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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15
MAGAZINE.

We are IN the receipt of this popular
Lady's Magazine for December. Il Is
a splendid humber The ~litle-page alone
is worth The price of the number For
many years "PeIerson's Magazine" in
consequence of It's merit aud ~cheapness,
has had a larger circulation than any 9TH
er monthly IN The United States. in 1867
it Will be greatly improved, the reading
matter will be increased, and each num-
Der will contain a Double-SIz Steel
Fashion Plate. elegantly colored, with
IRON four tq six fgures-makin9 Peter
son" the cheapest in the world. The
terms will remain two deliars a year 20
single subscribers. TO clubs it Is cheap
er sull, VIZ: FIVE copies for $500, eight
for $1,000, or fourteen copies for
$4,000. To every person getting up a
club (al these Tares,) the Publisher will
send an extra copy gratis. Specimens
sent IF written for TO those wishing TO
get up clubs.
..fddreSs, post paid.
CHARLES J. PErERsoH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Last Friday evening Prof. Heo,pg
geUsIp. lately from Europ@, gave one Of
his wonderful exhIbuions IA rest,d,gt.
'auon and Na'urul Magic N Ihis Guy. Il
Nas well ATTENDED aud gave such general
satisfaction as TO induce han 10 give an
other exhibition GA Saturday evening. in
winch he was assisted by M-xicana Sen.
oria Black Morocco or Pine Leaf, a
star m singing aud dancing. Everything
went oil well aud gave general s~atlsfac.
mon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Our sanctum was graced during the
week with The presence of John While,
travelling agent for the New Haven
Printing Ink Mills and Advertising
Agent. He lett with US Ads. for; Goes
Cough Ralsam, Polaud's Magic Bilious
Powders. Lyons Periodical Drops ard
COe Dyspepsia Cure, all patent medici.
pes Of known merit, which ads will ap.
pear "a our columns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15
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%;itiOners and medicine makers, in pre-.
Parlng pulmonary medicine, use ingredi.
ents which must be prescribed mo, Of.
'ensr han three or four times per day.
the proper treatment in such cases is 10
employ a medicine that it rs safe to use
every ht'een mlnutes-Ihe directions for
cough medicines should be .litde and Of
ven 1t is The throat, DO, ths stomach.
that requires t-resImen,-,bis !. ,be 81.
ese' Of Tue success of Goes Cough Baisam.
la a. little and often" In a vprv
mort time 1t has become immensely pop,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

The great M-IeOric Exhibition, advsr.
used B! Eastern Swans to come Off on
Sihe celestial stage last Tuesday night,
was pOslpQned in This section on accOun,
Of the "indemetcy of the weather.
leas,ways we waited long for the cluudy
drop eur'aiH to rise and et 10 NJ, il had
not. Il was 10 have been a Star perform.
Gnee. As 1t is played at intervals Of
30 l-3 years. we hope ell who did not
will yet live TO see it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

We notice our city has had a small but
apparently s'aunch Wharf Boat built for
the benefit Of our steam Ferry, but which
Is. for some reason, not being used. and
vas lyIug tied up near the foot of Malp
street By 'he. way, Why cannot the
Ferry landing be at The foot of Nam
s'rse wherr " naturally belOngs2
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Much Of the custom from the interior
which has of late sought this point %
trade al have been so Induced by the
large stock and liberal dealings of Swan.
A. Bro.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Eat HearlIly.--There are hundreds
of people who do not dare 10 eat a hearty
meal of %victuals for fear of the distress
sing effects that follow. Coe's DgsPep-
sia Cure will stop il iDstantaneOusly. II
has cured more cases of Dyspepsia than
all other remedies combined. fake il
freely aud you will be satisfied of its
mprYS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Holiday & Co are still aIise and de-
iermined to keep everybody else alive
with a superior stock Of medicines which
shey will sell cheaper Than any pther es.
Enlistment in his cry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

The splendid Furniture aud large
sleek of II kept by McFall & Co, are
bringing an unprecedented custom,
and their low prices bring them within
the reach of everybody.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Qurs e nuwber Of opr etizens have
20 cooismpianou the Proj-ct Of iighiiDg'
Man slreet with street amps. The idea
Is a good one aud we hope will be push
ed 70 contamination.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

George Stevens is just finishing his
neat brick residence in the northern Por-
Juon Of the cry, on lsr street. 1t adds
beauty 20 hat portion of the c'ty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

New and splendid Drugs, Medicines
and Fancy Gods just received at VIM.
II. M'Crrery's Cry Drug Sore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15
CHAS. G. ELLIS,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
AND
DRSFETRICIAN,

6roTnfllle, 80 . = . . 49, . . ssss sasrNoofAaA4
r. 81 4 sst
Will give his attention ID an Eases entrusted 70
him and believes himself Qualified 70 cure b. the
mild remedies prescribed By hi seschOol.
OFFICIAL his residence, west o. the Trans
School House, on Atlantic, between 9Th 3 SIN as
lint "
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

..Tnin .up your child ~ the way 1t
should 90. aid II will always trade with
NIECE g. co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Flannels, Blankets and Wooden Goods
!, abundance at Rainey s. Lewis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

The City Drug Store Is where you can
re, fine soaps, hair oils and cOlognes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Go to McCreery's for your paints and
dregs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Ladies' Dress Goods, fine stock at
]. L. MCGEE s. cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Wooden Goods. Blankets, ETC., at
J. L. M'GEE & CO.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15
Public-No %

An Act making additional AppropriationaIs, and
TO rupply the Deficiencies in the ApprUpria lions for
sundry civil Expenses Of the Government fog the
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Ladies'. Gents and children's Boots
and Shoes in superabuudance at
J l.. M'GEE & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

JuStIces' Blanks for sale at this
Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

va il WILLIAMS. who's the authO' :
I,,.s IN 81. Louis for this paper, will attend 70
- COLLECTIONS and purchases in that City OB'ee
-cg.,s,s street, n. p. cor. sra.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

Buckwheat Flour at Swan s Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

svoWSyLLE, THURSDAY, NOV. Is 1866
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15

4UrbOriEed Agents for Prince Co.
GEo. W. HILL& co, are the authorized Agents
/; Eeuahs County for Geo. A. Prince a Co.'S eels-
"a ,C,b.a,s Orgaps. NsiOdoOHs etc. For pr es'
ali t the AdUerisseT Ofee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-15
10 L.

80 Deeds. Mortgages, Executions, kePieTins'
-. Iscenss. sc. &c. &c. for sale at this Ohse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
CoNanEssioNAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention for the First Con-
Rressional District will be holden at Mt Pleasant,
Henry county, on Thursday. July 10th, 1865, 1T
0o'clock a. m. Said Convention will nominate .
candidate for Representative in Congress. and
transact such other business rs may come before
it The ratio Of representation will be as follows:
One delegate from each county, and one additional
delegate for every 100 votes or every fractional
part over 10 votes, including the soldiers vote,
cast at the last election for Gov. VIM. NJ. Stone.
s. g. OWEN. Chairman, Washington Co.
G. W. McCRARY, Lee county.
B. ]. .dcMAKIs, Des Moines county.
J.P. GRAsrHAM, Henry county.
WV. Lone. Jefferson county.
J. B. WEAVER, Davis county.
J. s. Hurley, Louisa county.
j. SLOAN, Van Buren county.
Central Committee lst Con. Dis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
IS, the people, the army, and the volun.

ties, the people, the army, and the volun.
teers.
The Prussian Government has ordered the
Warsaw Cracow railroad in readiness for the
conveyance Of 100000 troops.
Omar Pasha is to command the Turkish
troops to occupy the Prncipslities, 10000 Of
which will be loaned the poste by the Viceroy
Of Egypt.
The Russian army viii he raised to $50, 600
to reDel the Turkish invasion Of the Princi-
palities.
The Austrian Government, deeming il best
not to interest the occupation of Holstein by
the Prussians, will Withdraw the whole Of
the Austrian army.
On the llth the Prussians dispersed the
estates Of Holstein, which had met at llsehoe,
for Schieswig and Holstein, and promised to
convoke the common estate Of the I'd Dutch
ess on the 18th. The whole of Holstein was
in the hands Of the Prussians.
Shank, the Prussian Representative, de-
clared in note to the Emperor that she
would regard the confederacy as dissolved if
the Austrian motion should prevail.
Prussia has also published her plan OF
reform, the chief feature of which is the
exclusion Of Austria from the reconstructed
Germany. Austria on the other band now
proposes the conyenation Of National Par
lament and the establishment of directory
to consist Of three membe $. A minister OF
Hesse Dornstadt had stated in the Legislature
that the federal diet would sooa recognize the
Prince of Augustenberg as Duke Of Holstein.
Farther PoIsr, June 25.
The Morasia, which left Liverpool At 2:s0,
June 18th, from London June 18th, passed
this point at noon to day. The Austrian
Government in seuding the Prusian Ambas-
sador his passport, informed him that it took
the step because it looked as If The withdrawal
Of the Anstrians from Hostein was taking
place under compulsion from Prussia. The
Prussian Government in giving Count kor-
kaly the passports which he demands, accom-
panied them with letter, acknowledging the
courteous manner in which he fulfilled his
dispolanic functions as Austria Ambassador
at Berlin Austria is said TO have coDfded
her interests at berlin and Florence to the
Dutch Ministers or their courts. The Minis.
ters Of France and Bavaria are said to have
decided TO look after the Prussan interests at
Vienna The proceedings in Parliament on
the 18th, were unimportant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
THE STORM IN NORTHERy OHIO.
Great Destruction Of sheep -Thsusands
Perished.

Perished.
The recent severe storm on the lake shore.
and the cold weather succeeding it, have
made sad havoc among the newly sheared
sheep in Northern Ohio. The Cleveland
He,aid is informed that three thousand have
died in the townships Of Independence and
Bucksvile. A Huron county gentleman
estimates that Il, GOO have died in that county
since the storm. Mr.. Charles Fitch, living
near OImstead Falls, lost 40 and his neieh-
bors also lost heavily. Several hundred hs We
died in North Royslston, Cuyaho2a county.
Three farmers in Brunswick, Medina county.
lost respectively, lOO. 10 and 80. The ka-
VIENNA Uemocrdt, noticing the losses in
Portage county, says:
Arvln OIin, Esq, Of Franklin. found 35 Of
his fine flock dead on Monday morning, they
having pershed from thu cold and rain during
the previous night j. A. Morgan, OF Raven.
na lost go, aud Wanzor Holcomb, Of Roots
town, lost ~.
Mr.. Mabole, Of franklin, sheared 200
sheep on Saturday. Uf those he lost l00 W.
Strickland, Esq, Of Ravenna, lost Is, and
thinks some others will die. A. Eckhart, of
Ravenns, lost Is.
ton Of sheep ia Psris, Charicstown, Edn-
burg, and other townships. Il is believ, d
tha, several thousand sheep must have per
ished in the county.
The Elyrin D<m0crdt gives similar
account OF the effects Of the storm in that
vicinity. II is probable that the important
wool growing interest has received such injury
as will sensibiy affect the community.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
Feressn Sews.
New YoaK, June {

NEW YORK, June 25.
The steamship Germania arrived from liv.
erpool to day with dates to the 18th.
In the Corps Legislatif letter was read
from the Emperor Napoleon, containing im
portant foreign declarations, as follows:
Had this conference assembled. my gov
ernment would have declared that France re
pud'ated sll idea ofterriioris aggandizement
SO long MS the European equilibrium remained
undisturbed. France could only think of an
extension OF her frontiers in the event Of the
map OF Europe being altered to the profit OF
q great power, or oil bordering provinces ex-
pressing. by formal ard free vote Ashe,r de
sire for annexation. In the absence Of these
circumstances, the French government pre-
iers, 70 any territorial acquisition, a good
understanding with its neighbours, resulting
from Independence and nationality. We
should have desired for the German Confed
Grafton position more worthy OF IFS impor.
fance: Tor Prussia, better geographical boun-
dar'es; Tor Austrls, the maintenance OF her
great position IN Europe after the cession ol
Veneti4 to Italy, in exchange for territorial
compensation.
1.-The conference failed. Will France bs
led to draw the sword? The French govern.
inent thinks not. Whatever be the ,,.s,,l, a,
the war, which may break out. no question
affecting as will be resolved without The ss
sent Of France.
France, therefore, will continue to obser,.
an attentive neutrality. confident in her ripht,
and certain IN her strength. The inadvisa-
blity OF debrit upon the affai 8 Of German,
and Italy vas then declared BY vote Of %;
sgainst 34.'' -
The Emperor letter created I ersat ssnsa
ton.
: A Berlin despatch Of the 12th says tn,
prussian ambassador has been recalled an.
The ,niersts Of Austrian snljcts IN Psuss;,
issef. s'' ''''''
Gafihel& arrived q Como a. the l2th. n,
lva1 enthusiastically Jsssivsd b. o, 49,;
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was finally compromised, and the suit with
drawn. The county officials, however, took
hold OF the matter, and the grand jury having
indicted Saunders, his trial was set for this
week.
Saunders, hearing that the Woodward fam
ily would be the principal witnesses against
him, swore that they should never appear in
the court room alive. In fulillment Of these
threats, he, on Tuesday morning last, short
time before daylight. repaired to the residence
Of Mr.. Woodward, and with bowie knife.
coolly and deliberately murdered Mr.. Wood
ward, his wife, and eldest daughter, and an
old lady, the mother Of Woodward. The
bloody deed becoming known throughout the
neighborhood, the murderer was pursued, and
finally arrested. The most intense excitement
prevails throughout the whole of Orange
county, and strong threats Of lynching the
assassin have been made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

LoRD BRorGHAx appears determined to
assert the mental and physical claims of bcto-
genariaLs against their late ASSISTANTS. The
London Post, noticing the arrival of the ven.
erable peer in Paris from Cannes, on his way
TO England, says:
He IS in excellent health, and capable OF
bodily exertion quite extraordinary at his
advanced age. For instance, he left Cannes
in the afternoon after an early dinner. trav-
eled all night and the next day, arriv I'd in
Paris in the evening, then after a rapid toilet
went TO soiree to meet some Of his French
scientific friends, not retiring to rest until
nearly midnight
The performance is certainly not an iHcon-
siderable one for gentleman born ih the
year Ira
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
vol. 13.

Moines has sucked in all the Offices, and
grown fat ON the afluent oil which cometh
from earthly dieni,ies. Not much, Mary
Ann. Even Dobbs. one OF the primitive IN
habitan,s of this bailiwick, was snubbed on
the first ballot for Oil Well Inspector for the
State, and retired demoralized. Political
promotions are apt to stir up the soul with
vani,ies, and excite spirit Of envy among
the less fortunate classes. Joshua said TO the
moon, '.stand thou s,ill,' and the world has
been considerably moonstruck ever since.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
JuOIcIAL cONyErTIoN.

Rsrubican Judicial Convention for the Flint judi
district af the etse Of Iowa will be h-d At @onnt
p ~s>nt Inws, Thnrsdsy the 18th o. July, l60 at
10 o'closk A. NJ far the purpose of nominating candi
dates III. following ocesto be allied o. ensuing
general election TO Wit
DrsTr1cT.JrDGE.
DIST 7iCr ATTORNEY.
The ratio of representation will BE- the same - that
ad ,pty d by the Republican State Convention.
JNn. w. GEAp. Chm Judicial Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
The Des Moines Register says.

tPolk county was appallinely rubbed outin
eli af the conventions which met here during
tile current week. l. lost = Judge, lost :
Cong aressman, lost a Supreme Court Reporter,
losi chairman Of the State Central Commit
tee. los, Clerk of the Supreme Court, AID
lost everything except . turbulent condition
Of the atmosphere. The slain Of the Lord
are many IN these parts. II will hardly be
Nsaid in the eampaieu of nsxt yeas thas pSs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
Adjournment Of tn. Westsrn Uniia-
rian Conferenee-List NJ Onieers.


The Western Unitarian Conference closed
their session in this city Saturday evening.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President. Rev. G. W. Hosmer; Vice
Presidents, 4. II. Livermore and Hon. Chas.
II. May, of Kalamazoo; Secretary. Rev. s.
H. Camp, Of Toledo, Ohio: Recording Sec.
retary, Rev. J. G. Forman. OF Carondolei,
Missouri: Treasurer, jefferson Wiley, OF
Detroit; Executive Committee, Rev. G. A.
Staples. Rev. A. d. Mayo, Rev. X. L. Col
ler, 0. G. Steele, Esq, and J. G. Hilton.
Esq. Standing Finance Committee. jefferson
Wiley and A. W. Rice, of Detroit. reso-
luton was passed instructing the Standing
Finance committee to raise 5000 from the
Unitarian churches of the West for missona-
ry purposes for the ensuing year. On Sun
day Rev. Robert Collier of Chicago, preach
ed in the forenoon, and Rev. DR.. Billows. OF
New York. in the afternoon. The next Con-
ference is to be held in Chicago.
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fa Vt es sat, Iowa. IN. o int HARRT Era
vasra i1fsnt of and Lpbs Culver OF thi. city
sgsd veateen months
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FRAsK 81. HAnBAcK, Of Burlington, has
been appointed to the Naval Academy at "A.
napolis. SEQ Aark-Eys. $50 49, ~
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From y e xlcO.
Large ImperiaI T~atn Capt ureA ny the
Rebels.

ClsctxxArI. June 25.
A dispatch to the Commercial, dated
Brownsville Texas. June 18th, says: A trsin
of $50 wagons Of valuable merchandise
started by Gen. Mejia. from Ma,amoras for
Monterey, guarded by l,600 Imperial troops.
under Gen. Alvera, we're attacked on the 18th
between Camargo and Meir by Gen. Escahado
at the bead Of 1000 Liberals. The imperi-
al loss was 500 killed and wounded. 500 pris
oners. Il pieces OF artillery and the entire
train Of wagons, vaiued a, s2.oO.uOO. The
Liberal loss was slight. General Alvera vas
severely wounded. but escaped.
The capture of Corsinas is reported. Be-
tween Me,amors, ssragglers say, Alvarez
army will capture many prisoners.
These facts have been gathered from letters
from Escahado's headquarters.
Oae hundred Imperial cavalry. arrived at
Metanora, corroboraie the statement
New ORLEANS. June "A Brownsville
correspondent saws that IN the late attack and
capture near Maiamoras. three regiments Of
Imperial lancers and one large Imperial in
E,ntry regiment, turned over 10 the Liherals.
The Austrian regiments lost all their officers
bit a o, killed and wounded. The Liberals
lost only loo IN all, killed and wounded. The
value of the train captured Is estimated n,
one and half million dollars. Bagdad is
evacuated, aud the troops sent to reinfotce
Matamoras, which is IN danger of attack by
Escabado.
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40 the Public.

EIGS, il layers, very fine, at
IL ,i~ti teakkf N tFssIIE ERs.
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CEMENT, " Water Lime 100 barrels, E,t sslehy
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-26

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Every bottle is warranted. Smith & Dwyer, Gen
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-26

IMPORTANT TO THE SrCK-We invite the specla
attention of our readers to DR.. Eastery's advers
tisements, which be In advertising
columns this evening DR.. Easterlv's family med
lcines are deservedlypopular, have a rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and are kept in all the
principal drug stores throughout the western and
southern states. 1t will be that DR.. Easierly
does not recommend one medicine to cure all dis
eases, but prepares a remedy for each particular
disease, which he relied upon to cure. II
families would supply themselves with variety
of his medicines, many doctors bin might be
saved, alse much sickness and suffering. DR..
Easterly's medicines have been twenty years es.
tablishsd in St. LOUIS, and wherever known are
regarded an the bsst in We say to the sick
and afflicted, - them. For sale by all druggists.
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