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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10
FOR RIVER.

MEMPHIS ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
CONPANT
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine BIu2 and
Little Rock.
master
This elegant and sw.n steamer IT,
will leave as above or ~
TUESDAY, 18th Inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD q q. Agents
corner Main and Madison SIS
mnly q OF boat foot MOoroe st,
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARKANg4S
RIVER PACKET
fOr Helena, Napoleon. Pine Bluff and
Lille ROek.
master
This superb passenger stsamer r.
viii leave as above On Ue
TUESDAY, IIth inst. at ) nm.
JAS. T BOURNE Co AGENTS.
milo 2t No - fee.-IsD s+
REG ULAR ARRANSAS RIVER
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine Bluff and
Little Rock.
hAhhl DEAN BlalEdel master
This excellent passenger steamer r.
viii leave as above ~
TUESDAY, l2th inst, at s pm.
LAY JOHNSON, Agent.
mhlo star Wharf boat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

BANKERs.-The attention Of our read
ers il directed TO the card Of the Mem
phis city savings institution. The Off
cers are gentlemen long and favorably
known to our business community and
the standing Of the directors, as the
leading citizens Of pa business houses,
IS the best guarantee of the character
Of the institution. Mr.. George Milling
ION, a gentleman well known before
the war as connected with the CONNER
cial bank and the DeSOtO insurance
company, oficiates behind the counter
as the teller Of the institution. We take
pleasure in recommending themt TO those
having business in their line.
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NOTICES.

Corn. Oats and Bran.
0000 sacks CORN
AOOO hB sacks OATS
so do BRAN
Low to The trade.
DENTE &CO-
MA1 81 Al EuufH ruu-r 49,
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No. 4 Madison Street, under Memphis
Life and General Insurance Company.
J. G. w. Ringer has opened a first-elsss
saloon at the above place. Those who
like No. l liquors, In a quiet way, are
Invited to call. None others need apply.
fe26 If
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Wagon and Carriage Material.
Corrected by WOodburn, Smith & Co, No. g
Green street, St. Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

Fire and Bygglar Proof SaJes.-We
are again in receipt of fourteen more Of
those greatly celebrated safes Of Marvin
& Co.'s make. Bankers, merchants and
others who want a reliable safe can pro-
cure it at ORGILL Bros. & Co.,
febl9-lm Agents fer Marvin 4 Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTS

w A n T Z D
By an exhibited States army on AZ
slt1aaon as OYerseer Of a pfautauon S9ie-
must Dc stated address r. j. a Ei0oT,fr~fc5
Mclean county, Ilis. ms-9
w a Z D
A good Cook, Washer and Irone---hf..
pre1errss. Apply a. 10 Monroe street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORT
CAGES. NJ. Crews to Linnie DOnel-
son, quit-claim deed TO three acres in Fit.
Pickering; Willie B. Miller TO John b.
Robinson, quit-claim to lot No. 22s Main
streets Geo. l., Williams to Aug. Roger,
deed, $500, rustic windOw-shsde manu.
factory on OvertOn street; Michael Burk
10 J. II. Burton, deed, S2520, lot 3, block
,, Butler subdivision Catherine and Ed.
Stouer TO Ed. B~reathett, deed, $4,000,
race track ear Memphis and Charleston
railroad John Guegel to Andrew Ro-
burg, quit-elaim deed TO lot on Poplar
street; A. Roburg TO John DutliDger,
deed, 5000, lot on PoHkr street; Geo.
Dixon to Mrs. AHn II. Viii, deed, $1,000,
on McLemore avenue; Milton a. Kerr
70 John G. Quinlan, $500, lots 40 and Al,
block II, TT. Pickering.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

Look Here.-As good a stock of pure
French brandy and the real old Bourbon,
as can be found In the southwest, is kept
constantly on hand by n. & ]. HofFeimer,
276 Front street. II these gentlemen
warrant an article it can be depended
upon as they represent. We speak Of
that which we do know.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

Up to the 31st March, 1s67.-We beg to
inform all discharged soldiers, white or
colored,) who desire additional bounty
under act of July rs, 1866, that by orders
of the secretary of war, their appliea-
lions must all be filed OF or before the
3lst of March, 1867. If they are not, all
those coming in after that date will be
submitted to another department, in
which from the large amount of business
it has daily to investigate, great delay
must and will necessarily arise in OBJ
tanning a settlement and we therefore
suggest the Importance OF p~erfecting
these claims with the least possible de-
lay-more especially a the departments
have commenced paying them. Bona
fde losers Of their discharge papers will
also do well to call upon us at once.
NJ. COMBS, JR Il Co.,
mh6 II Poet1tlce Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

Notice i would respectfully inform
my friends and patrons that 1 am now
with the house of Z. Lowenstein & Bro,
who keep the largest and best assorted
stock of dry goods in this market, and 1
doubt not can please all who favor me
with a call. Respectfully,
marIO-lw VAN. B. MARTIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

UNITED STATES COURT. T. Peyton,
P. II. Scruggs and It. J. Latham were
admitted as attorneys Of this court. Col.
Leon Tronsdale was sworn in As n Of
the petit jury, vice Montezuma Jones.
John S. Miller, a grand juror, was
excused. In the case Of United States
VS.. J. d. c. Atkins, a treason case, was
disposed of on plea Of pardon in two
cases on the district court docket, J. S.
Claybrook VS.. L. M. Wolcott ct al, and
Jacob TOrian VS.. H. E. Hudson, the
court ordered instanter certiorari for the
United States direct tax commissioner a;
Nashville to send up the original record.
In the case of United States VS.. Travis,
debt on P. o. bond, judgment set aside
and a new trial granted. A number OF
judgments were taken by default.
Gases set for hearing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

WALLPAPER, Wall P1per.-And at the
same establishment can be found a full
stock Of Carpets and Upholstery Goods.
]. Greeshaber is the proprietor, No. S75
Main street. And in this spring time,
to those who wish Wall Paper and Car
pets, we would say call on him and your
tastes a be fully satisfied
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

Important to Discharged O6ieers.-By
q recent decision of the court of claims,
difference of pay, for servants actually
kept between the eighteenth day of
June, 1854, and the third day of March,
1865. of S. per month, being the differ
ence between $l1 paid to servants and
the SIG paid to soldiers during that time),
and which has heretofore been refused
payment by the U. s. Treasury. All
officers will therefore forward to US at
once their discharges, and we shall do all
in our power TO obtain an early settle
ment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

THE STKEETs.-The thoroughfares,
alleys and by-ways Of the city are still
kept in q horribly muddy condition, and
not the slightest effort seems to be made
or attempted to be made by the powers
that be, to make them any better. 1.-THE
people will stand idly by and suffer such
imposition on the part Of their servants,
well and good but it appears 10 US that
some action should be taken in this Ito
the citizens) serious matter. Rise up in
your might and call the board tO~accodnt.
No other people would suffer such
wrongs so patiently. How long will you
suffer and be- gtFODgP
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n. COMES, JR., z Q
mari I'd Room No. 2 POstofice Building.

Selling Of At Gst.-The celebrated
boot and shoe manufacturer, M. APP, at
$50 Front street, offers at cost his extern
sive stock of boots and shoes, made in
his shop from the best leather and by the
most skillful and thoroughly experienced
workmen to be found, and warranted to
be of superior quality in every particular.
Their elegant finish and durability is I'M
questioned, and he extends this call to
his old friends and customers, feeling
satisfied that a call will be equivalent to
a purchase. Remember that he is deter
mined to sell out without regard to price,
as he designs engaging in other BUSH
ness, and must have the capital to com
mence with. We say tOOur readers here
is the place to get a good pair of cheap
boots. Give him q call. mas st
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BISHOP OF ARKANsAs.-The Right
Rev. DIR. Fitzgerald, recently appointed
bishop Of Arkansas, is in the city, and
will preach at st. Patrick's chapel,
corner Of Linden and DeSotO streets, this
morning at half-past ten o'clock. Many
Confederate boys will always remember
Bishop Fitzgerald, for his many kind
nesses 10 them while prisoners at Camp
Chase, he being pastor Of st. Patrick's,
Columbus, at that time. The bishop
leaves for Little. Rock in a few days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10


We are pleased to notice a correspon.
dence from this city 10 the Neb. City
NeUs, which makes some very good
points upon the progress and improve.
ment of cur city, Perhaps, The great
amount Of truth 10 the correspondence
should make some amends ror he few
grains Of the opposite character which il
contains. Yet we know Of no founda-
ton for such an assertion as The follow
Ing in said correspondence
"The most prominent and influential
men Of this city do not regard with favor
The AIchlson aud Nebraska City Rail
road, their objection caused probably By TIE
last name"
We assert, on the contrary, that "the
most prominent and inaueatial men Of
this city do regard this road with ia
vO7, bur do not propose 10 lei il interfere
with an east and west connection, which
now demands their whole attention and
will undoubtedly receive all their support,
81 least until the A. & N. c: Road de.
mands something. The Air Line Road
will be one Of the main stems Of the u
P. R. R., while the A. & N. c., road
Will never give to this county any prom
nance on the Missouri river above 9th.
sr counties along the route. Yet. il ha:
90 far demanded nothing, and no OppOsi.
ton has therefore been engendered.-
The slur contained in the last lines j,
entirely gratuitous and uncalled for
BrownYille is making her destiny upor
merit, moi upon haired or ~delractioa q
ether points. A-yieh's'' scratching 10 tbs
contrary Notwithstanding.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
Farmers 0f Nemaha County.

The United States Commissioner Of
Agriculture has requested me to furnish
him from Nebraska, for use IN the Agri.
cultura! Bureau at Washington, certain
agricultural statistics and samples Of
agricultural products Of this State, The
samples will be placed on exhibition IN
ahe Agricultural Department with the
name and residence Of tue donor or pro-
Queer attached. If those having speci-
mems of corn, oats, wheat, potatoes, tur-
nips. beeIs, carrots, in short, anything
produced in Nebraska, and desiring to
contribute them, will leave them with
me in Brownville. ! will see that they
are properly marked aud forwarded
The statistics particularly desired is the
yield this year, per acre, of corn, oats,
Eye, wheat, buckwheat. potatoes, SC
The interests Of agriculture will be
served By furnishing this desired infor-
nation. l hope farmers will comply.
R. w. F%URNAs,
Prest. Nemaha co. Ag ! SoC'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
Later and Better.
EtchIsOn CouBtY Fair.

Alchison County holds its Agricul-
lurel and Mechanical Fair next Wed.
nesday and Thursday, and a big time
is expected. Il win be held al Rock
port.
We hope many Of our citizens will
give them a call, as they turned cot no.
bly, to ours. As that county is much old
er than this, a much larger ATTENDANCE
will be had and a good showing viii
doubtless be made.
We acknOwled receipt through J. P.
Dopf Of complimentary tickets for the
officers # the Nemaha County Agricul-
tural Society.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

TO ITS FRIENDs n RATRoHs :---I am
authorized to say that the Nemnha Coun.
y Agricultural and Mechanical Fair
held on the 25d, s6sh aud 9TH ulsimO,
proved an entire success in,e respects.
Thus, the permanent fonndaii Is laid
Of an organization caiuuIAf I'D be-
iicved, 10 aid wonderfully 10 developing
the agriculture, mechanical and artistic
resources and abilities Of our promising
young State. From the manifestations
al and since the Fair. a conclusion is
warranted that preparations will immedi-
ately commence for a carnival mex year
that win astonish the most sanguine
friend Of our highly favored soil and eli
mate. Let The farmer, mechanic, man.
ufacl0rer, and producer Of whatsoever
character. prepare to bring their first
and best fruits-gfa;ns, vegetables,
stock, implements, machinery. manufac-
lures, handicrafls and arts. Let our
fair oounuymomen' bring heir offer
ings Of Go@ers-thefr rich samPlesfrOm
he garden, oven and dairy-the results
Of their skill with The needle, shuttle,
kniuing-pin. and pencil. No organiza-
lions are more Instrumental ID introduce
ing superior breeds Of stsck improved
and labor saving machinery and enfonr-
aging industry and mechanism. a
heaahy emulation IS cultivated. People
Of eli ages, grades, sexes, end Of all
political and religious complexions meet
and form new acqpainlancess acquire
new opinions and more enlarged ideas,
and become better fitted f~ortoeiety.
R. w. FURxAs. Pres't.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
LIST OF PREMIUMS

Awarded At The Second Annual Fair
Of the Nemsha Agricultural Society,
held at Brownville, Nebraska, Septem-
Der 25th, 26th and 9Th. 1867.
Case C-Horsss
Stallion for all work A years and over, H
P Manning diploma and lst premium /;
A Dodd, % premium.
Stallion 5 years old, J w Argabrighl,
1st premium
Stallion ? years old, c c Hale Is,
premium.
Stallion with 5 best Spring Coils OF
bis getting, Geo Ashley Isl premium.
Gelding for all work, H P Manning
diploma, Jas Million 81 premium.
Gelding for draft, H Rogers, Isl pre-
miam; ] w Brush I'd premium.
Span matched Horses.A lyman lst pre-
MUM: Wesley Penny % premium.
Gelding 3 years old, J H, Drain 1si
and 2nd premiums.
Gelding 2 years old, Joseph Medford,
LIST premium.
Gelding l year old, N A Coleman lst
premium; J H Drain % prenium.
Spring Col, (eilher sex N A Cole
man lst premium; Geo Ashley Cd pre-
mum.
Brood Mare for all work A years old
and over, Wm Mckinney Isl premium;
N A Coleman % premium.
Brood Mare 3 years old, WIN McKin-
ney Isl premium;Wm Corn 81 premium.
Mare Colt2 years cid, Vim McKin-
ney 1st premium; Francis Redfern I'd
premium.
Mare Colt year Old. Jno Argabright
Isl premium; VIM Reed % premium.
Single Roadster in Harness, I W
Bedford, Ist premiumi Seeman ID pre-
tniun. ms
Class D-Jacks and Males
Pair 2 year old Mules. John Creeson
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

By the kindness Of J.. X. Bear we
learn thai tie packet J. II. Lacy sunk
this, Thursday, evening about 6fteeu
miles below Iowa Point. She struck or
Winnebago bar, above White Cloud,
breaking a great many Of The large Inn,
bers in her hull, which caused her 10 leak
and sink as above stated. No further
particulars learned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
The Election.

Returns Of the recent election were
canvassed this forenoon TOO late
70 get The Official table. The gen.
eral result is: Probate Judge. A. W.
Morgan; Commissioner, Jas. L. H.
Gee; Sheriff, Day .dson Plasters Coun-
~ Clerk, Jas. Hacker; Treasurer. G.
w. Brallon; Coroner, Barnard Onens
Surveyor, T. Wright.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

O,oe county at latest advice had no.
gone 50 muchly Democratic as usual
The Aers las some doubts as 10 The cleo.
tiOn Of a Democratic Clerk and Com
missioner.
Douglas, usually a Democratic county
has gone Republican by 600 majority.
Bully for Douglas we cannot resign The
banner into better hands for a twelve
mOnIh, yet. next year We shall claim il
again. :
Later and Better.
The Republicans Of OlOe has elected
a Probate Judge, County Clerk and Cor.
Oner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Growth If Two inches ID diameter and
len feel 10 height each year, ard son
Maple abon& tao Fds as much Whicn
IS considered eqoai 8 amount Of tueli +
being betiRr qualify.
we nsA visii she we'll known farm
- JOSEPH Lovelfce IN order 70 take
neasnrenents 81 trees Of elder gFowih
and greater variety. We Ind "a ms
sfm s6xsral hua5fea Cottonwood trees
known 10 be but IL years from break.
inc the virQin-sal s5me Of which are
more like the majestic forest Cottonwood
of The Missouri fiyer-than Anything eai-
tgated in so new a country These
frees are mostly planted close together
10 form a hedge in a line SO close that
we counted 300 trees IN q space Of -
rods. averaging frorc 4 70 IS Inches
through in-fh e hedge, and some that
4 stasd out more alone. measured as fol-
lows: z012 IS. 81 12. So IL, and 81
ID inches ia circum ference ar nearly
20inches through. only ioosing 2 inctes
10 diameter So 6 feet in hsiGnt.-and es-
timated 10 be from 6. 70. S51eet high,
producing over a half card Of wo6d.-
! Think of This farmers .of The pfaane-
and lake courage. Measurements were
also taken sof Shft Maple E34behes 10
cFcumfeFence HacbegFy, 20 Boysl-
ldsrs Is MolbarIy beating fFui9 %
! Blackwa lnul, (bearAAg) 26f BatlsFnug
/ tbearing) aud ApplaQee II iochf
es m c}runf4fenee al years Paniiug
On this farn there .arextwo apple Orchf
afdsof 100 trees each, bearing abund
anuKahfsxeasou 40K bsarmG peach
Ltrees on three acres Of land yielding
nearly 1850 bushelssO of perlecfly formed
fruit, which sells from s. l0GSsa hasheL
Rhis' orchard is suFrou6dedab by willow
hedge some 20 feet high. and pIapte@
but three years. But yeur committed
would not recommend tHis willow only as
a .P%Fotectien,to orchards, &C.. We wogld
also mention here that we noticed 2
growth of s feet 10 sobe seaEo1 Of an
Usage. Orange Hedge two years Old, GU
to the ground laFi spring also, cute an
extensive nursery offal la1ds q Ruil
trees which appear very heaa.hy, and
should prefer them TO those Of eastern
origin; ali ofwaieh we respectfully sub
ant. 8szGzzs = .4E.zET sHA
r. 4. HAWLEY,
~. G. SWAN,
B. F. McININCH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
The Ben Johnson SnEk!l-The

The Ben johnson SaKk!!-The
steamer Ben. Johnson, upward bound,
struck a snag, in the slough just above
this city, last Saturday, breaking a hole
through her hull about ten feet long, and
sunk 70 her lower deck. The following
list Of losses we copy from the NeBras.
Ia City Nsrs: r. Hawke & Co., 50
sacks Of wheat, insured in the E.na,
total loss; VIM. Dill, $50 sacks Of
wheat, insured in Home, Of N. York
Tor $500, $50 sacks lost; D. ]. Nc.
Cam, 1913 sacks Of wheat, insured in
Home, nearly all saved Ashton < TAFT,
50 500 worth Of corn, insured in the
Underwriters Agency, all saved
White, Of Leavenworth, 500 sacks Of
wheat, all saved. Mr.. Harding thinks
The boat can be raised.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

One of he locomotives Of the coustruc.
tion train on he ST. Joe & Council
Bluff ReilrOad wssin sight Of Nebraska
CRY % the evening Of tie 3rd. Bu, a
few mOn,hs win slapse unui us whistle
viii Be beard opposite ,bh city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

From the Cornell Bluffs Eonpareil
we learn that Nh Phelps, The contractor,
is now wOking fopf hundred hands on
The ST. Joseph end Of the road. Il Is
hoped that the grading wiIl BE compse
ted Ibis Winter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
Unezpended.

The award Of cash premiums, By the
Society, amount tO,S333. Thus far, all
who drew cash premiums and have been
conferred with, have donated their re-
sPec,iye amounts. 1t is presumabIe that
most OF The remainder will do the same.
S. w. KENNEDY,
Treasurer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
Closing Exercises or the Brown
Vile UIgh School.

NAA
On friday evening Of ibis presens
week Hiss Johnson's and Mrs. McKen.
zis DsparimsEss win have their exhi-
bisions.
On Monday Oct. 1lih, VII eommepce
y lei examinasion Of all ths classes
taught duriag The he term. This ex'
animated wall continue till Tuesday noon.
Tuesday afternoon VIII be occupied in
listening 10 Declarations and Compost
lions from The two remaining, Depart
ments Of the School.
We cordially invite the friends in to
listen 10 what the students have prepared
fol-. sheirsClosipg gffsfingE
At5fs DAAA
TO the citizens or BFOEnyllIe.
w wislfTo say one wordmore 10 our
friends 10 Brownsville concerning the
forthcoming Teachers Association.
We cannot lslI how many may come
from a distance TO claim your hospitality,
but we do hoPes be they many or few
that they Will receive a hearty welcome;
that The good name Of BrownvHle in this
respect may still be preserved.
Weshope, further, that the friends and
weIl.wisheBs Of ahs cause Of education
will attend The Association as much as
possible and we especially urge our
professional men to give il their support
and encouragement.
As a body Of teachers we peed your
sympathy and co. operation, and we
would most cordially invite the ministers
of all denominations to come 10 and take
part with usin our deliberations.
o. B. HEWITT. -,
J. NJ M'KENZlE3 o
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
<onGEs ~

Best management Of Horse. under Sad.
de by Lady, Mrs Beeson st prfniom-
Best management Of Horse ia h~arpess
by Lady, Mrs Shafer lst premium; Mr.:
Beeson ID premium. 3
Best Tfosti6g Horse eeeF s years
old, A lyman lst premium; john Ger.
son ID premium
Best Trptupg Horse under 5 years old.
u II Rogers lst premium; Is Msniek
q premium
Best Paciag Horse, Benz Rogers s. Co.
lst pFepiVm; ArgabrIght ID premium.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
~Trcasurer'S Report

of The Receipts AID Expenditures Of the
Aeasaha Co~pty agricultural Society
for the year 1867;
Receipts from all sources, meme
berships, admission tickets, rem
Of Booths and sale of lumber S51S75
Expenditures for lumber. labor,
printing and ma erial for RrraDg.
ing grounds and wall z62 o.
Excess of Receipts, 1853
The Society. by a provision of a
State Statute relative 10 County
Agricultural Societies, is entitled
to two cents on each inhGbhans,
which amounts 10 $3.50
2ls So
The Society has ordered 300
Vigneite Engraved Diplomas, at
a COST here Of 1880
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10


Pair 8 year old mules, r " Furnas
Isl premium.
Mule 2 gears old, abraham Penny LIST
premium
Class Cattle
Ball 3 years old and over, B N Fur
mas Isl premium.
Bull yeasold and ever, J III Cole
man 1sE premium
Bull Calf, ] w Blackburn lst premium.
Heifer Cali WlTirrell LIST premium.
Cow for Dairy and Stock, J G Clark
lst premium; j " Deary ID premium.
Fat Cow. ] C Clark lst premium
Class G-Slciine.
Boar, w H Hawley Isl premium
Boar Pic " "
Sow
SowPi6 a
Litter Of Pigs, Z. ". Furnas Isl pre-.
MUM, /. Black, I'd premium
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
nzAsg u-FLoURa and MEAL

Sack Of Fail Wheat Flour, Thomp-
son Bros & Loveless diploma
Spring Wheat Flour, Thompson Bro.
& Loyeless lst premium
CLASS WHINE ART
Best Oil Painting, Miss Abby John
son lss premium
Creyon. Miss z ABBY Johnson didOmas
Fes.hsf sFlswers, Mrs ClaggsK Is prem
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

LnleNtf ea8tAHr tHA 81 "AaN ? my a4 NtI-4 a.|
~ p4itialIty slOan "a
wsswisb To imme3ttoy dispose OF - tlsus
uihcent Stock. Ceri1cdtes, uEmlng the aft-e,n
placed in ssled cuvfiap35, anu well mitsL hln
are e~ulitl1 10 he srtial8s namei on tleir crlial
upJl ptyDlentof Tsn 1OlisTs, whether Hbe an
worth 81 c0 or enc worth less. the retiu % u
OF cur cerudcaies cattle you % the arlde liuf
thoFoOn upon payment irrospecitV3 Of tswra, q
As nc article Waited less tnan $40 b nlmgl9Wu
IHcata, be wHf arOucg Be seen matthi4is
Eo Lottery but q Btraight forward ls
mate transaction, which may be DlglaR
.ted5n even bgthe most fastidious.
4 sinsls. cesaaab wilEbs sent By. nal ~
paid, upnn receipt Of Is sts., Give Tor one itRI
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