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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-12-29
EhRiNI. i WILSON \ BRO.
IMPORTERS AND De .sLER>

WINES, LIQCo2s AND HAVANA CIGARS,
NO. IL II X y SIRE Ell.
fNSA KH.rFcrFuLLY invite tAc a''Yst:y
G|IE5E7Hg Of R=tailers and Bark eepers in general
;zA4I9a71EEi 70 th:.iI extensive stock OF
Hines Bluafies :Lla<, Fancy Eot7ed Liquors and
LIyu,s whic! tor exccency of quality and cheap
ness of price, canot be surpassed by any other
House in the country. Special attention Is invited
20 their Pure German Vinegar, an article not kno"n
at the South, and when once tried no dealer nor
private family VILE do without.
ALSO-Best Ialine Wines, for tabl use first
qu:.lity Sardines.
July 2i, dsw If
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-12-29

Jun,cnors M1srAxE-A minister fo,lnd one Sab
bath notice OF public meeting which Ia I'd been cut
from the Saturdays newspaper, and placed IN MS
desk for him to read to his congregation But by
a strange coincidence there happened to be printed
On the other side of the same slip the advertisement
Of a certain shoedealer, prominent member of his
church, and other side, as the advertisement met
his eye, the.good man thought it was expected he
al he announced at the usual point for reading
notices, that-"George S B. keeps CONSTANT,
on hand, and f r sale large and well selected as
sortment of boots and shoes, which he will sell lo'
i fur cash at No-- street :" and added "8rothe
r. is 4 worthy member of this church an'
society and deserving the patronage Of this conSre
| CATION The grateful astonishnaent of Brother
may better be imagined than described.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21
NOW THE mOORs AND sPANEARDS
NLEuI.

Ga the 25,h, NJ Eve o'clock Ia the morn
lug, says q letter from the Spanish camp,
four g]0mpeujos Of the regiment Of She Madrid
Chissours, marched t0Wuri Sierra DO BUli1ne
90 rtcoHu0itUc. Suddenly upwards Of Eve
hundred Moors, were seen rapidly advancing.
These were followed soon by others, and nj
together they amounted 90 four thousand
Tho Spnuiarls Immediately fired, cgusing
gteHt havoc among thC enemy, hut seeing
they were coming on with great u%lacTity, Echa-
que ordered an attack with the bayonet, when
the N0ors divii, themselves into two bodys
enc 90 resist the charge OF the spanish infantry
the other t' n,taok the redoubt that hal heca
bum = few hours before. The first body was
completely routed nc The charge Of the Castil-
Jan ChasBeur5, sud aed iu confusion to the
mouutajns. The other body was more mum
rroUa, and their FIRE Was concentrated exglu-
siyeiy on IN Acfondors OF the redoubt-
Echague ordered u square TO no formed aaj
at the imp7toous Charge Of the Moors, the
soldiers Of the square retired. The enemy
imagining they were flying, rushed impetu- .
ously against the square, which opening itself
on & sudden, dlsOlosod battery. More than
two hundred Moore persisted. Another div
ls'yH came then aud preyentei the Moors
ircm escaping The night became q h0rii
hutohery the M3ovs threw AWAY their mus-
kets and fought with their peculiar long dag
gers, called "gumias.' The Spanish soldiers
found them=elges q2i.e 90 ha5e ig this sort
struggle. They also tarew away lh.ir rifles
aud sieaed their "navsj,s." Nothing could
equal the ferocity Of the c1mhatants. Ny
friend says tits quito impossible O. form $50
adequate idea Of this eight One Spanish sol
der Slew three Noo's with his knife, and yet
he had his face dreadfully cat by the ''gum-
Ias.' ,,any bad their eutrui,s hanging ou
their legs, aad went ou more aerc,.y tasn
ever. Not a grosn was then % no heard -
artillery men, chassours and cycn Of
dJors, were Sighting knife in hand. Two
Moors we're killed In this savage
and nearly "a yhouslnd f~eariuily
wounded The Spanish loss was also very
great,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

The hin approP Eating One Thousand Del,
lars TO build 8 bridge over Biacsbird Creek,
met with bitter opposition ffop ,hc South
Platte members, and we regret that some en-
d%rayored TO make it a sectional question. We
ere glad 20 remark several exceptions. hoWey-
or, and Mr. Drodhcad in particular.
This gentleman having been severely cen
sured by some Of his constituents we venture
O. SarI Ia his justification, We believe Mr..
Groihe.J BIAS pursued q fair, liberal policy.
ugteg'y beren Of toatiohalism, throughout the
entire session OF the late Legislature. II we
mistake not, the generous course pursued by
tAis gentleman, and a few others with hu
will prove OF more service, In time to come.
20 tha South Platte, than the entire lsbors Of
Those who so severely criticised bis as,ion
Sir. Brolbe.d voted for Omaha as the place
Cor holding the constitutional Convention and
'ae people Of Otoe oousurei him fo- that;
though 30 was generally conceded that the
bin for S,Zt1 organization would have been
beaten wish amy other place than Omaha Tor
holding the Convention. Besides, ia any form
she success 81 The bin was very uncertain
during the carly part OF tac session,
Mc. Br0dhead iuCylucsl the bin The SOC.
1nd iay of the sess on. 1t was o. South
Platte scheme and pot measure vi many Of
arotbead's oonsutIents aud ho c,~rtai1ly.
.azat 60 be justified at home in making con,
s~.ssiozs 90 render the passage Of tue Dill sa.o
aol certain.
a.. ven kuo7a taat he secured vote, Tor
the bin by voting tor the B.aas0iri bridge
wc bore our southern friends van render
j~a-tice where BE- Is dug. VI, hope tSey may
.5Fset tLe s%aot.yu-. ieuI, but IL they 20 NOT,
,e beg Co remind them shat tao Upper
.ouatry " lie neithsr Omaha nor is She an
.ppcndaeo 70 the northern slorc cftAe rlst
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

Url.... steamer Ab -a.l le1r il. Hos ID
liyryes. aN sis .Grr-e Add FaFsr. were LOST
1ui BIZ. himself va. saved. De Uue. h1Ftror
ll.r'c3 ui,iriclagti.m. and having 20 stop
% H.ra died there Gust neiosc i'7 death,
ao made bis secretary write Go bic nephew 60
beg bin 60 come ir sl haste lut the sccr,-
terry, so ,rosIue .hat fs would make a new Will
i1 favor OF the latter, mad having "a spite
against him, iis not send tae letter. When
be made THE confession the OK SECRETARY was
go bis death bed, and be prayed the priest 90
do what hc could TO repair his wrong Sir i
EErrton FRI now shout 20 eudoavor TO ohtsin
90 Ia Grasse and Cannes. Information as to
the precise spot Ia which the vessel went down
he hopCs that the trunks II his deceased un-
Gle may atll be intact, and thpt in one Of them
he can find the will. A company is being
organized Gt London TO assist him in qstiug
up the vessel He has consented to advance
cS0, 000i 10 English money towards the expsn-
ses, and to give 5000, OOOf, out Of his inbori-
lance if the will be found IT the bottom Of the
ocean. In the lost vessel were large sums IN
money and other articles Of value belonging 90
other persons; and the question has arisen
whether the Eugliah company may not retain
oil the wealth il may hsh.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

..u ....rJ o. Es-l. DID. suI 100 sounded
f.rs 90 tie r.uu'." ril die. Sat very much
b.. larger nrutpr viii s1ryi7a.
.-guga.l ~ SAUNDERS Ir Mayor.
IosroS, J%suusry %.
The Lawrence catastrophe Cgsts gloom
over The city TN. Hon David Scare urtsii-
cd .t o meeting ct twenty gentlemen 90 day
Who suhaciibyd $1,000 Tor The relief of the
-ufcgrrs. who appi0uicI p committee o. Soc
.icit further c0ntrj1It. ra. Trains Co Law
renee are crowded. A-tr.Hr force 20 reporters
are 0u tie ground and Che accounts read lre
v0.gminoua. lu. really aErrd little news
John Ward, operative .H tas cafdiLg room o,
tbo second a.ory. rhn vas uiraculCus'y saved
eiushis rife. who worked near him describes
his escape az follows. Was in the carding room
with 'hc second o~ycrseor lighting up. twas
Eve on ton minutes before five. We had but a
few burners lighted when we suddenly heard
O loud laundering crash overhead, and looking
up cav the shaitiug coming down upon us
all over the room. Terrified, ! stood fastened
to the spot, although I knew the building was
coming on me. When ! heard the oyerseer
shout, tried TO jump cut Of the rubbish, but
something struck INC sgEsel"ss. When ! came
90, / fouud myself IN the rubbish covered with
blood from the wounds on my face. Finally,
craglcd up and got to the top and found a
lot Of ruins hanging over me. which liked to
have taken my life, but IeuCceeded in getting
ont. / passed dead girl and two manglod
bodies. When first waS knocked down, / fell
under p heavy grinding stone which was too
hrHvy 90 give way o. the weight ab0 We
Weird found his Wis at the City Hsll.
The following ia one Of the heart-rc ending
medicines:
Margaret Hamilton eyed "A years. This
was her FIRST d1y's work. Hcr devoted moth
or attended Der aud when asked what Hju-
res her darghtur received. replied, her arm
is broken qua htr urag 90 rruEUu Uue, oh my
God!- bcge tha Door woman burst into tears
my poor darling ig I'll broken. The unior-
tunato girl died 90 day The daughter was
the main support other mother and four chill
drcu.
Miss Olive Bridges, Of CaIais Maine, who
worked in the 9Th story, seized the hosting
chain Of the elevator and went safely down,
and escaped %uuiujured. Before the building
caught FIRE, a number Of those Imprisoned be-
meath could be seen and converted With
Drink and Refreshments, in some instances,
we're passed 10 them. When the Gre spread
over the ruins, they found escape hopeless
and bid adicu to friends, aud in several cases
gave directions as to the disposal Of iSeir
effects. ia one part Of tie building q hole
was battered through q wall end through il
could be seen three young women who said they
were not at all injured. One thrusthcr arm
through tho ma l aperture, aad begged to DO
drawn through but before the aperture could
be made large enough the flames drove the
men away and the prisoners pariahsd.
a jury WAS summoned, who after receiving
the dead, Gli5urHel uu!il tomorrow.
The Insurance un Che Psa.b5rt.u Mills was
$40, 600, said TO De aEoinat d-e only.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

The LoudoH Tiiaeic contain a powerful lead
or advocating a grant Of c / 1000, 900 s~terliuq
for the defense OF England. 1t isn't at ell
apprehonsiye about Louis aboloon. butthinks
the works are necessary for futuge IS well as
present generations.
Philadelphia isan unhappy place for married
people. During tbeyear 1856 applications for
divorce were filed, and 7Ooouple were disuui-
tat.
A proposition has been introduced in the
Virginia House OF Delegates, to impose a tax
on all bachelors over thirty years OF ago-the
money to be appropriated to the education Of
poor children
Homespun is becoming all the rage in Yir.
ginia. Most Of the members Of the Legisla-
turc, und all aspiring patriots p]atronize ex-
olusiyely the home made articles. Updsr
this stimulus, wooden factories me multi
lying exceedingly in The venerable common
wealth.
The Speaker Of the House Of Delegates of
Virginia Prssidca in a suit ofhomespun, man
ufaotured in his own reighboFhood. Last
week, one Of tho members perpetrated matri-
mouy. All Of the bridal party were arrayed
in Virginia cloth.
Awomauin Buffalo went out on Monday with
her infant in her arms, wrapped up in a thick
wooden shawl When she returned home, her
child was dead, having been sufocated b, the
e.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21
uILIsPAssED

We src glad TO De able to state that our
Territorial Legislature passeda Homestead
Exemption bin. We have not seen a copy Of
IL yet but grdor-tsni the amount Of property
exempted if $500.
A law granting Stays on executions was
slRo passed
A bin, s@pproTriatiug $1,000 to build =
bridge over BlnckAird Greek, on the Omaha
Receive passed., with considerable difficulty.
Il vas 81 vital Importance 80 the interests Of
Northern Nebraska, ana to our Representa-
uves much credit IS due Tor tho energy snl
perseverance, they Displayed IN getting il pass
60 t7 r.ua more chan % Col Bates.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21
An EXTRAORDINARY srnRY.

The following strange story appears in the
Union da Var Sir Edward Egerton, nephew Of
Sir Robert Peel, has just le.t Nice for Grasse.
This young mau has been occupied for several
years in procuring the Information necessary
70 discover a will made by one of his u%pclgs,
leaving him a tortuae estimated a. thirty-tWo
uilious-part OF tue toStune consisting Of
thirty houses 40 London, and ana entire street
10 E%a,nburg The will after the death Of the
t]UsJator could not be found, and 81 attempts
90 discover it were fruiuess. In August last
abe Rev. Mr. HiumeL, q Catholic priest %
pulin received ln confession o. declaration 90
the following effect: The oPuleat t~estatgr,
,oIro time ago sailed fer Italy iu tie Vile &c
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

a Row.-Night before last the usuelrr ,.t
town Of C%ovingion was the scene Of ss,,-. ,
knock downs and punches-whishev prn,t..
and double listed punches at an hour vl.n
church-yards yswn and honest folks ARE
bed. Anumbsr Of persons Of both scxs. ,,I
Of Divers nationslities, habits and t,
mentg, congregated under some ro~.e-,,
ly-to ance,-rcfnedly-to trip il in ,,o
light, fantastic toe. On went The dana, r...I
an enthusiastic disciple Of TerpsicLa7o.
had worshiPed at The shrine Of Bacchus Won,
often during the evening, propelled a q'prsr.
bread missile ut the devoted head egaL5.
fair. She suddenly vaEed Broth, and her
gallant, to show his devotion, " rhaleIp the
protector Of gingerbread.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21
pgLauArEs Eo gHE sosesgy"-
AL...- -IL-- --L----

Who .aaH bc llc delegate. GIL. Goo .aaat.a.
t0ual convention from Northern Nebraska p
Dakota county i- slotted three 5sltra'oa old
che rlru,.r OF rfglr. Cr3sr and LTar aaj
C,..fswe who shal ze .ha..,. As i.iy
..a 4~uas.tan oi ,gu.idOal.r Jer'.a,a,c us
..u ss u.r,-.co 60 uae.s rao have le
n..rs ~s.'lsrs o. this portion ,r Ncbl3-Es 20
.oari. 10 isboog,s as 90 look before ve leap.
D.le.a.cs can rot De selected with too much
rsra. or an ne representative that are sc-
ls..f hy people those 90 form o Cousti'u
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

MEXICAN MUSTANG LIRIMENT
E1RDM rich ana poor, bond and free all coioT5, grades
Ia0d conditions Of i.o, we hear Tho aamo moea Of
praise awarded tlia wonderful article Sores are healed
pains followed, liYes saved, valuable animals made
useful aud untold Ills ss'uaged by this great medicine
-ltgb H surprisiuE to the judgement Of man. whll
family toss not require a standard Eminent Who
ever L-as" orihe same effects produced 10y any oihsl
srtic's3 30 cuts, bruises, Sprans, ~EheumGtisr
swelling Strained Horses. SC, 1t has no equal D.
wars Of i~aitati9n- The genuine Mustang Linime. q
is sold by all respectable Druggist and L very Meu iu
every town, parish oudhamlet throughout North sad
South America, Europe ana tho Islands Of the Oc,au
Buy Ct once.
BARNES e PARK Proprletars, New YORK.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21
no sPEAIEER VET.

We havo Washington dates to the 18Th no
Speaker elected up that time. There was
some talk Of the Republicans dropping shcr
man and taking up Hickman, Anti. Lecompt-
on. Seward advised than to support CorEiu
or Gilmer. Douglas and Seward appeared in
their seats on the 9th. The Democrats were
voting for Hamilton Of Texas, and determined
on taking up a new man each day until the
list Of a7ailabie candidates was exhausted.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21
NOTICE.

NOLniSIis lsIn5srs, Sailors (or their tgiiolcs or
- orphan rkuirfHl who served in any wars or battles,
either iu California OF Gssf1.tsre, p-i0r % HIrcl 81,
1900, or H.T children UL9 ,srrc uEaer n gears rag
1f hl. aIIf, OK Sailors who served on the coast Of Cal
itoruil Boo the Mexican war, win do we'll 10 address rs.
Claims t.Gt have been rejected iu tLe hands of other
ugeLts. havr uatu successful obtained 10y rs. Agents
acting for ms, literally paid. Land Warrants bought
and soli % order, and an business requiring an agent
az NashrngJ0u, attended t.
p B. LLOYD 6 CO.. Attorneys for Claims, Pensions,
Bounty isnd, Sc. Reference % any of the head al
Departments. jan. 7-lUw
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21


rsla- dc ,s5gs bead. Two ucea. so, vo
referred 90 tbo uuvarrlr'ab'e action ,f tt-
Territorial Central Committee, 10 choosing
delegates 60 represent the Democratic party
o. u.Ir Territory at The Charleston Convention.
H. H.aiin. Chairman Central Committee,
dob uut relish tic article. lie pronounced
it severe and u,iust, aud by WY Of explain
irr tl.t Que horse affair n' tLc Herndon,
sss:
uFar the Information Of tho elit5r o. That
paper aud al others intarcsted, 1 would state
that the step was not taken without due C0n-
-|u.,at5u with prominent Democrats from al
part, u the Territory, amongst whom was the
Governor. Chief Justice, and others, whose
u1fi lions make them lCaders Of public seut-
lnrrt and E,sc great weight 60 their o~pinions.
Tho uumanIy iauuealo that perysdes tho
remainder Of the reply is eai,rsly gratui!ous,
aai uuca,lcd iyr - the Subject under coDsid-
r]Irrlou. or ANY circumstances connected There
with We have no acquaintance with Mr..
Rankin, personally, but judging him by the
display Lo makes Of himself 10 this instance,
upae.i,atjrely pronounce bin O "shystor.'
D. 30 bgcomos him TO impugn Ae motives
ur other gentlemen In DIS inno ut,cmrt Go
explain aaay matter chat admits o. no CZ-
llauaGon.
The selection Of lo,uEa'as BY tho Central
Committee was either right OF wrong. i,
right, there certainly h. some rule or usego Of
the party that can lc shown, vorrGnting the
action. Il not, then 81 Was wrong and con.
f|ullatjou With be the Governor, Chief Justice,
AID others, - does NOT better the matter
There is "a way ,aia ioan 10y Democratic usage
.or ths selection % delegates Il Mr. Ran
blo f., not acquainted with the mode he IS
NOT "a proper ptr-on 90 act ns Chairman of ihe
Commute. ~ he &C., and undertakes 90 st.Ge
% fair expression Of the party, ia lho manner
done, he is dishonest, and tLcrforc unfit TO
ue on the Committee. lie iutimatcs he would
concur in any movement by which q fuller
expression Of the party can be obtained. Il
he 81 In earnest, " for the Information Of b
r. Rankin, we will state that at the different
democratic county oonyeutions, 20 De held for
the nomination Of delegates to the Coustitu-
tioual convention, delegates eau be chosen to
assemble 40 the capitol OF tae Territory, cei
then, aud there, make selection ot p~.F.-uH to
80 60 Charleston ar delegates.
Euouiuy that tAe selection OF delegates
VISA not worth o straw, unless we framed -
Constitution and were admitted as y State in
time TO east oar vote az the next Prosidou-
t1) election, amt that M. Rankin was aware
wp would hnyo to vote for aolprptpg 10 uaup
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

"'uET Co.,G, Tusr CoHGr-Whgn tho
Greeks F'fc battling in the noble c.ps, Of
liberty. they at,aEcd their enemies. ue Turks
@"" e'satns they "iay lreomingo Of the hour. D.
L'11''!L' clecEed Lis band, and Eckhart
0"cVI'" '' hie 'notalaar- o!3 er8 nau r,.-
his return from 81. Joseph with a large stocE
Of goods. The oihscss Of this place did net
exercise their lungs by initiating the follow
ers Of Mahomot, and crying " The Greeks, tho
Greeks They come, they oome!' On the
contrary, " more new goods, more new goods 70
vas all the cry.
Those having any doubt about the matter
wi ! just step into the store and enquire.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21
COUNTY CONTENTION.

As We must have 3 County Convention soon,
it will be incumbent on the County Commit.
tee to consult together, and appoint the time
and place. Let this DO done at as carly q day
rs possible. The following namod gentlemen
form the Committee:
j. q Lamysou, Samuel Gamble. A. II. pa.
kcg, Daniel DuEgan, William McKenna.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21
DEATu - THE BISHOP OF PIIL-
AnELPHIA.

The Telegraph brings Us tho sad news Of
the death Of Bishop NeVman, Of Philadelphia,
on the the 9Th inst, of disease Of the heart.
The Right Reverend PROBATE was watkins IL
the street when the mortal ummons came
lie was consecrated on The 2S,h Of Mntoh,
1862 49, Western Banner.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

herald CFFlCE
DAEorA C1rY, January zlsL leoo
WHEAT FLOUR-s1 ,g0at9 90 rrr barrel
CORN NFAL-&l,T5 yer huudG.-
tOhN-tUc per bushtl
pUTATOES-50c per bushgl
BEAEs-8 ,OOstl ,25 per iuHhel
~HAh-l5al6cp per ID
BACON-l2al5c per 10
LARD-lBaltc per ID
BUTrEE-Z0S15c per 10
EGGS-2oc per dozen
DRIED AppLES-l2al3c per ID
DRIED PEACHES-l2Hllc Tor 4b
FUHAR-lOaltc per lh
COFFEE-1inlsc per To
TEA-Tbcafl.O 100 per 10
NDIAs-ES-T.cssl 200 par gallon
FEEI-saINr nr Do
POEK-ac PET 10
ONION. 81 Uo per hushel
WHlsEFh--IcstUc
LUNBEH-C.tonvuol-tl0 per
VINg-f.6 per ~
sulVGLE--ri. go. r.t.-a.o "a &C. IarH
TFrH.F. .. 90
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

LEAF YEAR As this is leap year, and as
the editor of this paper is %"nicc, young man. %
the attention of all unmarried, but marriage
able, ladies is called to these two facts.
Proposals received, verbally or in writing,
from early dawn to dusey eve, and from enc
weeks end to the other, during the year.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

BEIoK.-Jobn McGinn, Esq Of 81 Johns.
has plenty Of good brick for sale, which he
will sell cheap fer cash, and deliver them ut
any pointi in the county. lie also has a large
quantity oflime, good lime, too, which will be
disposed Of at reasonnb BILE rntea.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

ATTESTIoE.-It has been suggested to us
that the Corporate authorities Of this city
should take some steps Immediately that they
may comply with the law requiring IN as
sessmont, and that notice Of the same should
be given Immediately. Sec Sec. Of the act
regulating the sn.ry Of Town Sites, Code Of
Nebraska 1853.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

SALE OF A FARM Samuel Gamble, ESQ.
has sold his farm of one hundred uud forty
ncrss, within two miles Of tovu, for one thous
and dollars in cash. This shows that land in
the vicinity Of Dakota City is considered as
being worth something.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

PERsoNAI.-J. Z. Booge Of the firm Of
Booge & Co, Of Sioux City visited our Office
to day. J. E. is ore of the bes, business men
Of this section Of tAa t rraqueous globe, is q
vholc-souled, clever fellow, AMI in every re-
speota gentleman. His firm has the largest,
the best, and the cheapest stock Of Groceries
and Provisions on the upper Mis- .ouri, and
every body knows it that reads the Hgall.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

MEETING.-Rey. Mr.. MuuLqll and Rev. Mr..
Fuller have been in attendance at the Quar-
terly meeting of the u. T.. Church, in this
City, The meeting continued during the week
and is not over yet. The attendance vas large
and regular and argues well for the Reverend
gentlemon's labors.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-01-21

HE I'll submi,ing The question Of STATE
Organization 90 . vote Of the people, has pass-
% the Legislature end been sisacd By the
Governor. The bill also provides for tho
election Of delegates for a Constitutional Con
y]sution and Ia the event Of the people de-
Gliding In favor Of the movement these dole
gntes viii form a Constitution for the State Of
Nebraska. The time fixed to setuo this qucs,
zion OF State organization, and for the seleo-
ton Of delegates, is the drst Moudsy in
March. The time for the convention to os-
sau5lo, should the people decide in favor Of
a State government, is the second Monday
in April next. Three thousand dollars WIS
Appropriated by the Legislature to doiray the
expenses Of the Convention.