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We learn from the Hloomington (111) Fl5, of the death of Gov. Richardson's Mother. Tha following I copied from the Frankfort correspondent ot tin Louisville Courier i A bill to prerent runaway matches was re. parted to the House this morning, by Mr. Houston ot Clarke. It enmends Itself to the prayerful consideration of til young men am bitions of psylng for some young lady's board 4 hooped aklrt-a-coats. Ita main provis ion! are i 1st. Fine and Imprisonment for running away with a young lady under 1 years of at;, and not msrrvintr her. 2nd. If he, does marry er, he cannot have anr of her proper ty until! she becomes of age, Ac. MARRIED. At the residence of the bride's fathertoa Thursday, Feb. 4th. bv Judge Took. Andrew M. Polloca, of Hellvn, to M.arv C, eldest daegbter of Bernhard Meyer, of Sarpy ro. DIED. ' Tn Bellevu, Jan. 24th, Win, M. Tuttle, of tvphold fever i aped 27 ytars, formerly of Delaware county, N. Y. MASONIC. 'A Tb regular meeting of Nebraska Lodge, No. 1S-1, of Free and Accepted NMaaoni., will be held at Masonic Hall, the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of ach month, at 0 1-2 o'clock. . L. B. KINNEY, W.M.. i. o. o. r. Tha rerular meeting of Bellevu Lodge, Na. 4, will be hold on Saturday evening of ach week, at 7 o'clock, P. M. Brothers of the order who mar be in our city on that evening, are respectfully invited tn attend. 8. A. STRICKLAND, N O. F. M. DAVENPORT, Sec'y. Ulatl Arrangements. EASTERN MAIL. AKMVtS Tuesdays, Thursdavs, and Saturdays at 6 'clock, P. M. CLOIC 'Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, at 9 'clock, P. M. WESTERN MAIL Asatvtt Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, atO clock, P. M. CLOSII Tuesdays, Thursdays, aid Sundays, at 0 'clock, P. M. SOUTHERN MAIL. arsivks Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 0 'clock, P. M. CLOir.s Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 10 clock, A. M. NORTHERN MAIL. armvks Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 10 clock, A. M. ci.osrs Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 9 'clock, A. M. Office open on Sundays, only from 0 o'clock P. M. to Ro.ctock P. M. This rule will be trictly adhered to, L. 11. KINNEY, r. M. BELLEVUC MARKET. Corrected weekly by Clarke &. Bsoriisa, Forwarding and Cora. Merchants. Flour Extra Superfine, $ I per 9S lbs. Fine, s;3,so. Meal $i per 100 lbs. ' Apples Green, $-i,00 Dried, $3 50. Peaches " 4 im. Butter New 40c V do Old packed, 25 to 30c V lb Beans St 50 bus. Corn 50 "P bush. ' Oats 50c Beef 6 to 7c. Dried Beef 20e per lb. . tialt G. A., per sack, $3. F.ggs 20c doz Hides Dry, 7e do Green, 3 Hay S4 00 CV $0 00 T tun Bran. 30 cents per bush. . Pork Fresh, So to S7 per bun. ,: Lard 15 e V ft. . Onions $3 50 V bus. .- Potato 50. Pelts Sheep 50c -i! do CoontWc , Wood Cotton, 3,50, Hard, 5,00. Lumber Cottonwood sheet's: 25 "ft m do sej. eriged f30 (Hi t, do Oak, Walnut, Rnsswood $15 00 do Pine siding, clear $55 00 in. do Flooring 2d Sii5 OO 1st $73 00 Boards. $50 (Tit $75 1HI Shingles Pine $H 50 (a, d 50 ft m. " Cottonwood $5 00 Lath Pine $12 00 per rn. - Doors (3 50 ui $4 75 each. ,. kash $1 00 $2 1.4 per easement. SEW ADYERTISEMEXTSi I.rgal Notice .Ths Peoples B ink 1 la attachment, in the f the City of New York !.-' vs . George Jennnings and Reuben Lovejoy First Judicial Dis s trict Court in and for the County of Sarpy and Territory of Ne braska. To George Jennings, You are hereby no tilled, that on th twelfth day of January, A. D. t.Vs t the People' Bank of the City of New York, by their Attorney, filed in the off lee of th Clerk rf the First Judicial District Curt of Sarpy County Nebraska Territory, their petition, claimin-' of yn-i the sum of Frve Hundred and Sixty-one'($ Mil) Dillars, as money due them upon a certain promissory newte, made by you in writing dated Aug ist 5th IM1 1 and payable ninety day from the data thereof. You are also notified, that attachment issued out of id office, in the ahov cause, to satis fy said claim, acceding to the prayer of the plaintiff. Now unless von appearand answer said pe tition on or before the second day of the neat rm of the District Court, to be begun and hlrl tn ths City of Bellevue on ih second day f March A.' D. K5H judgment wi'l he taken agalnet you for the above amount with interest and rot. James O Chapman ) Atfy for Pt'tff uraered to b printed in th BeRevue Gai- pcu tour successive weeks. ( J. W. PADDOCK Clerk of th First ( Judicial District Court cf Sarpy Co. fly Sfpbe-i D. rtsry:., IVfity e!rk. M'.(ML XOTIC X. William II. Smith,) In att.ichmen . rir Judicial Distiiot William II. Brow. ) Court, i t an I fur th t'oui'y cf Sirpv, at.d Territory of Nebraska. WILLIAM II. BROW, the defendant In the above entitled cause, who is a lion re.i dent of the Territory, will take notice, tint William II. Smith, the pl.Tlt.tiff, did on the 7th dav of January, A. D., 19M, sue out of the said Court, a writ of attachment against the firoperty and effects of said defendant, claim ng that there is due from the defendant to the plaintiff, the sum of one thousand dollar, on a penal bond, made in writing, and siirned by the said defendant, on the first day of July A. D. 1H.u7. And that unless said defendant appear on or before the nxt term of s;i Id Court to be holden o-i the second day of March, A.D. 1S!8, in the city rf Bellevu. judgment will be taken against liim, for the above amount, with in terest and costs. T. B. I.eiron, L. L. Bowen, AtfysforFIHV Ordered to be published in the Bsllevus Ca tette, four successive weeks. 4tll J. W. PADDOCK. Clerk of First Judt- rial District Court, for Sarpy County. $ By STEPHEN D. BANGS, Dep. Clerk l,c;.il xotixx. Crow,McCreery Jk Co. vs. John Chase. la attachment in the First Judicial District Court, in the Coun'yof S.arpy.snd Territory of ' Ne braska -Sir Yoi are hereby To JOHN CHASE- notified, that on tne i;tn day or January, A. D. 1S3S, Crow, MCrtry ft. 'Co., filed in the office of the Clerk of th First Judicial Dis trict Court of Sarpy county, Nebraska Terri tory, their petition, claiming of y u the sum of Veven hundred dollars, as money due them upon a certain promissory note, made bv you In writing, dated May .Vh, A.D. 1S37. and payable at six months' from date thereof, to the order of the sai.l plaintiff s. The origi nal notice in said rinse, his heci returned to this offiee by the slierilf of this only, not served, that you could not be found tn the county. You are also notified that attachment issu ed out of the said cilice, against your proper ty, in the above cause, to sa'lsfy said claim, according to the prayer of the plali.'UT. Now unless you appear aiid answer said petition, on or before the second day of the next term of the District court, to b begun and holden in the city of Bellevue, thr acorid day of March, A.D.. ISM. judgment will be taken against you, for the above amount, with inter est and cos's. T. B. Lmoi, Bawen ft, Strickland Att's for Plffi Ordered tn be published in the Bellevus Ga zette, f'tur succesilvs wevka. J. W. PADDOCK, ) , Clerk of First Judi- ) elal District Co irt, for 8rpy County. ) 4tll By STEPHEN D. BANGS, Dep.Cleik LEGAL XOTICn. Margaret Gates, ) Pe'.itioT for Divorce, in vs. Dis'rict Co ir'., First Jn Samuel Gates. ) dicial District, within aiid f r the county of Sarpy, Territory of Nebraska. The defendant, Samuel Gates, will take no tice, thit M irgirct Gates, the ptitio-ie-, oa the 2d day cf February, A. D. 1S5S, died hr petition in said court, praying that the bundi of matrimony exutin? between peritioner and drfendent, niay be dissolved ; giving came, abandonment ami willtul absence for inure than two years. I?st past; and that unless saiil deft appear and answer said petition, on or before the second day of next term of said District court, a decree will be taken in ac cordance with the prayer of said pcti'.ion. . By Bowen ft. Strickland, ) her Attorneys. j I J. W. PADDOCK, clerk of said court. I Bv S. D. BANGS, 4tnll ' Deputy clerk. Legal Mark otice. In attichmen', in the i First Judicial Dis Cyrus K, vs CofTman ft Stoddard and George Jenniug rlct Court, in and for County of Sarpy and Territory of Nebras ka. To George Jennings ; Sir, You are here by notified, that on th 4th dav of December, A. D. 1857 1 Cyrus K. Mark, Filed in ths Of fice of the Clerk of the First Judicial District Court of Sarpy county, and Territory of Ne braska, his petition claiming of you the sum of Five Hundred and Fifty-ei-rht Dollars, as money due him, upon a certain promissory note, made in writing and signed by Colfmnn and btoddard, on tlie an. day or April A. J). 1837 t and payable to your order, on or before the first dsy ot No-ember next thereafter, and the said note being by you endorsed, and th payment therof guaranteed at maturity You are aWo notified, that attachment, was I sued out of the office of the Clsrk of th said Court, against your property, to satisfy the said clnim. according to the prayer of the plaintiff. Now unless vi appear', and Ans wer said petition, on or befor th ceid dav of next term of the First Judicial District Court, in said county, be begun and held in th City of Ilellevue, on th seenul day of March A. D. 1SV j idim-nt will b taken aeainst you, for tlie above amount, with inter est and cost. T. B. Lemon L. L. Boweu Att'y for Pl'tff. Ordered t he printed in the B;'levu Caz zette tour succtiiv wee.s. ) J. W. PADDOCK. S Tlerk of the First Ju ) dicial District Court of Sarpy Conrtv. 4!lt By S'.epbea D. Bangs Deputy Clerk. (Caution. THE public ar hereby cautioned, not to purchis or trade for a certain pro.ulssury no'e, siirned by th subscriber, a bo it (be 22nd diy f M V, A. D. 1H57 t and ma ! payable to'th order of L. B. Kinnev. 8ixv dsvs from the date thereof, at th Fontenetl Rsnk, for the sum of Three Hiairtril Dollars. There being no consideration whatever, the same will not be paid by m. lOtf T. B. LEMON. Flour. I0R sal, gi.-.d quality of Flour, at $3.75 per sack, at the or of B ARTELS t METZ. W. II. Longsdorf, GRADUATE of Penu. Col!; of Dental S irgerv, respectfully announeet' the eit. izene of Bellevue. and vicinity, that he is now prepared to practice Dentistry, In all its va. rioiis branches. VfVe h-ur f'r-n ? ti'T p. f f, . , JGHEAT SACRIFICE Store (Roods W. C. AVE RILL & CO., Having determined to close out the talancs of the stock, will offer until the 1st of March, the i entire stock at COST. Great Bargains may bo Ilad In BOOTS & SHOES, iT'oixr Drawer BBtir cans, Mahogany Front, for only $10. WILL OFFER FUR ft! STORE, t Without -Regard to Cost. LADIE'S Fine Shoes Fancy Groceries at Cost. 1 Hardware. GLASSWARE HATS & CAPS, AT HALF TH3 USUAL THICE. Any one in want of really cheap good, will do well to defer buying until they attend this sale. TERMS, .... CA.1H. Bellevue, Jan. 28, 1938. 10 Notice. I.I. person who are indebted to the late . firm of Palmer k Avrill, will please call and settle the same with GEORGE P. AVERILL. N. B. All arcouiits net closed within 30 days, will be sued. Jan. 2.rtb. 10 Louis Bartels ) In attachment in the Dis vs ) trict Court of the first Jndi Geo. Jennings) cUI District In and for the County of S:irpy and Territo ry of NebrasUa. George Jenningn the defendant In the above cause who is a non-resident of the Territory; will tak noire, that Louis Muriels, th plain tiff, on the 2:!rd day of November A. D. 1857, sued out of said Court, a writ of attachment against the property and etTects of said defen dant, claiming, tliat ttiere Is due from the de fendant to the plaintiff, the snm of 91.'i0,nft for money h:id and received by the defendant. from the plaintiff, for the of a lot in Rel levne, Sarpy county, to which, the defendant bad no tl'.le. And that utiles' said defenrlsn' appear on or before th second div of the nxt term of slid Cour', vidtfinen'. will be taken ngninst hiui for the aboie amount, in terest and cos's. Roeien tR'eiekland ) J. W. I'AWWtX Att'y fur Plaintiff. J C'erlj of Dis'rict Court, First Judicial D snet 4tl0 ByS. D. BANCS, his Deputy. Notice To tno 3Px7dUo. rMJII undersigned having purchased the en X tir tiek f Jewelry, formerly owned by Alex. Kemp, is prepared to sell 'be s.im at 'Z'j per cent less than was evrr olT.;red in this city before, a room must be made for a large spiiiur assortment. Th s'ock consist of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Clock Sett of Cameo, Coral, Enamel. Painted, Gold S'.one. Masonic and Mourning Jwlry, Broaches. Ear Drops. Cuff Pins, Shirt hfids. lAieket. Bracelet. King. Cold. Silver, ai.d Plai'ed Guard, Fob and Vest Chain. Gold ami Silver Sncctacles Also a spUml-d nt. surtment of MORTON'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS Also Musical Instrument. Cutlery, Port Monies, Poaches, Card Caeea, tc., Ac. A fr.e stock of Rifle, Shot Guns, Revolv ers, Ac., which i!l be sold at a smiM ad vance above cost, a 'he subscriber wishes tn go o't of the gun business. All kinds of repairing done with neatness and di.patch by competent workmen. I still continue to t ike Omiha Scri" , Wes tern Exchange, Nemaha Valley, eastern mon- ev. or rold ai.d silver, fa exchange for goods. V"s,ors on 12th Street, one door from Farnham, and directly ojmoiite the Western Lxehanjre Bank, Om.'ha, N.T. ricaju call a id examine goods sr. I mire. T. W. WOOD". Ojiaha,Jan. 12:h, 1!..S. 8m3 LUMBER! LUMBER! I I i li flfi Is rr-ET of Pin Lumber X.VlVJ.JYHry lorsa' by AKNOLD. EBY 1- StlFniC JTf Eir) ill at tl.c Beri'-m- Hoiss. ST. tl u. p-t. !WW7 ft fi t r V Mortgaso ZBixlo NOTICF. is hereby given, ih.it bv virtue, a d in p its min e H' a li. e.l (if M.'rlgice executed by Mired Ki Hum, to t'le under sin ed dated December 18.li, A. D. 1S..7. to se curs the emu of l'tl'teen II itidied and I'uriy Sit Dollars and Cightv-four cents, in the fol lowing manner, to wit't $u() on the 2mti day of December A. D. 157, $300 on theU'.h div of January ISjS, and the residue on tha Ulh day of March A. D. 15 anil Uei oiUeJ in Jiook U. or l.snd HeiurcJ-, in rvirpy coumv, N. T. Paire 2'1.2-3 t one of the cundillons In the said mortgage is, that default being made in the payment of, either of said iiotes, the whole should immediately become due, and f ayahle, and default h iving been made in the wo first, named notes, ami interest thereon ; and this being tlie tlunl tun", s.il.l limit rage has been renewed; nowtheieforr, by vir tue of the authority in me vested, bv said Deed of Mortgage, I will p occtd to sell, ac cording to the conditions therein set forth, to the highest bidder for rash, at public sale, in the city of Bellevue, N. T. before the dour of the Bellevue House, on Sitnrdav. the IlrJ dav of April A. 1). lfflt, at 10 o'clock, A. M. all tne lollowmg dscnte'i property, to win me u-divided one half of lllork No 113 in the city ot Bellevue, Slrpv co. N. T. according to survey made by S.'W- T. Sdilmonsky i:i ISM; and also, nl! the undivl led half of tlie certain piece or parrel r( l.snd situated ntul Iving In thecoui.ty of Surpy and Territory of Nebraska and known and described as follows, to wit; commencing at a pout 81:0 roils North, 81 1-1 East of the S W corner of s-c 13, "ownship 13 range 13. H of the 0 principal meridian. Thence tiorth d7 1-2 west 23:5 rod to a co lon wood stump, thence N 31 I'. 0:5 rods to a pot thence S 47 1-2 F. 2.1; tods to a post, thence S 3'i W 0:5 rods to phrc of bejiining t also ail the ltiipioveuirnts a d building, co isli'ing in part, of one s'erun n mill ind thn tenemnt hereditament and anpvr'enmces thereof, sub ject nevertheless, to a Deed of Mortgage, to ecurs thejiavm t 'f Two Thousand Two Hundred Doll.irs, ($::00) It being a jirior mortgas and hivlnj precedence over all others. ' 12t-9 V. A. CWYER. Mirtgar.ee TS hereby given. to Charles Van Ala' lee, X and all others, who n it nuv co-eei a t to appear at the Land Oliioe, in Omaha city, on Saturday the 21rd day of Jjnuary IS'1 t at U o'c'ock.' A. M. Tlien nnd there to offer such evidence, as you tniv have la support of your respective c'aims. to Hie N half, of the S E quarter, section No 32 1 and the W h lf of lbs S W quarter sec 33, Township II. Rang 13 E. Th entry having been returned, for rein veatigation, by the Commissioner of the Land Office. ENOCH Ms CARTY. LittlO C2r 13. t CORN & COB MILL. A Fenny Saved if Worth Two Penco Earned. rplIE subscriber has one of the Ll'.tls Giant X Corn Mills, where Onv one cm coin and grind corn mi', for every tenth bush el. ', You can make very sro I me.ill i i' for s.oc !;rind yi :r co-i ot lh co:i, by so uoi ig yo:i will make a rai savinr, as one bus'irl.' eo rround is wortl twi to f"H to e'oek wi'ho it. rel'ce:; lovejoy. Jan. 1351 8 ALT. persons indebted to t e undersigned arc request d to call at o--.ce.and st:l llieir ac counts. Those who cannot pay tli cash, or rood mere ontablc produce, we want to clo their account, bv note, we hope this invir.viem will be responded to as the accounts for 1S37 mu.t b closed. After the first of January lSo8, we will sell goods at reduced prices for cash, or good cons. The highest price paid fur (ireen'uiid Xrv Hides. 4'ti SEATON & UOWLES. Flour AND CORN MEAL. frMIE best i.f "our far four dollars pr sack, Jl cnrn-mral for two dollars per ssrk. Kor sal by PL' BEN LOVEJOY. Bellevue, Dec 29.h, j7 C NOTICE! riHERE will be a meeting of th Stock- L holders of the Bellevue Printing Press, at Bowen and S'rickiand's oHiee, on Saturday, eve ing, at 7 o'clock A. M. January 2.1rd I3.ris. All the stockholders, will tike notice, that those refusing, fsilinr, or reelecting, to rep. resent said stock, and pay back assessments if any tl ere are. and such assessments as shall be made at said meeting, will forfeit their amount of stock In ssbl press, SrLAS A. STRICKLAND. 4t0 Director and Actiu.i Agent. Wo (Comet; ! BUT COLD WEATHER & GOOD STOVES Vtf. si-. - 1 i THE citltens know and feel this cold weath er and those that are sleeping. iwiVt I if awakv. walk if walking, run I if ruauin. fly I to th Tin and Stove S ore of Kam'l anviler, ami proviJe yo irseives wi'h uct ar ticle In hi line, as yo i may w a. before it is tool.it. Com all that are a iWl-ig from the co'd, and I will sell vo i stoves that will comfort you, in this cold recion. Now is vo ir only c' ance, as I au aelllu gaols, cheaper than tVey csn be bonjht l i S'. Iuis, 1'on'enelle Money and co in'.ry proJ Jce, tak-' en in exchange for th same. I I hve a bouse and lor, which I will sell cheap. Read and ma tn SAMUEL SNYDER. Itf Bellevue, opposUe the rr.r.'.ing file. Notice. i lit. nnaetsig'.ea- n mng 6eeneletl General .iriit,er -me r.nvu j,an. cuuu" n the absence of Col Ber to, tbt l'res,ent, is th only aerson Hv,tliorird to transact nv bui nss f.-ur and ia the nine of said Assiwlstioa. Ill oifice rf ihe cmdtisiv, i th o.Tice tl Bowtll Si. Strickland. Bellevue, , T. J. L. BOWEN, C.r.r-.' (;-rt cf Jt. L. C 1. mm v 'Cv Grocery provision'stoue. MR. S. M. I'IKE, still continues to keep at his old stand, on Mission Avenue, east of Main Street, fresh Grocerlqs, of all of tha best quality. Alao, a choice kinds lot ol Llipmrs. lie has fitted up. In the rear of his store, a first class RESTAURANT, Where he will furnlh warm meals, or cold lunch, at all hours of the day, Including the following dishes Itoast Reef, Oysters. Cnrne.l Reef, S.irdines, Pickle IToijgiie, Wild Uame, Pickld Tripe,- Hot Coffee, l'igs Feet, And Tea. His customers, and the public generally, are invited tn rive him a call. Nov. "6. Itf J. Now "Wzxtolx AND Jewelry Establishment in Omaha WM. F RODS I! AM. hiving retired from the Inte fuin of Kemp Frodshsm. has opened a new store at No 3, (.'apt, Down's ! iiiiiiiiing, iieiwecnine nie:noiKt i iiuicli, where he Invites his old patrons to give lilin a call. Time pieces and Jeweh v, of every descrip tion, neatly and expeditiously repaired, llml Notice IS hereby given, that I will not pny a certain promi'sory no'e ricn to a Mr.Miller, dat ed at Bellevue, N. T.. oner about the 19th Nov. 1S37j and ducOOdiys from date, for ninelern dollars aid eighty-seven cents, or thereabout. I hret? wira ami notify any and nil person, fiom pirchssing said note, as I wit de'eivud by said Miller, and hac not received any value, for the same. E. N. UWOII.V. Bellevne, N. T. Dc. 22, 1937. 3t5 IIF.LLKHE LOT.1 I'Olt RALU. I OT f-, Dlock S5.'i. L. fl, TJ. 192, 1.. 8, R. 251. I j i. a ii 21v .i j .i j7i, 4 m. t)8. 87. II II II 3, " 171, "11," 5s, "11, " 4, " 2.'., H, " 1SS, "U, It). 11, 17. " 4." 4. Out Lot 21, in Rennetl's nr. " " 20, In Eottotn. Alao, an undivided 1-2 cf Ulock 155, k 213. Price, Sl7.r0. Enquire r f HORACE EVERETT, At h!a Ranking House. Council Bluffs, or 41 J. B. JENNINGS, Bellevue. Apples, !On II A RR ELS Apples, SO Sicks of Fancv 0f Citv S'. Louis Flour. 60 Sacks AG ball. $3,0'J pr Sack, for aula for cash, hy 3:1 CLARKE & URO. TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA, S3. COUNT I OF RAUPY. ATOTICE l hereby given, that sealed pro posals, will be recleved at the office ef ihs County Clerk in Bellevue, up to Wednes diy, the 20;lt d iv, of th present month for linishinr. I'rld?, across the Papillint Creek in Seel ion line between 3 ftnd 10, Township 11, liorth of Rang 13, east: known as the Watsnn bridge, and also fur buildinir, a brldgo at tie junction or aald creek on Territorial road, Tuning from Omaha city, to Cedar Island ravine nt or winch, wtll he secreu by county bonds. Plans and specifications earl be seen at th' county clerk's eltiee in Bellevue The county Commissioners will meet at said office, on Wednesday, 2iMh day of Jan uary KriS j to examine aiid act upon tha aatd proposals. By order of County Commissioner, STEPHEN D. BANGS. Bellevue, Jan. 4th lfjj8 County clerk. List of I.-tiers Rernslnlng in the Post OtFice In Rjllevu for the Quarter ending, December SI 1557. A Adams John Ayers Win F 2 D Ptte Margarett Ann Brown Aaron Blakehart O Beyme Treeman F Berry Beig'amln 2 Dlaakburn Abner Brue Win II Berry Harrison 2 Rover Kainuel 2 Billing'on John L penton N G Bailey Jam's 2 ttryan T M Camp Alexander 2 Campbell Ira ' Carr Adnuj C x A O Charter Geo 3 Denton Lewis Closs C W Coplin W D Cannon Ed Child Dr D L Cravtr Gor(v D jU A Eiuberpe, k Kntp Franklin John Dentin Jyhn W C.c!ei'.wi JdaU F Tiah C C F a (..er Peter Gibbs B F Haines Henry 2 Miv Mi ml Green Jeph 3 Gri.Ti h II Cook 7 Henry William 2 M Mills Isaac M iliaw.iey Ji-ni M: Cavern II-nrictt Nixaa Jabaj !! rbillips D M 2 Rne Alexander Roberts Jaa.cs P R Tarsons Otis D Hay John Spear Chss C 3 Sptar Mrs Miry Tsylor John Spr.ag" Hrrv T Stall Miss Elitabsth Tod I B irtoa X7 Thompson Robert Vinson Mie M.ria W Wilkinson John F Williams Clark Wallace Julia M 3 Waterman Geo W 5 Woodward Jo U Ward John t Pers-nseal'iarfor any of th above will pica. say ad.crtwe U L. B KINNEY P M chooL ! ("AtTRa. J. E. NYE, will arain onen hr , XX School, oi Wednesday. November 4'h I'.rr.fil tnth ii7,narkf I1M...ia fn. ... .1 j pa-jon;ige, ,ti aV its co-itinuanee. hoping '... V .ki. .-.-I- .w. ' 1 , mum it. i t rr.ut. iu i-i..'tiii nw aTTrCvsl il"T ; conft lenc. that has been kindly evteritel to hr. There will he two terms af twelve weeks ch. the efenlngwl iter. For th hit rndiments cf reading ani epe'.fc In-, f l.f0 a t-rirt. 1 . Ccmir.on F. 'dish branehe. Arlthmatic, Grammar ard Ceouraphv, CS.rVl ten. lL.-her I'. aM .h tr.v.cr.ei, u- f"''b. ' "r-- VARIETY STORE;' Till', undersigned hare opened, a larf and commodious new ator. on tb corner t Miln and 2Mh Streets, In Bellevue, where A v a i led assortment of Good nay bs fun4 Among theui are 1 DRY GOODS, Such as Brown Muslin, Calico, i i j th est I nr. SUlrtinr, Hosiery,. RNIVF.H. FORKS. ' '' SCYTHES, WOOD-SAWS. " SHOVELS. 11 AY-FORKS, " SPADES, TEA-KKTTLKS; GRIND-STONES, CHAINS, H ,' Together with a quantityof BOOtS c&3 llLOOJSt Segars, Rnke, Ropes, Horse-collars, CarpsW sacks, Window Sash, Door, ' TEAS AND SUGARS, Tobocco, tjueenswar. Glassware, Flow, Cisekers and a great many mors srtlcUs. They keep constantly on hand, large taw aortmetit of good i sTInr mid Liquor, Warranted the btst quality t cheap for cask. n37tf J. P. HORN k. CO. LOUIS r. BASTCLS. rain MST BARTELS & METZ, WOULD respectfully announce to the in habitant of Belleuve, and vicinity, that they have opened a store, on the earner of Main and lst Streets, and now offer for ale, a variety of goods, which ars satire! r.ew, consisting of Dry UooJs and CloihiDf , Uoot nnd Shoes, ' Gro cries, Liquors. Drugs, Medicines, .'units and Puint Drushes, Oils nnd Varnish, - Window Glass of all aixas, Chiua and Glass Wart, Hats and Caps, UufTtlo Shoea. ' Blankets and Fur Gloves. Tb above articles are of th first quality, snd as one of us remilns const ally in a. Louis, selecting poods, and watching lbs mar ket, ws feel confident that we can sell as cheap, or cheaper, than any one else in tha west. ; '. The public are invited to gW us a sail aal examine the goo.ls for themselves. We will buy farmer's produc at tb bius4ei prices. Give us a call, at the new stare, earner as? Main au I 21st Streets, Bellevue, Nebraska Territory. , . Bellevue, Sept. 10, 1837. ... 4I.' J03. W. LOWR1E, prsetical Cabinet Mak.x er, ii, forms the people of Bellevue and vt cirii'.y, that ln is cow prepared to repair, var nl ill,' or to make to order, in the best manner, any article of furniture which they raar de sire to have, at his shop, in Chase's bulldinf, in Bellevue. Collins mad la any style, at th short est possible notice. J. W. L. Bcpt. 10. 44tf r Jcw Firm. 9TniIE undersigned, having purchases! U iX stock in trade, or Palmer A. Arerill, tie btiainess will be carried on, as heretofore, at the old stand, under tbs nam and style sf Win. C. Averill k Co. WM. C. AVERILL. .. M W. II. LONGSDORTv i Meat Market Changed Hands. ,; MESSRS. OLIVER L STONE, have tmf. chased of II. Cook Griftilh, bis entire, interest in the butchering business, and will hereafter be found at hi old stand, on Miss' 'venue, east of Main Street, under 8. M. Pike' Grocery and Provision Store, wb,r they will be happy to wait upon Lis aid auss tomers, and all other who may choes favor theia witdi their patronage. . , GEORGE A. OLIVER, i Oct. 59. Cm51 CHARLES 510NE. WM, C. AVERILL & CO, ni:i.Li:vn: TonK, " BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,' DEALERS in Dry Gooi!. Groceries, Hsrd. ware. Hats and Cap, Boots and Shoes, Crockery. Furniture, itc. We will tell our goods, at low pries, aa4 for ready pay oniy, M vvoorwoiiTirs NEBRASKA IN 1857. 5 THIS work will again be ready tor ieUvary bvtU !7t ii.t. Tue first supply was re ceivcd i.i t weeK sua was unmeaiaieiy soitu t iialely A new i.o inty ?jap, corrected py Mr. Dyers, according to Uie county boundaries establish ed by the Legislature last winter, ha ba engraved expressly for the weik,nd will Sf peor in the next edition. Besides a history of the Territory, rt a dltion and prospects, the work contain tha claim law of Nebraska, and a digest of tha United S ates pre-emption law, making a complete pu-emptor' guid. Every prs IhWres'.-d In Nebraska should Lav a copy the work. Price, with th map, 75 ceaUf without the map,.V) cent. bineU copies saail ed, postage paid, on receipt of price, t say part of the country. C. C. TYOOLWORTH. ' ., Omaha, June 11, 107 32tf PubUsheC, MISSION SHARES LOST.- C1CH03. . T OSl' in transit osr in by mail, bstweea Mast place, 4 Certificate tt I i Yo.k. and this Stork, in th Mission property, number net recollected. Th said Certificates were aiada oji in the name of Christopher Gwytr, aaet I were not eoaorsed bv him, or Bd payable t ' Pr v. in pubi e ar eauM4 agaiart : P"rnaair.c said snare. as afttHlataprsvperty. will be conveyed by them 3UW WM A. GWTKR. EICHEK & DATEHPOXT, MERCHANT TAILORS. "WOI LD respectfully inform the eitiseaa M Mll tu and vicinity that they hava c. mmenced the TAILORING BUSINESS a the building formerly occupied bv J. M. Baa. . f sv.comer MAIN street and FIFTH AVElt L L. aud tuteiul kcsDins constantly ess mw j - CI OTH8 I ' ."ct.,..rnr, .-. CA551MCBCS, ( and rCfTn6S, Which will V mads op U ajd wltK MsvV 1 r.ea and d pach. ' Alva. Ft'KS and UDTM borajtM t ) ev.barge f'r goeils. naje-!f, t
