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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

r5-TerritoriaI Warrants and Nemaha County Orders
drawing interest-will be taken at par an payment Tor
ntebtelness TO this Ohice.&8
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09

Nz-Unless notified at the close Of the Volume to dis
continue the Advertiser" we shall take it for granted
that subscribers wish their paper continued, and shall
accordingly continue TO send as heretofore 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09
No More Credit /!

NOTICE is hereby given, that hereafter We sell
~ Goods for CASH or PRODUCE ONLY.
McALLISTER, DOZIER AGO.
~BrOwnville, March l2th, 81. s9-t
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09
N. t.

WILL attend promptly to all busihess entrusted
w to his care. Persons residing in the States
desiring to purchase Land or Town Lots in Nebraska,
Kansas, Northern Missouri, and Iowa, can have
their investments safely made by me.
Rare chances are continually offering to purchase
lands in Nebraska, which have already been Pre-
empted, andfO which Warranty Deeds viii be given.
l have now for Sale, valuable Town Lots and
Shares, in the following towns in Nebraska:
City Of ~BrOwnYille, Nebraska City, Omaha
City, Wyoming, La Platte, Omadi, Dahkotah,
Nenaha City, Table RockPawnee City, Salem,
Centreville, Salina, Fontenelle, South Brown
vile.
And many other valuable Points.
l have also for sale, a number of excellent 100
acre tracts of land already pre-empted, more or less
improved, and conveniently located, and all of as
fine soil as can be found in the world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09
CA Dill A S i.


D-Our charge for announcing g Candidates name until
the day Of election is So, and no name Will be inserted
unless the cash accompanies the order-=3
We are authorized to announce the name Of General
LEVITT i. BOWEN, of SarpJ County, as a candidate for
Delegate to Congress from Nebraska Territory. 50, pd
Mr.. EDIToR: Please announce the name of J. B.
WELLS, as a candidate for Representative from Nemaha
county.
S5-paid MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name Of o. F.
LAKE, as a candidate.fOr representatives from Nemaha
county.
$5-paid MANY VOTERS
Mr., EDITOR: You will please announce the name of
A. J. BENEDICT, as a Candidate for Representative from
the county of Nemaha.
$5-paid MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name Of 1. L.
KNIGHT, as a candidate for reelection to the ohice Of
s5-paid. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name of HUDSO
GEORGE as a candidate for County Surveyor.
$5-paid NAN VOTERS.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name Of GEO. ".
HCRN as a candidate for County Surveyor, and oblige
$5-paid MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name OF B. B.
THOMPSON, as a candidate for the Office Ct Register Of
Deeds for Nemaha county.
$5-paid. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the nam Of wM. II.
o as a candidate for reelection to the onice OF
Register of Deeds Of Nemaha county.
S5-paid. MANY VOTERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09
Wanted.
H0TEL G0MPANY

H Board Of Directors Of the BroIvnvilie HJtei eu-
pany at their last meeting made an assessment 0fDw
cent upon the Stock subsidized, which is requiredbte
paid within ten days. Stockholders are hereby mifs
accordingly. ALEX. ITALIAN, Seg
BrOwnville, June IS 81. and Treasure
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09


McALLISTER, DoZIER & COS.
Bleached Muslin and Bed Cords,
Shirt Collars and Fiddle Strings, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Denims' drawing knives,
De Lains and dried apples, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS.
Silk handkerchief and hand Saws,
Backing and pain killer, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Flour and irish linen,
Black pepper and bar lead, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Flows and powder,
Pocket knives and percussion caps, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
d. Blk silk cravats and cod fish,
Lace mitts and wall paper, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Coffee and fine shirts,
Red and white flannel and Tobacco, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Rice and ladies undersleeves,
Nutmeg graters and Queensware. at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS.
Glass and Ayers cherry Pectoral,
Carpet sacks and hardware, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS.
Ladies hosiery and log chains,
Needles and shoVels, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS.
Ladies collars and striped shifting,
Puff combs and saddlery, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Broad cloth and bar soap,
Curry combs and dress trimmings, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Boots, shoes and star candles,
Lace edging and Salaratus, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Cottonades and speetacles,
BrOOms and Ticking, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS.
Sewing silk and buckets,
Envelopes and Kentucky jeans, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS.
Blue drilling, knives and forks,
Tea and white lead, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Wash tubs and tooth picks,
Buck combs and knit needles, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Cassimers and vestings,
Shoe brushes and Godfrey's cordial, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER 6 cos.
Lace wells and cologne,
Dress combs and scissors. at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Thimbles and razor straps,
Pearl buttons and jews harps, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Suspenders and ribbons,
Brown, green and blue barege, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS.
Vinegar and linen thread,
JdcOQeB muslin anu Surviving soap, db
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Linen table spreads and shoe facets,
Indigo and Jaynes' medicines, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS.
Brown linen and razors,
Crash and diaper, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
.Colored cambria and ink, shoes,
Thread and cotton batting. at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Table. tea spoons and wadding,
Coats thread and jack plains, at
McALLISTER. DOZIER & cos.
Challi de lains, and window sash,
Doors and ~shambray ginghams, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & COS.
Straw goods, and summer clothing,
Starch and pins, at
M%cALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Bonnets and hair oil.
Bacon and artificial flowers, at
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
A thousand and one articles not mentioned, call
round at
McALLISTER, D0ZIER & cos.
For Dry Goods of every description go to
McALLISTER, DOZIER& cos.
For cheap Groceries and good brogans 90 to
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
If you want to get that which is of the best 20
to
McALLISTER, DOZIER & cos.
Who is it that always evinces the most solicitudi-
nous anxiety to please the taste and captivate the
eye?
McALLISTER, D0ZIER & COS.
consequently you should patroIize
McALLISTES, DOZIER & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09
IS

THE boardo Trustees Of tho
made me following assessment 5rlosnyire n.
m the District, for the purpose ~ poal he tasst
~ o19 5S sSs sesn Is made in ccordspen az
aid Il within fIOG a. law Jaw. o. the Territory, am y ne
Non-residen ft tss fI DoS. the date q iRa : sT'y
Secretary Of the Board, and ON I'm 70 R T0@
furnished with receipt by return Toapto n tuna
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-09
Claim Notice,

EVILS STOWELL, Chas. A. james, and all others
whom it may concern, are hereby notified that l will
appear at the Land ONCE in Omaha, on the 2Ist day Of
July. 1857, to prove up my right Of Presumption to the
quarter Of section eight () in township five
() range fifteen Q5). PETER NOFSINGER.
July 9th, 1857. W 42f
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

THE EosToN SLAVE CASE AND THE CRED
Sort DEcI ,loy.-The Boston Post, very ap.
p-oFriately makes use of the recent slave case
in that city, to illustrate the gist Of the bred
Scott decision, and to correct the opinion OF
those who have designedly Or unwittingly in
terEreted it enormously. 1t says - ...
"We call attention TO the slave case .yester-
day before our Supreme Court. It was not a
case of a fugitive from labor, but case where
the s'avewas brsught here by her master. Bet.
ty was told that, under the circumstances in
which she came here, she was free. Then
Massachusetts, is not yet slave State, as pat.
ent slavery agitatprs have persistently repre-
sented since the Bred Scott decision Let
our columns attest how we have labored to
show the absurdity, and nonsense. and falsehood
uttered by our demagogues about the bred
Scott opinion and how we have tried to make
it plain, that it is now the established law, that
each State has the reserved right to make its
local laws as to slavery and that khese lars are
10 be interpreted by its o,cn courts. Will not this
case of the slave Betty serve 10 open the ewes
OF those who have been deceived How would
Shareholder. pray, get along in bringing a
gang OF slaves lsc:e. ard call the roll-ot them
on Bunker Hill? Suppose one Of them should
rim! is it not clear enough that a flritive
slave from Bunker Hill would b. quite a diff.
ferent affair from fugitive from South Caro-.
linn .HsF" @. if.7t or T7T
The impertnent interior nee Of the meddlers
IN this case, may serve good turn tn illus.
tratc the wantOn fa!srhood Of our anti-slave,y
orators as 10 Massachusetts, being slave
Statc."] Aa9 ~ T7T!0
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

p We have received a circular from G.. s
P. Stillman of Milwaukee. informing every
tody that holis about to establish an Advertis-
ing, Purchasing and Collection Agency in that
City. c G. DIN d Co., began something OF
that kind last spring, but we have been I'm. BILE
to see any thing in Iowa rapers indicating their
activity in the busiress Of procuring Ads. for
their columns VIC hope Mr.. ,Stillman will he
more active or lucky, and that the rich country
in Iowa and Minnesota naturally tributary to
Milwaukee, will be knit t, the business inter
ests of that city by liberal system of Adver.
Using in all the journals meth and west of Us
Our Advertising rates are somewhat higher
than some Of orr contemporaries, but We have
advantages in the amount and more particularly
in the territorial ertcnt Of our circulation that
balances the advance. Our patronage from
Milwaukee has been very liberal indeed, and
We shall ever try to work for the interests o.
her enterpiising merchants.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

CHAsoE The Fayct:c Journal has again
changed hands, z. G. Byan the Principal Of the
Seminary at Westficld having purchased it,
~ character IS to he 'Indcpendcnt Eeu-
traf" The Editorial corps consists Of scren
n,cmbers-thc magic number. There are Two
Doctors. Three Gentlemen doctors will PARDON
this distinction) and Two Ladies. Scalpels
Quilts and Scissors! lVe1lncvcr quarrel with
that paper.
Mr. Cooke, the late Republican Editor, re-
tires with the best wishes Of the Paternity
Has pen Is . diamond point" wherever he may
ne Il.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

FEARvuL.-M. Van Valkenburgh on Fri.
day morning last while crossing on the
ice below town picked up an umbrella
and a handkerchief few rods from the
shore of the lower or south island. Near
these silent witnesses there was hole
broken large enough to receive man.
1t seems scarcely possible that any one
would leave these things there to excite
alarm, and the reasonable conjecture is
that some poor fellow has dropped
through into the current and beenc..ar-
ried instantly under the treacherous
bridge that now spans the river. The
umbrella we hare examined, but there
is nothing to distinguish it from other
ordinary plain articles of a similar kind.
We hear Of no missing man on either
side of the river. The victim was doubt
less traveller. tn tRt. at@aa #t"s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

CLorHlSc.-MussoS Of the uptown Store
Opposite the Livery Stablc) makes very i'm
portant announcement to the p;.blic this week.
Please to read that quarter column of display ed
tyre and tell yocr acquaintances where to 60
for bargains. Some reolle are inclined 10
think that merchants are not in earnest when
they advertise goods to be sold at Cosr, but a
little consideration will teach them that WINTER
.CLoTH;.c is out Of market in the spring, and it
is important therefore to get some price for it
before it is out Of demand. We have no doubt
that LovEDAy and WILSON at Munsons Store
will dress you from top to feet, for a good
bill with an Y on it and possibly hand you back
change Call in and sec what they have.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

list CcrN1ERFEIrs-Ihc following are
tie latest counterfeits
Us on the Hur,dson Co. Bank, N. ]. Train
of cars on the upper left corncr--ship at sea on
upper right corner. a ti8 agEst
los on the Frsdonia Bank. N. Y, raised from
Is. Wig. two females, railroad, steamboat,
&c. Indian on the right
SIS on the st. Nicholas Bank, N. Y. city
photographed from the genuine.
COS on the Honsatonic Bank, Massachusetts,
altered from 2's. Wig. two females GROWING a
b. st of Observation-Disclosures on the right
farmer sharpening scythe on the left.
5's on the Merchants Bank, Norwich, Conn.
Wig. railroad cars, DC. Harrison on the left
end. Ship on right end. Unlike genuine.
2s on Williamburgh City Bank. Fire bill
and signatures are rnorly executed, the paper
is dark and doubtful looking. ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

SLopED ~. J. BARTLETT. late a contractor on the
McGregor Railroad, suddenly left this place about a
week since with 1900 to 1900 dollars in his pocket,
which should have been paid to laborers who had hon.
estly earned II. We glad to learn that the loss
falls a sufficient number Of them to render It COM
parativey light but the ink Is not black enough
to portray the character Of a who would obtain
the confidence of the toling poor merely STEAL
their earnings and leave them without means on the
approach Of northern winter. Bartlett is . good
writer, he has corresponded with the Milwaukee Wis
consin and he in the midst Of men At McGregor,
who would have thrown every kindness in his way He
was formerly from Bnghau.ton, n. Y. His cheap sae
of himself is inexpcablc.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

ATTAcHMENr.-On Friday of last week John Fr6,t,
ESD, sued out an attachment in the Court OF Boreas
for the body ohe Mississippi and by Sunday morning
the business Of the Upper River and its tributaries was
closed. The plaintiff has not yet taken full account
of stocks but several hundreds of tons of Ice srca
dy secured for the benefit of creditors The witnesses
to this transaction are the Steamer Alhambra just
above Prairie du Chen, the Flora just below, aud the
Minnesota of the head of South Island, nearly oppo
site McGregor. The last named witness made dcspcr-
ate efforts Friday evening and night to avoid the
service Of process but Saturday morning. it evil
dent she locked up beyond hope Of escape. When
the case comes up for trial in the Spring, rath-
or think the situation OF these wtnsseee will be eslbar
RAISING. s~... r'.-f ~. ...4-sr-e T. '-' WIZ
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

+ WEASHER-BUsINEss--Wintor or ems nearly
three weeks sooner than it did last year. The
mercury for near week past has been steady at
Point about 10 degrees below freezing. occa.
sionally droT ping to zero OR triHc below. The
ground Is covered with light snow, but wheels
arc preferable to runners. The river is closed,
but few teams have yet crossed on the ice !;
passengers, baggage and mails come on foot or
in hand-sieds. The stages west. continue to be
crowded with travellers, the streets are filled
with teams. end general hustle all around
assures US that McGregor is alive and kicking.
Goods are being sold very low here now. Sec
our Advertisements. 49,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

PowEa OF Work IN VIZ OMEN and MEx.--
Nothing is so hard to woman as long, SITS ,dy
struggle. In matters physical, this is the thing
the muscles of the fair cannot stand. in nat
tiers intellectual and moral, the long strain it is
that beats them dead. Do not look for Bacc.
ma, a Newtona, Handclla, Victoria Huga
Some American ladies tell us education has
slapped the growth Of these. No mesdan,es
These are not in nature. They can bubble
lettc;s in ten m nutes that you could 10 more
deliver 10 order in ten days than river can
play like fountain They can sparkle gems
of stories ; they can flash like diamonds of
poems The entire sex has never produced one
opera, nor one 81 ic that mankind could tolerate
minute ; and why ?-the Sc come by long, Eigh
strung labor. But weak as they are in the long
run of every thing but the affections, (and there
they are giants,) they are all overpow cring
white their gallop lasts. Fraccla shall dance
any two of you fat Oh the Acor before four
O'Clock and then dance On till peep of day.
You .rundle of to your business as usual, and
could dance again the next night, aud so on
through countless ages. She who danced you
into nothing is in bed, human clly crowned
with headache" White Lcs," by Charles
ReaIe.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25
L A II r S Il

Randall is declared the Governor of Wiscon-
sin by majori'y Of to 900. All the balance
of the Democratic ticket iselccted except iris
on Inspector. The Legislature Is Republican
by small majority.
The M. IL NJ. R. Road have advertised to pay
the interest on Milwaukee City Bonds Their
stock has risen since in consequence. =
brigham Young has issued Proclamation,
detailing the iniqui,ies Of the Government
against Utah, and forbidding a farth"r step to-
wards his Har"m lie is SUI posed to have
10000 Mormons and $1,000 Indians to back
him The Cabinet at Washington is in high
state Of cxci'emc mt. and but for tic season Of
the year. 10 or 1900 troops would be dispatched
Immediately. brigham exercises authority as
Supt. of Indian affairs in Utah. Col. Alexander
replies to Young that "thc troops are there by
order of the President and that they will be
directed by the commanding officer of the for
ccs (Col. Johnson) when he arrives. The dec.
laration of Martial Law by Young is regarded
by the President as Declaration Of War.
The Administration has not indorsod tho
Kansas convention Proceedings, ~ stated by
opposition papers.
e james E. Cooley is nominated for Mayor Of
New York by the opponents of Wood.
The storm Of Friday and Saturday eastward
was terribly destructive to Lake shipping. Tho
Chicago and Buff 10 papers IRE filled with de-
tails of losses of life. vessels aud produce. The
ice is reported 10 have frog an inch and half
thick in Washington ON Saturday night.
A fire occurred at Rochester, N. y, on Sat.
urday morning. The Eagle Bank Block was
destroyed. Less $500, OCO. Among the burnt
are named tho Eagle Bank, Democrat Office,
Commercial Bank, o. A. Hyde 4 Co., Palmer
& Co., G. Disbrow, u. S. Exl ress and others.
Two firGmen killed. ~ 81 #
The markets at the cast are not worth quoting
though the impression is that times are about TO
improve. Hogs at Gin. are offered at $500
nett or $3.50 gross not much doing yet.
The PRINCIPAL business of our large cities
seems to be TO provide q way to keep the poor
through the winter. -.a
+ Wheat sold at Chicago on Monday at S.
Stocks in N. Y. arc going right up-a good in
dication. -. KS
FoREreN NEws--Nothing Of consequence.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25
The Steamship Great Eastern.

The editor Of the Utica He. aid, who is now
the deer. He says;
81 have seen the Great Eastern. assure
YOU that no description can convey just idea
of her gigantic magnitude. Standing uron
the bank of the Thames, high and dry, her inn
,ncnse bulk entirely visible, and presenting
her breadsile 10 the river, she seems more
like some monster of fairy tale than living
prosy product of human br lin. Every other
object, even the rivers dwarlcd beside her.
Standing ut her keel Gf she had onc) and
looking up 10 her bulwa. ks, is very much like
looking up to the dome of st. Faul's. The
rcorle walking the deck are dwindlcd to mere
pigmics, while the saloon windows appear
mere black spccks. You ascend to her upper
deck by series of stairways which tires your
mcttlc somewhat and as you gain the top and
look down. your head reels over the dizzy dis
lance. Standing at one extreme of the chip
and looking toward the other is like looking
over large field Of iron deck. If YOU corr
mcnce at one extreme and walk nntil you have
performed the circumference Of the deck, you
will find chat you have traversed one quarter
of a mile. will not tro, BILE you with details
Of her size further than to remark that while
the tonnage Of a first-class merchant packet is
from 900 to 1000, hers is $4,000 that her
length is CSC feet, and Eer breadth 80 feet
that 10000 TONS Of Elatcs of iron and three
millions of rivc's have been used in her con-
structicn; that she has four decks, and 400 feet
length of saloons: that the diameter of her
cylinder is six feet; that she has ten anchors,
weighing an aggregate of $50 tons; that she
has ten boilers and one hundred and twelve
furnaces; that her radd!e-whecls will be pro-
pell. I'd by four engines with cylinders of four
teen feet stroke; that she has moreover a screw
propeller of twenty -four feet in diameter, with
shat of l6j feet in length; that her passenger
accommodation is 800 frst-class, 1900 second
class, and 200 third class, that her crew Will
consist of four hundred men; that her sails are
to be koisted aud her-anchors hcaved and
weighed Ivy stcam-ene incs; that she is to have
six mas's; and that she is to manufacture her
own gas on board. She has no keel and will
have no bowsprit ..qa5saeH =: &c..
$50 far from looking awkward and unwieldy.
she is one of the finest models have ever
seen. If .hc is only launched safely I have
little doubt of her success as sailcr. 1t is not
possible that she can lie launched for several
weeks yet the avernment Of the Times 10 the
contrary notwithstanding. ..-.-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

DISCO ,RAclNG.- Two of our good looking young
bachelors, an evening or two since agreed TO
decide their claims to the hand of a young lady
in the village, by aq,ict game of Dominos,
the losing party agreeing to r:e his influence
to secure the success of the other. The game
was played-the winner was invested at once
with "Guit-claim" title, and he forthwith
furnished a beverage known as THomds and
Jeremiah to heal the lacer,tcd heart of his
unfortunate rival SO far all well, but awful to
relate it has since been discovered by the vic
tor that the pretty little girl whose eyes had
knocked hole through both their hearts, had
long ago concluded that neither of them would
suit her! The Coroner would doubtless have
a job or two now, if the river was in condition
to drown anybod-.