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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-14
EDWARD ALDEN,
Real Estate Broker.
DEALER IN EXCHANGE.

0eoeral Lad, lnsasnaee and IAesoll~e nee
ADe0s,
Corner Main aud Second streets, Davenport,
HOUSES RENTED, LEASES DRAWN
- Rcnls Collccs~d TAxss Paid for nor. rs.ldents
Cnilectons Made and promptly RENTED 81 .ny part
Of the country -
Ezehaase boash, aud Sold Note. Discounted ON
(}stod Security ".
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Foa SALr.-Twenty five Acres Of bean
tifal Land half mile from corposssion line on Du.
eaque resa With god heass barn. excsilslt we'll
sis,srn ,wo sprlass Of failing waasr half acre
straxbsrrie Rhubatb. Asparagus. &C.. will BE- sold
entire % In parcels 70 suit purchasers
Apply 70 GEORGE l. NlCKOLLs,
an5n1sf Land ODce Main strs~ss
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LH just received per Express, a line
Of good. for sh. safm weather al the Eaierpti.s
isass al.d -aoe siere NJ a. Tsrai, street
iaac y MOORE = GARRETT
Is Home for the Jerking Man. 4
i.staedy for III Rsas,'i
% l~si- IA Bas.oNs Addition
10 Lot. In Lindsay. Addition
70 Lots - slsyInakers Aadliloa
bssars I. Lots fro.l fSur sx serr. each, half a
'a..s from the corporation i.ne. beautifully located
ivr private residences.
Al ef the Foregoing lot. enough the cen
ifs pa'. 81 the city TO enasie either the iaborcr
business To- attend his business haui iucouy.
i.ssee They Will be cold lo~ ard .ag credit %
that the working have hl- own home with
aut the dread Of rest day Eos tre.. aud term. .p
ii, 20 GEORGE l. NIekoIis
Jeis Davenport. Isl.ek Main street
IL Si,op IL Loan upon Real Estate
ssenfiiy, a. % sni. applicant.
u DARLINGTON 4 co
ills No pasenp.rr. Rock
IL Money to Lam on Real Estate
ssearts ~ EDWARD ALDEN,
na~ll- \ " Main and sscord u.
bAs,Nroar ls.--coMrrr,uoS DgrIrp.
zIhs Davenport ies COMPANY, No !. now pre-
l-fsd = serve sls essszsas Il Davenport with the
ss.t Is--iis quality q lee guaranteeing 10 furnish
81 eu.iernrFs Until 1asaaty Isa, If ae.irsd Par
ties wishing snsyty fos The .nisre are eau.
fias#i nsasn,t contracting with these Who canf.t
faras.t Ia'rai.. throagb the season
4 sTEINHILBER 4 co
ofnes seeoad 1t Opposite l. Claire House
ny ss.'n
-
Hal Million ~ / MrLisaa Sawed sLlnsles e.
.sle 81 Lumber \ ard corner Fourth and Harf.
streets CoTEs DAVIES
.asy.dd
TAXI NorIos.-for Great Bargains aud
Plus Opportunities f.s Invs.,m~ai. -.
MILLS 3 DEWEys
l.ssssi,f Ads.rtisrI.. ats
fon SALl.-A valuable building Lot on
Ferry street Ai.e two large new Brek store
uea-e- near Depot ALLEN 4 CLARK
apsai,f
.KrAr BAK.alss.--Forty Splendid Lots
IN Laiubri,e. Addition In North Davenport for sale
BY Inos7l ALLEN CLARK
e. Money to Loan, in sums to suit
spphcan,. by TALLMAN POWERS
apssdsf
Icr-Icr.-Th~ Davenport Ice Compan,
prepared Ia contract Tor the delivery Of Ice
for the season Customers eonmsneing the season
with will he guaranteed 10 be supped TIL Novsn.
Der II desired
far,iss desiring leo through the sssson, are eau.
toned Asains, contracting with those Who do no,
supply the ssason thro~gh.
oeies Second ssrsss, opposite IL Claire House
naysd3m PECK b MITCHELL
Foa SALs---Twenty-i five Acres Of beau
tifui Land half mills from corpcsaiioo line Du
baaae rosa With good heass barn exesilslt wsllaad
sis,srn. swo spriass Of failing walsr half ser.
Straw bsrries Rhubatb Aspssnwus Ae viii BE- sold |
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foR SALr.-A Farm of 80 acres, situated
ia siiaioa co, cue iaile East " Die Rock r O. and
quarter u n,iic frnm Rock Greek FIGURING Mn =
Thirty acres arc Improved aud the cniirr firn 10
enclosed with soei fence The farm /. well water
ID aHd la. On IL franz house ars new. with eel
at as,d well q iine water {, win be sold with the
crop. thereon for sso per acre " disposed of -o,a
Esquire 81 MILLS DEWEY,
No. 8 Ho1mah's Hook
Or of y l. WRIGHT On tho the PREMISE
isliu
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MoNry ~ Loas.-Slo,uo just received
far loan "a Real E-ials security
1NsM COOK DILLON IINpIFY
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On motian the above nominations Mere con
trmed
IL was moved that the Chairman appoint a
County Committee III i've. Tie following
were announce,ilis tho Committee. M.ssrs
Lowrey, Ramnias, ssti.loris Gwinn OF Lee
Claire and Ross.
The following resolutions were unanimous
~ adopted
Resolved That this meeting pledges it,
hearty support 10 the candidates Nominated
this Afternoon for the several county Offices "
be filled al the ensuing August election, aud
cordially ask lor them the united support Of
the Republicans VI kc..i .ouniy.
R,s0irei That believing the new constitu-
tlon ol the State Of Iowa adopted Ia conyen-
ton at Io~aci,y, March 8. 1857, aud 10 be sub
United I. the people for adoption or rejection
.. the election to be held next August, i de-
scfsiha VI tLe support Of all good citizrns;--
we pledse ourselves 70 cordially sustain H.
and would earnestly recommend the Rcpubli.
cans of the State. ~ give II their undivided ap-
prevail al tue polls.
On motion Atsotxtd That the proceedings
VI this meeting be- published m the R~pub-
lican papers VI The county, and that tho 10
Claire Express b. requested 10 copy then.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
Jas. TaossoIox, Chmn.
Az ASsI 4 c s..Ds., ssey..
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u800 A9kA LAND AGENCY.
C,OOK, SARGENT PARKER, FLORENCE
~ kebrsskA, VIII attend promptly 70 all business
connected With Lad Agsscy, other In Eebraska
Or Wessssn lsua
Gonn vvassanes boaUAe, soaa ana located.
Dselasss o. shsu esa ss len With any " The IN.
Coog oAsssss, nsvenport
Coos. 9AassEs 0cvssy Iowa City
Coos, eAsssns . Coos, Desmolnes v,hax,s
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DWELLING House on BRADY STREET

DWELLING House ON BRADY STREET
- for Sale The nnder.sscd offers for ssle M.
Dwelling House OF Brady .ir~si cor II ThlrtreutL
contAiaing eight rom. aid cellar GTaund ID 10 Ly
iso feet, sontsns stable. sL~d hs~ apple PEAR plum
aud cherry trees, grape snes shrubbsry EASTERN aud
we'll -"
The above 10 one Of the mo.i pleasant residences An
April, To JOHN q bAyIr
Je.1 NJ Ca,k 4 sasv~at,.
OTIS FOR RESIDENCES, IN FULL VIEW
- ~ the river fnr ssie 81 various prlces
Apply o. H. ulfDkETH ~
ars.tf bANiHDN TRrF
IlulLDiNG sUITABLE FOR HOTEL ON
- large Dosriag iluuse 10 rent
Apply 60 + uIlDRETu or
np.sIi DANlsDN = TRUE
900 FEET SQUARE WITH ZINE RAJ.
49, nENCi, great variety " Fruit Tress,
Apply TO u uflDkETH or
apoff DAtIs1pN & TkGE
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scSIII UOUHE, 6ITUATED ON
1gens essween Main and Harrison ssreres vr,,l u.
10y ess rsna!n sorssaes for ard 49, !; n
Sesa1 10 "a Third ct; near the b 3 Deros. sssiS
s<.s. - - o. FOURTH sercst adjoining H. Derra
1o ~ The Lots o. Third and fonssh sssceis
~ ~ sessaae s.asied for haslness psrposss, snd
y North Davenport Ycr passieulsrs serlr 70
FAIRnANxa . uIrx6dN,
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CEDAR COUNTY

EnLNh 1plNl1
No e6a La Township 10 y Riw, Few miles from
sNE. section ., soSRlw ,se acrs.
Es ~. 500, . asRs ~ a " .
ks NV -eeiiea = sSRi u. s. acre. |.
ES .eeiisa -, 50 y ri ". ssp acres
w y ssetlan -. NJ y ri ". a.o acre.
Ia all i:>o acre. Il beautiful laSd selected three
years sine. Price, tis isr acre
No III In Tcwn.hirsl NR4w
swssw !. -eeii,a -. Il Raw. - acres
y ss.llsa a. !" .sss
Ne section ~ Z" q Ic1
y AsN d section a. . " f." ~
NV Nv section e =" ~
Embracing 10 acre. IL variety Of well tin.hcrcd
and Will waisred aad. only aias miles from. 1p"n,
aa u ifgsa Iowa Guy Fur stock farm, this tract
cannot h. surpassed Price y rcr acre.
NJ Isl. In Township seNkIw W. acres
fAsss ,a.lr. Saaa paraa, sAo,re rrair,. Price
u. Ter acre
No az In Township -oNR:w. acre.
M. sfs .sctioaa n, "
sW y section 10. a ldo
40 acre. well waiered asd timbered. Otter
Greek, one mile ir',n Junction Price, - per
BENTON COUNTY.
NJ 20 Very ane tract Of 80 acres, six miles
north VI Niatoa.
No Iao An excellent tract Of leo acres. Il miios
south from Sinton-~ell waiered and In q une neigh
hcrhood.
CLINTON COUNTY.
Ne ssi 81 acres excellent Land nj ~ per acre
No als Three Thousand acres % carefully select.
ed Lad. la CHni.sn couats. onr-fcurth cash, bal
anee In three aid nsc years
PowEsHEIk COUNTY.
No al 30 acres yer, choice Prairie aud timber
land Price ~ per acre
Foar thousand acre. In Pswe.Asik csuni, on same
terms
No 80 -Four thousand t~o hundred aeres In
Carroll county iaS acres under cultivation, with
sooi house. sleai crop Ia the ground .ke Terms,
one half eA.h balance Ia ten yssss, nj ten per cent
JASPER COUNTY
No sis Ito acres ~ o. per arrs-selee,ed Land.
" acres ., vars per aere-ssry choice
81 ' sss a = gss , S A. s. sssa ), r RI,
LOO acres, al Is per Five milSs FROM Grlnneli
0rnn@il and Newton Price, 80 per sere, oas ami
cash
n. =. Hs on :ss souS !, Z ;. w.,
f e. and ss : \ i.s ..s..oa y ." s"
ssNEs aud n \ = & 4 section u " 10
" ss.. nd .aa ~ ss.a,y Two Or
Improved fsrns In each section. Price eio per acre
Dl000o0 acrss Of uniEnpsosed prairie aad timber |
Iands In 6sott, Cedar, 0useatine Clinton, Jasper
sos Story. rs~ssAsis. fssss. sisssis. . AID osSss
counties, which ne can cell u low prices sIordna
dne opportunities tos tnvestmens that will pay nny
Jsr csNt per anallm.
-AI1o-
Large tsacls Of choice Land IL wa.rss, nsnaan 81
ether eeessiss In Minnesota for sAis vsgy ~. ~
veil to call and ssamiud oar esSsno6vo ~ - 49,
estai. sefsss Purchasing elsewhess. We eeeee1 |
ens that every variety ~ taste. ~ 70 Snsoeo -
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IMPROVED CRY PROPERTY

We invite aiir.ilnn 10 cur extensive catalogue ~
Improved tarm- aad Wild Land., City Property
49, fsr -lls At moderate ptires aud GA ea-, terms
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fos sALl.--A valuable building Lot on
fetr, street Ai.a two large new Brick Store
uea-e- Depot ALLEN & CLARK
arSaiif
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Vmec IN DAvenpoFts Block, Main sirrrt
AND WARRANTS BOUGHT. SOLD AND
- locaf.d unimproyed Land Farm. and tiity
Property for sale, and Money IN, s.,a., " Wy
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UxiNPRovED LANDS
No . sia acrss In Washington Co. III
No y 100 acres In Warren Co. Missouri
No 70 10. splendid pane laad on The banks
81 the Chippewa river. Wisconsin.
No q so aeres at heos,iy timtered land near ST.
.r"s fsll.. Wisconsin. This IL on the line VI the
Hadssa and superior kAilrsad
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Tasr NorIos-for Great Bargains aud
Plus upportu Eit.. E,s Invcssn~nt. sss
MILLS 3 DEWEyS
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~ - LigLiy hna aeres la Svctlnn ~ 4 - u
'a- Z. s.Frs GA'icE culfis alton remainder pas
iar" 1aid Hansc gsl seli, isa sppl, tree--gnoi
-t@nc quarry Ilar nnil,- iru. tosE rtiee go h.
acre
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09
6futral gmtaigrrtt.

The W~ashington's correspondent Of
the New York Tribune says
The Rule announced by Head of
Departments to subordinates is, that
removal will not be made without
cause, heads Of Bureaus were notified
10 communicate this determination to
relieve Clerks from anxiety. Mr..
Cobbs has addict to the present causes
of dismissal, that Of dealing in lottery
tickets and fr~equenting Gaming Hous-
es; he has also required the Board of
examiners sitting in application for
Clerkships, to make their examination
rigid and not nominal. Four years
service IN important places isregarded
by the Presidents s3urnishing a reason
ofchange whether the commissions be
expired or not. Secretary Brown has
notified the Assistant p. II. Generals
that they will be retained, also the
chief clerk Of that department.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09

Applicatiensha nave been made for the
construction of w~agon-roads to the
Pacific, which were authorized blythe
act Of the late Congress, but the Sec
rotary of the Interior has taken no
action u the premises. 81 aIcGs,
Forts Kearny and laramie viii not
be abandoned until autumn.
It is stated that Hon. J. B. Clay has
declined the mission to Berlin tender
ed him by President Buchanan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09
CHINESE SUGAR CANE
PURE sEEDSY


= The subscribers take great pleasure ~ informing
the Planters, Farmers and Cardners that tneg
have secured from the most relllble soulres q nnlt-
ed supply of Fresh Seed Of this very valuable plant
the properties Of which may be hnehy summed up
as follows: .
LIST. One acre Of tib STALKS, properly cultivated,
viii Weld from 200to 800 ganens Of me Syfup,
equal to the best New 0rlcansl and from the same
roots, second crop of excellent fodder. /,
%. Sown broadcast or IN close drills, on land
deeply plowed or highly MANFRED, IL Sln yieiu tAtry
to ffy Thousand pounds of superior fodder to the
acre.
81. It SURPRISES All other plantSd ur tfeeu-
ing green.) and fodder, on account Of the great
amount of sugary juice which It contains; and Is
greedily eaten by stock OF all kands.
4th. 1t bears repeated cuttings, like Egyptian
MiIlet, growing of freely and rapidly, after each cut
I'll. It stands drouth much better than ssnmon
corn, retainingi its green cOOrandJuieiness eVenafteE
the seed natures.
9th. The seed Is excellent FOR human Eocd, when
ground into meal, and fattens domestic animals very
speediy. From twenty-five to seventy-hve bushels
can be ERASED on an acre. ~.
The seed, which has been very carefully kept pure
from the original Importation, viii pc ofteredl In cloth
packages, each containing enough to plant aboutOne-
fifth Of an acre in drills fleet by IS inches, with full
direction for the cultivation, whiclEls perfectly
simple. ~ Dye ~ 9a
These packages viii be forwarded bymail, free o.
| Postage, to my address, on receipt Of 81 for each
package. When not sent by mail We will furnish
a proportionate quantity by express at purchaser:
expense. s M.
Early orders are solicited, as the supply Of good
and reliable seed is quite limited. Applicants names
viii be entered in the order in which they are receiv-
ed, and tue sesd viii be mailed as soon as possible
A pamphlet will be cent, postage fTce, to all WhC
purchase seed; or to any person who win enclose .
three cent stamp. s hlo2 10 esW -
Dealers in seeds and country merchants can be
supplied at a liberal discount from retail rates i
their ordersa are received Immediately. 4ea5oH
Address with plain aiEectiOnfo for mailing or ship
ping. 4
We will also be prepared to furnish simple anG
efficient mill to express the juice FROM the cane, ant
eauldrons &C., for boiling the same.
Many testimonials in addition can be given t.
prove its sadaptedness to the North western anC
Western states. m
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09

on hand, and to arrive, the following arti-
I cles, which will be sold to the trade on accom-
indicating terms, PROGRESSIVELY AT WHOLE
1000 Cigars all quali-100 bxs e D and w i
ties chees
1000 sacks A Salt 1856 boxes starch
200 Hhds n o Sugar 200 bbs and hf bbls WateI
500 SKIS Rio Coffee and but'r crackers
100 " o G Java Coffee 200 bbls and hf bbls pilot
100 " Lagusyra bread and pic mic do
100 mocha e. 200 bbls soda milk sugared
75O3 bbls, half bbIs andI09 egg and wine do
kgs Belcher's MoIasses; loo ,bblsapple vinegar
200 bbls, half bbls and qr300 bxs Tobacco all grade:
Nh refined do 200 bxs smoking tobacco
$50 half chests tea, all various brands
kinds 100 punches pipe TENS
$50 bbls Belcher's Sugar 80 .Bbls HIS Sicily and
$50 bbls, halls, qs, nos / Joca Almonds
2 and 8 Mackerel 50 bbls flberts, brazi
200 bxs dried herrings nuts, pecans
20 hf IBIS White Fish 400 kgs s c Soda
s drms dry Cod Fish 500 kegs assorted nails
zoe bxs assd candy. 1910 500 bxs half and OK sta
100 Z foney /" candles
800 drums figs $50 do sterine do
100 bxs hPs and qrs Rais-200 do bar soap
ms 50 do rock candy.
so bxs Prunes
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09
Missouri RIVER PACKET. 1851


w. W. BAKER.........-...- Captain.
ROBERT 4. DARST"."" .... Clerk.
For Sioux City, Logan, Omadi, Decatur City, De
Soto, Florence, Omaha City, Council Bluffs, Belle
vue, St, Mary's, Wyoming City, Nebraska City,
Linden, Brownville, Lowell, Oregon, Iowa Point,
Savannah, st. joseph, ETC., etc. b saf sFsl1IUs
THE excellent eommodious and favor
@SA9 site passenger steamer ADMIRAL, Capt
Baker, Clerk, Robert A.. Darst, viii on the opening
Of navigation ply as q regular packet to the above
and all interme0iate landings on the Missouri River,
remaining permanently in this trade, and running
regularly during the entire season.
The Admirtl has recently received many valuable
improvements n daiditions, rendering her now, bOth
as passenger and freight steamer, equal to any il
the trade ard Capt. Baker hopes to receive at the
hands Of his old Missouri River frinds, the same
liberal patronage so generously extended to his broth
er. Shippers may rely upon having their freight
handled with the greatest care and dispatch, and
passengers are assured in travelling upon the Admi-
raj, Of being made Eel always quite at home. The
Admifal win makelone tfiptOlO onncii Bluffs, after
which shs will make regular trips 70 Sioux City
| every twenty day. =
april I'd, 1851. bEQq 10 sfoHam la 42+t
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09
~FIRElPR00F SAFES,
"a CHANCE FOR RARE SEEDS.

q LL A
TINE subscriber has a variety Of choice Seeds, Of
i which be has grown and tested the past season,
and deems them worthy of general cultivation by all
lovers of good things. These Seeds he will send
post paid, by mail, a package Of 20 varieties, Cofyour
OWE selection, for 81, or alarger number in the same
proportion. four varieties for "a cts, or one variety
for 9 cents. He has OF
2 WATKR MELoNs4The New Orange, Ice Cream,
Bradfords, Hales, Pomaris, and Premium! Tfo-
Observation-Disclosures Walert, Morins' best
Green, Extra Nutmeg, Aorins' best fellow, Extra
Melted Rind, Minora. f
McKee's Mammoth Maskmelon, Glass Melon.
CUcUNBERs-Early Franc, bong Island, Five Foot
English Gherkinsy Fig Tomato, MammOtby Grape,
and Cherry Tomato, Cape GOosebcrry.
SQUAsHEs-SWeet Potato, Boston Marrow, Custard
WooIsdy's Cream, Dennis StripedS Crook Neck, Ala
ba2aa Golden, White and Yellow ScOlIOp.-
CoRS2AHdfeWs Premium, Harris 40 Days, Wy
andot, King EiiIiP, Shoe Peg, Stowells Evergreen
Sweet, DarIing's Extra Sweet, Flour, Chocolate
ESorgho Bance or Dourah Corn, Extra Pop Corn.
PEAs-Anvaergne, Prince Albert, Nay champion
Of England, Japan, Queen Of Dwarfs, Prolific Dwarf
BEAN+Nfexican Turtle Soup, Wetmore's Golden
Eyed, Canada Kidney, Hungarian Lima, Haricot:
de. Scissors, Three Foot or Asparagus, Hungarian
Tick Bean, Cape de Verde.
Nepaul Barley, FrenchH lillet, Hungarian Millet
Egyptian Wheat, Poland Oats. -
Canton Potatoe Pumpkin, Head lettuce, SweeI
TurniR, Mock Orange, etc. etc. ~"
Sendcprrant bank bills or postage stamps. Wher
orders cannot be filed, the money viii be promptly
returned free of expense. lf 5d5 e13flW"
Address L. NORRIS.
March 18th, 81. Windsor, Ashtabula Co., o.
HL.H E#HamL ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09
sUNDRIEs.

Cotton yarn, carpet chain, batting, candle yicks
cotton and hemp Irvine, wheat and meal sacks, axes
spades and shoyeis, garden seeds and straw rakes, lg
chains, lead shot, powder brObns, wrapping papet
hemp, MANILA, lutte and cotton eOrdage, indigo and
madden, alum, white lead window sash, window
glass, tumblars. lars 81 different sizes, TASKS assorted
sizes. sassafras bark, pie fruits, fresh peaches, brandy
cherries and. peaches, current and raspberry jeIlies
fresh tomatoes, canton ginger, preserves, nut megs
c@assia, peppersauce, tomato and walnut catsup
lemon syrup, HOLSTERS, ~sardines, extract and essene'
Foffeofee, chocolate, pickles, matches, etc. Tob
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09
New York. March 16.

New 1OTk, A1dIcu 10.
Advices from Salt Lake City are to
Jan. 7th. oas
Kimban was elected President ofthe
Council. 5qss-
Oregon dates are to Feb. 18TH
There had been an Indian outbreak at
Fort Sinclair. Four white men and a
large number of cattle we're carried
If.
There had been a great mortality
among cattle in the neighborhood Of
Dalles.
Advices from Washington Territory
state the Legislature adjourned the
29th, after having censureds Gov. Ste
Eens course in the Indian war andthe
martial law affair. aovss
flood at Nevada, California, had
done damage to the amount O.
$4,000.
The Indians had made an attack on
Peter River Valley, Sark county, ant
murdered all the individuals, burned
the houses, killed all the horses, cat
tie, &c. $50 .lA non
The largest part of the inhabitanti
had previously left the valley with the
intention Of returning in the spring.
Z. n. Rhodes, Of Sacramento, on
Of the bondsmen of Bates, the Stat
Treasurer, has suspended.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-09
OVERMAN & MANN,
BIoOmingtOn.Il III.


DEG Leave 70 announce that they have, for a
II ser les Of years. been engaged in the culture Of
hedges and hedge plants, and having been greatly
encouraged BY the success Ofsthe Maclum Hedge,
and stimulated by the immensely increasing dem2nd
for the material they havesoWn, the present season
on good, new land, about $50 bushels Of excellent
millions plants ~ which they offer for the Spring
trade, Il rOala hare required more than that amount
70 supply the demand the past Spring. The term.
for plants win be reasonable, ard to dealers and 9TH
eFs ordering plants By Wholesale, great inducement,
will be offered. lids very important that orders
should be sent in EARLY, as they Whfbe registered
and filed in the order in which theyhrereceiYed,-
For the last three years they have. been unable Il
supply the demand, and il IS probable that late or
ders cannot be filed the next Spring, asthe demand
is expected to be four times greater than heretofore
Plants will be securely packed and delivered Of
board the cars free OF expense, except for cost of ma
terial.
They are also extensively engaged in impoTtfn,
hedge seed, which they sell on the best terms, auc
atwovs warrant fresh and good orders for Whiel
should br sent in prior to the 18th Of October next
They viii Be prepared 70 sprOut seed fot such as de
Having several extensive hurseS., tbey ODER. a
Wholesale and retail, a large stock Of thrifty Frni
and Ornamental Trees, Vines, Roses. Sbrubbafy, Be,
1t the following Points, To- Wit Bloomington, iii.
Mound Nursery, Canton, IL. Henry, ElmVo0d, and
Havana, III All Fruit Trees warranted 70 be of tn
best varieties and true to name. All information
eheeruIly given, and catalogue and premium essa.
on Hedgeing sent 10 all applicants. Address.
.j OFERMAN MANN.
Feb. 5, 1851. bloomington, Illinois.
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