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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-31
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Who. having unto truth, BY telling Il
Made such a sinner 81 her memory.
To credit her own Ne she does believe H."

To credit her own Ne she does ~
we viii joyfuly accept any theory her friends may pro
pound, and, despite any evidence, We Will Dee'o her
We now 10 the Akers pariisans-trise dor,s Nha
ve call themEand propose ihee9pon 10 take on our
they Considering the Ssremptory evidence that setes
for troubling ourselves with the astonishing temturo
which they have produced. But when you have blown
Chinese fort to atoms there nay s De s0s eHTee
and all the lghfn array There are good reasons ALSO
l. by assertion and inslnuation they have uttered
gnat falsehoods against Mr. Ball and his friends which
q Tie investigation Will show still further the hopeless
OF Mrs. Akcrs's claim.
g. 1t is public duty TO rebuhe this railing, slashlng
fragrant abuse Of the nigh duties the privileges and the
candOr nuisance to be nbated. Sarcasm In tile
teros Of truth may be legitimate; without truth
is not toleraDle; Sarcasm against truth IL arocions
The most el1bOrntc offender Is nameless knight with
ylzor down and "W" on bis crest who, ambusbed be-
omed lance. lie starts OFF with cheerful confidence
having caught three Legislators gone % In bowl
n brittle def wObb!ng amidst pillows OF iron, which
few taps will settle" How readily this figure pictures
itself 70 the imaglnatioul 1t has metallic ring
Nevertheless rs faithful e1egetes bound 10
pect FROM what follows In the context that the
plshed writer was Indebted to an accident for this bill
liant stroke But for slip Of the pen, IL would have
read, pillows Of ironp We nater Ourselves that this
happy cmendailon WI relieve great difficulties Of fact
We think 80. decidedly. IL Is piquant-all piquant
HrGtsrea nu plenty Of irony, but mo- lron Exhastve
the whole daleet OF the for the pot. peI
phrases usual great occasions Of lalDpOon, little
musy indeed, hut useful wthal Serene and lofty Inn
pndenco" hopeless pOea-ng." "drlgelng incoleren-
ces,' Knows no about poetry than a Hotentot"
Incredible simplicity" wondering stare" foolish ng
ments neither the substance nor sembance OF verify
(chiyarc for le), "walpurgs night" &C. until he
reaches the conventional dramatic climax OF Tie brain
whirlbgF We should gather II just the kind Of
brain TO whltl
" And much would Bis bear enoy the nhr.
h--hs head did NJ Ehirl round too"
That the author was exhausted We discover further
from the editorial columns OF The Times OF the date
wherein he calls attention himself in a delicate nun
He writes:
may be thought That the general literary claims
mp for that gentleman lr b. as poet by his Jealous
friends and champions is unduly severe; but not
that the fair limits ~ criticism, boldly invoked
have been trausccnded" just II was MT acting A
was reahty-that brain whrliug. We can Imagine Tho
cheerful crowd Of Times READERS that morning some
looked pcIpexcd, some profound" They had not had
such Hn exquisite moroccan since "thO elbows VI the
Min0Ow
We tuko IL for granted that this notice by W. rather
than b. editor, because .t C0uIiad5ta ia Op0R VI
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

MAYoR's OFFIcE, BRowEvILLE,
Monday, August 9th, 1867.
The Common Council met in the Office
Of the Mayor 10 Regular session.
Present ]. S. Church, Mayor.
Aldermen: T. C. Hacker,
c. w. Wheeler,
C.. F. Stewart,
]. Mcpherson,
Marshall /: Benz. Rogers,
Engineer: T. r. Fisher,
Clerk: VIM. H. McCreery.
The minutes of last session read and
approved
The Petition Of Evan Worthing, TO
sell malt, spurious and yinous liquors by
The glass, was received ard on motion a
license was granted uhiill May Isl, l56S
from the 18th day Of Jgne A. ID. 1867.
The Petition Of Pierce Bieke, 10 sell
malt. spilous and Vinisas h~quours by the
.gless was received aud oa motion a H.
cense was granted for six mgplhs com
mencing August 18th 1867
The PeIlion Of J. r. Dye, was receiv.
ed requesting The priveledge Of opening
Up certain streets in the Ciiyo Of Borwn-
vile, to wit: Water street from Richard
street to The old road at the top of the
hill, and Richard street from Sixth to
Seventh street. The petitioner agrees to
clear the brush, and pile for barn
ing By the middle Of October, for the
the woon hat IS on the street. The
Prayer CT the Petitioner was granted.
A Petition was presented by w. R.
Leach, numerously signed asking that
the water collecting at the bridge at the
East end Of Water street on Levee streei
be conducted east on the exleniiUn of
Water street ualill il empties into the
channel of The stream again.
On motion the Street Commissioner
was directed to have a sufficient amount
Of the Poll tax of this year worked Out
under the direction of the City Engineer
in such a manner as TO accomplish the
object asked for in the petition presented
by w. R. Leach.
On motion Street Commissioner was
ordered 10 have Sixth street repaiyed.
On motion Aldermen Stewarl Wheel
er and Morrison were appointed a com
misiee and charged with the selec,ion OF
a site on Levee. and the removal tharetc
Of TIE Brass Cannon and of the Cannon
House as soon as practicable.
On motion the Council adjourned 10
August 9Th 1862 ct 2 O'Clock P. III.
JARVIS s. CHURCH Mayor
w. II. M'CREERY. Cpk.
Pursuant to adjournment Council me-
August Oh 1852 10 tie Mayors Office.
Present: J.. S Church. Mayor
Aldermen; J. Mcpherson.
T.. G. Hacker,
j. Morrison,
c. w Neeeler.
Marshall: Benz: Rogers,
Engineere: 7 r. Fisher,
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
Benz. Rogers City Marshall rendered
bis resignation as City Marshall and
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

asked 10 be relieved from further duiy
thereon. On motion the resignation was
accepted.
Ga moiion The request Of Pierce Blake
and Jones Drewry 10 have Bird street.
opei5ed full width as far north Of Main
street as the north end Of sheig residences
was granted.
On motion the clerk was allowed $50.
for making OUT the City Tax List for
1867 and the said tax lisl was to be hand
ed over 10 the City Collector who was
duly authorised TO collect the same ae-
cording TO the law.
On mutton the order allowed Neelsy
for fixing we'll house was drawn on the
fne and license fund.
On moton Geo, Turner was allowed
fflv cents for removing wood.
On motion the clerk was requested e
advertise for bids for Stone wings tC
20 cnlvert on Mainstreet pea 9Th street.
to give o weeks notice, bids 70 be By
the perch furnishing every thing.
On motion Street EegIneer was 20 hz
bridge on 2nd street,
On motion o. B. Hswet was allowed
$50 for work on 4ih street
On motion Peck s. Wood was allowed
Sl90.S5 for excavating on Main street
near 18th street.
On motion Barber & Tompson was al
lowed SIS for work on Main street.
On motion NJ f. Boyd was allowed
$3.50 for work on 2nd street.
On motion Micle Cohen was allowed
S10l.60 for work on 3rd street
On motion Sayles& &c. were allowe.
$685. 40 for work on Water street.
On motion Cogsdel s. Co. were allow.
de SCI 90 for work on 2nd street..
On motion Council adjourned 10 NEE
again on August 7th al 2 o'clock P. NJ
JAVRIS s. CHURCH Mayor
VIM. H. MeCREERY, Clk =. :.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
For The Aarsrll.sr.'


EAACd4IOA 610 kECC DthJOAes
Much is said about Education, and
much should be said. Here perhaps vii
The importance Of correct training Of
children, be fully seen. until each indi.
viduai hears his final destiny Al The Last
Day"
Perhaps parents and guardians Of
youth are not always fully consciousOf the
fact that children are continually being
educated. As soon as The little being
starts out into the world, he has commen-
ced 10 form 3 character. and it may be
moulded into learning, BY being eneOuF-
aged to habits Of thought; BY cultiVatiRg
in him b~enevolence, kindness, g~endeness,
forgiveness, charity, love and temper
ance.
But if be is left without proper culture,
his character will present sel6shness, ha-
tired, rudeness, unldndness, quarrelirg
revealing, and intsmperance; springip g
up into Injurious growth. The least and
oniy way which presents itself now 10
educate the entire mass Of children; IS
tha Free School system. Each child
should be educated, whether its parents
are able Or inclined to do il or not. The
Free School system propose this, and LEI
the friends Of education see thai it IS
faithfully carried out.
We were pleasantly entertained, and
much gratiied a. the closing exercises Of
tbe Spring term Of the District School in
London Nsb,, July 30ih. The School
seemed to b e under good discipline. The
children manifested quite an interest in
their studies, and gave evidence thai
they had learned something.
The school and those ia attendance
were addressed by Judge Hewett Of
Brownville. His remarks were very
appropriate, taking all things into consid-
GRAFTON perhaps nothing could have been
said more to the purpose.
The people in London have been Pecu-
liarly fortunate in securing the service Of
Mr.. Robb as teacher. Many whO are
etachers have learning enough, bat lack
the ability of imparting ii to others, some
fail in governing a school. This seem:
to be the great difficult in teaching school
in Mr.. Robb, unite all the qualification:
Of a school teacher. He seems just fitted
for 1t.
Judge Hewett in his remarks to :he
children, told them they were Of grear
Impotence to their parents, so much Sc
that they would rather see all their prop
erty /; everything they possess taker
away lhan give up their children. Ev.
cry parent who has laid a child in the
grave can fully feel the lruthfulness Of
this remark.
Then if our children are so dear to US
let US be awake and active III doing al
we can for tie happiness and usefulness
of them in this hfe, and direct them tt
the source Of Eternal Life ia the world
to come.
JENSETTE HARDING.
London Neh., July 3lst, 1867.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Lathor Hoadley, Administrat0r Of the Estate Of
". r.. ". Cobb, de ceased, and the beirs o. dsviseos
Of w. r. " Cobb, who 70 the plaintiff De- thisas
ton are unknown, viii take notice that Z. .hol-
Hngsheod as plaintiff, has fled bis petition agoinss
them as3efeudants.i IN the District Court 0fNema-
ha County in the State Of Nebraska. TIE object
and prayer Of said petition s. 70 obtain from aaid
Court q decree FOR the specific performance 81 8 oeI-
tain contract IN writing maleby the said n. Is W.
Cohb, decreased. TO convey 10 plaintiff the north
west quarter Of section lS, in township 3 north Of
range IL, east, in Pawnee County, Nebrska upon
tie plaintiff paying the amount Of m1ley agreed
upon IN said contract as consideration zoe such son
voyanse. Defendants are required 70 ausWs Or de-
mur on or before the 9tb day Of Septefabsr 1851.
j.. ". HOILlNGSHEAD BY
CT. NYE, bis Attorney.
Ordered that the above notice bopublished ia the
Nebraska Advertiser for four consecutive weeks.
VA. III. HOOVER,
BASH IS Clk Of DisE Court.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
Wapted.-9,990 dozen Eggs for cash
BLISS & HACKER.

Mr.. Joseph Huddart has taken charge
Of the Eating House in Whittney's Block
heretofore kept by Mr.. Claggeti. Mr..
Huddart's steady business habits and his
long experience in the Hotel business,
will ensure satisfaction to all who favor
him with their patronage. Mr.. Claggeti
will hereafter devote his attention TO
his Liquor and Billiard Saloon in the
lower story. He is determined that this
Saloon shall continue in the future as IN
the past 10 be the best kept and most pop
olar establishment Of the kind in town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
Teaehers A%ssoeIatIOn.


We wish 10 call the attention Of all
teachers and friends Of Education in the
State 10 the Importance Of holding g
Teachers Association this fall AT some
point.
We therefore ssk all teachers who favcr
this movement 10 send their 10
n Of the foIlogiug.pe rsops, also state
ing where and when they prefer to have
il: Either to Judge Heweis or J. N.
Mckenzie Of BrownviTle. Rev. Mr.. Tag
CERT or o. H. Irish Of Nebraska City.
DR. J. ]. Nonnell Omaha, Prof. H. Z
Brown. Columbus.
We would also say that we have as.
surances that an arragment viii be made
whereby teachers and others attending
he Association viii be carried to AID
from it by the boats at halt fare.
We think we are safe il saying thai
the good people Of Brownville viii give
the Association a hearty welcome and
provide for The wants Of the teacher:
during the session, free of charge.
What other town on the river will dc
the samel let US hear.
Teachers, send in your m imme-
diately we want TO hear from the ladies,
especially.
~ 0. B. HEWET.
IN. MCKENZIE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
o. B. HEwET.
J. NJ. MCKENZIE,

We have heard Of Smith, the appropri-
atof Of other mems wives. He went 70
BrownVille. Nebraska. where he engaged
as a teamster. While hauling DIRT on
the streets. a few days ago, q load upset
on him, i%uiuring him somewhat severely.
aud at last accounts be twas laid up at \
bordiug house. This is another illnslra-
lion Of the fact that "lhe course Of true
love never did run smooth. White
Cloud (Kansas) Chief.
This is doubtless the musician who was
mashed on Atlantic Street This last
was the mos, unkindest mash Of EN- ell.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Sigmond Seeman, PEI Ih TOO District Court
vs. ! OF Ne-aha County State
Benjamin Hiekox. DsTJ Of yebnsks.
The saia Defer6aat. Beniamin Hiskox, viii take
notice that the said plaintiff has fled ia tte said
Court bis petition rs plaintiff sgainsi him, the said
defendant, for the foreclosure Of p eez tain Mort
gage executed By the aid defendant 70 - .E.Hurst,
1arch l2th, 1859, Cor to following described Real
Estate situate il NsEaha County State Of Eebras-
"a, t0-wit Lot No. 3 in Black No. %. in Brown-
vile proper, and Lot No. 2 IN Block No. B.. IN hid
dls BrognVillo. The prayer Of The said petition ia
FOR said foreclosure and fhs sale Of said premises
g pay ne SUN Of Ss0.oo and interest thereon AZ
the rats 81 ten Per cens PEE aanum from he n b
uay q April, 1852 as the amount dueo 90 said Mort
gee, ana paid by the laid ". Z. HRrss as surety
lor we sad deisndaut The said Mortgage being
daily assigned by tho sid Hurst to iss saf4 pain.
tn. Abd me sid b3iertant j. required % appear
AID answer said petition On or before re Isfb Az
SeptemhoT, 1871. HEWITT 4 CHURCH.
4-9t-eiS-39 Atty orPIH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

FurnituFe.-McFall & Co, have the
largest stock Of Furniture that can be
found west Of ST. Louis. They have ev-
cry thing that can be called for in their
line, and just as fine an article as can be
wished for. They sell as low by reiaiE
as can be bought for 10 St. Joe by whole
sale, why7 Because they manufacture
the coslliest articles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

lydia r. Amiek If the STATE Of Indiana. lAeTes
BIZ notified thar Gideon Amiek, did on ne Slst Day
of JULY, 1877, Gle his petition in the once Of ne
Clerk 81 tas District Court, Withia and for The
County Of Nemaha, and State Of Nebraska, ehsrg-
ing tho said Lydia q. Amick with crime ct aduitety
with ono William Hendrix, and praying That h9
NAV be divorced from the said lydia r. Amick and
for tho custody and c~outroie ef their uincr e~hiidrso,
which petition win DO for hearing at tie ne1s
term og said District Court.
Dated this 7th Jay Of August 1850.
Ordered that this notice be published Tor Tour
weeks Ia the Nebraska Advertiser.
WILLIAM Fl. HOOVER.
45.4t SO Clerk Of District Court.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
TERRIroRY OF NEBRASKA, :.
Counny Of
Subscribed and sworn TO before me,
G. D., Justice Of the Peace.

Trio.
Tat Territory Of Nsbraska,N Before A. B., q Justice
VI Sof the Pace, within, and
A. B. fi3I - County. Ne
brssks Territory.
The complaint and information OF c.
D., of county, made before A. B.,
Esquire, a justice Of the peace. within
and for county. Nebraska Terrific
ry, or this day Of Is who,
being by me duly sworn, on his oath,
said that Z. f., late Of said last named
county. on The day Of Is
in the county last named, upon the per.
son Of @. p, then and there being, did
then and there assault, beat. strike. wound
and otherwise ill-treat him, the said G..
H., Cor that the afiaut has just grounds
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

The Book store and News Depot has
been removed TO The Telegraph Office,
one door above ]. L. McGee & Co.,
where the latest ST. Louis and Chicago
dailies can always be found.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

PIeaSant.-Phil Deuser has the best
Lager Beer in town, everybody drinks
Beer at Phil's. Lager Beer Is vat The
pe7les vants, cnd Lager Beer Is rat Pepiss
Is going 10 hGvep
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
AmaIgam Bells,
.fMALGAM BELLS,
; AMALGAN BELLS,

BELLS For Churches, schools, Plantations, Farms
Factories, etc.
BELLS Ths Original and Best Cheap Bell ev.
er Manufactured.
BELLS THAR nsa throughout tho United states,
Canada. Mexico aud south America. for the
- past ten years, has proven them to combine
BELLS most valuable Qualities, among which are
Tone, Sonorousness, aud Durability Of Vi
pvtrs bIatioD,
List Of Belle el'raVs on hgsd, Nth partic-
B-7rq u,ars rs % VeiJbt, SAFE Priee Of Bell Han
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
Save Your Time. Money, and
Labor

The Patent Wells proved 70 be the
cheapest and best. ]. G. Deuser, has
the patent Well Spike. Pump and Pipe
for sale. One man can strike a good
vein of wa ter forty feet deep in one day,
He also keeps constantly on hand the
well known Kentucky AMI Freezing
Pump, and several other. patterns Of
Iorn and Wood Pumps. and Pipes for
Wells Of Cisterns. For sale cheep fol
cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Notice IS heroby given that the Co-pa9f-s-lfs
heretoiarse existing between Gaginer .Dundas & Co
Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. All debts
due SAID hrn VII De settled BY james Dnnaaz 4
sons who vii continue the hedging busisess as
before. JAMES DUNDAS Z SONS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
RronnrIIle liz SehoOl-


The Board Of Directors Of this I%nsiitu-
,ion wish 10 say to the public that having
secured The services Of Prof. j, IA
Mckenzie and Lady for the ensuing
ooarter uhe School is now in successful
operation.
Persons at a distance wishing 70 Sc
core the benefits Of this school should,
address Tie Priaciral, J M. Mckenzie,
who viii chesrfally give any i~nformatiou
desired.
All the pupils in toe City District be-
tween the ages Of five and twenty-one
will as heretofore, be admitted free
Bot pupils from a disiaace Will be charg-
ed at the following rates Of tuition
Fer the term Of twelve weeks
Tuition IN Primary Dept $500
" " Com. Eng. $500
Grammar " So so
" Higher $500
Students from a distance viii in all
cases be charged for a full half term ex-
cept by special agreement.
All Books, stationary Sc, can be he'd
in the City at the usual retail prices.
LUTHER HoADLY,
JOHN McPHERsoN,
JOHN MoRRIsov,
Board Of Directors
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Bliss & Hacker has our thanks for late
Chicago Daily Papers. Of them you can
obtain the latest news.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Fifty Pieces new Prints and lots Of
other Dry Goods just received at G. NJ.
Henderson's. He sells cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

k0A John Deere's Celebrated Moline
r. THEO. HILLS CO.
A new lot Of Groceries just received
BLISS g.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
BuTa FI0renee SeElng NaehInl

VIM II NcCreeFy has just received
lne largest and most complete stock Of eli
Xmas Of Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Glass
ETC. ever brOogh, to this city, and viii
sell lower than the loues,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Boots 4 ShOes.-McCee & Co,
YIN IN a few days receive a stock Of
boots end Shoes hat never has been
surpassed in this town. As they bought
70 extraordinary large stock, they bought
mem low down for cash. and are going
% sell them very cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
STATE or NEBRASKA }
nFRIcR-

y OFEIJEs
/, T. P. KENNARD, Secretary Of the
State Of Nebraska, do hereby certify that
l carefully compared the foregoing copy
OF an set entitled An act to amend
an act entitled an act TO prescribe forms
to be used by justices Of the Peace in
Criminal Cases aid to provide a uniform
system of ~impanelihg juries in Criminal
Cases." approved February IS. 1867,
passed by the Legislature Assembly Of
this State. during the third Session there
of, and approved By the Governor the
twentieth day Of June 1867, with the
original rolls on file in this office, and
that the same is a true and perfect copy
Of said act
In Testimony Whereof, / have here
unto set my hand and affixed the Great
Seal Of the State of Nebraska.
Done at Omaha, this 23rd day Of July
A. D. 1867.
THOMAS p. KENNARD
Secretary Of the State Of Nebraska.
Filed IN my Office July 81. 1867.
WILLIAM H. HooYER County Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

The Choicest Lot OF Furniture
.vsr offered in Nebraska is now for sale
|, McFALL &CO'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

New LotOf Stoves and Hardware
boz received BY the
sHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

y The advertisement Of Grape Vines
,e. under the head of New Adver-
neDts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

pstbs.-warm or COld-soft water
30 CTS. at. povo
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

DRY Goods & Groceries by whole
,tle aud retail NJ McGee & Co, they
have Just received a large and fsaey
Stock. They are good judges and know
us when and where to buy. Call
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Swan & Brother says the rush for
'rst class Groceries r Sd great that
bey have DO time TO write advertise
but people find i, 10 their interest
. bBy Groceries Of them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

rahlug Like it-Full weight and
--@rn perfect goods, such is Best Chem.
,d S1kTOtus.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Dr.. NJ. P. Harley - Homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon, Office at the
residence Of S. P. Tu,ile, Esq, South
East cOaner Of 9Th, and Main Streets.
Al If.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
to believe the facts so stated J contrary
10 the form Of the statute in such case
made and provided.
TEERIroRv or ErnRAsKA,
County of-
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me-.
a. B. Justice Of the Peace.
Approved February IS. 1867.
An ArF.

AN Ala
60 amend an acf entitled I'm .6ct toPrs-
scribe forms to Be used By justices Of
tie Peace ia Criminal Cases and to
pTocide a u~aaform system Of iolpsacb-
ing Juries in Criminal Cases" fp-
proUed February IS. 1866.
Sec. /. BE 1t enacted By The LegisIa-
iure Of the State Of Nebraska. That
Section two, Of an acs entitled "An Act
to prescribe forms TO be used by justices
Of the Peace in Criminal Cases and to
provide a uniform system Of impanneling
jories in Criminal Cases, approved Feb.
Fnary 18th, 1857, be. and it is hereby
amended 50 as 10 read as follows, viz
II shall be the duty Of the county clerks
Of the several counties Of this State to
procure from the Secretary Of this Stale
copies Of this act and the county clerk
Of each county Of this State 10 which a
paper is published, shall procure The pub.
lication Of this act Ia a newspaper pub
lished in such county, for the period Of
three weeks. Provided, hat a creator
sum than ten dollars shall in no case be
paid in a county for such printing.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force frem and after its passage.
Apnropo5 lima o0 lScz
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

(. choice Fruit Farm for sale. En-
Ire Of . W. Alo
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

aa Cedar Fence POStS.--FOr sale
! =, each. r. w. FURNAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Zee Cream.-What is more refresh.
NJ these long snmmer days then a nice
bib Of Ice Cream? Allen always has
tome Oh hand. and serves it up in style.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

RsybeF Wanted.-Toa good, steady
bi,e man | will pay SIS per week.
]. L.. ROY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

INV your Farm Implements Of one
Is regularly in hat business-F. A.
Tisdel & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

All those wanting Cane Mills VIII
fni il 10 their iHires. to leave their or.
ters as soon as practicable with
J. c. DEUSER, Sole .fgent
For the Eicfory Cane RH
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
Show Casssand one York made n0rder

Ard anything and everything required to set up
plain OF faney housekeeping.
an 81 heir zsre is eithlr manufactured o. put
up under tEeir spcoiaI suporintandsne8, when
enable then s8uua articles az smziler prices than
eastern mauufactatsd gods