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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

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Ascorrespondent from Brownville 70
Omaha Herald, speaking Of the joint de-.
bate here between Butler and Morton.
says Morton "out-spoke himselfcfOr pes
hsmencs, srgument Wit and sarcasm, OUT
stripped everything ! have ever heard
in Nebraska ssaasa 8
Il was-a-bally democratic speech, More
son only gave the sleg direct nineteen
times, the sd-d lIe'Heleven times, the
ssGod d-dlies twice and wanted To- fight
once, but was prevented by his friend
from getting a welkdeserved thrash
ing !bsss tat 9-5eq sbsm q soa =
nrTAKE OFF YOUR HATS ye.
Bedford voters.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
The Democratic Policy.

gChas. w. Siurgess EDITOR Of ihe Bell
vue Times, and DemesFatie Secretary Of
Sta, 5 Peace ProeRnla-
Hlkailoi I'D
ere her 10 the southern
people, viii Be s nseanipgless as lie
common slang Of The radicals. By The.
Proclamation the Southsis pnresa dnd
pu4iffedof REBELLION and its seTerest
consequences,and the people of the South
stand on equal footing with those Of the
North
This is Stufges' style, this is the Dem-
ocrAlio style, this is the Copperhead
style. The coPPerheads desire this, and
they barter their souls salvation for the
release Of rebels from the responsibility
of the murder of our friends and rela-
tives who persisted 10 defence Of The
Union. But for the negro-who did
and dared much for the Union, who per-
lied his life 10 give aid to the Union
cause, and lief. all that was near and dear
.tohim 10 The tender meroies Of cut-thrOas
coPperheads have not one
word they fear he will become their
"a when.i God knows, 10 PrinciPlf be
los aeggo stands head and ears above
the ursed minions Of treason OF is
Fl At ra. 80 49, aAEHl#.ZL NEA
copPerhead friends
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

s Why would a skiElful billiardist be pse-
ful among noisy ehiIderns Because be
knows-how to stop a bawls
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

To all Wh0 wish me % 10 their I0."
ground N the foiloN ing manuer
4 strip Doe rod vide leaving = der.
tro. nloF am one anta hal ta
T then back fH
sack iurfoWt1 Aaa4t
ADys on8 having aElsrge
and would rather should Nse
my pay viii DO 60 30 faaso He
them . fense write to re aF tre1
me know how much yes ans m7
aad viii canatyouTr A't
now. and the Erstof Jausu n
special contract with You. p
kinds Of Fruit Trees, FloWtE,
berry for sale, al gown in the TeruEE
mated. T6Thoso who arc RAISING
own. and would Ike ms to make Their p
them I win take their Plants in rqr4
will tell them how to make a good feAee and
spediest and best way tomake lt also thstft
to save the Plants during the first aud secofqEa
ter. Those buying Plants Of me viii get re-
eeipts fire.. s
II there Il any man IN the Territory that "a
give better instructions, ] will give him one tho4-
and dollars for it. ] also furnish a receipt ioEar
stroying tie Gopher, ord1y cents etc.
Agents " anted 70 canvass IN Kansas, Aeora4@
and Missouri they can easily make f1mfole
to three hundred dollars per month clear Of e1s-
ses. Address, NATHAN MeKEl9HAA4
PC. Box II, BroWnYille, Nebraska
Refer b. permission 70
= f5ftll JrDeE KELLO0, Omaha
sf JLHS P0ETER,
$50 LUTHER HOADLEY
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

Eg5T. w, Bedford will undoubtedly
IF elected-vote for j.. Sterling Nor
ton for U. S. Senator /! Do you desire
to elevate a man who was President Of
The Convention that dominated for Gov
ernor J, Sterling Morton, who said in
PlatismOulh that Abraham Lincoln
should he hung on slhe same tree with
JEFF. Davis, and that he (Lincoln) would
bear the same relation TO- Davis that the
thieves did to Christ" If you want
such hell-hegotten material 10 represent
you IN the US. Senate, vote for Bed
ford and the Democratic ticket!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
The Joint Debate.

On seceiving MOrsOn's challenge Mr..
Butler answered il Immediately, making
las tie challenged parry always has,she
right % dO-appoinlments 10 eOmmsncs
a Salem, 10 Richardson. Morton, ia
stead Of goingto meet him. lay around
this city for nearly a week. aer ButlsrS
appointments sOers published in.this city!
Then Morton me. him here, al Peru and
at Nebraska -Ciy-whera MorIon's
friends refused to hear Butler. As the
appointments made by Mr. Banef only
reached PIAHsmol.h, he drew up a list
of appointments and submitted them to
MOrsOns 70 which be sent reply as fol-
lows 1S1GfttI ~ e1N4N2
''It will give me great pleasure to
meet you@at 0maha on June LIST bataH
is not compatible with nag ideaslof duty
to the party which | have he honor TO
represent in this canvass 10 allow yoo TO
direct the entire plan Of the cossPaign,
dndI shall not Be abts 70 meet you It 5he
other appointments named IN yOur asst
After which Mr.. Butler requests him
q. modify 10 suit himself, bdt MOrton
eouIdnt see is,D four doses Of Butler
pas as much as his copPsr-claa stomach
could stand 7
Morton. in SIS ~enlv rase sfuf
speedh requesting Mr.. BuIIeft 10 answer.
numerous question, which Morton was
afraid 10 go along with Butler and ask
before the people ! q
Morton has shown himself a more
complete .fzzle" in this campaign than.
ever heretofore and his very conception
was a "fzzle." 1saa s eiaf4af
AL."EZrr ms-N
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

called for s Redssk, Of

]. w. Ch pman, Of Plas
fa6u.b. after Morson and Butler ws
bone. tnd they told such nantes truths
on Morton and his rotten cause that TIE
~unterryfed SAP FORT assistants e
TRULY is il said tina ty conscience
sees a saccusef in 1ng.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
How doQur German friends like

How do.Qur German friends like
from the Omaha Herald-lhe
organ of this Territory
= common pipe on which
.bns and their Relatives Of
nd, daily play. 81
artele lapdps ihs Irish.
As better than Irishmen thai
mens-stylsd as Of fsvr-
Ind "-of this country has
with them, even IaielY Ger
given largely to the Feniah
and German officers from
army Of the Potomac have rendered
+ services to help free Ireland
This is a gSetuitous iasudtlo the German
element Of Nebraska which should be
remembered!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

Many have FAD a fes Gov.
ernment, w;sh.an nnd IA that
u WouId inessaseoar . The or-.
position So repeatedly manifested their
inahilil explain how they could be
inerea aat shook their heads wisely
and q5 shs kallibili.y Of humdn ma
ture, 10 convey the Impression ihatsOms-
bOdg nj veal s0msthing!
hiss Julfus-stsrIing Mortor held
the posiLion of &ecrelary-Otl this Terri.
tory under Buchanan. Previous to that
time tie PsopE, through heir chosenLegs
islature, had elected a Public Printer to
print the Laws and Journals in this Ter
SiioSyf Morton, at that Session, took.
from The LegiaaluteAhe sPpointmsn1 Of
Printer, and gave it, Ostehsibly, to Rob-
ertson and Thos. Morton, Who badstdone
ii AsD York! where il Gould be done
much cheaper th6nqRe NEBRASKA Yet,
did the General Government gain any
thing BY itz According ic MOrton's
own accounts, now % 6ls, the printing
for that Session cost n sneap GObsrp-
aeai .sae d9 rariia fhis
Terrfi inside of
s40o na. iuio
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
We SEE a IenerI daled from Brown.

We see5 al letter. daled sfrom Brown
vile, May 22d, 1866, giving an accouns
Of Butler and MortOn's speeches here,
which-ihough signed Marion, 4has
much in it which minds US Of Morton's
own style. We can tive but a few ex-
tracts, which viii douA.less be apprecia-
ed by those who heari Morton spluttsr
around and call somebody a GOD id
liar3'5 during said discussion:
you will not deny or l cannot be-
lieIe your Judgment Sc preiudiced as not
'tosfave been convinced of the part you
was expected TO act which was SO ably
az and beautifully illustrated by the
Young Beastp-thl scareasm, be-
cause the copPerheads led Gen But
Ter "Beast Butlerf46bl8 ga expo.
nent Of the pro. State pFo-nigger suF.
rage, anti-wh1e man, anii-J0hnscn and
Lincoln's reconstructioa policy, and anti-
opie Interests, in The chaste aid tell
sorF Of dead dog and in whic
our q 70 NY was greatly
s The squads of ofice.seek
edick, eKass Kounty C
duty il was 70 q
wnee
fivefs on
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

EWhat has samq Bennett done for
the Union cause ? Has he not toAsd the
farmers continually while such men as
Rich Fairbrother and Pollock 7yeFe
dgh;ifgfor the Union Yes, farmers,
remember, he has tOiisd you mot wisely
but too Wells a'sa es2
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
Usage ORANGE
IL II CLING

Tie undersigned has located in The Territory Of
Nebraska for the purpose Of raising Usage Plhfi r
and setting out and making Fence Of enc sane,
shall c~uitivate and tend the same for three ysar
and give the same sime to pay for it, az a charge
from ONE dollar and TWENTY-FIVE cen
TWO dollars per Rod. shall sero1t the
next Spring, Commencing near the Kansa
60 as far up assOmaha and probably Rono
beyond, taking q strip OF eountrT g cr u
wide, and beyond that if there uilIbe e
do to make il On object for Pc to So there
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

Vote the Union ticket, and except
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

Bid not S action, copper
heads God speed le Union men cen
ec,- Mcos
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
D. ROBINSON. PROPRgTOR


The BrOWnvill0 City Council will Sit as Board
Of Equalization 70 cqualizs the assessment for tho
yer lS66 on the evenings Of Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday-Asy 25th 18th aud sea-, at he
Once Of the Mayer, over Cars0hs Bahk
BY order Of the. ConneiL
d. EH LB. JOhnsons CITY Rerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

If there be one TO him belongs not Ahe
noble heritage oflOyaly gained in the
past by Nemaha CO6nfyl Beshim go the
.cOpperhead ticket An4Ioyd men stand
g. m-sBar A y;c1a,,, no,v IS defeat
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
HOW 70 PREPARE THE

To an whs wish me 70 10 their 3
ground IN the follow Ihg manner I
4 strip Doe rod vide leavlng = deed
ire. nltF frol0 one ant1 hal i
Hr =. then back fHm
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TELEGRAPITIC NEWS.
congregational Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, April H.-SENATE.-Mr.
Wiley offered resolution For the relief of
l"Nh citizens of Berkeley and Jefferson
'""h''c, in West Virginia. II provides
Tor the payment of citizens in those conn
Ties Tor lnarN>rmastcrS' stores furnished TO
the army. Mr."rumhull said there was Il
bill now pending I" provide for the nav.
mcnt ct loyal citizens all over the South
Tor army stores regular: furnished. Mr..
Wiley said he was aware 81 the fact stated
hv Mr.. Trumbull. but he bclictcd that bill
would lead t. discussion. All he oroposcd
was To put the counties III JctfcrSu, and
Berkeley on an equality with the orhcr
COMMITTEES of West Virginia. The resolution
was referred Ia the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
The bill lor the admission of Colorado
was discussed.
lIor>E.-Thr Senate amendments 10 the
House bill relating To the hateUr corpus
were taken mp and not coucurrcd in. \
committee of conference was ordered
thereon.
The consideration Of the Army hjll was
resumed.
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PROPOSALS.

CONVICTION AND OH 10 RAIL
~ ROAD.-Th" Commissioners appointed by the
states of Virginia and West Virginia Ia bestow the
charter Of the Joytugton and ohio railroad upon
such parties they may deem lit, will meet AT tn,
EUTAW HOUSE, In the city Of Baltimore, On TIL ES-
DAY, Isl al May, l.55 and will then aud Their. r..
ceiye AMI pass upon such proposals for til" con
structon Of said railroad ~ may be- presented by
responsible parties
over three millions $4,000, 0ool If dollars have
been expended already in grading this road. Its
location, easy grades, and curvature must max"
this road the best aud most advantage outlet isI
the produce Of the West.
The Commissioners have published a pamphlet,
containing authentic information abhut this road,
it, grades and curvature together with minute and
Trustworthy estimates, what il will cost and copies
OF all the laws which relate 10 II.
The pamphlet referred 10 may be hal at the fol-
lowing places, viz
Washington city-otice Of Maurv < Go.
Baltimore cty-utfiCe of Samuel ilarri, Sons.
Philadei phia--othcc of prrx"l x 90.
New York-oIlicc 0f Eermiiye TO.
JOHN h. BALDWIN,
GEORGE w. BOILING
THOMAS :. FLOURSOY,
ROBERT II. MArRY.
WILLIAM j. ROBERTSON,
Commissioners for Virginia.
GEORGE W. SUMMERS,
JAMES hurley.
BURTON DESPARD,
JOEL MCPHERSON,
JAMES .. WATSON,
ap l3--ti Commissioners for West Virginia.
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New YOrl, Markets.

New YORK, April 2l.-Flour advanced
loc.; State, $500 10 $50; Southern 500
to $lG.25. Wheat has advanced to 81,
Corn unsettled; sales At >G 10 So. Beet
steady. Pork firm; mess. $50 Ii to
1861 -. Lard and whisky duh. Rice
quiet: Carolina, II II /" BE. Sugar
steady. Naval stores steady. Gold, l2G5-N.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

The following are the wholesale quotations
ALcoHoL-s56s 1926 q gallon.
BAcoS.-Sides, l6s1lotc. !; hams, new, 22G &c ;
old, ?o0l2lc. shoulders, DID, lsiGlSc. new, log
lie. Virginia hog round, l5Gl5c.
BUrrER.-Fair to prime, .586oc. 2 n. In market,
pound rolls, retail, I5c.
BRANDY French, SlOG$l3 apple, $3.50, Phila-
delphia, s.? 400 s2.75.
BEEswAx.-ln fair demand at Soc. " b.
CoKS --0Sc. al. Very little in the market
CORN MEAL.-Bolted, at 81; unbolted country
ground meal, s5c.
CHEgsE.-Northern and Western sag24c. Eng
lish dairy, 2543Oc.
CoFPEE.-Rio, 24@?dc. Laguayra, a4c. Java,
4oGLi2c. d ID.
CANDLES. -Adamantne, light weight 23c.; fuil
weight, a5dl?7c tallow, ldfllsc.; parahne, &c.
CIDEK.-Apple, 3S4ioc. u gallon.
CHERRIEs.-seedod, 25@SOc. U h.
CONCENTRATED LYR.-SS. SO u dozen.
CONTINUALLY. 4OGlsl. so u b.
CoTToS.-Market quiet. a few sales at ioc. Vir-
ginia loose lots, sS4a7c,
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Charges Withdrawn.

Bo>roN. April 2I.-Thc charges ilnpIi-
eating Dodge, alias Scratch Gravel. in the
murder OF the Joyce family. at RoXbWy,
eighteen months ago. have beer with
drawn, the investigation showing that he
was not in Massachusetts at the time the
murder was committed.
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.ides ,hat All iaxcs and revenues as.essihie

and collcctable on property, real or per
son,l. in that portion Of the District #
Columbia south of the Potomac shall he
rated. collected. and applied according to
the existing and future laws of Congress
governing the District of Columbia. All
civil offices Of Alexandria, under this bill,
arc made vacant. and shall again be hilcd
Nv new appointments, or by elections Ill
accordance with the laws Of the District.
Referred to the District Committee.
ADMISSION OF COLORADO.
The Senate will probably ADM, the Nv"
Senators elect from Colorad" this week.
The question has been made vital one n
hc1wreu thc Radicals who follow the lead
of Nr. Sumner and the Republicans proper,
who are with Mr.. FcSScndcn. We shall
see how many uncompromiSng Radicals
there NAV hc in the Senate but there Is
no doubt that they are in the minority on
the Colorado question.
orlIrR nuLS.
The Bankrupt hill will he apt I" pass
rpau the next trial. The bill extending
suffrage Ia the negroes ot Washington Will
ais, pass. Int will hc vetoed. And the
Thld. Stevens amendment 10 the Con>tltu-
to,r. requiring negroes and whites 10 he
placed upon an equality rs /" tn" right to
vote viii meet the same fate.
GENERAL SlckLES.
The President has nominated General
Daniel Sicklr> ~ Minister Resident ut the
Hague. in Holland in place Of James 5.
Pike. resigned
,<prllrr nIuw AIMED At THE PRESIDENT.
Ga Monday. in the Senate, Mr.. Trumhull
moved that no person exercising or per
forming the duties of any office which hy
l,M is required to hc filled by the advice
and consent ui the Senate shall, until he Is
confrIurd hN the Senate, receive any com
pcn,atiuu. unless commissioned IL NIL Il va
raury urca>ionrd during the recess of the
Senate and since It's last adjournment. Not
acted upon.
TN NEW AMENDMENT.
cautioned You on Friday against be-
lir,m- the rumor that the President
ri agreed - the draft of an amendment
which had been submitted 10 him, looking
tnlhr representation OF the southern States
In Congress. He has done nothing OF the
kind: and there are reasons for doubling
whrlhrr lac would agree L. amy amendment
To- that purpo>c ~ any plan at action, save
th, uur h.. So ruly laid down in his speech
uf "Wednesday evening. He docs not con-
>lirr tha, amy such amendment i required.
G-sr~p .ahpc L"trr.
luE SUPREME HEN,H.
am informed that the President is ut
! terry opposed to the House bin ahoishin2
Il ii l.
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Total when consolidsted........

The annual product Of gold since the
discovery Of the mines of California and
Australia has been most wonderful. From
1900 to 1900, the highest average yield of
gold in the world per annum was $3j,-
300, 900: from $500 to 1910, the average
was 243 1000, 900: from 1900 to 1880, the
Weld of gold diminished thus:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-25

! -, ,--aa.a ,.:i IL, I..I "a III anu
six per c, it7-, Duo l.o7 ........ l.,2?3, 500
Five her els. lG-lds. Observation-Disclosures. IIl.glpooo
r,,a, ,,,...,. consolidated, - o~r o7 -7o
IL, ,,,,.,, ,.,.>1,,,., - oil .;,,.,. .Lo
discovery Of thr mines or C,licnrpi, and
/ ,n,t,.,I;, L,. hcnn mast u,,J.rrrI From
Inn - 1eoo tI,c b;gloe, ,v.rog,. ,.;nl1 ~.
o,JJ ~ tbr world MGR ,unnm was 225
/ 2oo ooo from, 1,oo +, 1910 n. ovrr,p.
,.,, 80 ooo non. f,o,, 1soo f. 1e2o the
,;c11 or cola J;,,iri,hcJ Tins.
.,,o..,. ..,
ran '.r. ,ii,,r i.ng @si 3s no,
Tr years ending l,lg................... lGeir,"oo
-" years ""d''E ''1''''''''''''.''''''''
The supply ct precious metals III lS3o, II
| may be- said, fell within twenty millions
rcr appum. I'm I>3j. the Russian mines
=, A.. n. N.Cau..l. ...-
-. ,''' ....'
I>r 49,. mimi. nr C,,frnrni, were dis.
o.,.,. anal ,o,r after tins. ~ ,u.tr,-
m, T. 80 , r.l;,Ilo ,u,Io,f,v GIVE, n.
.n....,.. ,;,.,.,,.,r ,r.I,,,., -.
|
! the gold countries:
GA, r,ttr.,,.t, ., nam ,,o
GOA lf"dHt ~ .dII"thl' .'''''.r'F .' '"
n"i4 i.''t"s. - '.'''''''''''. o
/ III, ,,,,,,.. ~ N,.xf,' AMI SINH lfr. '
rice; .,................. lg,oo' ooa
-
l'''' P'''"'' per "''''''''''''.''''.> '''''''''
One IunIrr1 millions for fine years
/ from l~5l To 800. inclusive. We have
,
/ 10 ada ldlh", NcNdda, anu Montana, WHOSE
/ ,,,Ir,.t u-iU maxi. IN, amy Jimfrutinn of
other mines. anil add to the aggregate pro-
49,, ,,, n,o e.
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MONTAGUE Il WHITALL

MONTAGUE 81 WHITALL
A'A Late of the Merchants Insurance Company
of Richmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE
Otice, No. 2al Main street, just below the Spots
wood Hotel. de Its
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COURT ORDERS.
VIRGINIA. - At rules held in

NrIpGJ\IN Al ruIpS held i'm IN,
~ y ~ i"l'> il.'t ~ 'i''
tt' ''' ~ Va. ',,, j,.' ~, -, ut.,
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Ir., " <mbi,-. Plafnt
A>a"> c.. uac.n,.,,,
''".""" =.
~ CA~| A>h iron ~ attn hMANt REI' kNL"
EAhtt lhb.
Jt H. lam '' at S ,.' h,a,a1i and tr "ar,
~ ul,Ii ptld. f,r the nun-lrrf"r,aucs Of pro
miss. &c. And II Appearing by affidavit that the
defendant j. not resident Of ihi, state, It - or.
notification Is! TIL, order. and do what i, necessary
lu protect ta> interest IN lhi> stUi.
4 coiy-Te,tg:,,. ,,,,,. j,
"rI-i1"" '"iiN Il. 'ANi' =. -
,yrn,r>rr, 4, ,,l. bld :, H.
Y 49, ~. ~ r,n,,t, r,,r, .r al .,,..
~ ] ~ a. my t,'s ~, ,h'.t,r., uonJv
IN tpr'G 100: w.
rt" ,,I I,,.IF Ian. I-..r,,b.nt. and mariner.
ir:,,l,,,g under thr fnn and stylc OF Hihblr 4
>tuhh- Plaintiffs,
Joshua L.
- ,,.r Avn rr,y AZ ATTACHMENT RETURNED
$500. hAtrrtEp' -...,..,.<..,
an, II H., sim u two hundred and lily dollar, ana
f"ity nine cents, with interest on seventy I'VE d9l-
itr> and thlrty.tH" cent?, lart hcisuI' rom thI
forty dollars and thiry.hve cents, ano'ler part
thereof from tne hiH' IA! 81 'd"u"'y' t,' va
H','|,~ an s'i - If tnn re-.
",..i I"i' ln. ,,i' - 4 ~ ., f,.,t ia. 49,;
i'%- ah1 on '', en- " 'ittn e LA
h"' u''i'",' I'm ,r "n ~ "r,1,,,i..s
IN P@u ~, ~, ,', ! %; 49,, 10, tta JnF.rJ
49,, l. un, , rstIp, al His STATE, IL j. ordered that
he appear within one month after due publication
81 thi. order. aud do what i, necessary /" protect
hIs Interest IL til. >uit.
cppy-T"ste - .
al l9-lawiw JOHN X. GARY, I. I.
----~~--
NlRGl lA.-At rules ltll III me
CIarkt. Once Of the Circuit Court Of Gloucester
,nuury Al The cont house on The first Monday in
an,,i lsss
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE CONTEMPLATED.

To-day, in the Senate, Mr.. Wade intro
duced bill 10 repeal the act 10 retrocedc
the county Of Alexandra, III tie District
Of Columbia, TO the State q! Virginia. II,
provides that private and personal pro-
p,r,y hall no, be affected by this act, but
that public property Of the United States
>hall again vest in the United States; and
thc Government, through its proper officers
is hereby authorized Ia acquire, by pur-
chase Of otherwise, any and all further
property, real or personal, III said portion
Of Tie District that may BE- deemed ne
ro,sary for public use. II provides that
al actions AT Law shall be conducted ana
"~,ermuci according to the cnactmcnts ol
congress for the government OF the Dis
met II Columbia, except causes wherein
Aaal judgment or sentence shall have been
Pronounced, in which eases the final salts
action shall be in accordance with the
lo", u the State OF Virginia. II also pro-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

GREAT DISTRIBUTION
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ESTABLISHED 1916.
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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fyE @ab sS sSb sIVfR sIyyERW*sE
DIAMOND PINS, DIAMOND RINGS,
AND CAMEO LADIES sETs:
GOLD PENS WITH GOLD
Sion HOLDERS,
SLEEVE 8TTToXS, sETs Sr STUDS.
ONE MifLioN DOLLARS.
DISTRIBUTION Is made in the following manner
rC,ERRrplFICATEs naming each ARTICLE and is
which are well mixed: One OF these envelopes,
contsinins the CERTIFICATE or ORDER for some
receipt p Of Of TWENTY: FIVE cESfs'a 'A0'e'' On
2S ~ 6 5ifiys oh:
rar,l..rr. q our SEALED ES 6JIt1 n
HI m;MgIr; OBTAIN an article WORTH FROM ONE
To FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until 1t is known what IL
drawn. and il value. Entire satisfaction guaIan.
teed in all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
gnaI and largest GIFT AsS0CIATioS in The coun.
Try. We are therefore enabled to send FINER
All Ell f PRzrs to =.
li,hm"nt of the kind. The business continues to
b. conducted In fair and honorable manner. and
large and greatly increasing trade is proof that
our patrons appreciate this method Of obtaining
rich and elegant goods.
During tins past year this Association has sent
vyr b.r at gal IN a. spf
tn. country; Those who patronize us will receive
the fnil value Of their money, as no article on
there no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be i'm
medaeiy sent TO any address by return mail or
express.
The following parties have recently drawn va
able prizes from the Eureka Assoc aiion and have
kindly allowed the use of their names. Many
other names might be published, were We permit
Andrew Wilson, Custom. House, Ph,laaelphia,
p, O" ranyns sS9 lanes largraEe.
waterbury, c.. Gold Watch, value, sl:s j. p.
Plano psnS va E' a s: .r Sss
'" clutter Sn pi.%%n ;i k! % ssias s:os
so p vs Hs e SAi r. Aa Tsnep on MsS
B, one Hundred and Forty second Regiment
w vsn4 sauS Fow saiAs Fsessn csn
pany d. Tenth Iowa Veteran Volunteers, OH Paint
ing, yalue, sloo; Mrs. Abbey j Parsons, Spring.
field Mass, Melodeon, value, $50; James l.. Dex.
value, Sl5o; Mrs James Ely, III Wooster street,
corner Bleecker, New York, oil Painting, value,
silver Castor value, $40 DR.. J. X. Sinclair, No.
Main street, Utica, n. Y, Framed Engraving,
value, s!5; Hon. Luther Detmold, Washington, D.
c., OIL Painting, value, 800
Letters from various parties throughout the coun.
try, acknowledging the .~fpt Of very valuable
gifts, may be se-n on file al our Office.
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without Rsoard To Eaiu,. and not to ts PAID for
Until -" Kno0 1lot you ,oiH Rsceips.