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Union Meeting In Baltime ore in Regard ia
Returned Rebels

hetuTueQ he0el9.
The Baltimore American says:-Last night
an adjourned meeting of the 10y al men of this
city was held At the armory Of the Baltimore
'City Guard, corner OF Gay and Baltimore
streets, to hear the report OF the committee ap-
pointed at the previous meeting MIR. William
Mclain was in the chair, with Mr. George W.
Taylor acting as Secretary. Mr.. Charles Cobb,
chairman OF the committee, submitted pre-
that all present unite to aid the military au.
tnorities of the Department in forcing the
oesperadoes who have or may return to
the city to seek a home elseW where also,
that q vigilance committee OF five from each
ward be established, whose duty ir shall be TO
obtain information and report the same TO the
mihtary authorities, and that each member of
the meeting hold himself in readiness at a mo.
menrs notice to act in accordance with the
spirit OF the resolutions. Another resolution
states tnaf itis their solemn duty to employ
turning Union soldiers, and deprecated ths
employ ment OF rebels, traitors and such eley.
enta nour Union men who have hitherto ex.
paS;e al tneir sympathies in behalf OF the re-
peiion, and endorses the resolutions adopted
recently BY the loyal men of Carroll countv
Mo, and Washington city
Ine concluding resolutions state that q deep
oeot OF gratitude is due to the ON GERS and men
o. the Army and Navy for their gallant ser
wees rendered in breaking up the rebellion.
express full confidence In the successor of our
a S.e tsesioent endorse his late action in refer
enee 70 national affairs; extend heartfelt sym
Ps.ny 70 all true loyal persons who have lost
members OF their hou sehold in defence of trnth
anu nent, ana resolve that all loyal persons
enouio return thanks that the rebellion in
crushed and for the return of peace.
After the reading OF the resolutions, Mr. VIM
T.. Woodyear presented a substitute, that q
committee be appointed to wait on President
johnson and aascertain from him whether, in
the event Of the return OF paroled rebels for.
merly Of the city. such action on the part Of
the loyal men OF Baltimore as contemp lated by
inc resolutions Of the committee would be sus-
Saneo oy the Government.
ml. john yarboe, after ascertaining the
ooJect OF Mr.. Woody ear, " hich was to cor
Iectiy understand the views OF the Govern
ment In respect to the treatment to be accorded
70 paToied rebels, advocated the Substitutes
Mr. John n Bride earnestly urged the adoption
OF the resolutions reported ny the committee.
Mr. Woodyear's substitute was rejected and
the resolutions Of the committee adopted alto.
gether. On motion of Mr.. A. @. Wiliian., the
Cneir was authorized to appoint a committee
OF nve TO solicit contributions TO enable i've
persons who have been indicted by the grand
Jury OF carroll county for killing Shaw, the
- So, OF the Westminster, to employ counsel
;oct ~ az mem. The meeting adjourned, sub.
Jec' 10 'ne call Of the chairman
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RETURNED.

Brig. Gen. Beckwith, engaged so long and so
efficiently in the Commissary Department in
furnishing prompt supplies for our armies in
this Quarter, and whose services were Of such
Importance to the Government when dis.
patched to the West on q similar mission in
the capacity OF Chief Commissary for Sherman.
has returned here and Is now at Alexandria,
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CENpp Al Surl

GENERAL SHERIDAH,s OFFICERS
Orders have been issued directing all Off GERS
of General Sheridan's cavalry corps on de-.
tached duty to report without delay at Alex
andria, for the purpose OF rejoining their com.
mands
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ARRIVAL OF RELEASED PRISONERS,
The U S. transport Daniel Webster arrived
IN Baltimore yesterday, from Fernandina,
Florida, with one thousand released Union
prisoners
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TO BE MUSTERED or

General Augur has issued a circular An.
nouncing that in accordance with instructions
from the War Department, all soldiers OF his
command, whose term Of service will expire
prior to May 3lst 1865, will be Immediately
mustered out and DISCHARGED from seryica
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SUPERINTENDENT OF FREEDMEN.
1t is stated TO- day, about town, that Major
General Oliver O. Howard, of General
SheIman's army, has been appointed Superin-
tendeRt of Freedmen's Bureau
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GEN SHFRMaN.s ARMY.

Three corps of Shermans army passed
through Richmond day before yesterday en-
route to Alexandria. Up to yesterday morn
ing the General was still in that city, having
arrived there day or two previous
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DAMAGE By THE SToRM.-The violent storm
of rain and wind which prevailed on Thurs
New York and Brooklyn. The clouds &C
companying IL had peculiar appearance, re-
sembling huge volumes OF dark, fieecy smoke,
and drifting but comparatively short dis
lance above the earth. As stated yesterday
thirty houses were blown down In the 18th
ward OF Philadelphia, leaving a number OF
poor families houseless. Many Of the finest
Trees at the Paramount Park were blown do wn,
and the damage there Is estimated al SIS, 900.
The nail storm of Monday did considerable
damage TO the corn just planted in Bait imore
comfy, Nd.
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Affairs i'm Georsetswn

RKLRAsRD.-Detective Off Ger Dugan has been
released from the Old Capitol, and Christopher
Ho CAMS friends expect his release to-day.
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WIDE BLACK GOODS FOR sHAwLs AND
DRBssEB
IL. 81, l0-4 BLACK Hermann
1894, 1914 BLACK GRAPE MARIrZ.
1884, 1914 BLACK GRENADINR,
"A and 8 BLACK BlRAGH
s4 and lo-4 BLACK FLOREETIEE.
81 and 10 BLACK MoUssELAIN.
s4BLACK FRENCH MIRINO.
7.4and WHITE GRAPE MARRTZ.
These Goods are all Of Lupin's g" celebrated
make, we're bought at the Public Sale, and will b
sold at the lowest possible prices.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
in all the old and new fabrics of "Lupin's" and
"MaiHard's" makes. at Wholesale and Retail.
Jos. J. MAY CO.,
Depot for Mourning Goods,
sos PennsyIvania avenue.
my H2t between 9th and 10th sta.
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CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cdrtter.-The
Wiley Brown case is yet on trial, and to-day
Mr.. Davidge, one OF the counsel for the defense,
is arguing the case.
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NOT GUILTY.-In the case OF Story, indicted
for forgery, the jury found q verdict Of no.
guilty, instead OF guilty, as Inadvertently
ated.
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ANOTHER PARDOH-President johnson h as
pardoned j. q. McCabe, who was tried for the
murder Of Terrence Finnegan q few weeks
since, found guilty OF manslaughter, and sen.
fenced TO the penitentiary for four years.
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IDYWN. L. WALL & CO.. Auchonesrs.
DE- South corncr Pa. ave- and 9Th street
CHANCIRY SALE OF IMPR0v1D PROPERTY
MAR THD NAVY YARD,

By virtue Of q eecree of the Supreme Court Of
the District of bia. in chAAcery sitti ns be
ing date the I'd day Of May. 4. D. ls9. and passed
Thomas P. White is complainant. and Won 7;
offer for sails. q, publis auction; on rU1sDAf:
front OF the premises, part Of Lot numbered one
IN in equare nu ber ed nine hundred ana ntty tive
!sssj, Of the, plan Of the city OF W.shinst,n
point on the line OF south street. distant Nifty:
f5lD feet six 81 aches vet FROM the sheast
corner OF said lot. and running theace weAtwArdH
with the line Of said south street sixteen llSl
feet; thence northwaidly and parallel with 10Th
street east seventy Eve lT5) feet six 90 inehss
thence eastwardly with the lins of SAID loa sit.
teen 6 feet; aud thence southwardlY and par allsl
With the line of 10th street east sew oty Eve I5t
feet six co. inches to the besinning, with she In
provemt nts thereon. consisting Of smAk BricA
HouES.
Thi. property is situated on sout, N street asAf
Terms: One half cash; the residue in two ca1A
ipstaliments Of and 10 months, the purchase
eivinR his note for the deferred payments eu-
dersed and bearing interest fro The day OF sAls
Title deed 70 be retained until the whole par'
All conveyancipg and starnp. at the cot Of the
purchaser.
I'm L, WALL CO.,
uy iS- stAs7v&ds Auctioneers.
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MRS SEWARD

We regret 20 announce that Mrs. Seward,
wife of our distinguished Secretary of State,
is quite i'll, brought on by anxiety of mind
and constant attention to her husband and
son.
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HUNTER ARRES

HUNTER ARRESTED
1t is reported from Richmond that R. Nj. T
Hunter has been arrested near his residence
in Virginia,
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu.-To- day.
the first account of the executors of James
to the orphans Of Benjamin Bean, were --p-
proved and passed.
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METROPOLITAN RAILRoAD-The surveys
for this railroad to Washington are beine m ade
under the supt rintendence OF Mr. Jas s Ran
dolph, the engineer OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company.
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raHYaI :.sas..f r. Il HEB
q ia Of Aa'Ia'a 'ln % .1RY tsi6Sfsi.s
~TH1 MANY FRIlHDs or wM. P1TrI.
O IL Hsaa sss .a:sn tes
tion in June. my uim.
~THIsp WARD.
W ri so AlfiT5 5. if1ns,s.
81 Ms 10 the bo.la y u. Be
Come: = saE election a'' es 70 the
eG mg Il. st. H''"'''' JUSTICE TO ALL.
~F1ss1 WARD TGakeGG44O1''0'A1 UNION
For o0'l's WILLIAM DIXON.
'0f hs SAMUEL =. DOUGLASS.
r0f 'afI WILLIAM FORSYTH.
''' william WiIIiAM B. MAaRuDzR.
Tor Common Couucil-
o1 ;Yas 4 s 3 5sakAs.
may stf
90 Va00'D5F5aI{SsSS1E* A RRSSlsF TICKET:
Tor o0i'' WILLIAM DIXON.
SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS.
FOR '''1WfffIILIA WILLIAM FORSYTH.
Tor Aia' NOBLE D. LARNlR.
For Common Geusenn
JOIN 3 Fl r q osfsa m,n
TUNIoN TICKET. THIRD WARD.
For 0ollee'oFww w. DIXON.
~ 5. !. DOUGLASS.
'' 'o''''owVI y. FORSYTH.
'0f A'''' THOMAS L1w1s.
'0' i. LAhsss
4. q. HALL. myr
N%AT A MIITING OF THH LOYAL CIT
uS izen. Of the Fourth Ward. held on Wed.
nesdsy evening. May 3. 1853 the following gentle.
men were unanimously nominated:
Unconditional Union Tyeka.
O- WILLIAM DIXON.
f0A SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS.
- WILLIAM FORSYTH.
'A XssURY LLOYD.
FOR COMMON CoUHCIL-
WILLIAM W. MOORE
iSl lfjaI i s. 5SSSSSos.
FOR Ass6 Taos. W. BuRcH m,.s
Co s'v,SfGHs 10 %A Hlok UNCONDITIONAL
Many loyal voters of the Seventh Ward respect
fully ounce their dete rmnation to sup 90 ri the
following gentle men at the next une election:
FoR COLLECTOR
WILLIAM DIXON.
For REGISTER
SAMUEL T. DOUGLASS.
FoR SuRvEYoR-
WILLIAM FORSYTH.
FoR ALDERMAN
THOs. & LLOYD.
PoR COMMON CoUHCIL-
JOHN g. DUDLEY,
OHIO BOSWELL,
my 9-teF GEORGE WEIGHT.
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SALES OF z.3o's.-The sales Of 7.3o's by Jay
Cooke A 90. amounted 70 eM tsaSee yesterday.
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b NJ ULE6l MCLRS II
The Subseriber he, for sale a lot or 6ns large
-r.-- - JkMES Il. sHRIyB,
my l35t' eth at between n and sts
FIRs-FIREi
4l-E- WlT-WErt
AUTHORIZATIONS
SIS 900 WORTH
MATfINGs, OIL CLOTHS.
AND WINDOW SHADBs.
AT PANIC PRICES.
Jast received from the New York sue.ioos .
large invoice Of fs'-.'H
MATTINGs AND OIL CLoTHs.
which We can and are selling less than any house
in the District.
800 pairs very handsome
WINDOW SHADES,
slightly damaged By FIRE, at less than half price
Call and see them BONTZ 8RoSHON.
mylsst t 500 7th street, aboveI.
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the 3D. sea1g aIlerE Tsns
on Pennsy lvania avenue, near I'D street esst
was caught under his horse, which fell, and
his shoulder dislocated. He was taken to
Providence Hospital, where the limb vas set
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A G Nrs WANT ed.
Wanted. three or four active, energetic. STEADY,
BysINHss MEN
to CANVASS and act as Agents for the sale of the
celebrated
BUTLER ENG RAvING
of the late Iamented President, Abraham Liucoln
in living size and style, pu blishsd from the lar.
gsst to the beautiful fine Carte de Yisits. all
framed in the -
FINEST MoULDINGs.
None but persons OF drst class business habits
need apply. To such . liberal commission Will
be given.
10000 Copies to 10 sold in the District and in
Alexandria.
P.J B1LL1W q 90.
SO Seventh Street.
STEAM ENGINE FOR sALl-Five by twelve
Of Blaessmith's Tools. npon immediate appl,ca-
ton win be sold, great bargain. Apply ct No.
n m:stS WIN. Il. CHAMBERLAIN.
HOUslKEIP1R's COAL COMPANY.
COAL AT COST
STOCKHOLDERS.
oaice-No. 4ss THIRTEENFH sTRBlr. above q
THOMAS R. WILSON. AGENT.
To Hsusekeepsrs
Cost of Mining and TRANSPORTING ton of
Coal 2.s4c lbs, 10 Phiade l phis IS s.
Yard Expenses aed Delivery. / Is
Freieht from Philadelphia, present rates. 50
"A"A'"e0 49, - '-"-- %
Our Prise for ton of Coal. delivered in
Retail Price per ton 1000 lbs. in washing. ~
ton, present rate ..........--"...........H %
Saving. s4s
Are you willing 10 continue to DAY from so to rs
per cen nm ADVANCE on your Coal7 Do you wish
Gle. we'll prepared?
COAL COMPANY is furnished With q eonpon for
ssssi G 5F o5 nts int
AT COST for Is years.
At ihe present. retail price Of Co1l. sioekholdev
,rtH sare the nrs Of has stock fsco years,
tlRsire fanny cash diridsads he may reesirt.
The Compspyss mines are in complete working
order. with all toe machinery, &C.: nee sssAry TO
work the lliery the present capacity being 40
tons.
From the sale of Bur plus csal ever that used BY
the Stock told the Company expects to realize
sun cient profit to Pay . GOOD semi annual cash
dividend. ~
suBecRIpTIoN BOOKS OPEN AT TIE OF.
FIOl OF THl COMPANY.
423 Thirtssnth street.
my Il-lm Wsshineton. D. O.
pHofoGRAPBs painted neatly in oil colors 70,
N eys lady artist Please fend nam. and ad
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pHOfOGRAPHsp painted neatly in oil colors for
. $3by lady art:st. Please eend pAms and ad.
dress 20 Mss !. RofT, WASHINGTON Post ONCE.
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Da675 marriages 10 New York las, year.
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RoBBINs MILK WoMAN-Yesterday m rn.
ing, James Ryan took from Mary Brean, q
q / X woman, her can OF milk, and he was
arrested by officer Burkely, when he assaulted
him, but the officer got him to the Fourth
Ward Station, from whence he was commit ed
to Jail by Justice Giberson.
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Who Wants to-?

!. Pardon ell the assassins of the Govern
ment and therefore
?. Punish nobody.
8. Hang the miserable tool Wirz for bar
barities at Andersonvile, when his superiors.
really responsible for the atrocities, are not
even tried.
4. Place the entire control of "Reconstruc-
ton in the hands of men just out of the rebel
army. because they are white.
3. Put all Union men of the South under
the heels of the rebels, because most of said
unionists are not white.
q. Present the rebels with ten additional
members Of Congress, as eliminating evil
dence of our "magnanimity," ami reward
for their skill in placing their heels on the
necks ofour Union allies
Who wants to ?-Norristotcn A. Herald
ii GAVE the fellow a shilling said Walter
Scott. ION some occasion when sixpence was
the fee, and added remember you owe me
slxpenoe, Pat. MAY your honor live till
pay you ~
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THEGATE CITY.


- % =. hsbHEEs. f&t
Alone, alone, how dark and drear
Is life within this prison ceIl
Ny cold, damp couch seems but brier,
My very voice . funeral knell Es
That sadly tolls amid my pains,
In mocxery Of these iron chains.
hear the music of the bells
Float out upon the summer air
Now like the sea their chorus swells,
Now family as the breath of prayer-
Yet lingering still as If to bless
Ny heart within its loneliness.
The tide comes up from out the bay,
The sail rides TO and fro,
stand and watch them all the day
Out on the stream below;
But bending sail nor flowing sea
Brings one sweet word of Joy to me.
For treason taints the soft South air,
And orphans cry aloud for bread
While Murder stalking every where,
Laughs DER its own unbured dead
Till Hell seems bursting all ahame,
And Freedom hides her face in shame.
Oh. strike again, ye marshaled host.
Who draw the sword Of Liberty
+ For now the hatred tyrant boasts ,o.
This land shall bow to slavery -
And ycnder where the blue cross waves
Goes up the shout, "Ye too are slavesv9
Let not the Past be all in vain,
Nor pause to soothe thy widowed sorrow;
Thy heroes sleep upon the plain.
And glory waits thee on the morrow:
For God win hold the Freedmans hand,
And guide thee well, my own proud land
LIBBY PRISON, Richmond, Va, Jan. 6, 1864.
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ExCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES.

ExCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES.
R~ery family, At this season, should use sPKER6
WINE ceiebi sied in Europe for its medicinal and bone
hcinl qualities highly esteemed by eminent .sicans
naed In European aud American Hospital, and by
OF the first families in Europe and America.
As TONIC u has no equal. causing appetite and
building the system being entirely purA wine Of
most valuable grape. As A DIURETIC 1t imparts =
healthy action cf the GLANDS. Kidneys and Urinary Or
game. very beneficial in Dropsy, Govt and Rhamatc Az
fectious SPREkS WINE pure article from the Juice
Of the Port Grape possessing medicinal properties supe
rior 20 any other wine in and excellent article
for all weak and debtated persons and the aged
rm improving the appetite, and benetipg ladies and
children. Try Il once, and yos sri not BE- deceived
- Be sure the signature Of ALFRED SPEEg the
cork ofeAch bottle
Fold BY Wilkinson, Bartest 4 Co Keokrk, Iowa, and
al first class Dealers who also sell the CAeTILLA PORT
BRANDY, . choice old article imported only by Mr..
Speer, direct FROM the valley Of Oporto. foctQL6m
AS-Trade supplied by Wholesale Druggist.
A3-Dy A. ePkER, st his Vineyard In New Jersey.
PRINCIPAL 0FFICB. aoe BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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Returning sincere thanks 10 the public and
irieI ds for the liberal Isiroisge h,stoved
upon u.s. them that pains, sxpt nee
viii be spared give perfect taJfaction 10 all who
favor with their patronage, snd 10 make estsb
lishment the Pride " the Gate Guy.
Respectfully,
octlo H. N B0eTW1Ck h CD.
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Speer's Port Grape lvfsse

pURE and four years old, for the Commu-
= MON Table and Family uss- Prescribed by Phys
eisns for YtDaies, WEAKLY P--sons and Invhlids The
Great nsasdy for Kidney Affections, HhsgHasisn and
I'll CAxpnic DDseses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01

E-A chance to obtain any Of
the above Articles for One DOl-
lar by purchasing Sealed EmVel.
Ope for % cts.
H-Five Sealed Envelopes viii be sent for 81 90
Eleven for 2 90; Thirty for 500 (; S~ixty-hve for 1000
One Hundred Tor $500.
Agents wanted Everywhere.
Our patrons are desired TO send United States
money when it is convenient. Long letters are
unnecessary. Letters should be addressed TO our
Box 57O6, Post Office for greater safety.
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must in eV-
cry case be accompanied by the CASH, with the
person sending. and Town, County and State plain
~ written. Letters should be addressed to the
Managers as felo vs.:
! GOODWIN, HUN & CO.,
Box 5706 Post Office, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01
sTATE o. ~ YoRK J

c. y ga G,unty o. New Terk
ARTHUR F. WfLLGAIrh Vice-Pse,iiel. aad
Obs Mc5EE, Sehrstasy, o. the Home In~ur4nce
Company, Oelns -everaiy ami duly swJrn dspo,e AID
say, ami tach Tor MN eff says, that the fOre< 'i1Eis a
true fu.l atri c5rr, q statement 0tthe affair % me
sad CORPORAL z aud ,hst "a - az tie above described
mcegs t1eFeOf-
A.F. W~ILLMARTH Vice President.
JOHk hoGEB, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn berOre NE, this 25fb day Il
January, 1855. ID. bAShbChN,
Notary Pub ie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01
EELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract of Buchu
PHILADELPHIA Feening Bulletin Editorial.
SEPT. IS. 1865
Hell M B OLD'S
Genuino Preparations.

G Genuine Preparations.
His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody
the full strength Of the ingredients Of
which they are named. They are left
TO The inspection of all. A ready and
conclusive test of their properties will be
a comparison with those set forth in the
United States Dispen>atory. These rem
edies are prepared by II. T. Helmbold,a
druggist of sixteen yeaes' experience in
this city, and VT believe them TO be re-
liable in fact, we have never known an
article lacking merI TO meet with a per-
d success, md Mr.. Helmbold's
success is certai My prima facie evidente.
His Drug and Chemical Warehouse, in
the city of New YOik, is not excelled. if
equaled, by any ID he country, and we
would advise our readers, when visiting
that city, TO give him a call, and judge
for themselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01
-. &c e.

Know ali Men By these Presents, That the
Home Insurance C5upany Of The City VI New York.
do hereby aGtaoIizs any and al agents that said Com
Dany has. or msy hereafter have OF appoint in the
sta, OF Nebraska Tor ami On behalf o. said company,
to &C cps and ackn0wI Ike service OF all process,
whe;h ef me ne OF fndl N any action or proceeding
ag4iGst SAID Company, n any u tUe courts - SAID
State. And IL Is hereby admitted sud agreed that
saIf service OF th3 ps0ces Aforesaid shall be AIKEN
and held 10 be yaiid All ~sJfhcieHt ia tLat behalf, The
same a. Sc served upon said Company according 20 the
laws ssu0 practice Of SAID state ana All claims or
right OF error by reason a the manner Of such serv-
ice, is hereby expressly waived and relinquisEcd-
witness our hand and seal Of the Company, this
% day CT January, 1865. AZ. WILLAARTH, VI
o b AcGEE,S Secretary
Application for Tire Marine Insurance made to
JOHN L. CARSON, AGENT
sat BTOWnVille Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01
We have adopted the { Towing mode Of
DIST RIB u TION
by sale Ct 70, 90 articles Of vaiueI
Our New Mode.

y The afti ClPs Of e6 are numbered from ] ~o75.oo0l
81 SEQ consIsti u of amos. 8elGdeons- Sold AMI Sill
yer Watches. SeTias Machia$. Tea and Table sets,
CSC, etc.;rand, the tther $50 srticles % valuable
Jeweiry, work sld Toilet eases Fnsto2raph Albums
Openiace Silver watChes. a~ud-fancy articles IN great
variety rs cot notifies numbered from I to75 OJ0 are
printed ord put iuto lealei envelopes and well mixed
and one CT these j. taken Gu. ana sent to the person
sending - rs IS eetas 30 cover expense Of postage,
eorresrondence &C ami Tie article or gods cores
pouGing with the nllber on The n,tice will be sent 10
the holder q tic sane iunicdi ate.y G. Re aesire, to
purchase the article 1u receipt OF ftg0 dctars For
ilsta, c. ;-H tie nDtleer On the EOlice sent 10 you
should be 8 O. aud 4 Piano u Dtanrnd set. or Gold
Watch shoull be Euabered5l $40 il will be seat 20 you
Tor s.. and So o. for q try article in our list OF IS coo
at cIeS.
EPANe r~ecciTiEb the drtjcle u Il does not SHtt
REFUNDED.
T~enty I've cents most pc sent to pay expense Of
postage corr e>peudeace &C, ctC.. on one nOJice.
henensbtT tbat whatever article ccn espcnds with
the Bu' bei Oh yYur nstice You can have n by paying
Two DOIlrrf IeT b. whether 1t be worth SlOJ OF
$50. Aud it is for CDR ia crest to deal fairly ard
send out orr fac articles IS II gives C4undence to the
public and thereby Increases our sales.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01
hefta Missouri RaiIEead


r. NJ Macon civ. Is6 mils.- -, 81 u. Z
and forns tRe u SoltPA.