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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

we are indebted to T w. TiPVOn and
Mai. TafFe for Seeds from the Patent
Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

Canton Clipper Flows for sale at
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

GIanderS-Farmers and others be on
your guard. A drove of glandereG horse
were recently sold 10 Nebraska City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

The Radical Convention last Thursday
evening was The largest and most unani
nous ever held in this city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

f'sE 6.oi1er Wagons sold by
Ia, TISDELL, BgOwnyiIIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

Corn! Corn Cash paid for Corn
Els-2m] by WORTHING & WILCOX.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

II. @. Left Land Agent and Auc-
tioneer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28


Fresh and fragrant as April blossoms
is D~EMoREsT's MAGAZINE. The pres
ent number is redolent of spicy stories.
Information and Illustrations i~ncOmPara-
bic for the season of Spring. You must
see 10 believe so much can be had for
So per year. We see DemOrest adver-
tises a Mammoth Plate for Dressmakers,
Milliners, etc, a salon em5eHesse much
needed. That it is the article desired
and something more, the name of Dem.
crest is a sure guarntee. Publication
Office, 473 Broadway, New York.
Nightmare is one of the many dis
eases Of which indigestion is the parent,
and can be easily cured by avoiding hear.
" food at night, late suppers, etc. If it
has become of almost nightly occurrence,
take light food. tea and toast, fer supper,
and upon retiring take a bali wineglass'
full of Roback's Stomach BiIters. THIS
will assist digestion, drive away this
tronblesom annoyance, and allow you to
sleep quietly.
COnnubiaI FelicFty.-Notbing tends
more to connubial happiness than cheer
ful and healthy infants and Children
Mrs, Whitcomb's Syrup is the great
chiIdern's soothing remedy, pleasant 10
take, costs only twenty-five centsa bottle,
and is for sale at all drug stores. Try it.
Be sure you get Mrs Whitcomb's.
Always get the BeSf.-Especially in
getting Saleratus-as the best cos:r but
a rifle for a years supply. and that the
good costs but a tri6e more than the poor
The best goes farther than the poor. and
much more healthy. We can recommend
the Best Chemical Saleralus TO be the
best.
Bad Bre ath is often one of the atten-
dants of a disordered stomach, and may
be speedily Obviated by the use of Goes
Dyspepsia Cure. By removing the cause
the effect is removed. Our druggists all
sell il. d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

Just Arrived, A new-l LOT of Wagons
F. A. TISDELL & CO.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vigor to the frame and bloom to tho paid cheek.
Debility is accompanied by many affirming symp-
toms, and if no treatment is submitted 70, oonsump-
ton, insanity or tpileptic fits ensue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

Lima Beans, Sugar Corn and a
variety of Fresh Seed direct from Phlia-
delphia at HACKNEY'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

Field and Garden Seeds, fresh, in
abundance at McCREERY'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

Wheat and Oats.-The highest
market price paid for WheaIa and Oats by
If WORTHING & WILCOX.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

Natural Leaf, Fine Cut, Grape Juice and Navy
IN Tobacco, at SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28
5xMPTOM5s

The symptoms Of Catanh are at first very sIiqbt.
Persons find they have q cold, that they have IRE
quently attacks, and are more sensitive % ths
changes Of temperature. In this condition tho
nose may be dry, o. slight diiehargs, thin and &C.
rid, Afterwards thick and adhesive, may snsue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

Astbe disease fiecomes chronic, the discharges
are increased in quantity and changed IN -~qualify;
they are no" thick and heavy, and are ha Wked or
eQugned on me s~ecretens are offensive, causing
o bad breath the vOiqe thick and nsisai "a. sves
are weak the sense Of smell Is lsssened or DESTROY
ed deafness frequently takes place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

II. @. Left Land Agent and Auo-
tiOneer.
{ McOreetg has Clover and Blue Grass
Seed for sale.
The Radical Convention last Thursday
evening was ID. largest and most unani
nous ever held in this city.
Corn! Corn Cash paid for Corn
Els-2m by WoRTHING & WILCOX
Just Arrived, A new-lOt of Wagons
at F. A. TISDELL& CO.'S.
--o-
Field and Garden Seeds, fresh, in
abundance az McCREERY'S.
Lima Beans, Sugar Corn and a
variety of Fresh Seed direct from Phila-
delphia at HACKNEYS.
Wheat and Oats.-The highest
market price paid for Wheat and Oats by
If WoRTHING & WILCOX.
GIandeFS-Farmers and others be on
your guard. A drove of glanderet horse
were recently sold in Nebraska City.
we are Indebted to T w. TipJOn and
Mai. Tafe for Seeds from the Patent
Office.
Ralney & Lewis have received a
new sleek o. Ladies Dress Goods and
Notions which are selling very low.
A.. P. Cogswell has bought out the
Livery Stable and Stock of ID. Plaslers,
and moved The stock and a%pPurtenances
10 his Stables on the Levee.
500 John Deree's Celebrated Moline
PIows. THEO. HILL & co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10
FROn ST. LOUIS.
Sad Accident Mt LindeII HOtel..-The
Eight Hour MOVement..-DeathO of AN
Illinois COnGreaSmRn.-..The Ind ian

Sad Accident mt LindeII HOtel.--The
Eight Hour ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ofan
Illinois COnEresSman.-..The Ind ian
Expedition.
ST. Louis, May S.-The planks sup
porting a derrick on the sCatfold in front
of the Lindell Hotel, used in taking
! down the walls of that building, broke
| to-day and precipitated four men from
the fifth story to the pavement, instan-
tnneously killing John Manyath, ia
tally wounding George Nicholas, aud
badly hurting two others.
y meeting of master mechanics,
manufacturers and contractors to-day
! adopted resolutions opposing the eight
| hour system, and declaring they will
not employ orsubmit their work to any
one that will not work ten hours, and
employ their men by the ten hour rule.
They also agreed not to hire men be-
longing to societies organized for any
purpose of interfering with the free
will OF master mechanics or any men
they may employ, and appointed II
! committee TO organize permanent So
ciety OF master mechanics, contractors
ami manufacturers TO protect freedom
OF labor and mechanical interests in ST.
| Louis.
The number of steamboat arrivals at
LnIS port Iot Tue year enulnS To-Day,
was three thousand six hundred and
twenty. Tonnage, one million tifty-two
thousand three hundred and eighty-one
tons.
Hon. Sam. s. Marshall, Congressman
from the llth District OF Illinois, died at
his residence, McLeansborOugh,a few
days ago.
The Democrats correspondent with
the Indian expedition says: General
Hancock has not crossed the Arkansas
river Into the Indian country, in con-
sequence of the absence of Gen. Custar's
cavalry, the most effective part OF his
force, and will soon start for Fort Hays;
thence to Fort Harker, where the expe-
ditiOu will be terminated, and the force
composing it sent to Forts Lyon, Dodge
and Hays. y new fort is TO be b1ilt at
Monument Station, and an efficient
garrison stationed there. a council
with several Arapahoe chiefs at Fort
Dodge, on the 18th ult., resulted in a
declaration for peace on the part of the
Indians, and a promise to return twen-
ty-tive mules taken by them from an
encampment. The kiowas, below the
Arkansas, manifest restless and deti-
ant attitude
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10
LATE NEWS BY MAIL.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

A writ OF HabeRS COFpus.-.ChIer Jas.
GIce Chase to Preside on Monday In
RiChlnOnd.--DAVIa TO be Confined In
Libby PrtSOn.
RICHMOND, May SIT is understood
that Chief Justice Chase will arrive
here on Monday. MIR. Chandler, Pros
ecuting Attorney has not yet arriVeu;
United States Marshal Underwood
has received the following VIII Nl"
leaves with 1t for Norfolk tomorrow:
The President of the United states to
Briyadier General Henry 80 Burton,
and to nnv person or persons hav-
inV custody or Jefferson Davis, greet
ing:
bodv OF Jefferson Davis by you ImpriS-
oned, detained as 1t is said, together
with the cause ofsaid Imprisonment and
detention, by whatsoever name the siad
JET. Davis may be called or charged,
before our Circuit Court of the United
States for the District OF Virginia, al
the next term thereof, at Richmond, in
said District, on the second Monday in
May, one thousand eight hundred and
siXty-seven, at the opening of Court
that day, to do and receive what shall
then and there be considered concerning
said JEFF. Davis.
Witness, Salmon 2. Chase, our Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court, United
States, this first day of May. 1867.
w. H. BARRY.
Clerk Circuit Court United States, Dis
trict of Virginia.
Mr.. Davisl when he arrives Sunday,
will still be in military custody and
not produced in court till Monday. 1t
is stated he will be kept in Libby prts-
on, where apartments will be assigned
him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10
VirsInln Vi. Wes1 NIrrlnIn,

WAsHISGroS, May THE case of
the State of Virginia rersms West Vir-
ginia, involving the right of the latter
State to the counties of Jefferson and
Berkeley, through which the Baltimore
Il Ohio Railroad runs, came up in the
supreme Court yesterday, and was ar
gued by Mr.. Hunter for the old, and
Mr.. Ben. Stanton for the new State.
The argument will be closed tomorrow
by Judge Curtis, on the part of Vir-
ginia, and Reverdy johnson on the
part of West Virginia. The case ex-
cites much interest in legal circles, in
volving the validity of Gov. Peirpoint's
Alexandria Government, and Its right
10 act for the State OF Virginia during
the rebellion, and consequently the
legality of its action ceding these.coun-
ties, as also the question whether Eir-
ginia Is sufficiently Il State in the Union
to bring such suit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10

HOMICIDE ana ASy AcA1A1e -
Lor1,v1LLE, May Last Tuesday
Geory" harris and Porter White, living
near SIcCloud Station, Logan county,
KontnHky. ouarreled while drinking
toSether' settled the quarrel, apparent.
iy. and separated, but met again in a
abort time, when the difficulty was re-
newed by Harris, who snapped his
pistol at White, who drew pistol and
Shot Harris dead.
Thomas Gaberheart, who was indict-
ed In Taylor comfy for murder, was
arrested in this city, on Friday, on a
bench warrant, and taken to Camp
bellsville. tho county seat Of Taylor
county, by policeman, yesterday, and
lodged in Jail at up. IN. AT o'clock
this morning party of about thirty
men surrounded the Jail, took Gaber-
heart out, and hung him to dogwood
tree about three-quarters of mile from
town. They first hung him TO an elm
tree, but the limb broke; and they then
took him short distance further. The
body was left hanging to the tree. He
had killed two men in that county, and
IL short time ago dangerously cut Josh
uA Mann. He was in the Union army,
but deserted and Joined the guerrillas,
and has been robbing and numbering
ever since. He had a wife and two
children, who were in Comprehensive
ut the time of the hanging.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10
The Chicago Labor TroubIes..DeraIc..


CHICAGO, May THE eight-hour ex-
element is rapidly subsiding. and It is
now believed that things will very soon
be restored to their former status, al
though it will take many weeks for
business to recover from the shock.
The Trade Assemblies have issued
a circular advising wofkingmen to in.
slst upon the eight-hour system, but u
great many are resuming work upon
the old ten hour system.
a defalcation was discovered some
days since in the Office OF the CITY
CLERK, OF Quincy, Illinois. An exami.
nation has resulted in finding thus far.
H,1n In fraudulent vouchers. which he
nad issued to hide his deficiencies II
ls understood that his bonds,nen arc
negotiating settlement, with view 10
hush up the matter. We" "
Two young men named Hollenbnr,,
and Buchanan were drowned recenti !
while fishing in Swan Lake. mar 81
Peter, Mimi, and a son or r. i. IanIev '
Of Main Prairie, went to the bottom y;
Pearl Lake while hunting ducks IN VI -
large sap kettle, which he was USING 81. y
boat. q 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10

THE Paris correspondent Of the New
York Times thus criticises some Ameri-
can contributions to the Paris EXPOSE
ton:
And it must not be forgotten that
we, too, exhibit in the Park. We have
Il school hOuse-an Illinois school,
house-a cheerful chunk OF a building,
with nice, straight lines in every direc-
ton, and brilliant and beautiful shin
giles on the roof, and gorgeous white
paint to relieve the eye. Why this
treasure was sent to Paris is mystery
which agitates the common mind. In
the immediate vicinity it is possible to
obtain glance of the architectural
condition OF the world, but there Is
nothing which can approach in pure
simple ugliness this singular piece of
Western enthusiasm. Regarded as a
box it may have its uses, and indeed
for saving pennies, by dropping them
down the chimney, 1t is cOmmodious
and practical. Contrasted with the
work of other nations It looks like a
Joke, and u bad one. II IL served any
useful purpose it would be different.
But it does not. No one pretends that
such a shanty is a part Of the Inevita-
BILE machinery of common school edu-
cation. The youngsters Of New York
are taught twice as we'll in buildings
that are not half as ugly. However,
there it is, and all the world wonders.
In the immediate vicinity, and impart-
ing soft and graceful charm to the
scene, is the Boston Cracker Factory,
and not far otf-smiling congenially on
all-is the American Restaurant and
Bar-rOOIn. There Is another building
called Southern Planters Home,
which is progressing slowly. None oil
these establishments are finished, and
OF the last 1t Is barely possible
to form an idea; except that so far II
does not resemble anything that the
subscriber has seen in America.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10

foreman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10
Substantial Tribute to william Lloyd
GRrrINnn.

BosToN, May S.-william Lloyd Gar
Etson was among the passengers to-day
eral of his friends went on board lust
previous to the sailing OF the steamer,
and Rev. R. c. Waterson, on their be-
hall, made known to Mr.. Garrison that
thirty thousand dollars had been con-
tributed and deposited subject to his
order, as partial tribute for his life
long and successful labors in the anti
slavery cause. Mr.. Garrison expressed
his earnest thanks in few words, the
time being too short to allow extended
remarks, and after general shaking of
hands and wishes for pleasant Jour
ney, the affair was ended. 1t is under
stood $50, 200 more will be raised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10
The MOrEan-DeIanO Contested Flee.
ton Case.
From Me Nane.rtlle Oourte,

From the Zdne8tiLLe Courier.
The taking of testimony in the Della
no-Morgan Contest has progressed far
enough to assure the result. A major
ity OF the legal votes cast in the 18th
District last fall were cast by Union
men, and Hon. Columbus Delano was
fairly reelected to Congress. This is
already proven by the evidences taken,
and plenty OF votes to spare.
1t is also considered by many as
conclusively proven that Gen. Morgan
resorted to such bribery and corrup-
ton in endeavOring to secure his cleo
ton as to disqualify himself from hold
Ing the office and under the statutes of
the State render himself ineligible to
the office for two years. This Is thing
honest-minded men should ponder
deeply and If the action of Congress
Justltles the statement, as we think it
will, we leave it with every honest
minded man to settle with his own
conscience whether he can ever again
support party that countenances such
doings.
The most outrageous frauds were per-
petrated in COshocton county-a coun-
~, by the way. in which If there could
be a strictly fair election, the Union
men would carry it by handsome ma
Jority. AS sample we refer to Linton
W." uonIP' 4ho eleCLIUu EeLuEQS from
that precinct were, Morgan 200; Delano
100. The tedious process of qualifying
every voter in the township as to who
he voted Tor, gives the sworn showing
OF Morgan IVA votes, Delano 1913 votes,
leaving three on the Democratic side
unaccounted for, or in other words the
Democracy are unable to find by 26 men
as many Democratic voters as the DEM
ocratic judges certified under oath there
were Democratic votes, while the Union
men find % more voters who swear thew
did vote for Delano, than the same
Democratic judges under oath declare
they did SO vote. In another township,
the same county, Union votes were
thrown away by sworn Democratic
judges and Democratic votes substitute
ed. In other townships OF the same
county the Morgan importations from
Blngham's District were voted, amount
ing in all to some IS or 100 votes. In
this county about IS fraudulent votes
have already been shown, besides cir
Gu 3 stances which will vitiate the cleo
ton in Washington township and take
So of a majority from Morgan, and evil
dence corroboratlng and substantiating
the r. r. frauds in Coshocton county,
and the general system of bribery SO
largely dealt in by Morgan 81 Co., last
fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10

Fort WAYNE, IND, May "A great
Republican victory has been gained in
the banner Democratic county of In
diana. The Democracy are utterly
routed, horse, foot and dragons. The
entire Republican ticket OF this city is
elected by majorities OF from 400 to 500.
A Radical Republican is;elected Mayor
for the first time for years.
ISDTANAPOLIs, May THE city cleo
ton passed OFT to-day very quietly. The
vote is not up to that cast at the State
election. Returns from five wards give
Republican majority of 800, With
four wards yet to hear from. The Re-
publican majority will be between 800
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-10
FROM MEMPHIS.

Government StOrerOOmS DeStrOyed by
FiFe--SarrOw Escape.--LOSs $780,
OO0---SOuthern Baptist Convention.
MEMPHIS, May S.-A fire broke out
this morning. mt o'clock, in the billiard
room at the navy yard buildings, oc-
cupied by the Sixteenth Infantry as
barracks. Notwithstanding the effor Is
of the tiremen and soldiers, the fire
spread rapidly, destroying the quarter
masters and commissary's storerooms,
and rooms occupied by four companies.
Col. Swayne, commanding, and wife,
narrowly escaped with their lives. His
neice. Miss Mary Ennis, was SO terri
bly, burned that her life is despaired OF.
Charles Smith, private of Company l,
was killed by box of ammunition fall
ing on him. The loss is fully twenty
thousand dollars.
The Southern Baptist Convention
convenes Tomorrow, and promises to
be very interesting. a large number
of delegates are arriving.