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notice the following passage eft would be IN worthy
OF US as people not 20 feel more than more ordisy
affection for France Did sae not aid US The moss
critca moment OF our struggle for independence, and
render us the most essential by her ard and
operatohy Were not tho swords 81 Washington
and Lafayette nnsheathed upon tho battle
neldsf Were not hills aud plains wa
mus the names OF Rochambeau. OF dc Grssse, OF
dEs,ang identified with all the phases Of our strug
gle Tor Independence. Thev have become In q certain
sort American and cite them with pride chill
dren as the Nance Of bravo whose bright acts have
rendered their memories imperishabsen But 10 true
have modified the views and changed the ympahies
cordially manifested 1t that period by General Dix and
that unfortunately Ia neither at Warrington nor New
York that We must seek the authors OF this cooIness
between two nations that every interest ought to unite
If the Seventh regiment should como 70 PARIS during
the Exhibition, win be placed under the special
and attenton-wi be tho guest in fact or the National
Guard Of Paris have II direct from Cen Melipet the
commander Of the National Guard, that tho Emperor
had said that II they came no would cause
TO be preferred them quarters during their stay tho
Ecoe Miiitaire, fine large building In tho Champ dc
Mari, and directly In front OF the Exhibition building
Since the visit Of tho regiment has question: there
citisen soldiers, and II little difcul,y with France
about Mexico 10 settled before their arrival they will
enthusiastically received and well treated. Among
Americans here ind opinion pretty evenly divided
10 tho propriety Of their coming.
Tho Great Eastern has been chartered by Freuch
York during the exhibition. Al she can carry thirty
i've hundred passengers with comfort she will aid
tsriAy In bn ging over the swarms Of counrymen
which We are xpectng In the following year the
Great Eastern vii probably DO employed in laying
transatlantic cabl direct from Brest TO New York.
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ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.

The Relations Said TO be Becoming Compli-
Gated.
Paris NOV. 21) correspondence Of London Post
According 70 French dispatches the time In rapidly
approaching when the relations OF Great Britain with
the United States will be than difficult. This must
be known TO her Maestys Cabinet IL not by the public.
From the London Globe. Nov. 23l
Possibly, uedns Of dipertiag attention from Ms
downfall OF he horthped Mericdn empire, and Of pre-
venting the English public from regarding that event
with satisfaction, report Ia circulated Paris the
effect that England will soon be involved In serious
difficulties with the United States which would not have
arisen II the Emperor Of the French had succeeded In
maintaining the now defunct empire OF Mexico
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Scotch Reports OF an Impending Cabinet
Crisis.
EDINBURG. Dec 8, 1853.
In spite OF the repeated denias which have
on all Sides the Sotsman to-day reerates the statement
that there has been trouble in the British Cabinet
and insists that Mr. Dsrae the Chancellor Of the Elk
cheque had threatened to resign his post unless the
government accepted Reform bill, liberal in its pro-
visions Tho Scctsman. however, adds that Lord Derby
yielded to the cogent demand thus made for . more
liberal policy the part Of his administration and BY
this action ministerial crisis was averted.
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men these whose experiences 10 ssillas f5To aud III
vessels admirably 1is them for the postlou should 10
ntrusted the charge Of yachts engaged such usA
taking tho coming Atlantic match. aud not % the
fresh longshors men, whose hARds Coz is0g
tins yacht sailing has boon monopoly
Taking nto consideration the careful ntting oct asa
The elaborate preparations for emergencies whtoh ssa
~ tbsss yachts havs undergone, Il may fairly Ia o.
pesed that thsy ~ill maize quick and prosp voy
sse AL hut reisrate tho on repeated ~t-h us~
'he rssl boa, may win
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Maxilnilian Announcing His Departure.
PARIS, Dec. s, 1855.
La France newspaper this morning asserts that Maxi
milan has telegphed to Of the physicians attend
ing to the Empress Carlota to meet him at Gibraltar by
the middle Of December
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E j R OPE.
NEWS TO DECEMBER s.
~~~-~~-~~~~~~
Alarming Reports of Dis
turbance" in Ireland.
~~~~~~-~~--~~~
MACMILLAN Arranging His
Homo Reception.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
-~~-->~~~~~~>>~~~~-
had News from Mexico and 19apo-
Icons Loss Of Prestige.
!. -. ~. As.
BY THE CABLE TO DECEMBER 8.


An "Aiarminss' bsatc Of Affairs in Ireland.
LosDoH, Dec. 9, 1885,
The Fenan troubles in Ireland are evidently assuming
still wore alarming proportions IL 10 reported here To-
day that in addition 70 the troops already despatched TO
that island two cavalry regiments have been ordered to
leave Immediately for ne scene ~ disturbance
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LvxRrooL- Doc 9, 1896.
The cotton market to-day opened buoyant, and has
been quito active al the morning Prices have recovered
from the temporary decline Of yesterday and mddng
uplands currently quoted n fuourteen pence per
pound II 10 now estimated that the sales OF the day
viii amount to over II, 600 bales.
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IA N.a4ef n vs. n frsrNe Nss~a.heg 81 ~
dse.4aA fs@ f.lpslbx tfegsf ~ ~. departments ~
ulinl4ssN - Ihs ne gcsn keDettf,asfy Cops - ~
fsNsgrAa gt fSHh ffsnf* s~sssA ~ fgsis - T&a Il
MI yarr N-ffffn ehtfg. va " rrecfir ~ 90 -
niogsfa' ~ seucy ~ the grts tgslloses " Yyaf So
tItfk Of ssh pgrllnuA sre ~ yea NetR9, - sip9
FIRM prt ~ fyruss ~ say tltisa v hsa ceanify
The fsc is stlth tasY hsss ttsa asni e q Nsss p.
befeir = 4 feRpt' vi, y 4, Tss.h 80 ~ y o.
ise eps,N fle - III sssv - - r--s = x,sE
fa's.y af4s4
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

N-s&. QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 9, ls66.
Tho Cunard steamship Persia, Captain Lott which
left New York November 49, touched here this morning.
nd proceeded on her way 70 Liverpool
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hAsosic Fam Asp FEsrfvAL-rhs Aasonlc Fair snl
Festival, corner Of Grand and Crosby sress oontsass
70 be one Of tho mos, faahousois and popular
The o,,y Crowds Of ladies gsniismsn dons thcss
every evening 10 aid In the good work Of budding Ne
SOW masonic icmpe. Everything conceivable IN ~
shape of fancy and useful articles IL erhibuon sae
new donations bsng received daily The cider proo
worked BY dog power IL now In successful operation go
cider In suffcant quantities 10 supply III. demand made
To order on .hs spot Tho wives Sisters aud dasshsSu
OF masons In the city have the ssia
The fair will continue for three weeks longer ana a =
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DEADLY A~Au About three O'Clock yesterday srse-
noon Two men, Willis engaged - work IN tho ospssssr
shop No. is2 Lsurens street. became Involved 10 .
dispute, during which one. named Homer Mash RAISED
glue pot and struck this other, Edward y. Baooo,
deadly blow on his head and fractured the skull me
injured man was conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital. whore
the sufferer was pronounced by the surgeon 70 bs
very critical condition tn. assaiiant arrested w
oicsr Of the Eighth pfsrtnot and bald 60 avail ~
result
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'r"" Rev. Jsss McDSshss-
10 rHK kpiron oy ruK HsaAIp.

MILITARY pmsos, roaosro- Dec a. Isss
uo.s ia your Issue Of the ath insa,,s N IN. 80.
c c.A. nsus statement that 'ihs Rev ychs
has written lesser 10 friend In tina c,v r.o ~
connectssn with the Fcuian organraon ma s,ss A.
reasons Tor not pscsding guilty At the ira" 49,
never written word on The subject and prcuounas ths
letter, II my such should b In cxi.ienos rorg.rv
had only ose ressoa for pleading guilt, And ,h.s
sss Knowing consssntiously ] Was innocent Rssceot
fully, JOHN MohfHVn
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csugi1s~ ~ kssias hsehis~s ks isis sssglsrs 49,.
NFa Fsf f~fryrf fsgss vs. &c. 80 y 49, ts~wt
aftsb s-~rss s~stns w. 81 ahsf. n tA. -s~a
ausyis 10 rsasff.stts bs#ing fg~~f Fafts fFMf-sl =
~sslrT II ssssxssasst ssa fs4ftss lsss $780, - 80
'Ass mnF stssr es1ss~ ~ .t1sss9 " - - 80 -
- vsfss tss9ftaF fNN Ersesa e%fshf -
ss3sla sn4 p~...x&ns "a Esb saitses
slh@f ne re- 70 - TNf TesssNrs %
h.ss sswash.a sskN@ mlsass aseFNx 80 i~@sAy@
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Lieutenant Jorsph h. IAwer, formerly Of ths Ninth
asctout Volunteers, has recently returned from Ire
lsnd To has home In Norwch. Soon AFTER he was mus-
tered osn 10 August iyB he started for the old eouA
y 70 visit his relatives but arrcstsd he
landed on saspison Of being Fs6an, and speut ms
nrst night on shosc IN pyison. He released the
9th Of November ls66 He then threw himssf heartily
into tho Fcnlan cause. and occupied his ums
IN drilling fcnian troops, until the suspsusena
February 1860. hs arrested and thrown
into prison at Castle Mtuntoy whore lao remained ua
November Ill., when he again released and told -
leave the country Hts last night ireland like hlO
nr-t. was spent Ia prlscns On hs ARRIVAL Ia Nov Yors
early this week, Lieutenant Lawisr encouraged the
stephens leaders by his reports OF the feeling Irsan
He then fastened home 70 Norwich where ho spsui but
lew hours, returning 10 New York nursday nixhA
70 compets his arrangements fos immediate return -
tho old country. He reports the Irish doterminsl 70
strike ON the La of Janusfy como what may and he has
Determined to cast his lot With thcm. lie says thsrs
land. commanded by officers who have services ssl
also expect good leaders whom thc time comes
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=. H'fht Pyy.ssyS;so ffksg4sSs;r uscu.sr -.
BROADWAY sfoREs ov4nconx

IT. = HKLNBOLD. Dr-Igaist.
90 Broadway DeKi Metropolitan Hotel
Ju,i rsesiseA large ana sisgsxl esprueat of rea~1
articles Peffumefy, Ac Lnbin' Condrays Baglsys 80
other ported EIrsess Soaps end rousars sold sso
prices charged for Inferior soods sios~s
Prescriptions accurately compounded fsnsh uermss ans
Spanish spoken.
Store open Al All Hours Nigh, ana Day
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Tho London Money Market.
LONDON, Dec 8-Noop
0cnsols remain to-day unchanged at $50 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
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To. Hs,,s ~~~s,rs -. i,s'A .,ss - --s-s
20 sn.aa 49, rs.. s..i nsasf~.s ~
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Y II E r e NJ A NJ 8 .

IN" '.naa,aa, Watching tho Fensas Move.
meuts.s F
~. ..,, OTTAWA. Der g. 1904
ns Au.noilhea are watching Numerous "a spscted ~
p..a, a,al.ed tha, thsy intend setting nrs IN he
$50. 49,, Shss aud necessary precautions arv
respite granted tho fsal.n prisoners.
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Rsp~-s.s rvs. ". a.. Bv.ws'. Dsysis S-~
TSfs - Nsaasv sna f4sefAy Hh- sssrsnt<e.
svsfy s,s~sss essE u kss fa~- -bS snp-t =,
Dl.ss.fy o. b~vets hsaa s,ssst Me- rsst.saf 40
Af~h saa PbnsasigAls h@s.~xaa~r rass Elsa~sts Ey-
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E.sI s.-r g.. sr. 80. -, 80.
Dsa3.sss. 400 81 tinss - .aAx at sxs~
fArLVs Co. nsnserx. u Wal sars.l
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o,c,s'. si;tsss % ~. Trade --''''-s
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5.. SIS -, $780,: ::. Y.r.. -.'ssst.
40 aai fssa9sn Psrtsr, Acsteh sns Lexilah As. a.
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s.S.os. .o &C. s so%pSssssS fss.s a:rm.s .a1
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s" e. ss M"s i. s,<. considered q 80
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bona .%..,. nsoss,a s:lo. . ~. csa......s.s Z
a Holiday Pr~.ras.-If Yes wssh 90 yrhs
~ s.: .:'% s:. =; sss : : .s e
sp. p e:.,s.S:' m '
sss:ss % s SO s;: e. s sss: ;:S
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m.; s: Sss f.: e.. IA. 49,
susaros, 70 Aston nos... .od b, Al afuss''ss
An P.iss. C..A.S In L-s-i Lsss.~sss.-Oss.s-
cLurn. s,sss. re s~.-s--s
Bvekaw Brothers
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Lsfsys,s pi.es.
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J-asr-, 5yy nrsaawsy, y. N.~ S.iis-s SIC
nlIgefs s..y feaao@f pss1sas a -vfs - 800
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49,, .a.-,, e:-s'. ,aa2siyblsf
- 80 "a sfs.assy - Ls-a rai<snta s'~sr 80 a.
aFnGtsts
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ssens.y rre.sa'; Of ss.ssss- sd 'h..'s,~
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rlsr-es- Rs,sr.'s,, y, --s L.eL.'les S--'ss
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y, r-,.r 80. 80 -, ,-',:s.A y':fs.
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A,r .;,. I, :, ss., 4. W, Mach'. re-,

a Holiday Pr~s~1s.-1f Yes Wish 90 Mnha
nice prsssni 20 ysnteman vho .nohss - 10 roLfAR
q SONS ga nrsadwsy FOURTH and .
heersohssm rips OF Clxsrboldss H~psms~s rsliss
kus.sf
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re 80 ,..'.s-, r.l7ss'; e." - 80. -
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a Cheap Said Mss.rcss $50 riil:w. Yv:set
ChoHDAL.. - Nsnrk street. near Canal
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a. Watts Issm,ssI Y:.5Ss Mssssyss slgSy
husdrON, " Aston Hosss. and BY al dfusssls
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

MaFrled-On Sunday, Feb. 25th, at
the residence Of the brides father, by
Ed. R. E. Barrow, George Thompson
and Miss Mary sedoras.
By the same and at the same time and
place, John Thompson and Miss Jane
SedOras. All Of this county.
IT'S truly said the bridal bed
Is FLIED with fragrant roses;
This must be so, as bliss, We know,
In Maiden's heads reposes;
AeL OF woman OorntnS-~
4hat pricks this blisfuf BuU6rs,
And makes more strong the legal thong,
That binds US to our trouble.
May they live happy, and carry Our
the biblical injunction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
Information Wanted.

Left his home, in Hendricks Precinct,
'OtOe county, Neb., on New Years Day,
Tor BrOwnville, Neb., Leonard w. WOch-
neri since which time nothing has been
heard of him. He is about 5 feet 6
inches high. black eyes and hair, round
shoulders, quiet and unobtrusive in bis
manner about 80 years of age. Had
on when he left a fur cap, round cut black
sack coat, a red comfort round his neck
and an army overcoat with him. He
rode a 6ne bay mare, about fife en- hands
high, black name and tail, left hind fet'
lock white, about 8 years old be had OF
the mare a new quilted saddle and new
bride.
His friends are very anxious about bin
q any information Of his whereabOut
VIII be thankfully received if directed 1,
Joseph Sands, Nebraska -Cily. Neb.
BS@ Territorial and N. w. Missour
papers will confer a favor by copying.
22-2m
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

A complete Series of Text Books for
common Schools are kept constantly on
hand BY Marsh & Co, at the Post Office.
q attention Of School Teachers is es.
PecIally invited to their list of School
Books. This Seriec of Books has been
oncially recommended and are in use
IN New York, Illinois, Michigan, Mass.
aehusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
Ohio Indiana, Wisconsin,, Vermont, New
Hampshire, Iowa and California. Thew
have also been recommended by the
principal 30 ards of Education through
out the Territory. 2O.4t
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
a CARp q TIE SUPPORTING.

Do you Wish to be Cured ? If so, swallow two
or three hogsheads Of "Buehu," "TOnic B~itters,"
"SarsaparlIla," Nervous ANECDOTES" &C., &c, g.,
and after you are satisfied with the result, then try
one box Of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S English
Specific Pills---snd be restored to health and Vigor
in less than thirty days. They are purely vegetable
fects on the broken-doWn and shattered e~onstitu-
ton. Old and young can take them with advRn-
tage. On. BUCH4NSEn English Specific Pills cure
in less than 80 days, the worst eases of KER V0US-
NESS, ImpoteDcy, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness, Insanity, and all UniaTy, Sexual, and
NERVOUS affections, no matter from what causs pro-
duced, Price. One BUffArper box. Sent, postpaid,
by mail, o~ureceipt Of an order. ADDRESS
JAMES s. BUTLER,
No. 329 broadway, NeW FORK, General Agent
T. S.--A box sent to any address on receipt Of
price,. which is one dollar--post free. ~ A dis
criptiVe Circular sent on application. 8 weeks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

A good Steam Ferry Boat is greatly
needed at this point. In consequence of
The improved condition of the road west .,
would pay we'll. Yet, cur citizens are
dumbering and the Council asleep upon
this question.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
Road MOuey-Last Notice.

Notice is hereby given subscribers to
The BrOwnyille. Tecumseh, Beatrice and
Big Sandy Road Company that their
Subscriptions must be paid up before the
slsl day Of March, 1866.
By order Of the Directors.
JOHN L. CARSON,
Feb. 81, '66.-st. Treas
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

J. F. Morris, of the upper Drug Store,
has on ha nd a complete stock of every
thing in his line, and is selling them of
rapidly at low rates. Those desiring
good Drugs, skillfuIly compounded, should
60 to Morris Drug Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

A friend asked US the other day what
the word "Gambrinus'' meant /; upon oar
cOnfessing ignora rec, he invited US up to
the Saloon of that name above the Brown
vile House, when after drinking, W. both
concluded, that "Gambrinus" mean The
best Beer in town al 5 cents a glass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
: HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
eHAFMAE's ILLUSTRATES GUIDE

CHAFMAh GUIDE,
A beautiful little work Of SO pages, teaches you
How to remove Tan, Freckles, BIotcbss; Eruptions
and all impurities Of the skin-how to produce a
full growth Of Whiskers-how to produce a luxuri-
ant growth Of Hair on the Bad Head-cure Ca.
tarrh' Purify the Blood Purify the BTcath--to curl
and beaUtify tho Hair, remove Superhuoas Hair,
cure Drunkenness, cure Nervous Debility, &C. &c.-
how to reRew Jour age, and other useful and falu-
able information. A copy Of this work will Be mail.
ed free eff charge Address THOS F. CHAPMAN,
CHEhIsT ANB' PERFUMES.
8 ms. S3I Broadway. Xsi0 York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

Vim. H. McCreery, of the City Drug
Store has on hand a large and complete
Stock Of Leads, Oils, Paints, Varnishes,
Window Glass and Putty. M. sell:
cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
Usage Orange SeedI

AT the City Drug Store IF VIM. H.
McCreery can be found large lot of the
above Seed, which are fresh and good
brought on by the vell-known firm Of
Overman, Mann & Co. Come and Sc.
cure your Seed while they can be had.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
CORN CULTIVATOR.
TRENCH PLOWs.

We have thOs7slasive right to the manufacture
and sale OF these ploEs ia 6nis Territory and ad-
joining counties Of Missouri, and intend to supply
all demands 50 far as practicable.
1t is conceded by all who have tested the Leeper
b Kidder Cultivator, that it is superior to all
others in the following fbspeotst
list. The ploWman can ride easier and pillow with
less labor.
End. Any person who can drive q team can man
geit.
Sd. Crooked rown of corn are ploWed as easily
and thoroughlyas straight ones, the plowman sit
ting so as to observe the corn, aud see if the work
is well done.
4th. 1t is guided bys perfectly natural and easy
foot motion, and does not eranp or tire the plow-
man.
5th. The pillow, while in motion, is moved with
perfect ease.
9th. The shovels may be adjusted to any depth,
and any desired space between them is easily OBJ
tanned.
It'll. 1t has adjustable shields to prevent young
corn from being covered.
9Th, Its admirably adapted to plOwingin small
grain.
Every cultivatoT is well made, Of good material,
and warranted to do good work.
We refer to the following named persons, who
last year bought and used the cuftiVator manufac-
tured by Morgan & Mead, in Atchison county, Mis-
souri,, to-Wit:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

Meeting OF school Examiners.
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of SehOo
Examiners Of Nemaha County, Nebraska, wiz hold
meetings for the Examination Of Teachers for
said County, at the Office Of E.. w. Thomas,
IN BroWnville, on the 1st Saturday in every month
between the hours Of one and 3 Pm, Applicants
Tor certificates are required TO be present at one
o'clock. precisely, or they win not be sxamined-
NO person need applya at any other time.
BY order Of the Board,
E. W. THOMAS, Clerk.
April Ist. Wv
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

Merchants aud others had better call
on Bliss at the News Depot and get in
sured against Accident before going east.
Company reliable and rates reasonable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

We learn that the Farmers of Peru
Precinct met Wednesday, 2lst, toform a
Club, and appointed a committee to draft
Constitution and By laws, and report &c
a meeting last Wednesday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

To-day, at noon. the ice on the river
in front of this City broke. The float
ing ice indicates a general opening for
a considerable dislence up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
Look out for Bargains

Bliss will have a large sale of House
hold Furniture, and a farmers complete
outfit, SC, in front of the Post Office
next Saturday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
Corn Wanted, by
WILCOX & WORTHING.

All sorts of Dried and Can Fruits at
swan s Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

See The notice of Dissolution of the
firm Of Case & Baker, Butchers, in to.
days paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

H. NJ. Atkinson has gone east for
s stock of Clothing; also, Seeman, of
Of the Cincinnati Branch.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
AN APPORTIONMENT!!

subject to the following regulations
CERTIFicATEs naming each article and its VALUE
are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well
mixed. One Of these Envelopes, containing the Ger
tihcate or Order for some Article, will be delivered
at our once, or sent b mail to any address, without
regard to choice, on receipt or 70 Genus.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see
what Article il dTdDS, and its val1e, andcan then send
One Dollar and receive the Article named, OF can
choose any other one Article on our ListOf the same
va ne.
SEND % CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE.
In al transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying postage and do
ing the business Is cents each, which must be en-
closed when the certificate is sent. Eve certificates
for 81, eleven 81 80 for IS, IS for SO and 100 for
SIS.
Agents.-We want agents in every town and
county in the country, and those acting as such
will be allowed ten cents on eyOry Certificate Or
dered BY them provided their remittenee amounts
to 81. Agents will collect 25 cents for every GER
ti6eate, and remit Is cents to rs, either in cash or
postage stamps, Agents renting at once S3O,Will
be entitled t0a beautiful SiIvor Watch, and also
200 certificates.
Please write your Name Town, County ard
State plainly and address all orders to ="
WATCH AND GOLD JEWELRY CO.
Sc Liberty ST., New York.
m % -
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

IneIauslable is the supply and infinite
lbe variety of the stock Of Groceries and
Provisions at Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

See the letter in tO-day's paper in e
ard 10 Morgan & Hewett's PIoYs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

Afsw Of those fine Steel Engrayings
president Johnson for sale at the News
BsVog.