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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
NA0rPP,0 NATE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an OrdsE
Of sale to me directed, issued b. the Clerk Of the
District COurt OF PaEnee County, Nebraska Terri
tory, IN the case Of Bsuismin F Lushbaugh and
John L Carson, Vs. Samuel EdgertOn, In ehzncery
will
On Saturday The Slh day Of September,
A 1855, at one o'clock P II offer for sale at pns-
lie auction 20 the highest bidder, for cash, At the
front door Of the residence Of Joseph s Woods, Ia
PaHnee City, in paEnee County, Nebraska Terrific
", 1.-THE place where the Last term 0f said Court
for said County was heidi the following Resl
Estate, tO-wit : tbeNOrthE East quarter Of Section
twenty-five, in TOWnship one,N0Tth Of Range ten
East, in P4Wnee County. Nebraska Territ0ry.
Given under ny hand tbis 30Ih day Of July I3ss
WILLIAM J ATKINS, Sheriff OF Pasnes
s9 - County. and Special Master in Chsncerv
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
MASTER'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that Pursuant to an ordsl
Of sale to me directed, issued BY the Clerk Of tbs
District Court Of PaTnee COunty. Nebraska Terri.
tory. in the ease Of Benjamin 2 Lushbaugh aud
John L Carson, vs.. Hiram Niles, In Chancery
will
On Saturday, the Sth day Of September,
A d 1850, at 1 O'Clock Phi, offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at the front
door Of the les denee Of Joseph S Woods. in Paw
nee City, PaEHee County, Nebraska TERRITORY the
place where tbe last term Of said Court fSr aid
County Eaz beId }the fuIiuaiug Real stare to-vit.
The North halfOf the North West quarter. Of See-
ton tWOsnd the south West qazrfer, Of the North
West quarter Of section two, in ToEnsbip two.
North Of Range ten East Of the sixth PRINCIPAL Ne
ndiao, in PaEnee County -Nebraska Territory.
Given under ny hand this the Seth dsv Of JuIv.
$50 WILLIAM J AIKIyS, Sheriff Of Pawnee
80 County and Special Master IL Chaneerv
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
MA0TFP.O

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order
Of sale to ne directed. issued b the Clerk Of the
District Court Of PaEnss Cosnfy, Nebraska Terri
tory. in the case Of Edward 9. W.Szks, and Job1
L Carson vs.. william 7. Dsansy, In Chanesry,I
viii
On Saturday. the sih day Of September
A D 1875, Is ] oelObk P u at the fr01t door q
the residences Of Joseph 3 Woods. 10 Psunss City,
PaBnee. Coanty. Nebraska Territory, (the pace
where the last term Of said CCart Tor said C0uDty
was held OGsr for sale &c pablie auction. to the
highess bidder for cash, the following described
Real Estate to-Wit the SOaih West quarter Q.
Section tEo, N t0Ba-hip two, North o. Range ten,
East, in PaEnes County. NebFaska Territory.
Given under uy hand this the 50 tb day Of JAY
A d 1876. WILLIAM ATKINS,
Sheriff Of PsEaes County, and Special
a9 Master II Chaneeu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
SIZE.

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to IN order
81 sale, to me directed. issued BY the Clerk Of the
District Court Of PaWHee County, Nebraska Ter
ritory, in The case Of BENJAMIN z Lushbaugh .DS
John = Carson, VS.. James civilians. ] will
On Saturday the Sth day OF September.
A 1866. at o'clock P d Offer for sale at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash a. The
front dovr Of the residence Of joseph : Woods. IN
PaWnee City in PaEnes County, Nebraska Terri
tory, the place where the last term Of said Conrt
for said County was heidi, the following Real
estate, tO-Wit Tue North West quarter Of Section
eight, in Township three. North Of Range twelve
East Of tbs SIN prucBGl Meridian,i in PaWnss Coun-
tv, Nebraska Territory
Given under my and this 3Oia day Of July A
D 1856
WILLIAM 3 ATKINS, Sheriff Of PEEnee
- County and Special Master In Chancery
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

PlattsmOnlh has DOW tri-weeLly mail
to SAX Creek and weekly 10 Beatrice,
while, thanks to Hon. P. w. Hitchcock,
u Delegate in Congress, the good old
conservative state of affairs still exist in
this section, and Crab Orchard, once a
week, As miles in The interior, is the
limit to u mail communication that
way. Hunky Hitchy
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

From the Omaha RPu5Iieas We learn
that Hon. a. s. POddOck has been re-
appointed Sespsiary of the Territory.
The appOintmsnt is good one, and
meTiled BY the ability and honesty he has
displayed n that position for The past
Eve years
It is reported hat ]. P. Becker has
been appointed Agent for the Pawnees
vice D. II. Wheeler; and that 81. T.
Patrick has been appointed to the Lana
ME Agency vice Vital JarrOi.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

It is anticipated that as President John
son has received official information of
the Inauguration of Gov. ThrcckmOrtOn,
of Texas, be will Immediately order the
withdrawal Of The provisional government
and declare Texss fully reconstructed
And that be will al the sametime declare
the complete restoration of the writ of
habeas corpus throughout all the United
States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
Communicated.

The first term Of School Of the PERI
Seminary, will commence August, Both.
Board, with room furnished will cost
about three dollars and fifty cents pei
week.
Every effort will be made to make
students comfortable and contented, anC
great care viii be taken to guard them
from sl immoral influence.
Our desire is to afford the best posi-
bic facilities for education, and no pains
will be spared to advance students in
their studies, as rapidly IS will cOmpOrt
with a just regard TO lhOrOughness.
We regard thOroughness, however, of
more importance than rapidly of add
vancement. In fact, it IS the great de-
sideratum of every truly educated mar,
for one thought, clearly. and definitely
understood is worth ten half-distinc Ct fOa-
ting ideas, hence. what we teach, we In
tend to teach thoroughly.
The government Of the School will be
mild but firm, good order in school is in
dispenslble, hence all students will be
expected to conform cheerfully to the
school regulations.
No harsh or humiliating punishment
will be resOrted founder any circumstan-
ces whatever, but the pupils sense of
right, and honor will be appealed to,and
should this fail, his connection with the
institution will Immediately terminate.
Our aim IS TO impress on all Students
coming here that it is to learn they come,
and nothing else, this must be the great
absorbing business. that all other cons'd-
erations are Of small importance, com
pared with this and that whatever con-
ficIs with their studies must be set aside.
That education implies hard earnest
study, and study is work. We do not
wish q student to come with the ex-
pectatiOn Of having a good time. unless
the great absorbing business Of educrtiOn
is 10 be The source Of the good time.
But while we are thus explicit on the
main business Of school, we would not
be understood to condemn all social in
tercourse or innocent amusemenis, a
reasonable amount of both is quite nee
essary to the formation Of correct social
habits. We say. however, that nothing
of the kind should be allowed to inter
fere with, or hinder the student In his
studies.
For the present term of school, we
have obtained the use Of a large Hall
which will be seated with good substan-
tial and comfortable desks.
1t is confidently expected that the
lower story Of the Seminary building
will be ready for use by commencement
Of the winter term.
If all the good people within ten miles
Of our village. will give as literally as
very many have already given, the bull
dang will be finished throughout by that
lime. And viii not every one unite now
IN finishing it up Immediately. certainly
will be TO the advantage of all to have
he building put in a condition to accom-
nodats students with rooms, and q good
convenient boarding hall.
We presums some have hesisated in
at first, on account Of the uneer-
ainty Of such enterprises. but this need
lot deter any one longer. The i%nsGitu-
ion is a fired fact. it is OOlya question
t tune, as TO its completion.
VIII not evey q interested in the
uccess of the enterprise, come forward
md help push on The work2 +;
]. M. MCKENZIE.
Peru, August, 18th 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

James Mccoy, win take notice that Martha Ne
COY, as complainant has aIed her petition in chan
cory in the District Court Of Nenaha County, Ne
braska Territory, against him az respondent, The
object and prayer Of which is to obtain . decree di-
voreing her from the said respondent, from the
bonds Of masrinOny, decreeing her slimOny, and
giving to her the custody Of her infant child.
Said respondent is required % answer By the
18th day Of September, 1856
fit 450 MARTHA mccoy
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Whereas. MaximiIliOn has BY decree
declared the ports Of northern Mexico
blockaded, and, whereas, he has not suf-
icient military force TO maintain the said
blockade, therefore. President Johnson
has by proclamation declared the said
blockade null and void so far as it con-
Germs the Government and citizens Of the
United States Bully for Andy for once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
NOTICE.

On the q day Of August, in the y AZ 1855 the
Probate COu 1t Of Femaha County, declared the
Estate Of Charles ". Hall, deceased, to be probably
iRsolTent.
Creditors are therefore required to present their
claims 70 the Administrator for payment within
six months from said 2Iss d4y Of August 1856, OF
they will not be entitled to payment.
BrOWnviils Aug. I'D Iess
1854 ,5e G.. W.FAIRBR0THER
Prnhaha IudOa-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
LEGAL NOTICE

You, Catharine Davis win take notice that On III
14th day Of August 1886, }. Davis fled . PeitiO1
as Complainant against ygu as Respondent IN th'
District Court, Of Nsmaha County, Nebraska Ter
ritOTy. The object and pray er Of said Petition /
70 obtain . divorce from the bonds of maTiu0nJ
from yen, and the custody Of the Children.
You are required to answer said Petition on o.
before the Ist day Of October 1865
FOWL & SCH0ENHEIT,
4S-ltpd Sci. FOR CgmPlsiaant,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
c. G. DORSEY,
w. H. HOOVER, Chm.
T. r. FIsHEA,
CIV FAIRBROTaEr Secretaries.

A ~disgraceful riot occurred At COlum.
bus. Platte county, Nebraska, on Sunday
the 9th, between some young men Of
that vicinity and q. P. R. R. hands
Heads were bruised. eyes punched and
abe financial condition of the city treas
ury materially improved. The Age
comes down on il in sensible style, and
wants ajail or "vigiIants'' to stop rOwdy.
Ism.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Notes fs heroby given that the Probate Court
Of NsEnaha County, Nebraska Territory. has A.
pointed the IGh AT a Jansarr 1851 a1d he Ia
and II d days q February, 1851, - Ten o'eIoek a.
r., as The Court room IN BroHnviIle, for the hear
ing Of claims against the estate of WillIams0n RW
Ccbbdaseassd- All persons havink eisaus ayafnst
aid estate a-s rsquirea 70 Sic tbez IN the o6e 81
Re Judge sfsaid Gourt On o. before FsbruzEyulh
1857 OF thuy viii Be forever baTsd.
Dated August Ist 1854
Aduinfstratr Estate of W-R- ". Cobb, deceased
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Notice Is hereby given that the Probats Court
Of Nemahs County, Nebraska Territory. has APP
pointed the I4sh day q ganaary.IS57 and the 1IIh
and 18th days Of February. 1867. as ten o'eioek A.
NJ at the Court RON IN BFoBnsiIle, for the hear
ing Of claims against the estate Of John L. MeKsy
deceased All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 fIe hen IN The oEcs Of the
judge Of said Court, On or before February I1th.
1867, or they viii be forever barred.
Dated August 4th 1856
SARAH J Mckay, AdmiristraErx
45-4t 7eO Of Estate q John L HcEav. deceased
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
NOTICE.

John Shaw viii take notice that Sarah A. Shaw
as complainant has fled her petition in the Dis
triet Court Of the County Of Nemaha, in the Terri
tory Of Nebraska, against him as resuoodsp /. -
that the object and prayer Of complainant il 70 OBJ
tain q divorce from respondent from the bonds Of
matrimOny, and for the custody Of all the Children
OF said parties except the eldest. Said John
Shaw IS required to answer said petition On or be-
fore the Path day Of September. 1858.
Dated Aug 5th 1856 SARAH A. SHAW
45-4t zoe BY her attorney 3 w THOMAS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

The rebel, conservative, Andy John
son majority in the late election in KY,
as shown BY the Vote for Duval, is about
40, 900.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
TKI0N 6TATE CONVENTION.

The Union Voters Of Nebraska. those
who are in favor of the ratification Of the
Constitutional Amendment reeeatIy pro-
posed by Congress, and the restoration Of
the ~so-caI!ed Seeeeded States 70 their or
iqiual status and relations 70 the Federal
Government upon The basis Of said amend
ment; who are In favor Of the political
affairs Of he cation being administered By
The loyal people, who, BY & cordial sup
port Of the wa policy Of the sdministra-
lion, and by the free sacrifice Of life and
property, demonstrated that they were
The friends Of the eOuntFg in the hour Of
her peril; who are 10 favor Of maintain
ing the Unity Of the States, at any cost,
and Of doing equal and exact justice to all
men, under the law, are recommended
10 assemble at the County Seats Of their
respective counties land a. such County
seats a may be agreed upon in ease Of
a-large district on
HuTsday August 3Oh 1866,
n 9 o'clock P. NJ, and select the nun.
Der Of Delegates 10 which they are se.
veraIly entitled with an alternate for
each Delegaie) 10 meet in General Con-
vention a. BrownVille, on
nrrsdGy September 6fh, 1866,
for the purpOs Of nominating a candidate
for Member Of Congress 10 be supported
at the general election to be held on the
second Tuesday in October next.
The basis Of representation In the
Convention, is the Union vote cast for
Governor al the election 10 June last:
the whole number Of delegates being sew
enly. The following is the representa-
tion to which the several counties and
districts named, are respectively entitled:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
HAM4,5O
United States Internal Revenue
NOTTCE.

Notice Is hereby given to ali persons concerned,
that the annual Lists made and taken under the
excise LAW Of ths s., within the several COun-
ties Of Nebraska Territory, for the year 1865 have
been fled in my ONCE, st BroWnville Nebraska, By
the assistant Assessors q The District Of Nebraska
and viii be open for examination il my e6ee as
aforesaid Ter is days from the date Of this notice
and during said period Of time all appeals relative
70 erroneous or excessive valEssi ous viii be r.
eeiFed from any party in person. or By att-raey,Or
in writing, specifying the particular caRse, matter,
or thing RESPECTING which 3 decision Is requested,
and shall, moreover, state the ground or prin.ipls
Of error complained Of.
THOMAS ". Upton,
Assessor District Of Nebraska.
Dated at BrowDville, Nebraska,
August, Goth 1866 47-3to,nn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
List of Letters.

Remaining in the Post OEes At BrOEnTiIIs Ne
brasks, Aug, 24th 1888
These letters, n not called for, will be kent in II
o1sce for 5 weeks, and then sent TO the Dead Lette
Once AZ Washington. Two cents will be charged o
ali erTiSed LettOrs.
Agnes John or VIM ATerin L
Atwood Hosea W Bower Benjamin
Drusilla Baily 2 Bennett
Beckman Rev Black Misr E
BOteter Mrs MOIlisE Banks RObsrt +.
Benjamin Charles E Baiel Mrs Mary
Barrett Christian CrOthsrs john
Gambler John ; Campbell David
DornViIIe Charlotte Dress Miss Mred
Ellsworth Iilirgus Jr Frost Sarah
krednck Peter GlassOn VIM. AR
6IilOn Nancy Gates WmJ
harmon George Hall Sylvester
harper ArOn Heath Joseph
Harress DIN Hemsr 7
Hsilmen Charles Kemberlin d
keefer 5 Little E Fl
Lewis Vim ID Marcy William
KathFins Moore OsterhOat Mind
Parker LII POImer Wm 81
Reynolds Adelia 5 ID Rich
RufeF LOgOnT Park Reabin
ShumanC aptJ SIS Thomas WIN
Thorpe HenyS furnerN0
w ilsUn s ] Wagner Adam
WOnel Rsbeeea wood John A
Walker VIZ William : JOhE
Wilson Marthey ZOOk w
Persons calling for the Adore letters viii please
say advertised, AID MARSH pm
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Hon P. w. Hitchcock. M Delegate
N Congress, has succeeded in having a
law passed BY Congress locating the
otics Of Surveyor General of Iowa and
Wisconsin At PlaltsmOulh. Nsbraska.-
We congratulate Iowa and Wisconsin,
and doubt not il iss "big thing on ice"
LOT f'Aatanoush hope 80 At least.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
SALE OF APPRAISED STOCK.

win Ofsrf for sale on the 18th day Of September
1855 At ten o'clock A. d 70 the highest bidder for
casn in hand, at the residence Of William Lambert
in AspinWal precinct, in Eemaha County, Nebraska
Territory. Two Steers tax IN up as estEays and adj
Tsrtised By said Lambert.
Se-st pd3 J. N. PAULNJ.P P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

In the month Of July 1873 Wagons
and 1857 men passed Julesburg goiag
west, mostly bound for Colorado.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Cen Lew Wallace is bow q Major
1'A'''l IN he L'ssral army # Mexico,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
Whisksfs! WhiskeuT

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htcrtn tie soIiz, ain scrss Wkisfn
= q gov ca The Eusoaezt faes 80 go
ksos1 = haL SanPls f5fhEsIswf - HsFs
eas eeslEe1s q testing is nafss. 49, A.
46s1 kEzTE 4 Co, TsNas.ss 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 18th
day Os March A.. D.. 1857, Is set for the bearing
and paying Of claims against the Estate Of William
B.. Hill, deceased, at the Probate Court room in
BrOwuTiIle, Nemsha County, Nebraska Territory,
all persons having claims against said Estate, will
file them in The once Of the Probate Judge Of said
County, on or before hat day, or they will be for
ever barred from payment
GEO. W. FAIRBROTHER,
47-4t pd 40 Probate Jud0e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Nebraska, BY their properly appointed
delegates, will meet in General Conven.
ton,
Thursday September 6M, 1866,
at BHOwEvILLE, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates 10 be supported at the
next general election, for the following
Offices to-wit: A Delegate 70 Congress
q Territorial Auditor, and Territorial
Treasurer.
The primary meetings for the selection
Of Delegates, will be held at the county
seats Of the different counties on
Thursday the SOFA inst,
at 2 O'Clock P. M.-TRe bases of The call
is the same as SET forth BY the State
Committee, under the head Of Union
State Convention :" and The representa-
ton viii be the same as indicated in the
table annexed 70 said Call.
BIZ oRrER OF THE UHIoH TERnTroHI-
Al GENITAL COMMITTEE.
o. P. MASON,
Chairman.
August 9. 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
STRAY NOTTcF

Taxi uP - ihs undsrsua.
ssose b~roEnvils. En- Nsnshs 81
- - ? - = asy q JAY, -
pes n forehead 81 U-TsRSWssaf ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
MASS CONVENTION

Az McPhersOn's Hall. August SOth,
1866, for the purpose Of electiDg Dele.
gates to the Territorial and State Con.
yenticaa.
BY order of the County Union Gen.
tral Committees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
union T%errif0riaI CanTentIon.
oHAHA Aug. 9, 1866.

The Union voters of the Territory Of
Nebraska, BY their properly appointed
delegates, will meet in General Conven-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
TKursday the 3Ofh inst,
UNION COUNTY CONVFNTION.
August 9. 1866.

Pursuant 10 the above Calls Of the
Territorial and State Central COnniuee
the Union Voters Of Nemaha County are
requested TO meet in
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Il is hoped that the primary meetings
in The various counties will be generally
attended, 70 the end that the choice Of
the Union voters Of Nebraska may be
fairly reflected in the Convention.
.BE oRDER OF THE UEIoN STATE CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
JOHN /. REDICK,
Chairman.
OMAHA Aug. 9, 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
met pursuant to adjournmen

Council met pursuant to adjOurnmen
June l4th, 1856. Hn
Present: C. G. Dorsey, Mayor.
Aldermen: John Morrison, A. P.
Gogsweu. W, w. Hackney, and D.
Plasters.
Marshall: Joshua Rogers. g
Bills of s. R. Somers and Breed were
presented and allowed.
Evan Workings petition fol duplicate
order, granted.
Committee on Streets reported that
the BrownVille House be allowed two
feet on sidewalk fer steps and Mr.. Som
eFs eighteen inches.
On motion,
ResOlvsG, That a Committee be ap-
pointed to take INTO consideration the
turning of the water now running across
Main street between Leyee and First
streets down Nemaha street to the river
or down the alley between Main and
Atlantic Streets; said Committee to be
Empowered { have the water turned in,
to the river, Prorifsd, the expense to
the City shall not exceed $3.50.
Chas. G. Dorsey rendered his resig'
nation as Mayor, accepted and Mr.:
C~ogswell chosenyto act as Mayor until
the election, which is TO take place on
the 23d day of June.
Adjourned to Monday, June 25th.
Z" J. B. JOHNSON. Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

CiFeuS.-See the advertisement, in
another column, Of johnson & CO'sMa
moth Circus. From what we can learn
of it through D exchanges it is truly a
wonderful combination of talented and
skillful actors and w~eIl-trained animals.
The troupe is composed of thirty stars
in the business and two popular clowns.
All desiring to witness the most wonder
full display of Equestrian, GymDastic
and Athletic performances ever exhibit-
ed in this country. should not fail to- at
tend Johnson & Cos Mammoth CirGs
which exhibits in this city pext Tuesday
evening and night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

We have heard much cOmpla int from
persons freightIng west from dis point
q The bad condition Of the crossing al
Longs Branch. just beyond Longs
Bridge. The banks each side are 50
steep that i. is almost impossible for a
heavily loaded team to cross wishauE q
breakags Of some kind. Where Is the
Supervisor : a days work Of > few men
would make i I'll right.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

A daring highway robbery was per-
petrated between Savannah and Oregon,
Mo-, on the Slh. Sheriff KaurheF, Of
Holt County, A. n. Ruley, Circuit Clerk
for the same county and A. M. Swan, a
lawyer of Oregon, were suddenly at
tackled by three men in disguise with
revolvers, and forced deliver all the val
uable about them. amounting to near
$500. The party attacked we're unarm-
ed. a very unsafe way to travel ~ tines
like these:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
Fourth OF JuIy Picnic.

AT the meeting of The Superindenii
and Teachers Of the Sabbath Schools Of
this County, held at LOndOnlas Monday
it vas agreed to have a general Sabbath
School Picnic on the 4th Of July at OIL
near BrownviIIe. II was also agreed to
invited. as guests Of honor, the members
of the First Nebraska Volunteers, who
win doubtless be mustered out and al
home BY that time.
We hope cur citizens will do all in
their power to make this the most pleas
an. 4sh Of Julygathering e assembled
in this county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
Is Coming

DIR Bort, one Of the most successful
Physicians and Surgeons now living for
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Lungs, Throat
Heart, Gatarrh, Deafness, noises and
discharges from the Ear, will be in
Brownville at the Brownville House,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June,
2Slh, 90 and 80. See his advertisements
in to-day's issue of u paper. AID profit
By il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

Remember !-Theo. Hill & Cos
magnificent stock of Goods was bought
when Gold was only 20 Emf premium.
This is a considerable item now that
gold is IS cents premium. They will
not be undersOld, and have as large q
stock as any house in the West.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

We cannot but commend the conduct
of VIM. H. McCreery in erecting a horse
rack on FIRST Street, between Main and
Water streets. We hope others may do
likewise, and also that our Marshall will
enforce the law against hitchiDg horses
to shade trees. ae
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
Eaing unripe cucumbers and fruits o

Eaing unripe cueumbers and fruits of.
t~en..pFoduces sudden turns of sOlie ant
cholera morbUs. More especially anon.
gst Children, where il is often attended
with VIOLENT vomiting and great distress
Goes Dyspepsia Cure will Immediately
relieve the pains, stop the vomiting, enc
cure cholera morhus without fail, if laker
promptly and according to directions. i
is also a sure cure for indigestion ans
dyspepsia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

McFsll & Co, are Just moving their
Splendid stock Of all kinds of Furniture
into their new store room on Main sirset,
and 1t is not stretching ,he blanket ia the
least TO say that nOtl ing near equaling
Il IN exten; and beauty was eyer before
brought to this market.