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rux GENERAL NEwspnxn pFgrarcu.

WASHINGTON, Dec. is, 1855.
difficulty occurred between Congressman English aud
Montgomery ronnsy lyanla avenue this morning They
happened to meet for tie GIst time this session. when Mr.
English extending his hand, said, Z" Hos arc you, Mr..
Montgomery Mr. Montgomery withhold his own hand.
and uttered an insulting expression, something Ike
don't speak 10 puppies" whcroupou Mr. Esglsb struck
him a blow the head breaking hs cane 10
pieces aud knocking Nj Montgomery into the gutter bu,
not entirely down. NJ. Montgomery, rising, hurled
brick at Nc English, striking him the boot, but doing
him injury Mr. English states 70 hs friends that he
was entirely unarmed and was not that Mr. Mont
geometry had any ~ feeling toward him up TO tho time OF
the rencon,rc Mr.. Montgomery superior Ia s,ron,h 10
Mr.. English.
The Secretary Of the Treasury advcrscs for proposals
10 be received until the oath Of January for loan Of ten
millions, under the act Of June last.
The balance now In the Treasury ia 81 cal 900 The
receipts last week s,3l6,0O0. The q the
drafts paid az 62 The increase the amount
In the Treasury Of the week previous Is s5a5 600.
In the Senate report Of the i5th Inst ssaAor Coamer
Is made 70 agree with Mr. Cnem,n Ia his Clayton 8ulwer
resolution whereas he considers that resolution exceed
ngy questionable in IL proprlc,y.
Charleston papers OF the ith inst. say thd the Gsld
officers Of the Fourth brigade, state militia, making
arrangements TO give General Scott military reception
aud have engaged apartments Tor himself .aa SUITE
General Scott expresses himself exceedingly th4aaf1 1
the intended honor.
Several Moxicans hcda consultation last night ia re-.
gard 10 that part o. the Presidents message recommend
" the military occupation of Chihuhua 90 sonora. Gen
Tras and Admiral German, who Il tho number lot
today Cor Mcaco TO naugurag, It's said, opposition
to such movement.
A caucus held tonight &C such members ~ Con
grcss favorable towards pension bill sr tho sol
dlers Of Of 1912, with view 10 making arrange
ineas 70 effect 10 passage.
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PRorosn AMryryKyn AiuIuA LAVA petition
s IN course OF circulation Cor signatures askng the Lr-
ls,uTe OF this state to make amcndmuts IN Tue
Militia laws The act, the passage OF which called for
Is to im.1 the nurc OF commissions III militia aud 10
provide for the retirement from acv, az al
officers now in commission after tn years srvcc Va
officer E TO be removed during his torn unless 10y tho
Senate, tho recommendation the Governor, st,te
the grounds which such removal il recommended or
by the decision 81 q marital, pursuant to ,sw. ~
the oficers Who have been "a years PRIOR
to the passage Of the w relieved from Al avc duy
and command Al commissioned officers rendered supr-
uumcrary by tho provisions u tbs shalt g. cnci 70
ali tho privileges conferred ~ any preceding law cxccs
command, AMI shall lie exempt fom TIC performance q
any military duty, except II casCs Of war a. msurrvu
fan
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Tho United 81 ties steamer Arctic. from Washington va
Nassau, ~ H., tor Pen acoa, passed by Key West on tho
ID instant.
The United States steamer Despatch, Communion Par
rot arrived az Havana the Th inst, from cruise
Carpenter Henry g. Thomas has received orders 70 Join
the United States steamer Michigan on Lake kric
Il IL currently reported the United States steamer
nsiatch has ordered 10 Norfolk FOR repairs viii
shortly reach there
The work on the nov ruuboat now in course ~ con.
sructon al the Charlcsown Navy Yard IA progressing ~,
RAPIDLY thai she win be ready ~ launch IN ten or Twelve
dnys she i caukcd outside and her decks arc nearly
laid. Though rated gunboat she may BE- regarded
a sloop ~ war, she Will mount EIGHT broadsde guns
and have heavy shcngun amdships, and be propelled
by atcau shc iss feet long 81 feet inches WIDE and
IA deep and when ready Tor will not draw than
So feet vi water The work upon the Constellation now
the dry dock, s carried rspdly ami when she Is
Irirc the sloop war Hartford viii be docked pre-
paratcry ~ receiving her main shat aad Other parts q
her machinery We understand that both the Hartford
and the sunhoa will he fitted out for immediate
Vs. supposed or service in the Gulf Of Mexico. Tue To-
want and Constellation efficient sailing soops of var,
could he = NJ 70 N few weeks, " required. tn,
Dorado steam frgate s;il lies under tho share with
only her forc and mzzcn m but she, too would
soon ba made ready Tor sea.
Tho United slcopo war Cumb rland, Commander Ma
room, was at l1ando uct 10.
The UIdted States soupof war vncenncs Commander
Totton was passed OFT n lat 6K 5. lon. II n cruising
Tho United Ssaies stean frhatc M-rrimac Commodore
long from the Sandwich Islands, Acapulco "a tina
2Ah q November.
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quite ready for thorough eIposf of the whole
humbus, such as we are promised in the follow
TO THE EDITOR or TUR HERALD.
SIRANfNRn HnIInM C.iOa COrN1Y

ing note:-
TO THE EDITOR or TTE HERALD.
SrRArsu.D RolIow, Coos COUNTY |
kFw HAMPSHIRE Zee. Is, 1865. J
Nine years of the mos, ultimate acquaintance vito the
facts phloeai''y and theology Of Si,ritalsm bas most
IA IL convinced me Of its demora2nr and runous ten
escy; and as have hitherto while denced by its fall
'aciee heeD IFS urfnchng advocate, now intend TO OK
pose the dsmning practices OF ia hc'evera its deusve
theories sn It's pfostuutons and ubertnisn In these
articles shall Ac give the experience and ohser walton OF
many other prominent Sp'rituaiss. Its phenomena AN
obliged ria;rtain but It's moral social and religious
bearings deeply depiofe. No ono in this nation is
acquainted with in all ts bearings than myself,
have coupled one OF the most prominent positions, Ia
connection with my Wife Me-. Cora l. v Hatch, Ia the
iaonu eatn uf It's doctrines. 10 desire theee art
ccss Please write by return Of malt at the date OF
this note hy articee viii Tear date at SeS YORK.
Mr.. Hatch, it will be recollected was the bus
band Of q medium who WAS all the rage in the
epirit world last year. She was always in
trance-a sort of elysium--and Mr.. Hatch kept
tn gate Of it, and admitted the vulgar public to
her celestial sosrfes, at the remarkably low price
Of fifteen cents fer capta. Mrs. Hatch always
saw some ''angelic beings walking in sunlight,
with golden hair" bat one fine morning she be-
came frightfally atilitarian, and awoke to the
idea that her husband was not her propes affiai-
ty, and that he was making too much money
from her efforts in the spirit world. She then
cut the connection and the deserted dnarcicr,
pining in the sylvan shades of Coos county, in
the State of New Hampshire, resolves TO unbur-
then his soul through the columns Of this jour
nal. We win give him chance. Let him send
along his expose. One suggestion we trust he
will not fail to give financial! statement Of his
speculation, and let us know how much was
netted for elmpses at the spirit world at the re-
maxkably low price of fifteen cents head.
When VIC can go to heaven at that rate, what's
the use of expensive churches and high salaricd
parsons!
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HAVANA pcc 10. 1888.
ctrrplalien 4 Revolutionary T,ati-G5rs5urip iLls-
Liaic Hopes Jor l.s Potcry a..
There have been several thousand scdi ous tracts ana
publications circulated ia Cuba within the lat fw works.
in such quantity a any rate TO excite the aWonuoa a
tho authorizes and very justly. Suspected og ciss
arriving here closely Cxamln~ e. III taev bring
these nssies 81 revolution and Their peNans hgi mir
the itt fuTscillan,e Of the poLce Many crroes
examined yesterday 81 those VIM visited m
brness when returnrg 10 the shore nj tho Introductory
police Office on tie wharf.
= too late in the day 70 construct rcvoluo1 Tor Cuba
In the United Sf-tcs. The people TO ard The
authorities arc not asleep At tolf poets. u J. tile folly
atempt tie circulation ~ reasonable matter the only
cousoa for the present w0sd be a. nvoyc
pcrsons IA serious difficulty, to TIE jeopardy 90 t~
lives.
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News from ~. Dsmirro.

EFrrCTs oF THE LATE G,Ix Ar roar A. rLArr--
FLyES VESSELS LOST IN rms HARBoR -uUUst<s
WASHED pOws ~ ritE TOWN..
Advicee from Port FIAT, dated the 2h Of Octobr.
give further particulars effects Of tie aio gale "A
thss place.
The American schooner Maris Jewett of Brookhavssr
the Trench bark Venezuela % anse Dominican man
81 and four eossng vessels driven ashore and
totally Dst hy heavy that commenced the 18Th
The a tho vessels compelled them
selves IN the rigging ~ keep from being washed Th.rs
not vessel os any kind left aoat the harbor.
Considerable damage also done ~ the town. aoms
houses washed down aud others broken NJ. Ices
Of mabonny were seated 10 tha Streets tao an1 three
hundred feet from The bay
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News from Utah.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l6 1854
The Utah mail OF November 20 has arrived here ~
brings no news Of importance. The snow the
tans was three feet deep and from ounain to Ptss
bridge averaged eighteen inches in depth The ma
party ove,tsken nv terrible storm besWeea
Ash Hollow and South Plai They were two days aad
nights travelling eieh miles, during which time ttsy
were without food and fire. number OF trains II
Echo Canon unable 10 get through The streams on tn
whole route wero crossed ,cc. One white uaa azA
hsee Indians had been murdered and robbed by Two
white men the Big Blue.
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New York Observation-Disclosures EdIiio

The United states mail steamship Moses Taylor Capt. A.
Gray viii leave this port tomorrow afternoon, u, t~'
O'Clock, Tor AFpjn wall.
Tie mails fer California and other parts Of the Pacific
VII close At one O'Clock to.morrow afternoon.
fhe NEW YORK. wEE1LY HrR srp-'stl,iorns EDITOR
containing the laes Intelligence from all parts Of the
world, will be published at ton o'clock in the morning
Single copies u wrappers ready for mailing, SIX cents
Agents viii please send in Their orders as early rs Pos
gipie
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The Weather.

BosroS Dec. IS, 1853.
At Highland LIGHT this forenoon a cnick storm pro-
vailed with heavy northeast wind. AT Hull the wni b
northwest, with slight spirits OF snow.
ALBANY, Dec. rs, 1858.
The weather here s intensely cold, and ice is making
fast In the river. The steamer Hero bad position
the ice.
MONTREAL, Dec. IS, 1861
Weather clear and cold Thermo meter six degrees b.
LnK
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IMPORTANT SUGGESTIONS roR 0UR MGHrForsF
BoARD.-We have on more than one occasion
called the attention Of our government and the
Lighthouse Board to the necessity Cor more and
better Lighthouses at certain points on our Allan
tic coast. The large and rapidly increasing
commerce that passes our Southern scaboard
renders the necessity for such protection to life
and property moro urgent and pressing every
year In addition TO the numerous nect Of sail
ing vessels which pass the most dangerous part
Of the Florida reefs, there are two lines Of steam
ers running from New York 10 Havana and New
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Condition or the Ohio River.

PARKEia-eunG, Va, Dec. IS 1858.
There twenty-fy feet water the Ohio river a
this point. Boats plenty and departing daily for III
tu,nts below with lou fre,pbts
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New Party Organ al Albany.

ALBANY, Dec. Is 1865.
The pow democratic paper In opposition the Aas aad
argus, called The Standard, made first Appearance
this evening, and is q enc looking sheet.
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The PhiIadeiphia Bank Case.

ACCUITTAL OF ALIIBvNE Ard NEWHALL.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. is, 1883.
Messrs. AIbone and Newhsll have been acquit.ed
The District Attorney abandoned the aer she sgs-
meuts for deleLce had been made.
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Tile SuspsGsesi ~invers.

Tile Suspected siavsrs.
SEIZURE OF the YACHT wAsDfksR-RhLEAss or rHE
AKDBNNES.
SAVANNAH. Dcc. rs, 1855
Tho RTs1licun OF this morning says that th. Untst
States Marshal mas seized the yacht wanderer AZ aos
wick.
The bark Ardennee previously arrested at Jackson
vile, Fla. SUSPICION OF being aver, has seaa re-
leased.
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Tho Quincy school house on Tycr street, ono OF the
largest aud moot expensive Of public school buildings.
entirely consumed by fire last night The schosi
house was owned by TIE city. whoae loss 8 $50 900.
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RAILROAD Accidents.

NH THOMAS GRiFFlIHs, OF NEW YORK, KILLER
NEWARK NJ J. Dec Is, 1883.
Mr. Thomas Grifths, bachelor aged ahn,t So ysarsv
doing business grocer ut the corner Of ana
Eighth street, New York in attempting to get tho
O'Clock Ihiiadepha ain while in motion, the Centre
stroci depot, in this city, thrown under the whooi,
horribly roang!ed instantly killed lie callei N
by fagman, but paid heed TO it. The Coroacrs n-
quest being held Hc recognized by friend, Siis
has a dsgoerreo,ype likeness of him. Information has
bceu sent TO his friends.
LoCoMoriyE AND 4 SCHOONER IN CoNTACT-THREn
MEN BADLy HURT.
TeKSToN, N. j., Dec. 10, 1865
The mail train for New York, at this place, this morning
ran against the bowspr Of schooner knocking or
top Part Of the engine and gig the Top of tho freight
car, and throwing the mail crate into the canal Wesley
Thompson engineer; Aaron DAVIS, watcLnan and vii
liam PaxEr, brakeman, badly injured. Toe vesss
was going down the river and the wind blew her
spirit the track Just the mail train coming up
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The state Canvass at Albany.
ALBANY Dec. is 1858
The lIaskn and Kembe il post poued Iii, MONDAY.
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BARErM's AMERlCAE MUSEUM. Brosdway-Ater
nool ard hvenipg--iA FErE DAssASr-WosAs-CufrD AN'
HIs IkOiiCs.
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epios, ~ Of Ireland, IL Of Germany, Of Eng
ibl each Of Scotland and Switzerland, and or
tragce.
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Laura KFFHC'S THEATRE No 62f Rroadway-Ot
{MFlIo4N COuslA-TlE CAPTAIN Is NoI A Miss.
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BuwFRy THEATRE, Rowery-Runy, RANGxR-
AsrHopEL--Tos cRI>GiEs Loo.
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woop's MINSTREL BUrLniNG ssl and sss proadwa
T1AotIAN NoNes. nAYcEs. kc SorrhEEN LIrh ILusIKA1
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ADJUSTMENTS TO MORROW EVENING.

BgoaDwsY THEATRE. broad say-E cuEsTRIas CIR
kssfIc AND ACEoBAnc FEAfs-MoSEEY or BRAZIL
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BURROWS NEW THEATRE, Broadway -HANLkr-Goo
on NOTHING.
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MECH AEICs' II Alt. Ar Broadway-BRy.sTs' MiSsrI
-h.GRo SosGs AND BuRLEsaUEs-I Amt TO 4 Al
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walLAcK's THEATRE, Broadway -Mancn.sr Of
>
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CANPBEII.s MIHSrREiS, AZ Brosdway-ETuorIAS
CH4EAcEgglSTics SONGS, kc.-MACic GUITAR.
NEW II ALL Broadway, next Blocker street MEcHASIcAL
PAiSTiAG or THs bEsIkuorios or JsRusaLEs, dc
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON Il E IN EFT,
kIAroR AND PROPRIETOR

OEncE \. v. eoaNLA or ryAroN AsD NASSAU sIs
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
Mail Arrangements.
EASTERN MAIL.
ARRIVES

EASTERN MAIL.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 6
O'Clock, p. NJ.
S.ndays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, at .
o'clock, p. NJ.
WESTERN MAIL
Tuesda VS.. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at6
o'clock, p. NJ.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, at 9
o'clock, p. NJ.
-1a r.. SOUTHERN MAIL.
ARRIVES
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 9
o'clock, p. NJ. .. init, -4II. IN vuy
ore .r..-H. CLOSES a5 zsr.b
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 10
o'clock, A. M. .f.
NORTHERN MAIL.
ARRIVES , ...
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 10
O'Clock, a. M.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. at 9
o'clock, A. NJ.
Office open on Sundays, only from 6 o'clock
r. NJ. to 8 o'clock p. NJ. This rule will be
strictly adhered to.
L. b. KINNEY, r. NJ.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
SEEDS FOR 1853.

WE are now prepared with a full and
w and complete stock of
FIELD. GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
OF the new crop, to supply any demand whole
sale and retail, on the very best Of terms.
Our stock is new (as we do not consign seeds
and take none back to mix up again,) and
much of it grown under our own directions in
this state. Our stock OF European seeds is
imported directly by ourselves from the most
re liable growers in England and France.
We feel confident no better advanta ges to
the public can be offered than we can give,
and we cordially invite an examination Of our
stock before purchasing. Our stock consists
in part Of Spring Wheat, Barley, Corn. Peas,
Beens, &C., a very large variety of Garden
Seeds and a full assortment of Flower Seeds
OF choice varieties. Also, 100 bushels pure
Chinese Sugar Cane Seed.
Constantly on hand a large assortment Of
Agricultural aud horticultural implements.
Full priced seed and implement catalogue
sent upon receipt OF stamp to paw postage.
HENRY ID. EMERY & Co,
3mosl4 204 Lake Street, Chicago.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
Assignees' Sale.

ID Y virtue and in pursuance of a Deed of
ID Assignment, made by Lemuel BelGen, to
the undersigned, as trustees for the benefit of
creditors, dated October 20, A. d. 1857, and
Recorded in book B, page 10, II, II, rs, and
10, OF Land Records for Sarpy county, N. r.,
we will offer for sale, on Thursday, March 4,
A. d. 1858, at 10. O'Clock, A, NJ, before the
door of the Bellevue House, to the highest bid
der, the following property, ito wit Lot No.
4, in Block No. 1873, 10 in D l19, L - in b
l07. L 10 in B 249, l. 4 in b 1873. i in B -,
l. IL in B &c, L 10 in b 92,L IL in B 1877, Lots
1, q, 3, s and o, in b 81. Also the undivided
one half of L % in the Bennett claim, and the
undivided one half of L &c in bottom claim of
Bellevue Land Claim Association, and 18th
of one share of the undivided property of the
said land association. The above property
will be sold, subject to a deed of mortgage in
favo: Of Andrew Sagcndorf, for the sum of
nine hundred and fifty dollars. Also L 3 in B
2i7, L I, in b 203, L 10 in b 1873, subject to a
mortgage in favor of George Stringer for the
sum Of s 907. 64-100. Also l. 10 in b 10,
LII, 172, l. 7,8, and 9, in B 112, the said
last named lots being the brick yard we stall
sell together, and all the brick thereon, in lots
to suit purchasers. Also the machinery and
appurtenances and utensils for making brick
and a lot of wheelbsrrows, chairs, one table,
and one board cabin, near said brick yard, all
in the city of Bellevue, Sarpy CO., N. I.
Terms made known on day of sale.
- REUBEN LOYEJ0Y.
nr L. B. LEMON,
"a Ai,naas
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
BELLEVUE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by CLARKE s. BFoTHER
Forwarding and Com. Merchants.

Forwarding and Com. Merchants.
Flour-Extra saperfne, 81 per 9s lbs.
=" Fine, $3,25. n
Meal-S2 per 100 lbs. .
A~pples-Dried, So so per bu'hel.
Peaches Z" 4 90. -r
-Butter-New doc u n , ~ ,.F
a.Ll do. Old packed, rs to zoe an Boo
Beans-$i 80 p bus. .v.ss.F
Corn-5O u bush. INT
-Oats-50c g
Beef to Sc.
Dried Beef-2oc per H..
Salt-G. A., per sack, SO. ..-..g
Esgs-20c r doz
IIides-Dry, &c
do Green, 3
Hay-$i co q Sc 90 r tun
Bran.-30 cents per bush.
Pork-Frcsh, ST. to 81 per hun.
I.ard-l5 c p b
Onions-S3 80 2 bus.
Potatoes-50.
Pelts-Sheep SOC
do Coon 25c
w~ooi-Cotton, $50, Hard. 800.
Lumber-Cottonwood shcat'g % r m
do SO. edged $50 90 "
do Oak, Walnut, Eastwood $40 90
do Pine siding, clear S55 90 z IN.
do Flooring 2d s65 90
ghIri-Boards. $50 a SIS 90 Nh."-A
Shingles-Pine So so IA $3.50 y m. IIi7
" 3 Cottonwood $500 TDig
L.ath-Pine sl2 90 per m.
Doors" u So 30 @ Sir75 each.
p Sssh-s1 90 a. 50 Ia pereasemert. F8'
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Mrs. J. f. NYE, will again sssH hs
WI School, on Wednesday, November 9TH
Grateful to the citizens Of Bellevue, for past
patronage, she asks its continuance, hoping
she may be able to retain the approval aAa
confidence. that has been 20 kindly extended
to her. There viii be two terms Of twelve
weeks each, the ensuing winter,
For the his; rudimsnts Of reading and sssf-
ing, $500 a term.
Common English branches, Arithmatis.
Grammar and Geography, $500 a terra
Higher English branches, or French, seyos
. term.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
u % GUsTAVE SEEGER, Is
COUNTY SURVEYOR OF MILLS co.

oFFICE-CLENwOoD, IOWA.
ORDERS left at the office Of Shakespeare
~ Boyes, st. Mary, will receive prompt at
%tentiou.
G. SEEGER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
would respectfully inform the citizens of Mills
and adjoining counties, that he Is prepared to
execute all work of the following character 1:
Laying of town sites, l%eveling Of streams FOR
water power, drawing Of maps-plain and
MISUNDERSTANDING designs for buildings of all
styles. with estimates OF cost.
Correct plats of the townships OF Mills
County, showing the true positions OF the tin =
Der, water courses and bluffs, kept constantly
on hand. Having had experience both IN this
country and in Europe, he feels assured OF
giving satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage.
Gold Medal awarded at the late st. Louis
fair to G. Seeger & S. Schimonsky for the
best typographical man.
Ohhce-Glenwood, Mills CO., Iowa. II
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notice.!

T ETTERS of Administratio on the estate
L. Of Jshn Ray late Of Sarpy county, de-
ceased; having been granted to The srbseriber
residing in Bellevue, he hereby gives notice to
settle the same, and those having claims
against the estate are requested to present
them properly auth snticated for settlement.
ID WILLIAM III. WRIGHT. Admir-
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Legal Notice.


The Peoples Bank In attachment. in the
of The CITY of New First Judicial Dis
York trict Court in and for
vs. the County of Sarpy
George jennings and Territory Of Ne
and braska.
Reuben Loyeioy
To George Jennings, You are hereby no.
tilted, that on the twelfth day of January,
A. D. 1853 the Peoples Bank of the CITY of
New York. by their Attorney, filed ia the OIL
ice of the Clerk cf the First Judicial District
Court of Sarpy County Nebraska Territory,
their petition, claiming of YOU the sum Of
Five Hundred and Sixty-one { 5 56I) Dollars.
as money due them upon a certain promissory
note, made by You ia writing. dated August
9TH 1851; and payable ninety days from the
date thereof.
You are also notified, that attachment issued
out OF said office, in the above cause, to salts
fv said claim, according TO the prayer of the
plaintiff.
Now unless YOU appear and answer said pc
tition on or before the second day Of the next
term Of the District Court, to be begun aud
he'll in the CITY Of Bellevue on the second day
of March A. d. 1858; judgment will be
taken against Won for the above amount with
interest and cost.
I Ate'y for o. P ppsf .I.g
Ordered 10 be printed in the Bellevue Gar
zette four successive weeks.
J. W. PADDOCK,
Clerk Of the FRS,
Judicial District
Court Of sarpy Co.
Py st'rh'n y, rSn.s, Deputy clerk