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~ Lo2enges and Powders Of the Alkaline Lnctntes-The
Alkaline Lacnte exercise the most beneficial over
the arrangements OF Digestion either by their peculiar action
the membrane of the stomach aordng 10 the
latter through their combination with saliva to the gastric
juice supply of Tactic Acid which all English French an
other Psychologists admit to be essential principle of di-
geston For the information Of those may be without
medical advice may be stated here that symptoms of i'm
paired digestion Headache pain in the Forehead hem
crana gastrts gastralgia heartburn wind in the stomach
and bowels loss Of appetite emaciaton all these
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline Lactates watch
may be always had in lOaenges or powders
General depOtin Paris at GRIMAuLT co IS Cheuisa to
II. l. II. Prince Napoleon, 43 rue Richelieu
In New Orleans, at DUCONGE'S, DELOCHE'S GUu,
LOT'S and ut every other good Chemst,a
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FOuRTu DISTRICT COURT PHILIP GEHLBACH vs.
OF New orlsoans-No. {sOUTHERN SHOE MAnuFAt

0' Now IT'S RfN9 s 60M PPAANEYFAO
y New Orleans June 81 1866 Notice is hereby given that
by virtue of writ provisional seizure
by the Honorable the said District Court the entitled
cause have seized and taken into my possession
keeping certain machinery the occupied
by the Southern hoe Manufacturing Company, st Ferui
nand street Third District of this city Said Corporation al
legged to have been dissolved the President dead property
abandoned and exists either in corporation
living who claims ownership right in and to said
moyeabes which plaintiff claims the of thousand
and hfRye dollars 055 for rent and for subsequent
rent, with interest and costs.
And all persons therein interested hereby notified and
ea TO appear within fifteen days from the date hereof and
answer the petition filed in tn
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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rnInp lsraIcr coUer OF W.
wi JOHN J, HERR


oaRAvs-No. als6 ( JNo. M. BARTHET.
RH Virtue of writ of flcrI fiAcins to me
~ direed by the Honorable the Third District Court
New Grams in the entitled cause will proceed to
sell at puc auction the Merchants and Auctonees Ex
change 0ya between Canal and CuStomhouse streets
IN the &Ond District Of this city MONDAY, the th
tieth da of july 1866 at u O'Clock M the following
scrbed pperty. viz
TWO CRTATN LOTS OF GROUND situate in faubourg
Deasszn the square designated by the No twenys aud
bounded Dryades, Harmony st. Denis streets and the
line Of son Of said fboug Delassize and the Quartere
de Pasate Said lots OF ground aredesguadd by the Nos
five and X plan drawn by H. Grant, late surveyor
dated All To- lStl, and deposited in the Office OF L
Kenny LIE notary public for ths parish of Jefferson The
lot No IL thirty oet front Dryades street.
BY one inbred and twenty feet in depth between parallel
lines andhe lot No six ad0ins lot No. Ye thirty
six feet sc inches front Dades street by hundred
and weg feet ia depth the line separating it from lot
No fvene hundred and twenty feet three inches also
depth line Of 4ubuurg PaisAnce aud tonty eight feet
seven incss and six lines in width in the rear
Togeth with all the dependencies said lots Of ground
rights an privileges apperainng wthou exception or re-
ssryaton.
Being same property acquired by defendant bv purchase
from wioE j. P Estsban per act passed before CLARK
late motary public OF the parish OF Jefferson on the 22d
of July, hT.
Seized 1.-THE above suit.
Rd~TEHs-Cash On the spot
HARRY t. HAYS
Sheriff OF the Parish of
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
MOREAU's REsTAURANT-
AT THE LAKE END OF
rTbn N,s K.,,, Al. ~ 1850

a. Als LANE END OF
The Old Bayou 81. John and Shell Roads,
Is now for the reception Ladies and Gentlemen who
wish to indulge in GOOD LAKE DINNER the She'll Road
being in perfect order.
The best cooks in the country are engaged by the
pretor and his WINES AND LIQUORS Will compare favor
ably with those of establishment New Orleans or on
the Lake Shore
Terms moderate, and accomm datious for families uusur
passed. -- B h0REAu Proprietor.
MURPHY'S HOTEL-THE UNDERSIGNED
vi Propret0rs Muphys Hotel No o. and loo St. CHARLES
street hereby notify me PUBIC may they WI ind It to their
they will the choicest kind Of liquors the Superior
Dinners and Meals Of all kinds at the Restaurant and Board
McKENNA Il M6GLosKEY
AJOREAU's REsTAURANT.
No. l2s CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST CHARLES AND
OARONDELET
The PrOprstOrs respectfully inform their old friends
epicurean world that the above Restaurant open ths
accommodation at the old place and that they
leave nothing uRdons OF that reputs
on which has many enjoyed viz that OF being
Of the very first Restaurants in America,
All the decacie of the season. the choicest Wines aui
Liquors, always on hand
The Proprietors thankful for past avors solicit
RHODES MOULIN
T OUIsEANA HOTEL,
2l3 TCHoUPIToULAs STREET,
Opposite St. Marys Market within square OF the Texas
Steamship Landing,
NEW oRLEAN
RS-Terms-S2 per day.
]. CONDOR, Proprietor
SOUTHERN HoTEL-ST LOUIS, MISSOURI
SOUTHERN HOTEL,
On Walnut street. between Fourth and FiFth,
ST, LOUIS,
The undersigned, Proprstors of this ELEGANT HOTEL
WoHd be glad TO see their friends and the public and will d1
at
LAvEILLE WARNER L CO., Projectors.
H5~MObe Advertiser and Register copy months and
send bill to this Office
RROOKs HOUSE.
THE PROPRIETOR of this we'll known popular esrao
tshment finding mis- location small for
upon him for accommodation will, the LIST Of Hovsmbs
next remove to
Nos. 9s7, ego aad e8l Canal street.
Corner Of Basin Street,
where he hopes be able furnish to his friends
He needs hardly that his table now ever unsr
passed and that every comfort will BIS enjoyed by
his h0uBe,
Breakfast from % O. Dinner from to 4; Supper 6tos
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE,
NO. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Between Common and Canal Streets
ID. VI. Stella, Proprietor.
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From j. II. Schumacher,

Test by Bukleys Patent Lumber DRYER One pia al
Pine board l215 inches vide inches thick weight b
o. In and gagged out II 5l6 lost n weight This
lumber dried in the YARD three years. one year in hot
air kiln by recommend this process all manufacturers
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Monthly advertisements inserted every other day, to be
charged twothirds the above rates
and Fourth page monthly advertisements each square
$40 per mouth
Transient Advertisements having the the paper FIRST
Insertion 81 50 square, each subsequent insertion 70 cents
square,
First and Fourth page transient advertisements, each
segticn. 81 80 per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged
each insertion.
Regular advertisers who advertise largely shall be allowed
sach discount from above transient may
agreed upon provtd that shall such discount
coed q per cent.
A business notices advertisements to charged 20 cents
net per line, each insertion.
An transient advertisements must be paid in
All bills with regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
square the space occupied by ten re solid agate.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Ilpublished every Saturday morning Subscription IS
PSI annum in advances hafysay and quarterly rates.
Angie copies, 10 cents
Rates OF Advertising.
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DRs. LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF mon

This ferrugnous medicine elements Of the
blood AID bones and iron in liquid different from
Nil hitherto offered the public is liquid aud taste
less 1t speedily cures choros pains the stomach dcnt
digestion, dy smeuOrrGHa and AupnIa
The majority OF the Academies OF Medicine Of Paris recon
mend the Phosphate Of Iron to ladies' delicate constitution
suffering from aLema and all other persons hstigued from
over anxiety nervous emotions o7erwork general debility
and ppurlus= of blood.
Il Is the only preparation which causes constipation
and can be borne BY the most delicate stymnchs
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Tets Made at the Shops of the PennsyIvnnlu
Centrnl RaLLrOnd COmpnmE, AIloonlL. Pm.

n,
In order make Bukleys Patent Lumber DRYER
the kiln filed with cherry ash poplar pine oak and black
walnut and after firing forty hours the lumber calue from tie
kiln perfectly seasoned
The following kinds Of lumber weighed aud gagged
when put in the ktlns and also when taken out.
~ inch pine plank weighed in q Ms weighed out Is rs
gagged in II BIG uches gagged 1914
inch ash plank weighed in SO BIS weighed out GO H.
gagged in 1915 inches, gagged lS5S.
inch black walnut plank weighed In e. MS weighed ont
$50 l9o gauged in Az inches, gagged out AZ
l6% ' ''-09' e"477N O1
piece q oak weighed in 1873 Bs, weighed out 1877 rs
gagged in ga by 9l6 inches, gauged 81 BY 76
pine board perecty green weighed in 50 Ms weighed
from the kilE ready work.
The tests perfectly satisfactory.
j. P. LEVAS, Superintendent Car Department
JNO. P LAIRD, Sup't Motive Power and Machinery
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No More Consumption.

No More Consumption.
GRGNAULTs SYRUP OF HYPHosPHATE or LIME
This new medicine Is sovereign remedy in phthss and
other diseases Of tue lungs promptly all most
serious symptoms The cough is relieved the night sweats
cease, and the patient rapidly his health.
No More Poverty of the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
The four lectures entitled The Philosophy Of Marriage
as delivered a the New York Anatomical Museum 6S Broad
way, New York be had in New Orleans az Nj II Keller
" Royal street. Price 25 cents sent free by post anywhere
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COMPRISING THE FOLLOWING WELL ksowN Ayp aEbttall
COMPANIES.
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COLLECTOR AT MOBILE.

The secretary Of the treasury, in reply to reso.
the Senate, that the treasury department had in
formation at the time of the appointment Of Thos
Elmore as collector of customs at Mobile, that
Elmore had never held office under the late Con
federate government, but had been opposed to the
Confederaey from its inception.
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The practical operation OF Bulkey's Lumber Dryer has
proven be satisfactory forth by the certificates Of Nj
Laird and Mr. Levan Superintendent Of Motive Power and
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
NEW PHISIOGNOMY,

or "sIGNs or CHARACTER" as manifested
through Temperament and External Forms and es-
pecisiiy in the -sHumon Face Divine" One elegant
volume, with nearly 800 pages, ard 1. 90 Illustrations
By S R Wells, EDITOR Psychological Journal. Price
post pad So Aud ess Fowler & Wells, No. $50
Broadway New York. r
New Phisioencmy'' Is eniinentiy practical ful }
ILLUSTRATED, Snt we'll suited 10 The wants 4 all To-
the study OF he fscei' tue reader soon learS to read
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Ronfsu Creek J wish, Smut and Celestial. The eyes
speak all languages whether black. blue brown OF
hazel. lna ike manner. cbt eks. neck. ears, hands
feet walk, voice, laush, etc. are shown 10 be 'sgns
Of cnaTaeter."
In no atber work is 50 much light thnown upoa the
char aeie r snd destiny Of mankind IS in this. or the dis
ttnotivP iraity OF nHti ms aud tribes 50 clearly p tinted
out Portraits OF distinguished persons q ancient and
madetn times. with bioersphicai kefches ana delinea-
ton OF character, are given. DIvines, Orators; STATES
men. warriors Artists Poets. Philosophers. Inven-
tors Surge IN, DiscOvei ers. ActoFs Mrsicial s, etc.
are included II l. an '1Encyclopedla" Of biography,
aq aiuting he reader With ina "a eer and character
# many Lreat MN ano wunen fine p Isl l 900 ears
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der. and ~hundrelS or others. D-AGENTs WANTED
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

ChUleFa.-As the question IS settled
beyond dispute, that we are able 10 De
visited By that most 10 be fcard epidemic
cholera, II behoves Us ali TO U.s. every
p~recauli u in Our poae r 10 say lis prog
ress. aud there can be no more certain
p~reveutIves than Roback Scandinavian
Remedies, keep The bowels open with The
Pills, aud Iuvlgorale The system by The
tree use Of Robock S Stomach Bites, or
# The blood Is Inn use Tie Purihrr. M
family should be found without these
rea,ed dies. Keer tie system in fnll vlg.
OF aud nothing is 10 be teard from disease
or cholera
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. w. RFadley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
s (cR Double SPRING.


&
The Wonderful TleEibiity and great Comfort and
p ensure 10 any Lady wearing the duplex Elli~ti
Skirt viii he eXpe ier crd TaTti'nlarN IN all CT wdet
Assemblies Oreras C~arrisceS Rtitroad Cars -Ghnrch
Pews Arm Oh irs FOR p opsPnade aud use Dress
as he skirt can be folded when in use % Occupy d
small place as easily and conveniently As a SILK 81
Muslin Dress m iuva'u Ible qualify IN crinOnre, not
found /, any Single Spring SSIrt
A LadY having enjuyed the pleasure. comfort AMI
greet convenience Of wcasing The Duplex Elliptic Steel
spring Skirt for a single day. VIII never alferwafd'
willingly d,pense i'm Their use. For Children
Mise. and Young Ladies they are superior 10 sbpthers
They viii rot beBd or D esk like lie single Spfin.-
but will presef We heir perfect aud graceful ape
where three or four Ordintr. SKIRTS viii have been
thrgwn ASIDE ~ u.el -. The HHpsa e covered W. b
double aud ~ 1T q thresd. aud the b. e m rods ar u :
only d uble - ings but twice g. douO 81 c yer d ;
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The ~. tex Eltiprio is \ great fsvt rife with a / ~ e
faoles and l. universal y recon- mend d ~ an the
Fashi' nhbe Magazines rs the STANDARD SKIRT " tue
Fashionable W r a.
T enjoy the following inestimaBle advantages IN
C1noiine. viz superior q~uili'y, re feet mauulac ne
siyli-n shape and finish hextblii y d4rabiliJy, c m
fort AMI ecuuomy enquire Tor W. Bratiry' s Duplex
Elliptic or Dolh e Spring Skirt. ana be sure you se'
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uiT Is n"ttre that skIrtS Une ed q, DU Lex have
uered INK STANG. Sizs J HradtryS Dupiey ia
iipi &c Steel ptiugs - upon The W isIband- n"ne oiEer
are genuine. AlSn notice that every hoop viii admit
a pm heinE passed fhr 'ugn the crRfre. chas rexeaiIns
the two Tor deuhlr) Sprr g braided tOge her thsrein
Whi'h Is 'he secret OftbFr hexibi iity md size ga and
q Q 'mbiLaii0n not 10 Le lou "a In any other skirt.
Fbf sale in al SOS where FIRST Class kris are
soldt hTOuEhOTt The United Ststes and elsewhere.
AshuiaCu cd By Tie sOse wuers oi Tie psteRt5
Vests. Bradley q Cary,
il-3-3m 81 chambers n 76 X 81 Resde SIS n. J
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

We are pleased TO call attention of the
public 10 az Improvement IN Pnotography
lusi made by w. NJ &. Perkins of ;his
cry BY Which any nun. Der Of Photo.
graphs may be lakrn upon The same
sheei' ali having the beauty and smooth
hess OF a slesl engraving Those de.
sHing a Group picture should Ca. imme
'el4'siy' d be Is gong East m the course
Of a lew weeks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
new TO PREPARE TIE GROUND.

To All who wish me to do their Fenring prepare you
ground in the following manner Ifit i Prairie pillow
d strip one rod wide leaving a dead furrOw in the cen
ire, plow frOn one ard = haif to two inches deep; in
he Fall barrow il, then back flrriw II again in the
spring harrow and your EVOuI,d is ready fer the Plants.
In I'D ground pack furrow in august before the weeds
% TO seed.
any enc having n large tract Of land to fence.
and would rather ] shgRld take part of the land for
my pay. / will dos to those who wish me to make
them a fence write TO me at Browuvifie, and let
me know how much Yau want me to fence for yS1
and | will cali at youE r~esidepce sometime between
now and the hTsf Of January next, aud mIke n
special contract with you. ] shall also, have all
kinds Of Fruit Trees. Flowers. Evergreens, shrub
bery for sale. all gown in the Territory AID a. eli
mated. To Those who are rai,ing Plants. Of their
wn, and would like me TO make their hedge for
them | viii take their Plants in part pay, OF l
viii tell them how To make a good fcHce, and the
spedieSt and he>tway to m4ke i afsb the best way
to save the Plants during the irst and second win
ter. Those buying Plants Of me will get the re-
GENTS FIRE.
II there Is any man in the Territory, that can
give better instructions, ] will give him one linus
and dollars tol IT,. also furnish 4 receipt FOR de-
siroytng the Gopher, fnr fifty cents. etc.
Agents wanted to CANVASS in kansas. Nebraska
Iowa and Missouri, they can easily make from one
TO- ihEee bondred dollars per month. clear IF expen
ses. Address. MATHEW MeKEIGHAN.
p. 0. Box IL. Brownvlllo, Nebraska.
Refer by permission 10.
JrDGE KEILOG. On.s.
JLHN PORTER O
ECTHER RADLEY 10
K. barrel, { BrOxnvills
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
N OTICE
THE MODEL SEWING MACHINE.
(From tue New York Herald

Prominent AMONG the N. chanIcal u iumphs Of this
most ingenious age common hunesIy cumpels Us to M
t.ce the Empire Sewing Machine, commended az justly
Striey perfectF.D hseI UseEal as have been the va.
riOuS sewinR m~Achinrs. frum tune To time presented
oihe Pnblic. each one of hem has been cursed with
some radio Itefeci, which deITacts from general nu!-
ity. Warned by the experience OF his p edeces,ors,
the inventor of the Erie Machine has produced an IN
strument. Combining all the advantages for which
others sre Wanted and obviating every defect which
can be attributed t. hem by the most f~astidiOCs critic.
The Empire Machine Is a marvellous combination of
simplicity, economy ana perfect wotkShip being du a
bic, iree from liability t. get out o. ORDER nuiseIess
aud easy OF operation. les mechanieal cuntrivauce is
snch Is t0Secure stability, freedom from ~accftent, and
accuracy as to W ,rknIan ship BY the use of The pat
emf ell shuttle aud straight needle 10 makes 4 stitch
which eau neither rip nor ravel while at the same
inc. u can operate perfectly upon eve v species OF
material from leather To cambrIck, with threaps of cot
TN, linen or silk from the 6uest 10 The coarsest num-
Der. ca.
As the Empire Machines gradually supplanting ITS
more antique rivals, uo one In want Il q usefer instrG-
meni vi this description. b. he or She tailor &C achaia-
Ke, dressmaker Ur SeamsIFess can do othe wiSi than
secure nDe OF these econmlcal aud inimitabie maohi"eS
suited alike for fami y and nianuf a'turIne purposes =
Fhe utice of The EmpITe Menur .cturing Co IS at No.
$50 BrEriwsy, New York CT y, where they are now
Implying these EJnpire NachineSat prizes far. Below
The real value % the IA 81; unfeuts.-NeW York Herald
Feb. 9th Iso5 10 10 A&C
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

We, the undersigned, by virtue Of
deed of ir1sl. executed 10 Us 10y John r.
Baker. daled January Isl, a. D. 1866.
will sell al public auction, infront of he
Post Office 10 the town OF Peru. Nemaha
county. Nebraska. on Saturday, the 27th
day of October. A, D. 1866, al 2 o'clock.
p M. four mules and harness. q wagon
and four saddles Terms Of sale, cash
in hand. fHOS. M GREEN.
WM. II. DENMAN,
FRANK BOWLER.
Oct 9th, 1866. 1925
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

We were assured The other day by one
who has dealt largely 10 il, that nearly
II not quite a quarter Of a million bushels
Of Corn had been shipped easi trom the
ports in ihis county this season. Aud
sal their are buyers IN The market giving
ihry-seVen-and-a. half cents per tushel
f0T Old corn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Harper's New Monthly, Ballou's Mag.
anne. Beadle's Monthly, Ladies Friend,
Athalie Monthly. Hours al Home, and
WaVerly Magazine for November just
received aud tor sale al Marsh & Co. :
News Depot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
One Hundred Dollars, Reward viii

One Hundred Dollars, Reward will
be aid BY Messrs. Z. . Clark & Co.,
for a ~, dlclne HAT will cure coughs COLDS
Group. whOoprDg cough, or relieve con-
sumpive cough as quick as Goes Cough
R,l,a,. lie; all readers know that I, es
Dyspepsia Cure Will certainly cure me
worst Cases Of dyspepsia ID existence viii
sop pain after ealing as soon as You take
II, AID Is a must excellent article for all
diseases OF The stomach and bowels.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Isn't il wonderfully say the ladies
when hey see rhr Lamb KnitIing Ma
chine 10 oppera,ion, forming each arucie
IN the machine The sane as ty hand. ny
INCREASING or diminishing the number Of
lnnns
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

"eaeknOwlsdge The receipt from Hon
. Paddock. Sec. Of The Territory. of
copy OF The Revised S,atu,es Of Ne
T,asEa, They do credit to the codi6er.
non, Z E''aorOOk; aud are neatly done
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Last Sunday the ST. 10. s. H. r R.
Faeke's Denver aud Colorado steamed
passed 'h's place with banner, flying and
music playing, having on board the Q
r i. excursion parry. This road is
DO" flashed to the 100 h meridian three
months sooner thau agreed On.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Evan WorIhing has just received his
fall supply Of Liquors. etc., comprising
the choicest trands ia The market. His
6 pck is large. aud be wall give especial
ausniioh TO wholesalelng to country
houses Call AMI ob-a.u your outfits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25
philadelphia FUening Bulletin Editorial,
SEPT. Is. 1865.
Hell M BOLD s.
Genuine Preparations.

His Solid and Fluid Extracts ethbody
the full strength Of the ingredients OF
which they are named. They are left
to The inspection of all. A ready and
conclusive lest of their properties will be
a comparison with those set forth in the
United States Dispensa,oiy. These rem
edies are prepared by H. T. Helmbold, "a
druggist of sixteen yeaes' experience in
this city. and We believe them to be re-
liable ; in fact, we have never known an
article lacking merit to meet with a per-
manent success, and Mr.. Helmbold's
success is certainly prima facie evidente.
His Drug and Chemical Warehouse. 10
the city Of New York, is not excelIed. if
equaled, by any IN the country. and we
would advise our readers, when visiting
that city, TO give him a call, and Judge
for themselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Much emigration is constantly coming
10. induced here by The general good
Leslth Of this community. which ~ a
a great measure ~ owing 10 The Pure
Drugs aud Medicines constantly kept al
McCrsef,'s Cly Dn,g Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Twenty dollars a week are allowed by
he Government 10 provide the table Vi
J JEFFERSON DAVIS. al Fortress Monroe,
with articles thai are not furnished III
The regular ratious of The garrison.
rms Is The way ia which The prisoner Is
starved"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

70 aH WAOm q MGB Concern
N"iiee A. Ler, b. gwen that ar Instrument OF writing
RelpoTLng 10 &c The last wiil and iestame q Of Feed
sasck Wltasm Bret never. deceased has been 'oHo--
reg IN TIE Probate & inrt = Mem har nnty, Nebras-
- IerIltory and that have appoin-edt tn - dN Of
NoNemoer A, d. 1865 II 10 O'Clock A N at the
s,u rom in BrpNhvilie In said county and Territory
'e pne and place for proving TIC ssme
g. ". FAIRBR )THER
-ida Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-25

Wheat has been a splendid crop in Ne
bruska lhis year and IS bringing a good
Hiee. Immense quantities have been
ADD are beng shipped from every point
IN The TeTrneIy. Fr,m hts punt aloue
over % 600 bushels have been shipped
SINCE harvest, aud sill buyers are hunt
o ing II Up, and farmers are bringing il IN.
The signs Of our progress are cheering.