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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
HARDWARE.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Dealers In Builders Hardware, Farming Implement,
Pence Wire, Rope, Paints, Gums, Cutlery &c. 40.
Dealers will nndt TO their advantage TO look ~ oar
stock Of Goods before purchasing ~ other places.
Our Store II situated on the south side Of SECOND
street between Brady and Main, opposite The Ohins
and @ sss store LeClairs Aov
ap2lf. CHlLDS = HOATH
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COMMERCIAL co LLEGE

=
st LOUIS, NO,
Incorporated BY the General Assembly, Jsnu
i ary twenty-fourth, ISAs, With full authority
ITO grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
AMI exercise all and singular the privileges common
10 Commercial colleges, authorized BY law, In other
Ststes."-( CAsvtsv, Sec 2.
A full course Of instruction, In this Institution,
embraces Double Entry, Book -Keeping, commercial
calculations, Commercial Law. and Penmanship.
0entlenen can enter for the course separately,
and ct any time instruction 10 impaired ndividu
ally, and not In classes and each department Is inde
pendent and under control Of ts respective Profess
or who alone v responsible for the progress Of hts
pupis.
n Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare ihem-
selves for business pursuits are respectfully invited
70 call during business hours and examine the mode
Of importing instruction, the progress Of the pupils
and 3he superior facilities extended to those desirous
Of Qualifying themselves 6r the practical duties Of
the counting house. Personal reference given 10
above two hundred and nfty (26O) practical accoun
tants, now In charge Of books In this city eli Of
whom have completed their business education In
this Institution.
NJ D. For circulars, containing information In
regard to terms the coarse Of Instruction, and al
business connected with the above, can call At the
0ooth- East corner Of Washinston avenue and Fourh
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES. g. Louis. No.
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Fresh Groceries.
NJ. DALZELL, Jr., u 20.
CORNER OF SECOND AND YERhY STREETS.
H'HANKFuL for past PATRONAGE we now .ner /
L ;ae Iutlic al large choice se,ee ton Of
Fresh Groceries,
!SusARs-N o, crushed, clarified, granuiated and
powdcIcd AoLAssxS-All Kids aai qualilieb.-
CofsEE-kio, Java, Lssuyra, roasted ami ground
TEAs-Ali grades and prices. ViNs0AR-Pufo ei-
der and common. Spices, pepper, indigo, starch,
SOAPS, candles, soda, saeratus, ground Fic, txpica
sag, fruits, nuts candies, raisss, Engsh pickles,
sauces herbs, Bath brick, matches, brushes, pearl
barley, split peas, ehocu.ate, horse rxdish, white
bsans be.f tongues, c. hams, Cranher Iies, buck
wheat nour corn meal Ac.
CAnaGlO1a Flour
A superior article in Dbl. and half bbl SACHS.
Cr0ckne Biscuits.
26boxes In store. Jus received fresh water, sod
and butter crackers. CHHEsE-wc.terI reserve and
Hamburgh.
FISH.
kackerel, salmon, white fish, Goldfish and herring.
Wooden Ware.
Our stock !. complete and well ra-ertei.
BAShETS-0f ali kinds, Sizes spi prices.
Nov. eth. u. DALZELL Jr 4 90.
FRESH .1REsEy.1L.
Fresh Groceries and Good Things.
Smoked lIAibui, Salmon IN kits
- Salmon, Aist keTri
MI rel, kbs 4 Hrs
" Feis. Herring a
BASKETS BNSkPfX!
Ofeyerg size, shape AMI quality low be ought
IN the city Also CABS and WILLOW WARE, OF
every description
GroIlHd 1iSC,
A superior article for Pud'!i,gS. Also Taloca Say
Thyme Miri1rHm. s Savoy french Mustard Pickles
Preserves, fcuii. ami Nuts. Candies, &c, a.. NJ
fact every thiTo may be found at
DhIZEiLJR x co
lnaX 3Gtfi 3 II Cor 2Hd and Perry St..
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WRITING ACADEMY.

IN 0HIGG'S BLOCK. corner ID and
~ Pe,ry 0trsets, 10 nov open for the re-
caption Of pupils, and ladies and gen.
tismen an respectfully invited to call
tcop feb7dtf
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BURDITT 4 SANGER,
Produce Merchants .
~. Inesss~s sal WAssssa,s DsalsssiA
Ferelgn : DenestIe Li(pseA
p0tne csaAAe . soAAcc0a
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~ nnn POUND Canvasssd Sugar Cared
lO>OOO Ham,.
700 Do do emotei Bacon.
Is barrels Prime Mess Pork.
Just received and for sNe hy
UvAn1 CuEW 4 90,
s~g,AAss ons N and pNryy =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

selected OF
Leather = Sntldles-y HardsUare
s~ery offered in the West. Comprising In psrtof
sole and Harness Leather,
botn Oak aud Henloek,
Collar Leather.
French, America and Patent Cali SKIN
xips and Upper Leather,
Of every quality.
Lininss, Rosns, Morocco, bindings, Patent anu
Plain shifting, Dash and knAIuelled Leather, LAsts,
Findings, SC, sc.
Sa1dlery Hardware, Japsnned, Brass, and Silver
Plated frora the best manufacturers. Self-adjust-
ing, Gis, and PAD Noes; Roller, Horse 6hoe, and
Spring Tcngued Buckles and In short every srticl
the harness maker, or Sajdicr eau wish
Carriage ard Grocers Bows, top Props, Stun
Joints, Coach IAces, Rands, Lusmelied Clotl-, 4
wagon Hubs, Spokes, Bent Ielloes, Carriage 81
carriage Bolts, y ason Springs and Axles, 10
collars, Horse Blankets, Fly Nets, Belt Leather, \
chine stretched and Rubber Betting BELT ktvstsA
Ws invite Alteration espercAaessS, fssline sa11os
s2as easass g, e ~ = saAasis - ~.
f's'2oaa l3s 1fa 1 sonesrs
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
TIE LEGISLATURE.

The Third Session Of the Nebraska Legs
.--. Alarmed sine de at 10 O'Clock on the
,7.riaa Of the 18Th. The principal portion
jbs Session was somewhat stormy perhaps,
l.. more 81, however, than the first and
vupd, The capitol question" has been tie
usfou At each Session at the last Session a
|Bn uuhdi1g fOr the removal Of the Capitol
rszS both Houses and was vetoed BY the
GorEnor; RturhingiO r reconsideration 70 the
CouHa-Ebere It OEgipatsd-was made the
7sad order Of the day" from day to day,
s8 finally indefinitely postponed piaOut an
gNsag u1s.
Tie EditziOn Of Douglass county, was The
nsrfgrst question, which consumed nearly or
cute Is much time as the "Capitol Bill" The
Bill passed creating a new county, called
SrTE at a portion Of Douglass. The new
u-ty has about nine niles on the river run
s back about q niles This was really THE
qzsdn Of the Session, and upon It all Legs
Aaas hinged
The nEzt question IN order Of importance
vas the @BaHk question" Bills granting
3zaEs Er SIX new Banks, were passed, and
al vsosobyt the Governor on heirreconsider-
aaOs krsvef, but two passed-one to be
hzsd Al De Soto, and the other at Tekama-
Misunderstanding the greater portion Of the
Session was consumed upon the questions
aforementioned. a very great number Of other
Bis were passed, mostly, however, Of a local
HEaE such as granting Railroad Charters,
TsE&odal Roads Nil. Ferry, and Bridge
privileges; some important Bills Of q general
nature were also passed. The balance of the
Code reported BY Commissioners at the Second
SeSio3Was taken up and passed a Revenue
Bill" a Bill Pfdviding for interest on Terri
ola Warrants; a Bill organizing a Terrific
ri Beartd Agricultural a Bill 10 encourage
Hedge Fencing a Bin providing for the dis
PosI sf Lands purchased IN tTust for town
Hisz q Biawz also passed repeating an aAct
adoPdng certain portions Of the Iowa Criminal
COde' Of which we win speak at length
.hsreaheE
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

A correspondent Of the aEdraaa Ctr
Next" writing from Omaha under date Of
Is17hs says that ~ME FrxzE1, from Nemaba
voted for the Capitol Bin on its first and second
reading; but suddenly changed on the third
reading OK final passage Of the BiH.n and
asess as areasoa that Nh. Firnev-as wen as
-0lsef-E& bought for a price" We have
@st to say in behalf Of Mr.. Finney that be
nSs eotsf Tor the Capitol Bill and the journals
q Tie House VIII show Il and further. that
= theSaag and charges Of corruption from
seea sources As the Correspondent Of the
News and the Forence aScavencer.-caIIe5
iEh only BY having an independent fortune
sip through their fingers" can not iniure the
chEsserOf VIZ A F1xEEx. His name vii
sFad among the fnieads Of this Territory, whsI
such NAMES as those referred to above va, b,
~"eOtssn, q found only, fled away with tn,
"A Of fancy SCRIPT As Eerit0ud Piratos
as to these oowandly references to our owl
N the legislature We simply say, the.
are Jals as heF-onginatsd In corrupt hearts
-1a 1rs lot worthy to be treated with respeci
ne consider the source from whence the
"l Cerzinlys charge Of couupfon come
WIZ Peculiar coed grace from him whose naml
A-nas e the head Of tie Florence Courier I
ne shah nOs pursue this matter further il
ms style Feeling a consciouznenss that on
"a has been to pursue an honest and upigh
0oass-oOs II ctr opinion best calculated {
aaE.aes the interests Of our immediate con
SSsny, sa1 hs Territory a large uyon Ii,
'e1ed qoesd0n--of removing the CapitO-
ooetAat the mas Of the people IN Esbask
To@y vii snd0ans we shall not allow suel
1-Fg< to trouble ~ We have this 10 say
WE'VE, N conclusion that our opinion q
4 Removal Of the Capitol IS nor what !
s has beeo-wE AEE n FAVOR uF A RI
'AL-uPOn an knsa and far plan-no
We. are foolish enough, hOwever, 1
1eFe is removal from the present locatio
Eas interior would bsns6s BrO~nville q
county, as some are 50 anxious 70 con
our PeoPe-aotly any means. The n
el'ns save a ss nrsr point would rs
ne benefit Of . removal. We inten
a@st 70 present ON views At lenath 8
9ossaon before the Legislature again as
FuHsha i any p.pur IN Esb-sk
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

W. End among tho 40 daTs asoum1lztiol Of
Issssn, many cumplaina thas the Advertise
edOss not reach rs regularly" We are sOrry,
and feel IS much vszed about the rnatter IS
YOU possibly ca, aid know tie fault IS not
ours. The iAdvsrtHsr as always appeaFed
regularly oaIis publicatiun day, and has been
mailed regularly. THE EintEE we know has
been severe, ana it has been with difficulty the
mails have been transmitted from ont point to
another, and we know equally As well. too,
that Nebraska has not tho mail service nor the
attention nom mad agents cha she i entitled
to. To-day (F'sh % We received 8 package
Of exchanges from the States Of AMBIENT dale,
some as far hacks Oct sd, 1856. A nun
Der Of letters and Documents we sent from
Omaha to this place early in January have not
yet reached This point We are e~ncouragsdto
look for thsIn however some time during the
Summer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
AGAIN IN MOTION.

The Brownville Steam Saw Mill Of
NoEL, LAKE & EMERSON, having been
sbound down by the cords of Winter
for several months past was thaWed
out and again put inmctiOn this week
Having been kept ''elose inthe stable"
all winter, when ahitched up "feeling
its cats like the "Big Ok" or "Lake
Erie sKitched It's tail, rushed 'rcund
and broke things" The damage, how
ever. I'VE are informed " as not serious.
AT All events the Mill now ~clipping
away at its usual speedy rate-Will
cut more lumber than any other mill
In Nebraska. ImprOV ement in the
way Of building in our own and vieini-
lty, viii be in full blast again in a few
days. By the way, gentlemen, you
win have to run your 'machine" day
and night, if you suppl the demand
for lumber in this plac Ice the preseni
Season. We know now Of not less
than so buildings to be erected JUS
as soon, and as fast as lumber can b
procured.
The enterprising pr prietors Of this
cOncern have made a ' cry valuable ad.
ditinn to their establishment, in the
shape Of a aGrist MiIr7 and n now
or win be in a very few days, prepared
to accommodate the public in. that line
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

To restrain Sheep and Swine from running
at large In the Counties Of Class, 0toe and
Nemzhl
Section Isk Be It enacaed by the Council
and House of Representatives of the Territory
of Nebraska, That, from and aFtsr the first day
of Nav, A. d. 1857. Sheep and Swine shall
be restrained from running at large IN the
Counties tf Cas-, OtOe, and Neraaha.
Szc2. That sections sece=d, third, fourth,
fifth, and sixth Of an act entitled aAn Act to
rscain Sheep and Swine from running at
large" passed and approved Mach 2nd A. D.
1856, is hereby declared . Law.
SIC. 8. That It shall be the duty Of B.
Cole, Of Cas-, 5. A. Chamber Of Nemaha
and wm. Hail, of OsOs county, to procure
each Of them one copy Of this Act and for
ward the same to the Clerks OF their respective
Counties. whose duty It shall be to post up this
Act at all the places at which an election was
held al the last election on or before the 20iE
Of Apal. AID 1857.
SEA- And be il further enacted, Tha
should sny Of the citizens Of Cas- OsOs O
Nemaha Counties feel aggrsvea by the IassagE
Of this Act they may induce an election to b
held in sid County to ldsternins w3her
majority Of the legal voters Of sad County
are not il favor Of this Act II which csss TIN
Act shall be null and void
Atps6ion for such electisn must BE- present
ed I'd tie County CseTkEsgnsa b ok fourtI
Of the legal voters Of sid County and ssh
Clerk shan properly aHHertss and pur ide ID
sad es1hoa, to Be held hk As early q day there
after a# practicable.
Appt0Ted, Feb 9Th 1851
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

This delicious frat has come into such
general use. and IS becoming 50 important an
article Of exFurt and 50 much has been said on
the subject of its cultivation, that we desire to
call the attention Of N~ebraskians to the sub
Jet SUIIIVAN BATES. Esq, of BsIIingham,
Mass has bssn for several years plst success
fully ~eaitivating the upland Cranberry. and to
make his suctess public, as well as that of other
persons, we extract the following from q con-
versation At the meeting Of the New York
Farmers club:
. Gen. G17EHer.-I present to the Club Gran
berry plant. some with their great crop Of
fruit Oh, at the request Of Mr. Sullivan BATES,
Of BellInghain, Mass A few years ago. he
first exhibtgd this fruit, produced by his new
pethod-tHnsplanting from low gTOuIds to
high. His success has been ccmplete be
gathered from one acre, about 40) bushels of
Cranberies in a~seasonL He plants them IN
drills, 20 inches apart; in hills z inches
The~sOiI must be such an one as does not
bake.
GsfrranL--I purchased from Mr.. Bates
some Cranberry Plants, and planted them on
ground 80 on los feet above the swamp; they
thrived, and their fruit was so close together.
that one could hardly put a finger N without
touching the CranbeTieS. Il is a highly profit
able crop; Il arm of opinion that Eve hundred
dollars might be Obtained fOr a q llcropOf one
acre.
Gen. Chrld7z.-ME. Bates will furnish any
number Of plants TO those who desire It
Mr.. WrzA-The Cranberry of Russia Is
larger than that Of England, but both Of them
are scarcely half the size of these Granberies,
and Of much inferior favor. Those exhibited
here would suit the English and continental
markets, ard would be sold to any extent.
Ckaana4a.--I planted some in loany soil
prepared the earth well about the Plants
watered them well-and did not loose Ten out
Of the huIdred and fifty Plants.
Gs7a- Uarad7T-And those which ! set out
last spring, lived ana fourished.
lEr. WukeHaGL-My family have tried Mr..
Bates Cranberries, and found them excellent
They are larger than other Cranberriss-
Plants can be had at 81 per thousand with
instructions IN regard to planting and c%ultivat-
ing Address, S. Bates, ~BeLingham. Nor
folk Co, Mass
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

We publish in tO-days paper an sAct emil
tied an act to restrain Sheep and Swine from
at large in the COuuues Of Cass Otoe
and NsmahaT passed at the last Session Of
the Legislature. When the Laws come into
our possession We intsnd pabEshing in the
Advertiser all. applicable to this portion of the
Territory.
The following acts applicable to this County
were passed, viz:
An Acs 70 amend an Act ncurpOTaElg the
e1y Of b~roWnvlle; an Act Incorporating the
Nemaha Agricultural Society an Act to in-
corporate the BrownviIle CoIleoe. m Al Il
incorporate the BuOWnvIls Lycsum, Library
and Literary Association !: IN Act ii loes.a ,
Territorial load iron B~roEEnville to New Fort
Aearney an Act to locate q Territorial road
tr0m BrOWnFllie to Nebraska and Keany City
Landngs an Act to locate a TsrrtoFial road
from JimsOus Mil 70 Hcovers Mil al Ari
to locate 4 Territorial road fron BrDwpv;1ls +
the Kansas line IN the direction Of Ma rsxln Y
an Act to authorize Geo. Smith to keen !
Ferry; an Act to author1e - b keep 1
Ferry ACROSS the Missouri opposits Sonora.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
TERBTroEIALA PPRoPRulrIoNs.-W


learn from private advice just as
going I'd press, that COngres IS as passed
a Bill appropriating $4,000 for the
completion Of the Capitol Building /;
5000 for the erection Of a Peniten-
tiary, and $500, 600 to construct a
Wagon Road from Omaha City TO the
South Pass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
mn WORK

extensive additions OF new
coI0red Inks Bu4nze Cards, &C.
LsaAdvsrtissrs Office, we claim TO
"a "a tra cut Job Work in 6 manner IN
L- snv Office. The proprietor being
,-Dfsr himself, Ind having In his
0,eomDIshed Ind experienced
So Job Printer, Is dstesmnsa nos . .
- IN Posters latest improved Card
sRlsnts Work III C0lOs, Bronze
iii meet with particular atten-
0-5ss from a distance viii be promptly at
- 3. and warranted to give satisfaction or
pay. .
Territorial Warrants and kemAhs County
80 iuterest-wM be taken az par IN
- fr ipdebtedness to this Ohes-A
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

spR1Ss Is COmS s.--Everything
looks and feels ike Spripg-Earm
sunshiny days-snOw all gone except
on the northern expo sures Of the hills.
Spring birds varbling gurgIin brooks
are again in vogue d around trumpet
the approach Of Spring, save old
muddy. She is , It siIent.-Iooks
grum and sour, INV Hing to be sOcia-
Bile she always was troublesome and
difficult to manage but never mind.
"OldSOF viii soon SCI her agOing again.
and soon our ear win be saluted With
she shrin whistle of the @Omaha" o.
Silver Heels
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

Wholesale GrOcers, Druggists, Photo
graphers, Ambrotypers PyrOtech-
nists, Glass Manufacturers.
ArlZans - generaI.

DEST COGSAC OIL, to produce \ hieh-aavued
ID Brandy with pure spirits; also, the Bav0rnn
for every kind Of Liquor, and the essences Of Jamaisa
ana st. Croix Rum. Holland and English Gin; Ape,
Peach and Cherry Bandys Monongahels, B5urbeE.
Irish and Scotch Whisky; Port and Madeira Winz
Cof0ring for Brandy and Port Wine. Chemealsfor
an the Arts: Metals. ueh as Platina. Bizmuth, Cad
niuu, Asbssto, Manranese, Tienra Line, GuEtn
.PeFeha Bottles and DipDsrs, Cyaniie, Potassium.
Essential 0ils. Lemon, BeTgam0t, Lavender Cloves,
Juniper, CHrlEay, Rose, Orange, FanilAs Insects
pOWder, and Fly Paper.
N. B-AV Valuable Preparation 10 give Age
and Body to New Whisky, and 0thsr Domestic ind
Imported Liquors. il is also VaIuabls a. a~esHaring 81
ali fluids Whirh ara muddy and turgd, and fun dirus-
ti0ns for use sent with every 0rder- For Sale, on the
mast mOderz1sterms, BY DR.. L-FEUCATWANGEk,
Chemisf and Importer 81 all Essential Ois, DrigS,
FansyGo0ds &c.
.324W rs Maiden Iane.N N. Y
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

fsut in this Territory, coming from
rrrfouso Of che States otter 5ag5est . =
s q hs-sme subscribers II they could see
sIE~--6sr WeaIWays send 3 speei-
~ te --,.z Neieviur. vii consider It =
-neE -. wrulsb subscriber Pest
al FesFfnr s1fci#nt interest touaks
s-+-i, tbe usual Der cent for their
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

As an evidence Of the farming interest mani
tested IN Nemaha county We mention the fact
that more land has besn re-emItsa IN this
county tins far, than n HI the hluice Of the
Teritosy together.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

desires 10 discuss the BIZ before the last Legs
lature sPOa It's merits. OF any gentlsman desires
70 stump t. upon the same grounds We are
ready to meet them. But with this Low slang
sndpsnonala abuse, we wiz have nothing further
to do.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

A Public Sale IS confidently expected on or
before the 1st day Of june; previous to which,
all persons claiming Pre-Emption must con-
sumate them, OF they viii be forfeited
Persons APPLYING to Pre-Empt, must
1st Be a citizen Of the United States. or
have fled his declaration Of intention to be-
come a citizen.
I'd Either, the head Of a Family, or q
Widow, OF a Single Man, over the age Of q
years
81. An fnhabitant Of the tract SOUGHT TO Be
entered, upon which in person he has made
a settlement, and erected a Dwelling House.
ga person falling in any one of these REQUISITES
can have no claim to Pre-Empt'O
4fh. Satisfactory proof must be made to
establish the three foregoing requisites This
must be done BY one or more disintsrested
Witnesses. The Witness, or Witnesses, must
testify in person, at this Office, except, 'by
reason Of distance, sickness, or infrmity,n they
cannot appear. In such cases depOsiticns viii
be received.
5th AA papers connected with Presumption
cases must be prepared IN due form, by the
Pre-smptors or their agents. This duty can
not be too strictly complied with, as it Is
ESPECIALLY reTlIelf IN q IeCGHb ClfcLlh lf0ul
the Commissioners Of the Land Office
9th. In all cases Of contest the party who
first applies toemake proof and payment, mus
give the notice to'thg other claimant and fix Z
time for trying ths case
9Th. Land Warrants are receivable, but only
one Warrans can be used If a Warrant Of
less denomination than 160 acres is used, tbs
difference must be raid in money.
We viii take pleasure IN afording any In
formation required, and any facility IN on
power, TO Pre-empiOEs, bat they should no
fail to attend the foregoing requirements. b
doing so, their business viii be promptly des
patched. JOHN A. PARKER, Register.
A. r GILLMOEE, Receiver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

Andrew J. Chambers Robert Hurn. John
" Horn. Wm. s Horn. John W. Hal. joan
G. Skeeu. and Elias b. Gpok, Win learn some
thing Of interest 10 thera in regard to their
claims By calling on the Editor Of ths Aavs-
tiser- Bring with you yOrrCsni6catss of entry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26

The f1t farm ensers a in Nebraska under
tie Prs-smpzou Laws, Eas that Of Mr. WIN.
F~ahausOx, adjoining thi CITY. The fnt Town
s lie entered under the saule law, was Brown
vie
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-02-26
GREAT a Z
OfTOWn Lots!

rTTfTL BE- oaerr7 % the Eehast bidder a. Public
w kucfiou. wednesday. April kt, 1857, dx
hunarR to4u les sstuatsd n PEEne City. PaRnae
sn41utk n Sale CsmmencTng at o'cl0ck, a. ~.
This Tsxn sac 5elmgs % hawaee 0aunsy, IS The
Esuiztg seat IBID eEEs great inlEnements to tie
e1tsrrsing ana toc4pitalIst-
TaSE OF sAtEZOnefhird CasA and the talznce
an t-ra IS maj taa suit pu1chaseras =
~ Orsrof the Beard.
EzEKIEL ". F9WLERl
JOHN 81. IEAFEk. t
JOSEPH FRIESE,
Att
&C .WALLIMR csun5 en-
Fey 1asA lssF. ss-H