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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-22

hlNG L THEODORE AS A W ARRIOR.--
The latest news received in England
from Abyssinia will 90 far toward
justifying before the people the action
OF the Government in deciding upon
war with Abyssinia, and will also
show that if the King should by any
means gain a victory over the British
forces, the prisoners whom he might
take would stand but a small chance
Of ever seeing either England or India
again. The stories Of his cruelty and
barbarity are almost beyond belief,
and if they are true there can be little
doubt that the English troops will be
welcomed and assisted by the Abys-
sinians themselves. Two expeditions
which he recently made resulted, in
one case in the burning of every one
of the inhabitants of an island, and in
the other in collecting 1900 of the in
habitants of a large city into five
large buildings and then burning both
buildings and inmates. Theodore
evidently believes in the policy of ex-
termination, and it is stated that there
is quite large section of territory
near his dominions that is not occu-
pied now by a single man, woman or
child, the engagements which the ill.,
habitants have had with Theodore and
his warriors having resulted in the en-
tire depopulation OF the opposing
tribes. .....r-
Theodore's method of conducting
warfare is certainly very effective, for
he leaves no enemies behind him to
harass his future movements, but
clears the country with fire and sword.
There have not been wanting those
in our own country who have strong
ly advocated the application of the
determination policy to our Indian
wars, but the time will never come
when the sentiment of a civilized
country like ours will justify the imi-
tation of the mode of warfare adopted
by the untamed tribes of Africa
TheodOres treatment of deserters
from his army is anything but lenient
and whatever its effect may be upon
the army at large it is certain that nc
one ever deserts second time froD
his ranks. Having received informa
ton that some two thousand of hi.
troops intended desertion, he had then
surrounded by the rest of his army
and ordered their threats to be cut
The order was obeyed, since to disc
hey it would only have increased tn
slaughter, and then he had the moth
ers, wives and children of the nun
dered men shot, Civilization shud
ders at the mere mention of such afro
cious acts, and every civilized peopl
will earnestly hope thai the altemp
of the English Government to teac
King Theodore that the world and il
Inhabitants We're not made altogethe
for him and his pleasure will be crow
ed with success.-B Boston Journal.
Gil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

lar elected G'mronero Of Common Schools for e Fourth School
Tf,s WiLIIGA DURYRA b. the greatest number Of roi,, vas
any elected Commissioner Of Common SCHOOLS @ the PM Scloo
That TtoHAs HALL BY TIE ue,is.t number Of vote;
iul elected Comm soler Of Common schools io tie sEA school
ia. JoHS JASPER BY creates, number a, 3a
i s Comm ''' q Common schools % The '''''' school Do
,.r,,c,, , T,g,,s, Of com.,nos saoo,,
ThM PAIECK BALDWIN by The rls'. number % votes v"
d 'fl if coTS S1 - ss ' os 1 So, VA, an,
elected Trustee Common schools o tie Seconl ward
d I ss S e S4 cs Schools 's tS', r nav % 81 '''''
, ,a Zee Of Ga,non scl, ,S tt P,t ~, 0'' U'
That WILLIAM H. BURtAS b the greatest number Of votes,
Tia; hsSSt me- S s ss Sin 91 %s Of votes was @
as sSSS Of Common q s @ s seventh s1f Ward s'' Wa ''
..s Trustee Q, Common Soo o d, ERs ' w sS a Term
elected Trustee Of Common Schools Tor the Eighth Ward for Short
Tbst ANDREW MATHEwsoS by the greatest uumb.r Of votes
vas elected Trustee Ofoomnon Schools for the Ninth Ward for
Tia. j1MEs FARE By IL. greatest PsResg Of duly
That GEORGE INNER greatest number votes daily
elected Trustee o Common schools for the Tenth Ward
duly elected Trustee q Common schools for the Eleventh ward
. Pue, Of Common school. Tor tie T%saS Ward
That FREDERICK GERMANX By gr..le.! su@br votes
duly elected Trustee Of Common Schools r the Thirteenth Ward
That HBNRY MANRoS By the greatest number Of sois' vas duly
That EDWARD sCHBLL grees number Of votes tuy
elected Trustee Of Common Schools for the Fifteenth Wsr Tor Fu
CHARLES brown By he s;.i';i nqe., q y %, rs, %,
Short Term
That LEWIS A. ROSESLRR bT the greatest number OF votes
SIeeuth WG1
That John BYRSES b. tie greatest number duly
elected Trustee Schools for The Seventeenth Ward
That MICHAEL RYAN By tie greatest number Of votes was daily
elected Trustee Of Common Schools for the Eighteenth Ward for Full
ThstFRRDBRCK KOCH By the greatest number Of Ioei
duly Trustee Common Schools the Eighteenth Wa for
short Tenn
Tba, PETER RwALD By the gre, nugb'r o. votes vas duly
elected oi Common Schools .or the Ninetecth Wsui
DANIEL EARLY, by tie number Of oe duly
schools the Twentieth Wand for Fun
duly Of Common Schools or the Tseneh Ward Tor
short Tenn.
That WILLIAM HIGGINS BY tie greatest number Of votes
Of Common Schools for the ryentFtst Wand
That ADNA UEDERILL by the greatest number Of votes
Common Schools Tor the Twenty
Ward
We hereby certify th foregoing Declaration 70 BE- correct and have
board OF CITY this sKterlnh OF December A. D.
tAouaaui =. lI bantrsd aat sxy seven. - -
joins MOORE, Chairman.
Dawn T. viLYNriSg. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

DY HENRY d. MINER .AUCTI0NEER,
ID aAtRSROOM NO n HASsAu.Sr., OPPOSITE TIKI POST
OFpICR-SGGB 0P A SUPERB AND COSTLY INVOICE OF
iT ttfIE uIRBLR AND AIABABTBR STATUART AND VASES
pvI VI oRFSTsE MOSAICs ARTISTIC BRoSZEs GROUPS
AM yiGfRRs EXTRA RICH MARBLE AND BRoNZB CLOCKS
Siytopt1R EIygR PLATED WARE KrC. THE IMPORTATION
OF y ztSNONi K co OF FLoRBscE, JUST RECEIVED BY
STIIps EIiTRkpB ASD VALPARAISO - - -
MIERR soMERyILLE win sell AZ snetion MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WgDNBsDAY nth ard 18Th inst at oeoeh at their Sales
80 e. AZ S,sau.t the largest and elegant invoices Of
sta. Bronre offered hcion ,, the above m selected
H. s b rsal attention TO The taste OF the
u dis city, during their recent visit to Europe the p
snmms The collection embraces about ~ pieces Of Cara hafo
$780,, ~ al subjects purchased direct from the stdo " ihs
bel Sn upto Abasi,l Groups snd Figure, Vases OF great Va
Verde IL Pao Groups Figures and Psdesas
real Plor.nss Mosaic InAh Tabls' vita gilt stands DO Wosbo,
49, pansr eht elegant large Broute Figures aDd Groups
a e. ., ,uperb Bronr. Marble Clocks Bronze Statues
I sysrs very plated Ware consisting Of Tea Sets
T..p i,.b. IrnsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17
non MAYOR OF ms cry OF NEW YORK.

TUR NAlON OF IIIt CIIl OF NEW IUKh.
m .prcrrs suc and that The ehoe number
- ky~n oce OF Ma Of the City Of NesNork vas o.;
rr thousand hundred and eighty lVSiiS
E sIrd John T. Holman received sixty three shcussad
saIsI ~ o % . .
nj .b.l i-rasuio Wool received cnty-twO thousand
and thirty 2z,hJf
n, Md william a. Daring received eighteen thousand
'l i.,. zee a., ti,s s.vertee, -......... II
V 800 &c.. ,vsre Mani ty,snfv eigbt .........
o. - IN ,ers we're scattering 6f, 6ge....... 35-l04 lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17
$aI,s By 9uttiOu.


DY HENRY II. LEEDS g. MINER.
Id fixNKE n. fYYps, Auctoneer.
WEDNESDAY Dee 49, at II o'clock at their Salesroom No 20
-. -.
IIPORTAST SALE or WINES AND LIQUORS. BEING THE RE
NAMING STOCK or MBSSRS l. W. GHERf
the sale al the Lover store Canal AID Muberysa
Th, stock comprises fus nd choice wines Of tarets Hooks
Bnrgune aui Ch,mpsgues which viii he sold without reseveyI
C5ssr Leovis noutou Mssux Lsu and other hne CatetA
BrRGr iESfos fJngeot ROmInee hints PorstrfA HUNS
gieaerer Reiieshruer Mafc0lrunner. ard others
CIAMPAGNkS-ne Fenoce, Bamp0, Mumm, Aoet
Chsuion. and other iayOrite Wines
Also very old Brandy aud sherry from private stocks
DY HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER, Auction
ID r,r-On FRIDAY, Dec o. SATURDAY. q. and MONDAY ~
AZ y o'clock The LEEDS ART GALLERIES. Nos 8
,pd $40 Braa iwav. = corner rsenh-,t
IMPORTANT SaLg or PINE OIL PAINTINGS, commanding on
FRIDAY EVENING WITH TIE RUGGLES GINS. being The
~ the late Dr. RJGGIES dccs se which comprises
hi, works; before offered Tor sale
On SATURDAY EVENING will be offered choice collection OF
P-tuss celebrated aud voUie American and European art
on MONDAY EVENING vii he offered the collection o iAVore
artist A. TAFT comprising his usual variety Of pleasing pictures
The Will be exhibition li amer MONDAY daT sui evening
81 sale
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-BENJAMlN p.
~ FAIRCHILp Auetoaee-On WEDNESDAY, Des ~, 1891 81
No o'clock a. 163 Thnaye. Geltee housfhod Furniture
con s;iua Of So Rockers Chars Tables Bureaus Beeads Hair
and Felther BEDS China Plated Ware G"te
Cocker Kitchen Utensils Sc. &c. b. order Of
WILLIAM H. ABEL. I ,,rini.,-,to-,
WILLIAM &. BAXTER ~
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4 ~
the City q NeWl OH Justice Of Che D Court TOT me
- Judicial Dsott OIL vscuCy; Alderman each Of The Alder
80 Dels having tumecal deDa-On ave Cglneiien
EIn. shh llrlcts
- Coaouer Of Common Schools Ia each School District one
rr Schools each Ward, anil such other school Ohoes
ni tg reason Of death resignation. or other causes
lie Boast 81 city Canvass o. tie Cg o. View lofk having mel
Climber Of ihe Board a. Aldermen City Hal the 5th, Oh
\, M pl h. 18th. 18Th lth and 18th ds Of December 1867 20
esv the Election Districts o.
the election bell The III day Of December ~ tue year
t the provisions Of An Ad 20 amend the Charter
SGC Cd NealoE passed April H. 1885, DO certify follows /"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17
al, a6;ial Gan6ess.
'ITY CANYASSERS.

M hoard OF CITY CANNASSERS,
II Dec To- 1861
r.,f That he published tAe following AIMED
~ hrs.Yorle Journal lr,a People. alorsef The NoEd
fss, Iurs Herald Daily News. ies'-r. lorAer Stats
sI4g S.siork Tablet, citizen Commercial Advertiser SUNDAY
i. York Dispatch, Et1.g Poe Freeman jyurnI Express
i.r D-dcf Mecgr,, lash Auericsn Transcript NeFlolker
ts.it NswIork Bra A,t-Iork Home U0ue Metropolitan
Tri York Atis M CITIZEN, Scots American New orkef
i ls.g and The complete canvass. by election Mu,ts De pub
(,.fta o.. Transcript d. T.. VALENTINE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

MONKS WILKINS, AuetioneeE
YJ,RT,STEEis SALE of 70 valuable LOTS on
Tsnh ave Onehunde a9diSir''seoad and oDsSSNd'e'
splu RI, thrd.sts the Boulevard o,, . srroso,v n
II 1867 AZ u O'clock the Exchange SAesronm NO. bfstrV
ersr of Charles T. DutleF esq, Trustee Of Tie estate Of hA"a
wilkes deceased: A.. -. s.an, hs,....
i s2s o south 5oT feet wet Of the Boulevard each Ds
~ II inchcs -, -. p..,...-l 49, 81.
lots side rs fee, west Of the Boulevard each an
feet II inches ... l., -. ho,i 80 uor.g,e.
t .s or i've yea at pe Title ntsluis6e Fod any a
Nier Par,.eaas' AFPJ - Wv ~ (3ssl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17
pY HENRY b. MINER. Auctioneor.
ID saeHoom. No. ~ Nassau 81, opposite 'be Pos'ohee.
ysry valuable private collection u ....-,..,..,
OnIGIYAL MODERN OIL PAINTINGS.
EOW on EXHIBITION. FREB
AT THR sOhBRVIlLR AFT GALLERY,

NO. Gi5 BROADWAY.
MINER SoMERyllIB gill ;ei 1t A9ouo3 LUESDAf sna W Ed
Ar 0,ery BroadW extensive aud valuable cose'
doc Of modern PICTURES including the private gallery tfeaeek w
OF selection
as years aud containing many beautiful and eos
y.ou schools following Gustav De Jonghe Pa
troi M Baron Dell Aoqas J. Robe Gesshap Koch Koch L. De
MI AmLarg Sunderland ScLlesiuga QUO Ednan, Cad Hon
C AZ NJ Md Hein Burgers Seuurs ihausr G. Verat LQnis
Robb, SprInget T. do Block T. TAFT W Camphansen T. Rot
g. Lure, ST Casch w Gentf William Hart, s. r. Percy, La
ss Hrne. King W. shaver Haygsns Van o. Denoter DeH'
H,geev W Lining and other distinguished artists
a Grand Market scene 10 Cairo Bgypf, BY W henL
shepherlss Sih sheep and LAmla, by Louis Robbie
A Grand Composition OF Fruit anu Hosep, b. j. koOe
~, o,s ara now On exhibition from 10 NJ aud "a Wed
piay Thur.ay Friday Saturday and Monday oenng' previous 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17
BuarS anS Rooms.

--~~~y------~-
BOARDING AT HYGIENE INSTITUTE
reading those visiting the city bnsss
a, D,s,grs all pleasant bofngplsre AZ No Is lalshts
IN. Ksctnc Baths Yspor Baths swedish Movements bio
and weekly Saeable the guests
T. rom "a 10 st per Neek, secoriing TO rooms.
XyTANTED-From January l.. by gentle
w man and wife, srge and small ROOM comnunieai,g IN
s.ry dnn.r preferred; best Of references gwen add feiaed
Aiirru With particulars Boz No. elS ro.toure.
dhc AND UPWARD for single ROOMS and
~ ID BOARD Rnams without pp4 ~ aud upward Board snd
r. b. a. 81 - Al UUfONt HOUSE. eorass iaI''' aaa
LAg5ts4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17
a ADMINISTRATIONS, SALE.-BENJAMIN m

= VI
pY BANGS. MERWlN & Co, Broadway cor.
I'D o. Books Worts o. Art Fancy Goods. Furniture lie
MONDAY TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
Doc. 10, II, aud 10. at O'Clock
OF the best ENGLISH
calf binding " valuable STANDARD Works and M
cssoas Literature iuoludls large number Of sapsby illus
TRATEp BOOKS nelly bound so variety ~ illustrated PARIS eli
lions Of MODERN FRENCH LITERATURE aad also collection Of
PlNE RSGRAyINGS PHOTOGRAPHS, &c, &C. Catalogues arc
rriig anl tie B0nfs exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

MIR. CHARLES DICKENS will read in the
WI srnrAy Hall TONIGHT eight O'clock mis- DAVID COP
PERPiELD and MR. BOB SAwYERs PARTS iron PieLwieEl
MIR. CHARLES DICKENS's READINGS
WI Further Re.dng Ste1say Han on THURSDAY EVENING
Dee 2 FRIDAY Dee u. MONDAY 5Otb, and TUESDAY 9ls
The addresses OF desiring Y purchase Tickets OF al
these Rsadngs be registered al Senway HAL Ihls
DAY TFSDAYl hours Of ga and Seats a.
tho phce 81 each will be reserved for such purchasers
strictly IL their Application personally BY letter Tickets
Registration Ample notice viii he gwen OF Tue tune
persons registered receive their okea on application tue
Hall
MIR, CHARLES DICKENSs READINGS
WI MATINEE READING Of David COPpeteld. aud Boots
Al the Holly SATURDAY 2Sh Deesmber at one O'CLOCK
The previous Registration applies 10 This Reading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17
Sutton Sales of Zeal GstHtt.
IA LAWRENCE. Auctioneer
,OIJTTE SALE of FIFTY LOTS oil

ADRIAN H.lhirLLkk, Auttl1httI, -, -
A UCTI0N SALE of VALUABLE LOTS ON
~ SRCOND-AyB. Tooth and l0lststS 80 - . .
ADRIAN H. MULLER p r. WILKINS Co. will SELL at AUc-
TON FRIDAY % 1851 II o'clock 81 the Exchange oAs-
room. No Ill Broadway the following described lots;
DAyEFOur lots 90 Southwest corner Of SecoaaaFe ana
l0lstst -,
10TH side comprising the entire front be-
lots lOlss comprising the
tie 'front.' between Second and rhiri-aTes
lnts he EngII with The prlEleRe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

NYCKOPF & IITrtk, AuclI0hetFt
ON TUESDAY, December II, 1867, at ~
" O'Clock Al the City SaesroOm PhenI Baids Cou'' ns.a
LARGE SALE or PROSPECT PARK LOTS. on SIxrH. SBy.
ENTH AND BIGHTH.AyBs. SAsPLACk, PRhSlDbAI Oak
ROLL DOUGLASS TWELFTH, AND SBYRNl BENTH-AIS
About os weloesed high ground on the best streets ana
avenue. They eomnsnd hne view OF the bay ad are
ver Investment aud muss rapidly Increase ~ h~e
Scue 0 graded and paved, With water and gas
lots side commencing corner 81 AacomOse
Fske.place-5 lots side In rear OF above. .
SsTcnh lots on west side so feet south Of Peldeutst
side 36 feet Of SeTentha's
Carrol side J5T feet Of SeyenihaEe
DonQassst-S north side 100 feet west Of SNhave.
Sxhsve-5 lots northwest Of DougiaAsG
Douzassst-5 lots between Seventh and EighthayeG
TWeInh,t side 10 feet Of SeveuthlYe
Seyeuhsve-T side, between hiTesnth and Mddes@
Seyenenihst-4 north side, $50 feet vest siSth ave
Terms ay For maps psreas apply tAs once % os
luef.o Mon 4. Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

neacrn Remsen
On exhibition Ca:oa Hall Ar Galleries free OF charge GAY asa
srs1ng until 10 o'eloek r. ID Catalogues gratis -.
LHGfiTT srRRBRIGB Coisooi The attention Of The public TO
their and Pine Art Galleries Tor the exclusive " Of D0oAs
Pictures WORKS Of Art, sc, SC
TIT RSDAl Dec 10
PRIVATE IIBRARYA choice snd collection o. Books on
Anerea Of uch bindings Catalogues rtai'
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
CAT-GUT CUSHION.

Manufactured II KAVANAGH & DECKER, AMI
Patanted Dec. IS 1856. ISee DcieRsihc American
Vol. Is, No. III
tiles ESSENTIAL to : PERFECT Cushion. 1t Is the
most elastic and most durable Cushion ever offered
to the billiard-playiRg pub lie as is abuudantiy pro
ven By the great demand for il since It's intFocuc-
ton. The popularity which distinguishes the
CAT . Cushion aud renders il superior 70 all
others, is the f~ightened cord Of eat-gut which
o~veTiies the face and edge Of the rubber and aun-
ming the full length Of the Cushion, which pre-
vents the bah from bedding inty the rubber and
jumping from the table. The addition Of the cat
gut cord also adds much to the elasticity Of the
Cushion
The CAT-GUT Cushion has already been en-
piled to over l 900 tables which are in constant
use. It can be applied to tables Of ANY make for
seventy Eve doilary per set.
KAVANAGH s DECKER'S Factory, at the cor
ner Of Centre and CanaI Streets, n. Wis the most
complete Gifts kind in the world. The machinery
Is Of tho most improved character. the Lumber dry
ing r-om the largest in the United States, the
material use the beet that can be purchased, and
tue workman thoroughly skilled.
Billiard Cloth. Balls, Cues, ann Trimmings, all
Ofthe best make constantly on hand
KAVANAGH q DECKER are the only agents
ia this country for KAYSCUE CEMENT adjFdged
bycompetent authorities t. be the be the best ee-
ment ever usedr
H-Fun Sized Tables cut down for s1o0E
Send for illustrated Catalogue AID price List.
KAVANAGH & DECKER.
Corner OF Centre 4 Canal Sts.
New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

MONEY. FREE As WATER-I00OO ACTIVE
Va LOCAL aud Travelling agents. Male ~ Fe-
:aaie. of all ages, are wanted to solicit trade ia ev-
cry City, Town. Village; Hamlet Workshop and
Factory. throughout the entire world, for the most
ssleable novelties ever knoNn.-500 PER CENT.
PROFIT ana READY SALE WHEBEVER OF
FERED Il Smart men and women can make from
S. to $50 per day, and no risk Of lossl A email
capital required Of from so to sI00-the more
money Invested the CRATER the profit. No Money
required - adrance-r %. first seRd fRs artieles onb
reeeire Day afferUgrds If you Sc uAlly wish to
make money rspsdly and easily, write for full par
leu ierS and address
MILNoR * CO (From Paris
10 BROADWAY, New York City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
aDMLNISTR4TORS -

Notice Is hereby given that We VIII 81
lie auction .in front Of ine Pest once % .
maha County, Nebrasks, 81 ore oeioeA D
Saturday lbe 2Isl day Of SepismDs b
1867. the following Real Estate, bslongl Bhd
estate Of samuel e.. Daily. 70 us Lot 81
50 Lots / snd s "a Sleek 49, Lot u 80 ~
Lot 3 20 BlOck 145. r. u, 2 and p DfPrI
Lots I and 8 ia Block i48. all IN ihe :
10 mid loRng ~ Aemah8 en- Los e F.gtn
in Township Aorth o. h4nfe ~ bs1g :
timbsfsd tract The last named iraet - ,sr
IN bt5 II ave or TN aers, 20 suit Pn'eaf
Cd advisable.
August 18th 1857 nnf,
WILLIAM DAILY, Adnissrs.
SARAH M.DALh, Adnle
49, q ths Egta9s e samuel =. De
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

Ordered, By the Commissioners u Nemsha
County Nebraska, that at tho annsal Election n
October 1857, the question BE- submitted 10 the peo-
pie. whether the County win borrow ISIS ,Q00)Fn-
teen Thousand dollars for q bridge fund. and . aid
any enterprise designed for the beneat Of the Coun-
q, including the Proposed Rail Road Survey.
The rate Of tax levied to be one mill on the doll
lar Of valuation for eaeh year until the debt Is paid
Those in favor Of the proposition VIII place up
on their baliots sFoF Fund
Thoss opposed 70 the proposition win place upon
their ballot against Fand."
July 18th 1861.
FREDERICK g. HOLINESS
8. ". KENNEDY
e C0mmis1i0nsEss
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
Notice to the Stock Holders Of
the B TT K. & 2. r. 4 Co.

Notice is hereby given that there win be q meet
ing of the Stuck holders Of The Br0WnviIle, Fort
Kearney ana Pacific Rail Road Company on Sstur-
day. October 5th. 1867. At 2 oeioek P. m-, at the
Banking House Of JnO L. Carson, in Brownville,
Tor tbo the purpose Of electing seven Directors for
eald Company. Said directors at the same time
viii proeetd 70 elect one Of their number President
JOHN MCPHERSON,
JR0. L. CARSON,
J. y. BLACKBURN,
r. ". FURNAS.
Us. CURCH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

The American Organs, sge the only real reed Or
gans noW before the pubic. The only Organ hay
ing a
ReUeTber0fiag SQUAD Boa. or Hind Chest.
Which has The same important put to perform a.
the Sounding Board has in The Piane-Forte, ca
give body and resonance Of tone and without Whfsh
The ergan becomes merey q Melodeon IN an Organ
ease.
The American Organs not only have the wind
chest or sound boz but have the large Organ bell
lows, giving power and great stsadiness Of TONE
These with their szsreme fve v0icing af the ftedS
and perfectiny Of the tone, make then the.
MOel Perfect Organ Known.
The Improvements, with superiority Of tone and
workmanship, place tbe American Organs in the
front rank IS The best, and they cOIpmand a higher
price than any other reed instrument ID the market
These Organs received the First Premium at the
great st. Louis Fairin October.
Poblishers Of the Singing Pilgrim" for Sunday
Schools. Send FOR a CiTcuiar.
Address. PHILIP PHILIPS & CO.,
20 AIS North 5th street, ST. Louis 10.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

AN Essay OF WARSrNs AND i~EsTnU0EIoN FoR
Y0NUe MEE. Also, Diseases and Abuses Which
permanently p~rostrats the Vital Powers, With SIRE
meaus o~f.reiief. Sent free Of Charge, iR sealed
letter envelopes. Address,
Dr.. J. SKILLIN HoUGHT0N,
Howard Association, Pkiiadelphia, Pa.
January, Let 1857, ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26

II oNGER By YEARS LOCATED IL ST.
: ALODiS than any other Private Disease Ply
stefan. Is a n'gular Eraduafe Of medicine. eures.
Syphilis On afils forms, Go10rrhoea. Glcef. Strict
ure, Orhitis. Diabetes, Bladder aud Urinary
diseases, Syphilitic affections Of the throat, skin
OF bones.
Thousands suffering self abuse, excuses, ex-
fesurss and iadiseretions IL youth and ma
turcr ears. producing some 81 the faliowing
} effects :Blotchee. bodily H~eaknuss. unnaniBoss
70 soeiety.indigrstion, constipation, dread onu
tuFe events, loss OF memory, and fbaliy impO-
tency, havi0 gbeen cured.
He can refer % many old residents for past
success aud present position, also many phys-
icianshere and elsewhere.
Oce0pying a whole house oftWelvo ro0ms,ritb
competent assistant physicians those reoui-
r~iugdaily personal attention may remain 10 the
establishment.
Medicine sent everywhere By mail OF express.
His Theory an Exposition Of Diseases, clearly
delineating al the diseases conditions, may Sc
hadin sealed letter eDgel0pe for6 cents. Ladies'
Circular embracing al chronic dissases,3 cents.
Address st. Louis. No.
"A friendly talk costs nothing charges nod
erats cures guaranteed. Once OH St. Charles
street, ons sqgaFs south q the LindsiI Hotel.
Feb. IS u
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-09-26
Good and Reliable Agents WantedI
REA q BovINGDON,
URBANA, Champaign Co.


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Cash. ist =. Balk, Champaign ~. = g. Rufd, Deputy CO...
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cheadlsr : Doalo1 Daayi1s n Phillips Bro. chieaso. Y.
Glerk, Champaign Co, H. o. D. Alexander, On. CIR. CT.
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Co, H. ,. D. johnson. sbeFla Gknmpaign Co. III. Il. s.
9arEood, Chicago. George a. EeIman. Chicago, hon J.
Cuaringham, Chamraign CO., m, Hon. Q. \. Grfzzn. Rea.
Champaign Co, m, Col B. m. Eodine. Deputy ASS. ia Dis,
ND. Corn, Esg.s Homer m, Lsoks . Sellers, Dlst nisrs