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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-31
.cept his well known reticenc

THE New York Constitution! Con-
vention has adopted an article dis
franchising deserters and those who
aided herebsIlion Il Another article
providing for challenging at the polls
in accusation of contributing or paying
money for the purpose OF influencing
an election, was also carried. All of
these provisions are excellent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-31

OMAR PAcHA has at last the great
satisfaction of telegraphing to his
master. the Sultan, that the Island Of
Crete IS tranquil, and there is every
reason to fear that his dispatch is
true. The dispatch is received by
the Sultan while he is enjoying the
hospitality of Her Most Christian
Majesty, the Queen of Great Britain.
Some idea may be formed of the man
ner in which the disqualification has
been brought about by the following
extract from the E1pis, (Hope,O a
paper published in Athens, Greece,
under date of June 18th: RI
The last acts of Omar Pacha, after his
unsuccessful expedition against Lassithi-
on, surpass every. known atrocity. He
has burned fifteen villages; he has ordered
the martyrs death, by crucffrton, OF many
unarmed Christians; he has forty Christ
ians TO sign petitions composed by him.
self. Such are the fiendish deeds of the
great General who has at his command a
large fleet and powerful army of 10000
men, with many fortresses, to crush a
handful of naked and half-starvsd Gre
tans, who have nothing to sustain them
but their love of liberty, Christianity and
civilization, aud who depend upon the
charity Of the Christian world to help
them.
Things have got strangely turned
about in this world, when a Christian
people honor and toast a Turk. who
is, at the time they pay him such
honor, engaged in burning Christian
villages, and crucifying their inmates.
What estimate can be placed upon
the intelligence or morality of a peo-
pie who vilify the Mexicans for de-
stroying the life of 4 usurper and in
vader of their country, and at the
same time receive with open arms and
every manifestation of enthusiasm, a
ruler whose garments are dripping
with the blood of Christian martyrs
and patriots. 1t does seem as though
justice had fed to british beasts, and
men had lost their reason.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-31

PoLITICAL.-JoHN MINOR Boris
has taken the stump in Virginia to
win over his old Wing friends to the
Republican party. They were almost
all opposed to secession, and many re-
NAMED Unionists throughout the war.
He tells them they have no business
% the ranks of the secession, State
sovereignty Democrats, but exhorts
them to join the party of equal rights
and national sovereignty.
A wELL-INFoRMED Washington
correspondent states that ANDY JOHN
son actually believes that the Demo-
cratic party will nominate him to the
Presidency next year; and he reckons
en- his great personal popularity with
the masses, and his immense hold on
the affections OF the Copperheads and
Confederates, for an election. a..
Mr.. \. II. SEEPaENs is, reported,
BY a correspondent or Tho New York
Times. to have salG4a d recent con-
versation, thatmany Of the secession
lists did not Anticipate any serious or
protracted collision With the Govern
ament, ndthatsome under that i'm
preston FASTENED to joia the military
organizations for future political
capital"
THE Xenia Torchlight remarks: 1t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-31

REPUBLICANS. HNSoN.
L. Judge Il. r. Butler, - White.
2. "Horace Maynard, John Williams,
3. "Wm. b. Stokes, Capt. Fleming,
4. James Mullins, "Edmupd Cooper,
5. John TrimbIe, Thos. n. Frazier,
g.. "SamI L. Arnell, Dorsey Il. Thomas,
Z. "Isaac r. Hawkins, VIM. P. Caldwell,
8. David A. Nun. John w. Leftwich.
"Members of the present Congress.
There is also a United States Sena-
tor to be chosen in place of PATTER-
SON, the Presidents son-in-law, and
if the Republicans succeed it is said
that their choice will probably fall
upon HORACE MAYNARD, while Gen.
j. A. COOPER will be chosen to fill
his seat in the House.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16

And tolls poor sons, soldiers to duty vowed,
The lowly, simple, meek ones of tho earth,
Shall find in the the hero of their dreams
The worship of those ancient ravagers
Of states and cities, whose triumphant feet
Trampled to dust alike the child and sire,
Seourges Of God, in history now shall pa.e
Before the growing splendor of thy fame
gentle hero, wise and great plebian,
Sleep thou in peace we bless thee! sleep thou
well
The great good man lives for all time. all men,
And when he dies his country not alone,
But all the world his memory inherits.
To thee man owes the slaves discovered chain,
Thrones the example of a duty done;
Thy country owes to thee peace, strength restored
Europe an ideal grand and underlined
And future ages shall thy name inscribe
Higher than Casars-next to Washington.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16

A WHALE SToRY.-On the 2jth of Nogem-
Der, 1855. near one Of the Galapagos Islands,
a toggle whaleiron was thrown from one of
the boats of the ship Catawba, commanded
by Captain Obed Swain, into sperm whale.
After holding some eight hours the line par.
ted and the levathan made off A wear apo
Captain Otis T. Hamblen, of bark Platina.
of Westport, struck the same whale about
ninety miles from the place where it WAS
struck eleven years before. The whale was
identified by finding in the body the head of
the iron, marked = Catawba, - and which.
when brought home, is recognized by Cap.
tam SWAIN The shank of the iron proiec.
ting out of the blubber Of the whale was worn
entirely off by the constant attrition of the
water, but the part beneath the skin was
as perfect as when thrown from the hand of
the harpooner. The whale had not suffered
materially from the dose, as it Welded ITO
barrels of oil.-Nantucket Mirror.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16

The Bulletin de Loi, or Law Register, is
issued regularly from this office, together
with an immense number of oriental publi-
cations. Nine hundred and fifty persons,
including over three hundred women and
forty boys. are constantly employed. They
work ten hours day, and the compositors
and pressmen receive six francs (about a
dollar and twenty cents) per diem. After
thirty years service these mechanics receive
an annual pension of four hundred francs,
(about eighty dollars,) a small portion, OF
their wages being deducted for sick fund
The bookbinders receive three and a bali and
the women two francs per day.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16

IHE Boston Post gives the following
counsel to mothers: Mothers who refresh
infants in the horse cars are not required to
exhibit the process to other passengers
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16

LIs- l.. p. FISHER--Is the only Agen
Of tie SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
0FFICE-l69 Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16
S HASTA COU RIER
THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT LIN
coin.

WRITTEN BY ED0UARD GRENIER AND
TRANSLATED BY Mas. ANNE C. L. BorTA.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16

| The following poem obtained the prize at the
Conco"rs de Posie, opened this year by the French
Academy
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16
THE
SHASTA OURlER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
ny JOHN ]. CONMf.
Publication Office,-Armory Hall
Building, First Floor.
Terms of subscription.

Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines less, one insertion,
Four Dollars; for each subsequent insertion, Two
Dollars
liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers.
Es- Advertisements not marked with the num-
Ser of insertions thereon will be continued until
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
ALSO,
Having furnished our Office with elegant as
sortment of FANCY JOB TYPES, we are prepared
to execute neatly and expeditiously, all manner OF
JOB Printing, such
Bill. of Fare, Bill Heads,
Circulars, Handbills,
Pamphlets, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards,
Posters, Books,
Law Blanks, Catalogues,
Drafts Checks, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-16

Lincoln, sleep now in peace Thy memory,
Girt with double halo, will remain;
In good men 5 hearts thy name will ever live.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
Proceedings OF the City Council.
MAYoR's OFFICE, BkowNvLLE,
Thursday. May 9Th, 1867.

Present. Mayor Church, and aldermen
Mcpherson, Morrison, Stewart, Hacker,
and Wheeler, B. B. Rogers, Marshal,
T. h. Fisher, City Engineer, and w.
H. McCreery, Clerk. J. n. Reynolds,
City Attorney.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
On motion the following Ordinances
were adop.ed: see advertising column.
A petition was presented asking that a
license be granted 10 Philip Deeser to
sell Malt Liquors In his place Of business
IN Nam street SIX mouths.
On motion It was granted, to be issued
on his filling the proper bonds and re.
ceipt.
a petition was presented asking that
a license be granted TO q. w. Garrison
10 sell Malt, Spurious and Vinous lia.
uors by the glass in the basement of The
store belonging to The BreItmeyer Estate,
for The space of six months.
On notOn It vas granted upon his
filling The requirements of the law.
A petition vas presented that a Lii.
cense be grated 10 |. H. Clegget TO sell
Malt, Spurious and Vlnous liquors by
the glass IN the Saloon under the Whit
ney Block, for SIX months.
On motion II was granted upon his
filing the requirements of the law,
A petition 10 relation to the grade of
Man street was presented, and laid on
he table,
A proposal was received for grading
portions of Atlantic and FIRST streets.
signed by q. w. Garrison, aud was read.
a proposal was received for grazing a
portOn OF Atlantic street. signed by NJ.
f. Boyd and j. w. Bliss, and was read.
On motor of John Mcpherson sand
proposals were referred 10 The Mayor
who was authorized 10 contract win the
parties, or other parties, at The figure,
therein sci forth for grading said street
The account Of Judgement Of j. Berry
against The CRY for 1896 45 10 full for
prIuclpte and interest was presented and
allowed.
The account Of 4. w. Bedford for es.
lablIshlug grade Of Nam aud extending
The eleyauoGs of irsI streets as per con
tract with late Council, 20 wit: s DAYS al
50 per day cash, was allowed.
Tie account of w. H. florence for
cutting and filling 555 yards Of dirt on
Wafer street. between 81 and 4 b streets
was allowed al Sl66 30 and the contracr
cancelled BY dulual Consent.
the CHy Engineer certified tina, the
grade Fas go0d aud han 555 cubic yard:
had been cut cut.
Adjourned I'll May Tth. 1867.
JARVIS S. CHURCH, Mayor.
Wm. Il. M'Creery, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
Rasn Ball Clnh.-It is with mu,

Base Ball Club.-It is with much
satisfaction that we chronicle the form
alton of a Base Ball Club IN this city.
In a city like ours there are many young
men-and ole ones too-whO do not take
suficien, physical exercise, and This game
affords, with its amusement. the thing
most essential TO health, physical exer.
else and the cultivation of muscle"
We are requested to state that a meet.
ing of the Club. TO complete the organiza'
lion will be held at the office of Wm. H.
Hoover, tomorrow, Friday evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
DIR. WHITTIER,

T ONGER BY YEARS LOCATED ~ ST.
IILOUIS than say ether Private Disease Ply
sician. Is a regular graduate Of medicine, euTes
Syphilis in aIiits forms, G0n6Trhosa elect, Strict
are, Orrhitis, Diabetes, Bladder and Urinary
diseases, Syphilitis affections Of the throat skin
Or bones.
Thousands suffering self-abuss, excuses, ex-
rosures and indiseretiOhs in youth and ma
turer ears, producing some OF the fallo owing
(. effects Blotch0s, bodily w~eaknuss, unmanliness,
10 DISQUALIFICATION. constipation, dread Ohu.-
ture events, less OF mem9tyy and toally imPO-
tcncy, havinSbsen cured.
He can refer to mary old residentsfcr past
success and present position, also mauy phys
4 iciaushere aud elsewhere.
Occupying q whole house Of twelve ro0ms,with
competent assistant physicians; those roqui-
ringdaily personal attention may remain ia the
establishment.
Medicine sent everywhere by nail OF express.
His Theory an Exposition Of Diseases, clearly
de'ineating all the diseases conditions, may be
badiu sealed letter envelope f0r6 cents. Ladies
Circular, embracing 81 chronic Diseases cents.
Address St. Louis. No.
4 frte.l.. tax cost u6tbi,g charges mod
crate cures guaranteed. Olee.6H st. Charles
street. one sqgars sO2th 81 5be LiHdeu Hotel.
Feb. 10 ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

FeStiVaT.-The Students of Per-
Seminary will have a Festival on Friday
evening, May 24Ib, for the purpose Q:
raising funds TO procure Apparatus for
the School.
The exercises will consist of OratiOns,
Colleagues. Charades, etc.
Ice Cream aud other entertainment
will be provided for those who may de,
sire it. A cordial invitation is extended
10 all. .AdmissiOn so cents.
BY order of Committee,
r. F DAILY. Chm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
MORE
NHORE V
More Clipper Plows !!

Shellenberger s. Bros. are now receiv-
ing the most complete and best selected
Stock of Hardware ever brought to this
City.
Their experience 40 the business and
the fact that their stock was bough; way
down East. for cash BY one of the firm
in person is enough to ensure cheap pri-
ces here.
Builders, Mechanics, Farmers, New.
Corners and Everybody in want of goods
in their line will be sure to find goods Of
a superior quality at The very lowest fig
ures. 1921
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

Married-On Sunday evening, Mey
9Th, at lheFtrst Presbyterian Church, by
Rev. /. T. Bard, WM II. MoCRErRv
and MAuD c. ALLEE both Of this CITY
To say that we wish ihem all the Joys
within the State Matrimonial, is but a
feeble expression of their deserts and our
h'Pes for them in the future. We ac-
knowledge the receipt of a share of the
cake, aud suppose The wine. its usual ac-
compartment. Is bpt waiting for age TO
make its enjoyment a richer treat.
May 9Th, at The residence Of j. l..
Roy. ESQ by Rev. David Hart, CHARLEs
J. BEAcH, of this place. and HATTIE
HARBIDeE, of Chicago, III.
Thus from tie Beach they have STEPPED
into enc boat to sai2tOgelher. and may
their voyage be a heppy and prosperous
one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
Know Thy Destiny.


MADAME 2. T. THORNTON, The great Enslish As
t~roIogist CIairvoyanta and Psychometriciaa, who has
astunished the scientific classes o. the Old World has
now located herself at Hudson, n Y. Madame Thorn
ton possess such wonderful powers Of second sight, as
TO enable her 10 impaFt knowledge Of the greatest i'm
portauce TO the single or married. OF either sex. While
in a state Of trance. she deIiueates the very feaoures
Of the person you are 70 marry, ami by the AID VI an
instrument Of intense power, known as the PsychOm-
otrope, guarantees TO produce a life-lke picture Of the
future husband or wife Of the applicant, together with
date Of marriage, position IN life, leading traits CT
character. &c. This is no humbug, as thousands Of
testimonials can assert. She will send when desired
a certified certificate, or written guarantee that The
picture is what it purp3rts to be. b. enclosing a small!
lock OF hair, and stating place OF birth. age, disposition
and complexion and enclosing 1fty cents and sIampei
envelope addressed 81 yourself, you viii receive the
picture and desired information b. return mail. All
communication sacTety c0nHden:iJnaI. Address in
confidence. MADAME Z, +. THORNTON,
feb 20 ~ HCtson, n. z.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

Chas. Hergesheimer, of the Rulo
Register called on US last Saturday. He
aGvertises ihg prosperity of Rulo well,
as any section sending forth so welldress-
ed a publisher must be aourlshing. Rulo
is the town of Richardson county, and
may il and Charley continue to prosper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
". b. MeCreerK. has Ibis cay SHOW

w. II. McCFeery has this Cay shown
US through one Of the finest aud most
extensive Stock Of Goods ever brought
to Nebraska, embracing everything usu
ally kept In FIRST class Drug Store,
Also a very large Stock of Paints, Oils,
Dyestuifs, Lamps, Wall Paper and VIM
dow Shades of every style. It is well
known Nc displayes an extraordinary
amount Of good taste in his selections.
Call aud see for yourselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

Our Thanks are due Hon. A. S.
Stewart, of Pawnee county, for a club OF
new subscribers and a promise of more.
We are pleased to learn through him
that Pawnee county fills up rapidly and
that crop prospects are fattering. The
citizens of the counties west of US Ear in
no way serve their interest better than
by corresponding with and taking the
Advertiser. The latter they-are doing
the former would pay them to do more
of
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

Is or 20 Leeper s. Kidder Riding
Flows On hand, which | will sell for $50
each in cash, or S55 on time, secured by
note drawing 10 per cent per annum.
Also, two Gang Flows CD reasonable
terms
All kinds Of custom work in Wood or
Iron done with neatness and dispatch.
80 St A.. w. MORGAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
New Millinery GOOds.-Mrs Hewe

New Millinery GOOdS.-Mrs HewetI
has just received he Spring stock of Nil.
liuery Goods, and It is complete and of
the latest patterns and styles. She has
now the largest and finest assortment of
Bonnets, Hats aud Trimmings ever Of
fered in this markeL. Ladies now de-
sirlng a ''real love Of a Bonnet" a 'dar-
ling charming hat" should caH OR Mrs.
Hewert Immediately. Do SO, ladies', and
our word for II, you will be suited.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

The Deep Cut In the LeYee, we
see, has been nearly filled up by the re-
cenl high water. This Is a great benefit
to the Levee. We hope the Council will
take immediate steps to protect the LeFee
from washing out a i has heretofore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
Mayors oaer. May s,h. 1867.
Full Council aud Civ Officers presenI

Full Cuuncll aud City Officers present.
Minutes OF previous meeting read and
corrected by adding mat the bid Of NJ.
+. Boyd and J. w. Bliss was for 30 cents
per yard cut and FIJI. and lha; u, W..
Garrison was for 81 l 2 cents per yard
cut and fll. otherwise approved.
On motion The Council proceeded to
hear from 4he. citizens of Brownvll!e their
opinion as to the grade Of Main street.
DR.. G. F. Stewart ~preseEted a petition
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

Fire AIarm.-Last Sunday morning
u community was considerably stirred
by an alarm Of fire, O~ccasioned by the
burning out of a due at The residence Of
Hon. T. w. Upton. 1t extinguished it.
self without outside assistance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
Rich & Bros Pottery we uninien-

tionally, some weeks since, located at Ex-
C%elsiOr, Atchison county, Mo. This was
a mistake. Il is situated on Rose Bottom
three miles cas-, Of Excelsior. We sims
ply make this correction In order to To-
cate the institution at the right place
Their Pottery Ware will recommend it.
self TO all who buy il, and no merchant
who deals in it once will willingly do
without it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

Star H0teI.-Ws call attention to
the card of this New Hotel in to.day's
paper. The house is newly finished
throughout. The rooms new, clean and
cOmmOdious throughout. More anon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
Wonderful but True.

MADAME R~EMLNsTON the worid-renowned As
troiogist szd -nam5u Clairvans, While in a
elairvoyaEt STATE. delineates the very features % TIE
person you are 70 maTrys and By the aid Of IN .ns,fu-
mentof intense power, known as The Payse6omotrope
guarantees 70 produce a perfect ard Ife-iks picture
Of The iutuTe husband OF wife q ths applicant, arth
date Of marriage. occupation. leading traits Of eharsc-
ter, &c. This Is 10 Imposition, as testimonials win.
out number can assert By stating place ofbirta. see.
disposition, solor Of eyes and .aal1, and e-nciosins .afty
cents. an stamped envelope addressed % yo1rselgvs
vii receive the piotare - return Hsasl. tozethsr Wan
desired Information.
EAdcress in confidence, MADAME G~ERrauBr
R~ENIFeToS, ? Q BOX 7s7. ives, Troy.Nx sssqo1,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
RaIneY & Lewis, display of Ladi

Rainey & Lewis display of Ladies
Dress Goods, Lawns, Delanes, MOzam-
biques, Percale, beautiful Spring Shawls,
Silk Basques, Sacks and Circulars, new
styles embroideries, Mourning Goods
ETC., is exceedingly attractive. They
also have a mammoth stock of Staple
Goods, Domestics ETC., selected with an
Y 10 their trade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

Hon. T. w. Upton reached his
home in this city, from Washington, last
Monday evening, being out two weeks
on the road. He looks as one with a
consciousness Of a duty well performed
and Vois of bad effects from Washington
influences. He meets a constituency
who are proud Of the man and his course.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

The Steam Saw Mill belonging to
Cooper, Columbia & Co., at Hillsdale.
in this county, burned down last Fall, has
risen. like the famed Phoenix. from the
ashes, more complete than before. 1t is
located among good timber, is worked BY
good workmen. and turns out the best Of
lumber at reduced prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
-GRovEsTEEN & Co,
PIANO. FORTE
MANUFACTURERS,
409 broadway, n. Y.

THE ATTENTION Of the public and the trade
/ Is invited TO our AeC Scale, Seren Octace
Roseuo9d Piano Iorfcs. which for volume aud pu-
Tity Of sne are unrivalied by any hitherto offered
in this market. They contain All the modern i'm
French grand action, harp pedal ircu
frame oyer-stTuBg bass, etc. ETC, and each in
strumeut being made Under the personal supervis-
ion Of Mr.. J IL .GROvEsTEEN. who has 3 praesieal
experimeHce Of over thirty years IN their manufae-
tuTe, is fully warranted in every particular.
The Grovesteen PIANO FORTE
Received the big best award of merit at the cele-
bFated w0rlds fair, where were Exhibited instru-
ments from the best makers Of London Paris, Ger
many, Philadelphia, Boston. Baitimor5 and New
York and also at the American Institute for Eve
successive ears, the GOLD aud SILrEE MEDALS
from both Of whfeh can be seen at cur Tare-ro0ms.
BY the introduction Of Improvements we make
{ still nore perfect Piano furts, and by manafact-
uring largely, with a strictly cash syssem n. are en-
allied to offer these instruments a. a price which
win preclude al competition.
Our plicss are from 500 70 $500 cheaper than
any first class I iauy-forte.
TERHS.-NET CASE in current funds.
Descriptive CirctlaT sent free.
July Ist k6s OIe year r. Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
WANTED FOR
Womop's Work in the Girl War.

.Christian C.mnissioRers. An eminent Divine
says This work is a householi treasurer, a ioy
aud blessing to future times. IL develops q new
socia! era. a new power IN woman = ney phase in
Christianity itsalf. q y. Aahar's Xtgaziae Gays :
I've welcome this Book NOS hea-tiiy As the onlv
record of Womans Work in the War which makes
approach to completeness. Ia the beauty OF its
typography. and the exceileucy ofits numerous fns
steel engravings,i sc Is 3 model. AgeaSs have no If
6culty N selling il, for all FhO see il want - read
IT,. .Eneggetie y0ung men aud ladies will fBd an
agency for this work the best paying business tnev
san engage in during the Spring and summer.
For fRil description Of The EOrk and terms e
Agents, address.
ZEIGIER McCURDY & Co.,
S0.5m Lamblrd Block Oh iesgo. HIs.
and St Louis lie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

OF Furniture McFall & Co, have
low a large aud complete stock on hand
more coming. Now isthe accepted time
20 make fine selections.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

We learn that active explorations for
Coal are now being made az Aspinwall
in this county. We hope our friends
here Will keep US pasted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09
The Ladies, Friend, for May, is a

The Ladies' Friend, for May, is a
splendid publication. It's embellishments
are first class, as Is also its reading mat
ter. It's fashion plate is of the latest and
most fashionable pattern. Altogether it
is taking the lead among its class of pub
licatiops.
Il a be had at this Office in connec-
ZION with the Advertiser at $3.50 a year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-09

McPhersoh's Steam Saw mill is again
IN full operation running day and night
Saving Lumber in the day Grinding Flour
o. night. FlEsl. class articles both.