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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26


ance will be promptly answered.
Headquarters, for the present, a
McCOmas' Drug Store, where one o.
the ether may be found when not profes
sion0lly engaged. Messages left there
will be promptly attended to.
For choice Family Flour go to Bliss
Fell, Cloth and Hoop Skirts at
THEO HILL s. CO.'S.
Choice New York Factory Cheese a
SWAN & BROS.
For Holiday Presents go to
VIM. ROSSELL'S
Ladies' Furs, the best variety in the
market, cheap for cash, at
VIM T DENIS
The Weather.-Thursday afternoon
clear and frosty. Friday morning clear
and cold, getting cloudy towards night,
during which we had a sleer and snow
storm, freezing as ii fell. Saturday morn.
ing cloudy and mild, sleighing and ska,-
ing brisk. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday mild and plea SAINT. To.
day came in bright and clear.
Coal Oil.-Holladay & Co., will sell
best White Coal OIL at so cents a gallon
until further notice.
Flour, Feed and Produce at the
P. q. Store.
Ermine, Fitch, Canada and Russian
Sable Furs, at Theo. Hill & Co.'s.
Fresh large Raisins, Cur rants, Spices
Sc, at SWAN &-BRO'S.
Bliss at the P. G. Store is selling Flour
at $3.50 per 100.
FIannels-plain, stripped and hecked
at THEO. HILL & cos.
The Tableax, at the Episcopal
Church, last Monday, under the man
agement Of Prof. Decker, was a perfect
success.
Senator Upton, hale and hearty,
reached his home in this city to-day, to
stay oyer the holidays.
The River closed at this point last
Friday night, several parties crossed Sat
urday and Sundey. Il broke up Monday
night.
Died-Tuesday morning, December
Oath, 1867, in Brownville, Nebraska,
JAMES OLIVER Carson, son of Jon. l..
and Mary Carson, aged 3 years, 2
months and l5 days.
MaFried-At the Star Hotel on the
10Th, by Judge Morgan, Perry Godfree
and Lorinda M Ebbs, both of this county.
AT the residence of the BRIDES father
o n the oath, by Judge Morgan, David
Frazier and Sarah Banks, both of this
county.
Gentlemen Don't Mistake the
Place to buy your Otter and Beaver
! Skin Caps and Fur Collars; and where
is the place? AT VIM T Denis SO per
cent less than cost
School Books of all kinds found al
McCreery's for the High School.
Cloak Ornaments-all kinds-at Hill''
Boots and Shoes in variety at
TEAR & CO.'S.
Bliss at the P G Store sells Buck
wheat Flour at So per hundred.
Ladies Don't You KnOW-That "
T Den Is selling Shawls and Furs Hood
and Gloves a. half price.
Patent Churns and Sleigh Shoes at
J c DEUSER'S.
Dress Trimmings-Bugle, Bead an
Gimp, at THEO. HILLS cos.
H. G. Lett, Land Agent, BrOwnville
Nebraska.
Cash paid for Corn In any quantit
at the P G Store.
Fine Ladies and Gents cotton an
wool hose at THEO. HILL & cos
500 pounds Fresh Butter and 600 doz
WIN t DENIS.
Farmers Don't You Know It.
, That w T Den pays the highest marke
price in cash for Corn, Pork and Hide
in Brownville
Toy Books and Albums suitable fC
Christmas Presents, az T G Hackers.
Five Brood Mares with foal) for sal
/, by A. p. COGSWELL.
q Pared Peaches, Blackberries, Cher
ries &c, a. SWANS BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26
The undersigned propose to sell News
lfter the LIST day Of January for the FOL.

Saint Louis and Chicago DailiesSS
per month or 5 cts a single copy.
These rules will be strictly adhered
to until further notice.
A D MARSH. News Dealers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26
KENTUCKY STATE
i OTTE r. Y!
The only LeFalized Drawing Of the kind IN
the United States.
Grand Holiday Drawing
Class y Dee. 3Isf.

No more acceptable and appropriate present can
be made to a mother, wife, danghtsr, husband or
father, than a ticket in the Kentucky State Lot
terry. II has long been acknowledged that IL offers
greater inducements tothe purchasers Of tickets
than any other legalized lottery in the world. The
December scheme SURPRISES, IN grandeur, anything
Of fbe kind ever presented to The public i dis.
tributes S~l31,650. The capital prize is $50, 900,
insuringa handsome fortune to the lucky holder of
tn corresponding ticket. Hundreds Of attested
instances, similar to the folio Eing are almost daily
occurring; "Aiss Mary Rus ell Milford, who died
in 1875, when only ten years Of age, gained ,asa
prize in a lottery, the handsome sum Of ten thou
sand pounds, OF fifty thousand dollars. The ticket
which drew this magnificent sum, was presented %
her by her father, Dr.. Milford, enc Of tie most
prominent men and judges Of the time" How many
homes would be frightened By a similBr success in
the GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING Of the KEN
tUekyState Lottery, on December 3lst, 1867.
rnm IN DHTU-1
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26
LIST OF PRIZES

Prizes amounting to S230,65O,
$4,000 NUMBERS AND 7ss PRIZES.
Tickets SO, Halves Sc, Quarters So.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

c,,;es # this weeks adUertiSer can
~ al this Office and at the News
.nols.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

r. The above MAGNIFICENT sIEGLE-NUMBER
LOTTERY Will be drawn IN PUBLIC, IN OOVINGTON,
KY, by sworn Commissioners, at one o'clock p. NJ
at the corner Of Fourth and Scott SIS. The KENTUCKY
State Lotteries are no Gift Enterprises, but responst-
bic Money Lotteries, that have been conducted for The
past thirty years, and are drawn undar the authority
OF a charter from the state, and bonds are giveE Tor
the payment Of ali prizes. The drawings are publish
ed in The New YORK Herald and Cincinnatti Commercial
Circulars Of Lotteries drawing daily sentby appuca-
tion to the Managers.
Address AL orders for tickets 10
MURRY, EDDY & CO.,
CoVington, KY.
60 Agents Wanted 81 49 ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Saturday, the
18th day of January, t86 at l O'Clock, p. M, Of
said day, l will offer for saIci at public auction, at
the front entrance Of MePbersOn's Hall in Brown
vile, Nemaha county, Nebraska, that being the
place in which the hast term Of the District Court
for said county Of Nemaha was held the follow
inc described real estate, tO-Nit
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

Ladies' Furs, the best variety in the
market, cheap for cash, at
VIM T DENIS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

Choice New York Factory Cheese at
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

5nurEILLE, THURSDAY, DEC. %, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26
A CARD.-DRs. CRANr & TnAcY


A CARD.-DRs. CRANE & Tracy,
Physicians aud SurgeOns-Having en-
tered into cOparlnership, offer their pro-
fessional services to the citizens Of
BrOwnville and vicinity.
Chronic diseases of all kinds, and
those requiring an operation, will be re-
ceived and attended to, and we presume
as %skillfully, (having had a great deal of
experienced as can be obtained any.
where else.
Calls and consultations from a dis.
ance will be promptly answered.
Headquarters. for the present, at
McCOmas' Drug Store, where one or
the ether may be found when not profes.
s%iOnOlly engaged. Messages left there
will be promptly attended to.
For choice Family Flour go to Bliss.
Fell, Cloth and Hoop Skirts at
THEO HILL s. cos.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

For Holiday Presents go to
VIM. ROSSELL'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

In the line of Fruits, Nuts, Confec-
tioneries, Oysters, Cake Spices and fur
nishings, etc., VIM. Rossell cant be ex-
celled, for quality or c~heapness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

90 Bushels Black WaInuts for sale at
the P. G.. Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

McCreery has for sale at the City
Drug Store a large variety of Christmas
Presents. Call and see them before it
is too late.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

Nick. Nacks and Chicken Fixins and
all kinds of Goodies for the Holidays
at the P G Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

2 Dwelling Houses and 10 Town Lots
for sale cheap. Enquire of Bliss at the
P q Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

Pared Peaches, Blackberries, Cher.
ries &c, at SWANS BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

Fell, Cloth and Hoop Skirts at
THEO HILL s. CO.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

Five Brood Mares with foal) for sale
by A. P. COGSWELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

You will fndatthe genuine New York
Factory Cheese at the P G Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26
80 EDITOR.

n.s5s. Mortgages, Executions, kepleElns'
BsnE License, &c. SC. &c. for sale at this Once
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

To enjoy the Holidays get one Of
those good, substantial. fashionable and
elegant suits of Clothing at
DORSEY & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26
Word for BrOwnVIlIe.

p,oUnvIlIe is the County Seat of Ne
d, County, and situated about the
ALE of the county, north aud south
T,bs river. She numbers now a pop
III, close onto 5000. These are
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

A new lot of Jugs, Jars, Churns and
all kinds of Crockerp at
THEO. HILL & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

Blankets Blue, Green Red and White
THEO. HILL & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-26

Toy Books and Albums suitable for
Christmas Presents, az T G Hackers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05
A. Ii. CROSBY, n. d.

MApcunsssA, n. b Nay. lese.
Messss. F. l., WAllAcs = Oo.-8st my nAns
down smooe those who have used your pfOps-
seal seAsss, but give yosse The dssidsa prefer.
snee. kse eslina 1pea the heir. 10 reseoeiaG ~
color. 10 quick and durable, and - dressing u
y supurb.
D. u. X. BousstIs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

HARTWEL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY =

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INSURANCE AGENCY n
r. 9gMpooM 4 co.,:
Aatual Benefit Life Inss Ce1p'1,
Assess. ers. see. sse. IS
continental Fire lass Company,
Assc,.. o. $50 49,
Securlty Fire lns. Company.
Assets, q. SIS 80.
Issuraace %. d North Aner1So
/. Assets. u. $500.
Leflllard Fire Insurance % !,
Assess, ~ 49, 80. -,
NeStA American Fire l1es Oe0SyS
A..ess. seyets.- u.
Commerce Fire insurance CO.
h w As.ess. esse. 80. -
TraveIers' lns. Co., u C1I6aess
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,iasto0n9 fsnveirs sish. Sun eoFoses 49, oe4oOs
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

Fa0OT
NATloNAL BANK
ANN
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T>niS DANk THE FIRST nArl0NALRANx
- - commence business il The Usited assosal
eoottnuse to
BUY I SELL EXCHANGE
oe ne ncee tavosabls terms -makinr collections
- 81 sccsssibls p0inta, and draws - Iii the
prominent places IN the United States: deals
Geld Coupons nssa Gold ava
&tlres. Coins,
AID makes its swa Sl0Hr % rlME DRAFTS
% over 200 cisiss and sovxs in
8nglands 0Cotland, ireland,
sad On he continent Of Europe.
u peys Ne ht0hest meshet price for all Of the
maturing ~ eospons. and has constantly on
hand ell ths variety Of
GOLD BEARING BONDS
iossd By NE U. 8. 0svsesosat. This Bsnk is
Ooposaeoey q - Habllc Naonles
- 80 Ql0Aoo6 0U0soo.
We eass 10 psstiss VIE sahsssibs fsr Ne s.oo
10 Redeem NE Counons q Ne.
tarity, Free q CAafgS.
Alsw iaasssstts dsAs % I'll ssd year. ovs
pss ssas: lseal tssAes sotss. wAs1kee
saas - With - without scupeas.
- This Bass rssyssea.,ly ss,s.ss Deposits
g esssccs eesouat. OF % sss(1cs1s u lspssie
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

fU1XDUR8a6 OIBlcEt
@NA MANcuusVsa, Mesch 10, leoo.
Mesaea r. Z. WAllAcs COL - vsol -
QuaisssA With sevsral Of he leoAiag ei1ieeae Of
Tits city Who hsve used your Her neeeseo1ive
. perfect oGolsfacsion. have el6o uss0 = NJ
oelf. - 60 eheeffally recommend u = boaog
Ne bess sestsae u moTkee.
II. r. OuAssuw,
Gig 1roaourss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05


4 ssssible snsssf csims hsa tsss ssms -.
ieAs h Nevada, A brsshsf end slS1sf
uamed DAviA end Margaret Smith, have
been living 70 man aud wife, and the womsn
has had NO less than two children, WHO we're
probably murdered and buried under the
houss. Their rsmains we're found and the
parties confessed their guilt. They were
sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
Darcy MCGEE. the leading radical politi.
clan Of Canada, has delivered . furious
speech. in which he 'spitshss into. the
United States for buying the Russien ics>
bergs, and calls for a armament Of ths
whole people.
The Austrian minister has called on Sec
rotary Seward tn ask IN reference 70 the
probable fa>e of Naxiuihans Ths lsbaieieg
Sscyseoy esss hisn stSsAsssfalis Sososeioe
that it Nan biz bsiief MAJ, would be hung!
Since April the commissioner Of the gen.
eral land Office has transmitted for delivery
to passntses 9, 4SS pstsnes fos iAnda seld ~
cash snd locsted With bounty wsrrant6 and
Agricultural college scrip.
A San Francisco banker having half .
million dollars to send to Canton, bought q
bark for less than the steamship demanded
a. freight on his treasure.
The President hiss accepted the invitation
to visit Boston on Sc. Johns day, the cath
of June, when tho dedication Of the Ma
sonic Temple will take place.
John McDssitt ran $50 atbilhasds during
q practice game with Phelaa the other eye1s
ing. The next | est legitimate gun on
pocket table il 6Sl, made BY the same play.
er, and the next best ISL, made . (ew days
sincs By Joseph Dion. Edward Dsnisla,
sx.ebampion Of Massachusetts, run 429, tho
other day, during . practice game 81 the
Aslodeen in Boston. s-sft
RxPrsuArsp.-The Radical Herald, Of
Cleveland, Expresses the feueWing u Thad.
Stevens, The man whs would politically am
nihilats al those that differ from his teach-
ings: "steveos has come 10 be . mere
mArpiot The eeSnsfy could pardon Mn,
on accouns Of his age. II his uSischiss00stn-
tsrmsdduag aAested oAly indlvi0ssl sints>
rests; but when the peace Of the country
and the honor Of Congress ass q staie, the
offence besomee - heiaess- -, - demand
the Indignant project Of svsvy UsnWto 10
honest q HE ssdnvess 1t rscunetSuctisn,
% Who believes in the fal6llmest - dslib-
crate pledge Stevens has become .. sour
old man. seeking con6seAtion Of rebsl prop
csty 10 revenge toe the Ices Of his iear mill
and1thoreUghly embittetsd ~ the reception
Of hia last speech on copnseation, which
Congress allowsd . reading ct the Clerks
desk, but which fell on Ne souptry Ssnsr-
ally - ooisslsssly and = 6at - Ssttsn
squash" ,......
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

TIE RAINING Tnss-Ths Island Of Tier.
70 is one Of the largest Of the Canary Group
and il hes received ils same on aeseuae d
ito iron bound soil. through which no river
or streams flow. Il kae aiee but very few
wells, - st1oss not very good. Bet The
grsas Pfseervsf ard 6ustaines Of all, rene.
dice this inconvenisncs 10 I way % extraos
dinsry that hs gives in this usdsniabls
Decentralization in his wonderful goddess.
In the midstof the island there grows .
tree. the leaves Of which are long and mare
row, and continue 10 constant verdure win
ter and summer, and the branches are COW
cred with cloud which 10 never dispelle' i,
but resolving itself into moiature, causes 70
fall irm its leaves very clear water, in
such abundance that sisterns placed at ito
foot TO receive il are never empty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

Or the money will be refunded.
AZ this preparation 10 comparatively new 10
this country. the propsistors prssoat the
Testimonials
Of well known persons a. 10 Its excellence.
DIRECTIONS IN FRENCH AND Ex0LlsH.
CONCORD, June l, 1859.
Msssns. r. L. wALLAcs d Gothic secood
invoice Of your valuable prepar alton for the hair
was duly received, and, in compliance with your
request. am happy to assure You that II has
more than answered the expectations excited by
The Of the hrst bottle. Ii answers the pur
pose required most perfectly. and u scs.orer
and cleanser the hair IL is only equsied BY it's
qualities ~ a cooling and healthy appiicat TO
tbe scalp.
A. Ii. CROSBY, NJ. d. i
MANCHESTER, N. II June 90, 1880.
Messrs. F. l.. WALiAcs d Co, Gents-i have
used "Dr. Chsussier's Empress for the Hair, I"
and am pleased with the results. lind II che
purest aud cleanest article have ever seeu.-
II is all that 1t claims TO be 10 every respect.
LEONARD FRENCH. ND.
LAScAs.sa, Msy 80, leee.
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used your prepafation for the hair, and lad u
the clcanest and best preparation for the hair
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

bAN WtnE kOB FkRAAO.
Every family 4 - season. should sse
spEEKS zNBURG PORT NINE.
Celebeseed b Hsrcps - ~ medicinal md heneeeal
qualities, ligAly b s.lnsnt 50
n EarOpenn ara A0al1e@ uoouitals, 81 b. so0e
of,ne nrse faHIleoA n1sDpe - AmsflcasF
AS A TONlCElt re- - eqonl, causing IN appeUe,
and puldine up The sDsos beng entirsy apsfs wsne
As ADyURETIdE Iiimpase healthy aelioa oftAe
GLANDS. Eiineve ed UGlnssy 0fRaD. Wy booeoool
IN Drousy Oout and Rheunatsc aneeneos:
sPE6kS WINE = pare article nC0 ne Jsice o.
the Pors dsape. possssssng aodica prolsriss sSps.
nor 10 nv o0hsr wiae In &C. I'D - e1eeissnt article
Tor oil vesk and deb tstea peeeons ane ~ aged sno
infrm, Improving ne sppstass and oenen'us 'aois'
-" T, WIZ Il oncs, and you Win noe be decesyed.
~ B. snse ihe dsnatusc Il Allied sFAn ose'
sold - drserists ana oil Arsteases desless; w
| slso se,i tie CksTBLLA PORT BRANDT . cno.e'
oid article, iaported only By NJ. spess dsses HOE
''s ~ suppied BY wholesale ds.egi. Y Ne,
| Yoek 800 lkiiadeiphla and st. LouN. Ane ~ =
| sPEIR q Fl ylnsyafd u New S0sey. soP>
| C(lics. - HgSe1way, Nov Tcek. -xp~e
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

Ienf remedy but emOIIienA
wssstv svciinr and eAec I've be taken BY the
oldi-t person or Youngest child.
lfyou have Cold II ever slight. do not fail %
give the Balsa trial ~ the very low prizes ut which
nieecd bYrgs Ia the reach of every one, that they
msy always cp il conven icnt for use.
The tlp.ely ola % cent bottle will often prove
II 10 be worth ono hundred times ifs cost.
dHwiy Sold ny all druggists.
RrCKEL & HsNDEI. Psop're New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05
8o0To ON.


Ae( frn9e Francois, OF French Dr0o-
sing. for Ladies' Childrsn'e Boots and shoes tha
have become red or rusty and rough by WEARING aad
are recs0ed 10 perfect and black with
much iuefre % when leaving the leathoe eo end
paee and what ieof RfcatimpoFtance 70 the ladssis
WILL NOT nun OPT wagH wnS. AND SOIL fHs sxiDss.
travelling Hays. T'runl<~. Carriage,
Tops and Anc Harnesses. are made 10 Iooh
Com ~ Exw.
Ladies' and Childfencan dress their own boots with.
out ecinR their hsndss. Try one bottle and you III
never be without supply Off In the house,
Aek Jour shoe dealer for e.
1P BROWN & CO. Iroprietors, Manufacturcre
Of Blackinge and DFeepnge 81 ali kinds 4 leather
Once, 1tax MIN street. Boston octsi-dIv
Rof sale bY PARKS q HOSMER
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-05-17
CIR i NJ N IST.

l. State vs.. Louis Mohring. Indictment
for burglary. Dismissed.
2 State VS.. James Bemis. Indictment for
nuisance. Dismissed.
3. State VS.. James B. Kavenaugh. In.
dictment for assault with intent TO kill. Con-
tinued.
4. State Vs. Thomas Cottrell. RecognizS
ance. Judgment against defendant.
s. State VS.. VIM. Branlow and C. II. Bar.
low. Continued by Grand Jury.
6. State VS.. Alvah Firman, Sarah Firman
and John Cordel. Indictment assault with
intent to kill. Plead guilty to assault and
battery. Alyah Firman fined 500; Sarah
tirman $40; John Cordel S.. Costs equal
ly divided between defendants.
I. State vs.. John Fortner. Plead guilty
Of larceny to the amount of SIS. Plea ac-
cepted. Judgment, in consideration of age
OF defendant, and mitigating circumstances
presented to the Court, that the defendant
be confined in the common jail for the term
of ten days.
.. State VS.. S. Jasper Curtis, P. Alonzo
Shaffer and VIM. l.. Southworth. Defend
ants s. Jasper Curtis and Wm. L. South.
worth, appeared in open Court and plead
guilty to larceny:of property under the value
of $l5. Plea accepted. In consideration of
mitigating circumstances, and the youthful
age Of defendants. judgment that defendants
each pay fine of $40 and half the costs Of
prosecution. p. Alonzo Shaffer broke Jail.
10. State VS.. N. Frank Blake. Dismissed
by Grand Jury. Defendant discharged and
sureties released.
IL. State VS.. VIM. G. Cummings. Indic,.
ment, assault with intent to commit bodily
injury. Continued.
l3. State vs.. John Wholehan. Indict.
ment, poisoning horses. From Faye,,e Co.
Continued.
IA. State VS.. Thomas Goodin. Sr, and
Thomas Goodin, Jr. Appeal. Continued.
10. State VS.. Marion Congdon. Indict.
ment, assault with intent to commit bodily
injury. Not arrested. Continued.
l6. State VS.. Thomas Cottrell. Indic..
mens, larceny. Pleads not guilty. Trial by
Jury. Verdict not guilty. Defendant dis
charged.
IL. State vs. John Asborn. Indictment.
assault with intent to commit rape. Change
OF venue from Delaware Co:
ls. State vs.. s s Taylor. Appeal Or.
dered that judgment be entered against sure.
ties on appeal bond, for amount Of fine and
costs adjudged against defendant at the Nav
Term, 1866.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-05-17

DR.. Baldwin Il W. X. Harding have com,
Inenccd building double store at the cor
ner of Douglas and Main Streets. Tho
work IS in the hands Of men of spirit and
enterprise, and We have no doubt but tha,
the block will be a credit to the town.
Messrs. Flowers Hanson, are engaged
IN building general store on Main Street
These gentllmen say they hayc Travelled
through agood portion Of Iowa, and find
more Inducements, in Jesup than in any
place they have been. Sensible to the last.
gentlemen.
DIR. Moody lately from Frccport. ILL.,, has
recently located here. He has done a
good business since he came here, and our
word for it, lie is skillful dentist and a
finished gentleman.
Jno. j. Daly has removed his law office TO
his new rooms over Hodges Store, in the
same building with DR.. Moody.
There is a general complaint among our
farmers regarding the backward state Of the
weather. Oh, for one CLEAN of sunshine. /