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81. Patriek's Day
MoxrRKAL. March II.

MoxrREAL. March II.
This was great day in Montreal. The
Irish population turned out en- masse, filling
James street for several squares east and
west of the ST. Lawrence. The procession
halted to pay their resets to His Excellency,
who made brief address. The procession
then moved to the Haymarket, where the
vast assemhlage was addressed by Hon.
Thomas Darcy, McGee, May, Sfearnes, and
the Presidents. Of the different Irish societies
The speeches were national and loyal, and
from the manner in which the rpei re were
received. there is no doubt as to the LOYALTY
of the Irishmen Of Montreal, or that they will
not be forenos, in the ranks to resist any in.
vaders from whatever quarter they come.
BosroS, March H.
The celebration Of ST. Pasrick's day in this
city, was quiet and orderly. The procession
embraced several volunteer military COM
panles, the various Irish benevolent asso-
Citations. and knights Of St. Patrick. The
latter were mounted. The Feniaps did not
turn out in body.
ToRoxro, C. w. March II.
St. Patrick's day passed of here without
any disturbance. The Hibernians walked in
procession, and they made some attempt to
cheer MahoneJ, but little attention was paid
to them.
TrTusvILLE, Pa, March H.
St. Patrick day was celebrated in splendid
style in this place. The procession was the
largest ever Witnessed here, and t,e -aambers
we're swelled BY delegations from the neigh
boring towns. A portion Of the ERE depart
ment and . number Of civil societies also par
ticipated in the demonstration. The process
sion vas fifteen minutes passing the Office Of
the Morning Herald enroute to the Catholic
cathedral whsle high mass was solemnized
lecture was delivered in the cathedral BY
Rev. Father Myrall on Ireland and the Irish
The celebration will conclude to night with
grand banquet in Corinthian Hall
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Fl. MONRor. March i

Mr. Charles Butts, Of Norfolk, comes oat
to-day in card to the Norfolk papers, deny
ing the truth ofa statement made II 4 tele-
graph dispatch to the New York papers, that
he fled on approach Of the aaaail~nsss Of Flint,
an assnciate editor of the Old pominion,
puIlished in Norfolk, and says be Has never
had any consection With hal paper
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ALBANY, March II.
An attempt vas made last night to rob the
into the vault 81. we're alarmed before ao 0lUss eet
ting into the safe. They left some tools and
photographs, which were taken il Ral.imore.
They arrived in the village on Friday morn
ing, then went away in the cars, leaving
span ofhorses.
A reward Of FIVE hundred dollars is offered
for their arrest. zf
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A New mantfestation.

At an immense Fenian convention at Wash
ington, D. c., day or two ago, resolutions
were adopted showing that the managers are
Al last comprehending the vulnerable point of
Great Britain. See them:
Whereas, The British Government, which
has SO long and cruelty oppressed Ireland, and
is now sentencing the Fenians 10 long terms
Of Punishment ID the penal colonies beyond
the ses, for no other crime than love Of coun-
try, derives its financial and political strength
wholly from its gigantic system Of naanufac-
turies, IL.
Resolved, That the Fenians Of the United
States enter into 4 solemn league and cove
nant for themselves, their wives their sons
ynd their daughters not to buy, wear or con.
june any article of British manufacture until
Ireland is free.
Re owed, That the Fenians in the Unit ed
States urgently call upon their Representa-
tives in Congress to see hat the revenue laws
Of the United States are 10 framed as to dis
courage the importation Of British goods; to
exclude forever, II possible. from the benefit
of the American markets, the merchants,
manufacturers and capitalists Of the wicked
Government whose tyranny has forced the
Irish in A-.erica to exratriate themselves
from the land Of their birth and their love.
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IEeIsLArrvE SUMMARY.

The ReoisfeY of Friday gives the following
summary of the preceding days labor:
In the Senate the question of pay for the
officers Of tho General Assembly was dis
cussed. and sctsd upon. The act for further
protection Of eAsne mas passed. The bill
amending the revenae Law, IN relation TO the
publication Of delinquent tax lists, was
passed. Senator Hunt replied to Senate
Richards speech on the reconstruction qhes-
ton, which was made the special order for
this. morning.
The House passed bills providing for pub
fishing and distributing the laws Of the pse$ent
General Assembly; the Senate bill 10 annex
the township of Charleston, in Lee county. to
certain townships in the same county, fos IN
diciai purposes; the surveyors bill: - j
bill, authorizing the Auditor to colie.. ..air
monies: and the bill providing for paying the
State bonds due in 1868. The Senate bills TO
increase the compensation of Assessors and
road supervisors, were both tabled. The
judges salary bills House and Senste) wsre
ma} the special order for Monday next at 10
o'cDek. A joint resolution Of instructions to
ouE Congressman in relation 70 making Gin
tons bridge post route, was passed. Bills
were introduced fixing the time when nota,
RES commissions shall expire; to resume the
rights and powers heretofore granted to the
B. l. NJ. r. R. Co., and bill re granting the
lands to the same under such restrictions as
will secure the rights Of settlers. A resolu.
ton was passed providing tor meeting each
morning mt O clock
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belonging 10 the period of Gothic dominetion.
Excavations were immediately commence ,
aud have brought to light : great quantity. .ol
jewelry Of all kinds, as diadems, brackets.
rings, and pins, The diadems bear. some
resemblance TO the crown preserved Ia the
Cluny Museum, and enable Us to form All &C.
curate opinion as to the arts Of the Visigoths.
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DIED.

In Washinsto,, IA on March 18th. 1885, affer lin.
gering lines JAnEs Baovs ST. in the I'D ysar 0. ~
age
In b. Pam, ninn ,en February I'D 1884, ANA wife
OF Georgs ~ 1ade OF st Louf and daughter Of jane,
Bros n, sr !, Of ashingfon, pa
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Gss. FRANK r. BLAlR, hss been appointed
Collecsus ot Inssrnal kevebue for the ST.
l03is dissr;S4 80 80 81 n
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Fire.

sNIHEEApoIIs, MINK. March IL. n
4 FIRE occurred here last night. destroying
20 builaipgse from First 70 sD1sis sssrssi.
Loss $40, 600. 80. i,
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n

The HibernIans are assembling in grp.t
numbers for procession. which will move
about one 9, clock. The streets are ihroHeed
with anxious spectators, and the utmost good
order prevails Il is expected oyer 10000
lrishmen will move in the procession MANY
buildings display the American and Irish
flags.
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pnLusrvn norns.

as Before the war the traitors Of the Seuth
deluded themselves With the hope Of aid from
! their Copperhead friends Of the North.
During the war they were constantly expect
ing Great Britain and France to gnarantee
their independents. But their expectations
proved decisive in both cases; neither North.
ern Copperheads nor Foreign Governments
sscaane to tisner to farnish aid or comfort to
their cause. They. were overthrown in battle
and were forced 10 surrsnder to the persever-
ing patriotism and valor Of the hosss Who
rallied to the support Of the Gag Of the Union.
But now again these defeated traitors begin
to, howl about their Constitutional rights,
although the only right that belongs to them
under the Constitatioa and laws 10 the right
to halter on which to hang. And these
traitors now again deiude themselves with the
Idle hope that President johnson is to be-
come their champion, simply because he
vetoed what he regarded an unconstitutional
bill adopted By Congress-. Hear the Norfolk
Post on this theme:
"Since the morning Of July %, 1861, when
by Beauregard over Mcdowell, and the awful
rout of the Federai Army on the plains Of
Manassas, was borne through the South ON
the wings of the wind, as 1t were, carrying JOY
and jubilation into every loyal Southern house
hold, and gladdening every true Southern
heart, there has been no news received with
% much rejoicing by the people of the South
as that informing them that the President
had vetoed the Freedman's . Bnrean bill. This
is the greatest victory they have sehieved
during the war-greater than any feat of
arms Of Stonewsll jackson, or Of Robert E.
Lee, and has given them more pleasure than
had Gen. Lee been elected Governor OF Vir-
ginia. They have found an ally in President
johnson worth more 70 them than the alliance
OF France or England, and they nov rejoice
nassas the final triumph of the great Southern
cause. The Republicans have been igpo.
minionsly defeated and driven from the 6eid,
and nothing can save them from total ami
hlAtiou. All that 10 necessary for the SostL
to do is to continue 70 bold up the Presidents s
hands, and wage an unceasing and bitter war
against the Republican Congress The stone
which the builders rejected, has become the
head of the corner, and Andrew johnson is
now enshrined in every loyal Southern heart
They will accept no terms from the Radicals
They ask for mono and expect none. The
fanatic may roar and hiss, but their claws are
cut, and their fangs are poisonless The
watchword must henceforth be Johnson and
Victory. And although the odds are as four
to one against them, did they not carry on =
four years Of open war in the field successful
ly, against still greater odds? A fg for your
Republican Congressl We have Presidem
with absolute powers. who can carry on Gov
ernment good enough for this section With
out the assistance Of Congress y
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LATER.

NEw, YoRK, March l7.-Processons are
moving up Broadway, the most imposing in
numbers and appearance ever in this city
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BOsToy, March, IL.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool via
Halifax, arrived at 1:30 a. m. to- dav.
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10n BUSHELS choice Dried Peaches
W. halceI-f,r tal- Es
mrhls RuBERTsoH 1 ALBERs.
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TAS LOR'S Best Bermuda Arrorroot.
Coxis oslstine, fsr sale by
mchls RoBsRTs0S 4 ALBERs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

REST EAST INDIA PALE ALE.
- YJuhGERs CELEBsATsp EuINEUht;H AIR
Asit L0NDfN PORTER
FOR sale b. fmchlsI RoBtRfsoN AIBKss
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s.s.vAfL. s.ARMITAGR. So. .eAsspLR
8UCHEY3 FOUNDRY
Ger. Ninth and JohnAon 50.
KE KUK,
Nan1aart1Rs-
SFnAM AN0INEe, MILL AA0QlNN9X,

. AnAA 40 0enssal Aspaiy work.
nastssaeF elissssI eseresase ssoforesxase!s1
to this wt s6IHtt aud by nrict attsse
pvBe interest of ear patrcse bcae 20 mfr eo.sins
ancsof the sanse. Nx1k, AR4f1A0H w. I
lcbl$-dly 5s.sssyISs SCI ltssss ssstfsa* = !
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7 WILL sell my present residence, contain
L ing .ev-n rooms, sith gsod csllss aad .ist-s
o'easantly sffuat corner Of TSe'nN abd Hti
.rs-,s Te ms rea 4onsbse. For further infornsfen
.pp'r the premises TO
f~t2l SOPHIA cLBSpESIk2
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WHITE LEAD.
ia. .O0O POunds W bite Lead

From the Collier Company, 81. Louis,
r.a stock comprsss the following well kro~n bra. dx
'olirr mpssy astrtctly Pure" Nssli.r fsrs IN n
50 and no pond ksss-
Al.n .Premsam Lst Louis erhiiad lpbia .sAisss-
ppi Valley - in IS kegs, and 4. Ssat 10 Cans,
Or esIe by WILklS son, B RAR1LE1E y.
mchl0
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ZINC PAINTS-French and American
~ seov whs~,'' ard eIe Ao~..ere7 or .ai- ~
uchI0 WILKINSON. BARTtEfr co
DED LEAD-In 25 and so ID kegs, and in
kO bulk n ercinasy AID hne ~ I.l-s l. asls
y [mchi0l WILKINSON, BAAfLsff CO.
Z NSEED QIL-Boiled and Raw, for sale
II by fmcLiog WILKINSON, BAKTLk.T co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

We are not Ia favor of universal boas.
ing Ia system often employed by OIhers)
OF The celebrIIy Of this or that medicine,
and we keep our praise until we have
positive knowledg of the value or virtue
Of an article. Il gives us pleasure how
ever 90 recommend to our readers DIR.
c. w Roback's Stomach BitIers. Blood
Purifier add Blood Pills. The Baters
we know fram experience, give tone 10
the stomach, aid digestion aud reInvIgor
ale The system, restoring shattered and
nrsken down constitutions. There can
be 40 better remedy for purlfyr z The
blood than he Purifier and Blood Pills
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Penisk g. Loving have shdoubledlyahe
largest Wholesale Drug and Medicine
e~slsbIishment ir the West; aud 1t is ex
clusivsly wholesale. Their stock of
crude drugs is equal to any IN the United
States, obtained from first hands. aud
pure and their supply is abundant
Many Of their medicines are collected by
own agents in both Europe and
America. They are agents for almost
every known patent medicine and always
keep a large stock 10 store.
We are satisfied that IL will be money
in the pockets of our country druggists to
deal with them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
.M4STER'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that, by virtue of an or
der of the District Court Of NeMaha County, Ne
braska Territory in cbancery, in the case of Elijah
Burner against Anton KING, made ct the Spring
term A. D.I866. I will on
Monday the lsl day of October, AID 1866
at one 0 clock P. VI. offer for sale, at public auction
to. the highest bidder for cash, at che. front door Of
McPhersOns Hall, in the City of Brownville, Ne
maha County, Nebraska Territory, (the place
where the last term Of said Court for said County
was held the South East Quarter Of Section ten
O0) in Township six 20 North Of Range fourteen
Ia East. in Nemaba County, Nebraska Territory
Given under my hand this 50sh day Of August,
a. D. 1866 CHAS. &. DORSEY,
Master in Chaneery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
DR.. F. II. RAINIER,
SPECIALIST F0h
Diseases of the Eve,

Would respectfully an ounce 10 the cit
lzens 81 Browuville AID vIcIuuy hat he
may b. found at The BrownyiHe House
during the coming WINTER, aud can be
consulted on all diseases of the Eye.
Superior French Artificial Eyes inser-
for those having lost their natural
ones by disease or otherwise.
The DIR. insures cures 10 all cases com.
ing under direct treatment
Il tc
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
Via IN O LEI u
l03 N. Fifth Street, 81. Louis, Mo

A Fresh Supply of Goes Cough Bal
sam-lhe great remedy for coughs colds,
~whOoping cough, Group. and all lung com.
plaInls-is received and for safe at our
drug stores. Gees Dyspepsia Cure. The
only remedy ever discovered that will
surely and permanently cure dyspepsia ,
Indigestion, sick headache, and enable
dyspeptics to eat hearty food without fear
of distress. can be obtained at all our
drug stores.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

We have been shown a few specimens
from Messrs. Perkins & StaffOrd's Pho.
lograph Gallery Over the P. o. in this
ciry, and eau safely say we never saw
more life like pictures any where. Go
see them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Mrs. Stevens house, on Nam street,
is fast approaching completion. The
style is picturesque, and ii will add much
- The beauty of Architecture IN this city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

awe are not partial to so called Gift Enterprises,
because many Of them are gotten up on false or
fallacious speeulatiOns ; but when, as in the pres
ent instance, the re appears a sound basis, and when
the character Of the parties engaged, and the descrip-
ton Of D prizes present satisfactory inducements to the
public, we cannat refuse to wish the distribution full
success.-WGrren (Ohisl Constitution.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

''The proprietors of a Great Matinee in New
York City promises cash and other inducements
enough to set every body crazy after a ticket for
fortune. Everybody, of course, cannot win, but
somebody must and the lucky one will make a for
tune Oranna Mich. Americas. Aug. 3 1863.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
C,.r- ladies Cloth Sacks, al
ON HENDERSON, cos.

R.,J Elliott OF Nebraska CRY, will
srh "a The Presbyterian church. Oh
ia Ssbta,h. Al 10 . o'clock A. NJ,
% z % clock j NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
what the Press say Of US

TT bears on its fsce the stamp Of an honest bu-
siness transaction and we doubt not that the list
patrons will speedily reach the number required
TO secure an early distribution, -Easton pa
Journal, August, Iss 1899.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
STRAY KOTICE.

Taken up By the undersigned, living about 3 IL
miles above BroWnFille. in Nemaha County, Ne
braska Territory, on the 18th day Of June, 1865,
One black or dark brown Horse about fifteen hands
high, about seven years old, right hind foot white
up to the pasture joint; small saddle mark on top
Of W~eathers, a few white hairs undeI left Eye,
heavy name. JACOB BREWER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

rario -.aH iroP was hSA at
m..is HUI. o. 'he ''eH''H o.
L .ry,anag was iav ~ az"
eyana,Is enjoyed " hugely :
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

"The plan Is a good one, and the inducements
unequalled. No distribution guarantees more ge-
the prOple patrOnize it.-DaHsviUe IN. Y)Advertj-
ser, Aug. 2 1896.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,

For Improving and Q Identifying the Complxion
The most valuable and p%erfett preparation in ust
for giving the skin a beautiful pearl-l like that, thae
is only found in youth. It quickly removes Tan.
~Frecklcs, Pimples, Blotches, Moth Patches, Sal
10 vines, Eruptions and ali impurities Of the skin,
kindly healing the same, leaving the skin white
and clear as alabaster. Its use cannot bs detec-
{ ed By the closest scrutiny, and being a vegetable
prepare ton is perfectly harmless. 1t is the only
article of the kind used by the French, and con
sidered by the Partisan as indispensable to a perfect
toilet Upwards Of 80, GOO bottles were sold during
the past year a sufficient guarantee Of its efficacy.
Price only Is cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on
receipt of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS & CO. Chemists.
S4-6m 2S5 River St. Troy, Ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

HIN. Atkinson & Co. are now selling
.G .hoioi Fall and Winner Clolhing al
b urs - sch hrrog them within the reach
.I Cal, 5oh # you wish a choice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

The brickwork on the high school is
done, aud does great credit to The build
FRS. Messrs. Gates & B0use6eld.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
liead! Read

R..l i- report Of the MiItary Com
a. Bee Ma,cre al New Orleans.
.0r -a,e al Marsh & Co.'S al 10
..r copy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
THY DESTINY!

MADAME E. F. TnORNToN, the great English
Astrologist, Clairvoyan, and Psyehometgician who
h sastOnisbed the scientific Glasses Of the Old world
has now located hertelf at Hudson, N. Y. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers Of sec
ond sight, as to enable her to impart knowledge
Of the greatest Importance to the single or married
of either sex. While in a state Of trance, she de-
~lineates the very features of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the P~syehomOtrOpe, guarantees to
produce a life-like p;erurc of the future husband or
wife OF the applicant, together with date o. mar
rriage, p%ositiOa in life, leading traits Of character,
&c. This is no humbug, as thousands of testimo-
mails can assert. She will seid, when desired, a
certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the
pic ture is what it purpOrts to DO. By enclosing q
small lock Of hair, and stating place Of birth, age.
disposition and complexion, and enclosing So cents
and stamPe envelope addressed to yourself, you
will receive the picture and desired information by
return mail. All communication sacred confden-
tial. Address, in CO nfdenee, MADAME E. F.
TAORNTON, p D.. Box 223, Hudson, MY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

3 heavy ram fell IA his vicinity last
b ,, ajghl aud now the Iadiam sum
.l> .t...y al baud
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
Ers. uKPOREAHT \ 1r..t,e
unuou, TO LADIES. rnu
FOR

are the only safe and truly efectiee medicine for
FEMALES eTtant. Do not trihe with your health,
80 use cheap and dangerous medicine, which drug
Is1s may have bought, and will recommend TO you,
MIG ignorant Of their qualities. MTs. ,WinslOWs
~ 1Ie RUS are mild in their operations correct
IN Irregularities aud painful menstruatiOn; remove
~ oostraetions, whether from cold or otherwise,
t. WIsloen' wife or mother should be without them.
Sne result ; IN be as des,reS AL for Mrs. Wins
nsr Iystc FILLS. Take none other. Price s2,00
I'M A.. ,Gl tnFee boxes for 5 dollars. For sale BY
T Ts.c, = =, Blow, Gen. Agent, st. Louis.
no 2S.1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Faint Heart never won fair lady" and a lucky hit
will get a man up in the world. This is the consider
alton that induces people to "tTy their luck'' and we
hope the 20 est man may win," The enterprise appears
sou2u and promises strict integrity OF distribution un-
der tie supervision Of a chosen committee.-Citty Of
AppIefoe (wis) Crescent. Aug. IL, 1866.
Sept IL GINS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
MASTERS SALE,

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of. an or
der of the district Court Cf Nemaha County, Ne
bra ska Territory, in Chancery, in the case Of John
Bell against John J. Richie, Mary j. Richie and
Henry NJ. Atkinson, made at the Spring tern d.
1886, and to me directed, ! will on
the 18th day of September, A. D. 1866,
at one O'Clock P. NJ, offer for sale at public Auc-
ticn, to the highest bidder for cash, at the front
door Of McPherson's Hall, in Brownville, Nemaha
Tnnty, Nebraska Territory, (tbe place where the
ID term Of said Court for said County was held, J
the South East quarter, OF the South West frac-
tional qurrter, of Section nineteen (I9) in Town
ship four ~, North of Range fifteen (I5l, East, 10
said Nemaha County Nebraska Territory.
Given under my hand this l4thday of August 1855
CHARLES q. DORSEY,
F6 At 900 Master in Chancery
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

As a precedent we only mention the
fact that several Demojohnsonltes, pre-.
vlous 10 election day, tackled JARVIS G.
Church for interfering IN election mat
ters. because he had no; been here Uery
long, be having made several good
speeches in which he compile: ely demol.
lshed thu house that Andy built Nh.
Church came here some months since.
aud in ENDS making this his home, and
from his speeches. exhibits a truer inter
81 ~ the real welfare of his ad
a,u~ ian any man who faults blm be-
aus he talks loyalty aud we'll Let
has b. remembered, for like Andy John
sou', record, u viii come home to roost -
Farue-. save the. profit sni colqni>
srnns mad bv Bak-Is. Iaaa acI1rers
Jubprss asj Raj Dsalers " inana
.laclurng y ~ oas Sdeks Gloves Ma
ca
Ia kp aug nachne stndtar CIR
closing sm to
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

III we can add to Thorn a bonus Of $50 900, or a mic,
house or farm, who's harmed by the expenditure. A
fortune in a night is worth risking the stamps ror.-
MI6finbuTg (ds) Telegraph.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

J~u,lIces' Blanks for sale at this
thee
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

NaeaI Waited, a, the Cincinnati
as Hyuse. for which The
sal be paid IN cash!