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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

The Western Union Telegraph Company;
bark Golden Gate, Capt. q. NJ. Seammon
U. S. NJ, arrived this evening from Petro.
paulooski in ~ days, after stormy and
severe passage.
Everything in relation to the overland
Russian Telegraph is in most satisfac-
tory and promising condition. The In
habitants and government officials render
ed every service in their power to promote
the enterprise, and fully appreciate its
Importance. The four exploring parties,
landed during the progress of the expedi-
ton, were in the field aud actively push
ing their work.
The Golden Gate, which is the last of
the company's feet that has arrived, brings
up the report of the seasons work, which
is highly satisfactory and gives great
promise of the great link of telegraph
line joining the continents, and bringing
the United States in Geographic commu-
nication with Europe by an overland
route.
The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool
Nov. Is, via Queenstown Nov. l9, arriv.
ed on the 29th. 1t is stated that Mr..
Dudley, our Consul at Liverpool, has de-
cided to send the Shenandoah to New
York, and that the ship would probably
leave the Mersey on the 2lst Files of
Fenian documents are said to have been
found at the residence of Stephens, the ar
rested Head Centre, and that Fenianism
is now an open book to the administra-
tors of the law. Full details of the re.
volt in Jemaica had been received in
England, and the conduct of the military
authorities in its suppression excited
much comment. The NeaDS and Star
condemn their severity in very strong
language, while the Times aid Herald re-
gard it as very commcndable. The news
of the blockade Of the CHILEAN ports by
Spain, created great indignation in Eng
land. 1t was rumorcd that several block
ade-runuers were fitting out to test its Of
The French army has been
reduced about 10000 men. The sup
preston of the rebellion in Algeria was
favorably. 1t is said that
Austria has resolved to reduce her army
in Venitia.
A dispatch from Copenhagen, Nov. II,
says: The King Of Denmark has granted
to Messrs. James Wyld, Capmann & Co.
, concession for laying telegraph be-
tween England, Norway and North Amer
Ca, by way of Greenland.
DOMESTIC.
A revision of the tables giving the re-
,ult of the official canvass of the votes cas-
n the New-Jersy State election, shows
Mr.. Wards majority to be 2,789. In
1862, Parker's majority was 1857, ard
n 1864, the Mcclellan electors were elec-
led by a majority of 1901. The Union
gain over last year is | 900, and the gain
over 1862, is 1886.
The Canadian authorities are quite
willing now to make reciprocity treaty
perfectly reciprocal; that is, they are
willing, under the necessities of the treas
ury, to lay on their own products as We
shall be obliged to lay on ours. This is
the true remedy for smuggling and the
,p1y ona -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-06

ca Major Moore, of the Burial n,
reports the total number of doaj bureau ~
soldiers up to December lst. Ioc cll0n
follows: 1000, as
Washington, 1912
Andersonyille, 1918.
Richmond and vicinity, 6OOoo
Nashville, $4,000, WV
The Wilderness, 10000.
So down to the minor battloso,a. p
cry grave is identified when possib 1, LV-
there are are over ll,OOO around w., op'
ington whose names and regiments n'sa a.
unknown. '"" are
MooRE's RURAL New YoRKER-p,i,, .
pr year, d. D. I. Moore, Rocb..,,- w.
Y. w.
We gladly give room to the pro,n.,,,.
of this paper and cordially recommend i
to Families everywhere For fl. n,.'l
two years We have perused it, and d.
hesitate to say that we consider !. Il
best agricultural weekly extant ~
rangement with the publisher. We r;,,|
send his paper and our own duriO, a
coming year for $3.50; an OpportnDi,r
by which we hope many will be ben.I|
Gttcd.
ANNUAL REGISTER or RURAL AryuD.
Luther Tucker q Son, Albany, Nv
This valuable annual is now issnoa anil
ready for the coming year. 1t contain.
1870 engravings, and its contents are I'D
varied and interesting as thos? of its preI
decessors, aud it should be in every FAM
ly throughout the Union. Sent by mail
postpaid, for 80 cents
"a" Don't forget to mako use Of the cp.
portunity to send pay for Your paper by
those attending court.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-06
COUNTY COURT.
FORENOON.

The December Term of the Lamiolie,
Go. Court for 1865 commenced here yes
terday, Hon. W. G. Wilson, presiding
Judge, Hon. L. B. sherwin and Hon L.
W. Holmes asssociating. The Session
was begun by prayer from Rev. G. Whit
ney aud afterward by proclamation of the
Sheriff. The jury We're then called and
sworn, The Court then proceeded to call
the docket and dispose of the e,eral caus-
es: but three of which were set down for
trial by jury.
Preparation was made for the trial of
the case of Joseph P. Grant VS., Benz, W..
Leach IAN action for trespass) when the
court adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-06
For the Newsdealer.
JOHNSON VT. Nov. 80 1865.

EDITOR OF THE NEwsDEALER Dear
Sir--In your leader of Wednesday last you
say-"We frequently get the most fiat
tering offers from parties, who would ad-
vertise illegitimste business" etc. Sir,
have, heretofore, correspouded with jour-
nalists on this subject Gas one very demon
alising) and found only two of them, that
would agree to exclude such advertise
ments.
On this subject, Sir, you are acting a
self sacrificing part; but it is one which
the true-minded of your readers will honor.
For myself, | feel deeply greatful to
you for it. ImproprTety is doing more
to corrupt society than, probably any
other vice. And so we'll are the YAM
pires of pollution aware of it that they
pay to publishers the most extravagant
prices for the insertion of their disgust
ing advertisements. And so mercenary
have publishers become-so willing are
they to consent, for money, to the cor
rupting of youthful society, that general
ly, their columns teen" with these de-
basing scandals. You, Strand the YER
mont Chronicle deserve well of the pub
lie for shutting your columns against the
pollution. Would to God | could say as
much for the Montpelier Messenger. The
Office Editor of that paper being minis
ter of the gospel needs but moments re-
hection to see that it is of no use to fill
part of his sheet with the doctrines of
christianity while he gives place in anoth-
er part of it to such polluting advertise
ments
Sir, am sick at heart to see how mcr-
cenary men are becoming. But if they
would spare the purity Of The yo"ag; |
could overlook many things. AS the
public purity departs. then departs our
chief hope of public virtue, 1t is the tes-
timony of human crime in all ages that
the vice of impurity petri6es the heart
the most and relaxes even the hold Of God
upon the conscience.
"Och it hardens a. within,
And petriies the feeling"
Yes my dear Sir, if we let down puri-
ty we are gone And yet this is the
work in which these advertisers are en-
gagged. And what is more surprising the
work to which our journalists, generally,
for the sake of money, are giving their
columns. Yes and how audacious they
are to circulate through our virtuous COM
what is so corrupting to the
young and under the patronage and even
the eye of their parents. But forbear.
am sensible Sir, of the pecuniary sac.
ri6ce you and the Vermont Chronicle are
and though but few may thank
you now, the time will come when many
will encore you in their hearts for it.
AGNEIA.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-06

Ess'lt is understood that Adjutant Gen.
Thomas will soon be relieved from the ar.
my, and that Gen. Townsend is to be his
successor
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-06
I'll arttt0.

AT the American House, in this village, on mi
18th, ut, by Rev, Geo. Viii ney, Mr.. Albert j
Robinson and Mrs. Talitha S. Huse both .
Stowe.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-06
Boston Markets, Dec. 2

Flour-Western, $500 10 $3.50
Pork-Primc, $500 to $500; Mess SSt
TO $500
Beef. 1874 90 to $500. Lard. % IL to
Hams, 10 to 20; Cheese, II to 20 Eggs
Butter. 40 TO 80 l.2.
Potatoes $500 to 1925. Dried Apple ~ ~
Beans. 81, 20 TO 800. Peas, Sl'1o 10 90
Herdsorass seed $500 to 400. Glover,
starch, s to 10. Tallow, 1894 TO 10
WooI.-Full Blood Merino, 90 TO W;
rcurths blood. &C to 6s; Halfblood'
ca Common, So to 60.
Corn. LOS to l,07. Oats, % to 62.
81 20 to l,25. r.
Hops 80 to 40.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-12-06

New York Weekly Hop Report,-Prepareq
pressly for the NEwsDEALEB. by Emmet "
Permission Dealer in Hops, No. 49, =
ST., NY. Consignments respectfully so
New YORK, Dec. I'd, lSe
The market has resumed its formcr
tivity. and prices on choice grades
upward.
Our latest advices from England
the Continent seem to Indicate PREY
ing scarcity Of choice grades; the
estimate yield having been overratedi
ls64's Common to fair to 10 good 10 Z
81, 10 80 choice to fancy 80 TO 40.
1885 Common TO fair 20 TO 80 good 10 u
AZ 10 10 choice TO fancy 20 TO oo'
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Ga Don't forget to makc use Of the cp
portunity to send pay for your paper BY
those attending court.
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Or Gold sl.4s s.sths
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

At noon, on the 18th, our citlzens were
startled by the cry of fire at 2 o'clock.
the residence and most Of the furniture
of Joshua Rogers, on Main street, lay
ID ashes. The cause is said to have been
one Of the children dropping a lighted
match into a vessal containing cOal-oil /;
as TO this we are not positive. and it is
useless to speak of the careIessness of
leaving c%oal-oil lying ground loose"
Some $500. we understand. bave been
raised by . citizens 10 place Mr.. Rogers
in a situation TO rebuild this Spring /; al
though his loss will fall little short of
$1,000.
In this connection one defect in our
fire department is, TO Us, apparent f:
that is, the lack of hooks and ether ap-
paratus for pulling down burning build
Ings. With a few good hooks, with about
ten feet Of chain next the hook, then
rope. any building, constructed OF cotton
wood, could be leveled TO the ground
although not much of the building M
mediately on fire might be saved, il would
lessen greatly the danger to those near
it. The hooks and ladders needed for the
outfit should be IN charge of an organ
lied company. City Fathers, think of it.
Again, citizens, why don't you insure
The Law makes provisions by which you
may know when you Insure with a relia-
BILE Eastern company, by making them
advertise a Statement" every year; and
by insuring you are never al a loss for a
fair start 10 build again. We know of
no company in this city, authorized to
act at present, bat presume they will b.
Again, we say. insure!
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

The river al this place is rising very
fast. The Ferry Boat, at this place,
owned by Muir & Co, which had been
hauled out upon the sand bar, last fall,
to be repaired, is now all under water
except the pilot house. If she cannot
be saved, another must be had. No fiat
BOAT can accommodate the crossing at
this point. We hope the proprietOrs of
the old boat aud charter will see 10 1t,
and have a new boat 10 as soon as posi-
bic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
SEWING MACHINES.
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINEIE
Patented February 14th. 1850.
SALESROOM $50 BROADWAY ",
Y. 252 W.aSHLNGTON, 81. BOSTON,

THIS MACHINE ia constructed on entirely new
principles q mechanism. possessing many rare eud
ya;usbie Improvements, having been examined by
the most profouAd experts, AMI pronounced to be
Simplicity and Perfection Combined.
1t has q straight needle. perpendicular aston,
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which
will neither RlP or RAFEL, and is alike on both
sizes periOfm perfect scvin g ON every desert tion
Of material, from Leather TO the finest Eansook
Muslin, with cotton, linen or silk thre5d, from the
cosrest TO the finest number.
Having neither CAN nor COG WHEEL, and the
least possible friction, IL runs as sIDoOtA as glass,
and is
Emphaticelly q Noiseless Machine.
l. requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to
giri twelve pears Of age eau work i steadily, with
cut fatigue OF injury to health.
Its strength and Wonderful Simplicity of con-
~struction r. udsrs il almost impossible to get out Of
oyder, and il GUARANTEED by the company 70
give entire satisfaction.
Werespeettully invite all those who may desire
to supply themselves with a superior n uele, to
come ana examine this Uurivalled Machine.
But in a more especial manner DO Wo solicit the
patronage Of
Merchant Tailors, Corset Makers,
5oFers, Vest and Pantaloon
Sh1rt sn0 bosom MRk Makers,
CTS. Of6SS MAKERS.
Religious and Charitable Institutions UtU he liBs-
rally dealt t0ith.
Prices Of Machine Completes:
No. l, Family Machine, with Hemmer, Eeller
End Braider, 800
No. 2. Small Manufacturing, with Extension
Table IS
No. 3, tsrge Manufacturing, with Extension
Table 80
No. 4, Large Manufacturing, for Leather,
with Rolling Foot and OIL Cup 100
One hoT huns instruction 10 sg6icient to enable any
person 10 work the Mdchine 10 their entire
satisfGctioR.
Agents Wanted for all towns in the United States,
whore Agents are not already established. Also
Tor Cuba, Mexico, Central and South America, 10
whom a liberal discount will be given.
Terms invariably Cash on delivery.
7. J. McAFthuF & Co.,
$50 Broadway, New York.
A. 4 Co. $50 Washington, ST Boston.
720 Chestnut ST, PhiIa.
Feb. les. 1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
&C 90, 90 - Ass.npsnin.ss.

A large assortment Of new and popular songs, BALLAD
duets, qusrtetts, and choruseo, issued daily. ABsna
the most popular are, Shall We know each other there.
LOwrey; Why nave my loved sDss gone; ! will be true
10 the o. there's no SUCH girl as mine, by F0ssaFf
Mothers love Is true; Sweet love, forget me not. a.,
by Keller, % cents each; hear sweet voices singingI
Home - home; Forget n yOu can. but forgive, y
Thomas. 80 cents esCh.
0lstrumentAf Nusis for tbs Ciano Forts-Ws ara
coming Father Abraham, six hundred thousand more {
Always look on the sunny side Blau We Know eaea
other there? DC, with bFlhant V~aristions b. GrsbA
90 cents each.
POlkas, Waitzes. Marches, Quicksteps, Quadfi1la,
&c.i BY popular authors. All kinds Of Staging and IL
struction books. Catalogues mai sdfrce % any addrssa
Eusic mailed ~ the above prices.O
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

As we, to-day, publish the last letter
from Pawnee, u Capitol Correspondent
which was received TOO late for last
~week--it is but justice to acknowledge
his favOrs 10 US and our readers, 10 keep
'ng us posted in the Legislative Proceed
lngs. As to who be is. we can but say :
lie was a member of this county who
labored faithfully for Ibis county aud the
Territory at large, and to whom 10Th
are largely indebted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
The At1sneu@ GoEsstio..

contains between four and ave hundred pages o. trnse
and hymns, new and old, 0f the choicest kinds. 70
church, Sunday school, revival, missionary, tsmpsran Q
prayer ard conference, and al hiu1s Of sacred and -
ciSl meetings. TIE music in this book has lifs and Al
imation Ia 1t, ike. Shining shore, Rest for the Wsary
Shall We know each other there2 Shall We inset boyoa
the river There Is a beautiful No IA Kind words
Sweet hour o. lrsyerj There IL q and " loves SuGs
little children % come unto me; Col save the NatiOn
&C. PriceE-singie copies, bouud % cenfgf S45 pei
hundred; cloth bound. Embossed gilt, 80 cents s. PEI
hundred. bai ed - the retail price. HORACE wa
TIERS. 4Sl Broadway, New Tourk, PUbhshsz 81 ~
assge Books.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
THEODORE HILL.
Sheriff Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by Wit e Of su
execution issued Gus of the District Court Of he
County Of Nemaha. m ths TsrosOry of Nebraska
oa a certain judgement obtsinea in said Court by
Eli q. wilcox, against George II. Nixen. aud to me
directed as Sheriff Of said County. ! will offer for
sale &C public auction at the front door Of the
Br0Enville Hnuse in tho City Of Brownvirle in said
Comfy nj Nemaha. (thAt being the building in
w&ch The last term Of the said District Court was
he'd CD Saturday the 18th dsy OF March. 1855. a.
one o'clock P N. Of that day the following real
Estate to Wit the East half &C Lots No. Six 60
sad Seven a. aud Fifty fee eT If the West part 0f
Lot No. nine g. all Of the sbo in Bfck No. TWEEN
" (20) IN toe City Of Browlriiein the County o.
Nenaha in the Territory uf Nebraska tsken as
tn, property Of said George h. Nixon, by virtue of
sid execution.
Given under my hand this l5sh day Of February,
A d. 1855.
". G. GLASGOW,
Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Grant. al Richmond, is receiving fresh
supplies of troops while Grant. of this
Guy Is receiving reinforcements of new
Dry Goods and Groceries, of the best
the Eastern market affords. Grant will
not bs undersold for cash, nor will he
Be found behind in keeping for sale all
tia, Is needed bus, call and satisfy your
self.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
$50 So "a. Ia.

ia an entire new work OF 1872 ssges, andnea7ly as tuDs
and hymns. AS the music is q little more aincultn
is just the book 10 follow Bel No. j.. Nearly ons mile
hnnof these Bells have beenissued, and are noa ring
ing through this ana other Countries. Amung the
many choice pieces may be found. Shall We meet ~
yend the river? There Is a beautiful world. S0rHoH
shall come again 10 more. Don't you haar the Angels
on, &c. Prices OF Bell No. 2 are the same As Bel No.
4. Both numbers cab be obtained Ia oue volama.-
bound, embossed gill; 90 cts sf5 per hundred. IS
copies furnished a. The one hundred price, Nailed a.
the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Rev. T. w. Upton, Chaplain of the
Veteran First, was in our city Saturday
asst. He brought about $4,000 TO Ne
brasks City, from whence be expressed
: to the families Of our soldiers. He
represents the troubles on the plains to
e worse ihau we along the river have
ny idea Of. but thinks that forces suGi
pent 70 cope with The Indians and pro.
ee' the Overland Route will soOn be sent
Dt
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
T1s N.s Palrioli. 60 81.

contains 90 passs Of songs, duers and choruses bOiA ba
cred ard secular, Including "a pages % prayers for SAX
10 is well suited ,oT social singing, as we'll as 5aSb0th
worship Among the many beautiful pieces msy be
found, Where Tic srty dwells f. my country; The Chris
tian hers, Three cheers FOR 0ur banner; Come sing y
me Of hesvyn; COlumbia the gem o. the OcsaR; Free
Dan's gatheTings Columbis'S King forever Marching
AlonE, sc Prices--psperc covers, l6centa, eiSPe hnA
drod. Nailed at the retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

The recent rain in ihis section played
.havoc with The Mil Dams in AtchisoD
county, Mo, washing ont three on Rock
Greek, aud leaving bat one Dam intact
n thai county that belonging to Mr..
Muir, OIL High Creek.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Anew Sunday School Book. o. 100 pages ss b~sautffnl
hymns and tunes II ~contalns many gems, sucb az
Shall we know each other there Suffer little children
ousj Leave me with my mother He leadetn me beside
still waters sc. Price-paper covers, % cents as
Per hundred; bound 80 cents, $40 per hundred; cloth
Nailed at the retsil price. Il Ia edited By Horace Wa
ters, author Of Sunday School Sells Nos, I and 2, which
have had the emo nous sales Of over eight th0uGana
copies. Just pub ishedby H0RAJB H4TERs, Ne. 4SI
Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Our citizens we're a little surprised,
last Monday, on hearing Of a regular
.elopment. The parties were Sergeant
M Barrady and Miss Walupa Thomp,
sOn. The affair was so neatly arranged
that hardly a soul believed it, until they
themselves acknowledged the soft i'm.
p~eachment," of being tied"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Stopping Stones ough, to be put across
MAN. and FIRST, and across Main and
Second Streets from the corners. We
thiuS me present MUDDY condition of
oor streets prove the necessity for some
sucb Improvement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Perkins. we see, Is building an add
.tion 10 ms Great Western Photograph
Gallery" This looks like business. He
will be prepared TO lake as fue pictures
as can be taken ia America, or any eIher
sea-port town. Give bin a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Fer I'll that you may desire in the line
b Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes,
Ind Gents and Boys Furnishing Goods,
70 10 Atkinson & Co.'S great Clothing
E.nporeum, on Main Street. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Have you one of Stewards Hand Corn
Plautess2 If not, you'd better buy one
soon, as Medford is selling thea about
as fast as he can make them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Mclaughlin & Swan have a good sup
ply Of HomIny, Beans, Dried Peaches
and Apples, and everything pertaining
10 Groceries, both Staple and Fancy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

The Soldiers Relief Society well meet
al The residence of j. E. Crow, this
Thursday-evening All feeling an in
terest in the cause, are invited TO attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Alb. CAFES may b. seen every Satur-
day on our streets taking orders for
Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, and Shrub
berry for the Atchison Nursery. These
orders are to be filled in the Spring
This Nursery has delivered much stock
! n tins county, and it has given general
satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

C. G. Dolsey-In accordance with he
wishes of a majority Of The citizens Of
this couuty-has Been appointed Probate
Judge. vice D. {. Sanders, resigned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
Rui.rs Cheap Kasie for q. AsHi.n.

Arranged as soloesi duets. %qu9rtetts and ch0rusas ~
musical societies. cbOirs Sunday schools. public zchaoif
seDlnaTies etc Shall We know each 0tEsr thers2-
Don't you hear tho angels ceuinS2 Shall wemest BE-
You'd the rverF Be IN tue; There is q beautiful
world; Where Liberty dwells Is my country Freed0u.
truth aud nights We are coming Father Abra'am. sI
hnndred thoussnd more ; There is aland Of l0vsy Scr
rev shall Cum 2Ealn 10 more Heavenly home Cons
sing t. me Of Heavens Land insight; We will love ouf
sunday School; Our God - marching 90 God ave -
Nations winters song Of the Pisntati0u Eegr03 PAS
Freedoms Aorn has daWued az Iasi; over the moun
t9inj over the Hn0untatu; Lille ELIAS IN angel; WIZ
lies gone 70 Haven Sunor little ehiIdren 70 cOra
unto ne; BaFy ne IN the IuoTninE. MOtherS C0ms .
thy rests Sweet hour o. Prayer, SC. Price 3 cents. q
II sheet form. with P IpO cOmDau.neat % centa.
Published b. HORACE WATERS. Agt,
GO.4sl Broadway, \. I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

We understand that Cunrad Harness
sold his farm of $50 acres-4O under
culGvd'iOn. with a log hcuse-ahout 8
miles south.w e Of This CEy for $1,000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
Rah 4 Snersl caniata.

1875 pages. words b. Rev. sidney Dyer. suua
By Prof. Gull. This is an excellent book for concerts
for theyoung. Prices-papsr covers, 2Ocents; els psT
hundredj bound 20 cent?, so per huadred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

The Ice in the Missouri broke up last
Monday. Although it was raining like
thunder," our "irrepressibIe" citizens
burned out en- mass 10 see it..
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
TIE Harp Of Fr..l.n.

contains 81 pages OF songs, dues and chOruses, Ter Frse-
dem. Among the choice pieces We would mans, FaiP
freedoms morn; Oist my people soi Over the moun-
tain They worked me all the day, sc. Price cents
single, 90 cents Fer dozen, % per hundrsdj postaEs I
cent each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
" PerirrI - -

contains 70 pagess0f tunes and hymns. designed Ter rs
vival, prayer, and conference meetings. Price in pspss
covers, single copies, 10 cents IS per hundFsd.-
Nailed at the retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

For the lest Drugs, Medicines, and
.vsrv.h.ag you may desire out Of a Drug
Store. &c 10 VI Creery's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

The Mite Society meets tomorrow
evening al The residence Of Dr.. Thur
man.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Tge dance, at Berkley's New Room
the 22d. went eff pleasantly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Atkinson & Co., sells the cheapest and
hes, Clo,bipg in the West.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Mclaughlin s Swan have a superior
article Of Coal On.