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, 1865-03-23
MRS. GENERAL SHERMAN.
Reception List Evening at the Nanslou Of
Bishop Dugsau.

| We announced yesterday the arrival or the lad,
Of General ". 7. Sherman IN our city, and statet
that dtttng public reception would be extended
to her. Mrs. Sherman was averse to any publ1t
ofsplsy, and requested that nothing Of The kind
would be offered. Accordingly no notice vas
gwen Of time OF place; hut = few Of Cur leading
citizens determined 70 welcome her in q1iet w
at the residence Of Bishop DuEeun On ibis eyenipc
About nine o'clock q eelect party OF gentlemen
assembled en- tn n tront q he mansion. accompanied
man appeared in answer to tie cali, accompanied
~ Bishop Duegan, and bowed her thanks.
Mayor Sherman Introduced her IN few words to
,he assembly. and announced that bon. s. s..
spoke as follows:
u MAnAn: 1ear presence In Chicago to aia no.
opportunity 10 psy you the compliments which are
20 justly due+ On their b.half, l have the honor
TO express 10 yon thetr sent1ents OF high respect
and esteem Tor yorErelf and Of admtralo ION and
gratitude towards the eminent man to whom You
arG related ~ The dearest Of all ties.
tour husband has won for himself place In
In all parts Of the world hts splendid career IS
9IoWn. 1t has demonstrated not the capriccs Of
fortune. Int The Unborn power Of tue greatness.
mind, falthiri and Just conscience, Gs'fIa hrm
aea sPa Ses1 aSandpE FL IT, and 5..i Pa 4. md tSa @
played in The csnse Which alone IN Iusudes atss
the destruction Of human life in the cause Of rirhf
ipl o1ce1 and }nsiee. True and loyal to the con-
q MS hs has fought not 70
al Its harmony. Shopld It become his duty here
after TO It's functions In peace as be has
s 1he IN VAT We nars IN hs character
y obeerr6d, as well for the preservation Of 1ud-
vfdnal liberty a. for the deferse Of our political
fss1en g.a esalnst domestic and foreign foes.
will remember with last1u: gratitude the great
services be has rendered his country. and when
, 1865-03-23

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago TF1bunf1
~ C1sc1sGAII, Wednesday, March 2.
The bottom Of the decline seems to hAye BEEN reach
ed 1t lasr reaction Is probable unless gqd again
declines.
PRos1aIoss-Mc:s pork is held at tefsoD2i1 90 forin
SIDE city packed, hut II meets with no attention
Buik meats arc entirely ncmns1; 5000 pee o1 ahou1
Gers, sides Rpd hams sold at 154c all 1oand No quo
taifons can be given for bacon. Prime city ard can
&c bad at 916Hc hi I'D aQd gut lard tod at lie. and
tall6w at 12c.
FloUR-ln better request at s72s03.'5 toz supsEnne
and exttn, T.
GRAM-Wheat fr:usr at 81 t6s@1.7ot for prime red.
WuisKT-Al sales Of xh,szs ware made at $115
bEtno round lots could have teen disposed OF except
at decline.
, 1865-03-23

ESPECIAL Dlspateat the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LOUIS. Wednesday, Marsh: q.
TonAoco-Active. Sales gtean; 1uga at Sa7u; fac.
to1 lugs from Is &c To ESQ., planters DO at sa1t s1p
ping lrEs 1t $500: medium do. from $t2 to- = IS.
FLorE-Fiat: 1oe s5,25 to $50; super At}7s.20, de-
llyeted; super single extra at E730; inspected at
$500 per brl. i,
GRA1s-Whtat very dull; good fall *1.SQ; fa1e do
s1.4a p.in1e Go, At 316o ehotcs 1t &1s: extra do
fail at 81 Is PET bL.hel Corn quiet; sales mixed se
low ut &lla; white at 91,05; choice whta at 81 II
per bushcl Oats lower: stles At 95c- Rye dull sae<
10 casks and S. sacks "6oc per bu.he Whisky low
er; sale was made Of II br.s at at s2tos.
, 1865-03-23
d 1 e ID ,

In this CITY on (he ga inst, OF conEettson Of TIM
brntn BENSIE ALLEN. second son or Jno. F. and
Lon. o III kson, aged eeren yeavs one month and
q. b. ttn lsJs
His remains will be taken to Louisville, ky-, Tor In
telMtnt.
On "wednesday mo,ning. March 22d. the infant
daughter OF q. q. &nd ann MARY Mcdonald, aged
thfee months 1hrea wteka and 1re dafs
funeral from tho resd zee OF her gtand other, IS
west n. ,htnetcn street. a. 10 O'Clock friday nom
Ing. March xl.h iii uds f1he 1amty are II qursted
10 atttnd wllhout further notice:
81 her mothers residence. 16s West Jackson street,
Mn,rh 1st. 1865 or f. e lit diseale, Eta E. WOOD.
BrRR, seventeen yehfs OF age.
tr remains were tai en- to White Pigeon. Mich, for
nj
, 1865-03-23

IL good Tine to seud in donations, especially
clothing for tic larger girls End boys. Go and ses
tpen tor ourselves; tue eiGht Will be surely fol-
! t11t1tipu. ~
, 1865-03-23

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune]
MILWAUKEE,. Wednesday, March 2.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500 bu. Market about
&c lower thta . m. 5000 bu sold at $1.1e81.1s; on
Change 1900 NJ st.1la11sk. Ba1ley-Salcs OF 500
bu p1ime prime a. delivered. oats-Ssles oi 100
bu At Sc, delivered. Corn-Ea!es Of 100 bn at &c:
Wheat market II the Newaall this ereuiDg-ssles Of
145yN0 bu No. Spring at &l1Ia114k. Sellers. all
mouth 1t 81 14a1,J5 cash.
, 1865-03-23

3ps37-- NuaEIGs 2. u 0bdm1n.
From the above 1t will he eeen that ii the resu1f
Of the coming election be the return Of members Of
,he came potical taith ss the present tncum bcnta
IL the next Common Council. But We hope to do
ts1 better; We hope 10 elect Republicans Council
@en N the 1s'. e. 4tn, 6th. 9th, 1Dth llth, 12lh
18TH, 14th md 18th W1rds, which will give us
twenty Republican Aldermen to twelve den:ocratts.
hts te Il iAlr working m,jos1rg.
We shsll pursue this SUBJECT ut moro length on
s future occasion.
The provisions Of the new registry law deserve
to he nude thoroughly familiar to those who viii.
at the next election exercise c1r1zene franchtse'
We hare already explained its features, anu poth-
ing more Ia required but to urge upon every one
Who 1e legally entitled to vote, the necessity Of
seeing that his name IL duly registered. This
law If faithfully carried ont, will lneure what we
all along demanaed-lhe purity Of our elections.
, 1865-03-23

Still They Come.-Thoueands Of men. WON,
en- and children are daily locklns to The Great
Bankrupt Sale, 1s4 South Clark street
three doors north OF Madison street, TO e1amfue
the piles Of boots nud shoes and CATERS Which
all competitors, and leave 10 them tho well carned
reputation Of the' cheapest house In the ely"
NH 23-o826-it
, 1865-03-23

~ Bnrdsalls Arn1ca LinimeQt, an infal1ible
cure for burns. sealds, epralns, rheumatism, gun
shot wounds, pafks In the ltmbs and back, chill
h1Hins. DC. single application al.ayB the pain
fsom burn or eca'd the Instant 1t ls applied. No
family should be without1t For sale by all drug
gtsts. fe57tn9-3Qt
~ Paper Haneinss, Painting, Ca!cimintng and
Glazing. At F. E. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street,
, 1865-03-23
MtlfcQa@ Mrlbn1rR.
THE CITY.

RuN OyEn,-Two ladies were run over about
eix O'Clock last evening. on Lake street. near
CLARK. and one Of them dangerously injured.
, 1865-03-23


". H. r. johnson a. and ID = y caursh aans have ctose1
Chasing o toetRc aea e2cctin ad for The of
the citizens Of cbcaeo VT o6x oa sane ana
mehss.lt Pos+o, Ha1tai =. ;r " oob,
| .e- oe'ss' A. II. H. Chotch.
er coinmn :; ~. mcdical Card.-In anoth-
he edica eard s :, PaPes s we refer the suffering to
finn .s eaLa Q! ths gentlemen, whose reputa-
| IL e,sa a. leEuat pfacut1onet ts npdoubtcd and
| VI goou stanoinE.
| 1nete afc many quncks In the world: and therN
| are some We conlu n1me in CHICAGO who haye RI
FleLsnEioh 70 msdacAl science and wholiye on the
puoMc, IN ~ sae q nottrrnas that as often run
a. cure. When any real difficulty arises. tney
have no medicsl skill 10 eutmouut the nfstac1es3
ture grave A1'' pf7n'a'
DR.. Bgelow Ia IN educated phvssef,n and n..oa
OF difficulty NAV bo entruEtc1f r. ht9 1tu saSes
world eDdarea, ma mankind is a. It is sllf11 III
wecan reeommend a. such. and W s,T ~ a1e eh some
xipc nud ne sufferine he mt heeaG,aN * ~ tae e.
~ safsa, INT ~ nhsanaa, aaYss; ifs not only
encb We cnnt;ientiv rerammana taS t, END and to
E1-.t ~ tGSoA1A1eu4 tnla gentleman.
, 1865-03-23

STAEBBa AFFNAT.-Abuut two. o'clock yester-
day afternoon q young MN named Michael Hol-
land WIS stabbed On Clark street, in front Of sa-
loon No. 249, by woman Of loose character
named Nellie Price. with whom he l:ad been liv-
ing during the past eix months 1t appears that
on Tuesday night The parties attended hall at
No. GIL State street, and while there an a1terca-
1ion arose between them, caused hJ The Jealousy:
Of the woman. She met Holland yesterday at the
saloon stated, md asked him to eesne outside as
the wished to speak with him. lie came out end
ut once commenced abusing her, snd finally struck
and kicked her. She, thercupon, drew q snail
dirk from her pocket, with which abe struck him,
The blade entering the neck on the right
e1de and partially sever,ng the carotid e1tery.
The wounded man was taken. INTO the drug Sto.e
Of J. L. Hoyes & Co., and Drs. n. ". Case. BIck.
nall, Dc dge and Edwards called. The fow Of
blood WIS fttehttul. but wa 1Ia1y @ checked, and
unless hemorrhagc should again eet IN when it
would doubt!ess prove tstal Holland has t5 ths
woman was soon after sfres:ed at 1874 Sherman
street, and declared she wonld DO the Ike again
10 ahy man who would betEay and abuse her. She
Nt11 he examined in The Police C1prt t0-dRY.
, 1865-03-23

DE- Webster. now permanently located at
16i South Clark street. treats all private diseases
and diseases Of sexua1 nature In both sexes. Dr..
". has ten separate rooms, where any oue,nay call
2 s,ss9s; All letters containing stamp answered.
, 1865-03-23

PRISONERS FOR ExCnA1eE.-Fiye hundred
prisoners Of VAT will leave Camp Douglas this
afternoon. for Toint lookout, where they will be
cxchsnEed. Their departure will lessen the rebel
inhabitants Of the Camp to about 7,500,
, 1865-03-23

ullton's Insoluble t,cmeut.-For wood
leather crockezJ and other substances Is the best
aid to economy that the hopsekeeper can have
Oil. II wifi adhere oily substances completely.
Supplied in packages for family and manuf4ctur-
efs use, from Two ounces to one hundred pounds.
Sud every where. Hilton Bros. i Co.. pruprie-
tors, Providence, R. !. Agents In Chicago. LonD
& SMITH. mch2-ma721 3m- -THu-SA1ETgEs,
, 1865-03-23
LOCAL. MATTERS

oR Inc Bethel A. N. E. Church have chosc,
49, w.. n. =. johnson and ". 8. Hewes AZ thei1
o egea,s toT collecting aid for he purpose Of par
S.nn !9L ana erecting church Oh same. and
to fhair ,rn x1eas of c1lcngo will kindly respond
~ ~,esao ,s eppeal. Her. A. 7. Woop,
o'enSs-1t Pastor Bethel 4. N. E, Church.
, 1865-03-23

L MONSTER Hoo.-A hog weiehine ], ,o7s pounds,
End nearly as large az COW, wns exhibited in the
ateeis Of Chicago yesterday. He was raised by A.
M. Wsyne, Of Geneva, Kane county, in this 6fate.
, 1865-03-23

GENEnAL Bdgadier General Sweet left
this c1y on Tuesday to attend the Chicago Con-
epsnc5 frtale In Cincinnati ~ 4 Government Wit
the defense. -
, 1865-03-23

EB Benefits Galactic Balm for females for
cDjarging. developing and identifying the breast,
Sold by druggists generally. Address, enclosing
thEce:cent stamp, for circular, E. Bennett i Co.,
Box 516a, Chicago.
mhi.m413 lst. .Sat-TuesEThs
, 1865-03-23

Eureka, the Infaliib1e Hair Resto-
rative, decldtdly the best article for restoring
eaectuaIly curing all diseases OF the scalp, pre-
ventlng the hair from falling off giving 1t soft-
Try it, Pnce F1,00 per bottle. Sold by all drug
gisfs. Fuller. Finch & Fuller, Agents, Chicago.
mh14-nyl4.i5f.TSaAr
, 1865-03-23

Western Educational College for Bows
connected with the School Of Trade, open from
9a. N. to 4p. N. For circulars apply at 192 Lake
etrcet. upchI. N f!ss-Im.TThES
, 1865-03-23

TOR SALE-The Flourirg Mill,
l. w,tb three run Of stone known a. .E51hauEe
Mills IN the CRY p OttYu Is f1f sale At bargain.
1rdufr. Of FIWAE FAME-. MhlanfGS-10t
, 1865-03-23

FowER'a ADDING MAcB1xE--This little cafru.
latve gem is fairly taking our business men by
storm. The agent here has already got his hand.
1nl OF orders, and wiehes IA to say that In conse
4neace OF the detention OF trims By the storm.
delayed day or two. and patrons must be pat2ent
me chcapnsss of the rnachine-0nlr five dollare-
and lts exceeding nsciulnese, cummends 1t to
everybody. A lew tracts OF territorF are yet for
sale Parties may apply At Room one, 10. is
, 1865-03-23

CoRnxcr1oN.-1no our Issue Of yesterday we rave
The name Of John A. Merriman IA one Of the mr.
ties connected With the State street robbery. The
nsme sh ou'd hare been given n "james Mcrri.
man." Mr. John 4. IL we'll known and seanec.
table citizen Of the w st D1y1eton.
, 1865-03-23

H'UR hALE-The F 0 uE dry
4 known hs the "urlon FoundrJ,' On C1nfk atreet,
chicago. together with all lie too9 md nsch:neTy be-
longing to the also th6 land On which tsid tann
Branch, Chicago, now occEpied ~ tue chicago DIR
ni]ibg Company conAlst1nE OF about e3ht attes, In
antFe Of Or OKGE ". SIZEH, Cleveland. Or Of IO4r{
c. GR.NN1s, Atto1aeyatlaw,C Cleveland. Ohio.
, 1865-03-23

E'OR SALE-eO0 acres ct Farm
l. Land. Is miles from Chicago, On C. B. q O. R. r.,
one m,.e dso@ a,atton; Sc ae1es tEo so.es n Ion
g!ot cultivation, vita good bui}dnRs snd rult trees
The sq0 acres will be sold tn Quantities to autt pug
k+reet- fem h5H5 IL"
, 1865-03-23

saEE-1 he alarm ofh1e on Tuesdsy night was
caused BY the burning OF Smith d Co.'S tannery
:abom balfa nile north Of Clybourne avenue
,nsnef 7ofse. ne @ building was totally destroyed,
apon %aock-upon which there wns IN tnsurance
, 1865-03-23

.efxzExSTH WAcD.-The citizens Of the Slx.
tecn1h Wafd haVc organized Mutual Protection
society, y which the drattable residents, By the
Paymesnt o. ~, can secure the privilege and i'm
munides Of the association. The proiect T. =
Gooa oue, ana all interested should consider The
aossraisement Of the organization published in
auo9aef column, containing full particulars.
, 1865-03-23

LADIES DRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il. L. Blakeslec, No. - ststc street, long known
az one OF our most rehable md extensive dealers
In dress neutrality-suspicious. numerous ctreterss
Which contribute 80 largely to the adornucnt OF
ao extend hi. boundaries. lie has taken The store
NO. IA Dearborn street, IN Reynolds Block, few
opened With large and varied stock OF goods.
trimmings 1aces, gloves, zephyr wools, &C., and
41naa wares generally. Mr.. BlAkeslce'e goods
nave always been 1avorlte with the ladies' who
VII now have an opportunity OF calling ii upon
~ LIN 99 their way 10 the Post odice. a. well as 1t
ne old stand, winch is sill open. Mr. #. A. Reed,
E1nteA a denar4mAnt In. the nex storr
, 1865-03-23
6@ante1.

WANTED-{Knittlng Machlne.} ]
vesunse r. tam,iiss, m1i.ia.zr. dressms9eEs-si
SoSeL de.ntoE 10 import .h'Mss r., sannid new
book A. :mp.>. .trd stamp 70 Da L'rUN KHlTrlEe
kACHlSE CO, 120 Latt street, Chlcsxo, ulEois.
, 1865-03-23

RuN OyEu.-TBo ladies were run over about
six O'Clock last evening, on Lake street. near
CLARK. and one Of them dangerously injured.
- 1870. ,,rro =. , roo ~. .~h,h,..5 ~ ~
-t.... - Sh,e.rn re,terS,y ,ss,a. ~ ta'
NJ "ss"e' I" oeoesa, AaOe coonfS,a IN THIS state.
GuEaA1 Swxrr.-Bde.die, crne-,1 sv.o, Inf.
thia c1ty on Tuesday to s,trnd ths ch,c,. rn,,s
epsrrcx frials In c1nrtrn.u . c.-.-~..s,
rf~. n the rehns,.i ~ 49, e. oovesnment N1t-
~ hstons. Ae'o''aA VI Aoe aest1mou5 cu1ted pJ
e ~~'o'
n,-e. 7,-------
..s.-ns oe9 ~ ZOE I5cnAseI--flse hundred
afternoon. for Toint Lookout vher. ther .,{u -.
cxcheprrd. Their d-narture VII, 1easen ~ 49, ~
inhabitants Of The Csmp to shout m,
=. CoRRZcT1oN.-Ino our Issue of YESTERDAY ue f,ava
It.. s., r. @s'!sh "a one OF the par"
sn nsme !, sh H1'd bare been given n '5ames Mer1
table citizen Of the Wtst DIVISION. N'o4''e'
r-..--
.,1n.a ~ ~. y. a.u W ieesoss nlgn' was
s1.s.. ~ s.e uu,'pE VI emtu q Co.'S tannery,
7esH<s. oe1i ~, Hsae nosth OF cly9ourne avenue
.santfnr itss ~ nht. ecn %1s .o!a!!y oestfoyed,
nr1e soeo y! ooout S7,oN, 6l.4Co OF Which was
nff = -, tt~-upon WHICH mere "as IN insurance
eAzE1S1a "Ano.-Thc citizens Of the Six
eeeata "atu nasc organized Mutual Protection
eoety, y which the drattabie residents, BY the
y9sa ayM9ss o. ~, can tecure the privilege and i'm
.nas @ u tac aesoe1at1oI- The project II a
sSdv..s, es, Auu ~! interested should consider the
anotSsr .s;s1s VI me ORGANIZATION published IN
a1oaaef column, containing full particulars.
, 1865-03-23

TOR SALE-,The Picking Tubs,
L. Tools. Fhsu,es and al1 necessa1y ute nss com.
ptrtc o. Prsvlsl.n Packing. Lard Rrnd ertng and
emo ke Utuse, vii tWp yea4a st odt rent
q p1tnis =. Apply At hea. 157 and 16l Soath
{t4u4l sffi.pf 4nr
, 1865-03-23
5ttapEn.

NTOLEN-$25 reward, Stolen
~ from ths livery ttable OF yanthorn 4 RI ~ ~.
o. en fhs 1sh Inst small! osy horse Scar On rt1ht
& aFg seS ait; sacdie markell: clyAlr. sad lie:
): Kno 1in who ,s about tou;sesn yesrs slender
snonI nFe fest hi.h li4ht c:mp exon, Light
gsfen si65h panfs. and ye4t of tene N atsfiti-
!nfe@tl1ss94t. FEANCl9 KSVWL{N, Amp37, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Rev. S. L. Collins has just left our
Territory, having sold out here and
bought a splendid farm near AnazOnla,
Andrew county, Mo. He has been one
of our most unhlnching Union men, and
bis leaving will be regretted by all who
knew him. He sold his place he for
s., 500, it is ten miles wOst of this city,
l6O acres, with but 80 under cultivation.
Success attend him in the vineyard of
the Lord"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Houden, The greatest Ambidextrous
Prestigilator. has been here RIchlnond
and Petersburg have been captured ; yet
it would be impossible to tell, from the
general topic Of Conversation yesterday
morning, which was the greatest event
we think Houden's slightly ahead. His
performances rave unbouuded satisfac-
lion, and enc very good evidence of hIs
success was that, although he had a good
house il the afternoon, at night il was
literally jamInsd. His performance was
generally of a superior class of trick TO
what enc generally sees in this kind of
exhibitions, yet some few Of his feats
border strangely close onto the mi acul-
ods; for instance, the feat styled the
Sleeping Arab, 10 which one of the per
formers is seated upon a chair. which
is placed upon a table on the stage, and
put to sleep with his elbow resting upon
a slim staff, at least six feet 10 length,
which stood upon the platform. After
the Arab is asleep, his body is raised up
TO g horizontal position, with no support
bat his elbow. which is resting upon the
perpendicular staff; the chair and table
are removed, and Houden then passes
his cane, with a swift motion, under, over
and all around the sleeper, TO conyipce
the audience that The sleeper has 70 sup
port, except his elbow on the staff, with
his head resting upon his hand and the
other hard lying extended on his side
Inc position Of the sleeper seems easy
and graceful; and this sight alone, all
say, was worth ten times the admission
price. Caroline Houden sstonished
every one with her marvellous exhibition
in tie mysteries of Second Sight, aud
ihe whole exhibition eKei'ed feelings of
pleasure and astonishment in the audi
enee.
We are Informed By bIr. Robhias,
travelling agent for Houden. that HAS
kell's Show" viii EXHIBIT here again ca
The lst Monday 10 May.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Persons desiring 10 be examined for a
Teachers Certificate. will DO well 20 read
the poCics published by the Examining
Board in to-day's papers. A strict COM
plisnce with which will ave much trou-
bic and vexation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Atkinson & Co., are doing the largest
Clothing business west of the Missouri.
There stock is the best and most com
ple'e every offered in this market, and
warrants US in Recommending all who
desire anything in their line to go there
and get goods at greatly reduced prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Barnes large Warehouse just opposite
this City, is a good institution. Already
have river men found this out, and goods
for all parts Of Atchison county are land.
ed there daily. Il wouldn't be slow for
a big Union dance for Atchison and Ne
maha counties. either, when finished.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Spring, with a fair sprinkling Of its
naIura. ~greeneess, j; upon US. The
grass is fairly shooting up out of the
ground, and the treas are leaving, while
garden sass has just been put 10 bed, and
al kinds Of ~shrabbery is being well
trimmed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

cattle, which, as a general thing, viii be
q coed addition to the stock Of the Ter
ritOry. Many Of them are from Indiana.
Ohio, and other States, while few that
we have spoken to are from the copper
head portions of Missouri.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

The St. Joseph Daily Herald is one
OF the mostr spirited. loyal and uncom-
promising Union dailies in the West.
Its columns are filed with the latest
news, sound editorials, and matters of
general interest to western men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

We understand that the Nj. E. Con-
ference, lately ia session at Nebraska
City, have appointed Rev. Mr.. Hart to
this circuit for the ensuing year. Mr..
Hart was here some years ago, and gave
most general satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

MaFried.-Qn Thursday evening,
March 3Oth. a, the Presbyterian Church,
by the Rev. Isaac C%bVington, E. w.
THOMAS TO Miss KATE E. ALLISON, all
Of this city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Bliss will sell a large lot of Stock next
Saturday. Also. a large LOT of Jewelry,
Dry Goods. Shoes, and numerous other
useful article. Bliss is receiving goods
by every steamer. Call, Saturday, and
buy yourself rich.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Mclaughlin & Swan have just re-
eeived, per steamer Denver, a large ad-
ditiun to their stock of Groceries and
Provisions. Everything in the above
line of business can be found there.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

J. Berry s. Co. have received a splen.
oio and large assortment Of New Goods,
consisting Of the choicest Dry Goods,
groceries. Furniture. Hardware. CT.
iery- Queensware. Hardware. and every
'hIng that can be desired. and which
pney are selling at prices which are
within The reach of all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Large Cast Kitiles. Cast Washboilers,
Tea-ke1rles. Bread pans, WafFel irons,
Firing pans, Skillets and Dutch ovens.
Goal Oil Lamps, Chimneys, Sc just re-
ceived By John c. Deuser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Hare is now able to take the very
finest PHOTOGRAPHS and AmbrOtyPes. His
Gallery is now fitted up in the b9st style,
and he warrants his work TO give salts
faction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

lhis week, so far. the emigration pas
;'ng through our City, has been unusual
~ oFi'k' aud most are going TO settle in
.1,t OF adjoining %conniies west. Nearly
:" nave more or less sheep, horses and
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Perkins has a large stock of fine AL
buns, which he is DESTROYS of closing cut
at Eastern cost. Call soon, as they must
be Soldt
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
TO COySU1TETEYES.

THE Advertiser Having been Restored 70
Heslth iii "A few weeks, by a very Simple remedy, al
ter having suffered several years with a severe luHg
affection. and thas dread disease, COusumptiOn-i
anxious to make known to his feliew-sufterers the
means of cure.
To all who desire il, be will send a copy Of the pre-
scription used free Of charge. with the directions
for preparing and using the SANE. which they will
Gnda SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTH-
Ma, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object of the
advertiser ia sending the Prescription IL TO benefit
the afflicted. Bna spread information which he con
selves to be Invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy,a rs it will cost them nothing and
nay prove a blessing.
PARTIES wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EnWARD A. WILSON,
S-Sm Williamsburg. Kings CO.. New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Evan WOrlhing has just received, at
his Saloon, an assortment Of the choices,
Liquars and a New Billiard Table.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

The members of the Soldiers Aid
Society are requested TO meet at the
residence of DR.. Grim, on second street,
this, Thursday, evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Mclaughlin & Swan are selling Gro.
ceries at reduced prices to accord with
the decline in Gold.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

Onions, Potatoes, HOminy, Meal,
Beans, Onions Sets at Mclaughlin &
Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken NJ by the undersigned living on Nemaha
City, the 10Th day % February. 1885. One white
beifer, head, neck and legs from the knees down are
red, white spot between the horns, supposed to be
two years old. 24-5* H. a. SMITH.