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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

M Netice. ITO IL slok, afflicted and numsv-
oas {smllles yho haze hessto(oFe used Or. J. 9.
4OakH MEDIClNEe, Ayays With The most nm.
persons have circulated an ImitadOa.' Tie Doctor
has been compelled t0 change the vSa0peS, which
10 plain without any figures, and hao YFJ(to1 GgnA-
tsJe y tho cork Of every bottle Of the gsnuine
Mod1crness - that the public can again obtain
ID. J. .ss' 3. RSsE ftEs6gGH sYsur. fss ss.sA.
fxE tskss afs o9 s.ns Z si $3.50 .
RrEnR o. b!nisSs. and ne DYtP4PTIc CO1.
FOUND t1r dyspepeiA and liver eQQplaint1.
ses = sRRHltsllfi' !. .'si;t8llfi 'ssi28itias. D. lss.4s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

PsfsrEy: Toafi ssf sess.:
;::s:::zss's $: 49, e { 6 ksSsy!il g fts
ssa cLkxmika fSk TkfifM III ~ nj - si ' ~
month an4 hreath. IL has been 1sol BY oar own
eahxssS With eatirS saeisiaeticas and ~ fsliy "a
AYAl 3nx IotLoWIMa s-ss1 hava ~eoa - -
sen4ed tha ',Saponi4e 1ooth Pon1ssS ef 0Sssss.
Iarasios 81 . seas il ysySss So Ss.sssslsS!! <
Pr.,.ya es,y 8 $50. sSsGk; SMbFIx FIx fsef||3fi fssef||f,
PhS!msosutsts, ~ Haan <. cor. sScvc "a. s
my l-lm niek1 1oni "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

A NEW ORLEANS RRPORrRR SURPRISED
The "local of the New Orleans Picayune of
Monday of last week says: "For the first time
since many months we find our reportorial
table, on a Monday morning, without sim
gle murder, murderous attempt. stsbbing or
cutting affair, Of even the most trifing ma.
turp-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

ECCL CLEsIAsrICAL.-The Old School General
Assembly ofthe Presbyterian Church, in ses-
SION At Rochester, on Wednesday opened q
subscription list for the erection Of a church,
for the nse of that denominatio in Boston
Fifteen thousand dollars is req quired. Several
gentlemen pledged Themselves for &iOO eac b.
The debate on the Mission Boards was resumed;
Dr. Maglii spoke by invitation. At the hour
Of adjournment, Rev. DR. Krebs had the floor.
Ihe Methodist Conference on Wednesday
reached business Of more general interest than
II has yet had under consideration. Under the
InlIty minute rule three or four speeches were
made on a motion to accent the majority re-
port, which recommends change In the rule
regarding slavery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

Leiswss Hours are ~ essential to health, a.
eating and sleeping. Men can NO more pour
over ledgers and piles OF goods, without res t
than steam engine can run incessantly with
out oil; aud the employer that expects Them 70
DO IT. expects impossioilitics, and takes the
rendering them inactive. and Destroying thsir
ueefulnsss.l In the mercaa tile business, the
dry goods particularly, the clerks and sales
men are now Kept tied down TO business for
twelve and fourteen hours per day, and the
conseq uence q, that many OF them arc dys-
peptics, and but few Of them are hnil and
hearty. VITA not s0me humane merchant
tske 10 matter Il hand, and eject An arrange
ment by which all business houses can be
closed at 8 o'clock In the alaernoou9 :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26
MILLINERY.


~ REMOVAL. m.
4! ,.n.,:s - Il. Re- EBEs,oN EBss,so2, \. ~ mi!
between Sth and 9th streets. His new store bQiaE
% S Ss :nss. s s s
neIy .itjcie:, we'll = 70 add 70 the oonvsnencs
1 be given The R'SSos and F1ssSh fio1.r S.
p:rtment, and the assoTt@ent will ie found com
.... sS5i%.n, .aa 6 ;di:s Collar ,ssd s:sy: Lee
dal Wells, Ao.. Of the latest styles. ne would also
invite attention to nav department which hs has
fd1 o and
which will e . under the s.Dsry!.Sn Of ooWSsssot
sssss s;ss1% %s"'A' All orders will meet -as s S;e:''
"A So IN NJ Nj n MlLLiN \ n. nlAI
* MRS DAVIS 4 SISTER. 6
2A Broad Strait bet,vsss 4fh cad sta, North sids,
Have Just received large and varied assortment
SUMNER MItL1NERY.
sSmbrssnE 81 p: ste:1 :syiss 70 Hhich We invite
Also. large - a:scrt%sns @ s, u ri ThIarsS aSobs.
ap2- t. -a.sit lEnll
% sEcSS sPNMsS p RfnNaNe fRsaNNIoNse5 OF NJ
t~ssn ts and issS ..s ,nic;Ss hsr s Customer: .na
;fi .;s . III e Z: :sS. sir
e. Ihs Hs s1c!:. .s ~ g rs scaS sasss
Country merchants and niii;Ssrs W viii ind bar
sss: e.: =: e:,:s 'o'iD sHsiiE ;2s for
49, fAE ffAs PIES q, .alcnAosD AND
:s1S ss'; :sss
tfFEE ffffrtE ,Gst 4 iasa;s Gcsc ;s:s
TALaMAs, and svs,y article suit.6s io!a child. al
sIs s.
sSis Vi s5aR gss., ~ !:
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:is =. . @.a..'
S:s ssSse Ha.s
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LSSSS SSS:y kSs az. ;,:s:;SS. ;!:S:
- 'oI single s'''''T%s..D ". D: AeSE9 A6eSSE9r!rr CO..
my 3s-lw lS Cary street.
yQR 1ALE-Atwc story ORNAMENTAL
feses s:,d.. 'It q. q s
.pd vaSsr u the src; oontsinius sigks SscSs.-
:s%s = 's.:ss:: .:sssr"'d''''s' AthE thAEHx ALLEN
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Geo. sissss SssS FL R"es. sossss:s M scos ss1
comfortable rooms, . las9s hail. hses4se Iooasin
e y Z: e: "a s.:l 4: $
'1f g: :i az 'Ss ssoss !: x .
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

SAFE 7 RAW yELING.-CalculatiOns based
upon the most authentic returns, have estab.
lished that, since the introduction of railroads
into France. there has been only one traveller
killed outright in every two millions Of pas.
sengers, and only one wounded, in every
J(uINN h 49, - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

Unpleasant A7air.-Yesterday morning n
August and his SON James. appeared before the
Mayor to answer the charge Of assaulting and
beating A. Gentry. The difficulty between :he
parties originated about a servant hired BY
Mr.. A. Of DIR. Butler, of Hanover. Because
of bad conduct Mr.. A. corrected the negro.
whereupon she ran away and returned to her
master. DR.. Butler wrote to Mr.. Gentry to
take the negro from Mr.. A., IL Mr. A. would
give her mp, and pay for the time he had hired
her. Supposing that the negro was in the
country. A. agreed to give her mp, and &. sent
her for her clothes The negro returned with.
out her apparel, and G.. went with her after
them. He was politely received by James Au-
gust, who attempted to punish the girl for pre-.
vious bad conduct, which g. objected to- and
the ia ,her was sent for. On the parties meet.
into custody, and in the. scufle Mr.. G. was
struck in the face, whilst the negro held to him
for projection. The Mayor held the accused
parties to bail for their future good behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

Now's the Time.-If racing Is TO be conducted
in Virginia on proper principles, Clubs must
own the courses, or at least some Of them. We
understand that there are now more than one
hundred members to the Ashland Club. and as
that course is the best arranged Of any other
In the State, those who wish to see it main
tanned should 60 to work and get the Club to
purchase 1t. From the establishment Of the
track to the present time, the booth rents
alone have paid an interest Of six per cent. on
S5O,OO0; and next fall might b made TO pay
more than double that amount. The present
proprietor is certainly . very liberal genlle-
man, and tbs racing community owe him
much for what he has done to revive the sport,
but no one man can put racing on such foot
ing as 1t ought to occupy, and for that reason
il is desirable that Ashland should be owned
and controlled by y Club.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

POLITICAL.-There was a mass meeting OF
the democracy At Huntsville, Ala, Tuesday.
Resolutions were adopted by more than seven
to onein favor of fn0n-interventiona aud Of tho
Baltimore nominee, and against the Richmond
boilers convention. 'Isss +-He4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

R0C1A1 WO11C4.
A.lsse...spring ssa saames...Aess.vl
ae An rxr,aE ssw ssscE. =
!. . JOHN s.. :. : s:s.Eass ! z. .:a.;..
L'rfEss fEsY s?d stss;.s :.ssa e "a po...
cfoThss s;,s "a :sS Psss,sEsFvik N.!,.!'.. Fvik,r,ses
The 's'.is's!' NV 3! al 'sSI;;sS
s1Issa'S a,s ;sSfh sIfKs;: ffiK2s;''.'' in '.'s'
LINENS and DAMAsKS; .,,~-.-. -.
effSFHs. efls1FSHiS s''orsnsns Of = 1-'
Of ever grad. and color. for ssafs
e"''''?TF T%}EEsDs VI Il and LINENS,
H0UsEKEEPING GOODS; .'''-''' :
large sssortHsst cf .r,o~ oOnn.
usually kept in Dry Goods store.
The subscriber ie Determined 70 oeer the public
and Ai sns a.: ST. az lot
ever displayed in the city, and will ss the same ut
JOHN l.. sMlTHgR.
spEd&w2m No. Main street.
IA ASue and Fever rF8
DEBILITY OF CHEST
STILL ANOTHER CURE.
EyiFH Ss1 vf Ss:f Fl Re wonderful merits OF
SALUDA, Middlesex Co Va.,(
August II, lass. {
MessYs. Mortimer + Moscbyay:
testimony 70 the great merit Of your HAMPTON'S
TINCTUkE. l was taken last Spring with the
ague and fever. and debility of chest and limbs.
tried various medicines, hut found 70 relief; but
on heing advised by friend to try your Tinotute,
did 80, and am now enjoying excellent health:
having taken only one bottle. "1uirabiIs USetu."
You can use this as best suits YOU
Very truly and respectfully yours,
+. ADDISON BRlSrOW.
Call and get pamphlet: and see cures Of Cough,
rheumatism, Scrofula, &c.
As restorative snd lnvlgorator it has been high
ly recommended. ~
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends. after all other cures have failed.
FEMALES AND CHlLDkEN.-lnis TING.
IURE will be found great medicine for al their
diseases.
~ Call and set Pamphlets and 80 o.ree.
nr a 30 X tss MRGS
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. ol Per bottle; slx hotties.
Sb my 7-dAowts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

Thomas Downing, on Tuesday last, at Troy,
n. Y. seized hold OF the tongue Of one of his
horses for the purpose of making him draw,
and in the attempt pulled nearly the entire
tongue out Of the animal. The brutal act
created a general sensation Of horror, though
the human brute was permitted to escape un.
punished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

A Railroad Meetisg u called IL Ohsstsrdsld
.eopnty for Monday next, and We hsys NO
do6bt II WIN b largely attsnded. ThA ohjsc,
81 the meeijne Il to sppotnt delegates 70 the
onyeation o b hsld q Farm villeon thu l4th
Of June, and the Convention TO b hsld at
Bucktnchasu Court-Honse on the Attn Of July
An airline 10 LynchbuIg 10 . matter Of in.
Sad Il q sratify Ing TO see that our SoutAside
nsighbors understand and appreciate the In.
pr0vemont. %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

VIRGINIA MILITARY IKsTITUrR.-The fol.
lowing is a list OF the visitors Of the Viginia
Military Institute, recently appointed by the
Governor: Col. p. st. Geo. Cooke. Powhatan
Hon: VIM: 9. Riyes. Albemarle; Joseph Mayo,
Stafford; Col. VIM. McLaughlin, Rockbridee !:
Dr. A. X. Meem, Shenandoah Major John
Echols, Monroe; Col. Thomas S. Raymond.
Marion; Gen. VIM. H. Richardson, Adjutant
General ex-ofIicio t.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

ONE OF THE METEoRIc SrONRs.-The Ohio
State Journal Of the 18th, speaking Of the re-
cen. meteoric showers in Guernsey comfy, OF
that State, says: "One of the meteors has bee,,
laid upon onr table by Mr.. John Burdick. of
this city, who dug it from its concealment in
the bosom Of the earth on his farm in Guernsey
comfy: Tne meteor flashed upon our aston :
ished vision, perfectly docile, black. wedge
shaped mass of conglomerate rock, with a
very mysterious smell. This meteor welrhs
just nine pounds and was seen to descend like
streak Of lightning blazing like molten iron
1t penetrated the earth about n foot and a
half leaving huge hole
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

THE PACIFIC TKLsGRAPH.-The two sec.
tions OF the Southern Overland Telegraph al.
ready completed, cover five hundred miles
side, and four hundred and eighty miles East
OF San francisco on the Pacific 1t is in ex.
pectation, when the wires are completed to
Los Angeles on the one side, and 10 Fort Smith
on the other, that horse express will connect
these points by a run OF Eve days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

nsn, .ELoPEMENT CAsE-Qui ute an excite.
d. was created in Havre d Grace, Nd BY
aln.,ar'a OF runaway couple frou WI:
Coz =, Del. The young man wa4 nn1oed
lrors 1cs &c was about 10 years Of aea ana. .Aaned
n!as i year. Of seens sSe asnd 1S rom rsnasssss
ScAayIung man was attending the Military
su ~ q. Wilmington, and the young lady
M vupi AZ DIR. 0vimshaw's 0cAool, - the
s.osS S.aes. .sx The Telegraph WA put In 4eQAi.
W. :: saa n an oiacer undertook u essyesf em;
Hskt grodeced his maSriaes osstt all
eaaA. no ana nis Dft0s ssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

POST OFFICE AFFAIRs.--Vir -Virginia.-Estab-
lish Coleman's Station, Loudonn county; St.
Clara Colony, Dodridge county; Walton Mills,
Cumberland county; 4ishe's Mills, Roanoke
county: OrOnoko, Amherst county. and Guil-
ford Station, Loudoun county Month Caro-
iino.-Establish Hickory Tavern, Catawba
county, and Lyon Store, New Hanover. coun-
Lauderdale county; Richardson's, Montgome.
ry county, and Powelrs River, Claiborne
county. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

LOCKING THE DOoR-The Post Office rDe.
partment is taking very active steps to pre-
vent the new Postmaster Of New York from
initiating his predecessor. Important changes
have been made as to the internal reenIations
OF the Office respecting the re-paymen OF nos
age, ard various new checks upon the various
omcers have been devised. 1t is supposed that
tnesa changes will not only secure the Office
against any such great defalcation as that of
Fowler. but will also materially reduce the
income of some of the clerks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

he q Bic HuHrPigeos SAoetiag.-ThIee mon,
w6o had heen enEAeed In pigeon shooting tor
the last six months, following them 70 their
yorious hansts and nierations, we're n town
Wedneaday evsnlng Since the spring opened
thev have barreled and sent 70 the Western
mafiet. oss hssdved asd ii iyfy karysls efpigee.s
Th9y came here from Grand Rapids. to take
carc 10 70 on larther West. About week
slncs, 0se q tns9 brcsGht dow.. q ess seel'
ths uleeons wnro not % % 1nHY ot1eyont
freee 81 poooetoe plAcoe, bpt fheT MeFe ee
si1rIe rooet. aed taken "teFe aad alg's With ,
rsiasg ot.-xriesssxostlf Mich 1ftesyAgA. AIes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

THE DEADHRAD SYsrRM.-In one train OF
cars, from Schenectady to Albany. N. Y, last
week. there were twenty-seven dead heads.
L is said there are one hundred and seventy.
i've dead heads in Schenectady alone. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

PosTMAsTER FOwLER.-A Washington dis
patch to the Philadelphia Ledger saws: From
advices received here there is no doubt but
what Postmaster Fowler is still in New York.
and In daily interview with his friends, His
arrest therefore, would be quite an easy mat
Ter, were the Marshal disposed to be in earnest
In the discharge of his duty. As both parties,
however. are strong political friends, it is not
likely the delinquent Postmaster will be dis
turbed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

s FOR 0AL1 AND 1Dgx.
- ROOMS ron II ENT-rvo pleasant
Ea LODGING ROOMS, over oar 06Ree. suitable
gfxe'I ''E W. D. COLQCIrT CO.,
yQR 9ALE-Afvc story ORNAMENTAL
street. French Gsrdss If Hill. Sss tSrcssh ho:s, ~
spd vaSsr ln the src; oontsining eighs roo0a.-
:sT: 3 ':.:;s:s: .:ssSr"'d''''s' Az At1|EsRsx Allen
- VERY YATU1ILR Pl1VXTE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

THE JAPANESE IN MARKET-The Wash
ington Star says that on Thursday morning
three of the japanese attaches paid a visit 10
the Centre market. accompanied by Mr.. H. A.
Willard, their attentive host Their visit. no
doubt, afforded the dealers much pleasure. as
they seemed to display before them the rarest
and best of their stock One thing however
Is TO be regretted, that their path was crowded
with persons whose curiosity exceeded their
sense OF propriety; and in their wake fol.
lowed q troop Of boys and negroes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

Time-759-Sl2
To-day the sport ends with a handicap,
which promises to be a fine race. Those who
wish to witness it can leave in the cars at 10
or II o'clock
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
Land Warrants,

F.or Cash and on Time
we are prepared to loan Land Warrants Of All slLef =.
.eftlers ON such time as they MAY desire-lonE "r shof'
a 'Hs 80 Z. warrants will be gent on hand
q cbesp - lhev can 0e fought e ewhere NJ
town. a-
Buy Of regular dealers aud beware ~ bogus wdFlans9
All, warrants sold by ms will he guaranteeA 70 of
gspnine in every respect and will be excha geo u ne
| fecfivP. r54sa nyre n
Being permanently located in Browpville. we Can al
yiys H. feind Al the old stand a few dn1rs cast n the
/ Br0Wuyille IIUnse- $3.50
& LUSITBAUGH X CARSON,
Ruikers, apd dealers in Land MdrraHis
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
Cold Lunch at all Hours

The Farmers Of Nemaha and the adjpiuing counties
will do well togive us 4 call We alseiqviie The trav-
cling Community tod'rtheSsmes Wewitl accommodate
them On the must re Is0nabte ternlS, SD s.7 o.H...
Onr m0ito IL small profits IHiek sales, and keep the
money in The Territory y 81 we A. PermanenfEy located
in this county Of Mem 1hR Nebraska.
Or cxperienCe IN catering to rhe lasts II the citizens
Of Br"wnvihe warrant Us in the heller thai we viii be
able To give entire satisfaction, and that we will receive
a liberal patrorage. sex
BsJwnyille June =. 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
Caro-.

The public are now respectfully Informed thatthe
undersigned have procured fr. N Cincinnati and put
iR.OperHti0D enc of lInneF 4 Co.'s apur Mills f the
latest patent. and the drst hroughttothis Territory
They we're induced to exchange their former mill
for this one. from the high ehirietertb haye galn-
ed In the east, and from the personal testimony Vt
tnillers whphaye tried them throughoutthe W estera
states. and in view of the increased demand for
grinding which will exceed that If any previous
yearin Nebraska. requiring n mill that will do the
work better and quicker than any heretofore in ope-
ration.
In addition to their -four mill they viii keep the
Corn Mil constantly running, ready at all times to
accommodate the farmers without detention and By
giving their undivided superintendent to The bust
nessf assisted by theiFfoFmer miller, Mr.. Wells, )they
hope for the continuance and increased patronage Of
their friends.
Assorted Lumber, Shingles and Lsthconstantly on
hand. GREEN MARTIN.
Perm Mills. Sent. Ist. 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
Lime! Lime! LimeItL.

Tire undersieuef Nhose kilns are situated nine miles
NeStef Br"gnyille, gnfhe road leadingturRt Iearney!
keeps eonstsnty on land a very superior article of
lime, 20 which he invites the attention. Of th0se wisf.
lug The Lime Wilde delivered Al thekiIn or at any
other pint IN the county. a. desired.
Feb. 9 1850 shn Il LT0Nc
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
The Great Female pilIe

DR. J. P. CREAGER is the General Agent. whole
Pills. These Pills are truth vaEuabIe for 800, r.
meg wiH restore the monthly coUrses sohen fAeg MAJ
sop from any cause I0hGseUer They never bsve fafi.
Ell ~ any case where the directions around the b,r con
faipirg lie Pills have been strictly followed: ,9,Iee5
IN re l. 10 Ease Of failure ever ume To our kn,wledge.
Bfiig purely vegetable they are ~perfecily safe.
S.N- { o'Aes mailed 70 order postpaid upen receipt
u enc DOLLAR oy J.P. CREAGER,
B1ltimOre City, Maryland,
as g0Cd as mcaey.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
.. =. LUsHBAvoH. JHo. carson
LUsHBAUGH & CARSON,
BAkKERs AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS
.un,,rrsn,M Money. ETssanss and Llnd warrants,

.Uncurrent Money, Exchange and Land warrants,
NEAAWA Co, n. T.
Iapeclal attention will be given 20 Buying and SELLING
Wxchange on the principal cities ~ the United states
Gold, Silver. and uncurrent Bank Notes. A constant sup
piyof Land Warrants on hand for sale ron CASH, OF en-
seredont time for Pre-emptors All Warrants sold BY a.
gusranteedin every respect. Will ole DeclaTatory - aye
mente OF intention 10 pre-empt, and prepare ffe-emptmD
P1pers at short notice. Money loaned upon best secutl-
eiea, AZ western rates Of interest and investments made
IN Lands or city property for distant capitalists, Coiec-
GIons upon an convenient points vii be promptly attend
cd 90 and proceeds RENTED in exchange, atcnrTent rates,
Bills Of Exchange on England. Ireland and France OBJ
tanned At usual rates, with cost Of Exchange on me nasl
added. Deposits receivedOn Current account anQlnteresl
aIlOwedOn special deposits
O~FFICE-Mafn st., near u. s. Land once.
Lind. brother Co., Merchants, Philadelphia, p,
Hissf 8 White, Baltimore, "a
YOuhR. Carson & Bryant.
JuO. Thompson Mason. Coi'rOfPort,
q. n. Henderson B. Co. Merchants,
~. u. YeakIe < Co. No. II, Broadway, New fork,
WIN. 7. SmithSon Esq Banker, Washington, d Y
7. +. Stevens, ESQ. Atty at Law,
Trvior & Krierh. Bankers. Chicago. I'll.
NcCiell4nd S5tuggs & Co. Merchants, ST. Lopis MO.
Hon. Tbos. g.. Pratt, Annapolis, M
hon. ]. W. Geary Ex-Goy. Kansas, Penn.
Hon, Jas. o. Carson, MercersOurgs "a
P. 3. Small Esq, Pres't S. Bank, Hagerstown, Nd
- 49, as. = - "a .| 90
ohsries Parsons & Go. Bankers, Keotuk Iowa.
II. G. Mutt Co. Council Bun =
Greene, Wesre & Rice, Des Nome,
DougiasS 4 watson. e Vmton, "
ooh-sam Hsmbleton, Atty tLswy Easton Md:
Judge Thos. Perry, Cumberland ma
Frok n. TntTiIer, Havana Alabama
Oct. g. i87-vz-niS-tf
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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
io Douglas Improved
PREMHUM SUGAR MILLS.

We are Now ~nrepared to manufacture our Prem; yn
Sugar-cGne Mills eitheF Vertical OF horizontal snd
wiifee abte to suppT the femand- pwrver4Trpp--
We are also manafaan~trs Dyuslas1i Improved Evan
orator, apd. also Psuglss Steam SlgaU Evspora;or. and
are prepared % furnish every article 81 the Besr ouali
PROCESSES So $S0oST0O anarpwafds. Price Of
Furnaces and RvapOratUrs S5ef 40 500. So
SlreHtars and PSnphlets, farni Shed on application.
hlioT9ers addressed 70 the undersigned Willie prompts
y attendedto. DOUGLAS BROTHERS,
ap1-ly GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
Fine Honey.

Dr. r.. q. Smith or this county. presents us with a
be ufifuIa-ticle honey equal HnUt Sapertor to any
thing We avci saw. This honey was manufactured ~
MrstSmish according 60 the directigns ri ven in frecefef
wlicn she purchased at DR.. J. p. Creaqer- Baltimetb
civ Nd. Any persen can get this receipt for .mskiag
hanes. and 81 Independent ~ The honPy-hee. BY writing
T. Or c-e re M 55S West B1ttitn re street. Bati-
uloFecltv NJ enclosing 5oeen.s -HatckiasviHe fGu)
PGfasky TimeS. i hs4ls4 a - ,etal Z