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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18
a'anking & 9nsaranfe.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA.

DIRECTORS
HENRY ?. EfHES VIZ T, CHURCHYLL,
EDHFE l. ALIEN, Ed HiRD "a HES,
JOIN D. C.iION o. H. CULLEN.
TUE CITY BANK OF EAMES. ALLEN Co
has tbs day transferred its organization from the state In
the National system, and will hereafter conduct Its bu
under the name and style of
The Nationl City Bank of Ottawa.
Exchange on CHICAGO, NEW YORK, and all the
principal cities East and West, bought and sold
Exchange on ENGLAND. IRELAND, SCOTLAND
and all important points in Continental Europe drawn
II sun o suit purchasers
Gold :s-sr silver bought and sold.
Us. HcycIluc Stamps Of all denominations
constantly on hand and Tor sale.
Also viii give especial attention to the purchase
sale of all classes Of Government Securities.
including the so-c4IIei FyeTyenty and Ten Forty bonds
and the popular SeyeI-Thirty loan.
We would respectfully solicit continuance of IT, bu'l
relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
and its patrons, and t. them well as such now ones as
may favor with their business, would shall
be able extend such facility and accommodation as we
trust will prove them satisfactory and Profitable
Henry rs5.Es, President. ErVIS ALLEN, tttsf':r
FDw 49, Iscs IT,S y ii BULLEN, asst CdSdT.
Ottawa ygU-tI ls6J-y
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
sT. D falr. d. iess.

8 LOUIS, Jaly, -, 1883.
fcheerfuily make the following statement o. facts
concerning my own Astonishing cure, which to me was
About three years ago I took q severe cold which
seemed 20 locate on my chest and lungs, and sincs chat
time nv condition has been truly alarming. est ssial
~ for eighteen months. Ny phyicisn myself and
iTie 'ds had abandoned AL hopes OF my receive. y. , 0
language can describe. my suneriRgs, which annoyed
me both day and night. aHw.
No effort on my part te obtain q cure had been
omit ed. tex J employed. from the egmnepcsntnt Of
ny sickness ths taqst Eminent medical men Of tie
State. and tOok their remedies fahhIUhT, unHf they
frank sytofd me thatI had Tubetchlous COnshmplIoa
aud could not be c1rOd. PreviOu 10 the announce
msnPOf my physicians, ] bad seen DR. BOrt's card in
the Press, and had been advised by my friends 10 em
ploy him But was very much discoura ed in re-
60 d 10 my ~a8iction, A short time previous to APP
plying TO him observed several testimonials from
persons who knew had been in delicate health, and
seme of Which excited my mind 70 Gallon nim for ad
vice, which did. -Jsl
About two months since told the Doctor I had no
money 10 throw away, sud did not wish TO be treated
unless be was confident OF success. De franklF told
me that be did not wish to treat me unlesB he cured
me- and said kO would decide that factln a few mo
ment, and proceeded q. examine me and ia less thaa
fifteen minutes he said he would cure ne. Now, I
can truly say with pleasure, sfOr the bonent Of those
suffering from The sane difhculties, that l hsveonly
been uuder pr .BoEts treatnent some two npnthS,-
and am anew mani Ihad anticipated that I should
receive about the sam 9 routine OF dTugFing as
received tom otAeFphysiciansj but on the con
be gavem ME no nauseoHsmeeecinea o. mineral
oEs. The whole iTeatment from the beainnlng was
very pleasant and agreeable. $500 ur.ffs sfr ~
] have heard 3 great many rea cna Epeak OF the
freshmen who have ben cur ed and OF one accord
speak ofthe agreeable Hode Of Treatment. There
g. emsano Confusion or guess work about DR.. Bort's
treatment ur diagnosis ofdisesse. Heproc- eds upon
liked and Rell. establish Ell principals, and according
TO lave we'll undersiopd by hlmself and fher In goye
evidence Of their Infallibility from the fact that he
most generally useful, and can with peTfeA safety
cure those chronic diseases or yeas standing. Whieh
has been fully demonstrated IN thousands Of cases.
nNrra. 7~rn 81 GIBSON n LOWBhT,
Seventeenth Street, 81 Louh,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
l%0FtICIAL.l
OF re UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Thirty
c'dls ,nss oo5r5.!..-
fPu5lic- No. esj '1iA =

An Act making appropriations for the constructions
p-e-ervatiJn, AM repairs Of certain fertilization.
AID vther ,worksot defense f9g the yeaEsepdmg June
y thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty seven.
Be it enacted bg the Senate and House of RepreS-
e%ntatiges Of the qAite Ptatssef4 meTtea in Congress
Assembled,
That the following sums be, and they are hereby. ap-
prOPriateds OqI Of aEy no9sy in he Treasury not 9th
ton, aud repairs OF certain fortincations and other
works Of detenre for the year ending tue thiTtieth Of
gHBe eiy1teeHs hundred and sixtS-seven ~ 2
For Fort wayne. ntAr Detroit, Michigan. dfty thOus.
and dollars. r- -- l.
For Fort hoDtg. meiy a yutiet Of Lake Chsmplain
e Eor Fsru Scanned PIrtla1ds 1t4he. thittS I've th0a
said c3llSrsn a.
Far FcTi POs han, Kennebec tirver, Maine. nfty thou
i PSr fOf5 CSfstItat0h, Portsmouth,, New Hamp-
shire sevengy-hve thousand, dollars, ~,.~,o q av
Fvr + II Winthrop MASSACHUSETTS. thirty thousand.
For Fytt Warren, Boston Massachusetts twenty
For SEA weii AZ Great BFewster'rs irland, Boston,
Massachusetts seventy-nve thousand dollars
EvE seA,Yails on Deer and Layellss islands, DO stOn.
h4rbor, Massachusetts dirty Thousand dollars. 80
For 9Ft a. enlr snce efNey SeaaGd Rar0Ors HAssa-
chusetts, thirty IN 'usand d1ilSrs. Q
GFyr ksTs sqhpglsTS kast rIyer,eEsN York, thirty
q ROr tsrt . WiTIettss TPOiara Poibl Opposite Fort
Sch yley New York, hlty thousand dollars.
utpIi BaAlrs FOfti 1anlSIton. New Tarf, thirty
Thousand dollars.
Dor lsrS On ate Of Fort 9~Onpkins Staten I IAnd, New
York, hfty Thousand dollars Q
For lori ut Sandy BOOK, New Jersey, hity thousand
dollars
Fer repairs Of Fort Mimi, near Phiiadelphis, TWEEN
ty-nve Thousand do lays.
For construction Os permanent platforms FOR modern
eannvn OF large ealiber, IN existing Qualifications o.
important haIbOrs, one hundred thousand doilsrs.t
For repairs of Fort Warrington, on the Potomac riv-
err twenty thousand d,llars
For Fort Monroe, Hampton Rofcss Virginia, thirty
thousand dollars.
For tort TsylOry Key west, Florida, on hundred
'"G Fur Tor. Ieaerso, esdrK. 5, rsausaA fifty thou.-
ana d6liars.f EV "a IA -
k0T fort en- Ship island coast Of Mississippi, ten
thousand dollars
r. g, gpq enneh, amelia isla9d Florida, hfy shOus-
az q dOliars2
For iort at Fort Point, San Frznnisco bay California
Que hundred and IwenIy-dSe th1u and dol ars.
For lori at Lime POM, California seyenly-fve
thousand dollars.
for fOrt al Alcslrsiz island, Sab Francisco bay. CAL
Iforuia, ninety thousand dollars
Tor survey u nOrthesn and northwestern lakes, in.
Gliding Lake Superior. dity thOusaHd dollars
For p~UfChase u sites NV occupied and lands pg0pOsi
ed 10 be occnp ed for pCrmanent sea-cOast defences,
pr0vtdel that no such purcease shan De msds- tx ept
uDOE lie Spprova Ofit expedieney by the Secre-ars
VI War, and or the Validity % lite b. the Attorney
General, thirty Eve thousand collars.
APPFOse@gs4s Ia lsss.T zw0ad
n ~ - zaaF a N
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Mrs. KENT will deliver a Lecture On
me above subjeets tomorrow, Friday,
evening n McPhsrsOn's Hail. rAdmis-
sion so enIs lady and gentleman Use.
Mrs Kent has lec.ured 10 lhe princi.
pie eastern cities, and also ID Omaha aud
Pla'tsmOuth, and is very faVOrably spoken
of by the press. She has. also. shown
US some very favorable testimonials of
her ability from eastern cIergymen and
the press. We hope all will turn out and.
give her a good audience.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

lO1he Presbyteiy Of the Missouri River
met, according to aSyrnmap.. in Browns
vile. Thursday, Sept. 9th, and was open.
ed by a Sc mon from Rev. J, w. Clark
Of Csrinda, Iowa iI'4JA
Rev. w. B. Noble was received as a
member of the Presbyteryfrom the Pres
bytery of Huntington, in central Penn.
s%ylvanle. Mr.. j. C. Elliott. now miuIs.
teEuf the Church al NebraSk a, City, was
received under the care of P~resbytery,
as a Iicenuate, from the Presbytery Of
New Bnunswlck m il
Report was made of the organization
OF a Church at Pawnee Guy under The
care Of Rev HIiM}G1sneK1 I0a 7o.a
An adjourned meeting of Presbyrefy
was appointed at Alton, Iowa, 10 ordain
aud JbsaiI Rs&qSllAI MoRIhenuy pastor
over the church there.
The churches a. Bellevue. sNeR+ and
Bedford, Iowa, were given permission TO.
supply themselves unit! the mex meeting
of Presbytery. Permission was given
70 The church at Council Bluffs 10 employ
the . seETioes of NIT. H. CleIand, a
licentiate Of the P~resbytery Of Transyi-
vania, KY.
. Rev. JlHG Clark, formery0f Council
Bluffs, Iowa, was cited 10 appear before
II Presbytery to answer charges of
shty aud show cause why be shou d
n5po dep6sed from the ministry. HIS
present s~usgennppn FROM lhe, YSTk Of the
ministry was continued until his further
trial. ,d ,~ sasss r7 2
During The sessions of Presbytery, in-
and impressive sermons were
delivered by Rev. w. B. Noble apd
Messrs. Cleland and Elliot The Lords
Supper was administered by Rev. J. w.
Clark, Of Clar1bda and Rev, WIN. Ham.
4:9pg q Bellevue NeB - aal ~
4 vote Of ftbapks was given to the
ciuzens Of Brewuvtile for their geuerou,
b9saaAl9 81 I1G8lE TnBAlRD .ss
Stated Clerk
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
MessrS. PENICK & LOVING Whole

sail DrUggisls Of 81. Joe, have just re.
ceived the iargest-Slock ever offered in
the West. Their business is exclusively
Wholesale. aud their facilities for, il are
unsurpassed Their large new rooms
are crowded with stock, purchased 10
very large quantities wiich enables
them 10 undersell any other Wholesale
Drug House IN The Vest Our Dtag
gls,s are particularly invited % cal aud
Examine their stock, which n, wdl pay
Them 10 do Don't forget, Penick &
Loving. ~ %.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Rohack's Blood = lls<are undoubtedly
The mas Yaluabl e 5ofe all the CalbarHc
Pills offered TO the public operating by
virtue Of a special Affinity for he mucous
meIirbransFof atbe bowels; beng sugar
foated they are especially adapted for The
use Of CT iIdern aud are unquest;onable
n of our most satisfactory cathartics
and, should be in constant use in domestic
practice. bea
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

John Graf Of tie lower Tn aad slose
Store ia, jusI received a large supply OF
PISTOL and Gun Cartridges of all kinds
He has also a large stock of Stoves of
all kinds, and an abundance Of Hardware,
Cutlery and Tools. Has Tinshop and
Stock is complete, und made up BY No,
! wOrkmen, aud altogether bis is a gOcd
reliable house 70 deal with in every re.
sPect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Marsh & Co have just received full
SET of Catalogues from the Periodical
and Book publishers of the United States
and are now prepared to furnish any and
every book desired at the Publishers
lowest cash price. Call in and leave
your orders. They also receive subscrlP-
for all The leading Newspapers and
Magazines al The publishers prices.
4Q-3t
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

See the advertisement of E: H. Bur.
ches g. Co, headed Zone Million Ossge
Orange PlanIs.'' In tO.oay's paper. THIS
firm has much experience in raising the
Usage Orange Plants and in making
Fences of them, and those desiring a
Hedge Fence or Plants cannon do better
than buy Of a firm residing here, whose
warran'ee of their work Is good as a
noe ia Bank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
Trial BIZ Jury.


The trial by jury Is a right which ev.
cry citizen OF The United States he's
CLAIMED aA his preTogatiye. Bot il is of
much gSater Importance to those who
have besh sufFlpg for years from Dys-
.pepSia' Indigestion, FlaiuIdncy, and gen,
eral Debility. that Goes Dyspepsia Cure
fvili certainly cure thsm,-lhe proprie
tnFsagparalaesita every Instance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

The way ihe Presjden. loves the sol
diek is anBiy shown by his removal Of
Capt. Holiday, wounded in the late war,
and sPPOint@en Of Thomas French a
Sshsfvative Republican, as P. M. at
Burlington, iowa. 10 Fairfield field he
gave the ~postofice to J. d. Jones, a.ram-
p9gt cOpperhaad, instead of Mrs. Me-
,AAiSte1 The %rGSw Of a gallant soldier
VINO vas recommended BY Senator Will
son and O'hhersT') II
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
1eY 9ndIIhTIIIIng R0mapce -wlII Be

a 5eH end lhTlIlIng Romance will be
cQm@eFcsd De New York Ledger
hez. ) eek; BY s~yIviuns cObbIE. hence
the Megen, S an excellent time to snb-
scribe for skispspulaT journal. No SUB
scriTer, after reading three cOnsecutit
numbers wtuid be deprived of it for ten
ZINES the pilss6f sdbscrip.iOns
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

New Clocks & JeWelFy, in abund
c at 10. Schulz's Jewelry Shop on
Main strestin this city. He has just re-,
c-lved his stock, which is unsurpassed and
indispensable. Call and see his variety
Of plain aud fancy Clocks. etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Married lin BfowuvilIe, Sept. 81
a, the residence Of A. p. Cog>well by
ne r. Rev. Robert II. Clarkson ID
Bishop cf Nebraska and Dakota. assisted
By he Rev. Geo. r Davis. JAcoB r.
BrAR. 10 Miss ALLIE HEARNEs; both 81
BrOwnsille. NIB.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

MaFrled-In L~eaVenwOrih City. BY
Rev. Calvin ReasOner. March llth. 1866,
Mr.. w. NJ. c. PERKINS and Mrs. NJ NJ.
DALE. both Of this place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

We we're serseably surprised in see
I4g the immense quantity Of Goods just
received and OPeDA at McCreery's Cry
Drug Store. K is impossible to particu-
? uarize it can only be appreciated by
fssiuE Tor yourself. which il twill pay you
% stop 10 hn do
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Moor. Lov,lrss aid .he pbompsou
ho,LrrSsre ersc,msb c. 0lui Oh.
thu eide me Nemsh4 per Al abe cd
Neddle Bridge: They will have a FRS
class mill, aud doubtless have it in oPe
Isnon Before v%iinler.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

McCreeFy, has the largest stock Of
Wall Paper, Stationery, Blank Books.
6e.. ever brought 10 thIs marke, best
style sDd k;nd. and Tie lowest prices ever
heard Of in this section. % 81,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Remember Geo " HILL s. Co. are
Agents for-Geo. A. Prince s. Coz Pa'-
ear Automatic Organ price ll0 10 $500
Pa,enr Srhool Orpaus.P Price 100 10 1915
RRni MelOdeons, Piano Case, price 50
10 $500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

We have Dow a geod Bakery in oPe
rsiru 10 ,his CITY. where bread eau he
Dad At ab hours. u is heated 90 II BIZ
,u.sn Nam aud A,laruc. Geo. w.
Hu,l.y uiil Away b|Eond on baud and
&c. am, dau, .
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Sale OF SchOeI HOuse.-Ths old
School House and Lot in block IA in
Brownwlle. viii be sold on Saturday, the
&nd dag Of September, 1865, to the
highest bidder.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Since the Idcna'' has been crossing
at this point upwards OF GOO head OF
cattle have been crossed gong east from
THIS point. Last Saturday a drove of 300
we're crossed Monday, lS6. and Tues
day $50. The cattle have been mainly
bought up 10 Ihis Land R'slfcl fye9 spme
drOyes have been hroughl from north Of
here and sone1rom Kansas 70 cross AT ms
point The Ferry Is ia excellent coudi-
uon aud me roads iu pverg dir cllou
thl- crossing are 40 e2ceilenIiL-rei-
mo order.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
Marsh & Co., al A J0hnson's ]

Marsh & Co., at A Johnson's Posi-
Office IA Browuvilie, Neb., have The
largesl aad beat assortment of Pipes.
Cigars, Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco
ever brought to this city. They will
also keep constantly on hand ihe hest
.t-.r ,FUE
quality of Eating and Cooking Apples,
canned Fruits, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

. w M c Perkins IS now improving
ts Pho'oRaPh Gallery one door e Of
~ B-avnvllle House. 50 as TO make II
one o. tts hesi n the Wes'. His SKY
L'eh' Svll ~ ahou, largest in the Terri.
terry and with his .kilI and improved in.
'S1men's viii be able to defy competition
from any quarter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

A fns lOt.Of Teas including Imperial,
Young Hyson, English Breakfast and
Odonga SWAN s. BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

We learn from Esttep Blake Of BE-;
u%trice. Gage county Neb., Of a rain;ul
accident winch happened al Blue Springs
IN tina. county, OF the 2srh~uIG. Mrs.
Wardens. w,te Of Vino Wardens, was
so badly burned by her clothing catching
fae from the stove that she only survived
thirGy. SIX hours. There was only a little
girl present when she caught FIRE, who
threw all The water IN the house on her.
when Mrs. Wardens tainted, after which
the glrl tore all The burning clothes off
of her. but not in time to save Der,
Persons working round where such
accidents are likely 10 occur Should bear
IN mind iha, TO move or run while the
clo,hing are bu fire, viii only ian ihe
fine, White Ibe best u.elh,d.i IS 10 lake a
blanket or quiR and enselope the body
completely in II, and thus smother Ihe
flames. sl
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Stfayed or SlOlen.-A long haired
vlis PoOdis Dog belonging to ST. A. ID
Bsis.mt. (ot the Omaha Republican,
While % BToNuvlle. A liberal reward
ali be pad TO any q who Will return
lbs same 10 this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Of cures from persons well and favorably k"own who
have been cured by DR.. Bort tsnd that'tOO Of the most
his possession, a few only ishere sGbjOined
TyEN{aF ]. LOUIS No Ju"e 18th 1865.
I have been dea n.ohe.ear for nfty years, Occasion-
ed by Scarlet Feyer Of Canker rash, an in the other
ear thirty years. caused by FEVER ami taking qutnine.
Nv deafness was so great that opId With dimeUlty.
nm grStand aiy one and II WAS impossible for me to
hear enmTOnc conversation. nv Geainess W,s accom-
panied by q constant 6iscn 4rge fFOm the ear I a1-O a
continuous roaring ami Kissing in my eaFss- Three
moths since / put my self under DR. Bort's care al
thoush seveuty-one years of age be caused mOto
JASPERs JOHNSTON,
FonrtsenthS Street. St Louis No.
Mr. johnston was formerly q Wholes&te Grocer on
TwenTy fvo years AVE suffered from a most dis
tressing disease 0f The Eye and Liver have been
treated BIS six eed different physicI4ns during that
time without benent. l called on DR. Bort. and IN
SIX weeks. without anv operation On my Eyes, so en-
tlrely cure me l reside n Jersyviile Illinois
AMELIA A o YTH.
st Louis, Mo-, June rs b 1865. z
DR.. BORT--Dear Sir / have been blind and help
less for the last eleven years being lei most every
where 1 have been nearly a. bad fortbe ptsi 6fteen
wears, suffering lar more than tongue can tell. Now
my eyes are a. we'll. and ysa- asve thank Gid. cured
And il his plain .iatem mt can be the means
otpiving relief 10 any POOR sufferer on may publish
it. Mas. L0I5IA BLOW.
Ihave been snHcsed with Scrofuloas Sore Eyes ever
since / en- remember. snd lave en ietvored To obtain
relief from every known source: ard hn4liy as a last
resource ! concluded 10 lace myself under he charge
u Dr. Bort WAC carei my eyesin six week.
Youls, Mr. GOODMAN,
st. Lois No
ALTON ILLS Auguaf Ita F66.
DR BGR9zDeaK Sir have AIKEN your r medies
ard IOl OwedS lkdTeciOas :Or a Catarr pd,D a:ness
viii vbich { have - long b en- sm'yt d ts year9
1 am hspp to state to you that l am entirely cured,
ana many tina Iks 10 you for the skill you bestowed in
/ am my dear lii. your Obedlent friend and well wi.hcr
n. d. BRXART Ahen Illinois.
1 have beeI'suheTlng from q Catarrhal \ hectin Of
the ungs for tYS years, so murh 80 I was bed fast Tor
three mCnthsN HID constant cough, and expectn1a
a thick, yeti wish matter ] had previous to ap
plying to DR.. Bort, endeavorod to obtain relief from
every known soAvce, and all to no avail until took
t treatment from DR.. Bort who cured me in six weeks
treatment C.P, COLLAW.
- No i61 Fourteenth street, st Louis
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
Healing Powers OF ECIeCtlcIsIn +.
AZ DeaonslsGfid on oser Taelve Thousand In Sivid-
~ y ludls by DIR. BORT, ofNes Y0rk

There is Ebsaing power among us; physician who
has cured thousands In this city, after all other sys-
tens have been exhausted . physician who Is curing
and further pledges himself 10 cure; nearly all cases
which have bafied the xiii Of hundreds OF medical
men In all past AGES, and even bids dehanceto al mod
ern practiee ; and lastly, there is q physician who Can
produce thousands % testimonies OF the most reiGbie
indl vlduals in this city, as elsewhere, who have been
pUsit veiy and permanently cured after all other treat.
ment--after the most eminent medical men had fail.
edl Yes. yerly. aud that physician is DR. Bort who's
Inhrmary is located on the corner Of Third and Vine
streets st. Louis. D.. Bort We verify believe, has
Gu ed more ehronls CssesiR the past feur months. In
s.. Louis than all the medical men who have ever
~practIeed their profession here for those diseases he
makes as speciaiities. viz Diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Lungs, Throat, Heart and Catarrb. This assertion may
look like bOasaing. but. nayertbele.s, iL Is true, and III
you d ubI il, cpnSult a few Of the many persens whose
r ertiHcates In tull sypOpsis are to be T. I'D ia the coll
umns If this paper for the good o. humanity. LIST.
louis Daily Dispdfth august liza 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

vNoticeisbereb given that the Probate Court
Of kgmaha County, Nebrsska Territory. has ap
pointed abe l4hdsy sf January 1867 and the IIfh
and l4th days Of February. 1861, at ten q eloek A.
NJ, at the Court room IN Brow nville, for The bsarl
ing Of claims sghiust the estate Of John L. Mckay
All persons having claims against said
estate are required TO Gle hem in the Ofice Of the
judge Of said Court, on or before February 18th,
1887, OF they will 30 forever barred. .G1
Dated August 4fh 1866. e
SARAH J Mckay, ADMINISTRATIVE
45-4t zoo Of Estate Of Jehn L Mckay, deceased
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Marsh 4 Co., have just received a
Dew iOl Of School Books and Stationery.
Any book desired furnished At The pub
hsheFs lowest prices,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

The following are The Delegates elect
20 A. The. Precinct election held in this
siy1A-dsy:
w Morgan. S. NJ Rich, o. b.
q hFEtn.J J. w. colPman. w. H.. Hoover,
Hughes II. n Atkinson c. w.
@heeler Z d Smith, G. w. Fairhro.
net Oh Ellis. wesley Penny, Geo.
Tow. G &. Dorsey1 S. Hanniford
hpdS. W.KrnnedY. u
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

A slight fro.. fell in ,his vicinity last
Friday night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Soap, Candles. Baskets. Barrel Cover
Coal OIL. Fish Lines. etc at
SWAN s. BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
resides az Sonora.


loudly Merchants aud other. re.
Va. ACreery. Of the Guy Drug
las jast received a large iavOice
o'0gs and MEDICINES. Oils. Paints.
i,s Ger medical Pprposes). and in
ll'Alpg add everything that can be
/. VI 70 his line, which be is prepared
"1''s'als Or Relpil At caster prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

E=2 good NJ. I Oak Fence
Pas for sale s. A " MORGAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
A PstOraI Notice TO Protest ant.
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EplSCOpullanS lnAhebFdSAas-InS
Undersigned ~arpO,Rted by the ProIestans
Episcopal Church 10 rts V~fiSssf zBIshpP'
with lurlsalctionih ihe Territories Of Ne1
braska and Dakolu. desires 10 place him
self 10 communication with ali persons
who have been Baptised and confirmed
in The p. E. Church residing in either OF
those Territories at points TOO remote TO
alloy their a%lendance al any of our
present places Of public worship. He
respectfully req9esls them address
hrm al NsbraSka Cny, giving their names
and residence. and that Of any of their
neighbOrs belonging 10 our Church, so
that lie may. If possible make someiaP-
poinunenls for servo IN heir pelghtor
hood. He would also be grateful for any
Information as to she location of conllen.
Gus School Houses, or other places where
religious worship may be held.
RoBTH GARRISON.
Bishop.
.AsBrasEa Gin. SEM. lsf '66.s-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Gen. Hsneock has assumed command
Of the department of the Missouri.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

By norice il will be seen hat the sale
q he School Home has been postponed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

hsV, Isape Chiuagion-formerly pas
81 ms NJ E. Church Of this city
's received aoali aud accepted it from
pa@berand Presbyterian Churche $
go county. Mo. We oOub, no,
Vineyard Of he Lord" will be well
IN Ahai section under his manage.
neil. Ne resides A. Sonorn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Justices Blanks for sale at this
Ohee.