissolution. " '
THE co-partnership, heretofore exIsUtg,
between f'olfman It Stoddar', has ke
this day dissolved, by mutual consent. ' The
busines will be continued by J. F. Coffiaaa,
and all dues snd debts of the concern, will be
settled by him.'
t r rniru a m .
' M. W STODDARD.
Bellevue, Oct. 21, 1857.- -i-- ."4t50
ewFipiia;:?
3T1IE undersigned, bsvlhg purchased' rhe
4JLy stock in trade, of Palmer a, Averill.ihe
business will be carried on, as heretofore, at
the old stand, under the nam! and style af
Wm. C. Averlll k. Co. 1 '
WM. C. ATERILt.
51 ' W.'IL LONGSDORF.
Ohangod Hands.
MESSRS. OLIVFR 4. STONE, hsve smf.
chased or If. Cook Griffith, bis eaUro
interest In the butchering business, and Will
hereafter be found at hla old stand, oat Miss's
Avenue, eaat of Main Street, under S. M.
Pike's Grocery and Provlaion Atorer where
they will be happy to wait apoa bis old eoaw
tomera, and all others wbs may choose U
favor them with their natronage. ,
GEORGE A. LtVKlL.
Oct. 29. ftmSI CHARLES STONE.. J
"ATTENTION EVEBXi
ONE. ' ri' i
ity, SoBcoa.;
I HAVE just opened a first dasa Saloon, :tiu
tha Store room formerly occupied by Joha t
Chase, where tbe publia eaa alwaya ItA at
good supply of Oysters, Karalaea, Segars, aa4V4
the beat liquors la tha elty..'
A HOT LUNCH, served sUllv.axeept 9un..
day, from 11 to 12 o'clock, A. Mfrectaav
customera. ivi..
Give me a ealt.'and satisfy yourselves,
' good pries pa'd Tot all klnde of gamt.
62tf f ; r".-, ; IQWRIE.;
WM. C. AVER1LL &:C0m
ni:LI.ETl'C STORE.
BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
DEALER4 In Dry Goods, Giocries'rHari
ware. Uats and Caps, Boots and these.
Crockery, Furniture, fce. . . . . . .. T ',
Yt will aell our gooJe,a4,lvw pricsssat
tor ready pay only. y , ,.t t . . , 4.
CLEANED AND REPAIRED.
MR. G. W. BUTTON, from Ball, Black
Co,', N York- wiU bar found M the
oW Stand of Kemp It Frodsbam, tn-Oashs.
where he will attend to the reeu-if o
Watches and Jewelry' of att Iiaie,-fa. tbm
moat workman-like manner, aad warraaUd So
gi-a entire satisfacUoa. -1
All orders wiil be promptly atteodesr rax - -Nov,
14. v, ) lTr,r.U ! v.i aa
, i - r '
rf snE smWribey roeelved from tha FlorlMa,
X on her last trip down, oao baa of Books,
snaraea jona a. nowea, umana CitT.i'Uie
awner i reoueted In call aad bjs rk.rr.
i.Jl.li.lK.....im ... '
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r.i 4 1 f V A t lf i
I rioii rrancnes, ,. ' . . , , .
Oaee hears froea 2 rill I, F. M. 4J
r -aie aay savsruaed. ,
I. 0- KINNEY
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