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848
1/29/68
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 Industry. Soap Factory Slaughter & Co., have started a branch soap manufacturing establishment at Omaha. Their reputation for making excellent soap extends throughout the State of Nebraska and portions of Missouri and Iowa
848
1/17/68
2
6
 Industry Craig and Sroat. Cor. 11th & Main, Nebraska City. Pine lumber, lath and shingles. Also Prepared to fill all orders for building materials at Lincoln.
848
9/25/68
3
3
 Industry Brick, Nebraska City. See Brick
192
3/10/70
2
7
 Industry C. F. Hendree & Co. Foundry & Machine Works, Engines & Broilers, all kind of Mills. Nebraska City, Nebr.
192
6/10/69
2
1
 Industry The Iron Foundry at Nebraska City has ceased operation, and the property has been sold to satisfy mortgage liens.
848
9/11/68
1
2
 Industry Nebraska City. Christy, E. J. G. Watch maker. See Jewelry.
848
2/17/68
3
2
 Industry. Lumber I. B. Compton counted 21 wagons loaded with lumber between Nebraska City and tne Nemaha, bound for Lincoln. See Freighting
848
6/15/68
1
3
 Industry. Nebraska City. Compton, I. B. Manufacturer and retail dealer. See Hardware
848
7/1/67
2
6
 Industry Nebraska Foundry and Machine Shop. Arabs, Holmes, D. N. Gould, Edward Powell, Proprietors. Nebraska City, Nebraska. Prepared to attend to all orders for Engines, Saw and Grist Mill Irons, House Fronts, Verandas, Iron Fencing, Plows, Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles, Stoves, etc. Old cast iron taken in exchange for work.
848
1/17/68
2
5
 Industry S. P. Sibley, Main St. Nebraska City, Nebraska. Prepared to make every variety of Boot & shoes to order. Good supply always on hand.
848
1/15/68
4
3
 Industry Stooker and Wood, Saw Mill Otoe St., Nebraska City. Lumber, lathe, etc.
192
10/14/69
2
4
 Industry Mr. Wigins, the Bee man living adjoining Nebraska City, has 160 hives of bees, wll manufacture, and sell this year 1869, more than 6 tons of honey. He has the largest swarm of bees, in Nebraska and the most successful in the Northwest.
848
5/17/67
2
2
 Industry. Bakery. Adv. John Buess, Main Street, Nebraska City, Nebraska. Excellent bread, pies and cake.
848
2/24/68
3
2
 Industry. Grist Mill. Messrs. Catron and Boydston have purchased a millseat near the Brick Post Office west of Nebraska City and will erect a flouring mill, immediately.
848
5/17/67
3
1
 Industry Petroleum Cooking Stove. The agent for this wonderful invention is in Nebraska City- with a couple of samples. With two cents worth of coal oil or naptha, you are enabled to do all the cooking for an ordinary family of six or eight persons in nearly the time it requires to kindle a fire and heat up an ordinary wood or coal stove. Anything that can be cooked on ordinary- stoves can be cooked on this the stove is light and can be placed in any corner; and without doubt the greatest improvement of the age. Mr. Wells is receiving orders and will sell either county or state rights.
848
10/21/68
3
2
 Industry Plow Manufacture. Nebraska City. The Industrial Plow Manufacturing Co. is the largest plow factory in the west, having one hundred and fifty hands employed constantly at their works, and turning out from seventy-five to one hundred plows per day. They make Cornell's Gang Plow and have appointed him their general traveling agent on the Missouri river.
848
5/20/67
3
2
 Industry. Pottery. Messrs. Cesell and Hardrich, from St. Louis, Mo., are now in the city and contemplate establishing at an early day a pottery for the manufacture of queensware of every description. They have examined the clay and sand taken from the coal pit on the Morton farm and pronounce it equally as good as that found in France and Germany. The clay is suitable for making the finest kind of ware. They have already secured a block of lots and will expend from $15,000 to $20,000 in the erection of buildings, machinery, etc.
848
12/9/68
3
2
 Industry. Wine. A joint stock company for the manufacture of wine is spoken of in this City. 20 acres of land are to be set out in vines and a large vault for the juice to be excavated in the spring. Two Germans from the Rhine, are to superintend the company affairs.
848
5/31/67
2
1
 Industry Nebraska City. The Woolen Mills project is still wider consideration and tending to a favorable conclusion. The Pottery Factory is under contract and half finished. The Nebraska Iron Works have established themselves in the foundry business at Nebraska City. They have initiated a movement in the way of home manufacture, which should be patronized and fostered by every thinking citizen of the town, county, and state. They have expended years of life and labor and are skilled and experienced men and will make machinery of all kinds needed in Nebraska.
848
4/5/67
3
1
 Industry. Soda Pop. Nebrasdka City. S. J. Farris is making arrangements to commence shortly, the manufacture of that pleasant summer beverage, known as soda pop.
848
4/20/68
1
3
 Industry Nebraska City, Nebr. Ter. Gray, J. W. Successor to W. M. Hicklin. Manufacturer and Dealer. See Harness
192
43/11/67
2
2
 Industry Harness makers wanted, Nebraska City, Nebr. See Labor
848
8/31/68
2
1
 Industry Nebr. City. Heth and Boydston's new mill at Nursery Hill Post Office. See Political Parties. Democratic.
848
3/11/67
3
2
 Industry Nebraska City. Harness firm of Hicklin, Gallatin and Gallup of Nebraska City, have a $2000 contract from freighters Heffley and Chivington to manufacture sets of Concord harness. Two similar contracts from other parties. See Freighting.
848
4/10/67
3
3
 Industry Nebraska City. Hill R. M. See Tailor
848
5/31/67
2
1
 Industry. Foundry. Nebraska City. Holmes, Gould and Powell, Nebraska Iron Works, Nebraska City, have purchased the large brick building on Ferry Street, Holly Block, repaired and remodeled. Holmes and Company are honest, capable managers, whose work will compare with manufacture of the Eastern States. At present they make machinery of all kinds needed in Nebraska and the millers of Cass, Otoe, Johnston, Lancaster, Saline, Nemaha, and other counties in the State, when they break mill-gearing, can send to Nebraska City to be repaired upon short notice. The Nebraska Iron Works will have steam up in less than ten days, and will open business with a force of 15 to 20 hands, and increase when business demands.
848
6/29/68
3
2
 Industry Nebraska City. Holmes, Abra. See Foundry
848
1/15/68
4
5
 Industry Nebraska City, Nebr. Klepser, Jacob. Manufacturer and dealer. See Harness.
848
10/5/68
3
5
 Industry Nebraska City. Martin, John H. Side saddle manufactured by James Wetszel. See Haarness
848
1/15/68
4
5
 Industry Nebraska City. Phillips, Mrs. M. C. See Dress making.
848
9/25/68
3
4
 Industry Nebraska City Flouring Mills. Messrs. Pirmey & Thorpe, owners. They are situated at the foot of Main Street, Nebraska City and were built some five years ago, by the well known citizen Hon. Oliver Stevenson, present chairman of the board of County Commissioners. They were sold by him last spring to Messrs. Pinney & Thorpe for 412,000, who commenced improvement on everything connected with the mills until today they have the most complete mill in the Western country. The building has been enlarged, machinery altered and improved; new stones added and improved machinery for cleaning the wheat and bolting the flour. They now manufacture daily 100 sacks of flour comparing with the best brands of St. Louis. what is usually classed by country millers, as first grade flour, is considered second grade by then.
848
4/10/67
3
3
 Industry Nebraska City. Steinhart, John. See Tailor
848
4/17/67
2
6
 Industry Nebraska City. Zimmerer, A. See Tailor
848
7/3/67
3
2
 Industry. Foundry. Cast today a cannon to be used in Nebraska City tomorrow at the 4th of July celebration.
848
3/27/67
3
3
 Industry, Mattress. Adv. George Swarts. Manufacturer of Mattresses. Main St., Nebraska City. All kinds of husk and moss mattresses kept constantly on hand and made to order on short notice. Moss bolsters and pillows kept on hand, manufactured and repaired to order.
848
3/22/67
4
2
 Information Wanted. Adv. Of Penrice D. Hailes who disappeared from the city of New Orleans at the age of 16 years on May 19, 1858. He was slightly lame in the right foot. Since when no clue has been traced of him until recently having heard. he was in Government employ in the south-east part of Nebraska under an assumed name. Should this meet his eye or anyone knowing his whereabouts, notify his bereaved mother, H. L. Hailes, New Orleans,
192
10/23/73
2
6
 Ingalls, L. Bedford Pct., Elected Constable.
192
6/17/69
3
2
 Ingalls, Peter Has a Champion No. 2 Reaper and Mower.
848
7/24/68
3
3
 Ingham, Frederick Nebraska City, Nebraska. See Horses
192
7/21/70
2
6
 Ingles and Smith Stoebuilding was completely wrecked by a tornado. Pleasant Hill. See Saline County
192
3/20/73
2
1
 Insane Asylum Trusties under the new law were appointed by Governor Furnas.
848
8/26/68
3
4
 Inskeep, E. J. Died at the residence of his brother-in-law B. J. Johnson, on the 26th. Funeral services at the First C. P. Church.
192
3/2/76
3
5
 Inskip, ___ To conduct, with others,the camp meeting at Bennett. See Societies and Organizations.
192
12/8/70
2
6
 Institution, Insane Asylum Lr. Larsh, Marsshal Hastings and Hon. Geo. P. Tucker came from Mt. Pleasant Iowa with a special car, having gone there for the 23 Nebraska patients who were treating at that place. Plattsmouth Herald.
192
12/15/70
1
4
 Institution, Insane Asylum Located 2 miles southwest of Lincoln, built of brown sand stone, is 90x72 and 5 stories high. Hot and cold water is carried to every floor. The building contains 6 wards.
192
4/29/71
2
1
 Institution, Insane Asylum At Lincoln was burned to the ground by an incendiary. Two inmates were burned to death. The building cost $140,000, furnatiure $30,000, insurance, $90,000.
192
11/10/70
2
3
 Institutions, State Nebraska Institute for the Deaf and Dumb first annual report to the board shows twelve pupils enrolled.
192
11/24/70
3
1
 Insurance Frank M. Dinninny of Tecumseh is traveling agent for the Anchor Life Insurance Company of New Jersey.
192
6/3/69
3
2
 Insurance B. E. Englehart, General Agent for New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston, Massachusetts stopped in Brownville.
848
1/15/68
4
3
 Insurance Farmers' & Merchants' Co. of Quincy, Illinois. Fire and Lightning. Capital Jan. 1, 1867 - $756,740.95. T. C. Fielding, District Agent. Office with T. B. Stevenson, Nebraska City, Nebraska.
192
9/9/69
2
1
 Insurance The Farmers and Merchants Insurance Company of Quincy, Illinois has suspended payments. Liabilities exceed assets.
848
8/14/68
2
5
 Insurance. Adv A. J. Harding, Nebraska City. Represents ten of the best Fire, Cargo, Life, Accident and Live Stock companies in the United States. The cash capital of these companies amounts to $23,211,772.61.
848
6/17/68
3
3
 Insurance. Adv St. Louis Mutual Life Ins. Co., although not standing at the head of the list of loading Life Insurance Companies of America, it is considered one of them and the managers are men of great business sagacity.
848
7/17/68
1
3
 Insurance, Adv The St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Co. C.W. Lambeth, State Aunt, Nebraska City. Assets Jan. 1, 1868, $2,609,747.
192
4/13/71
2
6-7
 Insurance St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company State Agent - C, W, Lambeth, Nebraska City. R. W. Bennett, Local Agent Brownville, Neb, D. A. January, President, W. T. Selby, Secretary, John Gillespie State Auditor of Insuranc Co.
848
3/15/67
2
5
 Insurance. Adv Statement of Home Insurance Company of New York on Jan. 1, 1367 to the Auditor of Nebraska. Incorporated in 1853 and located in City of New York. Paid up Capital $2,000,000.00. Cap. & Surplus $3,377,454.22. Assets, $3,645,388.87, Liabilities, $267,934.65. Charles J. Martin, Pres. N. S. Harding Esq., Agent, Nebraska City.
848
3/16/68
3
5-6
 Insurance Statement of the Insurance Company of North America in Philadelphia. Arthur G. Coffin, President, Charles Platt, Secretary, A. J. Harding, Agent. Sam L. Clement, Notary Public in and for said County and State.
848
7/1/68
2
5
 Insurance James Sweet and Co. Nebraska City, Nebr. See Land Agents and Insurance.
848
4/1/67
3
3-4
 Insurance Insurance. Aetna Insurance Company. Statement of the financial condition of the well known and popular Aetna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. on January 1867 made to the Auditor of the Territory of Nebraska in conformity of the laws of said Territory. Three million dollars paid up capital. List of Assets of the company given, par value and market value amounting to $4,478,100.74 Total Liabilities $394,970.96. Lucious J. Hendre, Pres. James Goodnow, Sec'y. James Sweet, Agent. Nebr. City.
848
2/3/68
3
2
 Insurance Co. Farmers & Merchants. Have just declared a semi-annual dividend of six percent, free of all municipal, county, state and national taxation. Quincy Herald.
848
4/10/68
2
5
 Insurance Adv. Farmers & Merchants. Of Quincy, Illinois. Insurance against loss or damage by fire or lightning. Capital Jan. 1, 1867, $756,740.05. T. C. Fielding, District Agent, Office with T. B. Stevenson, Nebr. City.
848
4/12/68
3
2
 Insurance Washington Life. An agency has been opened in Nebraska City.
848
1/24/68
2
4
 Insurance Adv. Home Insurance Company. Of New York. Statement of the condition. Total amount of capital and surplus Jan. 1, 1868 amounted to three million, five hundred and sixteen thousand, four hundred and six dollars and twenty-three cents. N. S. Harding, Agent in Nebraska City.
848
11/11/68
2
3
 Insurance Adv. Western. Des Moines, Iowa, George Vi. Clark, Pres., Jno. McWilliams, Treas., W. H. Quick, Sect'y. Net Assets, $131,173.12.
Directors.
George W. Jones, Des Moines
S. F. Spafford,  "       "
W. H. Quick,  "       "
Jno. McWilliams,  "       "
Geo. W. Clark,  "       "
Hon. C. C. Nourse,  "       "
J. J. Brown, Omaha, Nebr.
Hon. Alvin Saunders,   "            "
E. Creighton,   "            "
T. C. Fielding, Local Agent, Nebraska City
848
1/27/68
3
4
 Insurance Western Accident and Fire. Persons insuring will be entitled to compensation during total disability, or twenty-six weeks. All losses and claims given prompt attention. L. H. Paddock, Sp. Agent.
848
5/22/67
1
2
1-6
2-4
 Interest Nebraska Statue regulating. Amendment in revision. See Message. Gov. Butler
848
6/5/67
2
1
 Interest Law Senate Bill No. 7. Repealing of the law. Present law meets the wants of the people and its hoped it will remain on the statue book. See Legislature, State.
192
3/10/70
2
2
 Interior Department Looked upon it as the most disgraceful butchery in the annuals of our dealings with the Indians as is one respect it is blacker than the Chivington massacre. The band being terribly afflicted with the small pox. The death averaging at the time of the attack one out of 36 daily.
192
11/25/75
2
7
 Internal Revenue Dr. F. Renner, editor of the Stantz Zietung has been appointed Internal Revenue agent for Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska. This announcement comes from the Nebraska City Chronicle.
848
3/22/67
3
1
 Internal Revenue Tinware for domestic and culinary purposes is exempt from Internal Revenue tax.
192
3/10/70
4
3
 Inventors Wm L. Starr of Latrobe, Johnson County Nebraska has invented a rat trap and it will catch 100 rats at once.
192
11/25/75
2
6-9
 Investigations Insane Hospital. Upon charges made by Dr. Miller of the Omaha Herald against Dr. Fuller, Superintendent of the Insane Hospital. Gov. Garber appointed Chas F. Manderson, M. W. Wilcox, and Pare England as an investigating committee who in their report charged Dr. Fuller with six counts among which were intoxication and extravagance.
   
848
7/3/67
7/1/67
2
3
2
1
 I.O.G.T Grand Lodge of Nebraska, charter Convention at Nebraska City to organize, July 9. See Societies & Organizations.
848
7/10/67
3
2
 I.O.G.T. Grand Lodge. Member of the Independent Order of Good Templars Nebr. City. Delegates from Omaha, Plattsmouth Bellevue, Rock Bluffs, and Nemaha County and other parts of the state assembled at Otoe Lodge room yesterday and perfected an organization. See Societies and Organizations.
192
10/28/75
2
2
 I.O.O.F. Grand Lodge In session in Tecumseh elected officers to Grand Lodge and to Grand Encampment. See Societies and Organizations.
848
7/15/67
3
2
 I.O.O.F. Ldoge Frontier Not 3. Nebraska City, Nebrasdka. List of new officers of July 11. See Societies & Organizations.
848
3/30/68
3
2
 I.O.O.F. Lodge of Odd Fellow is to be organized at Lincoln this week with Most Worthy Grand Master of the State, Geo. H. Burgert, officiating.
848
4/17/68
3
2
 I.O.O.F. Members of Ridgely Encampment No. 1 of Nebraska City are requested to attend a call meeting of the C. P. April 20, when business of importance will be brought before the Encampment. A. Zimmerer, Scribe.
192
1/6/76
3
5
 I.O.O.F. Lodge No. 40. Nemaha City passed a resolution of respect to the Memory of F. G. Holmes. See Societies and Organizations
848
4/1/68
3
3
 I.O.G.T. Degree lodge have prepared an oyster supperat the lodge room Saturday evening, at which all Degree members are cordially invited.
848
6/15/68
3
2
 I.O.G.T. Grand Lodge Delegates of Good Templars from all parts of the state meet at Omaha to attend the 2nd Annual session of the Grand Lodge of that order.
192
2/2/71
2
6
 Iowa Elected G. G. Wright, Senator.
848
5/22/67
3
1
 Iowa Linn County. Ten families en route for Johnson County. See Settlers
848
12/16/68
3
1
 Iowa Negro equality adopted at the late election. Township in Madison county elected a negro for Justice of the Peace. See Suffrage, Negro.
848
10/19/68
3
3
 Iowa Roads running east and west, are said to be alive with emigrant wagons bound for Nebraska. See Emigration.
848
3/13/67
2
3
 Iowa City, Iowa Democrats elect mayor, marshal, treasurer and five out of eight councilmen. Majorities 1 to 68, the average being about 30 greater than last year. Election closely contested by both parties. See Polictical Parties.
848
3/29/677
3
1
 Iowa County, Iowa Sheep and chickens frozen. See Livestock
848
6/21/67
2
3
 Irby, John A. Formerly of Gage County. District Court of Gage Co. See Divorce.
848
6/21/67
2
3
 Irby, Susannah Petition in Gage County District court against John A. Irby. See Divorce.
848
8/21/68
3
4
 Irish, Col Bought the north half of block 30 in Prairie City belonging to B. Burns, for $750. See Real Estate Transactions.
848
12/14/68
2
1
 Irish, Col. Interested in building the St. Louis Trunk Line. See Railroads
192
1/15/74
4
1-2
 Irish, Col. Member of Premium Committee State Fair.
848
5/13/68
3
4
 Irish, Mr. Nebr. City. Editor. See Convention, Radical.
848
6/3/67
3
1
 Irish, O. H. Chairman of Sunday School Association of Otoe County. See Societies & Organizations
192
5/6/69
3
1
 Irish, O. H. Connected with the St. Louis and Nebraska Trunk Railroad. See Railroad
192
6/3/69
1
6
 Irish, O. H. Elected Second Vice President at Presbyterian Sunday School Convention. See Convention
848
6/29/68
3
3
 Irish, O. H. M. W. G. M. of Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. See Masons
848
4/22/67
3
2
 Irish, Col. Nebraska City, Nebr. Sold "Mrs. Warren's Park" to three different parties, each to erect buildings within the next three months. See Real Estate Transaction
848
7/31/68
3
3
 Irish, Hon. O. H. Of Nebraska City, Executive Committee, State Teachers Association. See Societies & Associations
848
9/14/68
3
3
 Irish, Col. O. H. Of Nebraska City Attended the Masonic Grand commandery convention of U. S. at St. Louis. See Masonic.
848
12/11/68
1
2
 Irish, O. H. Otoe County. Elected Vice Pres and on board of Directors of St. Louis and Nebraska Trunk Line. See Railroads
848
6/14/67
3
1
 Irish, O. H. Nebraska City. Pres. Otoe County Sunday School Association. See Societies & Organizations.
848
10/23/68
3
3
 Irish, Col. O. H. Is erecting in the spring a new printing establishment; the upper story to be used as composing room; second for editors parlor job room and paper warehouse; the first for the bookkeepers, cashiers and tellers and the basement for press engine. See Buildings.
192
1/15/74
4
1-2
 Irish, O. H. Member of Premium Committee State Fair.

 

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