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~ GAS STOVES. %
2 GAS COOKING STOVES "a
I'll GAS Plat HEATERS,
d& ~.zup,r,xcs srorre
GAS STEAK BRO1LERS,
GAS BREAD.ToAsTENs
GAS NURSE LAMPS,

~ Medical Notice. Z. Read
ne xh, has teea d II ,Ae treatment Of consumption
sna ctaer cAf,nie DISEASES L tbs city tor fca pa
his returned fru1 Nav Yosk I'D l. 1t FL soes In
Matthew. B.ost eeE-eses sn.e aad WaAhiegtoa 5tzests
Room 10. wh4.e he Elf = eo2sr.isd Until the 1T e1
uec&uber xhsa will Leave for The scuh 70 tesn tar'
nk tie WINTER pinx hs Aes<ncr. ralerts Win promptly
a.lents1 to By ~ patns-, L. J. Neal who VII 1tzaatn
peEas.rt.y + tAic.Zo- The pottoti ts".ess il se-
froE,n3s-1 u b eztacy saeea.stni a5d 10 III saka
nies41re In e1ph.eIsx Il to II Who cal Ill., o5ea
/ ke4ss f5ou o'ehek, 4. u. toeP.M. no1.Eo+11
, 1859-11-02
MARRIED.

AtP4xturtst Nass o. The :.rh rlt-. by R-s, = liam
I've NpS SEWMaE iATkMAS. " -pnostti! y:
Saper.nte dert 81 Publ ln.:rnctcn. md MIS- ANNE
, 1859-11-02

The Excursion Tt4ia on he Chic'Eo &
Northwestern Il. II. Thrown of the
tra:k.
, 1859-11-02

IxqrEsr At TIE uosrlrAI.-coroner james
held m inquest on Mouda5 upon the body Of !
man who was found Oh Friday lying in one OF
the second class cars Of the St. Paul l. Fond du
Lac Railroad, apparently seusctess. The police
man who found him took him to the Armory,
whence be Was taken to the Hospital. He con-
tinued in comatose state until yesterday,
when he died, never having recorered enough
to sneak. a post ruortena examination showed
tiat ho died from ind animation Of the lungs.
Tue following papers were found upon his
person
CtSrEAL pc1sE. OoarKrx car*ET. Mtss..l
uu1obeE -.th, iaa.
10 uU 10 arh9m tAtse rrestnts m ~ concern:
The bearer OF this, Rrenes. is good, honest
old u,au, who has bcca for tue past four or five
wears in this State, aud hus been unfortunate
lie starts To-day for his former home IN the
State Of New York. He has uot sufficient
t.vpry to pay his l1re at the eur' cat rat~s, and
any consideration which may be extended to
hin will be kindness to a worthy object !
bespclk for hlm humane treatment froM the
hands OF his mo1e fortunate fel!ow-mau. All
of which Is submitted by your sabscri2er = under
the tGolden Maxim" FERRr d. MARIlt:
l cheertuiiy endorse the abore. II. u. IN
GRAHAM, Justice Of the Peace.
Another address, "Mr. George Fyness, Corn
iac, Steubeu county, New York., IN order for
fire dollars from one John Gilbert 10 Nr. Vest
cryelt, nd also receipt in full from s. $. lla'
ses2n in favor Of jacob Eines were found upon
! him.
From these papers it is evident that he had
for tho pas. four or tise years ired at " Ceatra
| Point, GooJhue county, AInnesota, and il
| .a.u~ rroheh1e That ti4 destination WINS Corn
, 1859-11-02

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
COMPARATIVE p - ,rT& OF FLOCn AMI
WHEAT MONTHS &c.
The receipts and shipments Of Flour ard
Grain during the past and previous weeks
compared with those of the corresp oudiug
week last year are rs follow's:
to1rAkATrK atcr.rTs SHIPMENT. Asp z.ora
TUE TIE FAST ELKk.
, 1859-11-02

kN {. a. EGRfVkY, 4tsssts;%3 1as"f. Is D~irt.r>-s:
IL H4Iori=tl tar aHt uit tst
L+.,,{ieo pvp-r, o. Tie yosth Tx.;. .al-hs3+y
, 1859-11-02
TIL E CITY .

Orr TIE TaArk.--A freight train ran Of the
track Of the Galcnn road, near Garden City. on
Saturday night. Two freight cars were thrown
into ditch, without my serious damage.
, 1859-11-02
VI7HtREaS, ON THE FIRST

W d.y os uay i. .. 15:o. 'ha u'dermerto tontd ~
ehines .n o.hts pecssra p;oos ~s's ~ !" af
III flr tr lnIs ,x1ea+ ue. nut - - ~ .u9 at
gwen Ii .us4n d. ih+sa .6oGts ART *aa pa~ e !"
vi The sauas IN 'auit FasTsaF q
lo t!ys "a! The AUS " ~ n. III
N Of .. Co., ana leo"rest 'tht
xholy due ;, au.n, fn I'll. faI: 80 = utr s ~
br1e. x,vxu II On THIRD tt'h 045 ~ *estofts
A. u ts3y II II or Ia tas !HeH 49, = . - o.
9hsrn, ~ i ~ w. Maf-st .slest - iho Es ~
r,n ~ .ssi; w. a. ubi ~ ton 'ot hsshtst lrea as,
for oh, he Ieaeht."o~t IN ."1a.s " q ttlr
M. ~ for thr pn,p " ha.sax sfe s7!d ID e
ne.s 70 uue5 u lsos the ~ suDe!eet 10
cover. Ns ~" @A4A@e~1-~~'
| Dated tovelber !s:9.
, 1859-11-02

Tas MAcncsrs Avo PaurIxrs Asoss Hx1x11S 7os
4 tomb ntd Re1ptrt aud ho~E&
Pnxes Can MI At Peril,
do do Il st-W-
Two Hrsse Cos NIL X 5 ow.
4Uee d. 60 CO
Is Wn+d se-~p.rs
j i3.iS ing u taine.
Wheel tl"r e. a<.f+
Lu{ rr44 fr 1-frth Ra,p~r1. I. ~, R,..
ffoeert. or R-1p r. aaA MY. - eala ~ A1s 1<s
ton two At f.Io md Two !: Stet1o1-
IS sugar cans Mu Is
by NaIs, ,sAss oil.
, 1859-11-02

CaASoE or T1p6.-0n and alter date, ths Off
ces Of the American and United States Express
Companies wilt close at o'clock Pm.
+. uA1prS. Agent II. D. CoLrlS, Agent
American Ex. Co. U. s. Ex. Co.
EXituoo Nov, !. 1883, n0vl-3ta5tU
, 1859-11-02

CoSrrc1losERr-The question is often asked
"W here can get some good Caudy:' AS
good article every one knows is rather scarce,
hut we must remind our readers. in answering
the above. that the o1d.est1ulishrd and we'll
known firm Ut S. u. SGsLET l. Co., 81 South
Clark rect, are par e.4taee in their line, hav.
ing been for several years engaged ia the n,an'
ufacture Of the article, and bare now on hand q
large stock to suit the ever increasing demand,
and it will serve the interest Of customers and
dealers By giving them call. noo At b:
, 1859-11-02

Eorn,x.: nnrykES MAS.-A youn. m.u
pa,nea George Wentworth. was brought to The
locGup Tuc~lsv morning. charged with robbinr
Thou,us McMahou, wlo was Intoxicated at q
SALOON corner Of .ta.e aud North streets. The
moucv (sllj was found on his person. lie was
held in $5ee 10 answer before the Recorder.
, 1859-11-02

~ Go to John Jones, 1l2 Dearborn street,
will Ge well done aud ut prices to suit the times.
, 1859-11-02

Ward Nominations.
11JtH NA1o.
S4b<rriset-C. r. Br7d.FI.
YIGHfN wAlp.
Super rrisor-GeoTXe Webster.
TLxyH wA1p.
Sur<rrssr-HenT SieueJey+
, 1859-11-02

.|-rhe season is 1emindiug Ill Of the neces-
ki.Y OF being ,nore warmly clothed. Ladies'
should remember that thht besides Turning E'e-
ean. Winter Millery. Wamsey Heaton aIc
prepared to shur Cloaks and other fashionable
outsiLe garments at the lowest ptlces.1 oo1 It
, 1859-11-02

T yichot! Conchasi: Conerciante
L. Orleans ilega!ia de LondEes ~! L. Meier
lie "a l1abaua!! ~! Choice and select bEAnda
of Cigars lust received By u. " Co1bin Co.,
Is South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-11-02
a2aantSD.

VTANTED-A Stock OF Goods or
~ luuatr. worth aIaoco TO snteol for "hEa
PART CASH AND TART REAL ESTATE
Eli b. pa4I Alt-.. oo.s osee box lok' nc9s>'s Ia
, 1859-11-02

Gas F1x7raEs.-urown i Wilder are now re-
ceiying from Cornelius / Baker, and other man
uf4cturers, large assortment Of late patterns
Of Chandeliers Pendants and other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, &c. All IN need will please call at II
und ~ Stale street. oclt.-m
, 1859-11-02

(TIlsAS SULE'S DANCING
n4 AtAnEMs.
Cosxzzor Cl4.x A~o M.n,.o. "a. fn'T'rc' - Maa
~ M.ra4fe. IN In. Hrs III ms IL h'.hd" .nd
rstron- n1& III. .e. ate f .!luaaI.s 's.t 'nfso&
j. .,xrs~ nr rr~.n Hr f'e The '"t ufth %A3
un5s. ID. rrx:t.. u II Nis et n n'~ fr-4. tot
ieru- sui Isuar apply II tns AsAd hr se:@-1"s "a
, 1859-11-02

NANTED,-A Practical Double.
Eatsy E;oot keeper. oueh.if Of zach 47y. salasy
ns- month Address BOX .t6s tps. Ooics MOI r.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05

GSi Jaetson a Sehoo'naIier.-WhO would
have thought il? II is nevertheless true that
Old Hickory began his career as . teacher
Of an "Old Field School" 10 South Carolina,
and In that vocation earned the money which
supported him wbAe he studied law This II
among the many eutiou and unexpected facts
presented In Mr.. Partton's forthcoming life
Of Gen Jackson, the hrst volume Of which Is
now in the hands sf the printer hiony ems
insnt Americans have begun lie % SGobers
but We hardly expected to fad tho iRdomlsa'
BILE here Of New Orleans added to the list.-h.
o. Bulletin.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK OF GOODS
which have been selected with great care,
especially for this country, and will be sold
CHEAPER TEAM TnE Cheapest
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF

Dry Goods, Dress Gosds Muslins blsschsd end
unbleaohed, Dslaiues, Csshmerss, Ginghams,
Lincey, Prints Of all kinds, MerinSs, Checks.
Irish Linnens, Table Cloths, Crash, SC, &c.
Ladies Shawls Of all sizes, Cloths, Satinets.
Jeans, TWseds, CsssimereS, Tlannsls Of all
o%olors, Women and Children's Hoods, WoolleA
Hose. Half Hose, Woollen Yarn and Mems
COuAtry-knit Socks, Childrsn's Hose 10, &c.
Also a large STOCK OF CLOTHING, such as
overoosts, Uundercoats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Uudsrshirts, Drawers &c, 4. Also u spieRs-
i'd Stock OF 0Ostume-msds Boots and sboss,
FOR Men, Woman and Children. We are able
in this line to TT the smallest as we'll IS the
largest Foot,
Also Hats and Caps Of al Sorts and Sizes,
and q heavy stock Of Groceries, in which will
be found the following adtieles;
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05
pAKorA CITY PoTTERY.

NEEssRs zIEGLER & ECKHART, OF the
.INl Dakota City Pottery, take the present
opportunity Of saying to the Merchants and
The public generally, that they will continue
ln She buulness as heretofore, aud having IN
creased their facilities are able 20 msuufae-
ture a lnrrer amount Of stone ware and Of
the best quality. Returning thants for the
liberal patronage bestowed upen the old firm
they respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
same, and they viii eudcGvor Go retain it by
prompt execution 6f their ordcrs, 10 which
they will carefully attend At All times. Give
them acall.
Dakota City, N. T., Nov, z. ls6o-U
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05
A Propssltloa
$4,000 On Dovglas ia R.afueEy-Com' .P 4
he Hark

$4,000 On Dovgtds th R'aiucky-Coms sP 10
he Hark.
An article having appeared in the LOols-
Vile Courier, indorsing q statement made BY
q Black Republican paper, the oinoiDnsti Com
msreiaL, to the eject that II ssnstOr Douglas
should be the nomipee Of the Democratic par
ty, he could not carry KsutusEy. We ars
authorized 10 make the following PROPOSE
tions:
Pirst-A wager Of $1,000 that II senStor
Douglas Is go nominated be will carry Ken
lucky.
seoOndly-A wager Of 81, 900 that he will
eJTry 1t by Eve thousand majority.
Tbirdly-A wager Of $1,000 that be will
carry it by ten thousand majority.
fourthly-A wager Of 81 ,oee tina he will
carry IL by hfteen Thousand majority
All conditioned upon his nomination, and
a u the bets to be taken together
Let the oppositionists, b. shat ESQ. name,
either Democrat or oPpos u.r ra4s
back their judgsment-Lou L.r
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05

ID. The Raleigh IN. c. STANDARD, in an
article upon the Presidency, says; We North
Carolina Democrats are not Affected to any eX-
tent by tho feeling which p%reVailsi in the other
States with regard to men. We agree on prin
oipls, and will not fall out with each other on
men. ssms are for Douglas, some for Brsck-
iprldge, some for Wise, some for Hunt, some
for Lane, some fOS Dickinson, aud some for
Dallas-but pe are all for The nominee,
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05

FLOUR S2sO A BABRFL-At the last accounts
-four was selling or tho island of Hayti..at ~
hundred and forty dollars per barrel. That
looks like q high price, bat the money Has
HsytiSn currency, which is like our old Con-
~tinental money. About $50 Of it srs wsrth
one silver dollar.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05
GOLD PENs REP4IRED

Duee % 5enis. Enclose pea ID a letter
L with ash or postage stamps, and by re-
urn Of mail you will receive the pen as good
aH new.
Address b. Elliot Syracuse, N. \.
Amy pelson giving the GboVs three inseF.
u.4s sal send.ug me a marked Cory, shall
gtcuTo cBs o. my best peLP BY mall. 81
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05

IN SIOUX CITY IOWA.
mhs undersigned, late Of the firm Of Krum-
1 man 4 Schaible, is carrying on the business
on his own account, in the hnildinE CO Pearl
Street, just below The Sioux City House. He
is nov carrying on tho Boot and Shoe bust
ness in all its brSnchsa. Work warranted to
be done in az good style and on Os reasonable
terms a. at gay other shop. A call from old
customers is respectfully solicited.
Repairing neatly done.
JOHN sCHAIBLE.
Nov I. 1859. II
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05
lFfom the Alta CALIFORNIA;.
Death Of Senator Broderlc-.

The mind Of the wounded man was wander
ing after the ailjction Of the fatal shot, AID
At limos be was not himself The eject Of
the ehloroiorm given him deadenSd the oIeru-
oiAting agony by e%fsotlng his nervous system
which had been strung to the greatest tension
BY the three days ofharrasIiug anxiety pre- e
ssding the duel Before the eight he express
go a.s firm doterpinatiOn net TO shoot Terry
shove tho hips, as be did not consider be had
any Q1arr5l With hin aal after he was tho
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Washington, October, 1859.
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as will be seen by reading the following Joint
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05
NoT1oE no PoNoAs cLA1mArr s

All persons having claims against the Poncas In6i
ans for drbts contracted or depredations led,
prior 10 the llth Of April 1859, are hereby notified thst
by order Of the Hon. Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, .
council Of Chiefs will be held at the Ponoas oAmp, near
NiobrarRh, n Il, for the purpose Of investigating the
same commencing on the alst day Of October, 1885,
Claims will be taken up ip regular order ~ presented,
Investigated aud forwarded With the report d the
agent % the Hon. Secy Of the Interior. Any further
Information desired can b. obtained Dy addressing Gs
Agent.
J. SHAW GREGORY,
.. s. Ina'n Agt, for the PonsAS.
Foucas Special Agency, P. o., Riobrarsb, n. 7.
EsSeptembeF 2sth, 1859.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05

OkH
Ind an uhOm n may CONCERN
aT-iou are hereby notified thlt shall appsar bahre
we heSlstar and kscsiver % the LHd 1ilgs for the
.aAciA land bi-trict, Nebraska Territory az Dakota
'Y on Monday the l7th day Of Oct0bsr 1859 az 10
.aek a ~ 70 prove ny right % enter By p~reemrt'on
~ s'uth hhh of the south west quarter Il section
uusber thrty-fOur, (2A) township twenty siglt -
nun the Para half Of the north vest quarter N section
numoar three, 90 township twsnty-seven. cd range
PkEbfON.
Dakota September "a 1853. sv
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05

ReA- -Four ooi0red ms4 al, .1.i
Washington, n C. on o ;--
g slave. They arc to be ,-, a.
the penalty for th5 oas-rr
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05
NOTICE.

$ hereby given to all persons having claims against
/ Michel koder. late Of Dakota county, deceased, that
they ere required to hle the same together with the
vouchers thereof, In the Office Of the Probate Court for
said county, in the Territory Of Nebraska, on or before
the first day Of January 1850
Given under my hand tho seal being provided by
said county for this ofioeO this a6th day Of October,
a. D, 1889.
THOS. T, COLLIER,
Probate Judge Of Dakota county.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-11-05

MS wandering MIMI called thRt up As also The
Impression Of tho conviction that DO was tobs
hunted by the hungry orev Who thlrpted Cor
bic blood until he should b killed Hstaik-
cd Of the defeat In this state Of the great prin-
sBlOs FOR which he had done battle that he
had been deserted BY the people Ae had taken
She Geld for. and nov The peculiar class Of poi.
iisians who had Joined against him would be
encouraged to hunt after him to pot him QUE
sfthe way, he felths waste Be %sllsnosd, and
he 4 snow silcnosd forever.
Particulars Of Ale Ilnsss. s.
On Tuesday last AFTER Bis fan uIon che nsld.
Mr. Brodoriok was carefully removed to the
residence Of LeonidaS Haskell, Rq., on Black
Point, where he was attended BY several o. the
moat ehilitul nurgsina Of The city. and his bad
side watched by devoted fhsnds who noted
ovsry change In the beating Of his pulse eve y
difficult breath, every muFmsr Of HE lips. As
we have already sta,sd tho symptoms At a
late hour on Thursday night we're regarded
az more favorable, and his friends we're filled
with hope.
A aAapgs fer ths Worgt.
The wounded mar continued in abons the
same condition without any nOticesbis change
until about II s'olOok to-nigk: when be was
rousod from the state 81 semi consciousness
In which he had lssa for several hours and vas
seized with 3 succession Of aOhvulslons cAus-
cd by Intense pain, which prOstra,ed his lit
To remaining strength and left him ute rly
helpless.
Hs Death.
After tho commissions passed of, Mr.. Broder-
lex wAs,oomparitiyOly free from pain aud sauk
back into a l~ethargio state, which proved TO DO
the precursor Of his dissolution. lie retained
his consciousness until about 2 O'clock ysster-
day morning, when his reason failed, and be
no longer recognised his attendants. The
hand Of death was resting upon him the
watchers at his bedside saw and felt that IL
was so, and with fearful eyes they looked at
each other and at the thin pale face Of the dy.
ing man. The minutes moved slowly in that
breathlsss suspense. His lifc-stream obbod
slowly away, and at 20 minutes past 0 o'clock
yesterday morning the golden bowl wss bro
KEN" Tbs soul Of one Of oarth's houored
sons had been called by the hand who gave II
and the form which II had once minated with
the fires Of hope and courage, and manly am
bition was left upon the couch q lump Of cold
animate clGy-Brodsriek was dead.
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SIOUX CITY,
FOOT IND SHOE STORE.
BY
SAMUEL kRuM

THE undersigned has removed his establish
ment to his new building. on PsaEi Street,
u few doors west Of Tostls's store, where he
Is now prepared with a large and superior
stock Of leather. etc etc., to execute all
work 10 his line. in a superior style Of the
art. Employing none but the best Of work
men, and giving his personal attention to the
business, he can safely warrant all his work.
RepairinE done on short notice
SAMUEL KRUNMANN.
Nov. Z. 1869. II
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