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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
The Yankee Heroine of Tampico.

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Among the passengers who went out in the
last European steamer was Mrs Ann Chace,
the distinguished lady Of the U S. Con ul Mt
Tampico. 1t viii be remembered by all who
are familiar with the history of the late war
with Mexico, that in November, 1916, when
our squs dron lay before Tampco watching the
favorable moment to strike a decisive blow this
Ilady managed to communicate with Commodore
Connor. and convey to him by great eycrtion OF
;act and courage, the most timely and import
ant intelligence respecting the strength of the
plsce, the peculiarities of the hareor, and the
best moment for attack.
Consul Chace had been suddenly and poremp-
torily ordered away from Tampico by the Mexi-
can authorities but his lady resolved to remain,
and stand ready with her servants and her hands
to defend her house and interests and until the
tide of war should turn in favor of the United
| States.
When the critical day arrived, Mrs. Chace,
alone, in the midst of an ignorant and infuria-
/ ted enemy, raised the flag over the.eAmerican
Consulate The popuiace were bewildered with
fear and surprise, and the Mexican officials
were absolutely stupifed at the audacits of the
lact, when they saw the stars and stripes thus
floating in naughty defiance, over their heads
By its side, with her right hand encircling the
flagstaff, stood the undaunted lady, and to al
their threats and demands to haul down the das
she only answered by pointing to the American
feet standing nobly in with favoring breeze ant
tide Every sail and flag was in gallant array
and every Prov was turned, as ifwith seeing
eye, OH the flag that was waving them on t,
/, make Tampico their own. 1t was sight t.
make tue Mexican officers hesitate to shoot D.
!, use brutal measures with the d,ring lady VIII,
had raised and defended with her own. feebl
frame and life that signal banner. While the.
hesitated to proceed to extremities, the feet wa
speeding to the rescue, and before they coul
decide, the town was under its guns and Tam
pico was won without the loss Of q life,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
BY MRS. HARRIET N. PREWETT.


EoFFER Tor sale a tract of land situa-
ted on the iver. FIVE miles from Yazoo Ci-
~. containing about 400 acres, OF which
ti5 are in cultivation. and 500 deadened;
three 5ths ofit deadened several year. since
There are no improvements except ilne
double corn crib and first rate cistern. ).
For terms apply to Holmes 4 Hyatt fa-
ZOO City or TO the subscriber at Vicksburg.
JouN WILLIS
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28

ADVENTURES AMONG <|o| kowDER. = Ia S3sitico,
Connecticut, as JaII|61 II|lphy ~ - g
two-horse wagon, loaded will t&euly zen blf7
rtls 81 powder, from the Hazar]riIle MIS- thro' >
deep cut in the highvay tie 0ind blowing d gale,
The sand and gravel lei ing hto the wagon and
mixing with grains oI toWdlf, the friction aud
the'grinding Of the two foeethe gnited the pow
der, and caused a ex |os{on Cit blew the driver
and horses aud q6gQlI - q lying po!llqas
Of <|e flesh of mi6 >zd q 6e9 |l The frees and "a.
joining fields. Ihe lock n6rooled fhe powder.
I'ni near BY apd comp ekattered ~ wall d
q bQlfling-house adi0ikjn s. mil, insNhicl
was Tile girl Who iec - ~ J .fkan forty ID
ljuries il the faca ifo S In9 |uio els
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28

ROBERT 8. HOLT. EDWARD BOWMAN
HOLT g. BOWMAN,
ID OBEhT HOLT, q. EDWARD BOW
III MAN have ssociated themselves togeth-
er in the practice the Law. They will give
prompt attentiont all business entrusted to
.themin the Cour. of Yazoo and adjoining
counties and all the curtis held at Jackson.
Sept. Y. 10 t-f
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
EhnVCery Sale!


Pursuant to decree Of the Supreme
Court Of Chancery Of the State Of Missfss-
dppi. in the case OF Thomas Bibb VS.. Samu-
el Faulkner, No 595l will on the first
Monday in January next in front OF the
Court house Of Yazoo county in Yazoo u
ty, expose to public sale to the highest bid
der. on credit of six months the following
lands in said county to-wit.
The east half of the North east quarter
of Section Six, Township Ten. Range one
East and the South east quarter OF Se ton
Twenty-four, Township ten. Range two
West. or SO much thereof as may be nec-
essary TO satisfy the purposes OF said de-
cree.
Bonds with approved security must be
required. M
Commissioner
Yazoo City, Nov. 80. 28
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
November SO 1854 90 2 m
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to III. Emauuei tor
~ 1854 eitherby Note or Account, are here
'hv notified that the same are placed in the hands
OF Messrs. Lawson g. Armistead for coiectlon.
Settle quick and suve cost ,,r,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28

bio elsveS, e.nge de Isl. said lands are
be sold pursuant to the last will and tes-
lament "A said testator, on credit OF one.
two and three years. The purchasers giving
bond with approved personal security and a
lien upon the lands. the notes to bear inter>
est from date at the te of six per cenium
ner annum. ELISHA L. HUNDLEY.
Executor of Thomas Hundly decd.
Nv 40 % Ct.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
Yazoo City Oct. e6th 1855

7COADfITT'ED.
TyO the Jailof Yazoo county, ON the soth
day OF June, 1866, negro man who calls
himself Henry. Said boy is Albright mulatto, D
feet. inches high; 40 or As years old, and says
she is ree The owner of said property is request
ed TO come forward. prove the same and take
II away. or IL viii be dcaltwith according to law
TILL DAVIS,
Aug. II, ,'5b. 'allor.
EXECUTORS SALE OF LANDS.
The nnde signed, as Executor otthe last
win an d testament ,of Thomas Hundley de
ceased, pursuant to the directions OF said
will. will
ON THE 14TH DAY OF JANUARY
1856.
proceed to sell to the highest bidder at the
door of the Court House in Kazoo City. the
following anls Of said iestator. Situated |o
k.he county OF Y azoo Miss. viz:
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
NOTICE.

4 corporation under the name OF "17le Coun-
"a ell Bluffs aud Nebraska Ferry Company"
has been organized under the general corpora
tion law of the State of Iowa, and its principal
place for transacting business is the counting
room Of James A. Jackson, Council Bluff city
Iowa The nature OF the business OF the com
pany is TO pi ocure boats and TO keep aud main
tain ferries on the Missouri, Elk Horn and Loup
Fork Rivers and to carry on trade with the In
dans and whites along said line.
The capital stock Of the company is eleven
thous and dollars, negotiable and transfe-Ib
by vote of the majority OF a board of directors
and to be paid in upon call of the board of di-
rectors.
The time Of commencement Of said incorpo
ration was the 23d July 1853, TO continue TWEEN
ty years.
The affairs Of the company to be conducted by
board cf directors, consisting Of president,
secretary, treasurer and other directors, to be
elected annually on the first Monday of each
year. ~t<
The Indebtedness Of the company shall at no
time exceed the sum of seven thousand dollars
Feb 81, '54-n50tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
Santa Anna.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times, writing under date OF
she s9th,. says:
Santa Anna continues to hold his own
iE Mexico. despite the hourly repeated as
ssrlons of las. year. that he was tottering
10 his downfall 1t must be clear that he
is daily becoming more AMI more firmly
seated. Mexico is never quiet. and always
viii be the theatre of evolutions, conspir
aces, and political excitement; but such OF
these as are now !ranspiring there may be
considered comparatively as indicators OF
reace. Private and seemingly reliable
advices received here from Mexico. are
decided in the opinion. that ere long San
- Anna will feel himself strong enough
70 seize upon the imtuense property Of the
Chsrsh for she b. nt st Of the State
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

? A cotempofary puts the tobacco ques
tics into the following shape:
Suppose tobacco che ewer is addicted
to the habit ofchewing tobacco fifty years
Of bis life. and that each day of tha. time
he consumes Two inches of solid plug. il.
amoun:s,to 6.475 feet. making near one
mile and quarter in length of solid to-
baceo, half an inch thick. and two inches
broad. Nov what would the young be-
sinner thixk, ii he had the whole amount
stretched out fore him, and were to!t
shas TO chew it would be enc of The exer-
siscs of his life, snl also that il would tax
his income TO the amount OF two thous-
and and ninety-iour dollars 2"
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

Aporpnus oxrs ISspIREp. - Dearest.
I will build thee cot all covered with
ivy, in some secluded vale, close by
purlins brook. mean denng over its pebbly
bottom, necessarily babbling,in dulcst
sinking strains, love, love, lOSe;' where
the atmosphere is redolent ef soothing, spl'
~ aromas. that makes the eyes lansuish,
and the hear, dissolve ia the liquid hrs Of
love whore the balmy morning zephyrs
sigh in the dense forests katy maze
counting loves melody where the tiny
songsters that whiri in ethereal space war
'ble nought bat love. will plan. thee
. garden Of gorgeous loveliness, calle
from natures most ardent desi .ns. and
s~eet smelling ioeenss.'
'DOlphy, dear. don't forget to leave
patch for cowcumber and my yuns-thsy'rs
"a sise picklsdt'
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
SSra Pheuom enon.

We have never seen in print noti's OF
the following strange fact. although every
sseanboatman acqutinte1 with Green River
navigation, can verify its truth. just above
the locks, when the river is in csrtain stag g
very low, for several miles, steamboats, shu:
down the furnace doors and allow no torch
es to be lighted fer fear Of what tho decs
hands call ssetting the rive: on FIRE" fTs-
ouantiy boats using torches or kespiIg their
furnace doors open at this particniar place
have themselves engulphed in blue Iames,
greatly to the alarm of passengers, and n
several cases setting ths s-<amcrs On ire.
Ia some instances the passengers have only
been prevented Arrne strenuous exertlo 5
# the officers, from lsaping overheard in
tas alarm. The eau of ths sin1u.ar
phenomenon is simply this: Tho bottom Of
the river becomes covered WIKI furest Leaves
and rubbish to the deph of eoms inchs',
probably several feet. Boats il low water
run through this bed of vegetable matter,
their wheels stirring It mp ihorou 5hly. AR
iaaammabie gas is thus psrfaisted 10 escape,
which on cormu2icatioa vita same, At
On q takes fire ard lures With q lus blaze.
At such times the boat il stopped and the
fame easses. When out, ta@ GOAT goes on
again taking tho pre- eaution mentioned
above. Unaes allowed 10 continue som
little TINA this burning gas is not apt to com
rnunicate lis fame to woof-bat Is quite
Sufficient to seriously alarm ttose not ac-
quainted with its eausa.-E7ansvnle Ind.
Journal
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
Harris EXCHANGE.

mHE citizens of Bluff City and surrounding
country are hereby informed that this new
establishment is now completed and we'll
supplied with a choice variety of Groceries,
Provisions and country produce, which will be
sold at the lowest selling rates in this city.
Past favors, and the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed are duly appreciated and thank
fully remembered, aud trust by strict attention
to the wants of my customers. to merit a contin-
uation OF their favors and patronage
II. ID. HARLE.
n. B.-Cash paid for all kinds of country pro-
duce, flour and grain.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

1854. 1854
Spring Importation at the
EI.EPU A n T STOR +

FESHE undersigned take this method of infor
ming their friends and customers, ana
the public generally, that they are now in re-
ccipt lat their large new and commodious store
or Broadway,) Of one OF tse largest aud most
extensive stocks Of Spring and Summer Goods,
;nat was ever brought to this city. Our facili-
ties for purchasing are such, being in connec-
ton with several business houses and the pools
all being purchased at the same time, BIZ an
experienced buyer, expressly for this mark ct
from first band Manufacturers and Importers in
the cities of Boston, New ork and FhiiadeI-
pl.is. so purchasing, it enables US to sell
much cheaper than if purchased from the Job
e-s and Batter ourselves That We can sell
goods LITTLE CHEAPER THAs ANY House IN THE
N rsT, ASD We rLEuGE OURSELVES TO DO so.
Our Goods are all new and of late and desi
rab!e STYLES, as our old stock was entirely
consumed by the late fire in this place Gus
toners can rely on finding an entire new aud
one of the best stocks ever brought to this cI,,
10 select from. We cordially invite all whc
visit the city TO cali and examine our stocI
before purchasing else where, as you will findi
to your interest to do SO.
And we particularly call the attention OF
country merchants 10 our large stock of Msr
caaadize, as we have great inducements TO o fer
vo.. We can accommodate the Farmer, the
Mechanic, or the Emigrant, with every thing
they M2y want tSF tnelE Comfort una conVen
ieucc.
Our stock consists In part Of great variety
OF Dry Goods Of French, English and Amerc-
an Manufactures such US; Bonnet and Dress
Silks, Fine satin, silk and straw bonnets, para
tos. shades, ribbons collars, cuffs, chimazttS
waits, gloves hosiery, dress trimmings, jewel
ry, &c, &C. Great variety Of fashionable dress
goods of all kinds, broad cloths, cassimercs sat
tinetts, tweeds coltouade and flannes. Boots
shoes, hats, caps, and large lot Of ready made
clothing. Hardware. cutlery, queensware and
glassware, wines, liquors, groceries and provis-
ions of all knds, saddtery and leather, iron,
nails and castings.
A large lot OF furniture Of every kind. Plows
Of the best approved patterns of all sizes
Wo feel lgratetalto 60 our numerous friends AM
customers for past patronage bestowed and still
soiict a continuance,
We wish you all TO bear in mind that oui
motto Ia NOT TO BE USDERsoID.
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
| rNB. All kinds of laerchantable product
taken In exchange for goods.
Cash paid for beeswax, dry hydes, furs ant
Sign of the ELEPHANT, Broadway, Coun
ell Bluffs, Iowa. TOOTLE & JACKSON.
| april 10, lo54.-nl4H.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

~. splAa.

!. re-sz ~ ss-s ~ 1p1Aa. .tr
You may bsase, II you wsll, eta sylph like form
Of foot that shriaks from lowly worm,
0 arssraRA voice, and IN angel brow,
Vf tphy lip, aud :, whispered vow>-
You nay ee3l glad Thoughts within you whirl,
Bat tivt ~ that beautifpl Indian girl.
on psssp1 ~ stood sn her native soil,
With 4 ready hand Injured to toll
-Wnh The pxias pf an Ottawa in her eyei.
4nhsedsa aAe passed the pale face by,
- nd nerrfly through the forest glade,
Echecd The voice 0f the Indian maid.
What were to her the pride Of Kings?
What were the penp the courtier singsi
Whit were ths gold and gems Of earthY
What ware the boasts OF noble birth?
A Queen shswaiked in her own loved land,
Unfettsssd and tree that good right hand.
Was there no passion in hereyef
Had she not learned to breathe sighp
Did no bold youth her fancy f'l?
No gently hame through her bosom thriils
All the mntterins word, and the glance above,
Tsii that an Indian Carl caa love.
Away, with your tinseled joys; away
with the simpering speech of the fairy fay;
That robust, smAidcniy form be mine,
N,thsAs rich, war;, he ART that thr obs within
With tas lovely hut in the greenwood shade
GA, give me that beautiful Indian Maid. F
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

rJNHE Subscrioer will sail his water power
l Saw-Mill, located on keg Greek, about 2
miles from @ town of G Glenwood, in Mills 90
Said Mill is in good saving condition. andha
good run Of custom. 1t has 6rst-rste frame,
and has only been in operation about years.
AZ am anxionst to dispose of this property, /
will cell at = bargain. There is Que Humid
red and Twenty Acres OF choice Land connec-
ted with The premises, also for sale.
Apply to the subscriber. or Bennett and
Harding. Glenwosd, for further information.
WILLIAM SLAUGHTER.
Feb, %, 'sS lao e.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

BIG -.


uOtV 9ty4FsNZ4UNWxBUyU -
THE Phiia hsl alcne,~ whose touch
l transfers s0Shy thiae = gold. has been
found In the distant lande of tko Pacific and
thousands have saade princsly fortunes with its
ase--many are eagerly pursuing their way to
this desired haven, AID win also make fortunes
and we cordially wish them every success, As
they pass through our city, however. they
should supply themselves with all needful and
necessary articles fo1 the Plains, t6satisfy hun
ger, shield from storms and cold, 10 make we'll
when sick, for drink when thirsty and rest
when weary; and also nice something, few
iuxuries for the palate when far from the reach
OF the dainties ofcivized life,
G. VOORHIS & co.,
Al the Old Stand on the head of Broadway,
Madison street. at sign OF the Mommoth A, /,
have just received per Steamer Genoa, COM
plete aud thorough stock of Dry and Fancy
Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Provisions, Tools
and Cutlery, Stationery, and Ready Made
Clothing. aud finally everything that might be
reg nired for both emigrants and citizens. for
Quitting or comforts at home which will be
sold rs low can be purchased In this market,
Council Bluff city, April 2a, ls54,-ly
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
PROCLAMATION.
TO The Citizens Of Council Bluffs and
Vicinity.
PUlVERMACHERiS
VOLTAIC CHAINS

CONSTRUCTED to be worn next to the
~ skin producing constant current Of uSIN
rERRUPTEp ELECTRIC MACNErisM-elfscting M
MEDIATE RELIEF FROM ALL ACUTE
PAINS, and a
PERMANENT CURE or ALL NECEALGIC DISEASES,
PULvEEHACuER 5 ELECrRIC CHAINS We're first
used in France three years since, for the cure
Of Nervous Diseases and after being submitted
to the most thorough trial, in every Hospital in
Paris, by the most learned Professor in that city
they were recommended to the Government of
France. who granted Patent for thh Oiscoy-
cry. During the years 1872. they were in
troduced in Germany, Austria, Prussia and Eng
land and one year since, introduced 3nd paten
ted by the United States Government.
MOST ASTONISHING CURES OF
Rheumatsm. st. Vitus Dance,
Panied swelled Joints, Palpitation of the heart
Neurs lgia of the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness & Blindness, Pains from Indigestion
Mysteries, Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains.
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS
is quickly and rapidly cured, by simply wear
ing the Chains for few h ours each day.
The Chains were first introduced in the City
of New York, where they wero exhibited to
Profs Valentine Mott Van Buren,, Post. Carno-
chan, who really discovered that they possessed
STRANGE AND SINGULAR POWER OF
INSTANTLY RELIEVING PAINS,
whenever applied, and bv their recommendation
and influence, they were introduced into the
oii1erent hospitals of New York, and are now
in daily use those Institutions, in the treatment
and cure Of the above named diseases.
NO OTHER MECHANICAL AGENT
in the world can produce 80 many we'll authen-
tieated Certificates Of cure from Scientific Ply
sicans and Intelligent Patients may be found
in each Pamphlet, which may be obtained (gra-
tis) at the Drug store of Nicholson l. Paine who
| are the sole Agents, and who will explain the
manner of use to any one who may apply
In the city of New York, the Geners CT
fee, 568 Broadway, there sre iaiiy being sold
from 40 to 50 CHAINS, and the sale and de nand
in Boston is great in proportion to the pop
ulation, although they have only been inlro-
duced three months.
The CHAINS are easily worn, and equ, .l!y ap-
plicnble to all classes the child as we'll as the
adult, and are always ready for use-never gel
| out of repair, and are as much an article of or.
nament, as they are a valuable means of cure.
CAUTION. Ladies who are enceinte are re-
quested not to wear them.
j. E. JOHNSON, Council Bluffs.
The prices of the Chains are $3 and S., It
and 80 Links. and can be sent by mail to any
part Of the State, by addressing JOSEPH STEM
ERr. G eneral Agent, New ork.
/ 1. na7 tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17

The papers Of III. i4.h published in n.
Y, nre plentifully garnished with dread
faI disc s;ers By sea and land. horrld mur-
ders, and homicides. public and private
perjury. planicring, and robblng, and
crime of every description. Does It de-
note the advauce OF civilization. and the
near spproseh of the hiI'enlum.-I Nor
mon
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
DYspensia Cmred


Wo challenge the world to produce SIN
gle case of dyspepsia where DR.. Bruce's Pan
acea has been used without decided and
valuable improvement. Even where this
fearful disease has become marks ed and con-
frmed, assuming all the most aggravated
symptoms, where he skill Of the most emf
nent physicians have failed, and many pat
ent medicines in ppoular favor have been
tried in vain, tn 2 anacea has expelled the
disease and reinstated youthful yigor and
health.
Read the following statement of genle-
man ofthc most unimpeachable veracity
Henry CO., KY, May 10, 1853.
DIR. BRUcE---Dear Sir: have beensorelv
afflicted for eight years---haye taken msdi-
cine from several eminet physicians, and va
rious medicines yariously recommends to the>
public, at an expense to mo of some two
hundred dollars, all with out permanent ben
etlt. l. had become very weak and lean
pain in my side and breast, great depressi on
shortness Of breath, an extreme constipation
of my bowels, going from eight ten Gays
without any action. In this cond' ton pro-
cured few bottles Of your Indian Vhge.a-
bic Panacea, and have found great Isliof.
[ am free from pain and am reyaiuing my
flesh and former strength. My ,Wsls are
now regular, and can say IN tru.l, that
am able as ain W to perform my da.y labor
on my farm. | know the Panacea il helping
me, and cheerfully recommend it to thoso
afflicted with dyspepsia, constipation and
torpor of the liver. WM. G.. TORBIT.
'Dr. Bruce's Panacea.'
Whenused according to direction will sure
invariably the following diseases: Dyspepsia.
Scrofua or Kings Evil, Incipient Consump-
tion, Rheumatism, Infamatioa ot the Eyss.
Liver Complaints, Gravel, Pilss, Dropsy. Sick
and Nervous Headache, pin in the Side,
Breast and Back, Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Spleen anu Spine, Coldness Of the Feet, Old
Sores and Ulcers, Swelling Of the Glands.
Lumbago and Jaundice, Female lrregulari-
ties and all diseases arising frow "a i'm
proper or excessive use Of Mercury, s4
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USEA
Alternative, Purgative, Diaroti ), Diaphw-
etic and Tonic. Its action ont he Liver and
Blood is powerful ard sanativ >. It rsnovss
Constipation, and IL the MAS GER KING or
PAIN! 1t acts with pro mptnse On the
Kidneys and Urine. promotes PsnpiratioD.
causes an equilibrium. It purifies the Blood,
clears, the Skip, cleanses the Tongue, sAee-
tens the Rresth, and while il thus remoyss
from the system all accumulated uorbi6A
matter, it's ionic properties giye haAaad 40
tion, impArting new life and te&eaP PIes
$lQ peI bottle. ef ~.sna.l - ..y sn
7 uJlhersl discount made % w., ,.x,.
FOR SALE. WHOLE ALE A61f III
I HY Gro. Nv. WEsTpAovKisn &0sG,
Bragg Geo. corner Sd, Id ! st,
St. Louis, Mo. Sole aGent ~ 4Ao1 I'D
by ]. 3. JoaNssA, GiE1sof( (1anp1ll0 u.
| Or Agents vanta1s s1Aseag
ky % sell ,the aboye xlnaAls ~
Juno 20, '54-n90L4,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-17
ALDEN g. HOWE,
REAL ESTA TIE AG EN- rs,


WILL attend to any legal or financial bus
W incss entrusted to them. They will give
special attention to the legal or mutual ad-
justmsats Of disputes arising from claims up
on .ae public lauds; the laying of Warrants;
the selection Of desirable farm sites, and a
general collecting business.
Any information desired relative to this
great section of the Union, will be given full
and explicit on application to the subscribers
by letter, Post Paid.
Address ALDEN & HOWE,
Florence, formerly Winter Quarters) Ne
bsaska Territory. Sept, 10th, '54-n55-3m.
REFER TO
Mcmahon & Williams. J. c. Mitchell, & Co.
A. B. Malcom, Md, b. r. Pegram & Co.
Stutsman & Donnell, G. Voorhis q Co.
G. A. Robinson Esq. hon. 5. III. Riddle.
j. Z. Johnson Esq. AnseliBriggs Ex Gov,