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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-16
THE DISPATCH
TERMs or ADvEETus1NG !:

TIE MEETING or THE SURvIvINa MEN.
BNKs or THE HowrzER BATTALION called
TO take place at the Tobacco Exchange on
last evening was largely attended, and
Colonel John C. Shields was called to pre-
sids. Mr.. George Christian was elected
secretary. On taking the chair, Colonel
Shields paid q feeling, truthful, and touch
inc trib,Ite to General q. w. Randolph. :
ON motion of Captain Hudnall, COM
mittee of three was appointed 70 dlsIt 70,
solutions appropriate TO the occasion sno
The character Of the deceased. After =
short sbeonce, the committee, composed OF
Captains Hudnsll, Smith, and Palmer TO
ported the following
Resolred, That we, the survivin9 com,
rades Of the old Howitser basts1ion y,
Richmond, feel In the death Of Generai
George Wythe Randolph not only tnas
loss which the community at large sus-
tains In the death Of q great and g0od ciu-
eel, but that bereavement which toucnes
mons hearts when they lose one VINO nss
been associated with them in relations de-
velopiDg the strongest emotions Of friend
ship and respect.
As the founder Of tho TIowitzer orssti.
zation, and as the leader Of It from the
camp OF instruction into the smoke Of
battle, we followed him with enthusiastic
tevo.ion, and cherished ell Q soldiers
pride In the laurels shich clustered gpon
his brow. In his death we recognize the
loss, not only Of an illustrious Virginian
who was true in al the responsibilities OF
life. but of o friend who was endeared to
us by many ties and tender recollections
of dangers and privatlons shared with us.
To the memory of this Christian soldier
and distinguished civilian we humbly offer
that tribute of respect which Is due 70
lofty intellect, heroic courage, and spotiess
integrity. III, n
Resoiusd, That with more than ordinary
solicitude we hereby tender to his De-
reaved widow the sySpathies of those VINO,
In view of the scenes Of the past, next 10
herself have the highest claim ss nourners
at his tomb.
Resolved, That these proceedings DO
published in the Richmond and Chafiottes-
Vile papers, and that a copy Dc trans
mitted to the widow Of the deceased.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, after
expressing the thanks Of the surviving
members of the battalion to Messrs. Har-
veys & Williams for the use Of the Ex-
change.
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ARREST OF II. RIyEs PoLLARD.-Mr. Ii.
Rives Pollard was arrested yesterday upon
the Central train Immediately upon its ar
rival, in obedience to peace warrant
issued by Recorder Regnault, charging HIM
with threatening the life Of Thomas IL.
Wynne, Esq. He was conveyed TO the
second station house, where he gave bail
in the sum Of s3O0-Judge Ould acting as
his security-for his appearance before the
Mayor this morning.
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Cow THEFr.--C. Britt and Charles
Thompson, small negro boys, were arrest
ed yesterday for stealing COW from John
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lish-no hat to hand round for contribu-
tions. He related the stors of the ase-of
the man who induced the little bow to turn
the grindst0ne while he ground his axe.
praising him the while as being a very
handsome boy, almost as strong as man /;
and when the edge was put upon the axe,
and the boy nearly exhausted with turn
ing, he said to him, You may go, you lit
tie ugly rascal, you win be whipped for
.tayinp from school," The story was sig
nifcant, and readily applied by all.
DR.. Burrows said many of you have
come to the conclusion that rebels ought
not to vote. Many voices" Yes."l |
thought so, said DR.. B. He then described
rebels as constituting almost the entire
body of the white people-men who were
as true to all their relations, all their obll-
cations, as any who ever lived in the world.
They were now Union men, loyal to the
Federal Government, acquiescing in the
laws, and for securing to the colored man
his rights. Were all these men to be
ostracised? Are you all in favor of this !
MANY voices" No-many Of us opposed
to it'll Yes, am certain Of it. If you
we're motif you all were for disfranchising
all the whites, this would be war and not
peace between the black man and the
white man.
DR.. Burrows made several excellent
points in his address. He urged the CO.
lored people to submit to no mans dicta-
tion as to who they should vote for; but
to rely on their own judgment-to seek
out the best men, the most honest, tried,
and trusted. In this sentiment his audi
tors expressed their hearty concurrence.
He urged them to avoid, as a great ca
lamity, the separation from the whites, and
to reject all advice that tended to that re-
suit. They should mix with the whites,
and vote with them for reasons similar to
those which governed the whites. There
should be black Democrats and white
Democrats-black Republicans and white
Republicans.
In the course of his remarks black
preacher, who seemed well indoctrinated
by Hunnicutt, asked the Doctor if he did
not say in his pulpit that the black man
was only fit to be newer of wood and
drawer of water? The Doctor replied,
never. The preacher said he had seen it
in a newspaper. Yes, the Nep Ndtton,' y
said the Doctor; "it was untrue. never
said it," The preacher, who was uncivll
in his speech, and had not the politeness to
take his hat off, was called upon to do so
by the crowd. He did it until the CONVEX
sation ended, and stuck it on again, and
coolly sat down.
DR.. Burrows concluded with the express
sion of his thanks for the attention paid
him, and the meeting adjourned.
There were evidently bad spirits pre-
sent-evil white persons who were fam
ming prejudices and passions, and prompt
ing the colored persons to say things that
otherwise they would not have thought
of. They were handled pretty sharply,
as they deserved to be. The ball has
been opened-the colored people have
something to think upon now, and the
discussion should be kept up. 1t is due
to them and the community that they
should not be left altogether to the men
who are now misleading them.
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CLOVER HILL COMPANY, (
ID ,u,,n>D Anil IN 1877

CLOVER HILL COMPANY,
RICHMOND, April 10, 1867. }
Dear Sir,-I sincerely thank you in be.
half of this company and Of the bereayed
families at the pits for your sympathy
with them in their overwhelming atfiiction.
Your contribution Of one hundred dollars
to their relief is touching evidence oi
your commisseration for the destitute ana
afflicted, and must awaken for you tue
prayers of the pitiable mourners.
am, with great respect,
Very truly yours,
WILLIAM II. AACPARLAND.
General Joseph r. anderson, President Of
the Tredegar Iron Works.
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H1AR-so barrels just recsivsd on con.
sisnmsai for sale ios ey - In
spi A
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIArURB ALMAsAC-APgI 10, 1897.
sun r,.s. 52sI Noon sets. ........ AL
snn ssts .. eJ2 High tide, A. NJ. 3.1
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Is 1851.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, msr-
ehandiss and passengers, q. y, Watson.
steamer STATE Of Maryland, rrsvers. Baltimore,
me re andise and passengers, ID: W Cunis.
steamer vifgfnis, Alien, Phtladslphis, msr-
cha ndiss and passenger, w. =. Porter.
Schooner Bee, Hsarn, Phtlsdeiphis, coal, y. d.
Schooner J. J. Little, Little. Philadslphis, as
sorted cargo, captain.
British bsrqus lnpsrsdor, Curtin. Philadslphia,
In ballast, Asxsil, Crsnsbaw 4 Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. nasr-
ehAndise and passenger, L. b. TAtum. -,
Schooosr Hattie C0onbs, Driukwstss, nostoiA'
Light. g,-Jw
YYlow.
sshoonsn Masy J. piahsI, Yishsr, Phiisssipnia ,;
Dick Williams, -; and a. Truas. :. NJ
Boston. Also, two Others. whose nsnea $500 az
reported. Ali are expected up early IN" noiA'De'
nExoRAspA.
| Steamship Peruvian, Glover, from L"s'P''
arrived In Norfolk on the iiih instant o.., Bsll
/ BALIInoRR, April B,-Cearec, seno
Conway Skinner. for Richmond. o,n.r. Noon
| EAyAxsAH, April u.-ClsAr.d. gee" snd John n
lpsht Iustin with $50 tons old irop ion q, EisS
Lee BrinnelL With 2ss tons oia noA' w. "A
/ mond. xaxlru
NEW YosK, April
marie, kichmona.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To Mr.. Spalding,
of the Southern Express.
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SEE 4TH PAGE FOR OTHER "LocAL MATTERS" :"
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Serious Academia serious aeci-
dent happened to one Of our citizens last
Monday morning. While the Steamer
Colorado was al our wharf, some one on
the cabin deck was handling a pistol,
when il vent off the ball passing down
among the crowd standing OF the wharf
and wonnding Mr.. Connor in the LEFT
arm. The ball passed under the arm
and within a few inches of the heart ye;
inficting only painful flesh wound in
the muscle of the arm. Search was
made for the reckless owner Of the pis-
lol but be was not to be found.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Among The many distinguished and
energetic men congregated 10 this city
BY reason of this being Court week, We
notice the genial and good natured eOun.
tenance of A. J. Ritter, the merchant
prince Of 81. DeFoin, in this county. But
one glance is necessary to assure any
good judge Of physiognomy Of Mr.. Ritz
ter's success be is good natored, accom-
~modasing and always Keeps a rOusing
stock Of General Merchandise, and sells
at prices within the reach Of all. He
must succeed. and has all the qualities
necessary 10 success. May be win!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
E. w. THOMAS, sec'y.

John G. DeuSeF has in store the
largest,mos complete aud latest improv-
ed stock Of Cook Stoves, ever brought to
this market. For sale cheaper than the
cheapest, for cash only. Also a late i'm
proved horse power Corn Mill, to crush
the corn, cob and all. The Victory SOr-
ghum Cain Mill, Cooks Evaporator. All
sises Of Sheet Iron for sugar boilers,
large Cast Iron Kettles from ten to fofly
gallons. Post Augers, Fence Wire, Sc.
All Cheap for Cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Precinct COnYentIOn.--Al The Pre-
cinci Republican Convention for this Pre-
cincl, held in this last Saturday, the fol-
lowing Delegates we're chosen:
RSHanniford, Ed Smith John Strain
Geo Grow, J w Coleman. J @ A Smi.h
Wesley Penny. Charles Ware, S Fl
Clayton. C G Dorsey, Jno McPhersOn,
S M Rich, Jno L Carson, Fl NJ Akin
son, J S Church, J w Bliss, J CDeuser,
D H Mclaughlin, Ben Rogers, R w
Furnas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

1t FanlSheth AWaY.-Do U read
ers all understand that the genuine
Chemical Saleratas, made by D: B. De
Land & Co, is never eaten. In the
process of baking il all evaporates. lea
wing the bread light and pure. It has
been inflated but the counterfeit is not
easily dieposed Of. Use ii instead Of
Soda. 1t weighs l6 ounce to the paper f;
others weigh IA OF.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

A STIMuLxT1Nc ToNIe-LIFE BIr-
TERs.-GooGSheal is a blessing. The
way to enjoy such is 70 take a wine glass
full Of STRIcKLAKD's LIFE BlTTER two
or three times a day. They create a
good appetite. they strengthen The stom.
ach; they cure habitoal Consumption,
Nervousness. and Headache they
make the old feel young. If you wish
long life and good health. use SrRIcK.
LANDS LIFE BITTERs. For sale in bot
ties by Druggists, and by the drink at all
saloons and groceries. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
STRAY PONY

Strayed from The undersigned living in
Tecumseh, on the 15lh day Of August.
One black Horse Pony. four white feet,
bIazed face, one glass eye, 8 years old.
Any person delivering the animal TO me,
or any information that will lead to its
recovery viii be literally rewarded.
so 5t-p GEORGE w. RAMSEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Large MelOns-We are indebted
to Amos Hughes for a couple Of the
bughest Walermelons Of the season, the
Two weighing 100 pounds. They we're
whoppers, and we tender our sincere re-
CARDS for the same.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

You will always find a uH assortment
of the ysrylqtsst Newspapers and Mag
azines at The news Depot, in the Tele-
graph Building. "Bruinsn the manager,
is agreeable and always ready 10 accom-
mOdate you.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

DR.. j. H. Jordan, Indianapolis, Ind,
says: 81 have known DR. SIrickland's
Pile Remedy TO be thoroughly tested in
numerous cases during the past year, und
with perfect success in every i%nsiancs.-.-
And so il is 9Th his Remedy for Diar.
rhoea or Cholera. and his Cough Balsam.
They are all genuine and pure'',
40 If mn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Settled-We are pleased 10 learn
lhal The difficulty between ;he District
Court Of this District and ]. W. Bliss
nas been amicably seuled, aud that
Messrs Bliss & Hacker have received
authority 10 pen up their chickens. and
that they arc determined in spite Of all
obstacles 10 keep on hand the best coun-
Try produce the market affords in con-
nection with their choice stock Of Gro
ceres, Bully for Bliss
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Choice Land TO be SOld.-Mr. c.
Mcleod viii be 10 this city 10 about two
weeks to sell the N. W. quarter Of Sec
ton Is. Township A. Range is, in this
County. This land is situated about six
miles southwest Of the Nemaha river,
near wha; is known as Bixler's Creek, is
choice land. and will be offered at a
bargain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Auclloni 4uttIonll Anctl0n!!l
bliss viii sell . large lot Of Household
Furniture on Saturday nex The goods
are nearly new and win be sold without
reserve. If Court is il session he place
Of sale viii be on the corner Of Main and
First streets, if not, in front Of The p.
Green store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

PerSOnal.-AmOng the distinguished
gentlemen who are here to attend Court,
we acknowledge a visit to u sanetum
from Judge Mason. ex. Judge Dundy,
District Attorney Revis, and VIM. Nc
Lennan-whose card may be found in To-
days paper. Nebraska has cause to feel
proud of her array Of legal talent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Notice is hereby given that there viii
be a meeting Of the Walnut Grove Gem
eiery Association Of BrOwnville, Nebras-
ka, on the 23rd Of September, 1862, at
four o'clock P. NJ. at the Presbyterian
Church IN BrownvilIe. for the purpose Of
electing trustees and other officers for
said Association.
Aug 3lst, 1867.
Is. w. THOMAS. Sec'v.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

RaIney & LeWig.-See the new Ad-
vertisement Of this firm in another coli
umn. They have just received a rousing
stock Of new goods. Of all kinds. a first
class stock Of Dry Goods comprising ev-
eryihing. Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, and
everything that can be called for. They
also have a large stock Of ready made
Cloihipg IN this department. they are
determined not 10 be undersold, and
have a splendid stock Of goods. Call and
examine their outfit!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

We notice a neal residence going up
nearly south Of the NJ E Church. Sew
eral new residences have been put under
way since our last which we win notice
so soon we can learn the names Of the
the Proprielors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Swan & Bro, have during the pas,
week received a large addition to their
stock Of Groceries. Provisions and Wood
en- Ware. They are determined to keep
pace with the demand and keep the best
assorted stock in the market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

We will pay 75cIs a bushels for five
busheI of good ripe WldrG Grapes deliver
ed at this office. Less than TWO bushel
and a half ut a time not accepted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
Hartford Live Stock insurance

Hartford Live Stock Insurance
COmpany-We see hat this company
have established an Agency in this city,
presided over By Jas. McNaughtOni at
CarsOn's Bank. This is undoubtedly one
Of the greatest safeguards 70 the farmer,
or any q owning live stock, that ever
was originated. Il insures against loss
by Death or Theft. The risk by death
to a person having but a small supply q
stock, or say but the number Of horses
actually need, is too grea. not 10 be pre-
pared against, and add that Of loss By
theft, and it behOoves every mar 10 in
sure. This company has a capital Of
s50O,0O0, and is reliable ID every re.
spec,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

We have just made the acquaintance
OF Jas, M. Gilkson Of ST. Louis, now in
our city, looking up a site for a WhOle-
sale and Retail Grocery store. Mr..
Gl!kisOn has means and energy and will
make a valuable acquisition.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Mechanics, for your Tools call on
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

We are indebted to W G Glasgow for
a few specimens Of choice Apples raised
BIZ him on Bis farm in this Comfy
They are Of the Swar and Wine Sap
variety. and large Of their kind. SIR
Glasgow has a splendid fruit farm, pgob-
ably The second 10 the County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
RepLblicdn.

RepL6tlcdR.
Maine, Monday, September 9. For
Governor, Joshua l. Chamberlain.
Vermont, Tuesday, September 3D.
For Governor, John B Page.
Massachusetts, Governor Tuesday,
Nov. 9th. No nomination YET made.
New York, (SecreIary of Slate,)
Tuesday, November 9Th. No nomina-
ton yet made.
Pennsylvania. Tuesday, October, Sth.
For Supreme Judge, Henry w. Williams.
OhIo. Tuesday, October 8h. For
Governor, Rutherford B Hayes.
Kentucky, Monday, August 9th. For
Governor, Sidney NJ Barnes.
Tennessee, Thursday. August lst.-
For Governor, William G. Brownlow.
Wisconsin, Governor Tuesday No.
vember 9Th. No nominated made.
Minnesota, (Governor Tuesday, Oe-
tober Sth. No nomination made.
Iowa, Tuesday, October 8.h. Fo.
Governor, Samuel Merrill.
California, Wednesday. September 4ih.
For Governor, George G. Gorham.
DeD0cT0F.
Maine. Monday. September 9Th. Fol-
Governor, Eben F. Pill. bury.
Vermont, Tuesday, September Bird
For Governor, John L. Edwards.
Massachusetts, Governor, Tuesday
November, 9Th. No nomination made.
New York, (Secretery Of State, J
Tuesday, Nov, 9th. No nomination
made,
Pennsylvania, Tuesday Oct Sth. Fol
Supreme Judge, George Sharswood.
Ohio, Tuesday Oct, Slh. For Cover.
nor, Allen Thurman.
Kentucky. Monday, Aug. oh. FOi
Governor, John l.. Helm.
Tennessee, Thursday, Aug. Isl, Fol
Governor. Emerson Etheridge.
Wisconsin, (Governor Tuesday, Nov
9Th. No nomination made.
Minnesota. Governor, Tuesday, Oct
,lSlh No nomination made.
Iowa, Tuesday, Oct Ssh. For Cover
nor, Chas. Mason.
California. Wednesday, September 8
For Governor, Henry NJ. Haight.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

GralnI GraIn!!- Bedford & Co
pay cash for all kinds Of Gram, Bacon
and Lard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Farmers look 70 your INTEREST,"
Lumber at City Mills for $500 per bun.
dred feet, Shingles So. so per thousand
Flour at 4.50 per hundred. Highest
market price paid for Wheat and Corn
10 Cash.
MCPHERSON LEACH BRO s. eco.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

AChOlee Fruit Farm for sale. En-
euire Of ). w. BLISS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Salt at 81 per barrel for sale by
WORTHlNG & WILCOX.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

School BOOks-Just received q
large aud complete stock al
MM. II. McCREERY'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

We are authorized to announce The
name Of ]. w. Bennett as a candidate for
AatrimOny. Mr.. Bennett has a fine
farm, well stocked, a good two-s,Ory
house, and sees signs Of a severe winter
ahead.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

A full stock Of Self.Sealing Fruit Jars
and Cans Of the latest improved patterns
at NM. H. MeCREERY'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

HELMBoLDss EXTRACT BUCHU aud Improved
Rose Wash c ures secret and delicate disorders in El
their stages, at little expense, little OF no change
81 diet, no Inconvenience and no exposure. Ne is
pleasant il taste and odor, immediate in its action,
and free from all injurious properties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

gurEFTELD 4 EATON I2t Pin Street snd
; s. WILLIAMS, 81 Chestnut ST. y. F. cor. 6f1-
arc the auih0' zed Agent IL s. Louis for this
,,Der, viii attend to making collections and purehas
Is in the City 81 Louis
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

BRowEvILLE. THURSDAY, SEPT. y, 1867
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

All persons indebted TO the firm Of
Atkinson & Co, either by note or &C.
count. will please call and pay the same
al once.
All notes or accounts unpaid by the
18Th Of September will positively be left
with an Attorney for collection.
ATKINSON s. Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

w. w. Hackney has a large and
choice Stock Of Dry Goods and Notions,
backed by the determination TO sell low.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Wanted at RockpOrt Landing,
10000 Bushel Of Wheat,
5000 Bushel Of Corn,
5000 Bushel Of Oats,
5000 Bushel Of Barley,
For which we will pay the highest
market price in cash.
MUIR & BIXBY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

For your Tinware, 60 10
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12
0R qHRIaTTERE-.

frem Ito 1900, printed on separate slips % paper,
are eneiFcied win small tin tubes, and placed IN one
wheel. The prizes, o. wbich there ar0 555, varying a.
Shove from $4,000 70 $50, are similarly printed On
separate slips. ~eDcirciod, nHf placed o. anotler whesl.
me wheels are then revOlFei, and 4 Dum5er IL theh
Gra9n from ne wheel % uuubers, hnd fat ihe sams
time . prize o. drawn Eom ne other uheof. ne uum
Der ard grizo drawn ort are o2ened aud ENLISTED 81
TIE a~udierce, aud r~egistefcd tie Prize beinr piactl
against ths number drawn. T1is OrcraE5n IS repeafed
uHtt. AL the prizes az drawn cat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

who wants One.-A few Victoria
Cane Mills just received BY
j. c. Deuser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

McPherson's Block is rapidly APP
preaching completion; Nc. Is deter
mined to make ihis building second to
none in Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Removal I'VE will remove Our
business 10 McPherson's Row about Oc-
~ THEO. HILL & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

500 John Deere's Celebrated Moline
PlOWs. THEO. HlLL& co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Grain WGnted.-I will pay The high
est market price for Wheat, Corn, and
Oats.
S. SEEMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

For Chicago Dallies Of the 9th we are
indebted 10 Bruin," Of the Telegraph
News Depot. He keeps up with the
times in his line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

The following is a list of the more i'm.
portant State elections TO be held this.
year, with the names Of candidates, $50
far as nominated for the highest Offices
TO be filled in each Stale:
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Dalm Soap, CASTLE, Koain and Detersive Soap
1 and tho Celebrated Silver Gloss Starch st
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

A few more Goods al Cost at
BEDFORD g. CO.'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

dance a ]. G. Deussrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-12

Tile Florence Sswing Machine.
W. HENDERSON, agsnt.