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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30
TAILORING.

W0ULnaas~anel - ~ ItIlsS,as q ryvsen
: AID Cedar esss4y -. have euaaeecsd
sn iai.osinE Sssl.s. y ~ nssn fosneriy
door Fad 4 H. Tiplsa hoass. ~ ~ =
Pseessd 70 wait - ihslk wIo nav hv~ ~
with thsir essasa. 1siaG. II ps1ulss = ,eipt q
Eastern Fashions, ssA having IA 80 ~.
nsecs y IN basinesa think nav IS ~ 10
pleaes tAoas Int nsy fsv&s ~ vid6 1 eaIl.
J have also. ssd will contiaAss 10 ksee N
q ready maid ebthine q - ~
Sssssvs waieh lean sea viii ~ skeassr .lNsn
Ae cheapest becsuas iatsad 70 nAke ~ nv
r.: ~ y my wesk - win ell ~ sDoshin-
q ~ eustom1rs, Can ana - ~. -
@ELLJOfE TisptDn. Dee. 6A.at6l. IN
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1ass.s An EcDoTE. The following 10
publishsd ia = French ne~spaptr
A poor shepherd ia the environs Of
Iveto,, fa,herof a large family, for whose
wants he provided with very gieat diff.
Guilty, purchased Ias. summer from dealer
d old clothss. furnaurs. &C., N old Bible
with view TO occupy his leisure evenings
during the present winter. Sunday
evening. as he was turning over the
leaves. he noticed that several OF them
were pasted together. He Immediately
50, himself to work 10 separate those
leaves with great care bu. one can hard
ly form conception Of the surprise Of
the man. when he found thus carefully
enclosed bank bill Of the value Of i've
hundred francs. (slO0.) On The margin
OF the pages were written these words;
81 gathered together this money with very
grea difficulty but having none ~ natural
heirs bu, those who have ABSOLUTELY need
Of nothing, make thee, whoever shall
read this Bible. my he,r."
Henry" SAID a young lady to her lover,
"thcre 10 nuhing interesting in the paper
to-day, il there, drarl" mo. lore. bu.
| hope there will be, one day, when we
both shall he interested" The lady
bushcd. and said, Of course, "for Shame,
Henry -
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AG.Ls WASTE A school boy down
east, who WAS noted among his play fvl-
lows r his frolics with The girls, was
reading aloud in the Old Testament,
when, coming TO the phrase, 'r,aking
waste places glad be wa. asked BY the
redagoyue what II INFANT, The young
ster paused scratched his bead-b
could gre no answer, when up jumped
more precocious uTehin and cried out, Il
know what it means master. II means
hugging the gals for Tom Ross i. a,lefs
hugg,n EN- around Tie waist, and il.
makes EN- so glad as can be-
~ 4 witty lawyer once locosely
asked boarding house keeper the fol-
loving question: Mr.. If man
stvrs you fire hundred d,llars to keep
tor him, anil dies wat 10 you do Do
you pray for him 2
Nc, Sit. 'rplies. Nj ~ pray
tor another ike l.im.'
el& Daring Your travels IN Canada.
Mr. siac',n. did you .ner, will anything
that arrested your attention 7"
YES. sir, depaty Sherfi.. He no,
only arrested my asten, OH, ba, my person
and marched US both OF! to Lincoln Co.
Jail, for crossing the line without paying
ds,y on a yniirr dog"
A Harry STArE AT l.naih," said
al unfortunate man, WHO had been ruined
lay rrxa,ious lawsuits. II have found
happiness for am reduced to necessity.
ami tina, is the only ding know o. which
las no l.w.'
j all MT sltti.. tier tad man. said
Quaker ene day, tut | niil Iet this billet
~, God lall or thee and d, The precise
rrncnt tie had nan' MAS noorel by
re ae;gl.t. Of Walking stick Ina, The
Quaker vas known 70 carry
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30
GLORIOUS NEWS!
The Rail Road 10 coming"

GLORIOUS NEWS!
The Rail Road 10 coming"
and
PIr1ENGER & WHEELER
are paw receiving the largest and hes, a.sor.
msn' Of FopEIsx l. Domestic dry gaoa..
English, French. German aud American
Fancy Goods,
Hardware, Qseensware.
Groceries, Notions.
Jewel.y, HAS & Caps,
Boots & Shoes, &c.
Ou- Stock is complete with every var.ey o,
goods which is needed in this market. Our
Goods will be cold cheap Our motto IL 'sQuick
sales and small pref.s.'' We are deserm,r,e,f
no, TO be undersold by any house in the City.
prin.s oil all kinds and prices. Cling.
hams, Lawns, Jaeene,t., Swiss, Beragss,
T ssues, &C., 80.
Fancy Goods.
kdginss, Insertings.
Under Sleeves, Chemiset,s,
Collars, Dress Trimmings
Buttons, &c.
Ready Made Clothing,
" all kinds and prices. Having purcha sed
our Clothing from the Manu- actures W. .r.
enabled 70 sell II Reduced Pstcss.n
Notions.
We have complete assortment Of Notion,
Of oil kinds which will be sold rery cheap.
Aecordeons and Symphonies.
JcweIry.
Of all kinds. Ladies Bosom Pins, Dock.
ct Pms. Ear Drops, Finger Rings, &c.
Hardware.
a general assortment.
Queensware and Glass ware.
Good assortment.
Boots and Shoos.
We have ae4 selected stsex = Eposs ard
shoe', which We viii sell c.eap
GROCERIES
Of all kinds conssa atly on hard which will he
sold cheap for CASH. or on . short time IL
prompt paying men.
We have eseryiaiss which is need-d in 4
place Of this kind. Our goods were rchascd
Tor this market, and will be sold Al REDUCED
PRICES. Give ms call ard price our goods
and We are confident that they will SUIT you in
every particular
ThAnkfal fer past farors we hope to merit
continuance Of the SANE
Pf1TENGER r WHEELER
One Da0r Nor,h 4 Ia c..i., r.. So
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A grrenu who had never before seen
a steamboat, fell through tn, halchway
down into the hold OF the Winfield scott,
and being unhar,. loudly expressed his
surprise. Well il the darneJ thing ain.
hollrr.'
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BOOT l. SHOE n SHOP.

We wonld inform the citizens Of TIpton asd
vicinity that We have just opescd Boot sad
shoe Stop. Up stairs in
VIRGIN BLOCH.
south Of tLs .JnHl apUSh. waeye ne ere
prepared TO do all Kinds of
eustom W,tk
in the best possible style, and apea short notice.
Having been engaged in the business in the
East for number Of years. we feel confident In
saying. that for DURABILITY AND xrATSEss can
not lie surpassed In the State.
Particular attention win he paid to making
20 order
Gents Fine Boots,
and Caters Aiko Ladies' wear Of any style or
pattern, oil Of which will be made out Of the best
materisl. and 10 The satisfaction Of Customers
give Us call. Vim 4 J. s. KANE.
May 18th, nc:6mo
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AND rLEHTr or 13xM.
!, Fall and Winter stock ist received KEN
- OETON. -

=
FRIEND q. CULBERTSOF 4,
Il Enbsace ihis Cpl sstrnitr Of resurE NJ tasir
tAsnke - this IibciA end .negoas acnmsnsy
iDFpa1 hscrs aad ksssos sss. 81 Z ~ y ~
1922 - p h1A6 = - s6aelishnssk y
seesssIs ;Is s 81 se !. ,,1rE srzf11s
A,xars cosstausly recaaviHg frem n1Daes
Sf ..AAA = Ieuiss irgs and vi
.ssLsxDis Assosr4ssss o.
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS
CSsSssiag - follows: sat
raiSrs. 80
,MkrYsmac, Coskero .7usn + Sss
Phllips, Fal! Rissru Gtoss.
0Fasgs, &rs
corroH GooDs.srs "a.
Shec,incs, Shirtings, Osnaburghs. and
all kinds cf goods for men
and boys year.
cLcrns.
American and French fwiilsd Clslhs,
.4merican aad French Broad Closhs.
FRENCH CASSIMERES,
Plain and ,willed.
.4.NCRIC.a.f I .4SSiJhER3S,
Plain and fancy. ..--
TVVUEI10.
Plain and colored.
SATTINETTS, CASHMERETTS,
SHEEPS.GREYS, JEANS, &c,
x1IB4oNJ0,
on all klnas, quantities and colors.
OF all kinds, varieties, qualities and prices.
LAWNS, LINEN LusrLss, siLKs, ALfAccAs, me
RISos, DE LAIHEs, Gixc9AMs, NAN.
KiNs, TiCkixos, DstLLtScs,
LiSsMvs AND TLANNELs.
70 9na 4AD1Ao>
We hav. on hand large and splendid asor'-
brics. Swiss, Insertions, EdgiHgs, Dress trim
mings, Dress Bassoms, Collars, Cuffs, Caps, &c.
sosHErs,
snAwLs, GLOW rs,-Lislc thread and
xid--PARAsoLs, HAypx EacnIErs, &c. Sc.
And knai'y. 10 .02U other articles which can be
seen BY giving theaa cali. Also,
G1',Cel'H<:
A large and fall supply Of all kind, kept con-
stantiy o. hanl.
Hats and Caps, Bssts and Shoes.
Queens Ware, Glass Ware, Hard Ware
Cutlery, Umbrellas, and Baskets.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
e Warrcnte,i TO I'll or no sale.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
Fancy 6xena, and--ani--w '.cave in.' We
can't begin to tell half We have got. bit IL any
ne desires further Information II will be cheer
fully given At the stare, ~ we have clever aud
.'periae" clerks coas'a ntly On hand, whose mot
to IL that it's
"x0 s10uble - shosy .OOds.''
Our prices are decidedly low. ~ we are lie.
'er mined 10 s-bust all % sins sa' rather than b.
g xDxasoaD; and II any body DON'T believe y
jusi let them try Us.
FRIEND 4 cULBERTSON.
linton NayAanhov fa11 ~
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CA1naH Tan -.

County CDm4t.
SAMUEL A. HSSELL, J4ixe
Termss hrs Monday in each n~ssl.
except. April and Asgnst. 6ss Tuesdnw
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'ED.aR COUNTY ,DiREcTOk i.

COmnty 0ncers.
S.A. MSSELL. y,sdgs.
J. w. CATTELL, C5srk.
!! =. BET r., Recr. and Ts,as-
J. y. RlRELY, SlyiE.
:. DEwELi.. Sayseyor.
A. FORD, Corosey. -
:. DANIELS pyoseexfirg .lM'y
J. X. SNYDER, s. y. {. i D. &
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-30
DRY GOOD.

OF all kinds, qualities and dessr ipt.ons. cons,s,
ng Ut cloths, Of foreign ann domestic manafac-
,ure, such as broadcloth, Of French and AOer.
lean nanUfscinre; twil.ed co,ored, plain doe.
skin; satineits, sheep-grey,, jeans, tweeds d
summer ware; PRINTS Of the cocHEro. Merri.
mac, Fall River and other principle factories
ma'der colors warrentrd FAST and OF the latest
fashion; cotton geods. factories, muslins, ..seet-
Ings, shirting., OsnabeIgs; fancy cs...s. taces.
bFuca fes, Swiss silks, satin fring-, sauxe iuser-
r'n, lawns, dsa'nes. chambrays, bo5cnetis,
jaconests, &c
woo.f.i.N GOODS
FI.nnels. Lanse,s. saI4t<. slawls et~. in abn
dance. Notions, cos4bs. gloves, uai'iem.. c.,m-
forts, ahdkeschiefs, needles, thread, tape, pins.
etc.
GROCERIES.
Teas 'agai. c,iee. rnnis. IS, salt spices, rais-
ans, ades, fi-a. pepper, indigo, madden &c.
HARDWARE.
Ia tins line We have all the articles usually
KEEP, by country merchants. and such as u
toners desire without ex cepticns
GLASS 4 QUEENsWARE
Of all kinds necessary for the use q families.
BOOTS 4 SHOIS
Of all classes, kind, descriptions and sizes to sui
and TT men women and children
HATS 4 CAPS
TO ~ the head Of customers Of all sizes and for
Al Classes Of men, social or political, including
the lAsest style Of
KNOW-NOTHlNGS.
10 TACT We havethe largest stock Of goods, ey-
or bro ught 10 this town, and comprises almost
everything from bolt Of osnaburg, 10 a sting
OF beads. From satin dress to a rat trap
FROM hogshesd Of sugar TO a brass button. -
IRON s,lk hat Or boGnet 10 Misses gzi'srs or
a paper Of tacks. Well, the half cannot be
told. Call and see. [47-tf
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Olstvtc1 Couse. 80
J@B. BOOTH, Judge
FERNS second Monday ID My ans
fourth Monday in September.
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TAILORING SHOP.
L n. MA0EE,

W. - IN Nxl10EG,
Hf Would intern kis Oh cus1vn.
.oklk .rs and ths puhlle ksueyal1yy MN
I,2lM he i still making % osass, clclK.
llu lnl ing Of the latest fashion. An n
= -. his wovk d warran MED. nor q
up-s6lrs over NJ. Chambers ! 1on,s i}tv =
Store, Upton, Iowa. 1nJtn
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
Dr. Eastcrlys American Oil Eminent

EtHlCIl9 ? hAhSi e'h vi AAAeH'
his valuable Liniment, combines the most
eficacious articles known fof all the various
Of disease requiring an external applica-
ton. One Of its principal active ingredients,
is ihe AMERtcAN Oil Cor PETROLEUM which is
universally known to possess rare HEALING
and CURATIVE P%RorERrrEs. This on, when
combined with other valuable remedial agents
Of known and established efficacy, forms a safe
and sure reuicdy for Rheumatism, Bruises,
sprins, Cuts, Wounds, Burns, Scalds, Old
Sores and Ulcers, Scald Head, letter, Ring
Worm, Erysipelas, Piles, Cansers, stid Joints
Caked Breasts, Paralysis, Contracted Tendons
or Cords, &C., and also for Strains, SPAWN,
Scratches, Chafes, Saddle and Collar Calls,
Sores, Wounds, Fistula, Sweeney and Poll Evil
In horses. This Liniment has direct and pow
,rful acton upon the s~ecretory and absorben-
vessels, stimulating them to a healthy actiont
.hus enabling them TO throw of the morbid or
diseased matter which obstrucis the circulation,
.hus removing all diseases or injuries Of the
Bones, Muscles, Cartillages, Nerves and Skin.
Que bottle will convince the most s~keptical
Of its wonderful efficacy in curing Bruises
3p,ains. Rheumatism, Paines, Soreness and
stiffness of the Joints, sc.
Dr.. Easterly's American oil Eminent is
without exception, the most valuable remedy
or compounded fo- all diseases Of Man o.
least. requiring an external ap o%lication.
czs- Price % cents per bottle, or five bottle
or one dollar
G5E- A liberal discount made TO wholesal
purchasers who buy to sell again.
gT5- For sale al DR.. Easterly's Family Med
icine Store, southeast corner Of Third an
Chestnut streets, st. Louis.
Also sold by p. A. sarpy, st. Mary, Iowa
and by dealers in medicine generally, in th
vest.
Or Read DR.. Easterly's advertisement i
another column Of our paper and give him
call. JUS.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
DR.. Eastorly's Iodine and ~sarsaparilla.

IN II is the only preparation hat is worthy
Of the least confidence of the public, for the
cure OF those diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood, viz; Scrofula, or Kings
Evil, White Swellings, Enlarged Glands, Fever
sores. pimples on the face, old Sores and VI
sers, Blotches, Biles, Nervous Affections, Can
GERS, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, Sypilitic Dis
elses. Pains ia the Bones and Joints, Ring
Worm or letter, Scald Head, diseases Of the
Kidneys, Mercurial Diseases, &C. DR.. Eas-
lerly's IoDINE and SA~RsAPARuLA, is COM
pounded Of those articles which simultane-
ously act on the different organs of the body,
and possess the most efficient cleansing and heal
inE properties. Hundreds Of the most intelli-
gent and respectable families in st. Louis, have
used it, and speak Of il IN the highest terms Of
praise. hs m,ltcins is SIX tim} stronger,
cheaper and better than any other preparation
in nsc.
cY~ Price, 81 per Bottle, or six Bottles for
o. For sale at DR.. EAsTERLYs Family
Medicine store, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, St. Louis.
Also sold by p. A. sARPY, st. Mary, Iowa
and by dealers in medicine generally, in the
West.
e17- Read DR.. Easterly's advertisements il
another column Of our paper, and give him
call. JUGS.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
LANDS O SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER being DESTROYS Of NOV
4 ing 10 California, offers for sale his
HOMESTEAD Of 100 acres, situated on the
stage road between 81. Joseph and Council
BlnTs-s miles South Of Council Bluffs and 4
North Of the village Of ST. Mary, and near
the Missouri river, In Mills County, lowaj and
Opposite B%elleview, Nebraska, I.
Also, 400 acres Of PRAIRtE LAND near st.
Mary, and 900 acres OF TfNnERED LNNn on
the Missouri river. and near Glenwood. These
Lands are all in Mills County, Iowa, aud pre-
sent inducements to land purchasers seldom Of
fered, containing timber, prairie, lime stone,
sand stone, and Indications Of plenty of coal;
and also being situated on the most feasible
point on the Missouri rive for the crossing Of
the Pacific Railroad.
Suitable cattle for crossing the Plains will
be taken in exchange at fair rates. The buyer
can have Immediate possession, and all t.,
prain and farming uiensiIs ne wants at . fai.
rate. DANIEL HEBkEfChD.
Traders Point, nov !, '5i.tf
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
DrcrNBrR Ia.

Ersssionsl news from our Washington
exchanges.
DrcrHurB Ia.
The Nebraska snd Ksn,as business
was ~re-oponed on the 18Th, by Mr.
Mace's proposition 10 restore the Missouri
line.
Mr.. Wsshburn, Of Maine, made a pow
erful speech in favor Of that measure.
Mr.. Stephens Of Ca. said he did no
propose 60 reopen a discussion Of the Ne
hruska Bill. He considered the question
settled. The bill was a good step in pro-
greSs. He did not Ugrec with Mr.. Mace
that the results Of The late election de-
manded a report. Those results astonish-
ed everybody, and how did the gentleman
from Indiana infer That those results sci
the seal Of condemnation anon the friends
OF me great popular movement.
A proof that those elections had nothing
70 do with The Nebraska Bill, he referred
10 Pennsylvania, who returned to Con-
gress men who voted for the bill. The
anti Nebraska Governor had only 81, 600
majority, while Canal Commissioner, with
contrary opinions had 100 600 majority.
IN Massachusetts those vino voted
sgsinst the bin were not reelected. He
took Illinois where the issue was made
directly. But three of he number voted
for the bill and the people have now
elected four. This showed the measure
10 be popular there.
Mr. ashburn of ILL.,, inquired what was
The popular vote for Congress. Mr.. S,
said the Nebraska candidate for State
Treasurer had Io.C00 majcriy!!!
Mr.. Hem, Of Iowa, gave notice Of &
Gn for the "Rclief of the citizens oil
Omaha" Having Pounced upon q large
tract Of public land, like a tiger upon bis
prey, AMI squan Tered it among greedy
politicians, they now assume the attitude
Of beggars, and are 70 have the land glveI
them by Congress. We know that Mr.
Hem is an interested party, and hence hi
haste in attending 10 matters in Ncbra ska
before the arrival Of her Delegate, e
whom such business should be referred
Why should Omaha havo n grant o
land more than other places?
Mr.. Badger has introduced a bill to in
cresis the pay of members Of Congress
and OF The judges Of the Supreme Cour
Of the Uni'cd States, 90 per cent.
Mr.. nd. ms introduced a bill for The cs
uIli>l m,nt Of d uniform rule OF NATURAL
z4lion through the United States. Til,
I'LL proposes 10 extc,d The term TO tween
ty-one years.
Nalice has bsen given Of bills 10 i'm
prove the Illinois riyor--Chic.go an
W4ukegan hArbors, and 10 abolish h
franking privilege, . reform gre lily neel
ed in The post-ofice department.
Let the Thanking privilege be abolished
and the price Of postage might be roduc
cd considerably below the present stand.
ard and still be mere profitable than
now is.
Senste-A memorial WAS presented frss
the New York Chamber Of Commerce
praying for tho relief OF DR.. Kane an
his party in The Polar Seas. Referred
the committee on naval affairs.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
DR.. cartsrls Cough Balssm.

RV- Is the most pleasant and efheaeious rene
dy for Coughs, Colus, Asthma, Consumption
and al diseases Of the Lungs, ever offered 10 the
public. Our ever varying climate, and the cold
b leak winds of the north end west produce
coughs and eolds-daugers colds, which de-
nand Of the wise 4 prudent, the earliest attention
For this purpose no remedy has ever been disco
yered which has Effected so many cures, and
which seems to give such universal salts faction
10 all, as DR.. CARTER's CoUGH BALsAM. Read
er, have you a cough? Do not neglect It, De-
az is dangerous. Use this Ba!sam, at once, and
II win efectua!ly cure You.
ggT Price 25 cents Der bottle, large bottle
81, or six bottles for -.
For sale al Dr.. Easter!y's Family Medicine
Store, southeast corner Of Third and Chestnut
ia, 81. Louis, Mo.
Also, sold by p. A. sarpy, St. Mary, Iowa
nd by dealers in medieines generally, IN 'h'
sert
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
DR.. Eastsrlsy, Fever and Ague Killer

III. LdBbSlloJt GOhNA III AbNN
f7s- Is warranted to cure all cases Of Agu
and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, In-
ermittent ard Remittent Fever, and every form
Of Fever incident TO the west. If there are suf-
fsrers in st. Louis, we say try it, and if It fail
to cure, the money shall be refunded 20 the pur-
chaser. More than
THOUSAND BOTTLES
have been sold, and in no instance has it failed
to effect a permanent cure as far as heard from.
IL Piice 81 par bottle, or six bottles, So
gTy- For sale at DR.. Easterly's Family Med
i.ine store, southeast corner Of Third and
c ,estuut streets, st. Louis.
Also sold BY P. \. sarpy, st. Mary, Iowa,
a ID by dealers ia medicine generally, in the
west.
eT- Read DR.. Easterly's advertisement in
another column of our paper and give him a
,all. JUGS.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
For the Palladium.
DRMoeRATic STATE CONVENTION.

A convention of the Democratic party
of the State Of Iowa, will be held at Iowa
City, on Wednesday January 24lh, 1855
20 nominate Candidates for the office Of
Commissioner and Register Of the Des =
Moines River Improvement, and also for
the purpose Of eflecting a thorough organ
ization Of the Democratic party.
The ratio Of representation will be on
delegate FOR every one hlhSdred, and Oh
delegate for every friction over ffl
voters, provided: that each county Ihal
be entitled to at least one delegate.
H.W. Sample, Chan, W. p. Marvin,
w. II. Merritt, Geo rye Lacey,
], ID. Elbent, J.. w. Babbiit,
j. NJ. Preston, +. II. Thayer,
NJ. A. Goodfellow.
State Executive Committee.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
c. w. PIERCE.
Attorney at Law d.

Will practice in the Sixth, Seventh, Eight
and Ninth Judicial Districts in Iowa, and Ne
braska Territory. He will always be supplied
with blank deeds, mortgages, deeds Of trust,
declaratory statements for prescriptions, &c,
and will give prompt attention to conyeyanc-
ing. examination Of titles, &c.
GT5' Particular attention paid to securing
ana collecting debts.
References-IFon. =. II. Norton, Platte City,
Mo-, II. NJ Worries and James Craig, Esqs., st.
Joseph, Mo-, Curtis Bates, Fort Des Moine.
Nebraska City, Nebraska Territory.
nov I. '5l-ly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
GENERAL LAND AGENCY AND
AT COUNCIL BLUFF CITY, IOWA.
COCHRAN & MEGEATH,

A RE engaged in the business Of buying and
"A selling Land Warrants, aud entering Lands
i'm The Council Bluff Land District. Their ar
engagements for entering Lands for settlers aud
others, on a credit Of one, two, or three years
are moi deficient. And they viii be prepared
at an times 10 fll all orders of that character.
The investigation Of Land Titles, payment
of taxes. purchase and sale Of lands and town
lots throughout this land district, and all bust
ness connected with the Land Office at this
place, entrusted to them, will be promptly at
tended to.
Strangers wishing 20 locate government land,
will be furnished with a guide and conveyance
if they desire it, and directed to the best points
for selection.
Exchange on 81. Louis and the Eastern Cit
les. bought and sold. Interest paid on depos-
ties as per agreement.
Our attention will also he given TO the pur-
chase and sale Of Town Lots in Omaha City,
Belleyiew and Winter Quarters, Nebraska Ter
ritory.
REFERENCEs.-L. W. Babbitt and DR. f.
Lowe, Register and Receiver Of the Land Or
fee at Council Bluffs, and Col. T. a. Walker.
and p. NJ. Cassidy; Register and Receiver al
Fort Desmoines, or any of the business men OF
either place.
OFFICE on Broadway, West Room Of The
Pacific Hotel, nearly opposite the Land Office
Council Bluffs, nov lily.