Nebraska advertiser. [volume], October 25, 1856, Image 2

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An intcrc:tbzleitcr frcmxCicraiLa
to tbe 2Caiimal intelligencer, describes
some cf the inhabitants and products
0 ,
Lizard3 and scorpions are plentiful
ly interspersed through the country,
besides hich there is a large lizard
ivhich the natives call "iguano " and
Tvhich chiefly inhahits the woods, feed
ing cn bugs Lnd ether insects. I have
only teen a couple of them since I
have been "here. They measure about
two feet from tho tip cf the no?e to
the end cf the tail, and are of a light
brownish color. I bare seen two makes
only since I have been in the country;
znl a friend at my elbow says he has
lived here a rear, aniens cf them is
the cnlv cne"hs ha3 seen. The one I
allude to resembles that so frequently
found incur Western prairies, called
the whip
Enake, but the natives fear
them very much, saying they are
poisonous, and ldll people."
The tobacco grown in the country is
- . - .
excellent,to my taste, almost equalling
tt- c.nh fnhrn T hnrf PrprsmntpdJine lerriDie inieiuzencB oi vne uuriniiK
ThV r.ativps roll it nn into verv nice
ci-ars, Tvhkhthey sell at the remarta-
lly low rate cf one dime per dozen.
They are of an excellent flavor, except
ihri hp'.-nrr snnlrorl sn unnn r.ftpr thpv
ere made? thev have a creen taste,
w hich i3 never found in Havana cigars, following particulars. . -i
Every thing cf American manufac- The. Niagara left Collingvrqod at 2
ture is sold at the hi-hest possible rates; o'clock on Monday afternoon last, with
little tin pans, which sell for six and about one hundred and fifty passengers,
eight cents in the States, readily oring- She supplied the place of the Keystone
ing twenty and thirty here. Bat the State, which, having been disabled in
reverse is the case with regard to native the gale of Tuesday last, had to remain
manufactures and fruits. Hammocks for repairs. . The Niagara proceeded
which in the States sell for five and ten safely as far as Sheyboygan, where
dollars pan be bought here for from she landed . about ' 25 passengers,
one to two dollars and a half; plantains principally steerage. '
are sold six for a half dime and other She left Sherboygan at 2 o'clock,
things in -proportion. The scarcest Wednesday afternoon, and abcut two
article here, I believe, is ink, as I have hours afterwards, while four or five
hud the greatest possible difficulty in miles of Port Washington, iire was
netting enough to write this letter. discovered by passengers, in the cabin,
The lion. Pierre Soule came out in
tlie lost "steamer from Kew Orleans,
and has just purchased a fine cocoa
estate, for which he paid the Govern-
dent fifty thousand dollars. By an
article . whicli appeared last week in
' ."El Xicarajucnse" the editor of that
paper seemed to think he was about to
' BCUle in the country.
X VUilwlUll I f ci.lA.Ci. O I i-imVia V
firmly established now, and the "know-
ing ones" in the States will make im-
mense fortunes by it, as the numerous
hacienda3 which have been confiscated
bv the Government will be -sold in
s,Vi y 1 rim a v n i ! rTvn -m rTi r i
about three months. These estates
.can then be bought with scrip at par;
and as that article is now selling at
ci-ht and ten cents on the dollar, you
tnay readily suppose that there is a
lively speculation going on in it.
C.C.V.
gotx:
Eicnpis
ASTj EXPESTI-
The receipts and expenditures of the
United States Government for the fiscal
' year ending June SO, 1856, arc said
to have been as follows:
f -eio-Mi ar
lvce.pt4 ...... 3,318,141 45
Expenditures ------ 72,048,792 C2
T7,a .w. n mm of wv
lie debt were:
r.yme.t of Tcxaa creditors -5,320,016 77
llexicaa Indemnity - - - - 3,000,000 CO
Domestic Debt - - - - -" 5.35C.373 61
Total ------ 13.776,390 30
The revenues were derived from the
following sources ;
Customs - - - - - - $64,022,803 50
Laads 8,917,644 98
uu ----- w
The Washington correspondent of
the New York Courier, in furnishing her.
. the forgoing facts, says : Capt. Miller stopped at Port Wash-
"Froni the statement of current re- ington to take care of those who were
ccipts during tho quarter now at its saved. A majority of the passengers
"close, it will be perceived that the were woman and children. Tho pknk
revenue of this present year is like to life preservers were all thrown over
exceed that of the last by a large board and many were found clin?in
amount. If we have a busy and pros- to them. At tie time of the fire there
pcrous condition of commercial affairs was a heavy ground swell, but it was
laricg the balance of the period, the not very rough. The wind blew very
" receipts for 1857 will probably exceed cold. " .
$78,000,000. No modification of the The propellor Illinois also picked up
tariff that may be agreed on at the next about thirty passengers and landed
session of Congress, will take effect them at Port Washington, it was im
before the commencement of the ensu- possble to get their names. - Several
ing year. sail vessels came promptly up to the
"The public debt is now reduced to asistance of .the Niagara, and did good
about $80,000,000, on which the in- service in saving life. Tho life boat
terest is 1,800,000; the reduction in from Port Washington wls likewise
this item alone constituting an impor- promptly on hand and rendered timely
taut saving in the annual accounts. aid. . . - ' M
The Mexican war debt, at its highest It is impossible to tell how the fire
point, involved an annual charge of originated. When first discovered by
fc4,UW,WU tor interest.
Four Days Later frou Europe.
The steamer Anglo-fcaxon, with four
days later intelligence from Europe, board side. It is supposed that it first
arrived at Quebec on Monday. broke out near the engine room. The
The news is not of much import- 1st engineer and steward wero not on
ance. Advices from Madrid state that board. From all the facts that could
the Queen and O'Donnell are much at bo learned, most of those composing
variance. O'Donnell had tendered his the crew were saved.
resignation, but the Queen had refused There is a painful rumor in circula
to accept it. The reports concerning tion in regard to the fire being the
an united French and English demon- work of an incendiary. It is stated
stration against Naples, acquire con- that on the previous trip of the Niagara,
Eistance, and are pretty generally be- an anonymous letter addressed to the
lieved. It is stated that if Naples does steward, was put into' the captain's
not agree immediately to' make the office, which letter warned the steward
concessions demanded by England and to keep off the boat, as she would be
Fra ncc, a fleet of eight vessels, already burned. This letter, our informant
aeiaueator tne purpose, wm proceed
to Aspics to brmg home the Lnghsh
.pl(
and Freucli Arnhassaders. Hostilities
will probaUy follow this demonstration.
An uneasy feeling i3 perceptible in
London, caused by the belief that Eng
land acts in this aflair without the
hearty concurrency cf France. Even-
iLLKOis-Hcn. John7ood, Mayor
of Quincy, has been nominated for
Lieut. Governor cf Illinois in place of
Francis Herman declined.
Oxn-Tzxin c? a Sxccsi roou
Dsate. It Trill bo remembered that
the Kct. Mr. Selhrood, qf the Episco
pal Church, missionary, to Oregon, Trfts
in the Punama nass-crc, andrcportei
among the deal. v In a letter just re
ceived frca Hra, bo r.iys ho received
four wounds, zzi-1 is dhSrared for life.
II13 narrow escape frc m daith if thus
described: ,
. After I had recovered, and previous
to leaving the hospit.il, cno of my
medical attendants gaii to me: "I look
upon your escap 2 as a miracle; , the ball
Easred so near the heart that it must
ave pr .:cd at the instant of its con-
traction, for had it passed at. its cx-
pansicn you must have been killed.
Just the cne-tcnth of a second made
all the difference in'ycur case between
life and death."
jlvtitl cxh.ihty. ,
Bupjciin'g of tiie Steamix Niagara.
Forty or Fifty Liyxs Lost. The
steamer Traveler, from Sherboygari,
i i . . ii .
Drongnx to tms cityyesicraay morning,
cf the steamer Niagara, off Port Wash
ington, on Wedncsc.ay afternoon, about
4 o'clock. The Traveler also brought
fifteen of the passengers and eight of
the crew, who were rescued from the
burning vrrect, from them vre learn the j
proceeding from ithe
encme
room.
The alarm was ins'antly given by the
passengers, but Kucii consternation
seized every one, that no efforts seemed
to be made to stay the conflagration,
CapL Miller was asleep at the time in
kis cabin, having been'npall the night
before. He was immediately awaken
ed, and rushed out on deck. Attempts
a i i t. liia ur: hi ii.n hit- i i i f r . iiii l i i, ii i
- - - 7 " w '
found to be useless. Several of the
passengers after recovering their
presence of mind somewhat, began to
break down the doors and wooden
work and to throw it overboard. The
two boats on the hurricane deck, were
immediately ordered to be lowered, but
& the excitement and confusion, they
were thrown overboard, immediately
capsized ana were rendered, useless.
The stern and quarter boats were
lowered, and all capsized but one, in
which about twenty passengers were
saved. Lare numbers of passengers.
paralyzed with fear at the. first nn-
nouncement of the fire, jumped over-
board and were drowned. Mothers
threw their children overboard and
tflcn wildly followed them. Every one
seemed perfectly insane with fear, and
. i . J . , ' .
tiirew themselves over without the
sliehtest attempt to escape.
Capt. Miller and five or six others
sa,Te tliemselves by clinging to the
wheels until succor came. The Iraveler
was about ten miles distant, and dis-
covering tho fire immediately put off
t th
great efforts iu rescuing thirty of the
passengers. All the saved give the
I a m wa- uuvv vvuvvl uitvl
captain great credit for his noble con-
duct.' The Traveler towed the Niagara
gome distance, but was unable to bring
her into shoal water and therefore left
the officers of the Traveler, the boat
was completely enveloped in a cloud
of smoke. The fire appeared to burst
out forward of the wheel on the Ktar
states, is now m the possession of
Captain Miller. It is hardly nosiblp
Capti
to conceive of a human bein; so de
7
praved as to be capable of perpetrat
ing so diabolical an act; yet, if thi3
statement should prove correct, it
aS'ords foundation for such a belief.
Among the saved was one old lady
who was found clinging to a pi ant life
preserver, nearly exhausted, with her
shawl wrapped round her, binding her
to it, and actually holding on with her
teeth. . ,
She was restored bythe actire exer-
tion3 cf thoss on board tho Traveler,
and is now restored to her usual health.
Mr. G. Haley, it is feared, is among
the lostT" He has been : clerk cf the
Niagara ever since she has run. "--He
wasrr ell known in this city and greatly
respected by all who knew Lim. , His
son was d clerk and was saved.
The 21 engluccr,., ship' .3 carpenter,
4 or o deck hands, and about iz pas
sengers, escaped in one of the quarter
boats, and landed safely nortlTof-Pcrt
Washington.
The steamer Dan. Marble and three
other vessels picked up about 20 bodies.
The following is a list of the passen
gers and crew who were saved and
brought to this city on the Traveler:
1 Harvey Ains worth, Royalton,vVt.'
- J. B. Curtis,- Steubeny R;Yr "
H. Dock, Washington, N.'T.
Wm. Hoag, Buffalo, N. X. ,
John HilL Collingswood, C." W.
H. Chalmers and wife, ' Hamilton,
New.Brunswick. .
S. Lock, Waterburv, Tt.
II. Lock. " " .
J. P. PIcnnedy, Minnesota.
II. Kennedy, St Lawrence, N. Y.
Mis3 Julia Kennedy. " . , "
C. C. Westbrook, ; Green Bay, Wis.
J. H. -"Allen, Concord, N. H. f
J. Robinson, Knox, 111.
' . chew.
Capt:F. S. Miller. - , '
Gillies, 1st mate.
N. JIcKennan, 3
W. G. Thorburn, waiter.
Daniel Osborn. " '
Andrew Snyder, fireman.
John Gordon,
Robert Gillespie,
Angus . Kerr,
Amos Odell, .
a
Li
u
u
It is impossible at the present time
w uuum a umui muse nuu nacuwi,
or to judge with any certainty of the !
number. The trip sheet, containing
No. Eighty-Two North Fourth Street, Xeax Locust.
Cf. LOUIS. MO. I
Tl f ANUFACTOIEES of every description; of I
ill Frames.dealersinPaintrng,Engravings,Litho- J
graphs, Ac.; tjooking-glass Plates of every siie, and I
trained to any pattern in the best manner. ;
Advertising Lards, fetained and V arnishel or
x ramed at short notice.
Iiosewood, Walnut and other fancy wood Picture
r rame Jlouldings.
The Trade Supplied. Old Frames, 4c., He-gilt.
3. T. POWDA1L. B.E. CABS.,
DOWDALL, CARIl & CO.,
-WASHINGTON FOUNDRY, :
Engine and XJachine Mannfactory.
Corner Scond and Morgan Streets. '
ST. LOUIS, 3IO.
IV rANCFACTL'RERS of Steam Engines and LVil-
ItJL ers. Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tob;icco
Screws and Presses, Lard Kettles, Lard Screws and
Cylinders Word Carding Machines, Yoang'i Patent
Smut Machines, Building Casting, Ac.
ZSf"AsiDts for the sale of James Smith & Co.'s
Superior MACHINE CARDS. .
YOUNG'S PATENT SMUT MACHINE. Well
tried, always rnccessful, fully Guarantied. Manu
factured and for sale bv i
; DO WALL CARR,ACO., .
Wiishington Foundry, St. Louis, Mo.
GREAT
Clothing Saler
WM.RMARTINJ 1Qr? (C C. -MARTIN, !
JNew lork. . ) AjJj bt. Louis.
MARTIN & BROTHER."
THE OLD ORIGINAL CLOTHIERS,
iro. 114 AJTD No. 1 TJAITf STREET,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
FiR the appronehinff spring, we will have a TEE-
tured bv ourselves in New York. er-eSslv for ihU
market. I
In point of STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE, we
aeiy any ana an competition I e nave marked
down our price very low, as we intend selliDg to none
bit
CASH AKD PROMPT HEX.
To such we would ask a thorough examination of
our Stock before purchasing.
l-5t MARTIN &BRO.
ALONZO PRATT, E. G. PBATT
E. V. FOI,
8. C. MAXSCB,
St. Louis.
New York.
O. W. CHILD,
"; SL Louis
CniLD, TIIATT & CO.,
Direct Importers, Jobbers and Manufactureri Agents
English, French, German & American
. Hardware and Cutlerr.
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c, &c.
139 & 141 Main St, cor. Washington Avenue,
. ST. LOUIS, MO.
XL ESTABROOK,
UHITED STAT23
District Attorney,
. OMAHA CITY, N. T.
rEQrTRED to be in attendance officially upon all
XV the terms of the District and Supreme Court cf
the Territory, tenders his Professional services to such
as need them. He flatters himself that his facilities
for gaining a knowledge of the practice in each I)is
. .. . vl nnnV.la Vim trt 4T11TA CuTisfu'itiriTi tj ctr o
tricfc, will enable him to give eacisfactioa to such as
entrust their business to his care.
Omaha City, June 7, 1856
L. FORSYTH & CO. '
'COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Ana Frcifjlit JArrents,
OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO HAILHOAD.
Ko. 3, Olive Street, St. Loui3, Mo. . .
A. MUDD, O.
Mvuif, U. u. aL GILES, J. J. MtrSD.
ii. T. JttUUO, . 8. O.
CBUBB.
MUBD & HUGHES.
PRODUCE COMMISSION
Ko.
oS Lievea and tt Commercial Street
ST. LOUIS, 2IO.
JOSEPH MURPHY.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
And Solicitor in Chanceiy.
. .Sidxey, Fbemost Cocxty, Iowa.
OlSce in the Court IIouso. up stairs.
FRANKLIN
TYPE & STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
Ko. 163 Vine St., bet. FourUi and Tifti,
CINCINNATI, O.
C. F. O'DllISCOLE & CO.
Patent Medicine Directions. Jo 'rA rn.J
. . , , V"
Brand ad Pattern Letters, various styles.
O. P. 3IASOW,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
And General Land Agents,
NEBRASKA CITY, N. T,
ILL promptly attend to Land Agencies, collee
y tiens. mvesticg ; money, locating and selling
bind warrants, ani all other business pertaining to
their profession, in ebraiaJeitory and Western
BLolSS f eTer7 de3crirtion, for sale at this
Manufaeturei-s and dealers in News, Book and Job
Type, Printing Presses, Cases, Gallies, Ac, Ac.
Inks, and Printing Materi.il of Every Description
STEItEOT'lEG of all tin,lTv-.
lSSC. FUXXXITCRE. iSSC.
SOARRTTT & MASON.
FTJItniTTJRI &TJ?H0L3TEItT,
DEALERS AND
No. 40 and 42 Wa?ingfpn Avenue, suwu
TTiVnT -nrriT.Vf.wl' our arras eB.5nt3 for a
0.
fali
XX stock
assortment i
j to pur3base
3000 Jieds
1000 Bu
finn nil
Sdi) P.reakfast do. 100 do childrens' do,
200 Work Standi,
200 Wash do,
500 tin safes,
200 Crihs, assarted tizes,
100 Wardrobes,
200 Lounges,
W 100 J- 1.
f2TTo which we dJ maho-any and walnct, par
lor androeUng Chair?, Sofas, centre, ens ana ex.cn-
eion Tables; Secretaries and liooic yases.
Uphclsterr in creat variety, euen as Bpnnr, uir,
cotton, moss and husk JIatresses, Lomloru, sreaas,
and Blankets. '
Our work is all Warranted as representee our
Prices as Lot as the Lowest.-- " ,
Orders promptly ard faithtuliy execntca ana re-
spectf uUy solicited. Satisfactior. guaranteea. '
11e8ecallani6ati3iyyourn 5. .
St. Louis, Jaly 26. 1S55. Tln3-Cm . . .
Improved Little GiaRt
CORN & COB PLANTATION 3HLL
1 T-!-i rr TlcdUCOCi.
mm? ,.,T.r;Ko. kni THTnha.Hd cxclasive riht of
I ft 1JJU BUUilWtl w t , , , ,' ' , j
1 Territory in the West, of the above ccbrated
Mills.
ills, and is prepared to larnisn tnem a, u.i times,
tv,f rhr.ipfi!n irt- retail, and (ruaranteed in the most
either wholesale or retail, and gnarante
positive manner,
It ia now tnnre thnt a VeaT FiDCG tDO
Was introduced to tLo public, during which time, it
bas been constantly ,vov in:; in the popular favor.
The improvements recently elected and paten'.
make's it the most inect luacaine ever
:uiAAv.wi. " - ' ...
wnen once mijusieu, jfc cou mm mijr
to a boy. Full -directions accompany ch ililL .
!Tol, $25, will grind 8 bu meal per hourvithl horse
No2 40,; : Ju.. --...
Nq3 50, ' 15 j - 1
Vni 60. 10 " u 1 , ' " 2
u
Libertl discount to dealers.
. . . JA5IES 13. CHADWICK,
". ; ' No. C3 Locust Street, bet. 2d and 2d
June 23, 1S58. vl-n4 St. Louis, Mo.'
E. A. THITEIDGE.: " E; J. il KIXXET.
MRS. E. A. WIIITKIDGE & CO.
' JIAKITFACTrEEKS OP . ' '
. i. ... i .nn t?n
Masonic Clothing and Odd, FeHo
71 Societies,
: 1RfprpnrM. ODD FELLOW3
Doids. Gil of Ohio O. P. Morton, POM Ind.
C. Moore Ed MasonieUev; Turner Gray, pub Casket
F. J. Phillips, II. P. City W.G.Xeilson, P G M Obio
The Editor of the Advertiser will have specimens
of Regalia from the tbove Manufactory, and recieve
orders from Lodgcsor private members tor Legaiia,
August 2, looo. !vl-nytt
811 ISIffi
. ; PAINTS, i OILS, YARNISIIES, ' .
Trenck and American Wiudow Glast & Glatticare,
I fyiees, Ind ijo, Madder, Pcrjuvierie,d!.
SPRING STOCK!
CHAPJLESS, BLOW &. CO.
. TLMFOKfEllS t WHOLE3ALI DEALERS. '
Uo. C6and67 Sain street, St. Louis, llo.
Are now in receipt of their ne-ar Stock, embracing
evervthiis in their I jc
rMerebant3 Tisitin our City are requested to
give us a call, as weare determined t" sell for Cah
or Prompt Time Paper, as low as nny House ja tha
United fctatcs.
H. WIltTTEMORK. B." B. WIIITTEilOKE. J. F. ciETEK
II. & JL B. MITTEMOEE & CO.,
DOXNETS AKD STRAW GOODS.
NO. 1 43 3AIN STREET, "
: ' (First door abov the Bank of Missouri.) '
Qt.XjOxxis, rlo.
f47Cash paid for lurs and Deer Skins.
A.. C. FOKD, . ' : I .. . L. L. BOTK.
FOR5 & BOWEN,
Attorneys and 1OUnSellOrS at laW.
- ' COL&U1 lLLr k9 1UW A
OCce at Ihe ctrner of Ercadway and Madison
streets, up stairs.
W. P. LOAN,
iTT.0P.IY M m ,
LAND AD LOT AGENT.
ARCHER, RICH
RDSON COUNTY, N. T.
CHARLES YTEST
2T. J. M.'ASni22T. .
& JIcASIIEN,
;g & COMMISSION
clonnta,
- ' "WES'!
FORWARD1
. . Me:
Grocere and Steamboat Agents,
Corner Secant ami Francis Streets,
, (Opposite A. Peatio's Banking House.)
AH assortment of Boat Storei?, Groceries, Wines.
Liquors, Meal, Hour, Ac, kept constantly on
hand.
July 25, 1S5G, Vl-n3 '
NO BOOKS KEPT!! ALL (fASWU
A. S. HOLLADAY,
.WHOLESALE 3TD BE TAIL LEALEB 15
Drnsrs aiid JSIedicino's
Llain Street, Brov7nviU3, 13". T.
..r : r .i ; -- -
rnHE nndersienedresioectfullvbe?lenTitrt inf
J. 'the public, that he has now on hand a complete
yuuium vi uieriuuij, usually Kept in Drug
Stores, which he oSxts for sale, Eiclasively on a
New System of
CASH AID CASH ONLY!
It will be entirolyToreign to this beautiful system,
to "Book." "keen aount.""note"8cm.tch,'n!i!ib-
or "remember for a few da vs." Coma witli th
line. " ; 7 ' " 5 m rug
Prescriptions Cotrpouaaei at all Honrs with
Accuracy and DistJitca.'
Rmmlr fh.Wtom T h,
pocketand your feelings will not suffer. Credit will
potitivdy Hot be given, unless under circumstances of
peculiar uesuttfion.
Julyl2,lS56.-vlm5tf A. S. HOLLADAY.
"VfOTICE ia hertly given, that the co-partnurship
ll heretofore existing under tho nanie and style of
uiunuwiaa, vd, w as, on iae zvisx aav ot xobru-
ry, -ix. v., xojo, coivea.
K. BROWN,
S. E. ROGERS,
, HENRY EMEUSON.
J aly 26, lS55.-vl !nS I . V. LAKE A BRO.
r JOHN?. SAMSELL,
- (lLtz OF BOcTOX)
FasIiioiiaMe Tailor,
- nOGK PORT, MO.
self he can please all who favor him with their put
ronage. Good fits varranted in all cases.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION .
Given to cutting out garments for heme makin
- Brownvmc, Aug. 23, 1S50. vl-nfily
Land Office at Brownville.
All persons knowing themselves indebted too
is, are
ucreuy uouuea mat u.eir aecounts are due, and must
UD uuuw uimeaia:eiy, Dy rote or teh: as a settle
mont we must have.inorder tocontinueourbusinesj
p D-?-iJ-D-. THOMPSON.
Brownville, August 1st, 1S55. .
D. H.'SOLCIION,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
- GLEXWOOD, IOWA. '
Will practice in tho Sixth anl Seventh Judicial
Districts of Iowa.
of ti in our i, uaa ,u.;5 ,.,4,1 do " " - . :. , i , . l-EKin llAlO-
a tke Wst, taso we8Hure in oncrxug, A neir Edition fas i.evn 7 ! rnr .ri-rr trro Lor5e?, mules or oxen vra-.n. v i
ra botlx WnOLLALt. ana ulau ditioas made of x uriiiiur . uu - . v v idaal rir of horses calt-s-or a ;;
c.n J ,.,1 ..M'.oi'j' i..mti ii rf filler 1.13 'liOU? - i vfl ! t. J ' i T
teads, -' v - r-tcgctiicuw nor , hare cr ra'Ue and buy, , ' r
reans, 200 Uo eaaeEeas,a ejual to any in tw icrnuaj . mul ,
.!pTiMa. 100 do roctm do, iSrownrille. July 5, 1So5. Tl-n5tf ' .,.,,M.Kni 10
general farm nsc.', it is furnished ready i -r f w :
t-arn, and weighs. aa follows: Ko. 1, 223 o. 2, 2.3 ,,
Xo. 3, 400, Xo. 4, 500 pounds. Twenty minuses are
2,ir;nt. tn bpI ona sc. witbout inecbanical u ..J, and
INFORMS the pulliu that he is now prepared to
serve them in the above named capacity. Havin
had long and e.vteiuive experience. h .tt.r v;,,,''
a
T-ont Etresi, near tteasDan.
. i
BROWNVILLE, X. T.
A. J. BENEDICT,
t W0r5T!?"3 t-s the ptnMc C it to bi3 taken tV
A YwWuk fortaorlT kcjt by T. L Edward
.vnvi'la. N. T and ii now rreur
: 1 t nccomo-
W. II. WI.LLIAJIS,
tniOLESAL AND BET AIL DEALER IN
STOVES & -TINWARE
OrcsoxLi ,r,lo., ry
mAKES pleasure in annruncing tbecit:zen3 of Or
1 gon and tho pullie in general, that be has on
hand the most extensive etock cf Stoves aDl Tin
ware, ever offered in this market. My etock of 1 in
ware is of ray own ir.anuffceture, and is fr sale at
Wholesale and Iiet ail at S 6. Lonis prices. , - - '
I would call particular attention to iry stock of
COOKIXG STOVES, eomjsrising the raoft improve!
patterns both Air-Tirrht and Premium. Among theia
may be found FiHy's Chart?r Oak, the best stove now
in use, the Asiatic Air-Tig it, Pioneer and prize 1 re
mium. Also " ' " ,.
Parlor- Bo j Stovca
Of various Sizes and I'atterns, which I will
SELL LOWER THJJS' AXY HOUSE II TOWS'.
, Particular attention paid to making and putting
up Tin Gutters, in tbe town and country. Alio, re-
vl-n5
Oregon, 2Jo July 1S33.
! J0STY THOrSAUD L3LLAH3 "Worti cf G oods
' at a enall advarcs on tost and carriage I7 '
nocKroxiT, aoi
. AD -
IIE3IJJES LADIXC, MO.
"VT7"E IIAVE in store, and are receivin.'lh- Steara
V V ers Hannibal, Warner, Edinburgh and Omaha,
a larjrc and well assorted stock cf .
Dry(iood3, l0Hnct3,
Clothing:,
Hardware,
v Queens ware,
Boots A Shoes,
Hiits A Caps,
Cutlery,
Paint?,
Doors,
Oils,
Medicine.1?,
Drugs,
Furniture,
Tinware,
Saddlery,
-Groceries,
. Casings
Sash, NiiiU,
Iroa
CARPENTERS & BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS AC.
All of which we offer at very low prices for Cash or
Country Produce. ,
BT0 HTJHBUG! "We will jell at S0IIE P2IC2J!
DILLON A nAWKL.
P. S. Ladie3,if you haven't got a fine Silk Dres.",
Shawl or Bonnet, don't blame Dillo.v A Hawk, for
we certainly have the best assortment of Fancy Dress
Goods ever o5ercd in thi. miirket. No trouble to
show Goods. ' vl-n5 " ' ' 1). i II.
CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY I
Hartford, Ct. - -Capital $200,000
With large and increasing receipts securely invested
under the. sanction and approval of the Comptroller
of Public Accounts.
OFFICERS.
ALFRED GILL, Pres't. JOBS' L, ElNCE, Y. P.
JAili.SC. WALkLUY, Secretary.
DIEE cross.
Alfred Gill. John L. Buncs, Wm. R. Cone, Ja?. (i
Bolles, John A. Butler, Noah Wheaton, N. Ilollis
tcr, Saml Coit,Dan'l Ilillips, C N. Emj lirey.
BOAUD OF PrSAXCE.
Geo. Beach, Esq.. President of Phoenix Bank,
D. F. Kubinson, Esq " Hartford u
lion. Isaac Toucey, luto Attorney General U. S.
Aj'plications fur insuranire received tv
R.W. FdiNAS. Agent.
DR. A. S. HOLLIDAY, Med. Ex. ,
CJEO. T. LUCKIIAItDT, .
WATCHMAKER
, ' OREGON, HOLT COUNTY - MO. ;
TTAKES the liberty to in form the citizens of
J Brownville and vicinity, that lie has opened a
WATCH, CLOCK A JEWELRY STOUE
In Oregon, Holt county, Mo. where he will keep con
stantly on hand, and for sale, a g-od aascrtmcnt of
Gold and Silver Wa tches, Clocks and Jewelry, which
h? will sell extremely low, for CASH. Also, a fine
let of Yjolina, Accordeons, Silver, and Ilnted Spec-ta-cles,
Gold Pens with Gold ani Silver extension
e:iKe?, Silver Thimbles, Ac, Ac.
He is prepared to repair Watches, Clocks ami Jew
elry, of every description, in the best manner and
on iho most reasonable term.
Every article bought in his establishment, is war
ranted to be what it is represented to be. Watch re
pairing warranted for one year.
jury zo, iso. vl-nStf
. UNITED STATES
EXPHE COMPANY
inE every pos.'ible faiility for the safe "and
" -jccuy transmiijion oi : . , :
Jloney, Valuable Packages. Parcels,
Goods, and Merchandize
Of every description, en reasonable terms.
Pkixcipal Offices Ner York, Buffalo, Cincin
nati, Toledo, Chicago. Day;on, lndianopolis, and all
the (smaller town3 on Railrcads in the Eastern, Mid
dle and Western States, connecting aJ. St. Louis with
RT.chardson's Missouri River Express. 11. KIIT.
Juiy a, isj(j.-vl-n5 General Superintendent.
Wholesale Taper Warehouse.
JlilADXEIl, WARREN Si. CO.,
WHOLESALE Dealers in Papers of every des
cription: !
: Printing, Folio P
Book Paper, Flat Cp,
Wrapping, Foolscap.
Manilas, : Letter & Note, :
' ' Colored Papers. " Medium A Dam v's.
of the very best Eastern and "Westera Manufacture,
and for sale at very low prices. .
Cash for lags and Rope,
BRADNZlt, WARREN A CO,
No. 12, la Salle stroer.
Chicago, June. 2Sth. ISifi. vl-ni
II. P. BEXKETT. J. S-IIOITOV. TT TT ttititv
REXXET, 5IORTOX & IL4.RDING.
Attorneys at ILaw.
Nebraska City, N. T. and Glen wood, Ia.
YV 1L,J Practice 1Q the Courts of Nebraska and
V Western Io
obtaining, locating Land Warrants, and collection of
. REFERENCE :
lion. Lewis Cass, Detroit.
Julius D.Morton,' M . -M5igan; .. -Gov.
Joel A. Matteson, Springfield, III;
Gov. J. W. Grimes, Iowa City. Iowa;
B.P.FifiIed,St.Louis,Mj.;
Hon. Daniel O. Morton, Toledo, Ohio;
P. A. Sarpy, Bellevue, Nebraska;
Sedgewich A Walker, Chicago, 111;
Grecu, Weare A Benton, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
n. d. joiessox. ; j. p. cassadt. j.d.test..
JOnxSOX, CASSADY t TEST, .
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
! And General Iand Agents,'
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
TT7ILL promptly attend to Land Agencies; Ia-
vesting Money, Locating and selling Kind
Warrants, and all other business pertaining to their
profession, in Western Iowa and Nebraska.3
COUNCIL BLUFFS PACKET.
milV fine passenger steamer GENOA; Tin-sskmor-i
t.n,51a?ter,wiil run repilarlr during theson,
between St. Louis and Council Bluffs. II;r ofacers
hope ty regularly and strict attention to buiiiaes'to
merit a share of the public patronage
J. THROCKMORTON, Master.
. J.E. GORMAN. Clerk.
1850. SPRING SALES. 185G.
low prices' casu axd rRosirr time ictehs
JOHN HALS ALL,
WHOLESALE AND HETAtL
BOOKSELLER & STATIONEH.
AD BLANIv LOOK MANUFACTURERS.
2To. 120 Main, St.Lca.ij, ITo.
HAS for wle all the Spelling books; Geographies
Leaders: Xlutoriries; Cheniistries; Dictionaries:
AnthmetJcs; nulosopbies, dc, now in ue, together
wnh a large stock of Law, Medical and miscellaneous
books rormirs the moat complete assortment to be
found in the city. Also, Writing paper, and Foreign
ami Domestic stationary, cf -the finest quality,--country
merchants and othen should not fail to call
t No. 120 Main tt.
i . .
pairing uone on snon noncn anu on icaeuuiuiD v-vi m .
Old copper, Bra?3 and Pewter laen i;i exchange
for work or ware. " ,W. W. WILLIAMS,
rr. basef..
BROWNVILLE FERRY
PLASIEES h BAKEK, . ,
. . . i i -
y
V
v.rrirvrtr tn tha TraTClnnj t uu.ic
that t
1 ro
'-.'r-Ttha MiiFouri rir;r
. ;; r.Vt.int on the nrye .
. :cbm.4.-li, will Cod 't S':
7re.j,nj ----j
'lUii, t ' ivt I -T
ly to '-cir
1 -t r.
,.r(sst this r'int.
" 117,.!)'
u gbec-p and tog per head,
03
10
10
AC 3
-73
- ea.;h lootman,
" twt. of fre'ght,
" ,21 feet cf lumber, - .
unloaded wagon and hordes, mules or
- r .xen tbprewitb, t -
Erownvilie, August 2, lS53.-!y; , '
Br.OV7IIVILI3
STEAM MILL,
- !OEL, LAKi; & EJIEISSON,
N. B. We would respectfully inform tho citi
zena'of Ncn?Alia county and adjoiuitg Missouri, that
j,rr.'iTi r.n hund ft l.irfc and well selected
" ' " J ' " .7 . o . .. .,
lsaallOWr
, .
our ininiediato uttvntioa.
NEBRASKA CITY HOTEL.'
NEBRASKA CITY, X. T.
' BARNES & BA::XU?J, Proprietors.
THIS ccmci odious Ilctol, situated upon
Yum Street, Nebrfiik.-i City, will be found a de
sfcabbi resr.rt f r travellers. S;agcs leave this hoofe
f'T r parts of the Territory. 1 " '
IC PPL ETON IJYERS,
ATT Oil KEYS AT LAW.
'.'"""'Ana Oncral Lnnd Arnt, :
OMAHA, NEBRASKA. .1.
Land TTarrants Eouglit and Sold.
LAND ENTERED ON TIMR
FECIAL attention given to the selection and en
Otry of Lazids for Settlers, and til others desiring
choice locations.
Land Claim?, Town Iiots and all kind3 of Real Es
tate, longh.t and sdd and investments made for dis
tant Dealen. - i ' " ' '
OLIVE 1 1ESSET.
J AXES P. riSSE.
TIL B. GAF.31T.
jlf;rSTl"3 SXIGHT.
OLIVER BENNETT & CO.,
Manufacturers and Whalesala Dealers ia
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 8T MAIN STREET,
(FOEHKLY, NO. 101, CoRXER OF Jl.itS AND LOCTST.)
ST. LOUIS, MO,
E. SEViiS,
. . .... .... . 7 ,
Attorney and J Counsellor at Liw.
And Solicitor in Ch.iacery. '
SIDNEY, I07A.
Will practice- iu tbe L-istrieb Courts of Western
Iowa. - ' - -
233Ofiice at the Court Hou.?e, ut) stain.
FRESH DRY GOODS.
EEDV. JAMESON ft'
CO.,
Nos. 170 and 172 Main St., Si. Louix.
T"ri are bow in receipt of the vmt corapl-;to and
V mngmSecnt tstc-k, ever off ere 1 to the Western
Trade. Merchants visiting this city are invited to
make an examination of onr stock arid prices.
EDDY, JAMESON A CO.
NEMAHA CITY FERRY
Across the Missouri River at Nemaha
City, mouth of Little Nemcha river,
Nelr.iska Territory.
THY, Proprietor informs Emirant. Travelers and
tlio nver-cn?s"ai2r iiublic, that he has no'v in cd-
eration good, large a nl substantial b(ts at the above
named point, and m.-cful boatmen to cross rwrsons
and tenuis ffom either side of the river, at all times
of the day or night' The landing ii safo and ea?y.
and the Proprietor takes pleasure in calling upon
me puouc Mr patronage. Has w in a direct route
to Big Blue, Fort Kearney and lhat region, and is
the most practical point at which to cross the Mis
souri rirer. It is nine miles from Rock Port, Mo.,
and seven below Brownville. N. T. The best of ac
commodations to bo had on either side of the river.
Nemaha City, Sept. 20, 1855.-St J. C. ELLIS.
IE. CMKBBY. 11.
fc JOHN .W. TOOLEY.
(Successor to NO O NAN, TOOLEY & Co,)
53 -Main st.', OU Stal, St. Louis, 2To.
IMPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, in China,
Glass and Qucsenswarc, Yellow and Rockingham
Ware, Chandeliers. LamM. Lanterns. Lookinr-cr!a.-
ses, Britannia Ware, 4e. Ac., With a jrreat variety of
rancy Jianiie ana l arlor Urnaments, direct from the
Potteries and Manufacturers, "
taTNo'.v arrivim and in store, a fall stock of the
above line of g'cJs, which is offered to the Trade at
reasonable rates. An examination is solicited.
t5?"0n-hand, Assorted Crates, for Country Trade.
N. B. Packing receives Fpeeial attention. . -
September 13, 1S55. vlnl5-(iia
1850" FALL TRADE. -1850
ETV7AnD MEAD. V.'. U. MAURICE. E. IL MEAD.
n Oldest Iloit' of tie kind in th$ West
E(uUihd 1S.15. - . .
EDWARD MEAD &:CO., .
No. 50 Main, cor. Vina st.
' Importers and Vholsalers
OF
Watches, J ewelry and Fancy Goods.
WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS, and materials, sil-
ver and plated ware, shot guns, rifle? pistols,
revolvers, musical instruments, dagwerreotrpe ambro
types, Ac , chrystalotype materials Hotel and Steam
boat table ware. '
St. Louis, September 13, lSjfJ. vl-Bl5-3m'
E. G. TUTTLE. K. G. PEKLET. n. SMITH.
TUTTLE, PEHLEY" & SI.HTH.
EA&L STYLES. 186. .
77 Main street, St. Wi-.,iIo.
V rAXUFACTURERScr Straw and SiTk Bonnets,
dpi" MM,10rtCri"lJ Whc-lesaleealew in Ribbons.
br;ideriiS'H0WerS' Trimmi, LeGood3,Em-
CSPMerchants and Milliners are yarticniarly in
vited to examine oar stock, before mnkin s their si.i in "
purchases, m we (reiving fully on tho saperionty cf
our styles,) intend ta offer inducement equal, if not
supenon. to any jobbing house in the United State
beptember 13, ISiS. vlnl3-6m "
Steel Ploir Factory,
Market Saare, St. Joseph, Ho.
WILLIAM 21. CARTER. "
ttZlL7Jri A.1,JW3 nd Shovel-plows!
dred plows) filled inimedlatelv.
r.:..13U1Jalltrr0W3- AIIord?rsfi!Til,f-T-"?,.
Liberal dicount to
'uvicm10 purcaasers.
J. IL McFADIX & CO.
FORWMIDING' COMMISSION
No. 23 Levee, and GG Commercial street,
St. Louis, 2Io.
r.jpe.c.ai au,?ntion 1Ven to sales of HEMP
. inoih, r luur, v.ram, Ac. Consignor
2nti Solicit
eu, uaa promptly djsposjj of. '
THOMAS II. L All KIN & CO.,
COHMISSIO MEECnAXTS AKD
wvcti y,
o. u, i,evee, Corner of Olive street
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Spppnti0v giTt? sales of IIE-'Ip. GRAIN
and TOhACCO. No orders Ukca for the vurch.
oi ncnsp, under any circumstances.
FLOW FACTOI1Y.
A. J. MORROW.
F
tail, on Second street, three doon North of Market
bpme, St. Joseph, Mo. ikci
supply cf LUJIKUI:, which we c:in I urn.
or r:it'8 than anv ni;i ia the Territory. .
Market rricej paid f-T lfg3 delivered at Vac yard,
nrnn tho fjatk t-f tlc river. ' !
MAUFACTUr,Er of tho Premium Plow, of va
nous fires; ona and two bora Prairie tJow
Brush and Steel t.Iows. for U Wh. A
w 4
TV '
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yiiiiii.e.the ?:;-. . -
1 i.r:ca;cai i aL...an..ES, u no
enrr r t .f n'i e
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sav vrv
The t
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man rt ''
who ed'.:
of T,'
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utcenturj, that it .
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was in tb v
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at. IfuSoenfT
:ie gate-luu?e cf t
early contnouurs was ur. Joanxon, wL.
in,.
ary .roductiors sppcared ia tUs llnnzi
to the forebodings cf many iookseilt-if.
ft.
it succeeded from it coraiijnticant,
tained an honorable and o obi subbed rpr.
ncro than a cent cry r.n J a, ..quarter. 'iT
brought fjrwari m:my esajj-cctors, 'bj,.
Urban h.u always held hin p;ition, aaj -years
ho.3 xrovcd as jrrrat x f ivorite aj ;j- "
With the nunber fur July, 1", tb9 y;
ilagazine changed publubexa, but iu etxcni""51
ter will reinniu tho ame as btfore. .M jr. .
interest will, from ti.-ne tc'ti;j!e, b? h,j ,
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araon:
a a thoo rcHierj who i ar5 to kof, ft '
Engltrh ScuUr3 aod Gentlecun r.i, T
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of thlay, it it will be aunch bwrkH f'
more and special pains will b'j tikea v-.f "
uary, which, will be ms des a fiiifdl m.' !
v
th :
v.
persons c; eminence, i. ;r:u eaj.
f. ;.: 1.- ,
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e Lave mads arrao;enicnts wj., v
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j supply it with regularity, j, - . " 1:31 t
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- BROWX i: CO., Th-3
So. 78, Iaia Steet, St. LonM &jm!
' sprixct stock 'ODii'rLtTE
ti i ... . . . r -
. . j. uts ciiL'anesi and t:cz: i'ttph k i 7T-
& - - , , , I K .
' . uocKii and Yankeo Notions EiUOiji-. .
. . inc.! L.
merit ia tha W&stera Couuty.
The
A T ERCIIANT3 ia search cf hen evil . 1
llx ted to examine onr stock of silk'. dr--'
shawls, white goods. Embroideries riul'1
and hosiery, trimtninrr?, funriain r5 '
wares jjene all v. together witl 15 JK . in....
of the latest and most fashionable stjlrt5 3
f.ketarers' prices." 1 ' ' j. .. ;
Cash buyers, close purehiiScrs, ana f -will
find our ti V Jat.rf.T h.ir van!-'"1 Uct-r i i
particular. A call fn,ni the trade U re-Tx';V
licited.- . - , - . '
- Aunriit '13".,-. - 1 i, V
OREGON, M0. coo u
- ROBT. Jj. IIATTia, Pro?rU pea!:j
111 - . town.
No pains or expoaso will b sred lj u
ber,U make hi guest comfartahle ia er' . 'J
at this well known and biirhl v mnUbl n -H
The very bet attention iven to Tlo-7.
good and attentive Uostler. " ,V '
. fx, ;..
KEW ; GIIOCERT. harrj t
Ileal Quarters for Earpiitt tiut.3
RUFUS R. : EDWAI
. .Wholesale and reLiil d.:aUr"
Stople anil Fine : Gi-cccries, "
Teas, Foreign and Domestic Li-1101?1;
thing else app.crtaia!rg to tho basinf '
MaiD, between Julo ard SoconJ")
(OpTMiHite th d".rai IT.-
We n.
Erowsv Jo-:;
. ST. JOSEPJ,'31U.
' ST. JOSETH, 310. .
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JA3XES CAUGILI., Prop"1'
M
ANUFACTURES unJ te&K
on hand for sale, all kind. of T',.
and Feed stuffs. Orders solici tol ?
on most favorable terms. Cush piiJ
Wheat. For character of Flour ref'-'5B
that ever used it.' ' ' '
St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. SO, 133JJ "
Their I
t'. 'i nv.
'
a . o r.
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