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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-26
From Cfsscinnnta.

The Charleston Cose,ie,- publishes
the subjoined extract from letter
from the Chamber Of Commerce dele
CATION, under date Cincinnati, 18th
instant:
"Messrs. Mordeeai, Trenholm,
Kerr, West and Courtenay ore oil
here. We have been received by the
president and members of the Gin
oinnati Chamber of Commerce with
great courtesy and kindness, and
spent last evening at the Club House.
We find that the knoxville people are
altogether in favor of the Blue Ridge
route, and, therefore, we wait for
their delegation to arrive here. They
are expected tomorrow, and we are
to have a public meeting, on Tuesday
evening, of the citizens, where we
shall be heard.
s'The plan Of building railroads, in
this section of country, is to get sub
scriptions to a road, to be paid as n
bonus, on the construction of the
road.
ALREADY there has been subscribed
$500, 900, in Cincinnati, and it will
reach $1,O00,O00 This is exclusive
of what will be done in Louisville.
Now, if we put in the $4,000, 900 al
ready spent on our Blue Ridge road,
as bonus, the company will have
81, 000, 900 subscribed to complete a
road to cost 81, 900, 900 originally
The Nashville Union ard .An:erics,,.,
of the 22d inst. says:
George A. Trenholm, Of the
Charleston delegation to Cincinnati
on the railroad project, addressed the
citizens Of the latter city, on Tuesday
evening. President McGhee, of the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad,
also read a report upon its condition. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-26
The Army.

The new army bill which has pass
ed the House prohibits anybody who
served in the civil, military or naval
service of the Confederacy from being
appointed to the army of the United
States.
This isacontemptible manifestation
of spite; but we wonderif the country
should get involved in a foreign war,
if these same adica1legislators would
not be glad to get into the rank and
file some of the boys who used tc
wear the grey jacket, and if they
would not revoke the prohibition, il
they could obtain the services of such
officers as Lee, Johnston, Beauregard
and others, who ofiicered the army OF
the late Confederacy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-26

Row IN CHARLESTON Sunday
there was somewhat of q riot in
Charleston. Some white and colored
boys amused themselves by forming
allignments and pelting each other
with stones. AS It progressed, grown
people of both classes entered into
the melee, with sticks and other
weapons. The police interfered, and
it was thought had quelled the dis
tlrbance, but afterwards 300 negroes
paraded the streets, directed by some
eight or ten negro soldiers. The po-
lice, with II detachment of regulars
from the Citadel, finally restored or
der and quiet.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-26

PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND THE
IRIsH.-Says Washington CORES
pondent of the Nashville Banne,.,
under June IL: The brushing away
Of the Fenian cobweb seemed to leave
Congress and the President nothing
to do but to continue the old quarrel
over reconstruction.
The resolution of Mr.. Ancona, how
ever, offered in the House to-day, fell
like shell into the camp of the radi-
calls. They had been dcnouncing
Andrew Johnson, for three or four
days, for his interference with the
invasion of Canada by Messrs.
Sweeny and Company, and in this
way endeavoring to excite the Irish
and to array them against the Admin
istration. Mr.. Ancona came to the
rescue like knight-errant. ''Let us
repeal the neutrality laws" said he to
the radicals. That was q poser. TO
vote against it would have been to
stultify themselves, and to have ex-
hlblted their utter hollowness to the
Irish; and to vote for it would be
ruin, rs matter of course IF vo,,
nre in favor of war with England, .
said Mr.. Ancona, ''if you really want
to help the Fenians, let us repeal all
the international agreements between
Great Britain and the United States,
and prepare at once for the conflict -
Never was the duplicity of party
80 suddenly and wildly revealed.
Schenck turned pale; Thaddeus Ste
vens turned red; and Banks frisked
about like little Scotch terrier look
ing for a rat hole There ccrld be
no debate, and they did not dare to
lay the matter on the table. So, after
good deal of confusion, they ere
ferred Mr.. Ancona's proposition to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
where it will rest until the day of ad
jonrnment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-26

OUR RAILROAD CoNSEc-rroNs. The
Augusta Chronicle nnd Sentinel, of
Sunday, urging the Importance of
speedily finishing up contemplated
railroads, says:
The Milledgeville road, when com
pleted to Macon, will certainly draw
much of the Western trade and travel
here. The projected line to Column
bin will shorten the route North
nearly 100 miles, and will give almost
an air line from Richmond, ria Dan
vile, Greensboro, Charlotte and Co
lumbia, to this place. The Milledge-
vile road will be an extension of this
inner and shorter line to the West.
These two latter roads Colunl-
bia and the Milledgeville-should be
pushed to completion as rapidly as
possible. We know that the scarcity
of money in the South, Mt this time,
forbids the hope that sufficient funds
can be raised here for the completion
of these roads. The bonds of the
companies can, we are reliably in
formed, be sold at fair price in
New York. This is the plan that has
been adopted by other roads to raise
funds, and we can see no objection to
it. At all events, something must be
done, and done at once, or the inter
ests of the city will be seriously i'm
paired.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-26

A fire occurred in St. Joseph Mo.
on the 2lst inst, which destroyed
property TO the amount of $500, 900.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-26

Book AND JOB PRINrIHa.-Thc Phrnir
Office is now fully supplied with cards.
eolored and white paper, coIored ink, wood
type, ctc., and is in condition to execute alt
manner Of book and job printing III the
shortest possible time.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-26
Local Itsn..

THANks.-Wesafe indebted, in ths a.
senee OF our Charleston mails, TO the off,
GERS OF the National Express Company fbr
copy OF the Charleston Courier, OF ves-
terday.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-26

New ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention il cali
od to the following advertisements, which
arc published this morning for the frs {,
time:
Mrs. j. p. Reed-Millinery.
Shodair & tieglitz-Dissolution.
E. & G. d. Hope-Claret on Draught.
J. c. Janney-Election Notice.
Tolleson d Janney-New Goods.
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briefly stated as follows:
1. Equal protection of all citizens
in the enjoyment of life, liberty and
property.
2. That classes who are disfran-
chised without crime shall not be
taken into account in fixing the basis
Of Federal representation
3. That certain persons who have
proved themselves dangerous to the
peace of the country shall not be eli
gible to Office.
4. The validity of the national
debt shall not be questioned, while all
debts incurred in aid Of the rebellion
are Illegal and void.
As to the disloyal portion of our
people, these terms are mild in the
extreme, and it is hoped that there is
nothing in them repugnant to the
sentiments of the loyal; or if there
be, that all objections will be yielded
upon the altar of our common coun-
try.
This is the programme of infamy,
concocted and drawn up by one who
has been suffered too long to enjoy
that liberty of tongue and pen which
was guaranteed by that instrument
which the radicals now wish to defile
by tacking On this abominable amend
ment. God save the true people of
Tennessee, and give them, ere long.
happy deliverance from raisrule and
tyranny, and restoration of their
rights and privileges, in accordance
with the policy enunciated by their
distinguished fellow.citizen, who,
standing at the helm of State, is the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

Certificates Of Loan, in which there shall
.upear any written az printed evidence Of
III amount Of money - be paid or demand,
o. lt a time desi .snated. are subject 20 stamp
duty as PromiS"rv notes.
When two or more persons join in the cN-
ecutior OF an instrument, the stamp To
which The instrument is liable under tie law
NAV be affixed and cancelled ~ either OF
tlfcn and when more than one SIGNATURE
i affixed "a the same paper. one or more
stamps may he aifiHc thereto representing
the uha'e amount ri the stamp required for
such Signatures
No stamp is required oil any warrant OF
attorney accompanying bond or note when
-uch bond or note has affixed thereto the
stamp or stafaps dcnotiug the duty required
a4d whenevc. any bond or fiote Is secured
~ mortgage, but one stamp duty j. required
IN such papers. such stamp duts being the
highest rate required log such Instruments.
or either OF them In such ease = note OF
memorandum of tie value or denomination
81 the stamp affixed sheuld hc made upon
the margin or IT. The tcEgoaied gem ut oi
the Instrument which IS not stamped
Particular attention Is called 10 the
change in section ID hv striking uut the
word ''or used !" tines xcmption flcrcuudel
Is thas restricted t. documents, .Vc.. jsssf.a
hy officers therein named. Also 70 ths
changes "a sections - and I5S, hy insert
Ing the words s. anal cancelled in the manner
required by Law" Z. 4. ROLLINS,
Commissioner
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

EeD- The Independent, a nev paper re-
Gently started at Baraboo, Sa.uk County,
places the name Gen. AuAsA CoBB at its
mast head, rs candidate For re- election
to Congress from this district and re-
marks thereon as folIoas:
In this Congressional District we have
seen 10 one named except Gen Corn. our
present able aud honorable member
Cen Corr we have known well for nearly
twenty years and we know him to be a
HIGH minded and honorable gentleman,
worthy, and well qualified IL Is Of the
people. and Cor the people, an 6tdepeHdct,t
asan. We place the name Of Gen ANAsk
CoEg ut the head OF our eco 'u1nu IN this
number ri the itdepcndcpf, Tor re eIec-
ton to Congress We do this without anv
consultation with cen CoBg. we do Il
.Hdepci,3enjiY We DO it with "a correct
knowledge that he Is the choice Of the
people Of the 81 Congressional District
Gen. Conn is . patriot, soldier and states
man What j. the use for u convention
IN the "a Congressional District Let
Gen Corn be the candidate by the voice
of the people.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

state 81 Wisconsin, 90 cents Revenge
Iowa county Circuit Ceart stamp cancelled
Gardner C. 3Ici.s painji9, against Mary l. Bo~Aer
and Warren II, Bavkcr, Defendants.
The state ~ Wisconsin o. Mary f. B5Wkcr and War
r-u II. EoAh er, Defendants:
~ OF are hereby summoned and required to answer
The. complaint in THIS action a copy Of which wac
this dar filed iu the office the Clerk Of the Circuit
Cugst In and for -8.3 county, and TO copy 81
your answer the subscriber, at his Office, in tine Yl-
age ur DudEcye iu said county, within twenty days
asr 4c service hereof exclusive OF the day Of such
service. and NJ You fail answer the complaint al
hereby required, the pain'id viii apply 10 the court
far .the relief demanded ia tie complaint.
l.. N. STRONG Prtds Atty
Dated june 2gth, 1860 jU'y-i- Z4-W6.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15
nhiIaleInhia CanAenllnn.

The eyes Of the people Of the cotire
country are now turned towards the con
ycntion called to assemble in Philadelphia
yesterday. We predict no good result
from the assemhIa2e- Either the eonvcn~
tion Mi Dc ruled by viru.ent coPpcrheads
and relels,&" tt.~a IN -
u.
,.'' - - -.
r.. .,,...'.l....-, IT, - ~.
s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

~ M IyE-TDIF-t COUNT CoTET
In Tire matte Of a guardianship Of Tie minor heirs o.
John Anthony, deceased.
NOTICE IS hereby given th= hv virtue and in rur-
-uiule of ORDER nc license ~ lje iu said matter
by Saia ti G'h day 90 June, $50, the uudcG
Signed guardian 81 sai5 minors win ou -he Isl day Cd,
August I-f5l at . uel1ga Eco tIe afternoon, a. the
front dr o., tte Ceur frte ira the village Of Dodge
To- offer lor safe ID pu BE vendue, the following de-
s,rih,d lands. a. wit
The undivided thirds % Of the north eas
quarter nf the Sadtl quarter % section number
twelt two ti ia township number eight -. north
or range uu1,r trre Oh. east 81 thc f.arIh principal
meridian ia -ll county ot iowa and State OF Wisc9u-
sim
The terms Of sale win be made known ut the time
and place o. sale.
/. ". JOINER, Guardian.
i.rr.-s-- fr--aE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

Sudden Deqti- An aunt OF Mrs. q. L.
Underwood. OF kyoca, uamc unknown
VITO lately came from the east on u visit,
died very suddouIy "a few DAYS ago, under
the following circumstances The pota-
to bugs were ycrv plentiful IN the garden,
having nearly destroyed the entire patch,
and she, thinking to stop their depreda~
tons, and picked quite number of the
plants, and in order 10 make sure of them
threw them into the fire and while thcv
were being consumed she stood over the
stove, which was open. She was immcd-
iatelv ken sick. anil died in p few hours.
having every svmtom Of benz. poisoned.
No reason can he given for iicr death, bat
the probability t:iat she Yves poisoned by
inha!ine the fumes from the burning
bug. DoLyertiLe Chr0Rlcfc
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15
E;RUrEiN NEWS III TIE CABLE.
NJ N-onr An-.,..t l :

NEW oRK. August il.
The morning papers have the following
dispatches from Europe by the cable
LoNDof., August 9.-There is great ex-
citemens here this evening ut tie discov-
cry Of an attempt to blow IN the House
Of Parliament Packages Of ounpow5sr
with 4 fuse partially burned, were found
near the entrance TO the Lord Cham bcr~
lain- office, IN the House of Lords. The
members Of Parliament have visions of
another Gov Fawkes cunpo,vler plot
The deaths from cholera in London, du
ring the last week, were I,033, and from
diarrhca, 3Jf
FLoEUxcE, Italv August S-There was
a severe storm in the Adr;atic yesterday,
" which several vessels of th, station
ncet were damaged The Italian ram
Affondatore was sunk in the port of Ave
mona. Her crew were saved.
The term 0f the suspension Of hostlll~
ties has been prolonged. The peace ne
eotiations between Austria and Italy viii
take place at Pra-ue Count i'alral and
General Nonatec viii be the Italian 'leni-
potnHtiaries.
IoxnoN. August Q-Advices received
to dav announce that the truce between
| Italy and Austria has been extended ten
( DAVIS
The lagest kilograms from the Continent
to day Indicate no change in the aspect OF
affairs, and the Italian position. remains
upaltered
P,riS. August 3 Tho Cheyaliers Neera
and A~tcouu have returned here, The
/ Emperor expects, it IS supposed, partly 70
retain his connection with the present
critical condition Of Italian affairs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15
u s. Tax Notice.

~ Office IS hereby given that have received tie
= annual Assessment List for the Third Collie.
ton lis rict Of Wisconsin, for ihc year -G6-tlu o..
assessments thereon are due and ayahlr; and tal
'Hr tHe purpose Of receiving payment Of all Licenses
n the county Of Iowa. tseo- ". El~, deputy Ioiet
tor VIII De- Ht tFe Court House I'm Dee village IS EeGe,
Vile. IN said county uu Monday sGd Tuesday, August
l'th and l}th, i~Ui, and az iIIa TRtErNs Office iu
Mineral Point pl "Wednesday Thursday, Friday, SaJ
uUty. Monday fI Tuesday, August 10Th, 10th, 18th.
18TH, 10Th and 1fsf-
The law requires zen par. cent. peaalty as soon a5
INCURRED, Which nill De enforced.
uace hours ere 3 A. N. to y II. and rom u 10
= r.. ~.
Dated ~ Albany Wis. This @Hfh 1av july 500.
John 81. WARREN, Collector
Csc. y. aL 1-s. Dgp.y cor, low Co., Wis .Gaa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

IAGoE-A congress Of those Interested
ia the cause Of the laboring man is to he
held at Baltimore on che both of this
month Delegates from all tine states, in
cIudiu- those of the Pa:lic coast are ez-
pectcd to he present MI the mechanical
trades viii be represented and az impor~
taut session, lasting four on five days, is
anticiputed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

ImporhtHt 10 Juion PrjsoHerS Claims
the confederate authorities, while prison
ers Of war, will not be received after the
first Of October All soldiers hueing such
claims must send their address to the
coumisstry general of prisoners, viii,
the amount due aud the character OF tue
funds taken.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15
l. d ; :
BY Portland Fire, JuIy4.

Tie total amount covered by .Etua Policies on pro-
Perty destroyed or damaged IS S2O6. S5I. On which
salvage Wiz he about per cent. Our total loss slg
mos vary much from 5000, 900, and is being prompt
F adjusted and paid. This rer cent. upon. s
assets figure bat slightly exceeding our government
and state taxes paid LAT year, or proportion equal
70 a 5000 loss f-r company q 500, OOO assets.
Tie necessity Tor insurance and che value Of wealthy,
strong corporations is foreuIy illustrated by h. fire.
Several weak Insurance Companies are destroyed
Portland has population of - 600, was Handsomely
built, mostly fine brick strgcturcsprolecs
and screened with upwards of5o1o shade tress-bogut
Cd Cd three sides by water-iadced, literally, Amos
rising from the oceau-aud with good steam fire dst
partausatyet # has so, 200, 900 Of property cor
-'-Hed IN "A few haars-uDhn q holiday when is people
are least occupied from Tie very insgufcsn, eals
~ p contemplate me cracker.
Remember III triing origin of dresta sweep ava7
ia few hours he earnings If years. Cou=iEery ar
best interests and give the TINA agent a cali 81 -
need proper Insurance security. Policies Issued -f'a
terms.
RICHARD l.. READ. Ict
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15
RICHARD J.. READ, Aei'

LHL E2-SE for SALE
rE'IE undersigned wishes H. son the LEASE n 81
4 HaA43ln- NOW occupied 'v him for q saloon, 4.
a1"f tFau The corner of iIi.h and Gha-tuut stree
ie Lease expires next April. The buiid.us is csh
- located anu one n the best stands IN the ciy.
IL a. ----- IL Ii IL min 80 ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

r,s- The receipts from internal revenue
ca Thursday amounted Is S1245.Q4-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-15

tLLINeIs STATE CoNvENTIoN.-Th The Union
Republicans Of Illinois met IN Convention
at springfield, cn Wednesday last for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for
the State Offices to be filed at the election
this fail The Convention adopted plat
form that rings unsteady with true prin-
eiplcs, and placed thereon the brave 81
der, eloquent orator ant unyicIdine friend
al the Union, Gcneral JouN \. LoGaN as
candidate for Congressman ut large, Cen
cral GEoRru " ~tIru "a gallant soldier Of
Chica"o, who volunteered rs a private in
tie late civil yvar and rose ly merit 10 the
position of Gri@ad.er General rs a canii-
dale for State Treasurer, aud Hon. NEW
r"N EtrEusN the present popular incum-
bent as candidate FIR Superintendent Of
Public Instruction The Convention was
composed of about GbD islcoatcS. and
passed oft with perfect harmony The
Republicans, with Gen I.ooav as lcader,
viii sweep Illinois Ike a whir'wind in
November
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract OF 3 NC hi
philadelphia FUening Bulletin Editorial,
SEPT. Is. 1865.
Hell M B 0 Id s.
Genuine Preparations.

His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody
the full strength of the ingredients of
which they are named. They are left
to the inspection of all. A ready and
conclusive Test of their properties will be
a comparison with those set forth in the
United States Dispensatory. These rem
edies are prepared by H. T. Helmbold,a
druggist of sixteen yeaes' experience in
this city, and we believe them to be re-
liable in fact, we have never known an
article lacking merit to meet with a per-
manent success, and Mr.. Helmbold's
success is certainly prima facie evidente.
His Drug and Chemical Warehouse, in
the city of New York. is not excelled, if
equaled, by any in The country, and we
would advise our readers, when visiting
that city, to give him a call, and Judge
for themselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up By the undersigned, living about 8 10
miles above Brownville. in Nemaha County. Ne
braska Territory, on the 18th day Of June. 1855.
One black OF dark brown Horse about ffteen hands
high, about seven years old, right hind foot white
up to the pasture joint; small saddle mark on ton
OF weather., q few white hairs under left Eve
heavy name. JACOB BREWER -
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
GEO. w. HILL & co
Brownville Nebraska.
Legal NOTICE.

To Mariah E Welcb, Ellen Allen, and Mathew
Allen, You are b reby notified that Aunice Welch
as g~uapdian Of Sarah J. Welch, has filled a petit ton
in the Probate court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska
Te ritory. The object apd prayer of which, is 70
obtain an order Of said court to sell the East hall
of the South East quarter of Section fifteen in
Township four, North Of Range Is East, situated
in Nemaha County, FebIlska Territory, being
lands belodgiRg to Sarah j. WelcE. a minor. that
said petition will be for hearing on the 18th day Of
October 1866.
G. W. FAIRBROTHER,
5l-4t $50 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
ERRORS On YOlTH.

a Gentleman who suffered for yoars from Merry
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and all The effects
Of youthful iudiscretion, will for the sake Of suGer-
ing humanity, send free 10 an who need it, the re-
ceipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to prof
il by the advertisers experience, can DO - by I'D
dressing JOHN b.. OGDEN,
No Is Chestnut ST., New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

"Tke pr6prietors Of a Great Matinee in New
lork Cts, promises cash and other inducements
enough ~ ~ every body crazy alter a ticket for
f0rtune. Everybois, 81 course, cannot win, but
somebody must and the lucky one will make a for
tame CgrHHna Mich. American. Aug. ; 1903.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
what the FreA sag of us

1T bears on ia fsce the stamp Of an honest bu.
siness transaction and we doubt not that the LIST
Tatrons aiil speedily roach the number required
% secure an early distributi0n, -Easton PA.
g0uraol, Angus, lei 1883.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

eve are not partial % 50 called Gift Enterprises.
because many n them arc gotten up on false or
fallacious speculatiuns bat when, as IA tie pres
ent knstaDee, Tie ne apf care q sound basis. and when
the characta % Ne parties engaged, and he descrIp-
uon - Uizes present Satisfactory Inducements % tie
publc. 80 cauuat refuse 90 wish The distribution uIl
Snoess-WaFTen tOhia) Consolidation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
whiskels! whiskers !!

DR.. l.. o. MoNTEz' C~orrolia, the greatest stimu.
lator in the world, will force Whiskers or Mostach
es to grow on the smOothsst face or chin; never
known to fail. Sample for trial sent free to any
one DESTROYS Of testing its merits. Address.
46 3m REEVES 4 Co., 10 Nassau ST., n. Y
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

s~Ths plan Il q good one, and the inducement,
unequalled. No distribution guarantees more ce-
nal satisiacaon than this one, ani Is is no wonder
The pfoPle pa%ironizs t.-DaHsriHe ~. Y)Adyerti-
Ger, AUG Z 1890.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

Taken up blythe undersigned living one and one
aaif miles above BroWnville, in Nemaha County
Nebraska TeTTitOry,on the 23d day Of July 1856 ons
one year old Eilley with some white hairs 10 fore
head a Z. 7. CRANMER,