Th I f gialature is now free froin vio
olence. Its at wi I tm free at.-d uutiaiii
melcd. It will finih out its organic tor in
ill una iiCTi scniviij urimru in uv
gitiniatt legislation required l-y thu wair i
f lh pnplti auJ ti nxewuin iI
the Territory and ( such ho i-it f
forts ahU fail of consumption, they will
tear me so to reepoiiiouiiy ua mo
cidvntal Kxwutiv, who, albvit. not eliM
ed bv or rttotifcibJt to the popl while
clodied in a lull brief authority," in
the aboenc- f the Governor, winy dare
to thwart their sormii will !
For tlie full jujtifiutiiionof our rour.e,
we caiifiJnily appt-al to our com 'itutnvy,
to whom atone do we ackiuwMje our
reenon i! ility
James II Dcer, Shaker oftht our
RrprtstJjiits.
Mtmbtrt of tht Ifouxe. J. G All,
William B. k-ck. W. G. Cmof ,r,l. John
C Campbell, Samuel A Clumber, Pur
ris G. Coorv-r, Edmund A. Dont-lnu. Jas.
Davidson. Jo eph Van H.trn, Amos Urnes,
William Hrtil.CbnrlesT. Ilill.may. Win
pate Kinr, F. M. Mdr.(u. tte. D. I). Rulb,
1. M. Holers, James S.Stewart. L Shel
don, Silas A. StricUrtitd, T. M. Tnjrjrnrt,
A. J. BrMiedict. AlonZ'i Wrkiin.
Levitt L. Bowen. Prttidrnt of tht Coun
cil.
Mtmbtrt of tht Council. Mills S.
Reeves. James S. Allen. Jacob Suflord,
Allen A. Bradford, Samuel N. K irk pal
rick. Willin n Clancy, Robert W. Furnas,
A. W. Pu. tt.
Florence, Jan. 9, 19S.
Latest News.
raoM UTAH.
hove intelligence of the progress
We
of the Utah ipt dnion, through net vices
received at the War Depuriiiiint, up to
the 7ih of November. Tlie troops of the
expedition had conceiitrated ai Ft Bridjjer,
in comfortable condiiiou, and without uny
mil the ad verses reported in recent ac
counts, except the destruction of trains
mod ttbe loss of 700 cattle. The prepara
tion of itbe Mormons tooppose the further
advance .of Abe troop, and their determin
ation to offer tui armed resistance to their
occupation of the Territory, is dec ded and
desperate. Zbe organization of their
.militia has .been effected, und the com
mand of 'the .who'e Mwjjiou forces en
trusted to D. II. Wells, as Lieutenant
GeneraL Any moment may Airing con
ciliation of a sanguinary battle.
WALKER AKKE&TCO ll H J IC AJI kSiU A.
Gen. Walker-and liisfilubustiening bun
diui, who.hisve fur seveu years past tilled
such a Urge space in the public gaze, see :i
at length to dribble into mere smoke.
Commodore Paulding, of the U. S. Navy,
auun; under the proclamation and iustouc
tin of the President, lately untie u de
scent upon the grey-.eyod, destiny in,
and his handful of sniseruble vagabond.,
after they had ejected a lauding in Ni
carneiua, and took them in thurg' to au
iwe,rior offences commitud aguin.-t this
ouarnnient. Walker has been turned
iixver to the authorities at Washington.
Local & Territorial.
Judge W. II Cook, who husbeeeu ab
sent from our tiiy, n ariy lour uiuilir,
arrived home last week, looking nou . the
worse for wear. In his absence ho hu
jriaiied many of the principal ea.-4eru cities.
He is expecting a iarge emigration to the
st. ia the sprinsr. The JiuL'e sav our
Delegate in Congress, at Washington, a
:f w weeks since, who was in good spirits
A d confident of success.
Those in want of blank Warrantee
Deeds, can obtain them at this office.
W. T. Whittingtou, of this County, has
ibeen appointed by the County Commis
(vijuefs. Justice of the Peace, fur Belle
rue precinct, in place of A. U. Black
,lrn, removed from the County.
We are indebted to our Delegate,
Judge Ferguson, for Public Documents.
Reuben Lovejoy has put in operation
h'i Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill. Our
far ners will finis this to be a great con
e ience. Read Mr. Luvejoy's adver
tis menu
We had a slight fall of snow on Sun
slay U -jo eoougb to waiteu the earth.
It is a W pleasnnt.
B. R. Peram, lias purcliased tha Ne
braska Bauk, at Omaha.
Hon. Augustus Hall, has been app iinU
4 Chief Justice of Nebraska Territory.
Gor. Richardsou,
last Saturday.
arrived at Omaha
.TA Daily paper is Uiug issued (rom the
office of the Florence Courier, while ube
Legislature is in ssion at that place.
Vrhila Rev. Mr. Collins was preach
in; in the School House, in Desoto, i
dead dog was thrown through the window
into the room, which hit (be preacher, but
ortuna-ely, ( we learn from the Pilot.) be
sustained no injury.
1 Gen.
' oflfcred
Utah in
Downs of Ntbra.U City, bas
a Utta'i in of vo'u itc ers to pro t
ih
rpring. His Company art
, ...
now 00 arl"
The editor of the Nebraska, City Newa
- .
quotes from the Bible.
A fire broke out in tho house of Mr.
Hays. tf Nebraska City, Thursday of lat
week, and dama red it to the amount of
only one hundred dollars.
Mr. E. McDonald 1 as erocted
hotel in St. Johns.
large
A Mr. Meech lo t a l-nin. wagon, and
a loo I of provisions, by breaking through
the ic, while crossing the Muaouri near
St. James.
The Wyoming Tles'.-ope, after a sus
pension of s. veral weeks, has been re
uscitated. lis editor, in reply to the
query " Where is the Tele-cope?"' ay!
" This has been the inijuiry for some
weeks pat. The Nebrai City News
answers that it has su-poiided, but lake
care not to tell the cause of the suspen
sion, as that would not suit their purpose.
Tlie cause of the su-pn.-ion us mat
si iiie of our uppoiients or their emU.-m-rie-,
cutne in tn m nd hours of hi'lit,
while our.nlf and d . vil were aleep. and
hrolce ur ruth, r cut through uur buililiog,
not through the door, but thruuh tlie
wall, upst our st tmls. into the Ho r. pin)
all our type broke our furiiituri destroy
ed our ptipv-r. dmnaged our material and
playid Biimsh g nerally.
These timple fact the News did not
see fit lo mention, as its editor wished to
croak over the su-pen-ion of the papers
and again it might imp'ii ate noun ot the
particular friends of the editor, in this
dastardly and cowardly act."
That's it, Mr. Telescope, give it to 'em,
they havn't got any friends.
MASOSIC.
AS
The rer-iUr meetings of Nebraska
Lndjre. No. 14, of Free and Accepted
Maoon. will he held at Masonic Hall,
n the second and fourth Tuesday evenlnps of
ach month, at 0 1-2 o'clock.
L. B. KINNEY, W. M.
i. o. o. r. '
i HO irciiini ,Mvrt.i iii w. Him
No. 4, will be hold on Saturday tveniug of
each week, at 7 o'clock, P. M. Brothers of
ths order who mar bo in our city on that
eveninc are rennectfullv invited to attend.
F. M. DAVENPORT, Sec'y.
Mail Arrangements.
EA.VTERN MAIL.
ARttlVKS
Tiedv, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 6
oVIack, P. M.
CLOSES
iinnv, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, st 9
cloA, P. M.
WESTERN MAIL
ASRIVRS
Titenilt. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at A
O'clock, P. it.
CLOSES
TniT, Thursdays, and Sundays, at 0
d'clocJk, P. M.
SOUTHERN MAIL.
AKSIVES
Tte4avs, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 0
O'clock, P. M.
CLOSES
MniT, WeJaesJiys, and FrlJays, at 10
Wcfc, A. M.
NORTHERN MAIL.
ASKIVEa
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 10
o'clock, A. N.
CLOSES
Tuesdavs, Tttursdays, and Saturdays, at 9
o'clock, A. M.
Office open 0" SindsT. onW from flo'c'ook
P. M. toRo,eack P. M. This rule will be
strictly adhered to.
m w w . r- P V.
L. B. s.i.n?ir. i, r.
BELLE WE MARKET.
Correct, d weekly by Clabkc . noHa,
Farwardlns and Com. Merchants.
Flour Family, $4,7S per W lbs
" Extra Superfine, $4,50 .
" Fii , $4,00.
Meal $2 ftn per 100 lbs.
Apples Green, $u,00 Dri-d, $3 50.
Peaches 4 00.
Butter New 40 to 60 r V
do Old packed, 23 to 30c 9 lb
Beans $ I 60 bus.
Corn 50 yt bush.
Oats .Vic
Beef H to 7e.
Dried Beef 20e per lb.
Salt G. A., per sack, $3 50.
V.kk 35c dos
Hides Dry, 7c
do Green, 3
Hay $4 00 Q, $8 OOVMoa
Bran. 30 cents per bush.
Pork Fresh. $i(to $7 per bun.
Lsrd 15 e V
Onion $.1 60 V bus.
Potatoes 50.
Pelts Sheep 50c
do Coon25c
Woo l Cotton. 3JS0. Hard, 5,00.
Lumber Cottonwood elieat'g 25 m
do q. edged 0 00 "
do Oak, Walnut, Hasswood $45 00
do Pine siding, clear $55 00 H m.
do Flooring Id $05 00
1st $75 00
Boards, $50 ( $75 00
Kilneles Pine $4 50 ( $U50 V ".
. Cottonwood $5 00
' LathPine $12 00 per m.
Doors $J 50 CH $4 75 ssch.
khish $1 00(9f.2 1.4 per casement.
NEW ADYCRTISEjIENTS.
W. 11. Longadorf,
GRADUATE of Penn. College of Dental
Rurrerv, respectfully snnonnce to the cit
izens ef Bellevue, and vicinity, that he la now
prepared to practice Dentistry, in all its vs
rio'M branches.
Oflee aovt from X tUl $, P. M- tt
TLflCor tSO QCtlO
ATOriCK Is li.reuy ruen, that be virtue,
ll a d In p irt nw tit a D f t of Mortgage
txccu'.td by Alfred Ksllum, to tlit nntr sign
fii t u cl Dcinbr I8.li, A. D. 1S3T. to It
fti ths sum of Fifttrn II in.lrtJ and Fortr
Six Dollars ami F.llrv-four etnti. In ths fot-
hmin mtnnr, to wi i $v ( tfi Sinh usy
B t Ik ittfcY WI .... II. O. K all .
f Jsn ir ISiS, snd tlis rsldm on tlia Vth
dsjr of M irch A. D. 1W, and Ktcordtd In
HvuK B. of Land Ktcordv, of Sarpy toimtr,
N. T. Pan 3tl,r1. dfrsulthavliin btsn mads
in ths payment, of i lir of tht arorttaid
Sum, Slid lliii tie uif ths third lime, said mor
rsgs has btn rnsJ iiothifore. by vir
tus of tht antliorliy i i m vrwtrd, Of said
Dtcd of M m I will occed to sell, ac
conll.iit to tli-? e n. ili l:it tlieri-in ort forth, to
ths hizhrs'. Mdd r for ch, at puhlic s!', in
the city of li'deviie, N.
f. Lrort tlie door or
(no Uellev it no (, on aviininv, me arn any
uf April A. U. IW. at 10 o'clock, A. M. all
the lolloping dvscribd ptonertv, to wit the
ii d.vi lJ one hiir of UUvck N 113 in the city
of HHIev ie. Fa -py eo. N. T. according to
eirvty mide by S. V' T. S h' noiskv i-i M
a id hi-iii. all th n idivl led ha f uf ths certain
lco or pifel of Li ml itii-1- I and lying in
tlie . o i .i of Sup aiid Ter I o vof Netiraska
and k.iou a d uescrih I as follows, to wit i
couioiencing at r. post 81:0 rol Nurlh, 81 1-1
tilt, of lia S W corner of sec 13, ow ishin 3
rung 13. F. of tlie 0 p-1 ripil nirillin.
Thence nor h 47 1-2 wes 2': rods Ui a co-ton
wood s'limo, th ce N 34 E u:"i rods to a post
thence 8 47 1-2 B4U1 rodst)pos, thence
8 3 t W V:!t rod to pi ce or heil ilnr t also all
the luiMovm n s a d bul'di ir. ronsis'iin in
part, of o ie e tain s iw mill and the tenement
iiereditame.it and appur enances ihereof. tub
ject never' helets, to a IWd of MjrtR.iire. to
secure the pavme t f Two Thousand Two
It indreJ Dollars, ($.2;K) It beinir a prior
inorteigt and hiving precedence over all
others.
U..H V. A. GWYKR.
Notice.
T5 h'rtSr n.
to Charles Van
Alsiue.
X and all oilirs, who n it mty cmcernj
to
apnear at :hs Lind 0:rice, in Oinshs city, on
Si u-day th o.lrd hv of Jinuary ;5 ; at II
O'r'ock.' A. M. Then and there to offer such
e 1 1 nc-, as vo-l mar have in support of your
renective ctxiins. to the N half, oftht S E
quirter. aec'ion No 32 ( ind the W h ilf of the
S W nuarter see 31, Township It. M.lnce 13
C. The entry hiving been returned, for rein
veatintion, by Die Couimissioner of ths Land
Office.
ENOCH Mc CARTV.
Littlo ca-levxit
CORN tS: COB MILL.
A Tenay Saved ii Worth Two Pence
Earns 1.
1
1HE subscriber hat out of the Littlt Gian
Corn Mills, where anyone can come.
ami grind corn in it, for every tenth bushel.
You can mike very good meal (a I'- for stock,
grind your com on the cob, by so doinc you
will make a "at ssviner, (is one bushel, to
ground is worth two to fed o ock wi'hn-it.
REUBEN LOVEJOY.
Jan. 11'.' 1S51 8
J. F. Pock, ll. D.
SURGEON & PilYSlCIVV, O nihi. N
br ska Office and rosidence on Dodce
Street. Oy6)
Notice.
ALL persoua indhted tot e onderstfrned sre
request d to cII at one. and set'le their ac
i.ojnts. Those who cannot pay the cash, or
troo.1 mere antahle produce, we want to close
their accounts, bv no'e, we hope this invitation
will b responded to as the acco nits for 1S57
nmt be closed. After the first of January
18S, we will sell goods at rednced prices for
cash, or good coa. The highest price paid
for Green and Dry Hides.
4t6 SEATON A. ROWLES.
Flowr
AND CORN MEAL.
rilHF. hes 'lo ir fo- four dollars pr sack,
1. corn-meal for two do'lsrs per sick. For
sale hv RUBEN I.OVEJOY.
Uellev-ie, Dec 29.h, '57 6
NOTICE!
?EHF. will be a meetin-r of the Stock
ho'ilers ofth n',,,vie P intinc Press, at
Bowen and S rirklsnd's nflic. on Sitnrdir,
eve ing, at 7 o'clock A. M. J uinary 23rd IA5.
A'l tt e s'ockhoidors, will tike n'o'ice, that
those refusinir. failing or nejlecting, to rep.
resent ssi.l s'ock. and nv hack assessments
if anv ereare. and ach a.sessmen's as shall
be msd at till meing. will forfeit their
amount of stock l snid press.
SILAS A. STRICKLAND.
4t1 Director an! Acting A-;ut
No omct !
HIT COLD WEATHER & GOOD
STOVES
In 3NToTDmsl3Lcv !
THE citizens know and feel this cold westh
er ; and those that are sleeping awikt
if awake, walk 1 if walklnz, run I if lunninr
flvl to th Tin and Stove S ore of Sam'
Snyder, and provide yoirselvet with icb ar
ticles in hisline.as vou miy wan, before it is
too late. Co ne all th tt are t iffVrng from
the cold, and I will sell vou atoves tint wilt
comfort yo i, in this cold reriou. Now is four
only e' Slice, as I am selln? roods, cheaper
tliant.ey can i Douenr in sr. iouis.
Fontenelle Money and co intry prod jee, tsk
en in evchanee for th name.
I hve a house end lot. which I will sell
cheap. Resd aa4 run tn ,
, .. SAMUEL SNYDER, i
Itf Bellevue, opposite the printing office.
Watches
CLEANED AND RE'A'tEE
Mil. G. W. BUTTON, from Ball, Black 4
Co.'s, New York, will be fo md at the
old Stand of Kemp k. Fiodh.im, In O nahi.
where ht will attend to the repairinr of
Watches and J'welry, of all kinds, ii tht
mo.t workman-like m inner, and warranted to
ji e entire stisfacioo.
i All orders wUl be promptly attended to.
1 No. 30. 13bs
Sjvi "vi ,-ir ' L.
X2C3Tt .';!..? I I
CGS-roccry
AND
PROVISION STORE.
MR. S. rf. riKE, still rontlnuts to keep at
his old stSnd. on Mission Avenue, east
of Main Strt t, fresh Groceries, ot all kinds,
of the best quality. Also, a choice lot of
Liquor.
He has fitted up, In ths resr of bis store, I
first class
RESTAURANT,
Where he will furnish wsrm meals, or colJ
Ini ch, at all hours of (lis tlsy, Including Hit
loiiowmp nisiies t
Roast Beef,
Oysters.
Sinline,
Wild Oimo,
Hot C.ifTee,
And Tel.
Corned Bef,
Pickle' Tongie,
P ckled Tripe,
Tijcs Feet,
His customers, and the public generally, are
invited lo yive him a call.
Nov. 20. itf
J. Io'W "Wdrvtoli
AND
Jewelry
Establishment in Omaha
WM. FRODSIIlM, lining retired from
the late firm of Ktnn ft. Frolshnm.
has opened a new s ore at No 3, Capt. Down's
buililinr, between the Metho 1st Ch iicli, whi-rs
he Invites his old patrons to give him a cal1.
Hint pieces atul Jewelrv. of every descri
tion, neatly and expeditiously repaired. Oin
r
Notice
IShre'v given, hit I will not csr a certain
promissory no'e riven to a Mr. Miller, da.
el at H-M-viie. N. T.. o.iorabo it the liih
Nov. 1Rj7j and d ieWdivs from date, for
nineteei d )!l.irs and eicY.y-aevcn cents, or
'herealio its. I h-iey w ir t vi I iio'ify any
and all persons, from p irchssing t.il.l note,
as I writ deceived by aiid Miller, and hivt
not received any value, for the nam.
E. N. Ul'JOIIN.
Btllevue, N. T. Dec. 22, 1837. St.1
A C A It I).
DURING nr absence In the east, W It.
ltirvey, will be In my office to stt-nd to
business forme. (17) W. H. COOIC.
IlELI.EVl'E L.OTS FOTl S ILK.
I OT 6, Block 255. L. fi, B. I S, B. 253
I 4 2, 2t 1, 175, 4,
" a, in, ii, 2, "ii,
4, " 25, , US, -Ii, "
li'.l.
87.
" 10.11,12, 240. " 4, " J.
Out Lot 21, in Bennett't qr.
" 25, In Bo'tom.
Also, an undivided 1-2 of Block 133, It 213,
Price, $1700. Enquire of
HORACE EVERETT,
At his Banking House. Council Bluff, or
41 J. it. JENNINGS, Bsllsvue.
Apples,
BARRELS Apples, 60 Sicks of Fane
0I Citr S'. Inis Flonr.50 Sacks AG
Salt. $:i.09 per Sick, for sule foe cash, bv
3il CLARKE URO.
Notice.
THE und'rsiened havinr been elected General
Aerent, of "the Bellevue Lind Claim" in the
absence of Col Benton, the President, is the
only person authorized to transact anv busi
ness for and In the nsme of said Association.
The office of the company. Is the office of
Bowen k. B'.ricklsn'd. Bellevne, . f.
L. L. BOWEN,
General Agent of U. L. C. A.
TERRITORY OT NF.BR SKA,
S3.
IUU.V1V Or RAItpy.
XT0'',CR lshreby riven
, lhs.t sealed pro-
r
he Comitv Clerk in Bllevue, up to Wed iet
hv. the 20 h d iv. of tlie present month I for
finishinir, a Hridire, across the P pillion Creek
on 8ectlon line between 3 and 10, Tnwnshlo
13, north of Ritiee 1.1, east) known as the
Watson brid;e,l aid also for hiuidintr, a hridre
at he j inctioi of said c-eek on Territorial
road, riming fra n Oin ihs city, toCedir lilsnd
I'avmenr or wncn. win ne see reii nv eo intv
bonds. Plans and specification sen be seen
at 'he ro.intv clerk's office inBellevue
The county Commiasio iers will meet at
said office, on Wed lesdiy. 2nth day of Jan
uary l5; to examine and act ttpoii ths sail
proposals.
by oruer or rnimr r o-tmissioi'rs,
STEPHEN D. BNGH.
Bellevne. Jan. 4 h l-8 Coun'y clerk.
I.I st of Letters
Remilnlnr in the Post Office It B'levi
for ths Q isrter endinr, December 31 1S57.
A
Adams John Ayers Wm F 2
B
Ret Marjra-e'.t Ana Brown Aaron
Blakehsrt G
Byme Freeman F
Perrv Benjamin 2
Btsjkhnrn Abrer
tr.(. wm H
Berry II irrison 2
Kvivei Si in el 2
Billine'on ,1'ih.i L
Benton N O
B liley Jms S
Bryan T M
Camp Alexmder 2
t'uii )ht Ira
Crr Aihm
C x A O
Charter Geo S
Pentoi Lewis
Close C W
Unplan WD
Cinno'i Ed
Child Dr D L
Craver G-.'orje
Doll A
Elithorp-, Jc, Kiipe
Franklin John
Green Joseph 3
Griffith II Cook 7
IInry William 3
Mllsltssc
Denton John W
Ecclestoa Joha F
Fish C
O. er Peter
E
F
G
II
M
Gibbs B F
Htinee Henry 2
Mir Mimic
M ildow.iej Jam-t
Nixon Jabss If
Phillips D M t
Renre Aleander
Roberts Jssaea 1
Mj Givers H'nriett
N
P
II
Parsons C'.!s D
Hay John
' tprsirne Tleirv T
Stall Mitt ElUabelh
- 1
Todd Burtoi W
Thompson Robert
fpear Chat (! 1
Spsar Mrs M ry
Tsylor Joba'
Vinson M.ss Maria
W
Wiktnson John F 3
Willt ims Clark
W lilacs John M
WaUrmsn Geo W5
Woottward John B
Ward John 2
Persons callinr for any
of tbc above will
pisase say aaveruseu.
L. B- KINNEY
p. M-
VARIETY STORE.
THE undersigned have opened, Isrgi
aid commodious nsw stoie. oi the corner of
Main and 2th Streets, In Bellevue, where
v rled assortment of Coodt msj It found.
Among them ars
DRY GOODS,
Such as
Drown Muslin,
Calico.
eheetlnr,
Slilrllnr,
Hosiery, he
RMVF.s, 10HK1.
SCYTHE t. WOOD-9WVS.
6HOVF.LS, H AY-FORKS.
9PADKH, TEAKK TTLEfe,
GRIND STONES, CHAINS, c.,
lorether wiih a quantityot
Bootatfc Sliooa
Separs, Rikes, Ropes, llnrse-collsrt, Carpet
sacks, Wlndiiw Htsh, Doors,
TEAS AMD SUCAR8,
Toliocco, Q leensware. Glassware, Flour,
Crnrkers ai d a irreat many more arllcli t.
They keep constantly on hand, a lares as
sorlmtnt of cood
nines nmt I.lqitor,
Warranted ths b.it qualitv I rhean for eash,
i.37tf J. P. HOR V 4 CO.
IOVIS '. SASTCLS,
ratrt MKTS
BAIiTKLS & METZ,
WOULD respeclfull? announce to the in
h.ibit.mta of Belleuve, an I vicinity,
tint they hve opened a s'ore, on the corner
of Main and 21t Streets, and no e offer for
sale, a variety of good), which ars entirely
ticvv, consisting of
Dry Cioixl. end Clothing,
Moot in id Slioi's,
(Jro rics, Liquors,
Drugs, .Mtilaini's,
'iiiiit uimI I'niiit Pruhes,
Oils ami Vurniih,
AViinlow Ulu.Hsof nil sizes,
Cliiim and (Jluis Ware,
lists n ml Cups,
lluffiilo Shoes.
lllHiikpts onJ
Fur (j loves.
Tlie above articles are of the first quality,
and as one of ot rem tins constantly in 6t.
Louis, selecting poods, and watching the mar
ket, we feel confident that we can sell as
cheap, or clitnptr. than any out else iu the
west.
The puli'lc are Invited to five us call and
examine the roods for themselves.
We will buy farmer's product st tht Ulglisit
prlcet.
Give us a eill, at ths new store, corner of
Main au I 2 lit btretls, lltlltvus, itbratks
Territory.
Bellevue, Sep'. 10, 1337. . 4 Itf
IPHirnituro.
JOS. W. LOWRIE. prseticsl Cabinet Mik
- er. Informs the people of Bellevue and vl
ci ii'v. thit he it now prensred to repair, vsr
nlah, or to mske to order, In the heat manner,
any article of furniture which they ma v de
sire to have, at hit shop, in Chase's bulldlnr,
in BePerue.
(IV Coffins mads in any style, at the short
est possilils notice. J. W. L.
S.-pt. 10. 44tf
Jew Firm.
OTntlE ii'ulersired, hsviii) purchase I the
4A. s ock In trade, of Palmer ft Averlll, the
business will be carried on, as heretof ire, at
th old stand, under the oame and s'.yle of
Win, C. Averill Ic Co.
WM. C. AVERILL.
CI W. II. LONGSDORF.
Meat Market
Changed Hands.
MESSRS OLIVER tt STONE, haes pur
chased of If. Cook Griffith, his entl e
interest In the bu'eheriur. business, a id wid
heresfter he found his old stsnd. on Mies ei
venue, east of Mln 8'reet, under S. M.
Pike's Grocery and Provision R'ore, where
thee will he hippy to wait upon his old ens
tomers, snd all n'hers who msy choose te
favor tliein with their natronsfe.
GEORGE A. OLIVER.
Oct. 29. Cm3l CHARLES SI ONE.
attentio n ' every
one:
(City Saloon.
I HAVE just opened ? first else Saloei, in
the Store room form-rlv anennled hv John
i Chs.se. where th public can always find s
pool supnlv of Ovstert, ttardinea. S-ars, and
the best l.in.in's In ht ci'y.
A HOT LUSCll, served daiir, except in-
lar, from 11 to 12 o'clock, A. M., free to ay
eus'omere.
Give me a call, and eaisfy vonrselvea.
r-iV A good pries pa d for all kinds f rsme.
oil . i.uvuir-
WM. C. AVERILL 8c CO.,
nCLI.KTl'C STORE,
BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
DEALERS in Dnr Goods, Groceries, Hard
are. Hits and Csps, Boots and Sboee,
uro -kerv. r 'rin'.ure, R.e.
We will sell onr roods, at low prices, end
for ready pay only. 62
o:m.v ijn'irs
NEBRASKA IN 1857.
THIS work will araln be readr lor delivery
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OHT In Jrsnsit be mail, between Ne
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EICHER tt DAVZSPOBT,
MERCHAMT'TAlLORr,
WOULD' resfiectfuHy iritorm tbe ciUttaa
of Bellevne and vicinity thst thee hsv
cooimenced Uie TAILORING BUSINESS ta
the building formerly occupied br J. M. Bar
ts v. comer MAIN street and FIFTH AVEfL.
UE, and Intend keeping coastantl es) kaa4
CLOTHS, .
CASSIMtRES, . . , '
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at and tpsub. . v,,t-
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Alto, fUKS and HIDES booght or takctata
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