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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
Coed AID Reliable Agents Wanted
Il ID ~BOVTNGDoN.
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d. eardBsR . oS. Banhers, CAamPaisn. IN. Jas. Q. WPfeh6
CNah. Isl y. Baah. CAanpslEa IN. L. G. HARD. DsBusty cd.
kesag. IA Us, Dsnsei Ne8i1Eie. Q. 3. Sen. Ilsp. Stb Dfzri-h
ChaaHF . DSsisa, Da1yiie. IN. Phillips Ere. ChicaEa. -.
8. cuani-ghaa. CaieteF IA Dis, X u. Clark CsanEy
Cert, ChsuFaiga c., H. o. o. AIexaRdsF. Ck- Cir Ca
chamsntra, Ca. m q. ". E-Raar4- Co Tresa Champsfea
g.. n3- J. Q. JaAAara. 6ScgiG. Chaapsign Co. IL, y. q
Tsrs@4. cAtsAsO. Gessge A. HeinEa. Chiesgp. Hns. = a
EuEhinsAsE, Cham7zi<E c., T.. Hon. c. T. G-iEry Req.
chsaDgtga c. N CD T. " NSIne. Dsplsy ASS rh Dr.
n D. CsGa. Rs9-, Haaar IL. Lsckfs . 6eIeEa. DiIt WgB
LaSAm. ThsAD. ErleT \. Il Ca. C~hsapaign Co, m
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
marriage and Celibacy.

Az EssAr OF WKExIsG AND I~SsTEucrIoN FOE
YoNrs kEN. Also, DiSeaaes and Aliases which
Permanently PROSTATE tie Vial Powers, With aarD
means O~f-rslief. Sent Free 81 Change, il sealad
letter envelopes. Address,
Or. J. SKILLN HOUGHnON.
Howard Association, Philsdslphia, Pa.
SaunEH Is 1857. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
TNrCRNATxoN

1ussrration guarantsed 70 pro3ucs aluSarihn'
,FoRtk ii hsir seon . bald aead o. 5ea-dsess iase
siso = ress,e fox The rrrasTE4 Of PiGpies. fic1nes
Erupfisns. etc., On Ehs skin. is17fs tae sme s.i
an6 beautiful, can be o6laines VI hcut eharfe b.
.s5r,ssinQ. THOS. =. CdAfhAS- Casniss
SIS Broadway, New 1OSk-
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

The REV. EDWARD A WILSON win ssnd
free q ehargs) 70 ali Who desire ths PfesenRsioa
wifh he directions for making ana using the SIM
81. remelv - mhich Be Was cared OFFS lang anee
'ioa and thai dreaa dtseass Consumption He
oaly object is % bsReft the 4Eieted and ne hopes
srsrv saEsror win ty this p~rcsclpion' Aslt vi
cost them nothing, aud may prove q elessilg:
No. lss SOush End ST.. WillianAaEs, NsF York
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

TAKE so MORE TAPLEaSANr AND IN
SAFE RENEDIES Tor unpleasant sE6 dangerous
diseases. Use HslmboldS ExsR8st BEeha and la
proVoa Ras WsGA
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
NesiSc to tie Stock Holders Of
tie = e z q p e. r Co

Koties l. hereby given that tber vii Be a meet
ios u he rick bsidzfs e the BFcs1Flll-. foft
keaFBey aa6 Pssifc Raj Bod COngAay ca S4Enr-
day, Oetss<f Stb, 1851, 1t 2 O'elosk ?. N, II the
IknkiBz House q jnO l. CarSSn, 10 BTounViils,
fE TIE tie PsrP0ss Of eisetiHy seVen BirsetnFs fF
said CORpany. Said diFsctDFs - rbs Ssms tine
proceed Selass Gno Of Their numJeF PresidSne
join MCPHERSON,
JHO. l. CARSON,
4. ". BLACKBURN,
r. W. tURNAS.
Us. CURCd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Taksn up By tbs HndsrIigosd iying II Gan
Rock Prscinct, IN tie 9TH day q FshsusrTs ISeT
Ons red and While syerk9d Stsar sikh anderiiE
ora of left CsF, sTCGIrl n FfTlf f.~2 ,sFfs
As SP-ing cSRuS e MEADER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

AAAAAENAM
Cure Of seminal WeakDs1. or SDem4tr rke.
indeed By Seii-Abuse Involuntary Emissions. lin-
potency, EerTOus Debility, and InDsdiu.nts .,
Marriage genera Con.a 2 p-ion. Es1sDsv. n
Fiss &sstal ard Phy-ieaI Inca ,Aey. kes-gv
R05.J. CULyERWELL, n. D., Aufhor az ~
.6Tees sook, Sc
TasgshS>rencunsd auth. IN this admi-sbs
Lretur., eisSTis pFesrFfIea rs osn xs--isrs
tHat the asful e0Estq-sLSes 80 S-if-Abgss nay =
Ell ctnslly remSEcd EitaOal aasd s.Ee[.f ~ b.us
daHscE0Gs sEFgieaI operations, bOgies, instruneuts.
rigs, c. eoraisls, PviutiBg oct . mDde Of re a.
once certain aud efs tuai, b. winch ever sufferer.
no matter what his Csnditi0D may Be, may sue
himself ehsaRy, privately. snd ndicslIy. This
lecture EIl PsOEe . boon % ~thOusandsa nd fhous.
snds.
Sent nudeF seal, ina plain envelope, 70 any al.
dress, on receipt " six eenEs, ~ tBO postage stamina
By addressing the pub-isdsrs.
Also Or. CGLYEkWELLsS GNauisga Gaias,"
price IS cents.
Address the Publishers.
CHAs. }. g. KLINE & Co.,
l27 ROUery. New KOrk, 20. Box 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

4RaNs 49, N04l- - -
Total value Of Premiums... Is GO
Dan. Gardner, Rob. Peacock, a Hamniin 4 Eatchen,
GKxTB s-Af ne request 81 NessEs. RIA 4 BOvIEG-
DOE, % cur city, We Lave made an examination Of The
property. ~cOHtalned 81 the foregoing Gchea1le endh3Ve
valued the same at the prices set Opposite tie respec-
Tive articles. Yay Respectfully
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

THB GLORY or NAN rs STRENGTH-Thors-
fore tie nervous and dsbElitatsd should lr.mbaints-
b us HalmbuSb ExNNs B
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
SOMETHING NEW,
USEFUL & SALABLE
RAWXIURSFS

Soluble BIue and
B1eacIklRg Powder.
STABEE MAMA foE Fsnily Use. sEATICE-
Al WASHING FLUID" Starch PslEh," sMsR-
ic Soldering Fluid" Indian Pain AnEikilator.5'
~GCod SAnaFitan's Iinensns." sSilFsr SOIu-
ton, Ae. Dc.
E.aJuI FOR &fLE.
1000 Agents %rGRIed, AaIe 0Rd Female.
god reIiAbls agent wanted ia every town 70
take She entire control. fOg his neighbSrhOod, Of
several Of the best, most saleabls and profitable ar
tisles of ave-y Day life ever presented 70 the public
Profits large satisfaction gnArsnteod. The right
nan or woman csn make from $40 to $50 psr week
eaxiiy. Enclose stamps for full description and
illustrated catalogue, Samples sent free. E1olg-
siTe control Of territory given. Addrsus,
NEW YORK Manufacturing CO.,
RAs y PGt Rsvi VFT YWk
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

The Aneriean Organs. are tbs salg real reed Or
E1as noe bs1Hs tAs ps5Iis. The CEIy OFSaR haT-
fRE =
Rs,sTkrstiRg SoRad Boz. q .ad Chest.
= hSss ks. tss rsne irnpaFtsat part 70 F-eff.ss@ -
AZ. SoahSing Bals4 has in the lIasO-Farts, TO
give h~s3F sBd resuRss.e e iairs )asj NithOst Vheh
the 0rSaH becOGss merely . scls1sOa IL "a 0rgaO
cas~.
The Aneri an Or>.ns not Only hare re uisl
Aos- ~ Hrurd box, LSt ksve tbe Issgc 9 gaa El-
i-~s. sirips rnWer ana res-t stea9ines. II tsHe.-
These 18th tAeiT = HhF Eve Vsi<iss :. The Reds
aua PoCteCtsSGS toe tstS, Eaks ESsR tass
EoAt PrcfsR GrgGR ER0wa.
The isFs"S~A=sis. . r~PeFiad'r e tsRa sd
y"tapsaess.F, sssee ~ AEseFissa G'rgsas - v%s
tt-sa Lstk a. tSe besa esd thsT cD1=aaal > %isssG
E~tes ehsa asy otES~ rvs ;Bs;vaISsAt ia ;As Bil4 Il
GtsS tsrySss T@sisec 80 Essst PFvENs - tie
TE~s' -. ts@.s 's5:5r O:s.&I.
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= ~is. ssss ~ s:~~tsP.
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- a.. X5~S =: -.rs.t. ~. LsisN o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

S4CoAsLMs AAon t4AA Aeots
NeSsP. Davis 3 Toulmin.
Cent?. The Amaigam Bell We pEsohnssd eiEes
us entire fatizfRction, We would reoommand persons
wanting Bdls 70 buy Of Jon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
ALroNT- -. ~ - ~

ALMONT, MICH. Feb. Tth 1867.
Nsrrs Dayia 8 TOuInins
Gentlansa. The 2nslgam Bell sent usis an az
ecllent ons; gives gooi Satisfaction, aEd answer
vel Coz WhiSh il Wns b0lgSL
b, W. RICHARDSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
M FAM
III
LIN Ea 49,

UIUT.E3 NCLIlANs
SMesGsR. Rea . BOgfngdon's Grand Dkhfl ufion 90
valuable real estate and pesohal PrOVsrty, VII he
made a9 UTbaaa. on tba ID Day Of September. next
gbFn the holders o. lucky numbeFB VII drEW SOM CT
the most MagBi6ceEt Pr.Ees ever offered IN 3 EnilaF
arnv saE. Thai &c public may be assUFed thar TITS en-
esTGise y % b. 0Rfnefed IN E0Od faith, 4 fs HEgT BectS
saEy - refer 20 the long list o. reaEencea al Of whom
have hnZ hRen known and hOnOred IN this county. a.
MA o. 0trie4 pFohiiY and whose recommendatfOn u
WuEckeut 70 Qnel all doubt and Ratssy every one IN this
Sa.
9be drawing viii take place &C TIE Court Houss. 10
UrheaA, Champaign Co. Illinois. September the md,
1SSs. under the supervision OF . hoard Of managerG
end By . astRAerestsd N selected for that pur.
PosR.
Coed AID Reliable Agents Wanted
II every county u shIs and adjoining State. Agepps
anSFed kn per cent commission % Al sales Of TEX
eta. An orders By Mall amounting TO Ten Dollars az
laa, may be sent By Mall ~ our Fisk, larger sumS
Gh01sd BE sent h Dra3 or p. q. order. AT Or7ers fnF
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
POland's
Magic Bilious Powders


Magic Bilious Powders
= This sre9arafior q. the dirsEa
A or The R.v.J J. ". PoIsnd, l01n
S the Tasf. = e me Baptist ebusal
~ GoF.LWa. y L. qu3 . lar sHa
I 49, j. ke.ofsJ By that dslouisana
ksgGICf i~h-oBgkeu; SeE Engiand. hsm
k Obliged 10 leave he pulpit anasF
9 d. medsc.bs 90 save bis 0En -
49, and his kagie P3sdc1 are '@'
TIE most sOIasE:sl discoveries Of 10esn -
( It j. 1858
1Hs GREAT LIVER kED RIII0Us REALyl
I which eompiesslv throws IN the sn1ds 81
discoveries Ia ueiissae; -Ed II sdoras -
: --sii6estiou thst they F-esiYe ne "naL-u,.
/ PROBATION II eli VII aave tested them. 4S'~'
r. Biiinus Pc sjers ara t,t
POSsfiTegHref OFLfYcF E0mpi
n its Host sszsatd foEn' ard al
RuEToUs
EAe-ilsnt Tor H1aiGoAe,
Piwprss. Blnsckss. Astall5l
H-o-siu-- D~ir1iness- aesr'hur1. DPsfhs
AEd q most EeEderal In
CRFC 4 Preventive GIFefefG 80
atstss ~ Vac are trsEblod Win ilHf
msLdv '.siss5s keep ras FoEdeu On h
f6r imsarii - sss-l
HIRE are = fcs iscpcrfsnt Partie1lars' ,r,-s
II Thsy IRE the Crest SPciEs tof 81
AEucti a.. aaul
"a ira are ths osIy known remedy
eurs Liver CUasplsiat.
Sd They "a . The oily known remedy t
Csns.ioatiO0. m
4tb. The PoEds- arc 80 th0.nugh n -
ration that one psekass VII esah inaI -
q Il those usirg them eli requirs 70 ea1-a
s-h They nrs q mIi asd pleasant Jsi
eH I've eafhartie known
on. fhry are ibe cheapsstesthlre s--.n.
St.. They srs The eteapo-t and bestn-Sh
L1f. ~ they ean. be sent b. maI 70 eay
for ihs price, SO cent. -k
C,reulars ronsasnipc esrtifezfes, ~inforna
seat &, any part Of tse world free q e91t -
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS"
nail ~O0apPAsati9n 80
NEW HAVEN, CON"
EnVemhcr IS, 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
GOES
DVsD eDSia Cure.

OoI29
Dyspepsia cure.
This Gre-t Remrdy fE ali Disessee q The
M
e tbS diseosesy q ths inEonfor q Goes 1e.aasle
Cough Balsam, Ekilo experimenting Tor he oNn
hesish. Is cured Cramp an the Stomach for nia
which hsa befors yielded 70 nothing but NaiotoislM
The aImastd daily ~tesainony from sar espar.soi
the country encouEags n 70 eshese there - nSeA-
ease casssd By 4 disUrdsrcd stomach $ WiA no'
speedily cnrs. !,
Physicians endorse and Use 1t 4!
Ministers give testimony Of its efficacy Z
And from sl diroctiOnsws receive tidiDss Of eazes
DyPPssa!
Fth sursto suFs,
One dose viii cure.
Siek-HeaaaekeG
It hss cured in hundrodso .sos.
HeedaeAs aRd DiEinessi
ltstsps il thirty inmates.
Aeidity Of fRe Stomach
It errTeessat snes.
Rising Of TIE Food
II stops Immediately.
DtstrsSs offer eafisgf
Ore dase viii remove.
CRoIera Hpy1asg
Rspidily yields to few doses
Bad Bssask .
VIII b changed with hall 8 ootue'
L s. Perfectly Harmless!
lee unprecedented saecrss I, owing to the faet tnat
e Curea by Assisting Nature
70 RE-ASSERT HER SWAY n THk S1aFEA!
Nearly every dealer 10 the Unis@j state. setstt .
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
&. G. CLARK. s. CO., PEoprietOrs,
xKw HAvES, cONN.
-
HcrLADAY B CO, and AeCREERY co.
General AgeEI.
Also far sale nv MARSH 4 co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

=. Es%Ge VvEIS.NS 1Svs.u.l.S Asesey,T
" Cs-AtSr Ssss 80, ks.EI LsE&S, IA
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
DAVIS & TcuLagy.

BRo0ILYN, Iowa, Feb .Isth 1857.
Nssrs. DGvis b ZoulR5n, GESTLIfEK :-Tbs
The AmaIean Bell Ireeeired frSn year bOass in
Juns, 1854, for the use az she 81. E. Chureh in
BuoOklyu, IL "a god condition, and the e~itissns
ara highly plsassd with its fone.
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ratified by majority Of the persons voting on
the question OF ratification who are qualified as
electors for delegates, and when such constitution
shall have been submitted to Congress for exam
nation and approval aud Congress shall have
approved the same, and when said State by vote
OF Its Legislature elected under said constitution
shall have adopted the amendment 10 the Con-
stltufion Of the United States proposed by the
XXXlXth Congress, and known US Article IL
aud when said article sholl have become part Of
the Constitution of the United States said State
shall be declared entitled TO representation IN
Congress, and Senators and Representatives shall
be admitted therefrom on their taking the oath
prescribed by law, and then aud thereafter the
proceeding sections of this act shall be imperative
In said State. Pr0riled that no person excluded
from the privilege OF holding Office by said pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution OF The
United States shall be eligible to election as
member OF the Convention TO frame Constitution
for any of said Rebel States, nor shall any such
poison vote, for members Of such Convention.
: SEc. 6.sAnd5 belt further enacted That until the
people of the said Rebel States shall by law be
admitted 10 representation to the Congress of the
United States, all civil governments that may
exist therein shall be, deemed provisional only,
aud shall elm all respects subject to theo para
mount authority of the United States at any time
10 abolish, modify, control, and supersede the
same and in all elections 10 any Office under such
provisional governments all persons shall be ell
Titled 10 vote under the provisions Of the fifth sec
zion of this act. And no person shall be eligible
to any office under such provisional governments
who would be disqualified from. holding Office
under the provisions Of the third article of said
Constitutional Amendment. -s 5h
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W fr GCoMMUNIcArED.7 ]
Grand Army OF the Republic.

To The Soldiers Of Jackson County:
1t Is well known TINT the copperhead press all
over the country is strainlng every nerve and ex.
crtlug its utmost energy to establish the whm
that there exists In the United States secret po-
lltlcal organization known as the Grand Army Of
the Republic. These long7winded efforts have no
foundationof truth, and their startiay revelations
exist only in the Imagination. It is true how
ever, that an Organization bearing. that name
exists, and that Post Is In operationin jackson.
But that II is wholly secret, not true The time
and plnce Of meeting the Object, &C., are or may
be known. Farther, no member thereof Is
asbGmed to acknowledge his connection with the
organization he Is proud of 1t. .t ,.t
Its political character may be eumrned up in q
nutshell. The qualifications for membership are:
/. The candidate must have been soldier. Q.
He must have seen service In the field. 8. He
must have been hOROTubly discharged M
| Now, IT, rs has been claimed, twO-thirds Of the
| Ohio soldiers In the late war were Democrats and
this organization excludes such, how Is 1t that
there arc already In this State 100, 600 comrades
In the Grand Army Of the Republcl Either the
charge OF politics against this order, or the al.
legged number of democratic soldiers, is false
| One or the other Is lie which IS lt7
| II Is, However, true with regard to his Post OF
the Grand Army that all It's present members are
loyal lnen---men who have fought armed Demo;
Gratis In the held--men who have bnved the steel
aud lead Of Democratic chlyalry--men who have
stood by the government whie the stlckler for d
humiliatlng peace with armed treason skulked
off to Canada to avoid serving the country OF
| which he Claims 10 be citizen. II Is not TO be
supposed TINT the members Of this order iciL vote
| for their open and aYoYed enemes--men who
would have cut their throats In the dark days of
the war but there Ia, we assert knowingly, no
restriction on the free and untrammelUd exer.
else OF the elective franchise. Since our connection
with the order wg have failed 10 discover any
obligation compelling It's members to vote the
radical tcket and If there be anything TO prevent
any honorably discharged Union soldier from con-
Meeting himself with IL, We have not yet found II
out. .....t, .r... LID. aII,
II Is Ordently hoped that every soldier In this
county will Join the Grand Army. No testlmo-
nals Of s0undnessl are required except an hon.
Orable discharge. Come, fellow soldiers. on
Wednesday night Of each week, at the call OF the
bugle Qhe tassemblyp CALI and enlist In tile
Grand Army Of the Republic. Il makes loyal
men feel good to hear that familiar aud soul
stirring CALI II reminds them of the past, when
they have cautiously felt their way toward the
enemy camp; 1t brings 10 mind the glowing
contrast between the gloomy days that were aud
the happier days that ure-thanks 10 their rpatrlOt-
ism. Then, come up, and lot US strike glad hands
over the result Of our labors. b. COMRADE,
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CnNGRERa..

The,39th Congress adjourned at noon
on Monday; March 4th. Before it ad-
journed, it passed the bankrupt bill, and
the reconstruction bill, and many other
important measures. cisr
The 40sh Congress at once assembled
and elected Mr.. Colfax speaker of the
House, and Mr.. Mcpherson CleIk, and
the Senate elected Ben. Wade President
pro tenn, which virtually makes him
Vice President of the u. s. d6
This Congress has a gain of two Radi-
Gals in the House, and four in the Sen
ateoyert the late Congress. Itisstrong-
er in other respects. In the Senate
there are Cameron of Pennsylvania,
Morton of Indiana, Drake Of Missouri,
and ConkIiag Of N. Y. In the House
there are Butler Of Massachusetts, and
many others equally as radical, if not
aSablei while such poor sticks as Della
no, Bingham, and spalding Of Ohio,
may 90 over to the enemy, as Raymond
did, or remain in obscurityy Delano is
defeated, but will contest the seat with
Gen. Morgan 11 o"a p aa's--
It isevident that the rebels have seen
their best opportunity pass, and that
they have little to hope from the
AOth Congress. 'ar'q d @b' 80
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FsyQia 91f sTe4H-rS--- ~ iH.l9pC SVf
yThere has been another series Of Fe-
Man riots iniIreland, and more arrests
have been made. .ssa.j s.,l,,,
The United States Senate have con-
firmed Col Coatesas Collector of this
District, and rejected Col. Turley as
Assessor Col, Elias Nigh, of Irouton
has been appointed Assessor.
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~, ,ed, a From the Ohio State Journal.
Letter from Judge Dickson.
COLUDIBus. Ma

r.t..,;, 1,....s COLUMBUS, March 4, 1861.
.EDlToRs MORNING JoUKNAL, The enclosed
letter was written without thought Of publication
by its author, The able and iOrcible manner in
which the argument Is presented induced me to
request permission from its author to insert 1t In
the Journal; which he has kindly granted. You
will benefit the cause Of justice, humanity and
prog ess BY giving the letter to your readers
no Respectfully ~ A. KELLOGG.
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The Transit Routes of Panama
and Nicaragua.
rIrronn thn NnNy YORK. Harald 11th Rab'v 1877 4

From the New York Herald, 11th Feb'y. 1867. ]
- ''PANANA, 1st Feb, 1867.
yellow Fever Is slmost epidemic on the Is
thmus The deaths from that disease are numer-
ous, and Panama. Is full Of pestilence and filth.
The season is the sickllest known for years. The
yellow fever Is raging on board the Janiestown.
(the United States man.ofwar,) and the deaths
average one or two per diem. The Commodore
will put to sea In order TO disinfeet the ship.
"Dr. Little, American Consul, died of yellow
fever on the 29th January. From the fact that
the majority of the men on board the Jamestown
are prostrated with disease the usual guard OF
marines at his funeral could not be- formed
From the New York Tribune, 11th Feby, 1857
PANAMA, 31St JAN 1867.
"The health of our city (Panama) is not by any
means what 1t usually is there have been many
deaths. Cholera l. said to have entirely disap-
peared on the Nicaragua route SE E A's ~
NOTICE TO cALIFoRSIANs.
There hasnot been epidemic disease Of any kind
on the Nicaragua route aud 1t is quite healthy,
The next steamers by the way of Nicaragua will
be the Santiago de Cuba, and 'San Francisco, =
9th and 30th March. I..u III ag .t5E
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AGENTS WANTED.

MO SOAP! NO WATER NO SL0P!
~ Browns Glass Cleaning Polish, patented
Oct 10, 1865, for cleaning and polishing Win
dows Mirrors, Gold, Sllyer-plated ware Brass,
Copper, Tin &c. A new Invention of the great.
est prac zeal worth convenience, and economy
keepers, stOre-keepers, &c. Large discount to
the trade. For full particulars address
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The following is from the Columbus
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
srxArop w,, soN

In few remarks Of q very appropriate charac-
ter Mr.. Wilson took leave of the Senate prepatn!
tory to taking the noon train to Washington. By
this retirement the Senate loses one Of its best
members. Mr. Wilson Is Representative elect TO
the F0rteth Congress from the Eleventh District,
and his constituents may rest assured that their
interests will be In Industrious aud trustworthy
hands.
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Notice.

JACKSON co. COURT OF o0afIoNPLEAs,l /
.ts,,,i,s NJ. /, Fen, TERM, A, D., 1867. !
Berry y 1'SssGn SssSs 'Hd5 others cltil Action.
Robert NJ. KcntAnd others. it4W1t p a
3 A LII persons Gaining 10 be benefciaries or In
IA tefesied In any way, In the Trust created by
the viii OF William Raglapd late OF Louisa eoun.
ty Vifginla. deeeased, In favor Of his Emnncipa-
ted Slaves, are hereby notified and required 70
make proof Of their respective claims before me,
asSpeclal Master Commissioner appointed In the
aboie named eanse, ~ the Court House, on OF
before before the 1T day Pf MY' wlSSSfi,oNdsoN Gea
N1k 1sUolqHpecial Master Commissioner.
March I4s'G7--4wre trt,f sa iiae t6r nf
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'Notice.'

Harrison Wallace. Admir- Of John D. Wallace
Joseph Atep, ~ I" ~ Amos Garrett, Jr.,
MARY l.. Tnpp,f agot' irJesse 4. Trippi hfh
Ann DavlA -. Thomas Davis,
have iiIed thelr accounts for settlement, and the
saIae Wlllbe heard On the S0th day Of March, 1861.
e-aaer suoiui.sr ma J,W. LoN1BpN, IA
March IL, 67L3w. Probate Judge.