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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-17

NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive at wy A. n
Leave ........-........-...-....---. S,ub p. n.
Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville ~ a.
Arrive at Nashville I'D P. NJ
Memphis. Mobile and N. o. Express:
Leave Nashville at................-...''I. 50 p N.
Arrive st Nashvile--,..-....-.. A. A.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville At. 6.0e A. N. and Gao NJ.
Arrive at Louisville at 800 P. N. and t.e0 A. NJ
Leave SSl A. N. anq h..g p n
Arrive At Nashville ats % P. N. and 400 4. N.
Franklin Accommodation train arrives in
Nashville II .S5 a. N. and leaves 40 P. Mex
eept on Sunday.
NASHVILLE AED CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at-........640 A. N. and 90 P.
Arrives At Shelbyville P. NJ
Arrive at CHATTANOOGA. 300 A. n. and 3.O1 p. n.
Leave OOga........ e. 10 A. n. and 1.5O P NJ
Arrive af Nashville. $40 A. NJ. ana $50 P. n.
Leaves Shelbyvtlie A. "
Arrives NJ Nashvill A. NJ
Sundays eKcepted)
NASHVILLE NDNoRTHwEsrFRNR RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville Rt.........7:00 A. VI. and 5:45P. 81.
Arrives nj Nashville at-..6So A. NJ. and $50 P. N.
tifnhf iNlaD A4nD m IN A - -
Arriysrat Nashville at-................lulMA A. n.
Leave Nashville 10 P NJ
LEBANON STAGE.
Leaves Nashville. ...-...........7:'i0 A. n.
Arrives at P ~
TRIUNE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays at 3 o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
O'Clock P. N.
LRwISBURG AND EOLENsyiLLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
urday at 7.80 A. NJ. arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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First Northern.
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t-PEvtNG AND CIr~ISG UF TIE
HATIS-SUCTST Isi.-Omcias.
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a-fp p hss----ss-.-ss s---''s''' q -
Decatur, Memphis and New orleans.
-. 80, -.a0 ~
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CITY COUNCIL

Both Boards met III convention at half
past seven and proceeded to the election of
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CLARE SISTERS at the Varieties.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

once Hours.
FROM 7A.N.to6P.H. Sundays. Ito A. NJ
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-17

There were in nomination A. B. Shank
lin, r. B. Gains and j. B. Sheridan. The
ballotting was proceeded with and after
the fourteenth ballot Mr.. J. B. Sheridan
was duly elected Revenue Collector.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-17

Meeting of the City Council.
Both Boards met in convention at half
past 6 o'clock last night. 1t was moved
that the convention adjourn till haIfpast
o'clock to take into consideration mes.
sage from the Mayor. Carried.
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EdgeaeId and kentucky v. ".
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memphis and New Orleans.
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bonneville via stage.
Thursday
NJ 10 rnidniaht. SafnrhaY son P NJ
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GENERATE a sCHTFF,

No. Maxwell House, Cherry street.
decl4 3teoi
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-03
REV Err NE w s
For other River Items see Severth Page.

CIECISEATI, Dec. 2.-The river has risen
two inches since Saturday. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 40s. About one
inch of snow fell yesterday afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2.-RIver on stand,
with two feet ten inches in the canal.
Weather cloudy and mild.
There we're no additional arrivals up to
a late hour last night, and 1t is not proba-
BILE that the Louisville packets will at
tempt TO come through again till the river
rises, of which there is not the slightest
present prospect. The river had risen two
inches at Cincinnati during the twenty
four, hours ending at noon Yesterday, or
less than six inches in all since Saturday.
It remains stationary at Louisville........
The Linton left with a fair trip, aQd the
VIM. White had good deal of~freight out
............Shippers for New Orleans should
remember the Lula ID. to-Tnorrow............
The Cora S. advertised 20 leave Louis
VILE, Saturday night, had not arrived at
midnight. and the Leonora No. had not
put in her appearance mp to that time.
She will probably be found with the Lew
ellyn, at the wharf, this The
Argonaut No. arrived from Memphis late
last night, and finding navigation so peril
Gus, she has concluded TO lie up here and
wait for the rise. She discharged EOFre
freight here, and has some for Louisville.
The Empire is due here from Memphis,
with 800 baIes OF cotton. 81 .tsF4
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st. Louis Market.

By Felegraph.I ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2
ToBAcco-Prices high for quality; very
medium leaf S@l114c., good shipping lIsl
TLoUR-DdIl and unchanged: superfine
SO 50@7 so, extra So 00ds 80, double-extra
50 00gl0 90, treble extra SO 509II 90, fancy
SI2 50Gl3 so.
NHEAr-Du1l at s. 40@2 IS for prime to
fancy Fall, and 81 'T59l 90 for Spring
CoRN-A shade better; 96@97c.
OATS-Firmer and higher; 70a72c.
BARLEY-Spr1ng I cid higher: Fall un-
changed !; 81 .S0dl IS.
RYE-Scarce and higher; 81 40GI so.
M ESS PoRK-In better demand at $40 so
go 70.
BAcoN-Unchanged sweet picked hams
lie; sugar-cured, new, lS15c.; old, 2lc.
HoGS-Active at 614d7c.
RECEIPTS = Flour 2,l00 barrels, wheat
400 sacks, corn 2, 200 sacks, oats zoo sacks.
rye 300 sacks, barley $50 sacks.
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BROWN SHEETINGs.-StanCiar Brands,
15c; "A Cannelton, lie; "A Bangor. lac. !;
"A Virginia Family, &c.; A Savage,
13c: IA Blue Ridge, I2c.; "A Valley, lOc.
BLEACHED SHEETINas AND SHIRTRGs.-
A Lonsdale, zoe; A Rockdale, 1896 A
Attawaugan, Ice + Al Brunswick, l5c; "A
Dedham,. 12c; rs Brunswick, I2c; rs
Barnsley, l2c; 8 4 Imperial, 10c
PRtNTs,-- 13c; Sprague lie;
American, 12c; Dumett. 1235c; Manhat-
tan, PFC; Wauregan, 121zc; Arnold, lie;
Hartford, lie; Wamsutta, &c; Glen Cove,
&c; Troy, Sc.
TIcSINGs-4-4 Conestoga, Extra S5c; A
Conestoga Gold Medal, SOC; "A Cones
toga c. T. Medal &c; 7-S Conestoga c. C..
a. Gold Medal, 25c; rs Conestoga A. A,
zoe.
MIsCELLANEoUs-Fan DeLaines. I7@
zoe; ALI Wool DeLaines, 35@45c; Skirt
Braids, 75c; Green & Daniels spooIs, csc:
Coats, 81 10; Clark's, 81 10.
HATS AND CAPS, AND CLOTHING. -
Stocks in these departments will be found
large and complete for the Winter trade.
and prices will be made by our dealers as
satisfactory as in any other Western city.
Prices East keep high, and the market is
firm but this market maintains the old
quotations unchanged.
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Cincinnati Marker.

-. = D.
By Telegraph So CIECINNATI Dec. Q.
FLoUR-25c higher and in good demand
family $40 5Oa 10 70.
Observation-Disclosures to g 45raud there is
good demand. = s. f-t - AfAH
CORN -zFirner NEW ear 75dT6e -
OATS-Firmt and higher; new 66d67c +
RYE-Dull at 81 46.
BARLEY-Firner; Fall 81 coal 20.
( lCoTToN-DuH and nominal; lie for mid
ding.
TOBACCo-Unchanged but firm. 4
u Unchanged. fF
MESS PoRK-s20 90 for old and go 90 for
new. s-ls els- 49,. ~ f#fE p HIaf3
GREEN MEATs-Sold at 71&c and 9ISc for
shoulders and sides, and I2c for hams, with
a good demand. 80
LARD-Firm at I2(al21zc for old and new.
BACON - Unchanged; shoulders lie
There IS some new bacon out, but IL is not
HoGs-Tn-s good demand, at 81 OOa7 %
gross, and IS 5o99 90 net: receipts $500
head.
BEEF QATTLE =Unchanged and firm.
BUTTER-kresh- butter very scarce, and
would bring 36@40c. The market is nearly
bare of this grade.
EGGS-FirIn, at30c.
LINSEED OIL~-Sales $50 barrels at ST.
LARD OIL-$101 10.
PETROLEUM. Dull; acc for refined duty
CoFFEE-Dul1 at 23a28c.
SUGAR-Duu at 12@l5c for raw -..,..
GOALS higher; dealers have put up
6EslAU nchanged and in moderate
demand.
10 nGoLD- Unsettled.
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DRY GOODS.

n q ~ 7
Business in Dry Goods for the past week
has been very. fair, which. enables dealers
to close up the month with a good average
" November business, Business IN the
supply markets has beengdull and langaid,
with prices favoring the buyer. This is
the result of the great pressure in the
money market, rather than that people
anticipate cheaper rrices, for goods manu-
featured from. wool. and cotton are now
selling below cost of production, and many
goods selling at or below prices which ruled
before the war. This will likely continue
until the money market is easier, and I'M
til the demand exceeds the supply. We.
have no change to report in prices in this
department, and continue to quote as fol-
lows: -ssass.s+.--.
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New YORK Markell.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. 2.
,CoIToN- Opened heavy and closed Arm
err: sal eS 800 bales at 1874 gl6c forB mid
ding uplands, closing at l6c
FLoUR- Receipts Is, $50 bbIs; more active
and prices still favor the buyer: sales u
& ebs e 9 3StS 20 fgEn p p Is sac 59
I'll % fog extra westeFnss 50 sl09l2 40 for
round hoop Ohio So 50aIa 20 for common
81 81. Louis; SO 9ogil 30 f2r good 90; 81 ?9eg
California dull and drooping; sales $50
6ol IS at sll ooals 80; sales 200 bbls rye hour,
WHIsKY-Dull aud uuchanged.
IS MHEAT--Receipt 2of52I dbu. dull and 2
csc lower; sales 24,50O bu, at 81 20 for No.
spring; = 2lt02 2311 for \ os. 'andi2 mixed.
q kYE- ore active; salss OF l6.eOO bushels
of Western at 81 81; 2,00O bushe Is do, at
81, 60; 1000 bushels of state at 81 T3 -
81 BARLEY-FirIns sales 0.000 bushels; 81 Al
for common Western; 81 5agI So for State
81 67@1 20 Tor Canada West, the latter for
choice Bay. SIS 41satn % HfH
iMAlT-Quiet; sales oil 1000 bushels at
81 50: 1000 bushels OF III ferior. do. at 81 IS.
CoRN-Recelpts 81 .0l3 BUSHELS; heavy and
unsettled, and l42c lower; sales 81, 900
bushels; 81 3l1z9I "a for mixed Western in
store, closing at inside prsce; 81 33yd1 IS do.
atOat; closing at 81 - In store. and 81 331zz
afioat: 81 30@I 81 for new mixed Western.
OATs-l@sl55c better; sales of Il, 600 bush
els at Soc tor western in store, aud Sl@Sl1ac
for do. afioat.
RIcE~Q uiet at s14@s1zc for Carolina.
COFFEE-DuII ana ueaVy. - i-Ht+slf"
SUGAls-Less active, but steady; sales of
270 nogs heads Cuoa at 1z1zaI2 and 1000
boxes Havana on private terms. % =
fu MOLASSES- Nominal. l4 .aHr1z.l e
lfHoPs-Steady ana Enei anged. ~
y PETROLEUM-Quieta at II1zc for crude, and
26c tor refined, bonded. 5Fl1l -i-l Ai-
a PORK-Firnaer and quiet; sales 2, $50 bar
reIs at S2l 1921 50 for mess; closing at
81 81 regular; SIS O09l8 50 for prime, and
so W for prime mess; stOcK of cd and new
on hand at present "A. 40 barrels; last
month AZ ,457 barrels; last year Sc, 032 brls.
BEEF-Heavy; sales OF $50 barrels at
previous prices; the stock Of old and
new is 5000 packages; last month, Ii, l09;
last year. p. 923. -...fs1+ss 3 Isfl laaua'.f /
h BEEF HAMS--In good demand (; sales of
40 barrels at S26lI3U.G lsfHfrfff .rltl ~ Is.
|. BACON II Heavy: sales of 500 boxes of
short RIBBED for December and Jan uaTy,
on private terms. nn4. = ahr1,.lflf8g'
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of 1876 packages
! at S1z9lOc for shoulders; and l21z9l4c for
Hoes Dressed. lrrner at Sss@ss<c for
LARD-DulI; sales of 42O barrels atI21<@
BUTTER-Quiet and steady at 25945e for
a 0CHEEsE-Heavy at M@l5c. .ai ~. fa
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Memphis Market,
By Telegraph.1

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Dec. 2
CorToN-DuIl; middling I31S9l4c.
FLoUR-SupeTfine s. 90.
oRN-Quiet, at 95c@$l 90.
OATs-75Q76c.
HAY-S24 00G25 90.
PoRK-DulI, at e2l 5092 rs.
CLEAR SIDEs-F1rnn, at l61zGl61zc.
LARD-At 1319@I4c.
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New T0rk nfyi Goods Market.

/ By Telegraph. NEW YORK, Dec.2
! The we9her has eieenl ather fnclern ent.
/ and trade consequently rather Inactive.
/ Prices, .meantlne, are without material
change. Many classes of cotton goods are
held with more frmnesS here than in large
l. cities Oftne West because the goods are
I getting scarce. such. as heavy brown sheet
ingss drills and CantolR aanneIs, all OF
which are firm I'm price. The best Eastern
Sheetings are held fiFffl at l5e7i 5aSc but sec
onds, which can readily be obtained at
I416c. Print steady at121ze Tor all reguIar
makes, and l315e for goods like Cocheco.
New York Geld and Stock Market.
By Telegraph 8 s NEW YORK, Decs2
GoLD--Lower; opening at 1928, and clos
GovERNMENT SroCks-1SgdsS lower: con-
pons of 1881 1925; do. 1862 10715Cd1O73<: do.
1864 I045s9I041s do. 1865 10515GI055<: do
new I075k9l071s; do. 1867 1917 gIB7zs; f0-4Os
lol129I0ls4; 7-Sls lO514; closing nominal.
European Market.
By Cable.I LONDON, Dec. 2-Noon.
Co.'s 1874 3-16; U. s. Bonds, II SIG; iii
nols Central, S91<; Erie. 47s4.
ffz 1855 sI LATER-2 P. NJ.
CoNsoLs-9314; Ex-Dtvision Illinois Cen
trail, sss4; Bonds, III; Erie, 49,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2--Noon.
CoTToS-Qniet, Bkf OBJ
BREADsTUFFs
sLIyERPooL, Dec. p Pm.
CORN-48.
WHEAT-California I5s.
LARD-49; other articles unchanged.
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WEEKLY REVIEW.E

FINANCIAL.-The demand for money is
active, chiefly apon pork bills. The pack
ers are com mencing to receive large lots of
pork, and the trade Is active. II requires
large. amounts Of money TO meet their
wants The Banks do what they can to-
wards supplying this demand, and so far
have measufably Succeeded, but sfere is
still lack of capital to move the hog
crop. Rates of interest are from 10 to II
per GENT in Bank, aud u tolls ON the street.
Exchange on New York is In moderate
demand at par buying and lie premium
selling.
Gold, buying 1856; silver l29.
Govern ment securities are unchanged.
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q z, 30 - 1L0llsviIle Market. q Z II

BY Telegrapil.I LOUISVILLE. .Dee2. 4
ToBAcco-steady:: ings 50 %; good Ieaf
so q, -. - = k.stIrlE no.
lol 2 ROUTE 1Fern ne - 20. 1H3iis1E {
W HEAT-DulI at y IS. : zs5rsfsi o1t,f 4
CORN-New ear 75c. a-ae-Ff (
OATS-66c.
BACoc--U Unchanged. 2 -8Ef3t f1i8dc
! ,lfLARD New firm a -13c old neglected.
= NJ ESS PORK--Old firm atfS1I 50. q ass isa 4
BULK hEATS-Shoulderes 91zc: clear sides
I254c, pack ed to run; hams l214c.a-.rtr 7
WHIsKT-.N ofnfual a sc. bonded. tr+ss 4
Hoas@Firroer a. q a1< az recetbtg by
rail $50; total receipts =. 49,
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Chicago Market.


BY Telegraph CHICAGO. Dec. .. +
FLoURADannat IS S71z@I0 50 for sprin Z
extras
WHEAr-Quiet and sc Tower: al SOL 81
for No. /; 81 7014Gt 7l12 for No. 2
E CORN More active; new 2d3c and old
lc higher; sec for No. :, S3@85c for, No, ?;
725a@77c for new, closing at s49S41Sc; No.
? at 761l@77c. ..-, 1905,
OATs1Aetivea and. closing at 53l&c.
for No. / 81 81 for No. 2.
BARABY-9Unsetfleda and 1c higher; 81 IS
al % for No a-s.---ss--=zs
PROVIsIoNs-Fairly active.
PORK = Mess $50 on the spot; so 50 sellers
Decem Der and January; prime mess ST. in
bulk; sb ouid ers, BE. - A. "a
CUT MEATS-Loose green meats active !;
hams, lie; shonlders. G5497c; short ribs,
91zc; clear sides, l91Ie.E ~ -
LARD-Actlve at 12c for steam, and PFC
for kettle rendei ed.
HoGs-Dresse = 8 25g7 81 live active
and l5@20c Bower; So 2596 Is for good to
choice.
RECEIPTs-8.0O 600 barrels flour; $1,000 BUSH
els heat; 5000 bushels corn 50 900 bush
els oats; $500 hogs.
SHIPMENTS-5,00 600 barrels -four. 900 Inns
wheat; 1900 bushels corn.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANT We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds of MERCANTILE WORE Wis Bin
Heads, cards, Circulars, &C. Orders for
work can ne sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-03

FIsH-We quote Mackerel, No. l. in bar.
rels, So 50 to S23 90; in kits No. 81, so; No.
2 s.. Emo. 3. g O0i Wyhtte Fish, 81 so per- u
barrel, and s. Is IN kits; 81 ,5per u barrel.
RIcE-Market steady at lie for good to
prime Rangoon, and l2c for Carolina.
CANDLES = Light weights lSc, full
weights 23c. 2 oit-
iCANDY-There is no change, and we con-
tinue to quote at zoe and 24c per pound +
sTARea-Is Unchanged at Z to Sc. ~ I
COTToN YARNS We quote standard quail
ity at l3c for 7OOI Use. for 600, and 17e.g for
5Od; poorer brands are selling at 10 wer
LIoUoRs.-Ihene Is 10 percepttble change
in liquors, and prices remain about the
same as last quotations. New copper dis
titled whisky 50 90. one to two years old
scarce at 81 50g5 90; highwines y 80; rectl-
fed 81 6592 90; common Bourbon ES g 81 %.
and Brandy, S2ty9g8 90; Holland gin 81 50g
90; Imported brandy sl2 9e;gI5 Oq3 Old Port
81 506l6 So -4--rR ...F4 s.e-.-fF i
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Notice

or Order 10 Discontinue the Alley sif@as
between Fourth Street and the Cana
and extending from Second AveuEs@ zai
Sixth Street.
RYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, tan
IN the Common Council OF the City q
Evansville, at its session on the 9TH dag o.
November, 1857. passed an order to vaeaB
the alley situate between Fourth Street.
and the Canal, and extending from Seoo1A
Avenue to sixth Street, in the rear o.
Blocks lOS. 100, no, Ill, 112, ll3, and E6. la
masco. now G.. Y of Evansville.
All persons owning or claiming real 60
tate adjoining or Auditing upon said a4l@T
and feeling themselves aggrieved by fns
passage of said order, may nave rs,iress eT
appIfcation to said Council Wit1in ElE
weeks from the publication OF this notaoz-
BY order Of the Council
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, CIert-
City Clerks once. Nov. IA, 1867.
novl4 dew tUnion copg-t
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The following quotations are frGan the
Office of w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
Firsts street. 80 -
4 RANKABLsE FUNDS znift~e +
q. s, Treasury Notes. ~ rs s9tts{ls (
National Rank KOfee- - - !
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
NALE

Eo-ies is k-Ftby given trait Ne VII ss1 &
lie anrtiun IN frenf Il tie Psst e q
m1ha CouEty. Eebnskl, - one oeioeA I'D
Ss'Irday the 2lsl ssy Of SePtsmOel -
Isl tbs fAlauias Rssl Estate. bclonsi's Btsf
essass 81 SaBgsIU. Daily. % ~ btt -
IS LsGs Lad 8 is8hes rs, Lot II m 20
Los ia uek ia. L. t,2aaiS n Do5Prt
Loss 4 ard 5 = Bloek l43. al ia he Iogas
in said Oeurry q Neushsr an Los ~ 49,
IN ToHnship J S,Ita % Raugs % L4s-, 6.ius 3
timbcrrs Ts-f Tash last uaued ;raet VI g5,sL
ia lots G. I've Or ten ssrS 10 suit PlrchS
ed adv sable.
August 23th 1851 A,rr,
WlIlIAN DATLT, Adminm,TL
SaRAH q. DAILY, Adminl..~s
ga q ths EStSs g Ssgusl g. JAY
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
Commissioners Order.

Ordered, 81. IT, Commissioners Of Eezaha
County ,NshEGska, that ~ the annual Election IL
October 1851, the question be Submitted % the DeO-
pie. whether the County will bOrroS (Sl5, 900 Fif-
teen thouEand dollars for q bridge fund. and to aid
any enterprise dezignsdf for the benefit Of the COun-
q, including The proposed Rail Road Survey.
The rate Of tax levied 70 be one mill on the dol
lar Of valuation for each year until the debt iS paid
Those in 1aVoE Of tbs proposition viii pIacs up-
on their ballots @FoE Fund.-
Those opposed 70 the proposition win place uPon
their ballot, ''Against Fand."
July 18Th 1867.
FREDERICK g. HOLINESS
B. ". KENNEDY,
CewHiWta42B
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

9EoxET. FEE As wATER-I0.e@s ACTIVE
U1 L0CAS so ISsssIiIg AEeatE. G4Fe - Fe-
msir, = ss 49,, ss- Ssate4 - SslEit tFa-,s 10 eV-
err cisy. sOsa. Yiisge: kSE~t. Eorks5aP and
Fs<t-ey, tiEeVgkout the eetFe EeT'S. fT tie most
s.Ie.gI. a0veI;s-~ e. ~ kzo.n-Saa Pen CENT.
P.OFIT al READY AALE NEEkEfEk OF
FEEi-9 g! 6Hs&F4 bssR sd Ucaaea can s4k0 frOn
s. - $50 ~ isy. s+@ NJ rex e Iarsg a snail
e. s'tsi required ii fra 80 - 8l6o-the more
Ra~s.g iEs~sis4 sA~ STstvF tss TF9dt. 10 QOHes
TeY-:"Li- sSoaS~-H,f rst SesG 't&s anticRes Osb
rese'Sr r4y s~ft~rsaedsg Il yOa ssrusily wish 20
@aks SssSss Tata4iy and easily. write fOF folt par
iH tar and s@@sess
&ILROE & CO (Frem Paris,)
IG BROADWAY EsE York City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
CENT Agenis for O. 5. and Csna.
DE-. WHITTIER-

T 0AGFR BY YEARS LOCATED IS ST.
1ILOUiS thaB any Osber Private Disssse Ply
siciaD. u = rSHiaF EFndbste Of fsedieine, eu-e-
/; Syphilis in ssibs f6smsy Gorl TrhOra. GIsef, Slrict
use, On-hiiis. Disbefes. Bladder and Urinary
Diseases, SyphilItie affections Of the throat, skin
: o. bones.
Thousands suffering self-sis=s. exeesscs, ex-
rOsuEes ard ibdsonBab1s % y5ath Ard soa-
t1rf5 yra-s, producing sOne Of the faliouinr
- 81 b'osshsE, bodily Wsaknuss, unnsIhinssS,
r. eiey ~ iEss on eunEtips ion. dread Offu--
-Hre eTrEr. w. Of Bsmosg, AID fBaIy iupO-
les-y. hay.Ggb e. eaFsd.
AZ can reLsT % maPy - residents fcr past
suceess Snd PieSers Po-idon, also many pbl=i
ieisnsbsrs and else~ ere.
Occupying q whole houso o sRslve Eooms, Eifh
competent assistant pbysieisns; thO.s requi-
rngiailJ personal sttsBIOn nay remain 70 she
establishment.
Medicine sent eEeFyWbena By mail or express.
His theory am EKIosEion nf Diseases. clearly
delinsAting sI the diseases eoss.tions, mar -
hadin sealed letter envelope Tor cents. Ladie's
CireuiaF, embracing al ehrOnie diseases ccuts.
Address S. Louis. no.
A fTiebdlV talk eUEis nofbiBg +: eharEs md !
ersto ; cures g~usTsHtesd. OEss.6i7 II. Charles !
street, one square ssHtb o. the Lindsl HqEsl. !
Feb. t5Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
Periodical Dorps.
THE GREAT FEMALE RE3I
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.

Sc
these Drops sFe . seientineaily Compounded fuid
preparation a1d better thaa ans PTS, PgWcsrb, ~
Fostrums. BtiBg liquid, thsiy aetis1 J. Gfeef aos
pasIsive, nebdeEiuq item = re- . g, Epeedy snd Ger.
tain specific for are Lnrs Of At 73-r rHctinns ant s1a-
y eSsIens OF Es'aTs 9heIF pol iaFsty Is IBdiezted b
tbe fact that over l0c tGL b Tgsez sse sBnEsiiy sold
snd CONSUMED ~ the ladies % TIE United States. eve
- Gre o. EhVn spRak IN The ,tT snEsst terIBsof F-afss
either great merit. TbRy are rapidly ts.inE the
place " every other Female ReHie!y, Eni are ea-id
Ted . AL WlO know srcht - them, - tHe suTsst So
iess, sd moEt infsfiis0is preparation N tre world.
Tor IDS G. - OrRli feaIsiR complaints, the rem5gui u
al Oh. Z cations o. nsture, and The DFrmoiion u nsalfs.
TeE -laFlJ and strength EIplici1 d. ers30ns sis-'rg
Fben fhey msy be Ezad, sid ext = EiEs n - sid shy
10y sA"uld Dct- nor eVaid no. be used HIthoGt prc6a-
7tss ef srsI'r1-F - ,turs ~ sen Laws. vail Be
Onnu saTs all f0.se .-.saa s.el 0O.sa, Eh the
written signature osJOEN l.. EEON, vithOas which
none are sanails.
Prepared By DT. JOHN L. LTOE Is5 Csapel Street,
New AAvSn. Can. EhOe can be eOusnlIsd either per-
sensilys OF - NAIL. (~gBclaslBs stamp } erncrfning al
private diseases ami lRaAis yesknRss.-Pnee e1,b0
per bottle.
Sold b. Druggists eve. yWhsTs
CT al GCO.,
Gen'I Agenis for T.. s. AMI C snads
oLLTNs RR0S. 81 Lsuis. Wholesaie
LLERs FIsCH y FULbER Chlesss. Azsnts
A. y HULL.iDAY x Ca, aud ". n.
AIcCREEkY. BrOwuvllle. Nebraska,
General Agaots.