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The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15
White men of the South be of Good
Cheer. Light is breaking
'u.a in the East ..0
ST. LoUIs, Nov. 6.

.... . ST. LOEIs, Nov. d.
Returns from Kansas are meagre, but
indicate that both female and negro suf
frage are defeated by from 5000 to TO-
majority Leavenworth gives from l.
500 to 1000 against negro suffrage. The
entire democratic county ticket is elect
ed, and four democratic representatives
to the legislature by q large majority.
Topeka city and Shawnee county gives
about three majority against negro saf
frage. Latina gives large majority
against negro suffrage. Returns from
Riley county indicate a small majority in
favor of negro suffrage. Wyandotte
county elects the entire democratic ticket
and defeats negro suffrage by 800 major
ity. White Cloud gives $40 majority
against negro suffrage. sta HUl l-
r...... NEW York, Nov. 6.
Returns from 81 additional towns in
this State give'a net majority for Mexican,
republican, for secretary Of state, Of So,
SO, a large democratic gain. Iii addition
to the above, eight towns in Orange show
democratic gain of 1851 Schuyler
county, complete, gives Mexican 400
majority Steubin county, complete, gives
Mexican 100 majority eight towns in
in Genesee show democratic gain Of
322; six towns in Broom county show n
democratic gain of 422.
LATrR.-In the last dispatch the ma
iority in 81 additional towns should have
read net majority in these towns. Add
tional returns from IA towns show net
democratic majority in these towns of
5A4; in addition to these 81 towns and
wards in Cayuga give Mexican republican
1860 maioritl The remaining six towns
in this county in 1865 gave republican
majority of 554. Rensaellcr county is
claimed by the democrats by 10000 ma
jority, democratic gain of30O0; Colum-
bia county complete gives Nelson 32l
majority, democratic gain 600, Broom
county complete, gives 1000 republican
majority ...... .......
Additional returns from New Jersey
show increased democratic gains. The
legislature will be democratic, only one
county in the state has gone republican
Brooklyn has elected two democratic
seuators
." BALTIMORE, Nov. g.
The result in this city on the gubcrna
torial vote shows a ma jority of l5.OOC
for Bowie, the democratic candidate {
gain Of 2,000 over last year,
... BosroN, Nov. 5--l0 30 p. IN.
Returns from two hundred cities an(
) towns foot up. Bullock, 1897, and Ad
ans 53,l32. The same towns last yea
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15
NO.MI
From the Cineiaaa,a EnrrSr.
The Next Presidency and ths South.

The st. Louis Democrat 2.sdical) see.
ing the wreck TO which iss oaty il tend.
ing in the Northern states, is turning its
attention toward the South. In the hope
that the rotten borough negro suffrage
States which are being manufactured there
will save the Radicals from defeat In the
Presidential election. .t, .g.f,
Now, the Democracy intend TO carry
enough Of the Northern States TO elect
the Presidential ticket clean oeer the
fraudulent and spurious Southern negro
vote The indications are that they viii
carry the following States: f..t.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15

WISDOM AND VIA representative.
in his maiden sp.ec! on the floor Of Con.
gress, in reply to All opponent, by his tell.
ing hits and witty speeches and puns. kept
the honse in aroar Of laughter for nearly
an hour. closing amid quite q demonstra-
lion OF appreciation, aud, as ho thought.
with great success. What was his aston.
ishment, after having received the congra..
ulations of several friends at tho close Of the
days proceedings. TO be- greeted BY Nr.
Benton. who taking hitn aside. said:
"Sir, ! have heard your speecb.p have
been here many years. This is our first
session. viii You permit me to give you
"A bi, Of sdvice?' 2 ~ 'i@ 99@ $3.50 ae'la q
Certainty. SIR" was the reply. II
shallfesl hoaored by your cous,csy.'l ..s.
Well. sir said Mr. Benton. "your
speech was exceedingly brilliant. j. spark.
led with wit; il was iunny they laughed
heartily ut it but never do such thing
here again il you wish to advance ~ .
statesman ana politician" I.
What" said the sstonished debutant,
. never make a.speech y
"No, sir. not that but don't mako peo-
pie laugh, replied Benton, .!A = (!
mot make people laugh, Mr.. Benton.
Why it requires some genius to make wit
ty speech" ~
"'Tue sir but the public has a poor ap-
probation Of genius You must gain .
reputation in wisdom, not wit. You can
gain reputation for wisdom in Congress
by not speaking . single word during the
session" Z. i tAli-l'i haAt.l
"A reputation for wisdom p ,
"Cer.ainv.j Sit still aud look wise
Mankind is prone TO reveronce tha sslsGa
ass " .t ll N.Q. III G.l'.4t'sats gta.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15

IMPERIAL and English Breakfast Teas
y. e. WILLIAMS & Co
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15
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Advertisement inserted at Sl50 cents per
square, of 10 lines or lcss-and 75 cents for
each subsequent insertion. Liberal deduction
made to yearly advertisers. ODD p y .FI
Marriage notices $500. Obituary notices.
Shen under three lines, free of charge; over
.hree lines, the usual charge made as for ord
mary advertising.
Cards or communications of a personal
character, il admissible atall, double the usual
ates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates for Congress or
State offices $500 County officers, $1,000.
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All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Ad iress all letters and communications to
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The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15
VAN BUREN, ARK, NOVEMBER Is, 1867.

gave Bullock $4,000, end Switer $1,000.
Bullock's majority will probably reach
10000. Lieutenant. Governor Clafin aud
the balance Of the republican ticket will
be chosen by about the same majority.
The legislature is very largely republican
in both branches, but the opponents of
the prohibitory law viii probably have
two.thrds ofeach of the branches. Bos.
ton gives 10000 majority for Adams
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15

----- Blessed are they who DO not aAver-
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cubtonicrs.
The Van Buren press., 1867-11-15
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

TheO. Hill & Co., have opened up
in McPherson's Block. Their room has
been fned up expressly for their use and
is not excelIed in finish or neaInes of
arrangement in Nebraska. Their stock
is in every way equal to the room.
The right hand side of the first floor
is devoted to the retail Dry Goods de-
parlmenI, where will betOund large
stacks of Prints. of every shade from
every factory. foreign and domestic.
Shelves filed WIKI the latest styles and
patterns of LADIES' Dress Goods. Hun
dreds Of boxes and drawers filed with
Silks, Laces, Trimmings, Notions, etc.
Piles of Muslins. SheetiDgs, Flannels,
Clo:hs, Blankets. etc., of every descriP-
lion and variety.
The left side IS set apart for the retail
Grocery. Queensware and Hardware
trade. Here will be found e full stock
of Groceries. Queensware, Hardware.
Glassware, Cutlery. etc. Anything de-
sired in the above line can here be found
Up stairs will be fOaDd the Boot and
Shoe department. in which line they
Just received fifty boxes of every variety,
size and style. Carpets are displayed
in this room, which, as 500 as finished,
will constitute the wholesale Dry Goods
department.
The lower room, or cellar. with a front
TO The s, ulh. is their wholesale room for
Groceries, Hardware. W~OOdenware, etc.,
and is fitted up IN tip top style for this
department. r
Altogether their three departments,
containing $3.50 600 worth of Gopds, offer
to both wholesale and retail purchasers
inducements that cannot be excelled any
where, and coupled with their fair deal
ing, are bound to increase their already
large trade Ie immense prOPOrliORs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

TableauX VIVantS.-Qulte an in
serest is being manifested by The young
folks Of this Guy ia the organization Of a
TabIeaux Troupe. The preliminary steps
have been taken, aud tn move Is likely
10 prove a success. We hope it will, as
with the talent in our city. i. a be
made better than nine.tenlhs of the tran
seienI shows which but fleece the public.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28
,RowEvILLE, THURSDAY, nov. %. 1867.
Ch,urcheS.

- T.-Se N Second Sunday and
Fb.t,g saturday .: esch nOnth ~ , o'clock p. n
pre- 49,. TStb.dist church an BrOWnviiiO. Rev. n. p.
"HITHoptsT EPISCOPAL. Services every Sunday,
n xno 6 10 r. n. Prayer Aesiug every
81 .yfoinx; Sunday School ever Sabbath a.
~ rev. W. 5. BLACKBURN. Pastor.
v.r.roPhL - Services an AcPnerbOn's Hall every
so iay A. 10 Ia a. NJ, ana every Sunday ~
N Sunday SchOoI ~ 2I.fP. -. gVery SGu-
Kt- Rev. G.. h. DAVIS, Missionary.
OTIusT PREsBY rE~RIAN.-Services every Sunday a.
n and . = r. Nj SUNDAY school A. = Z &
-. Prayer mesuhE every wednesday a. p n
- John 7. BAIkD, Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

European Connection for the
Merchants Union Express la pur.
suance of an Agreement between The
Merchants Union Express Company aud
The Morris EurOped" Express Company
ell packages received by the Agents of
the former for Europe. the East or West
Indies, Mexico and the BIazils, will be-
transferred for forwarding To destination
to Morris European E1press-whIIsI all
packages received by Morris European
Express for the Interior of the United
States will be handed over TO the Mer.
chants Union Express Company.
THEO HILL & co, Agents.
BIownVille, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28
NOTfCE

70 al whom it may concern KnOw ys. that the
second Monday nf ROvembeT, A. D.. 1867, 10 the
day appointed By the Probate Court Of RARnea
County, Nebraska for hearing the application for
letters Of Administration TO issus 70 J Robins
& r the Estate Of a 3 Cromwell, late Of R@wnos
County, Nebraska
PaWnee City, Nebraska, Oct. 18th 1857
30 EDWARDS, JEags o. PFvAots,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

PerSeCutIOn.-The St. Joseph Her
aid, of the 18th, states that The steamer
Jacob Sass exploded one of her boilers
at Jack Ass Bend uear Missouri City;
aud in a later issue that tie Jacob Sass
was aground a short distance above ST.
Joseph. We are pleased 20 note that
it landed a huge 10. of goods here last
Saturday evening, and LET. bound up,
though not naturally a cOsIive b al.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28
10000 yards CaIicOes at IL 2.
10000 yards brown and bleached
Musiins, from 10 10 SO cents, az
THEO. HILL & CO.'S.

The weather is still pleasant, to-day 4,
the 26ih, with a few clouds lowering
around, and all who depend IN cislern
water praying for rain Clothing zeal
ers look down in the mouth and
doctors nearly worried to death. Il is
rough, gentlemen, yet still the weather
is beautiful.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Ous gentleman says my doctors bills
for five years. averaged one hundred and
fifty dollars per year. Three years sgO !
procured one Of DR.. Humphreys cases Of
homeopathic Spe ciics and since thai
time my doctors bills have averaged SIS
per year, and we have enjoyed almost
uninterrupted health. Price $40. sent by
express on receipt of the price. For sale by
McCOMAS &CO.,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Arrival and Departure OC Mails.
K,usrn NHiI Closes u O'clock,
y,-tbsrn Nail "
v0tsrn'MAii closes NOndayS ~ \. n.
Cant Nail closes wsdnetdayS "
H0k Fort Nall closed Saturdays At P n.
ca, sDsu on Sundays from . to GP.N.
AID. MARSH, P. n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Thanks-To Uncle Samuel SDider
for remembering Us in the way Of a
nicely dressed fowl for a Thanksgiving
Dinner. Remember the printer an The
hour of Thy prosperity, as through him
cOmeth knowledge, comfort and peace"
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28
Clty DIFecIOFy.-see the New Cards
in to. days paper. Hand 10 your Cards,
gentlemen. every man doing any kind Of
business should be here Represented.

D. B. De Land & Co.. authorize
those who sell their goods. To tell puT-
chasers 70 use one half of a paper Of their
Bes, Chemical SsleTalus, and then if
they are no. enUrely satisfied with i's
superiority over Soda or any other brand
Nf Sd~leralus, 10 relur the balance and
get the money for the whole refunded.
This Saleralus is perfect. therefore they
are vii ling to let j. stand OF fall upon iss
own merits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

The number Of eggs shipped from this
point this fall must be truly appalling TO
the lovers of hen fruit heFeabOu,s. Que
firm alone. Rainey & Lewis. have ship
ped over 9 500 dozen, and WOrihIng 4
Wilcox have shipped abOuI ls5O0 dozen.
The shipments have been mostly TO On
aha and destined for the plains.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Wendell Grant has jus, received a
large stock of Leather, and Shoe Find.
ings /; also a choice stock of Groceries
and Clothing. Grant cannot be excelled
in fair dealing, and offers goods at a
bargain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Vegetable SicIian Hair Rsngasf

Has stood the test Of seVeit years
before the public and no OreDGrGs
ton for tie hair has get been dis
covered fbGtSSOiu produce Hse same
beneficial results. It IS G9s entirely
NeU scientific discovery cOgHbiNing
many Of the most POlCeGTltk apd re-
StOf0tt0e agents ~ the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. It restores GRAY HAlH
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR. 1t makes the scalp aclitc
aud clean; cures dGndrIER and
hICnOTS, and falling out of tho
hair; and GOiU make &c OTOeC. uDO1l
bald heads, eCcept in gerry GgetE
persons, 10 tt furnishes the D8EtTt%
ttUe principle bg SChich the h0tT Is
nOWFtshed and supported. 1t makes
the hair moist, soft, and glossy,
and IS unsurpassed as q HAIR
DRESSING g. It Is. the cheapest
preparation eCe offered to the pub
ItC, as bottle 9OtJL accomplish
more and last longer thar 6tFe0
bottles Of any other pTepGFGttOEb.
Tt Is recommended and WSed or
tic First Medical Authority.
The wonderful results produced
bV OsEP SjciEiGIL Hair RenetOe3' hHCo
induced MANY to MANUFACTURE pre-
paFGtiO1IS for TIE Hair, under q
TiOWS names; and, tB order. to in
dHce tie trade and the public to
purchase their compounds, then
have FeSOFted to IdLSehO0d, or
claiming they SVere former part
neFS, or had some connection fCitb
OIEr Mr.. Hall, and their p'epOTG-
ton 1OGS similar TO oars. DO not
be deceiFed bU them. Purchase tbs
original: &c has Meier Net been
eqWaLLed. Our Treatise on the Hair,
FOitH certificates, sent free or NATL
See that each bottle has oar private
ReVenUe Stamp OVeE the top of the
bottle. All others are limitations.
R.P. Hall & Co" Props, Nashua, y, H
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers n Medicine
C. A. COOK, 81 Dearborn St. Chicago, III
Agent Tor sho North-wsstern states.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

We have noticed many Of our ex-
changes speaking Of a brisk day for
trade in their town, generally Saturdays.
All our week days are Saturdays in this
respect. Our merchants are all satisfied,
money Is plenty, building is still going
on and farmers are rolling ia their pro.
duce. Verify. trade is good.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Pay Up.-All persons indebted to the
late firm of Atkinson X Co., either by
nOIe or account, will save costs BY paying
up at once. We will take Corn, Wheat,
Oats. Rye, Barley, Potatoes. or the
money, aud will allow the highest mar.
ket price for the produce.
ATKINSON & CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Bliss will have another Auction Sale
on Saturday. Look out for bargains.
There is no reserve!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

The members of the Methodist Church
have made some good improvements IN
the road to their house of worship. They
talk of getting a bell in the Spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28
R. w, FURNAR, Pres.

A New Furnace for the High
SehOOI.-A large Wood Furnace, with
all The modern Improvements for heating
the rooms of the BrOwnVille Union or
High School has been received during
the past week, and viii be put in posi-.
lion without delay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

]. G. DeUSeF has now on hand the
largesl stock of Cook and Heat Stoves,
Tin add Brass ware, Sheet Iron. Pumps,
Wagon Timber. Bob Stsigh Shoes, etc..
ever brought to this market, which ne IS
offering remarkably low 70 cash Pur-
Cbase1s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Street COntract.-We learn that
the Street Committee have let a contract
to Dr.. Blackburn for grading 4th and
5Gh streets between Main and Nemaha,
and a portion of Nemaha between 4th
and 9Th. Grading will commence nexl
Monday if the weather remains favor
able.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Those enllled to Diplomas. awarded by.
the Nemahs County Agricultural SOcie.
", will find them, hlIed up, al the store
of Teafs & Co.. BrOvnviLs. Those de-
string Diplomas in place Of Premiums
awarded Them. will be accommodated BY
calling or leaving their names at the
same place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Cash Paid for ell kinds Of country
produce at +. u. SIORE'
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28
STRAR NOTICE.
November


Cure Of seminal Weakness, or Gpermatog Fhaa,
induced BY Sel-Abuse; Involuntary Emissions. In
potency, Nervous Debility, aud Impsdiments 20
Marriages gsnerAly ; Consumption, EUilsDsy, and
Fits Mental And Physical I~ncspAey. &S.-Bv
R0B.5, COLVERWELL, M. D., Author Of the
'Greea 5ook," &c.
The wOrld-renOuned huthOF, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves fFem his own experianos
that the awful consequences OF Self-Abuse may be
efectually removed without medicine snd wi ,Sout
dangerous surgical operations, bogies, Instruments.
rings, OF cOrdials, pointing ont 3 mode of cure a
once certain and efertual, By which every sufferer.
no matter what his condition may be, NAV ,uFe
himself eheaply. privately. and radically. This
lecture wilt prove a boon 70 thousands and thous.
ands.
Sent uuder seal, ina plain envelope, to sny ad-
dreSe, on receipt Of six cents, or two postage stamps.
By addressing the publishers.
Also DR.. CULvERwELL'S @Mariags Guide"
price IS cents. 81.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J.. C. KLINE & Co..
125 DOVyeTy. New York, 70. Box 45ss.
ITO"
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Saturday night last, although the air
was freshly cool in this vicinity, we saw
vivid flashes of sheel.ligh,uing gid up
the horizon to the northeast and south.
west.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

LARGE STOCK of Under Shirts and
Drawers al
DORSEY g. BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

vatsrn'NAii closes HondayS II 4. n.
Cant Nail closes wsdnetdayS /"
r~k Fort Mall elOsot Saturdays At P Y.
oses oDsn on Sundays from . 70 IP.N.
AID. MARSH, P. n.
On oar fourth page will be found on
column of Agricultural reading matter
The ADVERTISER for sale al the Cir
News Depot. aud Post Office New
Depot.
thanksgiving SerVIces-will b
held to-day at IL o'clock, P. NJ.
in the Presbyterian, in the Methodist
and The Episcopal Churches.
The Mite Society for the benefit Of the
Presbyterian Sabbath School will hold
a meeting at Col. Fornas' residence mex
Tuesday evening, Dec. Sd, At z o'clock.
P. n.
Mss NJ. ALLISON, Pres.
The Winter Term of the Brown.
vile Union or High School will com.
msncs during the Cd week in December.
For 4 fine Cigar or a nice Pipe call on
Hunks Dora.
TheO. Hill & Co., are now In
MCPhersOn'S Bow.
CrInbeTries az
SWAN g. BROS.
All kinds Of Country Produce bought
and sOld by
TEARE & co.
Buffalo Robes No. l Robes for
sale by K. W..FURNAS.
No shOddy kept at
DORSEY s. BROS.
The Best Teas IN market at
p. q. STORE.
We will occupy our new Store room
10 McPhersOn's Block. next week.
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Five Brood Mares with foal) for sale
by A. P. COGSWELL.
We will remove to our new Store
Room ia McPheFsOn's Block next week
]. L. MCGEE & CO.
Fine lOt of Furniture and Bedding just
received al MCCALL & CO.'S.
"Saur Kraut" and Pickles At the P.
G. Store.
First Premium Flour and New
Corn Meal a.
P. G. STORE.
10000 yards Fla9nels and Linseys.
10000 yards Cloths, SaIine.s and
THEO. HILL & co.'s.
Government Overcoats and Blankets.
cheap at DORSEY & BROS
McCreery has The choicest brands of
Che wing and Smoking Tobacco.
Cook Stoves in abundance at
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
II you wish a bargain 10 Boots and
Shoes, you should go to
TEARE & cos.
Corn and Oats wanted in exchange
fOr goods al
s. L. MCGEE & CO.'S.
C0al OIL CreeIy's new
Lot Of Lamps. aud Lamp Fixtures capti-
everybody. Go and see ZEN.
Keep Comfortable by buying a sui.
OF Winter Clothing of
DORSEY s. BRO.
Cashmere GOats.-lO pair Cash.
mere Goat Kid. old enough to breed
next Spring, for sale by
R. w. FURNAS. BrOwnvills.
Beans and Hominy at
SWAN & BROS.
For fne sets Of Harness go to
w. d. MAHIN'S.
The cheapest Tobacco IN town at
SWAN & BROS.
One desirable dwelling for sale
"PPiy az lhis ONCE.
q. c. Lett, Land Agent, Brownyille,
Nebraska.
Teare 4 Co., in their prices. keep
pace with the decline in HE market, even
to below cost.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28
M'FALL & co.
Dissolution.
STRAY NOTICE

Taken up On the eight dav Of November 1857
1t the residence Of the undersigned. two miles south
Of BrOWnville, one rcd COW with white face, crop
Of Of, and swallow fork in each ear, supposed to
be Eve years cid last spring. W. PENNY.
Nov. IA, l667-No7-5t pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

The ADVERTISER for sale at the City
News Depot, aud Post Office News
Depot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

1000 John Derre's Moline Flows.
5000 yards Carpets aud Oil Cloths a
THEO. HILL & CO.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

On Our fourth page will be found one
column of Agricultural reading matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Call and See McCreery's fine stock
of Toilet Arucles, Hair, TOoth and Cloth
Brushes. PerfumerIes, Card Cases, fne
Soans. etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Ten thousand dollars worth of Boots
and Shoes at
THEO. HILL & CO.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

thanksgiving SerVlceS-will be
held to-day at IL o'clock, P. NJ,
in the Presbyterian, in the Methodist,
and The Episcopal Churches.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

For Cheap. Good and Well Made
Clothing GO 10 DORSEY'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

McCreery's stock of Wall Paper, Win.
dow Shades, Cord and Tassels is COM
piese.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

C0al OIL L~ampS.-McCreeTy new
Lot Of Lamps. aud Lamp Fixtures Capti-
vate everybody. Go and see ZEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-11-28

Corn and Oats wanted in exchange
fOr goods al
s. L. MCGEE g. CO.'S.