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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29
RECONSTRUCTED secesh.

The Mobile Register places at the head ol
its columns the name of General Robert E.
Lee as candidate for President OF the Uni
ted States in 1868, and remarks that there il
q concentrated organization now in progres.
to put forward the model hero OF the Confed.
eracy as the States Rights Democratic cam
didate for the next Presidential campaign.
ROBERT E. LEE maintains the right of Sc
cession, and justifes his course in the rebellion
on the ground that he owed primary and SUI
preme allegiance to the State Of Virginia.
And ALEX. H. STEPHENS, Of Georgia, in his
recent examination before the Congressiona
Committee, swore that the people ofthe South,
and he with them, still held the opinion that
the States had right, under the Constitution
to secede from the Union at their pleasure.
1t is. not strange, then, when two Of the
ablest and most popular traitors Of the South
still insist on the Constitutional rights Of the
States to secede from, and make war upon the
Union, that the Union party, its principles
and its policy. should be condemned in the
South, and that candidate for President
should be mounted on States Rights Plat
form.
VIII not our Copperhead friends take warn
ing IRON this? Are they SO blind as to think
they can unite and carry majority in The
North upon platform which will prove ac-
eeptable to the leaders Of the late rebellion?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

BR1r1sH CrrlzExs OF AFRICAN DESCENT
Pstsr Wright wss brongh before the Mayor I
Court this morning. charged with failing to
fulfil his contract with tvo, negroes, Abram
Carey and VIM. Lovei, natives Of HonduraA
Il appears dat they shipped Sdn tte sthoea.
er Cecilia at Ruatan, for this point, and
here Capt. Wright discharged them, snd
they appeared to F. J. Creedland, the Brit
ish Consul, who addressed letter TO Mayor
Withers, seting forth the facts.s The negroes
desire to return 10 Honduras The Court
decided that Capt. Wright would be obliged
to either take them hack with him, or pay
their passage home on some other boat
Mobile Register. 80
So it seems it is an advantage to be .
British rather than an American citizen down
South if ones complexion is dark.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

The Mobile Register has an account of Z
reunion of confederate soldiers in that city,
and a gay time on the occasion. The Presi
dent of the United States, Jefferson Davis
and "Admiral Raphael Semmes, the honored
guest at the feast, were toasted j; and the
latter made speech in eulogy Of Presiden,
johnson.
We failed to see the consistency Of toastina
in the same breath, JEFF. Davis and Prea;den,
johnson, who progresses to hang him o
eulogising Davis for trying to destroy the
government, and johnson for maintaining it,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29
ave Johnson OF Tennessee.

CAVE JOHNSON, noted politician of Ten
nessee years ago, and at one time Postmaster
General of the Uried States, was recently
elected to the Senate of Tennessee. The
committee on elections reported against his
right to q seat in that body on the ground tha!
he was an active rebel and traitor to his
country. He was allowed to argue his own
case before ths Senate. He took the ground
that be possessed the qualifications required
by the constitution for seat in the Senate,
and that that body had no right to 60 behind
the constitution of Tennessee, and exclud e
him for treason to the United States Govern
ment.
/" When President Lincoln called for Ten
nessee to fight the South and TO invade our
own country. he went with the South We
did not intend to fight the people of Alabama.
1t was thought best to form a military league
with the Southern Confederacy, and he agreed
that was the best thing we could do. The
Federal troops were on the way toward our
borders, and we resolved to sustain our State
and its dignity. Our troops acted gloriously.
and added much glory to the already bright
and dazzling reputation Of the State. On no
battle field did their cheeks blanch with fear.
They fought like honorable and true soldiers,
and he felt proud Of them, and of their con-
duct
He insisted further that even admitting that
it was right to exclude for treason, he had OBJ
tained pardon from the President, and Wa
thereby as good as new.
Mr.. TRnBLE said in reply that pardon
only remitted the legal penalties Of crime,
and did not control the discretion OF ! Leg
islative body in matters of civil and political
rights and privileges.
He said it seems to be taken for granted On
the other side, that if claimant possessel
certain qualifications set forth in the Consti.
tuition of the State, he is necessarily entitled
toa seat; but this does not follow. He can
not be Senator without these qualifications
but ne may be rejected even if he possesses
them. Would the Senate admit to seat 4
murderer or burglar out Of Jail on bail, be-
cause ne was thirty years old and 20 forth |
But this claimant is, by his own confession,
guilty of crime OF treason, the greatest a,
all crimes, because it includes all oth~r.
Mr.. TRlNBLE proceeded to show that ,re.-
son against tue Ouite0 StatcS. lS also Treason
against the State of Tennessee. The Cons.;-
tuition of the former is so interviewer with tha
Of the latter that to destroy the one is 10 de
stroy both. and here is man claiming sea
In the, Senate Of Tennessee, who Is lo-da
guilty Of treason against both his State an,
country. and Of all traitors such as he, lead
ers and moulders of public opinion, are mos
guilty You hung Champ Ferguson, who va
but poor tool in the hands Of these leaders
Will you invite the leaders themselves to gov
ern and make Jour laws?
The Senate decided, BY vote Of 10 to I
to exclude CAvs JoHxsos from seat in IL,
Senate Of Tennessee. because be wasa traito
to his country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

On the second page will be found q signi6.
cant article from the New York O6scrrer,
bearing upon the condition and prospects OF
the south, and the probabilities Of reunion
in church and in State on q loyal basis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

tbs Richmond Examiner prays editorially
that the cholera may decide between the
Rebels and the Republicans. The prayer il
in character for the organ Of party which
sought to spread yellow fever over the North
to blow mp our steamboats,, TO FIRE our cite,
and finally to assassinate the President and
heads of departments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

A GREAT mania for emigration to the
United States prevails amongst the Collier
and iron workers Of Wales, and they are com
ing over in great numbers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

The SrAMEsE Twins orrDoyE.-Two ne
gro children are now on exhibition at Raleigh
North Carolina, that excite much curiosity.
They are fourteen years Of age, and were
born of slave parents in Anson county.
The Standard speaks Of them as follows:
The connection between these girls is closer
than in the Siamese twins, there being more
Of the physical and mental organs common
to each. The connection begins below the
neck and terminates at the extremity Of the
spine. 10 touch one at any roint Of her
body below the connection sends .ensation
70 the braiuOf each; while touch OF either
above the connection is fel. by that one only.
They can talk to different persons at tie
same time on entirely different subjects. and
one can engage in q game Of whist while the
other reads or sings,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

The appointment Of Wade Hampton, Post
master at Piitsburg, Pennsylvania, reported
ir the papers, is mistake in the place. at
least. Wade Hampton is Of Allegheny city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

The CONGREGATIONAL Re- UNION IN May
The Independent of this week says: "Folks
always expect to have . good time at the an
nual social festival Of the Congressional In
ion. They are not to be disappointed this
year. We are going to bring down Governor
Buckingham from Connecticut, to preside.
The meeting is to be held in Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, on Thursday evening,
May 10. The absence Of the organ makes
dumb hole in the wall Of that venerable edi-
fce: hut the committee mean to provide
speakers who will make music OF eloquence
instead. We cannot announce the program
me. because it is not yet made. but We d.
ready know that Major General @. O. How
ard expects to be present. The proceeds of
the meeting will 90 for the building Of Con-
gregational church edifce in Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

RATHER ExcLuslvE.-A Charleston, S. c.,
paper Of a recent date has the following I'd
vertisement
WANrED-PRIvArE Board WAxrEp.-A
gentleman requires partial board in strictly
Southern family, where 10 Yankees are taken.
Terms reasonable. Locality. about Ave min
utes' walk from St. Michael's Church. Ap
ply by letter only to C. ST.. this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

George Cruikshank is now seventy six
years Of age. aud COMMITTEES, Of which John
Bnskin IS President, has been formed in
London to present him testimonial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-29

"On the 10th instant Mr.. Seward instruc.
ted Mr.. Motley to protest against the despatch
of Austrian troops to aid Maximi!ian.
Not having space for any considerable por-
ton of this Diplomatic correspondence, we
have given our readers in the foregoing the
briefest possible abstract of its leading points,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

A subscription having been circulated
IN THIS city to STAR, q Democratic paper.
it was presented TO several Union men.
who were supposed to dislike US person
ally. to get them to subscribe. bat 10 no
instance did they succeed. Il has been
q benefit by giving a chance for lnnlua.
al explanation aud a determination on.
the paTi o. Union men 10 sustain as. aud
in 80 new subscribers since last issue!
They lFIsd to wOr! upOn Phiueas Jones
because we Sandemnrd the escape Of
prisoners while 10 bis charqe-Ihough We
a%scerlalned since ibat the jail was insult
eieu. 10 bold ihem. ~. Jones came ana
Informed Us Of heir 'siyle." and SUBJ
srribed for four copies Of che adosrtiser ;
We hope ,heym work suipe more
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Dled-Tuesday, Sept. 25lh, Of Flux.
AZ The residences Of bis father.in.Iaw in
this city, VILLAS BaEIrMEYEn. AGED
% years
He leaves a young wife and a host of
relatives and friends 10 mourn his sud
den death. The CONSCIOUSNESS of an ID.
right. honest, christian life, he bears
with him; and leaves the example of
many virtues. a. q chart 10 those who
follow after. Ills relatives have the
heartfelt ~coudoIance of this whole COM
muniiy who knew him well. and who
grieve that he istaken from among them
On the evening Of the 9th, after
a lingering illness, ELIzABETH CLARK
wife Of julius A Johnson, aged Sc years
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
(p.by;c. No. sly

HNf n. ~ hyflt - 49, - FH
An Act aueudatOry .! tire organic act ~ Washington
taF = iHf rTel Ti-Ory q -ra rff. ia
BE It enacted By the Senate aud House 81 RepEeseu.
&stiSeSSr ahe Uaited states of iAnsFiea3i R Congress
Assembled, at.~aA
rhat after the next annual session OF the fiegiSlatfve
assembly Of Faid Territory the sessions shall be bienhi-
Az Members Of the &c ono nehail1 De erected FOR the
house Tor the term OF two years, and shalt receive the
sum Of xdofTdrs per dag instsa d of three dollars here
tofOre allowed, and shall also receive the same mile
age now allowed By law vas wis zfgf
Sec, 2 And be Il further enacted, That each house
shafts have authority 20 elet. N addition to the oHRcers
nbF sll0WeG by law. one enrolling clerk. who shall
receive ave dollars per day. Thechtef CLERKS shall re-
ceiRe elk dollars per day end the other Officers elected
By said Legislators s6aIi recsivei Hve dollars per day
Sec. s Ana be it fufiher enacted. That the arst
Ell ectioAf forsthe nrst biennial sesSirR under tina act,
shall Be at TIE time OF holding the tenefsa election for
the TsFritesS iafhsSear eighteen huadred aud aix,y-
seven.
sec a. Ard De II further enacted, That the legisia-
tive assembly OF The Territory Of Washington, APPROX
Cd aaharyfourieept Gig hteen hundred. and sixty
ave. entitled "AB act in relation 70 the COUNTY OF
sFammanlA p Snd fhesAnv Is hsreby disspprOVed.
Approved Suns %, 1858 % "a
nE-fgrr-F
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
%[OFFICIAL1
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
ssed at the First Session Of ne Thirty
Ninth Congress.
(PuLEie R~esol1fion, AZ. q

luOttC AcoOtNttONs SNO. H"
gCIEr KssoruIorIetsus u Appointments 10 the NI.
itury Academy - she United SLases-E
Be IL rescued BE- ihe senate arS House Of Rep
reseitaftres OF ne United states Of America IN
congTess AFemOAA,,
That tie age for The admission n cgdets to the United
States Mhiisry Academy shall hereafter between and
WyontS rwO lesrs ) hut my person who has hon rabbi
aud faithful y Dot iesS than uue year as an officer or
enfisee man ~ The army % the TeguISS service in
the late war tor lie suppression OF the rebellion, and
Rho PusserEes the other qua lidcatt,ns prescribed by
law shall Be eligible ~ ap Pointments up to The ase Of
twenty four yeSrs.
See. 2 Ant be a fUetteF resrlve5, That cadets at
the hiiisry Academy shalI hereatsr be appointed
On year la advance q the time Of their adniission, sex
eept an cases where, by reas1n % death OF other
canse, a vacancy occurs whicb canaUt be thus provided
Tor by suoh aIpoihtment ia advance but no pay ur
allowance shall be made 20 any stch s~pp,intee until
he shall he ,eguiariy somi,ted on examination as now
pruvided BY Law nOr shall this V~FuvistOu apply To ap-
psinfments 10 be made an Tie present year. Aud IA
addition 60 ihe IeQ judgments necessary TOR admission
as provided by the ii4rd seciion - I've 'AcI making
further piSyisisn> for The oorFS OF engineers" apprDv
ed AVril Senty-ntRe eighteen hundTei AM tweiVe,
candidates shat be required 10 have a knowledge OF
TIE elements Of kBgtish gra umar, Of desc iptive ge-
ography, particularly 10 our own country, and " the
history OF the United States.
Sec 3. Aud be- ft tafthef resolved. That. in all ap-
polntments Of cadets 10 the military academy sIe-
fh.ee yhu G. Ter ue preseut year, the peisVn autner~
ized A.. a lni. a e shat "a imilste not less q an dive can.
didstes al each Vacancy . % whom sh.I, be actual
residents 81 the C0nsressS ii IN. trct. lie ? orFg-ur
u. strlci ofColahlbi4, edut'el 20 the app ,intWei, and
tue reiecd IA n Uue rhall be made from The cHnald2te
~accOfding 10 fbeir re- peeGfe metits and qusilHcatiups5
under such rules aud reguiati,ns A. the SevIetsFy
q War shall from zine 10 tImt plessTibe. And IN
like manner the Pres ueut OF Tie UNITED States 81 all
be author iyed hereafter TO nominate n'ty a. large each
VEN. A. siesd - Ten - n.W prSYlatd by law, whO shall
be exaniIei uncer IKE Tsgui atoms, and Of whom ahe
ten who msy bereppttu ~ pHF 1seu agri"us aud best
quslIned ~h3i be Hspemiedi PYg' ueff however, rust
No mae han wv . 'hsse shsli be spioin'ea N any
une year fr .bi 0ne Sk4et FA8tf Ets uHa
Approved, June 10, 1885,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
IPnLlic-A No al

Al Act 10 sutboIize he CommissiuntT Il Paents to
Tay th0se enpiv1e "a a. kesMhers aud AssIslent Ex-
HmiHets iLet~isTy hAVdby law itT abe duues per-
fUtmed BY them
De- IL rssolued By hr Senefc aud House of Repre-
segtaHe.s q te Cpasd Safes q Amerird "a Con-
yress aSssnt4sd,
That The CUumissisner al IA. ent, H. hereby suthorzed
10 pay hose employed m ihs Pa'eut Onice frvEi Apr
drst, eigh cen hundred and siAiy-Une. unui The mrs.
daT % August. eighteen hund 81 AID Sky he, - kNt
AmtLets and AssistMI: Exaiaaners vf fsien,s ~ the
ra.ss fxsd ~ iaw Tor thOss respective grsde Provi
ded, ina &c kpe ia paid Qua a. The Psteut bmce
Iuudi aud that he clWpepsaifsn mus p al SAL NJ eN
Cefd Ina reserves IS tlose oU y eaTt1ted IS Extaln-
ers And Astisieut kSomiiess vi Ps,tuis f0T pc same
period
Approved, Jube 10. lSGs
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

SrH''hoppers are 20 numerous in this
seHn ibs, lhey are ia many places two
Nsepi they increase aud multiply" q
"ai'hgiy. Near posts and other places
Neers hey rOOsl we have noticed many
',.l hOles IN he ground. these We were
o'a seu'sissd either a young hopper, or
fpr' eggs. Like Andy when be smell
9sFee pest" in the CONSTITUTIONAL
o'neRL we "wep't FOR em !" and,
Anpy' ge 'mOurned because we
n. |" Dot" and shalI proceed around
NEE after him who "sOld US
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

A correspondent 10 the News from
BrOwnville says that many RECRUITS from
the Republican ranks are going over to
Johnson I; aud that " orhrng. Jamison,
Mclaughlin AID Hoiladay are holding
open lhr p%oiltlcal tOvr, welcoming them
~. Appearance IA Ter indicate hat
they were ia a brown study" whether
20 eBaT ~ DoI ~JsmisOnJl'e only man
who had dead VOID on hls pee, was
ihe real door-keepsr Since H h&S The
A~sssassrsLip h5 has entered, Wor,hlpS
and Mc, bays left The door; aud JamI-
sou q being sufficiently strong TO guard
t.. several slaunch war Democrats
got out long enough to read The Consli-
%tusiOnal Amendment and hGUs joined the
Union Republican CtuB IN This eity! coz
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Several new residences are going ID
in Middle BrOwnvifle, and OBJ. Heweu
is elesring the site for a palatial residence
just south Of The High School. Judge
Whitney's residence, corner Of 9Th and
Main, is approaching completion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
MASrER,S SALE.

der Of the District CoErt of Kst5hka County. Ne
braSka Territory. IN chancefy,iR the case Of Elijah
Burner against Anton KING, made at the Spring
term A. ID. 1866. | will OF 90
Monday ihe Isl day Of October al 1866
at one . clock y. ". offer fDs sale at public a0ction
to the highest bidder for cash, at the. front door OF
McPhers9ns Hall. in the City Of BrOwnviHle, Me-
maba County, Nebraska Territory, (the place
where the last term Of said Court for said County
was held the South East Quarter Of Section ten
(IO) in Township six co. North Of Range fourteen
{ Ia East. in Eemaba County. Nebraska Territory
Given under my hand This 3Oth day Of August,
AID. 1865 CHAS. g. DORSEY,
Master in Chancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
'S 'TPsa%9 No ss4iz
An Act to esiab lib a land ondoe in the Terrliry Of
Idaho -

An Act TO esiab ish a lard onioe in the Territry Of
Idaho =
Re n enacted bH me Senate and House Of Repres-
t~nfafia,es Of fhe United States Of AH1. icG IN Con-
qTess 1ssembIed
That the public lands within the Territory OF Idah to
which the Indian iItie iSOr srsll be ext'neuIshed
shall eonstitute a new i?nd district 10 be ca ed the
ldst district to be lOrated at Boise Cry. Ads county
and the pres dent is a, reby auuh.,Iizeri y, appoint by
and with he advice and consent OF the Sensie q req
lister aud receirar IT pubic money Tor said district,
who shall be r. qHire1 To res de a. the place at which
aid , fhcP shalt be iocaieft andlhey shsl have the
same p,wers, perform the same duties and be enttt-
led 10 the ssme compensation as are or mas be- pre-
serihed ~ inv in Feaiinr TO land ofice of the United
Siat@s in other Territories
Approved, June y, 1866 a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

James Berry, o OF The MOS, accom-
faoca'ipg Merchants Of our ciIy, is doing
fsP'shdid business. When be is at him,
fef-snd be has been lalely-there is no,
sea o As Missouri a 6aeF man to deal
Ni'h HIS large Hock aod low prices
make success inevitable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
IPuBlro Rrsolb1foS-No. ~
Approved JuOe 10 lsss

fPUBIRc EKsOLUIfoN-NO. ~ i
yoint Resolution 10 ekteud TO she uObntiGs " lBa rksley
ana jefferson 20 West Var glhis. the provisions 81 the
&C spproyed July fourth. eighteen hunired aud sFx=
~ tour ens.ied An act 10 Tesuict tie jusiSdiction
~ "a Le Couri % Crlumbus and ~ prYviae Tor me pay
ana substsace supplies fUrnisGed 10 he army Of tue
Uniled States
4. ResolusdBgfReg0dt an. and .HQuse Of RepreseRtG-
ThsS tne prov isi6rs o. tn set Of Congress Of Julyf fourth
~eshteen bBbdred Hna sTy<rghE lenutled An act 70
restrict ne 3D. fis5ction of the Court Of Claims, and
for other p~urposes,' be and tue same are hereoy con-
ttrueal 10 exieud 10 tha pasnti ~ rReIkely and @ei7
fers0n, Of the State o. West Virginia.
Approved, Jane Is, 1856
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Remember Geo W Hill & Co. are
AgsPs for Geo. A. Prince & Coz Pa.
emf Automatic Organ. price no 10 $500.
Patent School orRabs.P Price 100 10 1915
PSen, ~AftlOdeOns, Piano Case price 80,
60 $50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

The finest assOr,men, Of Cigars, To-
bsoeo. Pipes and Smokers articles
generally. 10 be found this side Of
The Missouri River. Is AT MsFsh & Co.
a. A Joha-yn's Pos. Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
IPuble-Nesa.
EAn akt ee era : 1Or gsneIal IL Idsh

Be i enacted by the senate and House OfRepse en-
tafivos OF The Unsied States " America in C0nsTess
-ESsaableI, 81 9 = , ~
maj the p resident, By and viii me advice and clnsen;
Of the Senate. shall be- am he IS hereby, autporlzed
70 sonoIn a surreyor general for 4 ihO. whose annual
salary shall be three thousand dollars, aud whose pow
81 authority. and duties shall be the sane aS tn0se
provided By law FOR the surveyor genera Of Ore8Bl-
IL maj have proper al8waucesfOr clerk hire. once
rent and uef mo- exceedine What-nOw is allowed BY
Law e the surveyor general Of Oregon and be shall lO-
cate his ofhcs Al Bpse Cifyin ssie ToiritoYf dIdsho.
Approved guns % Isis
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

A supply Of the Sabbath School Bell.
Rogues and Rogu~riss Of New York. Or
plus e Ksr's COmicaliIies. Late Maga
z'nes; ere. Just received At The Post
0Res.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

We return thanks To +. ID. Smith for
nsss Of nice large Sweet Potatoes. They.
are Fplendid.' He has lefI a lot for SALE
81 Wan. ROssrl's Confectionery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

About the fsnciesI filled show Gaze
We have e for many a day is at Nc
,cresry's Drug Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

ut bears on its face she stamp q Al honest bu-
siness transaction, and ne doubt not that the list
patrons will speedily reach the aumber required
10 secure an early diEtFibgtions -Easaoa (Ha.)
Journal, Augusf, LIST 1899.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

"Ths bfoprietorS Of q. Great Matinee IN New
York City, promises cash and other inducements
enough to set every body crazy altar . ticket Sol
fortune. Everybody, Of epnrse, cannot win, but
somebody must and the lucky one wffI nakoaf for.
tune Granno Mich. AaEerisan. aug. 3 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
NOTICE.

Notice "a. hereby given 70 all persons interested
that s. A. Chambers IS Executor Of the late VIII Il
Hill deceased. has died his bceoants for duaI EettlS-
nent q my cf8ce snd that Monday. TIE oh d2y %
0ctoOer. A.. p. fs66 az 10 0'elock A. NJ. Is the tine
appointed for examining ana ailowlna ne sams.
GRORGR ". F~AIRBROTHKR,
D-G $50 Frsbsts guASe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

sThep plan Is q good one, and the fndhcsmsnt,
uneadallcd No difribution guarantees msss b
nisl Satisfaction thqa this ppsy and i is no wonder
ssr, Aug. 1886.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
Nheaf Haniedl

10 200 bu,hels Of Wheat a I'd by
SWsn & Bro. for whieh they wilt pay the
highest marker price in cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

We have borghi Clothing a, Heuder
soh & Cos. aud for cheaPness aud style
ssFe never better suited.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
lPs1Iie R..oIsfi2n. No. 45.l
4 As'''''''l's s. sSssl' i. 80 g g.s@sat . bounty

se'tA'n lldian egiments.
kesosUsa ~ ne Senate aud House of
Representatives. Of tie United Stptes Of
.9merica tH COngEets ~assgmblsd
rat ne Secretary u VA s""OtcUs
ned AID required oeup,s 81 ~ Is = nefsoy author
nsh Z, 7 ~ ~ eelsr, 'had Indssa rcsl mems
n,rt,ops aud rrslrIoihas q 80 enesI me same res
ment Il bounty O. oihef valSs,..-S - me pay
the GATED 6tafN' @Rpfafod, yins ii feSS ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

Henderson 4 Co., have a splendid
SOD q Ladies Dress Goods. latest styles
a. he eastern markets.