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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY.

MEssRs ZIEGLER & ECKHART, OF the
vi Dakota City Pottery, take the present
opportunity Of saying 70 the Merchants and
the public generally, that they viii continue
IN the business as heretofore, and having in,
creased their facilities are able 20 mauufac-
ture a larger amount Of stone ware and Of
the best quality, Returning thauks for the
liberal patronage bestowed urou rfe old firm
they respectfully solicit O. continuance of no
same, snd they viii en- eavor 20 retain fl r,
prompt execution Of heir orders. 10 which
they will carefully attend al all t:mes. Give
them call.
DasotA City, " T, Nov. T.. ls50-tE
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Containing the life Of Daniel Webster, the
great American Statesman. with numerous
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the following Illustration:
Young Daniel 10 the saw mill Webster
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at Fsnueil Hal Mansfield the re.i au..
Webster Wcus'gr on his faro.
The life Of Ilsui- Cliy, t,C uul-t., f.,
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the life Of Lnytayette, with nine illustrations ;
the life Of Penn with niue Illustrations the
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the Yankee Tea Party, aud other stories OF
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18
And RON,
By order Of tAs President, T. 81 WOOD
CL4RK, ue gre Notice,

That If The above Is not complied with In ak
ty day., the resolutions Of the company will
be enforced, and all the stock of the compa-
ny L tbs assessment are not paid on, will
be sold to pay the liabilities Of the company +;
as all the property Of the city within the
bounds, to wit from Eln Stfest to Vine
Street and from and from 9th street TO Goth
street, has been entered by the Mayor, and
all outside that by Trustees and the time
for procuring WARRANTED deeds Of these parties
closes within six months from the date Of
their entry and all the property not decided
will be forfeited. SHAREHOLDERS AND
CREDITORS will take warning that on the
9th day Of January, A D 1860, sIl the stock
with all the property not then covered by deed
in Dakota City, will be sold to the highest
bidder, and the debt Of the company settled
up, if only q dividend is declared.
N. B. We would further say that those
who have not obtained deeds TO the lets drawn
on their shares, can obtain the same by cal
ing upon the Secretary and paying the as
sessment due
". H. s. HUGHES
J D, ". CRoCKwFLL, Seerctary.
Agent
Dakota City, n. T. Nov. 9Th 1853.
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THE DOLLAR DEALER
FyR
$780,
NEW ~FGiUNE-NEW typ

HeyerL ,-,I PuDItuuou Day
a Democratic Ticket 1t mas f,Ilh.~
single-hSnded against all opposi ion, unv
aas gained Il National Circulation and a
tiOnal Reputation From Main 10 Ca
the Plain Dealer is known and ren'
never was in so good a condition p-eHnlarI-
or in better pluck politically, to fghg tho tat-
ties of Democracy than now. For the CON
i%ng..year it will be particularly devoted 10
POPULAR s~oYEEEleNITY ATp TUE p~Rrr,uEyCY
1t has against high authority, dor., TO cd.
vocste the right of ''the people ofe Territory
as well az q State, to regulate their dorLe5u-
institutions in their own way" aud 4. will
continue 10 do so against said high authority
'the world, the flesh and the devil" AE..-s.
oil Leoomptot Constitution, Slave Cod a.
the re Open'd ot he Slave Trade, this 2 ?
is doVotecly isiicaJed from this time, hence
forth forever
Come one come all This rock shall 81
From ItS irm base "a soon as | "
Besides the current News Of The Dey, o.
Plain Dealer will contain in each number
TALE, COrrespon isucu from a host Of --rF
hutors, and Geographic Reports froa oil e.1i
OF the World.
The Commercial Department will be- una
the sole charge Of Jas. Bruk'nshire E,Q "
is Acknowledged 10 be one VI the bsst Mari .
Reporters In the country.
The Local Department viii be gr0 Jed 9'
by that. original and laughter pr yrr. g r
Artemus Ward ESQ, whose LuJ D.. JOBS .
Oddities aud Qualities, are alone wol.a q I'll
price Of the paper. In short "earg P-tpaI
TO present one Of the
tn Ssatst and CeopsSt FaH2y Ner- Isr 81
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GOLD PENS REPAIRED.

Driee 30 cents. Enclose pen in a letter
J. with cash or postage stamps, and by re-
turn Of NAH you will receive the pen as good
as new.
Address Z. Elliot, Syracuse, n. Y.
Any person giving the above three inser-
tons and sending me = marked copy, shall
receive one Of my best pens by mail. 81
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NOTICE.
GREENE, WEARE AND BENTON,
Bankers, Dealers In Exchange and
Land Agents,

COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
MOTIFS AND BILLS COLLECTED AND RENTED
y q any port % tho United states.
Money resolved on doposit, and interest allowed.
Eastern or southern DrAos furnished In sums 70 suit
purchasers.
change.
Loans e~ ctsd on good security.
Taxes p q ttlss examined, and Real Estate bought
aud sold on Commission.
Lands entered for settlers aud time given hr pSy.
ment -
once opposite Pacific House, in west lower ioru Land
Ohce,
REFERENCES:
y. 4. J9sup, 4 Co,
" barney a O., Bankers, pubaqus, lows.
Cook A Sargent, Bankers, Davenport I6va
S~ulbertou A Reno, Bankers Iowa City, Iowa
tooplo's bauk, New York CITY.
hSt'hem, Rogers 4 Bennett BaukeEs, New York City.
SSSldon, Nithsrs A Co, Washington, g.
h"n' 'nas' Mason, Con. OF Patents, Wsshtngtgn.
ma " Dodge, s. u, s., Burlington, Iowa.
" loucs, " Dubuque, Iowa.
N'H0~'N Nlrva
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18
NOTICE.
To SHAREHOLDERS gFrar,rv in Dot5.
CIR. enl olLsrs:

To SHAREHOLDERS @Frsr,ry in Dot5.
Cry, and o,hs-5:
There have been teytral assessment made
from time 70 time, 20 dsfrsy he expeus,a Of
the company, = large proportion Of which has
not been paid Snd 10 case the ssms lie not
paid the resolutions Of the company will be
enforced against ell who have Dot or will
not comply Immediately. The books Of the
company have been kept in such a manner,
that vouchers will have 10 be presented by
those who have paid that their shares may
be properly credited.
One assessment sas made, October 6th,
1865. for 81 800, one October 7th, 1853, for
$500, one June 9th 1867, for $500, one
July 9th, 1867, for $500, one September
9th 1867, $1,000, Que June 18th 1858, for
$500. Total, $4,000.
The whole amount Of assessment N each
share Of stock Of the Dakota City Company,
and the shareholders will remember, that In
che articles Of incorporation. all the private
property Of the Stakeholder is boand for the
ASSESSMENTS made against tho share register
cd 10 bis name, or hat be nsy hold.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18
NOTICE.

TO Il II. CuAFFE, aud al ousrs rLom il
may concern.
srR-You are hereby notified that I shall
appear before b. Bates, Mayor OF Dakota
City, on the 2Sth day Of November, 1859, and
demand Of him, as Mayor, a conveyance Of
Lot No ~, in Block TIA. a. ! e!s;al title TO
the same. Al which time and place you can
appear and contest my right so 70 DO.
ANDREW STEWART.
Dakota City, Nov, 4 1859. sH
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18
LEGAL NOTICE.
TO WINTHROP BLAKE

TO WINTHROP BLAKE
You will take notice, ths; on the 18Th Jay
Of September 1859, q petition was flod ny
ThomAsT ]. Collier, in the eerks oGoe OF the
third judicial District Of the Territory Of Ne
braska, for the county Dakots, against your
selfEud Amos (, Parker, etatipE iva substance
that 90 the 2lst day Of July 1863 | purchased
az ssid Amos 8 Parker a certain Military
Bouuty Lsud Warrant, Number eA,874, Tor
100 acres, issued under the act Of Congress Of
1iaroh III 1865, 70 said Winthrop Blake, and
was Sold aud assigned by said Blake to said
Amos S, Parker, an that said warrant was
soll and nud assigned by said Parker to me,
tho said Thomas I Collier; and that on the
2lst day Of July 1869 lost the said Land
WarrBnt, that ] have not in any manner sold
~ assigned The said warrant 20 any person or
e soma that 7 have not received n oousiders-
IN for 4 said warrant OF any description;
4 that / INA now the legal owner Of said
,rr-u'. sud fh,tthr legal ute and ownership
'"s-, Warrant oe s~tiudged 20 be in me. Ana
.ou are b, -ey required to appear aud answer
Cr demur 10 >oia petition on the first day Of
the rext term Of the Distric; court, fer said
county to be held A. Dakota city on the 7th
day o.. Mover nel, a D. 1869.
THOMAS T. COLLIER,
A.. a cry October LIST 7. T.. 8w
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NOTICE.

To WILLIAM 3. PAREELL.
BIs.-You arc hereby notified TO appear be-
fore tho ReEist er and Receiver Of the Land
once a., Dakota city on Saturday Dec. 18th
u o'clock A. 81 al which time and place will
prove my right to enter by presumption the
north bali Of he north vest quarter Of section
eight tsl Township tWenty-eight [2sl Range
nine ~ East JACOB VAN AUKB
Dakota city Nov, 20 1859.
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AZ . Meeting Of tho Dakota City Company
held June 18th, 1854 there was q resolution
paAssd ordering the President TO give notice
70 all tbs Shareholders to pay the amount
due within sixty days, or 80 default Of pay
ment all the stock on WhiSh the assessments
vers not paid In sixty dsys, from the date
thereof. should DO sold 20 the highest bidder,
and the assessment paid and the ovsrplus II
any, to be subject to the order Of tAC Share
holders.
On the Esd day Of Auguut 1883, there was
another resolution passed, giving the Presi-
dent power 70 do What was most expedient in
his Judgment With the property and assets Of
the Company, to meet the liabilities Of the
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-18

n he 2lst day o. July, 1859 a Military
Bounty Land Warrant Number e4S74. for
100 aeres, Issued under the act Of March 81
800 70 winthrop Blake, Any person finding
the said Warrant Will be literally rewarded hy
the sSme Al my Office 10 Dakota civ.
Febrsshs Territory.
IhomasT Collier.
Dakota City Aug 2otd 1859 -slw
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NOTICE.

/ s hereby given 10 al .=x payers in Dsko,s
coauty n T that I will be at Dakota Citv
on Saturday Nov 26th, and every Saturday
thereafter until farther notice, to receive their
taxes, which sre noS due An are therefore
requested TO call and settle forthwith, Office
hours from 8 A. NJ. 70 4 P. NJ.
NJ P~INKERTON
County Treasurer.
Dakota city N T., Nov, l9th le59-s2w
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NOTICE.

srsb5 given 90 an pur-oEs having C'alfrs srsinst
4 Nlteh. eli der late ~ Dakota county. deceased thst
hsy are requlrsl 20 ee shc sane together Nth me
sobshers thsreofiu the Uhcs Of tte Probate Court ar
I'D -nuuty, IN the Territory q Nei rasks, On or tyore
b. ent cav Of January lsb0
,si,,B sud.r ny band loo trsl hFirE provided by
ed ssanty a. tbs omee) this ash day Of October,
TIioz O ColLIER
Ilobsts Jrfrr sfIrE-I lN fF'v.
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OUR STOCR CONSISTS OF IL


Dry Goods, Dress Goods Muslins bleached and
Lincey. Prints Of all Kinds. NIerinos. Checks,
t'isn L,nnens' AaolV o'o'hS' Ctssn' &C. &C
Laules 1nnNis VI ~ sAoo' CpS'nS' ea'Ineus;
Hose, Half Hose ollen Yarn and Mems
Country-knlt SooN hildren's Hose go, SO.
Also a large STOC CLOTHING, such IS
Overcoats, Uundero Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Uudershirts, Drawer. *. Also a splend-
for Men. Woman and Jbildren. We are able
in this line 70 fit the smallest as well as the
largest Foot.
Also Hats and Caps Of all Sorts and Sises.
an n heavy stock of Groceries, in which will
,tound the following sdllcles.
Smear s,,..s
~ CO.
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AEgusA KoHHss. RsrnIR Ectptss. WiRtasn Hour,U
KOUNTYE BROTHERs,
BANKERS AND REAL EST lTB AGENTS,
Ana Dealers In Exchange q Coin.
Exchange solS On hs Principal CiGss IN EproFs
AFBuy, sell and locate Land warrants7Ea
OMAHA CITY, y l. To- DAKOrA ClTV, n. ?.
CPEcTAL attsot!ou Riysu 70 the oollsgNon q debts
y and 70 the payment OF taxes Ia Nebraska aud Iowa
Money loaned for Aastoru Capitalists, Interest paid
on time deposits.
Lands and town property bought aud sold.
lAuds entered on timo for actual ~ssttlers-
Government lands selected nnd located With warrants
or cHAh, on c1uimission, or Coz o share Of the prOhts, In
the OMAHA, DAKOTA, NEBRASEA CITY BROWN.
YiLLK Districts, IN SebrAska, and tho COUNCIL
BLCFFS and SIOUX CITY Districts Ia Iowa.
Lands In Omaha, NCbraska city aud BroWnyiilc die
tricts, will 10 In market on And aud after September hrst
1858. Those In Council BluGs aud Sioux City Dlstrtcts
are now In market,
Good references given At all the phnolpsl points IN
the States. nS9tE
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C'svol,rt oaa'.
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Give US a call and be convinced that Da.
kots City is tho place to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
WANHINGTnN NRNa.

" AahlhefoAi Dec. 81
Gen. Scott declares hat Major Audsrson's 3
movement 81 Chsrleston had been made
without consultation with him, and Wheth-
er in accordance With instructions from
the President he could not say, He oonsid
cred that Ia q siratigetioal point OF view
Major Anderson had done perfectly right,
as he was nov In position which he could
maintain, which was not the case at Fort
Moultrie, where bis small force could have
been overcome I'M a short time.
ilremains to be seen whether Major An
derson has acted under orders or on his own
responsibility.
L has been ascertainod with certainty
that a majority Of the Republican members
Of Congress are ready 70 guarantee the re-
peal Of The Personal Liberty bills. lf the
South is indispesed to meet the concessions
proposed, the Republicans contend that il
cen only be through determination TO re-
ject all compromises.
Il is understood that Gov. Brown, Of
Georgia, had solicited from the Secretary Of
WaT. and had Obtained years leave Of
absence fer Col Hardee, late Commandant
AZ West Point, to 60 70 Europe to purchase
guns and munitions Of war for the State Of
Georoin
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WAA4tuarou Dec. %.

WAeHiNGToN, Dec. 2s.
The news Of the capture Of Fort Moultrie
and Castle Pinokney reached the Admin
istration while In the Cabinet meeting TO-
day. Tue Commissioners from South Cas-.
olina are ia conference with them. The
Commissioners demand that the troops be
RithdraWu Immediately, or this shall be
their last interview, and they will return 10
South Carolina and prepare for the worst,
The pi ioposals for the i've millions Of
Treasury notes, under the recent cot Of
Congress- were opened to-day al the Treas,
ury Department The bids were FOR less
than two milliona hve hundred thousand
dollars, at an average Of IL per cent. inter.
est The following are the bids;
]. Warner, Of New York, and Others
take S60,0 at26 per cent; Field s Me-
Lane, do, SO 600 at Is per cent; Field 4
McLAne, do, $1,000 at 80 per cent; John
Dane, Of Washington, $50, 900 At per
cent John 7. Wright Of New York, 81, 200
ct Z per cent; John P. Langdon, OF Yer.
mont, s., 600 at 81 per cent; Jas. F. Lang
don, do, 5000 ct l99 per cent; Amos
Townsend, Cashier Of the New Haven Bank,
$4,000 a. s percent; do, $4,000 at 9 per
cent; do, s., 1000 at So per cent; Samuel
Bebke, Of New York, $4,000 at 8 per
cent; william E. Brown, do, $1,000 at
7 per cent; do, $500 at 8 per cent;
j. 2. Huntington, Of New York, $50, 900 at
1s per cent; do, $4,000 At "a per cent !
Bank Of Commerce do, for self and others,
Sl56,OO0 az 81 per cent; L, NJ, Swarm, do,
$4,000 ct is per cent; Farmers Bank Of
Lancaster, Pa, ,S7, 900 at 8 per cent? do, S.
600 ct 81 per cent; do, $4,000 at 10 per
cent; P. 5. and A. Stewart, Of New York,
SLB,OO0 al y per cent; do, $50, 0,O0O at y
4 per cent; do, $50, 900 at u per cent; Ed J
King, de-, $1,000 At 10 per cent; do, $4,000
81 y per cent; Field and McLate, DO, So
0OO at S6 per cent; do, S7o,00U Et "a per
cent; +. Carlion, do $4,000 at 70 per
cent; G. S. Bishop DO; $4,000 at 8 per
cent; DO, $4,000 ct 81 per cent; do $20,r
600 at 10 per cent; F. Ps Kannea do, S36,
600 at l2 per cent; do, SAG, 00o at Is, per
cent; do, S25, 600 at q per cent; do,
S25, 600 At l5 per cent; do, Sl0O, 900 al
"A per cent; Geo. H. Morgan, do, S2O00o
at 81 per cent; Sayere and Bro, do, $780,
900 at 10 per cent; Levi BosWcrth, DO,
81, 600 at 10 per centj Levi Hasbrouok, do,
5000 at 8 per cent; Wm. Destron, do,
SIC, 600 ct 103 per cent. No awards have
yet been made, the Secretary Of The Trea-
sury having the bids under advisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
CH1RLEsTON CONvENTI0N.
cHAaLEsrOs, Dec. 2s.


The Convention met at u o'clock.
Mr. Rhett spoke on the report Of the
Committee who had under consideration
the address to the people Of the Southern
States, and also on the ordinance for the
formation Of Southern Confederacy He
said the object was 70 ensure speedy
organization for 3 permanent protec-
lection Of our rights. Texas and Arkansas
were a. lasf soting il favor Of the propo-
sition. He advocated The election Of double
the number Of Representatives to the gen.
eral Convention s. were in the present
Congress, and vas in favor of the adoption
Of articles Of confederation for o provis-
ional government
In the secret session yesterday Mr..
Meminger, to whom had been referred the
resolution of the Committee on Citizenship,
reported an ordinance that every person re.
siding in South Carolina ct the time Of its
secession from the United States, whether
as born q resident or q naturalized citizen,
shall continue until death citizen Of
South Caroline, unless q foreign residence
be established or notice Of intent be given
Of expatriation also that All free whites
born within the territory Of the State or
those born outside the territory whose faith
er was then citizen, shall be deemed citi.
Eens; also persons from any one ofthe Q. s.,
who, within twelve months from the Sc
cession Of this State, shall reside within its,
territory with the intention Of remaining,
shall, upon taking the oath Of allegiance, be
declared a citizen; also, that citizens of 9th.
er States coming here after the expiration
of one year from the date OF BeCeBBIU6 and
actually residing seven months with the
intention Of remaining shall become a eiti-
zen upon taking the oath Of allegiance
also, all free whites entering the military,
naval Or civil service Of thsstate shall be-
come citizens upon taxing the oath Of al,
-
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active FreiRhis are q shade drmer and this checks
the Inquiry Tor shipment. Market closing with hold
ssles iss0j 6bi, ATS Si25 fof saperfno state;
S0,tU05tiQ Tor extra ntatei to,o@o,a ior auperhne
western; aud t560es5,70 for shipping brands extra
round hOnpod Ohio
CANADIAN FIeUR-seaFee and triae bet.
ter Sales are 400 bbs at Se,'o97,O0 for common TO
RYE FLOUR selling in moderate way At
S,2id {, no for common 90 choice snperhne.
CORN MEAL Market without special change
sales are 25Q bbs a. SSi5 for Jersey Ssh9S5s Tor
WIiisK Y-Mafket opened firm and elasod ra,h.
er heavy Sales arc $50 bbls a. ls8lgAoi chieha at
WHEAT-Market opened with holders disposed
10 lnS!t on better prices, but with fFmer freight
market, shippers aru holding back aud At the close
days Gnotatious sales are iS.edo bu common 10
choice OhicaRo spring nt Sl,l7l,2I 36,0n bu inir
@ sSI To, ~ PFas1 N q @ @ S p, aIlgss It.
sl'W@htst s,spe canada club AZ Si,2s winter red
wheat nomlnd At 81 ,s5.
liARL LEY-Dull aad nouilnaly At 65glsnc,
NDRNTln pfvtiy COED export demand and mar
mixed Westorn 10 store and delivered; closing with
sales IN store et 70c.
nATs-Only IN moderate request at s7@374o Tor
pOR K-Markot hrm and demand mOderate.-
Sales $50 bbls at Sl6sI for old mesa Sl6uo for
new do; SO,25 for old prime; Sl20l for new do.
BEEF-Market dull and unchanged. Sales are
225 bbls At Ss0O90O0 tor repacksd niessi Sl0609ll
PRIME 1IESs RERF-DpII and nominal.
BEEF u AMe-Dul and heavy with sales AZ
Gun afRATS-Duli and heavy with small sales
al 81 l06d shoulders; 9ffefc hams.
PRESSED LIOsss1,Qniet g e]4@6Ne.
ON-3al9dsrate request, Sales are 200 boSes
! long clear lear middles n s'ac,
sales arc 800 hbls At I005iejle ior prime western
BUTsrER- Selling slowly At leel4c tor Ohio,
CHFFSF- Steady At ealoge. 9.