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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

What cts, town, stzte O. n4tiDB has ever
rose to honor infelligsnee, disfnSiOn. Or hap
piness in the absence Of the benign mhueDce
Of edueatioa aud ehristauig To these
prably We owe car greatness and without
such aid We must sink INTO imberiIitv ign0r-
ancs, and Darkness Snch bBihs q fact Il
behooves Us ogissSsn6l share Of cur time
to the erection OF seminariez aud churchA-
Restasursd nothing esn Be whOTy lost BY
attending to matters Of such vital importance
to the present as vel Is to the rising genera
6o6. When shall We have churches, school
houses, seninsris9 Nay che time speedily
come when the solemn but sweet Ginning
or church bells viii Be heard in ON midst and
edifces Of SCIENCE and Etersture Be seen u our
city Then, and lot nh then, viii We have
discharged q solemn responsibility resting upon
rs. This is q matter alike in imp0rtance to
ourselves and to those Who are coming after
rs May the subject Of providing school
houses and places Tor the exercise Of religious
ceremonies, the erection Of pubic buildings
and hotels, receive from the citizens Of BroWn-
vile that considerati8n which their ineonctiv-
able impoEtance 20 richly deserves
In conclusion, We need, seriously, more con
cert Of action and unanimity Of sentiment
We must c~oalesce In the supervision Of ON
local afain-rOot out from our bosoms thai
abominabls and detestabe "green-eyed mon
ster.1 jealousy; and all work together in build
ing up the Banner County, and aQuesE
City, Of NebEaska
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

CHTAs on E1A1H ALHoSDs-H A.
TEREr Of Council Bluffs has for sale a large
supply Of this new e-sculent, which has at
Hactsa 50 much attention. They resemble a
chsstsut in taste, but are SAID to be far more
delicious. and are excellent kr fatteuing hogs
o. chickens. Three hundIed bushels to the
acre Is sn average crop On remittance of ST
q package OF % tubers viii be sent together
with 1irsctois fOrcuItivating.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

TIE DALAs-CLAEESDoS TREHTT. - The
New York Trses and the Her adj of the 18th,
differ IN their judgment Of the effect Of the
vote Of the Senate adopting the amendments
made BY jefferson Davis 10 the DalIasClaren-
don treaty. the Times SAYS the treaty was
"ratiied." The Herald says it was rejected"
The Herald IS undoubtedly right. The treaty
was coiiclnded between Dallas a1d Clarendon,
and sent over for the ratification Of the Senate.
ANY anhsndmentto il, makes another treaty Of
it and Of course, rejects the original Sill
he Times may psrhapssay that the treaty was
ratified because the Brissh G0vernment viii
regard ths~ amendments with aspirit Of conci-
liaEion, and accept them, closing finally, the
1egOtiaaons and settling the whole mzttet
agreeable to the views Of the Senate. An AZ
tiele from the Loadon Times indicates pretty
clearly that no peFverse cavils on the part ol
the British Government will i1aper1 the urea
". Unless the American Government should
be -outrageously unreasonable in its demands
Great Britain wiz say. shave ityoar own way
and LET'S stop talking"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

NIFLEs-A letter from Naples szys-A
commission composed of men Of the worst
reputation has been formed to discover pOliti-
cal plots. The commission has the power Of
arsfng any one they think proper, and.
without trial, torturing them Horrible acts
are taking place in the prisons Of Naples just
now. A gentleman the other day said be had
left his house net 10 hear lhe groKns Of the
prisoners under torfure, Il makes one shud-
der to think such things should be taking
place IN the middle Of civilized Europe in
1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

The following gentlemen were nominated
By the President and were forthwith unanim-
eusly Confirmed by the Senate for the several
Executive Departments Of the Government
Lewis Cas-, Of Michigan, Seeretlry Of
State.
Howell Cobb, Of Georgia. Secretary IF the
Treasury.
Jacob Thompson Of Mississippi. Secretary
Of the Interior.
John B. Floyd Of Virgins Secretary Of
Wr.
Isaac Todcey. Of Connecticut. Secretary .Ol
the Navy.
Aaron Y. Brown, Of Teunessee, Posinastel
General.
jeremiah S, Black, Of Pennsylvania, Attor.
ney General
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
rREs1DEErs nLUeURAI HEssAaR.

Welsy before our readers in another eOlumn
President Bnchanan's Inaugural Message A
careful AID unbiased perusaI Of this document
should be bestowed upon it By every citizen.
regardless Of what particular party he may
chance to belong. Many Of US are TOO apt to
throw asidea document OF paper. because it
does not emanate from our own party. We
can never expect to understand the true posi-
tons of the ssTiOss political parties Of 0
country by such a selfish and narrOw-uain6ed
course Of reading.
We cannot conceive on what plausible
grounds ary ma may s-ssi0usly and really Oh
ject to the tone OF this Message. 1t is Ger
tainly able, c~dhsezatire and patriotic and
f~oreshadOWs a brilliant administration during
the next four yeas.
If the Democratic party. 50 called, to which
Mr.. Buchanan owes his election as President
Of this C~Onfederacy. adheres to and carries out
the principle Of free and uusaBgled suffrage to
every American citizen, requaI and exact JUS
uSe NQaHs independent On %1Dtdt geaaH9I
we can give our hearty approval and support
to such a party. The doctrine that sit IS the
imperative and indispensable dutyof the gov
ernmsntof the United States % secure 70 every
resident inhabiant The free ard independent
expression Of his opinion BY his vote is the
only safe and incorporating doctrine Of our
country. and on its triumph or defeat hangs
the salvation Of the Republic of Washington.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

ESoLAxD AND PERs1A-Tb b latest intslli
gence afirns thar the difficulty between Eng
land and Persia is terminated a settlement
has been concluded England IS to have a
consul in every town where Russia has one,
and shall enjoy commercial privileges with the
most favored nations She also acquires the
right 10 form an establishments on the island
of Earnak, and another at ormuz. The Per-
slams ara to evacuate Herat. and the British
give up Bushire.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
WHAT We KFEn.


A moments reflection alone IS sufficient to
cahyinee that there are many things indizpeR
sSsls 70 The rise and progress Of our city, a.
few (Which it's our purpose to mention
We want more Of the spirit Of enterprise
9hozg our citizens a due portion Of which
GEnOt hiI in the end 70 make Us what We
should Be, The Queen Cry Of Nebraska Terri
to5.
AnF one taking the trouble to examine our
natural advantages. as a county and place Of
o ~aTt viii come to the conclusion that It is not
capital re need. but enterprise. We want
working men and not gassrs. The period for
~lHay GPedshas passed, and we must have
<hoss who are wiling to put their shoulders
Q he wheel
We have, cha past -Occasion, urged the i'm
.Psiatve necessity Of our eitzenssaki some
s;sps toward the erection Of a new hotel. An
slo1 70 this effect was made, we believe. out
las aHed, and nov we do not hear the subject
even mentioned. Navigation is now open on
lac Missouri Hver, and emigrauts arriving al.
nos daily at our Aaf; the land Office NIL
Dc ready 70 transact business IN a lev weeks
@4 sEsrms Of Ps0Ple vii be pouring into GU,
ny- Do we not need q new hotelg ".
sa'upol each and every individual interested
he reputation Of our city, to take this sub
}ct Into serious consideration. Think Of IL
O, 60 not be found always tbiukine-eo I
cork and provide the public and the man
ligaDts who are daily fOcking to our shor
wih hotel accommodations. We Go say, an
tha. toe, without danger OF contradiction, ther
s no place in the Territory az Ehicha frst ca.
le'e Is needed more. Who vii buiidit2
he Rsxt thing to which our attentio
ta'1d Be directed. Is tie erection Of Publ
D-aclRss Of some kind or other; we nee
~en-WhO can deny II? But although a
gay SeqUesos With rs in the importance {
as matter, thsre may Be = co0tzzriety Of OF
-'1 as 10 who should raise the amour
.ees7zary Reconstruct said buildings. We be
1a aaVe no AesI1an0E IN expresSin
V-1sslf, that It S the duty Of the prOpert
IoAes Of Br0HuviIle to contribute EberaIl
s-a largely 70 the construction Of Count
Buildings. Some or our citizens nav rsgar
4 premature, and cite to many count,
ne -entUE no better OF N this rcspe,
@ Nenaha Admit this 10 be 50, Is It az
on' or argumeut that We should not 90 70,
with an enterprise calculated to redoun
our benefit and Fuspedv-because 9th.
"sllss havsno buihingf for county purpose.
seeh objections We regard nousensieaI. an
1 sensible nan viii no. use them AZ an
Our county and CITY are growing In p
4aon and wealth, and the demands +
Buildings necessarily ugent Ned '
|0'- Is Lot clear % thsmhd Of eve,
I1sn q BrounviIss that his Is a matt
Eaieh EeshOuld bestr ourselves. an
soo, without further dslsyg Then IstI
fSsE 1
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02


TaET CoNE! AID STILL rHE CRY Is,
THET COxE l"-Never since the Settlement Of
Nebraska has there been such a tremendous
flow, by land and water, into our city and fer
tile PsairieA This s q sure indication Of what
We VIII be ere the lapse Of many years. The
people n the States are becoming aroused to
the true value Of Nebraska lands, and, as a
natural consequence, are selling ont their IN
productive farms and making a general rush
for the new Eldcrado; wet Of the Missouri
river.
Wears pleased toahO.fce that almost TIE
whole of the present emigration consists Of
mechanics and farmers; this is the kind OF
emigration-and the only kind-adapted and
calculated to develop the mighty resources OF
our Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
Notice to the Public

DETNG f-rorrnsa that rertaiu parties are circulate
ID inzrepOrz that may. without being e0nsadietat
operate mi aTi0usly 70 the Town 81 Aemaha city.
VIZ That an not the legal owner Of the town site
that / had On q former OCCASION sold t. % other
parties and ana now violating an agreems1f said TO
have been enterCd into between myself and the
uarsse referred to and further, that suit hasbeen
OF is about being br0aght 70 recOSer Interests aid
to be claimed BY these parties
The whole adair Is without any foundation what
ever. No agreenent has ever been enterad into be-
tween myselfau any party Or parties bat Ehatf an
prepared to faithfully fulfill The article refereed T.
above, Is s1Id % have been entered into Sometime IN
the Spring Of 1885, between myself ;. +. Nuckolk
a Mr. Ballard, a Dir. D0naTan, AIR. Eyatt, q Mr..
Holy and others. If whom ] know hOthinZa AS Inevsf
szW bat two OF three Of the gentlemen, q heard Of
them except 5 connected with these flying rumsrs.
If ny signztare appears As a party In the aFtisie of
agreenent said to exist il sf0rged, as Il vas never
placed there With my kuouiedge o. conssnE
il these gentlemen, have as they claim, any rizhts
to property in Nsmsha city, O. diferenees with me.
why do they note al On me in FersOn. IhaVs beea
infOrmed that a pez0a said 70 represent then has
been In this county On several occasions and even IN
the Town Of Semaha city making the ASSERTIONS. r.
feTred to, but has never made his business known 10
ne. although / was IN my residence ard be bat . fsE
rods distant. II 81 plain, ] think. for any and every
one 20 see that the EhGis affair has been gOtfen ~
10 i1jure the Town Of Nemaha cit, Oraruss t0sseurs
IN interest therein
Thus much ] have th0ught proper 70 myiu Iii.
public manner, and farther 20 ann1nnce, that Shoriid
the parties referred to king suit 1 an prepared Il
JEROME HOOVER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

Arr. LIMOS al ulen By these presents
thai We, Isaac 7. Whye, Robert NJ. Stewart.
james III. Hughes BsEjaEnin HoIladsy, An
drew s HolladaF, R0bsEt W--Funas, Oscar
F-Lake. Wm-H II. HoeE vi, Henry s Mayo.
John G. TeifoEd, and Vim. Barbee, our heirs
and assigns, do hereby issociate ourselves ID
gsther i~acorpOratoE4 for the puFposos and
tiolh and Dc By thsss FFsFs1tS consttuts and
tlesAsrs Uursslves : boz rssss ard polite,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

Gov. GEARX REsTGxEnI. ". Carr r.
signed the Office Of Governor Of the Territory
Of Kansas on the 18th Of March. We b,v.
s~cruPulOusly avoided needing with the affairs
OF our 4twin-sistera-beIeving Der capable Of
attending to her own business, but ws venture
70 say that, IN the resignation Of Gov. Geary.
she has lost a good man whose plaza win 10.
beeazily filed. Mark dtztl
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

ga cent extensive additieus Of new TYPE,
- Inks, Brouzez, Cards &cs made % the
OHce. We claim 70 be able % tun out
~ n = manner uRsurpassd BY any 0mce--
- ur~.-istor being Pr-ete1 PTHsss 49, -
Il bfs emuloy an aceomPished ana exPsn-
l'.5 - Ia Printer, Is determined not 70 be
s- he execution q Job Work. Cards
- enc Of Fosters latest mproTed Gard
- Rl-,ks. Work in COl0rS Bronze Work, &C.
n -ses With particular attention
0-5s-s frn distance wiz be promptly attended
O--1ted 60 give satisfaction OF nOpay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

STEAMER ADNRAL-This we'll knowaSand
popular Missouri River boat made her appear
ance at our landing OF Sunday morning last
We were pleassg tOfnd N theef flee that same
gentlemanly and accommodating Clerk ]. H
DABsT, who VIII hereby accept our thanks
for a ST. Louis, St. Joseph, and New YOrk
fIe Of papers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

Ps-s5ns resident ia this IsrritoEy, coming ron n
a. 1s-.o.si Il their old neighbOrhoOds, who
u 49, become subscribers If they could see
So ADVERTISE" WealWays send = sPeel-
- INV. and persons reeievIng' VII e9q-l1 - 4
n - be-ome 4 regular Subscriber. Post
- - otbsz feeling Sufficient interest to make
.-.I - rstain The usual per cent fr their
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
SeedsI Seeds!Lsn

THE subsrribe-s would eal partisular att-nGon
a to the following Seeds
A fun assortment Of Garden and Flower Seeds
Broom Corn Seed Of q superior quality. Black LO-
eHst Seed. Large Red Onion seed By the quantity.
White and Yell0W Sugar Beet. Bird Seed Of al
kinds Red and White Clover; Timothy; Blue
GEass etc.
We have q very extensive assCrtmens Of Flower
Seeds, rs papers Of which fIur selseti05) viii Be
forwarded, prepaid, On the receipt Of one dollar.
Persons DESTROYS CT ordering any Of the above,
would DO WslIt0 order muedrassly-
H.A. TERRY, &c0.
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
April %, 1851 41-2E
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

EThe 'sSebraSka Advertiser having
u6eh she largest circulation Of any paper
IN the Territory, Wholesale Merchants IN
81. Louis. 81. Joseph, Cincinnati and
other Eastern markets where Nebraska
merchants purchase, viii find no better
advertising medium in the Western COun-
ty.A
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

We hear manyinquiris for seed Of All kinds
BIZ those desiring to cultivate gardens and 10
we rslsr to- the new advertisements Of Fl
AL TERRY & Co, CounfEl Bluffs He hzs a
cimplsts sssOrtnsem of every vzfety Of seeds.
> routS cuttings, DC, kept at an establishment
Of that kind. Give him a ezil.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

ExrEssEs or me HEw YoEr Tnus-
The New York Herald recently reported that
the Ianes does not pay its way, bat meets rs
expenses every week BY drafts on its cap;s,l
In brief response to the allegation. the Times
SAYS its expenses are ever 5000 per week
and il has been published five years. which
would make an asgregrte payment Of ST.
10000
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
EHEerz 4 q


The new Senate betng ID session Of Execu-
tive huzines. Hon. John C. Hreekimiags
vice Frs.idsnt, Oh taking the ehair, made the
suBOinsa address
SElAHBRs. Id assuming the duties Of this
staEion, Il am quite conscious dat bring to
their disEharBe feK other qaaIticsai0ns than a
deep sHEtss Of tina impOEtance of thu body il
the sclaarneOf Che G0vernmenf, and a feeling
Of resle1t for its membsE Happily my duties
are coinEarativeIy Few and simple, and I am
sure thsv viii be made easg BY q perFading
seEse Of pFoPregy. which viii az itself be sHf-
6cieat On al ccsnSto preserve the dignity
and dertxun Of the Senate
u adIninistering the rules which ron have
adopted for the c~0nEenience Of your rroceed-
inz. I shall often need your kind indulgence.
and ] anticipate with coafdenes your foEbea-
ance toward tie errors that spring from mex
psrence, Cheishing the hopa that our or
cial and personal intercourse viii be marked
by mutual confidence and regard, I look for
ward With pleasure 10 our ass0ciaii0n In the
perfornincs Of public duties.
It shall BE nav constant ain, gentlemen Of
the SsRlte, 10 exhibitat all times ana to ever
meEnbe1 OF this body the courtesy ard Impair
tiality which are due to the representatives o.
equal latsA
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

See the a~dvsrtsement of Brushes IN another
column. Our western merchants viii find no
better depot fs0m which to d=aw their sup
plies in that line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

by reference to ON advertising columns it
pil- be seen tat a change has bsen made in
the firm Of EUcKoLLs, RUssEL & Co. Mr.
WHITE taking the place Of S. F. NUcKoLLs.
Mr. Whites weIl known business qualifications
ased no comment, The new firm hare just
reserved per steamer St ATary-the first boat
, large a~ssOrtEIent of enilely new goods. and
they are nov prepared to furnish Dry Goods
Groceries, Hardwars Cd, at low rates
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

ESibsls papers, neatly enyelcPed tor mA.lng
~sa5rs eEarps, BY visitors ana others
- 800 Oecasio1aIly TO thsirfHends IN the
SztesA
s-sb.cd5sons rs-eirsd for fH1et .i1, nine or
trsIrs months
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
TEE P~RE-EMPTOR'S GUIDE

Inov ready for delivery to Agents,
or mailing to order on the reception
Of 81.
orders now IN, and those hereafter
received VIII Re filled in the order in
which hey are received.
The Guide can be had at the LAND
GEEB and Of R0OT & COZzENs in
Omaha City, and Of ARMSTRONG &
D-yEE, Nebraska City.
LESD OFFICE OMAHA. y. i.
February, 18th, ISL.
"Esus informed that Mr. r. W. Furnas is about
. FEh a syuoPss q the Pe-Bmpti0n Laws, To-
Ee1E - &e dccla0uz- cQnnsoicd Wiz that sub
I~ztzu4-Town Sites We think sneh a pubEea-
uanE greatly needed, and q copy should be in the
hands q ever person in the Territory, as II win
E1-tTalnahle information.
JOHN A. PARKER, Register.
A. R. GILMORE, Receiver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
l85T. MIseURI RvER PAGKET. rs


- -a-A-La LEE H..
W W .sC0Ptnin-
ROBERT A --2CEsrk.
For Sioux City, Logan, Olnadi, Deeatur CITY, De
Soto, Florence, Omaha City, Counsel BluEh Belle
we, St. Mays Wyamina City, Eebrasln City,
Linden BroWnville, Lowell, 0Tee0n, Iowa Point
Savannah, St Joseph. etc, etc.
THE excellent CONNEXIONS and favor
lie passenger steamer ADMIRAL, Cant.
Baker, Clerk, Robert A. Dart, wiz on she opaning
Of navigation ply as a regular packet % the above
and all Intermeciate landings On the Missouri River.
reuaiaing permanently IN this trade, and running
regularly during the entire season.
The Admiral has recently received many valuable
im-pr0Veme1ts andadditiOnz rendering her nov. both
as passeager and freight steamer, equal to eny in
the trade and Capt. Bakr hopes % receive at the
hands Of his Old Missouri River Hends. the same
liberal patronage 80 generonsly extendedt "a his bruth-
ct. Shippers may rely upon having their freight
handled with the greatest care AMI dispatch, and
pas5sngqrs are assargd n travelling upon the Admi-
ri, Of bang made { q always quite at hcns. The
Admiral viii make one trip 20 COUNSEL BluEs, aftel
which she viii make REGULAR trips to Sioux City
every twenty day
Aprl I'd, 1851. fl
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

NEBRAsxA CIrT ASSURANCE CONPAxY-
Il arOther column will be found the advert
ssment of the Nebraska City Insurance Co.
vhith has recently gone into operation at that
PLacs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

Tsrri.OriL WzTana and Nsmaha County
~ = 5-sSkrsdues to this O5ceA
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
857. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. 1857.


~ A NSlA4m "a
VIZ. EDDS Master
For Florence, Omaha City, Council BluE, Bellevue.
st. Mary 5, Wyoming City, Nebaska City. Linz
den, BrOTnvile, Lowell, Oregon CITY. Iowa Point
Savannah, St. JOSEPH, Palermo, Atchison, Wes-
ton, LeavenEOrth City, Kansas, Independence,
Liberty, Lexington, etc, etc
THE new excellent and ~faTorite passenger Steamer,
i Wy. CAxPBELL, Wn Eds, Master, viii On The
earliest opening Of navigation, run a. . regular
packet 10 the above end al the intermediate p5ints
on TIE Missouri River; remaining permanently In
the trade duringth be entire season.
The sWiiliam CamPbelP has recently been fitted
up, and refurnished IN the most modern Style, re-
CARELESS OF e4Pense. andWith an eve &zzie 60 strength
safety and comfort, as well As with every cOnrsri-
saee that could render Der desirable % the travelling
public, rendering her nov both IS regards cspacity
for business. Superior recommendation for passages
eauaI to any IN the Trade. Captain Eads hopes 20
receive az Tie hands Of has numeEDus Missouri nFsT
friends a continHa1ee Of that generous patunage
for which he is indebted daring Rserios az years.
While ineomnand Of different b1ats. and for which
he hereby desires TO present bis most grateful ae-
acknowledgements, promising increased efsrts 20 give
general sltisfa-tioa, AID retain thslr eonfdsnoa and
patronage.
April ID, 1851. 42-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
FLAX SEED

WE have few bushels Of extra Flax Seed to
w loan in limited quantities, 70 sush Of cur
Farmers in this County who visa to get = star in
Seed
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

sNsBraakG Adrertiser':
A notice appears in the last number OF your paper
signed by Jerome H9syer, IN which he intends to
reject somewhat on ma j would not notice 1t were
It not that such a statemert uneOntrIdlcted would
tend TO miaead the publie mind. In regard to the
Fart IhaEe taksn,I VIII merely say that vas direct
ed last fan to eommsnee suit against Ar- Hoover for
the recovery Of nine-tEelfths Of the town OF Aenaha
City for the owners of that interest was there AZ
one time aud m1de some inquiry u. regard 70 the
s~itaatioB Of the title. Gud The orly U1s0n1 did not
call on Hr. Hoover was thIt1 vas there or the q
Dee, Wheh was 3 day that should be sufficient aPHl-
Ogy. and ! intended then 70 ret1ru shortly, but on
rraehing home found that my business called ms
East, so that was notable TO ealE1euec the PRES
ent suit until my FetuFR, and On my FetaTn l took
the earliest eFP9TtEnity 60 do 50 and feza see No
vEsg N which Ar- H10vers nights have been preJu
diced BY not being saed until the present suit was
agmmea-eI.Il he has s~ussaiRsf any injWyI with
respOuibleya as Was d11ested by the PnssenteomPlain-
ants ~ commence sEit SIX mOhths sInse-
YOnrS &e..
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02

EoTARYs PUBLIC TT
HTownviIle and Nemzaa City,
HEBRAsKA ~TERRIToRY.

attend toLand AEnasies, PAIRING
w tzxas, DraWiuz uonev. brvi7w rnd ssiIfnr
Real Esta.e, buvinr aua @.Il;ur "a Commisios.
3lakinz CoHsc5ons fordistaDf dsaie-ssan ~ Eiads
af bEsiHnss pezts1uiag ~ their uoofasEm.
PartculAra attention. W1I be given n 6liRE daeiara-
tory statements 10 urs-smpt--und ussarinx War
rAnty Deeds from the TO8n suthorTis4
Persons owning TOuE LOTs, residing az . 1istau.c
wishing 70 ProcIEo IS arraHty Bae1s Nil DO web d
place the agency in car hands. fnswavs uresersfag
their Qdit claim Deeds fer said Les 1ifkir the4er.
Wratlaaot lxHe1thss N1fler char Tine al loks aoi
Deede3 WI bessd-
Baaks always On land.
u. b AntaaHH q feulsfrT w-neEsnhfR wsuwrslx
NErh - 81. all
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-04-02
~
ca STOCK $4,000

THTS CowpatE. under q Ebsul ehartE, Is roE
fully arrartRsa. and their entlrs capital stock Of
Ffsv TossGnd DoLars, aid IN and They
ars 1reusrca. fslrr this date. 70 grant opeh policies,
and take HSkz Upon equal terms u-th The most
faT0red Ins1rziGs CUnPany any Nhsre. Having
adiused the mststsf rrinrIple. IL pzer0us. without
fne1rriw ary HhlsIity, Wi share in tEs pEofs of
theeCBPa1y-
Ihe oPerzdOrs Of the Company Viii Pc conn13s
for the uresent. to NazIxE. or cAEGO riFz, With q
maxfmrm EaE1ifv Of SI95eO on any enc bottom.
Befur he onlt KuxEranse Ofire, On theab0Te pop
pIar pFsn. Wea M the Missouri, L confidently ex-
49, !, $500 gupzo-t fran EeteTn Merchants.
We rs-peetfslly Enviie ths AiE0uri River pa
uDnags-
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