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Markets bV Telegraph.

New York Markets.
Co11oS-Hieber at ssassxc. -
EaoEEISutef closing scarcely 20 dEm ut 11ooa1e>5
GRA1s.wbsat-Western .oll and not 70 1-m 1t q. Is
iof No M1*auEec. Corn lc lower. aud only a mod
erafe n1faree IT &za1lss. nats qa1cs and dropping
at StSe6r. RE In better request.
lEov1s1oSs-Fptk c&sfer u <eo-sh11l % tor new
st9eI70-5 Tor old.closinr Il kao.n1 cash: *l::ssa
hcAsy and unchanged. Butter and cheese nIn.
lFTEoLErn-Dnil: isc fo. crude, and saas1c for rc-
hnfsi in bond.
woot-QpIet AID azm 1t 71eslc for California.
LAT Err NEW YORK MARKETS.
tspeciA Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
HEw YoRK, December ~.
RKEArs1CFfs.
Flour-Br!kt Inquiry ~ tome det1lns, but hc1defs
ve.F firm. Hheat-Holeezs would accept lower
psiecs bat buyers held OF Corn closed at tl12 Rye
Speculative demand Oats ~ery Cat,
PRoy1s1oSg.
rork-western very unsettled: old closed 1t s1sso.
Other products very dull.
Cotee-Mo 222sc. and quiet Sugar nmer. and ac-
tive; hlf to Prime grocery lpH&utc
FEK1oHy8-
Frrients rcsy du1l. Rates loTcz to Liverpool By
tal1. Grain hEt pence.
BKIf CATILH.
Receipts, l.&oo. Aarkrt partakcs OF holiday char
acteT. God 10 prime Western steera ista1sc.
suKEP,
Received, 2noo. Market lover 1t 4h9sc.
Evx ndss.
HcSs selling It nc Receipts, 5n-
, 1866-12-20

In this city, on the 18th instant. hy Rev. Arthur
sMA2c5. ". Jt.IlS McAuLAY and Miss MARGARET
HAMPTON FREEMAN.
seo1eh American and G1ssgow. Scotland, pa.
This city. the 18th Inst, the church Of the
Holy Name. by EtT. Father Roles, CApfaip JOHN
MORRIS, q Chics-o, and Miss MAY FRANCIS
McHALF. No cards.
On the 18th inst, hv Rev. F.. g. Tarlor Mr, JOIN
SOLOS and Miss AMELIA brown, both 81 This ctty
, 1866-12-20

The American Exrrexs CoTslpnny.a
purchasing agent viii give careful attention to
country orders 10 make purchases aud forward
goods. Address by mail or rtpte:s..
A. l.. E77xsnx
, 1866-12-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

One great reason TINT 3sectornE Balm
tas gained such melted popularity Is, tbs. it is
v.ufll the reach ol nil. |: being put up iu Hfty
cents size. cI,ebles ,ho.c IN limited csrcuns,1 ccs
70 provide themselves with shla Invaluable p-cpa-
ts:ion. For snlc b! all DRUGGISTS, Hurnhams s.
Van selaack wholesale drug lstf. 16 Lake street,
Wholesale agents.
, 1866-12-20
AMUSEmENTS, 4

cees. More crowded audiences aud NOR. en- hu
ne >, s.en-a.;, ~ as's y, appsosa nase neses
ctn aeeoloeo 70 any eomoanaaon Of artists since
chicago was e'ty. The audiences were al aEiow
The comp7ny Is proba " the besi trat errr
wended IFS way to the West, complrte in ils foHt
.f1n1d e. svas md s1tea gssst iq its }ndydusss
all Ir.rts By storm, and BrIonoii
cyinced no, depreciation Of that wonderful
ialsnt "hisp has 11sde him universal, favorite,
wht'c. TO his credit be II said, he seems 10 have
Hhie in my @ other thsn nfisaoii wouid d
over hoat special pss,ns aes of ;r
:. Mills, OF New York. 1t wa ] tic ArsI appear.
wc were p1cpnred to exrcct gfcnt thfnra Of
ht1a IRON the announe:m:nts, he not
%nly 51,iaea ane.e but sxeesasA
has given IN the world OF music IN CIicae0 new
,tea Of siano playing. While his mechanical *
ccr;ion y fau'IlcsF, he has shown whai very few
possesses @ sonl We have had plano P,ay.rs
IS ,hc rapay h se sy n eaa Iun 6er np ns
e:sslon Of thunder tones. ratted out
as coinn:: from The haunts Of
tug cxSopehhn oSs; s 6nt We hsys never
= -. gtyen u NiIis: lis sa1esns Is wonde:,a!;
III III shaass ., naste.l n.y.! :1s Ss
head 10 b. ap;scc o1c1. II Is due II As. Mills to
f ss aGaa 5sssnf sI he 1n%qn + The Sf
ln those Titanic plunge. Of harmony which some
players sct m to thtnls the Ctmc 1au:t Of music.
one ro,at OF NJ peEtnsmaaee On Mnnda; was
Ief9as Eaole the exceeding ats:i1csness
Math w, "'nSh liszts lantasia Or tee Midst MINER
~. nseaR a H. "as sfen IN hs9y me ar IN
ranin.ent on both ends of The keY.bo., 1. III alr
n ing 70 distinctly cilHnciatcd 'h:oHshoN. that
ssety noic T. heard :: clearly & ON among tho rest
The troupe has Ecnc 10 st. Louis, where
t,cv Will open to-atstt- Il Is to be- honed
shat & Me VII e:e :ons hare an Opportunity
lartial promise 10 That effect. dim
whisper l. ao.oad u musical ctscIes to the eGsct
caEo, 1,u'. before the close Of thu winter, Nj.
Eatemnu. wsio has eho M himself to bo an almi-
son o. ,Opers, Mna T. &C, COMPANY OF tue very best
T. $500. ~ 80 "u'.u ~ .as, T
49,, e., ie.i;s,, nes a
ie5l ttis season MI Momisr cycn,n@ 3naM~n.
rates q season af fifteen nigiltS of The Teno.vusd
Gbiolt and susint CoEauaay. under The direction
ef Ma5 slsako'st The sale Of tickets com
ms"r upon The boz Office This orgsnza.ioa
eop.ss nTmer q a o1 ,he most @ a,s!nsntssa
he tnemso m nascs punle III Tas A'e se.seu
WI Open ~ith Verdi grand opera of
zsefr,o r. r, ia wh,e st. !lte wi!l
Id sieEora An:tiot!cu GL:anl in her s,eat ri OF
seoDnIn Tic pong; for the week il ~ fol-
''Ns; Montay i9e;eay. cinao
t.ay, I.c,x-ig Eor1id F..ia~. F:,axi. Sa:nrda,
ail.inC on, :.rand gala m4ii,r:. W 1nly an,,si.
snre ''' -' - e">> s'"' "fs'''''~ ga"
i,s4on,,-Mr, t:saa annonpecs hi7 ;,trn,,o, IN
'.1nc he s.eat italian tsaseiiras 10 10 Cheasa On N
ycnc ~ lie boa1ds ,e MUSEUM. ea ifa.a liz eaac
i:e3 W ;a.aeaA" ~, aatS c,s!HhE' to-h2toW
, 1866-12-20

Holiday Prrarnt~.-J. II. Lynch has
added urw assortment 10 hts tatFc stock oi hools
AID ahoes. and is now ready to supply all bis Gus
soyncss In the latest style. call and see for your
solves
, 1866-12-20
TIE CITY,

Fosr SC. A. Rat ~ o'clock tonight, on
The corner OF Clinton snd Randolph streets.
, 1866-12-20

r. l.. Earrity, Wholesale roafrrtinncr.
81 Randolph Street. will retail caEdy from un.y till
New feare. Il .ou want pure goods, give htn a
all.
, 1866-12-20

TH1 AT1Kxr1oN Of parties having means, and
wishing TO cntez business rnder exceedingly n.
Torable circumstances, is called to zdyest.sa uent
nnder bead Of sHa.toef # ented II
, 1866-12-20

Especial Despatch to the Chicago TnbuHs.1
En-. Loun, December 10.
TonAooo-pulI. Sales Of luga 1t &7saat.1o; ship
riaz Ut Sfp1lz5o: Eannfsesrs1nx Ie4t 1t 3l.u3s
$50 pN 100 D..
11crE-Ao1e xeurr. Bales Of saoe7s 1T $ssAas.0
At aS.sasle.": 11 At $ll.o09fs-51; Xxx n $l3.7s3
1A!E per brl
6EAlT-Rheat very dH1l. Cotn-Saies Of old yellow
at sic; old vhlte choice at 7'e new yellow At &c.
Oats arm, with sales It e89Ic- Barley steady, VITA
Ealcs Of spring II qoc.
WHrEEY-SAleA In bond It &C.
PBuvW1cSt-pn4k lovnf- aales Of 1oya ruess at
&so clear ttde1 It Lie shoulders 1t lsc Lard dull
a2lcs ot krttt 1t ike.
Hoos-LoHcT. 6.lea or 500 head, at 965aas.3 pef
100 SS
, 1866-12-20
a1l1uSR111E1ttH.
HRosBY's OPERA HOUSE.

a = Y r IT
1 JOB O1 Il r. q Il y u , f.
~
tof Season Of Is Fights, OF tho renowned
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
MAY s1nAkoecu ----------- ...,.,. 1,,,.rto,
''''..'- .'-.'.'''---t''--'ohseesos'
MONDAY EvESINo. pecembe. II stsp.m.
First appearance In Chicaeo or
SIG. ETJpRE IRFRE,
o sa IsqEe qs e 70 Italian opsra Y q Pstsrsssrg
most hsofte Artist o{ Aa3 AatesEks opera company.
Vasdr' E7and Opers. in four sets.
sikgar. go =; ;AnRh,olia. ohlonL ID hez sreat
S. Ettase Ise
Ill., Goetd q haao
Mu,iesi f;ts.otot.IS tsutUi.IS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Aoo Atcolao
Tueaaa,, pec, ,2zcgisp7;o = IA cou.ee
Ihuttday. Dec 25-LGcREZiA BORa1A.
sturdy t;sHany6r: fnaon' na . At oc1oex-oRAyD
GALA MA1fsEE-
..-,. SCALE OF PRICES:
fsss asssr1sa s<aS s. esna e1t!s Sa!sony to1 $ess
SFHs6S 9n T1SR SSIR7Stsst-}0 III cent. =,
BALCONY Bo1 e., 95o a's - n4sa@''' s''''' IL
Seats tor either Of ihe aboye n,zhts NAV be secured
asE az 1 om 1,.s T. = T. az 2 aad from til n ii
ChIckeftuc Ftano ia Nssnn 4 Hsu1,ns rsh,,ct
Organs arc med 1t the opeTa Lbfettox 70. taie It
ne BOZ once. Doors open At ". Opera commences
..eo e.es4.
MI Z VI y u r L ID e a L Il T..
nGt1rKEk4sVppa - rn,.
, 1866-12-20

opened The larger blade and struck /, With errk.
ior.s arsinat The w.ll. Observing Of h1s litie
.nn concealed hslseif Under .hs IL door. ~ - ! .
Gtsee PsS ae The s aosos peanis
sna ,4 stsebsa him In lire places. bat
sq9s' vos s's s.u,a a.! an # nson s: e Il:
fcsh of perhaps half an inch. Thomas Brennan,
who vas u thc house. arsi.1ed By Cones, forcibiy
bro somewhat abated., Two poliee o1eers Wsso
summoned. aEd arrived upon tho scene jnai Is
sssu' st sstSss se sesdy :; to en ~
:, III H,ed. Sh' :sssa f. oss's se9s
i iaio ea..os, X tts se9s esasssa aIsshss
Ss3,1sy r; i! :! @ ~
nnv dlmenlty wrh him previously, and testified
that be believed lii. Carney would a. 5000 have
55'fs 5s sd1e!a ac Ms H. e. one
examination until Saturday.
BOILER ExrLosroH.-About roon yesterday
ooEef IN the Wholesale confectionery establish
ncut OF Chase, PcrEy l. Co., No. ca Dearborn
street. exploded in consequence OF over heating.
and caused considerable confusion and niarm'
lhe upper #tndowe Of the store were emaehed Ip
half way acrosa The street The csuse az tSs eI.
p.oeion was attributed 10 The Tapor proceeding
ron some OF The material In the pans which
caught d.e. :. Fortunately, no one was near ihe
boiler at he time. and only one Of Inc workm n
vas injnIed II while rushing up stairs 70 see VII It
tMhSs Mhs 81 ne pc matter. 2 a Young woman who happened
Glaeh, and saved herself by a rather hold method
seiklnR rope which pas-ed through the halch-
setfdo~n with tue exper.ness or an Gid tar, and
landed unharned on The lower floor. The dam
aGe sustained by the firm Is comparatively 1ri-
SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL young lad5 named
Harriet Joues, resi- ling at No. 157 Sherman
street, met With singular accident on Tuesday
evening. While amusing herself In The p.rlor
where small party had assembled, by rompins
win tte eh1aten she auddeniy slipped and fell or
was found that her leg was broken about Two
inches below the knee. Her injuries were prompt
~ attended to by Dr.. B. P. Reynolds.
, 1866-12-20

CR11fKNnrH DFAp--The eolored man, Csitteu-
den. who was wounded es,ly one morning :. fev
days aeo, BY two pistol Shots nred By Detective
Aacauley. from whosc custody he was cudcaroEs.
ne to escape. died yesterday. and m inquest will
be held On his remains today,
, 1866-12-20
fbtfudelph1N Market.


T.
1900. PHILADELPHIA. December -.
FtDuR-1eRs active.
GFAN-zWhcst, t3.2ossso. Corn, scarce anu In de-
naad. Oats, Sc, - ~
, 1866-12-20

HOLIDAY CAxDlEs.-Christmas Is c1oee at hanil :
candies will soou be in great demand The adult
hnts. ibe children long for. and all eat them Pure
and fresh candies may be obtained in any guam
tity 1t The Original Home MADE Candy Shop
No. ~ Dearborn street, next door to J. b.
Walsh's.
, 1866-12-20

NAsoS1c.-At the annual communication Of
chicaEo Ledge, No. 4a7, F. & A. NJ, held on Tues-
day evening, December 18th, the following officers
have been elected for the ensuing Masonic year.
to VII: Charles Cohen, n, NJ Theodore 1Iar-
Isca1nEcr; l. Sehlcs!'.cer, Secretary; b. Wit.
koSFky. Jr. 5. D. James McWillIams, J. D.:
IgI.Y Gferteha TY:rt = - :
, 1866-12-20

Baltimore Market.
--. bALIIAoRE, December u,
FiorE-Cnchsuced.
WH1sKET-Dn1, $e.3+a3.a1.
GEocxE1Fs-Cottee, market poorly supplied.
, 1866-12-20

NocE R,rEn METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFER
EHcE.-A meeting orthe Presiding Elders OF the
Rock River Coa{ercrce WAS held yesterday after
noon In lie ot!.ct Of tho Methodist Book Kep.'sy-
tory. No. d Washington street, fot the purposr Of
consulting on tle best means TO advances the in
.s,cs'- =. tho saEfaus chtsches In the Conference
Tho following arc the rsmes of those present:
lev; Hooper Crews, Chicago. Ill.,. Rev. II. $.
NaIln. iGclfu:a. ILL.,; Rev. #. 7. Harlow. Dix
on. III Rev. ". T. Stewart, Joliet Ill. Rev H.
A: E'aErhala. Flceport, ILL.,; 1sev. Z. Q. Fuller,
, 1866-12-20

TIE SALE At AUCTION Of fsr1s'an articles for
Christmas presents. by Messrr: Gilbert : sanp-
son, will be continued this (Ihursaay> evening.
at halipa.t seven e,cloes These beautiful goods
richpcss xud sasiety all combined il this rafc
and cho'cr collection Of - tkrticles dc Pasts''
, 1866-12-20

THE LIST or TIE TKCssE1I MAxe1arGuTE7,-
Mary cossnG, atlas Mollie Truszel1, alias Irish
Mol1, was yesterday produced in the Superior
Court, By the Sheriff. for the last lime in c3nr &C.
ton With her chine in having k1sicd George Trus-
sell The motion for . nc.E Trial In her case was
withdraNn. Whtsenpon Judge Wilson een,encrd
1uIy-ohe year In the Penitentiarr. She was
ordered to b: removed to Joliet within fifteen
, 1866-12-20

The Prayer Mt Valley Force.-Thts
magnificent Stecl Engraving Is having all enor
nous sale. 1t strikes the bcholder at hEs. sight,
aud is universally adm1red. 1t will be splendid
present for the Holidays. Copies sent bv mall on
receipt Of price, - 50 !. plaiu proof, Is; a few
artists proofs. SIS. Sold by subscription. An
agent wanted Immediately Tor every city and town
il The United States $. s. BorpEH, Publisher,
g South Clark street, Chicago,
, 1866-12-20

foUxo LADIES Fam AND FEsr1rA1--They young
ladies Of the Mosc'cy Mission sabbath School Will
hold Fair anu Festival In the- lecture room OF
the Second Presbyterian Church, on Thursday and
Friday evenings. A 1argc assortment Of fancy
articles wi be Offered for eale, e1yirE opportu-
nifty to obtain holiday gifts, and At the same time
aid an excellent institution
, 1866-12-20

ELLs,fn,e7u Zo,,A,Es.-Att t1le regular meeting
OF thu Ellsworth Zouayts, held last evening IN
tEcis armory on South Water street, tho compsus
decided, by a uraniTons vote, 10 hold their An
nual Bail and Drill In the Ncwhal' uouse, a. Mil
ilezns III be provided 10 lake ali x1zhins 10 nc
eotnnarS the Zouavce on TIL. "Trip. The people Of
M'luaCIcr Wcrc much dclight=tl when they fist
The following werc appointed as 4 Commits. Of
Arrangements: Mestrs. A. J. Kinney, D. Il. Don
l5n George l. Guihy, J. F. Wclch, L.eu:enant
p'bIlen, ~. X Martin. c. c. Curtis, J. u. Hank
ineon AID l.. i. ueycl.
, 1866-12-20

TIE CHICAGO IS ETEs1So PosT."-The immense
superiority Of the dispatches furnished 10 The
Western Pstaa by the new Association, over ,hosc
sent oui by the eupcrannuatcd. old 1ozy concern
lit Ne~ York, has often heen shown never more
tnlly Lau bJ comparison Of The despstches given
IN he tbs' and Joarncf Of this city in tncir ,ssucs
list eseai1s. The Iott contained an Interesting
sei;o1 I ., ,Cons1eztioasl proceedings, ana aIencthg
ahn important esn1e despatch Iloln Europe
nei!her Of which were souati tn the Journal Thc
ass4stsa p chs Ton 9thcs points werc also inler and
fnneo , noIc xaioahle TO he reader. The pubiic
= Hrs uewspapet, getting news iron orsr
part Of The llobe IA advance Ct .ls silpshod con-
tu its en facts snd enuuciai,ons Of y1ew.
tmmtasurab,y The superior Ia addition to III
This. ihc Joutnd! ie striving in its feeble way. n
1ost is In full sympn,hJ and co.operatiou VIII
cud tndertndenre A A"so"11
, 1866-12-20

Halinlo Market.
-. RrFFALn, December 10.
FLorE-Active-. Sprt7g advanced &c. Western
spring. I'll 80 "a.
Osafr articles unchnngrf.
, 1866-12-20

Constitution Water.-A Certain Cure
FOR DlABET1s, and all DISEASES OF TIE ktnSErs.
Sold BY all Druggists. Depot l6 CliG-st,, Y. +,
, 1866-12-20

A FA1n AND F1sT1s Al will be given this CFhurs-
dAy} evening. in the new chapel Of the Ninth
P1csbyte.ian Church, on Ellis avenue, Oakland,
for the benefit Of the church. The preparations
Will be Of the best, the intention being to chow
that, thongh go fat ont OF the ccnt1nl portion Of
tbc city. they cnu At least equal their more favora-
b.; locaic6 brethren.
, 1866-12-20

Fon THE HoI1pAIs.-w. Il. c. Miller 5 Co..
the well-knowu jewellers q: Nos los and 10 Clark
street, Smith 1: Nixon's Block. have one of the
fnes: selections OF diamonds, watches, icwelrE,
offering at gtea II rednced prizes. 1t o,.ly needs
wish TO their fine establishment to coLviuce one
Of the facts that their stock Is beautiful one Is
rapidly.
, 1866-12-20

On17rAnT.-RichArd O'Hara. for two or thrce
yea7z past employed rs compositor In the Office
OF tic Tribune, died or Saturday last Of con-
sumption. 1t Krno.ba, whether he went few
n,o1!tht ago. being forced % abaotoa his case on
years Of age, and unmarried.
, 1866-12-20

PnonAB1E 1keAxI1I.-FaI1ek Carney, re.ldsne
uea. Sands Brewery was examined At The Police
Court yesterday afternoon, charged With an as
sau1t with intent to Kill. Mr. Carney, al intervals
for the past three years. has been subject TO cpl
1cp,ic fits, and within few weeks soms of his
friends have considered thAt his mental powers
%PP eenaaet n is
He walked tbs Aoor Of his dwelling N great ex.
ciiencut, and when Kindly requested to be seated
tau,lly had fotebodinE Of ev1f. but hoped
that he might become more calm.
He finally thrust his hand IN his pocket, aud
producing common tWo.pladed pocket kulfe.
, 1866-12-20

new FtRx--Ne clip the following from the
He'd Wing, tA.inn,. )lioodhuc Comfy. Rtpu,'fcaa
Of Ne.crabcr It'll, 1866:
we learn that t:cneral T. r. Hubbard has Sc
cured a. his partner In lhr forwarding ard CON.
1nlrston bn..nets, at 1he Red Wa. ehon<e, on tac
Lever ME. VIM. 7. Brown, our worthy County
Treasurer, md that the firm will be hereafter
known as Huobasd & Erown. Ho,h arc well
known by thc farmers and business men at rhis
county. arr any consignment or order for The
rn1t base Of wheat or Minnesota produces Will r..
ccise all the attention and care poss:h1e.''
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
The Republican Valley.

The following cOmmupicatiOn-writtsn
At our request-may be relied on in
every respect, as its author, while an
officer in the lst Nebraska, was for some
time stationed in this Valley, and had &C.
casIOn TO explore it thoroughly
.Mr. Editors:
Having travelled somewhat extensive
ly in the Valley of the Republican,
wish 10 draw the attention of your rea-
ders to il.
This river rises in Colorado, crosses
the north west corner of Kansas,and en-
ters Nebraska in range 80 east. of the
sixth principal Meridian. 1t then flows
east north east, and inranges "a and %,
or at the 100 degree of LOngitude,-is
twenty miles north Of the Kansas line.
Then nearly south east to range Is
where il is six miles from the Kansas
line. Then nearly east to range 6,
where it Fe-enteTs Kansas. and flows
south east, to its junction with the sno.
ky Hill Fork al Fort Riley.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
,WHSTERS 2RLR.

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to an order
Of the District Court Of Nemaha County, Nsbras
ka Territory In ChaneeFy. made on The lTth day
If November, A. 1865, in the case wherein
stephen r. Nuckolls Is plaintiff and the Nemaha
VALLEY Bank Stetson l.. Swan. assignee Of /. 7.
White ,Isave T. White and William HDbIitzell,
mariners as /. T. White 8 Co., Benjamin R. Peg
ram and Samuel H. Riddle partners IS B. R. Peg
cam & Co.. Samuel E. Rogers and Benjamin B.
Barkalow, partners as Rogers s BaFkaloW, William
HoblitzeIl, Gurden II. Wilcox, Elisha 3. Smith,
william H. Hoover, agent of Il omaha County, Ne
braska, and Nemaha County, Nebraska, defend
ants, l will
On the 22d day of January, A. D 1867
sons Hall in the City Of BroWnville, in said COun-
ty of Nemaha, (the place where the last tsrm Of
said Court for said County was be ID. offer for sale
at public auction TO the highest bidder for cash
the following described Real and personal proper
ty, to-Wit twenty by seventy feet out Of the
North East corner Of Lot one | in Block one 1 in
the city of Iirow nvilIe, Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory, commencing at the North East corner Of
said lot OnS thence running west twenty feet
thence Soush seventy feet, thence Easi twenty feet
thence North seventy feet to the place Of beginning
the said Premises being at present occupied BY
Swan 4 Brother as a grocery Store. And also one
Iron Vault formerly used by the Nemaha Valley
Bank and now in said building, the said Vault be-
ing s l-2 feet high, 5 IL feet wide and 3 IL feet
deep, in the inside
The said Vault if purchased Sc parately from the
building win be delivered on the sidewalk in fronI
Of said premises.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Deem
Der, A. D. 1865.
CHARLES G. DORSEY,
12-4t $500 Master in Cbaneery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

VIM. 7. Den, Of this city, went out
hunting last week, and brought down
twelve Deer, within eight miles of this
city. Den is a crack shot and as mimi
table as a sportsman as he is az a sales
man. In sporting parIance we believe
a Deer counts 500 roinis thus Den's
run amounts to 5000. He defes com.
petition in everything.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
New Mail Routes.

In the Omaha Republican we find an
advertisement from the Post Master
General for proposals for carrying the
Mails on certain rev routes, among
which occurs the following
l44S4 From Brownville to Grant, %
miles and back once q week.
l4435 From Brownville to Table Rock,
50 miles and back once a week.
l4443 From Brownsville 10 RockpOrt,
(MO.) = miles and back, once a
week.
Bids for conveying the mails on the
al owe named routes wiz be received un-
I'll the 9th day of February, 1867.
We hope the contracts will Don be
taken as The routes are greatly needed
in our mail facilities.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to IN order
Of Sale made by the Probate Court Of Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory, on the 1t day Of De-
cember, A.. ID. 1855, we will on
Thursday, the 9Th day Of December,
A.. D. 1866, at one o'clock P. NJ, in front Of the
Post 0Hce in the Town Of Peru in Nemaha County
Nebraska Territory offer for sale at public auction,
to the highest bidder, the following Real Estate be-
longing to the Estate Of Samuel q. Daily deceased
to-Wit The undivided half Of the West half Of the
North East fractional quarter, and Lot No, one (1)
of the North East fractional quarter and Lot No.
two ~ Of the North East fractional quarter Of
Section No. one r. in Township No. six (66North
Of ange fifteen (I5j East, containing 144 I-l00
acres, also, the undivided half CT the South East
quarter Of Section thirty-six (36), in Township
seven, North Of Range fifteen Isl East, contain
ing 100 acres, and undivided half Of the North
West fractional qnaTteT, or Lots number two, three
and Eve (2, 3 81 in Section No. thirty. one (3l) in
Township Seven ~ North Of Range SIXTEEN 90
East containing 1872 30-I00 acres and Lot four "a
Of North West fractional quarter. Of Section tWen-
ty-6ve (25), in Township seven (7l,North of Range
fifteen (I5) East, containing 33 20-I00 acres, all in
Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory. The last
named tract above described is timbered land and
viii be sold in lots Of Eve and ten acres, or alto
gether, to suit the purchasers.
WILLIAM DAILY
SARAH n. DAILY.
Administrators Of the Estate Of Samuel G Daily
deceased.
Dated, December, 1stIss6. 1O-4t 1900
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
Nebraska A0uGrtiser
JoRNL CoLHAPP EDITOR.
Congressional

Proceedings, since our last, have been
Of a very disul;Ory character. In the
Senate Nebraska has been the big thing,
not a day passing but il occupied the bet
ter portion Of it, apparently without
changing any or aiding any to arrive al
a different conclusion than at first. Sum
nsr, Brown and Wilson are determined
the word "whiie" shall be stricken out
Wade and Sherman lead a majority who
favor our admission and Oppose Summers
pFOviso because il was not demanded as
a condition previous TO the framing Of
our Constitution while the Democracy
oppose because Of the late Radical vote
10 Nebraska. Congress has adjourned
10 The 80 Of January. and The Nebraska
bill will no doubt pass the Senate sOOr
after It's re-assembling. Il Is questions.
bic whether il could pass oyeE a veto, bot
the President has done stranger things
lhan miss 9 chance for a veto.