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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
PlgEERy C0RDII C0gDITToT P0WnrF.

As It's name indicates, is n gentle stimuimt. Un-
like the many articles sold throughout The country
for the diseases Of Horses and Cattle, this preraF-
alton Is entirely of vegetable origin-n0 minerals
enter into its composition. Being composed en-
tirely OF aromatic seeds, herbs, roots and barka-
II may be used With full conldCucc nsto It's endr1
safety, certainty. and mildness RI operation It
c.eanses the Blood. loOsens the Hide, gives % the
Skin q smooth and glossy appearance, removes all
bad humOrs, and By lis strengthening, hlc-giving
properties. iufuse5 info the dcbililated, broken
down animEl, action ardsplrit, andrcstOres g him
al hfs.natural grace and beauty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

A Glorious MeIange.-We give io-
day quite a collection Of new Advertise
ments, wherein every reader will doubt
less find something 10 pay him for a Pc
rusaI. Young and old, all should read
them and take immediate steps to acquire
the Heal.h, B aniy and Wisdom there
offered.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
Public-No 255

An Act to authorize the Entry and Clearance Of
Vessels at the Port Of Calais, Maine.
Be q enacteS b. the Senate and Hoass Of Rep
resentatiOss ofshs UHited States q Amevica ~ Con-
grsss assembled,
That, from amp after The passage Of this act the
Secretary Of the Treasury may authorize, under
such regulations as be shall deem necessary The
deputy cOIlectrr Of eustlms at the port Of Oalais IN
the Slate Of Maine, to enter and clear vessels, and
70 perfsrm such other Official acts as the sail Sec
Rotary shall think advisable.
Approved Juiy Is, 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
~loFFICIALl
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
loFEIrIlL-1


Public No 233.J
AZ Al % Ersnd Knzs Capital Street. and establish Tin
~ tf coin Square. :
Be bhacaed ky the Senate and House Of Rep
Es8ntatyss 81 the United States Of America %
Oongaess Assembled,
nat ths commissioner Of public buildings Be and he Is
hereby authorized and directed, IN such manuer as he
may desm most R7oper, 81 cause Hasa CEtitai Street
. be graded froE Third Street 20 eleventh Street east
% elevBnah Street and 70 cause the square At the in
t~ersecti0n o. said street with Eassschusgtts, North
Carolina Tennessee, and Kentucky avenues between
EleFenzh and Thirteenth streets east - be eenciosed
via a wooden fence. ana the same shall be known as
I1coin square. And tho sum Of ffleen thousand do
lefs 10 hereby appropriated out Of any money IN the
treasury not Otherwise Appropriated, - eR1blo sue
said improvement 20 be made.
Approved. July Is. 1866
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

JOSH BrLLINes-oN BIrTEus.-I rather
like Stomach Biiters, | kant tell why, en-
ny more than ] kan tell why I love R0-
backs Blood Pills, hui B.oOd Pills is good
for Iazyness in the system.
/ don't like lazyness of no sort, not
even in m~uskeeteTs.
l want my muskeelers lively. But apl
this IL foreighn tew my purpose. BitteFs
bein my subject, I like ROback's Stomach
Bitters, they are so enzy to take.
Il haz bin sed that they wOOdept run
out, but this l think IL a error, for anl
my bottles IL eRp,y, and kant find emmy
on EN- ieak.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
PnsT OFFICE HOURS.

v.,,.-, Mail. daily, except Sunday.
Arrives. 2 O'Clock, o.. NJ night
Derarts. IL " p.m m, night.
ro.,bern MAI. daily, except Sunday.
Arrives, u o'clock, P. M nlga.,
Derarts, 2 an, night.
Wese-g Mail, tri-Weekiy,
e DSssrts Monday, wednesday and t1dsys
rtVesl Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Northern am Eastern Nails close At t'P.
Wv. HACKNEY, Pm
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

We would call The attention of our
reoders 10 the circular Of is. Williams,
IN this paper and urge all 10 comply with
4 request so reasonable.
The object is a geod D e We have
no hesitation in saying of Mr.. w. lha,
faith.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

HarrIed.-on Thursday evening.
Feb. 7Ih, al the cOIse Of divine service,
81 Nsmaha City, by Ed. R. c. Barrow,
Mr.. WIN. H. H. Knight and Miss Mary
B. Sksen, all Of Nemaha City, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

A rather curious streak Of weather,
visited this section last Friday morning
about daybreak. From a heavy bank Of
clouds in the West issued several VIVID
flashes Of lightning accompanied by heavy
ihunder.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

WY NOr.-We can see 20 reason
ghy D. B. DeLand & Co.'S Bes, Chem.
ical S~aleratus should NOT be used il all
cases, as j. has no superior, and weighs
more than other salerq.gs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

The very best medicine IN use Tor
HORSES. CATTLE MULES g SHEEP.

This poN,ie- IS prepared rom ihc recipe of ga
wears used fhraugh04t l.lglsut by stock raiseTs,
not alone nri1s c~lr@fivc, bat alsoit u fattening pro-
perties. For the q u0yring Giseuscs, 20 viii inFart-
ably be found z see, ees.eat ane speedy eures
Fegsrs Of ali kinds, Dstanper, Founders
Coughs, Loss II Appetis, Hide Bouad, Yst-
low Water, as also az Diseases a7isng f0nG
disordered Stomach, or an ippars state Of Hs
RLooR. :.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

We learn that by The great Ihaw Of
Iast week The Little Nemaha in several
place rose above its banks. No damage
YET reported, and we think no serious
damage was done.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

The Mail ese Lost Is Tong Branch Oh
de 20 has bt1 cred ntee the
worss for ne anckibg; yes The horse
thar went down at The same time will
never get over il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

thereof.
Sec Il. And Sc & further eAaefs3, Tha8 nnon
TIE aurrsy of Tie lands n8erosaid, tie SosressrT 81
Ae ihtorfoF may dasignsa AMI eel apart saeh
p6rtions 81 The usi6 lands - are eloarly agrienIs-
nsa1 lands, which tandsshait thereafter hs subject
to p~re-emptioa aud sale - olher public lards Of
the United States, and subject e. al the LAWS and
gegalations applicable % the Sans.
Approved july q, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
rPublic-No.2O2.7

An Act to established certain P3st- Reads.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tafiVes Of the Unlsed Sfafes Of Americas IN Congrtss
Assembled.
That the following the established IS POst-rOads
Gew Yoik.
From TafTytOWn to White Pains.
MARYLAND.
From BOuna Vista, via MisehclvillO, to COopers-
vile.
From Blackstone, via Pascaag ,5lafersyilIs, No.
hegau and Msmplsville 20 Burriville.
From Dcs Moines via I~ndianola aud Charlton to
LOun willie Estate line.l
From Das Moines, via IcCIain, Henry, PaytOn,
Nashville and Benson, 70 Grove City 1,
Frvns Arcadia, via Burnsids and Hale. to Sumner.
From Dodeevife. via Jamsss MilIa. WIN s B6an,s
and Booth noilOW, to Ayeca. From Green Bash
via Armstrong; Corners, Cundes, New Prospect,
and Eblo's Mills, 70 Barton. from WrightstOWu.
via East WrighsssaWns MordstoWn, and Maple
Grove; TO PanQq cite. From Spring Green, via
P lain a~ndNFhneM ound, to keedsbnFg.
@MfNNE oEA.1
From Wilton, via Swan Lake. to Blue Earth CITY.
FsOm Redwood Falls, on the Minnesota RIVER via
Big Stone Lake, Fora WadsWorth, and Fort Union
Montana Territcry. From De Luth to che Falls
Of TertnIIiion River. From Little Falls, via
Long Prairie, 10 Aisxandris. From Sauk Centre
via Westport, Lake Amelia, ReEo City, Lake To-
kan Big Stone Lake and Lake Traverse, 70 Fort
Wordsworth. DekOta Tsrrisory. From Saint Pc
ter, via Lake Prairie. & lsO. and Dryden, to New
Auburn. From Shark0pae Wis Maple Glena, New
Dublin, New Markef. and Csdsr LIKE, to Oral, re-
turning thence hy He!enas Lydia, and MarystoWn,
70 Shskopee. From WinoaAs via Eau Claire, Chip
psWa, Falls, Wisconsin. Erom Red Wing, via
Thomas Caraey's hil, Wisconsin, to Ellsworth.
From Grow Wing, via Otter Tail Cir. and Monte,
to Fort Absrcrombie, Dakots Territory. From Elk
River, via Pleasant Valley. =. Spencer Brook
T ON Monticello, via Bufllc to Watcxf08n-
From Buffalo. via Maple Lake Sc Fremont.
Ksnse.
From Junotioa City. via south side Of Rspnb-
liean Ever. Quimby's Gains Settlement, ana Blk
Greek, 70 Washington. Prom Janetioa Cisy t.
Ba1eheideT. From Pleasant bill, MissouE, 2a High
Blue. Aubrey, S4uirssvilie, Kanias, snd Sptine
Hill, % BALDWIN City. From Media 10 0skaiooss.
From merisan City, via Savannah, 70 Vienna.
From Ottawa, via Beraas Mount Getiad, and Oak
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Rainy & Lewis New Goods are going
of like bots cakes, especially those fine
Dress Goods and Clothing. which are
good and cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

See the advertisement "COsfer's" Pat
ent Medicines in tO-day's paper. They
are for sale at Holiday & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Buy your Dry Goods and Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Yankee
Motions and Fancy Goods at
HENDERSON & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

A New Lot Of Books just received for
he Circulating Library a. Marsh & Co.'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Green Apples, Cranberries, Potatoes
4, a, SWAN s. BRO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

TAKE no MORE UNPLEASANT AID IN
SAFE REMiDiES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Csc HslmbOld's Extract Buchu and tn-
proved Rose Nash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
G2OVEsTsEN 8 CO.
PIANO r
MANUFACTURERS,
490 Broadway n. 7.

THE ATTENTIOS ofths public an5 tho trade
4 81 in vited 70 oar Ae6 Sale Gspes OefnBs,
Piano Forfes, which 81 f8inlls sid prs
rig Of tsne are uHrivalled ~ any hilasrta oGsfsd
ii this markot. They contain si t1s modern ins
provements, French grand action, harp pedal lrsd
frame 0ver-sirang bass, ere. ETC., and sash ia
strument being made tnder the personal sunsrpls-
ion Of pr. J. d~.GkogEsrRES, who has q pIassical
exp sri meuee og over thirty years ia tbeir manufas-
tufs, il FUZZY warranted in every particular.
The Gxovestsen PIANO FORTH
Received the BE bess award 81 merit 81 the eslr2
bsste3 worlds faif, where were txhibited iastrs~
msnts from the best makers Of LoEdo1, Paris Ger
many, Philadelphia, Boston. Hliimor8 ard HeR
York and also 81 tbs Auaricaa Institute fr Gre.
successive FEARS, tae GoLs and SHTa8 MEDALS
from both Of Whioh ear b seen 81 cur R1rs-fooms.
By the ntr0ductfnng0f iHpyoyesers8 We mko
q still more perfeek kisn0 frts. and u manafaci-
airing iargeiy, Eitk s~-strielly cash systsE, are en-
ablet 70 Ger these iustrumsnls at 3 prize Whish
win : scludo al composition.
Our prizes are from 500 % 500 ohoGcm than
any hist class fiany-f0fts.
IEhNS-NEF C1sl u ourrbns faEda
Dssfrpt ve cirrfarsens freq.
sdaiyta ls5C one gsaT RAG.
EJr = ehoiss article Of Tea, 81 70.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

COrnl Corn Cash paid for Corn
rs 2m1 by WORTHING & WILCOX.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
URE
TO YOUNG MEN


yrst Published. iasSeIsd EnVelop Eric sx esnts.
AEec4ure on the Nature.
Treatment and Radical
Care Of Spsrmatorrhea. Seminal Weakness. Ia
voluntary Emissions, sexual Debility, and imped-
inents to Marriage generaiiy. NorVeusness. Con-
auaption, Epilepsy, and Fits. Mental and Phi sissi
Incapacity. resulting from S~slf-Abuse. &c--8y
ROBERT j.. CULYARNELL, Nd Author Vf the
The world-rcnovnad suthor, ID this admirable
L~ecturselearly proeFes froE his experiences that
the awful conseqacnees0f scf-abuso way be ehectp-
silly removed wi~th0uimodicine, and without dan<
ger0us surgical operations, b0ugiess insuments
rings, or coriials, pointing out a mode Of cure 1T
onoe carttiu and efectual, BY which every sufferer,
no-raatter what bis condition nay Be- nay ears
himself chsapg nnd radically, IhiS 4gIuAE
WILL PROVE A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS.
Sent uhddresal ,iR q plain envelope. 70 any ad.
dress, postpaid, on receipt 6i six cents, or two post
04oo stamps. Also, DE-, CuivsrEous Marriage
Guide price Is cents. Address tie publlsaers.
CHAS. I.KIlNE 90.
fI2I Bouory, Ees Hork,
Post Once box, 4,5B6. IFS 1875
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

n, G. Lett, Land Agent and Auc-
aoinser.:
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

500 John Deree's Celebrated Moline
PlOws. THEO. HILL & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

One Leeper 4 Kiddar Riding
PIOW for Sale. Enquire at this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

L5OO.OOO Brick will be laid in This.
city the coming season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Canton Clipper Flows for sale at
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Ebr = choice article Of Tea, 81 TO-
4 SWAN 3 BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
ParkeTs coFdiaI Condition Powder

the aow Of milk is not only greatly increased, but
the quality vastly improved, as blythe use Of tnla
DOwder.au tendency ID feysr, all ross hJInors and
Impurities OF the blood, arc aSonce fein0fed-
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
10 T..
ITIhoTIzed Agents for Prince & Co.

HEowEvTLLE. THUasDAY 20. y Igs:
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report,
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2G.
It is not true that there has been any for
NAL resignation by the Cabinet The Intelti-
gencer's statement is evidently founded on
the fact that several members of the Cabinet
have repeatedly intimated to the President
that they are ready to retire at and time, if he
should desire them to do so.
Secretary Seward and the French and
Spanish Ministers, who went on trip to
Yorktown and Fortress Monroe on Friday,
returned to Washington this morning.
The Mutual Base Ball Club of New ork
to-day elected President johnson an Honor
ary member. In pleasant interview the
President accepted, and spoke Of Base Bill
as delightful and natural game. The Pres
ident, Secretary Seward, and other Govern
ment officers were among 4 or 5000 specta.
tors who witnessed the contest this p. M with
the Nationals, which resulted Mutuals, 40
Nationals, 16.
A regulation has been issued by the Wa,
Department that no officer of the regular
army will be officially addressed by any othe,
than the title attached to his lineal or brevet
rank in the regular army.
The Congressional Committee on retrencl
ment will at an early day resume investig. :
ting the affairs of the Treasury Department
The Committee heretofore appointed by the
Secretary have completed their reports OF
printing and financial transactions. He sale
today he had no reasons to suppose thtr,
had been an over issue of public securities
any description of currency
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The German societies of Buffalo are hold,
ing two days festivities. The proceeds are
for the beue6t Of the German poet Frule-
grath, now sick in London.
J. Jones. Deputy Jailor Of Hudson city,
was shot dead last Sunday by B. W. Kertley.
1t is reported at the Haytien Consulate in
New York that Ex.Emperor Souloque had
died of apoplexy.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Que
bee died on Saturday.
There were 153 interments at Galveston
last week; 80 deaths Saturday.
John Savage has accepted the position o
Chief Organizer Of the Fenian Brotherhood
H b expects to move about union Of the twt
wings.
Kinshaler's distilery on First avenue ant
8oth street was damaged hy fire on Sunda.
| morning. Loss S25, 600.
The Wholesale grocery and dry goods stor
Of Tallman, on Front street, was burnt thi
morning. Loss 100000; fully insured.
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2 niSoskxANEouS rTE1s.s

asg. sa.. - e CiIeAeo. Ass.ls.
4 palfy q yosse nsas ffoa Ne Austin
Clock: .W0fAA dEtsscted ~ OeepAans Station
ysssefday BY the MSthodf5k emp meeting
held near BY, drank pretty freely, and be-
came involved iHp ssrioas digturhnncs. Pc.
ter Munchen was shot and Instantly killed
BY Thomas Given, and several others were
wounded. A snmbsr of arrests ware naae,
but Given was not among the number.
The Germans held Sharpshooting Festi-
vai ai5ssEdAy, as which shout 5000 people
and shooting for premiums will take place.
&a New York, Aug. 26.
The Tin,es' Cincinnati special says: The
Official vote Of Kentucky is: Helm, 92,270;
Barnes, 80, 1850; Kinkhead, 1s, Helms 8
majority was b8,e11.
Governor elect Helm, of Ky, is seriously
i'll at Louisville.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 20.
The great national horse fair mt jackson
vile, commenced this morning, under fiat
tering auspices. A large number of entries
have been made.
A boy named Michael Graham, eleven
years Of age, was run over by car on the
Capitol horse railroad in this city. this morn.
ing, aud crushed and mangied in a frightful
manner. Death came to his relief in thirty
minutes after.
farmer named 8. s. Fowler, living in
four miles of Port Byron, committed suicide
on Saturday, by cutting his throat with a ra-
zor He died three hours after committing
the act, which was caused by dependency
over loss of property.
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FROM CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Aug %.
The largest feet of lumber laden vessels
that ever entered Chicagois now here. The
feet numbers upwards of l40 vessels, sllwith
full cargoes Of lumber, Just arrived from the
lumber regions. The aggregate quantity on
board the feet is not far from fifteen million
feet.
The lifsless body Of man was found 6oat>
| ing in the river this morning, near Adam
etyeek
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FROM DUBUQUE.

DuBuouE, Aug. &c.
On Sunday morning young man named
Benjamin Terry, while watering horses in
the Mississippi river, rode one of them be-
youd its depth and was thrown off and
drowned, being unable to swim. Two or
three others who could not swim were on the
shore but could no. help him. A man wes
fishing on fat boat within a rod of where
lie sunk, but did not stop his fishing to shove
board, of which there were plenty at hand
to his assistance.
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FROM BUFFALO.

BuFFALo, Aug. 26.
The receipts at the lake ports of Chicago,
Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit and Cleveland,
for the first four days of last week were:
90. GAG barrels of flour, and 240, 534 bushels
of grain of all kinds. The receipts of grain
for the week at these ports will be between
8. 200 900 bushels and 3, 200, 900 bushels, and
about 100, 900 barrels of flour.
Yesterday canal boat steersman killed a
fellow steersman with capstan bar. The
murdered man. name is unknown.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES,

composed Of the leading anti. slavery men Of
the world, has commenced It's legislation.
Many representatives of the African race are
present.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2o.-1hs Russian
government has sent an order to The United
States for 10000 Aberdeen rifles.
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FIRES.

CaIcAGo, Aug. 26.
A destructive FIRE occurred on State street
early yesterday morning, by which six build
inps we're destroyed. Loss, S32, $50; insur-
ance S22,I50. The FIRE was first discovered
in a shed attached to No. a95.
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I sl Il m1urar. Iosa, su5y A.lssflJ
SEALED Proposals, in duplicate, will be
tenber J. lsa ~ sasasalae a. pas. sad construct
Ing the eenbanksntwaAof of H. aasel 1ers4he improve
rsnt nv q ths ...iEassas = - A.SSa River :. the
rhs eeaal = = 30 nsost ta-s. NJ i. h.lo mile.
long extsndieg kon hashsllasto Ksakuf, Iowa. The
tthres Ia embank usnt and to hund-
red - 1eNl10st n 1kA1s611un. endl SAser = be
{hve) feet deep All the material Soavated from the
prism Of the canal to be used IA building the emtank
ment. Ths1Atee tAfoeseoustks RsAsss part Of the
distance will 10 Absue 100 less feet nom the
lows shore VIII rsssssess.ssss sscsss, the bottom
Of the canal Wl AAvs slope ofl< (sh4 and halo
inches 70 the nlis This snb2nk = 10 be bult Of
earth ella, and rock 70 b 10 tten) feet ~ds ts In
hsA valsr mark, wth alupsa Il liz fons "a cnebs,f,
base (ons) verto.-the average thickness Of the
riprap protection to be ~ {txo ard oushai fset
she 2~c) foss cn the sansl aide and tone)
Apropostons must state tho price At which each apd
.say Etnd Of vuk .pecined = tho proposal = % +
In this respect.
The Government reserves the right to reject any and
printed copy Of this advertisement aus. b attached
to each proposal
Each bid must oontln written or printed euarantse
Hgnsd BY two responsible perronr. s8 Fl -
Blanks br propo,als Of the form required with fosn
OF guarantee, will be furnished this Office ON sppiica
tion.
The price or prices In thu contract will be con 4deres
- including the expense Of furnishing all tie atera
and psrforna al the work, according ID the
| specifications exhibited at the letting.
The entire cost Of the canal Is estimated at 0G 4
ltwo million sixty-eight Thousand three hundred
forty -nve dollars The amount appropriated by Ccn
grass S700 OUo ssssn hundred thu1sAnd dolanf
| contract only Be made g cover tais amount
Yftesn 16 per cent. Of The A.oust al any work don
or material At the contract price thereof vii
be reserved until the whole work Which the suhjec
/ Of contrast shall te entirely completed. As
/ Persons desiring further information can obtain tn
same by At this once whore maps, plans spsc
4 hcations asd form Of cupteact can be consulted.
Proposals nust bo addressed to the srsgned an
should be endorsed "ppposals foe work - Improve
| msht ofthe Des Aoines kapids"
]. Il. WILSON,
| IJesit. Col 35th InGAntry
aug22di4 Bsevet Maj. Gen. u. q Army.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, August %.
Gen. Scho6eld has decided that the State
poor laws shall be enforced. By this decis-
ion all black vagrants who have crowded te
the cities will be returned to ther RESPECTIVE
counties.
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= Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

NvHf3 to svs notice thasen The 23i day Of Augnr
H. D, 1857, Warrant IN Dankruptcy wO isgpea
aEAnst the estate Of Oliver George o. Donaparts Van
Bursn county, Iowa, Who has been aAndyed Bankrupt
on his petition That this psymsus Of any dsbfs
and Of any propefty belonging to such Bank
rupt to him for HIS rss and the r Of any
creditors OF the said Bankrupt to prove their debts and
TO choosJ A-sgneea Of his estates Will be
held the oonrt Of Bankruptcy 10 lie holden At the
office Of the Register IN Bankruptcy in the city OF
kirk Iowa before John Bruce RsgStsr, the 7th day
Of October, A. D. 1867 at 10 o'clock N.
a4e @. W. CLARK, q. g. NJ,
aus2-d4v By H. FULTON, Deputy
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Dissolution.

THE copartnership heretofore existing bee
- twsgn the uodersigned nnder this name snd sty e
Of Cady Peck this day dissolved by mutual consent
c. X Pc remains at the old stand and s authorized
to receipt accounts due the rm and all parties indebted
to the old firm of Cady, Jones Peck, the firm of
Cady Peck, requested to call and make settlement
without DELAY. STANTON CADY.
Keoknk Iowa, Aug. a. ls6T. O. K. PECK.
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Any Thing IN our line to hc procured In the American
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mannfat tnr ers' or impoi iers' prices.
Bnyes corisg to the city will do we'll to examine thi
stock before selecting and orders received through the
all will receive tho careful attention OF experienced
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Notice.

Having this day disposed of my entire interest in the
Hard sare House OF Cady Peck TO PECK n BROTH
ERS, take pleasure in recommending the Fl IN to
old customers and the public generally trust the
patronage with hns always bsen literally EXTENDED
to the ole firm may lie continued with The
Feokuk, Low a, Aug. IL, '6T. STANTON CADY.
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