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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
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iauoten @aaren, iuie aud auf bas
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stem 9orf abgebalten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
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Nfecbnnifer.

patent auf neur Grftnbunsen.
Die ltnterseidneten baben felt iber apnnsia
Sabreu patente fur reutl6e Grfnber beIorgt.-
Webr ais sebn tauienb patente linp burtb uns
erlnngt trCreen.
Cine grpl1iire, IN tpsIdber Der fir Grinter
nStbise 9tatb entbaIten IL, tpirb GRATIS en-
ale Applifanten SerIanbt.
Sober, Der Elm Yatent III ben @ereinisten
Staaten fur AZ Sabre 3u erIangen tpiinIdbt, unb
Der balielbe am biaigifen unb fhnelllfen belprgt
baben mil, iollte lid I'M Snfcrmatipn an
Dunn unb 50 .HO. 81 Yart StOp, Nep
gjorf, tpenben.
Gin eebunbenes Bud, tpeldes iiter $50 81,
luftratipnen entbdlt, IOrpte @bbanbluneen iiber
ale @eeenifdnbe, bic Ne9anifer unp Grfinber
tntereiliren, 1T BEL uns su Serfdufen. Sir Is
9entS tperSen mir Gin iOl9eS SsSemi, Der iI8
barnnt melbet ;ul9iden.
Wfan abreIlire
ottl9 3mO wemnn u. 60. 81 Park Row NY.
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unS ntdbt eber gu beSabIer, dig bis Genus=
nn9tbuun8 ge9eben lift.
100 SoIibe goIbene Sdab Hbreu S25o-sfOoo
~ Magic GnfeS @oIbzn6reu $3.50 200 500
100 GudmeIirte Samenz ubren ...... lWL- 800
200 Solo Suntlng Gbronometer ubrei 30 100
200 Sob 9aniin8 Gn9liib 2euers -. geo so
800 @oIo Snnting SupIer ubren. 49,. $50 go
$50 @oloeue amertt1niine eSagos lhren 100 30
500 SLIDER S19os2epers ........-. So $50
- s. 0 Stibsrne Sdgos SupIeE- .......... "a $50.
500 @o!bene SGmen ubreH So $50
1000 9olfene eSogo 2epines 49,. So Is
1000 Seribiebene fiIberne ubreu....... 20 100
$500 Silberne SSdgo= uhrer ......... Is so
500 Anorttrte nbren oIler Nrten .-.... To- Is
SSeoer Ibetlnebmer erbGIt cine tl6r mad bieienl
NrTongemeirt, bic ibn nnr SO foftet, p6brenp lie
$1,000 pertb fetn mag. Seine 9artsili5feit.
aStr wIni5eu, fofort ben pheneenannteu prddbt=
poIen &orratb dbSug ben. Certificate, lpeIde bic
Art'tel be3et9nen, peroen IN perfiegelte Gn9eioppen
Gerttfcaten benannten MrttfeN segen 8esahlIng ron
$40 bereo5tiat, bic nbr mag $1,000 roertb ieiH poer
weniger. Spbah inns o1s Gerttfcat returntrt Ioirb,
bere tt9t es Gub gegen 8eJdbtuHg 81 benz besedbnez
Mrtife penieer ats $40 wertb ouf einem Certificate
be3eidnet it, 10 tann nan iofort ieben,
DAP bies feline 0otterie 1T, fpnbern Elm ciTsues,
le9itines GeiGdft, an tpcldem fh aud
Der Giseniinnisfe 6rtbeilieeu mag.
Gin erseInes Gertfcat 1piro poltfrei suaeanbt BEL
Gmpfang pom % SETS; fiinf fir ST. ell fur 50,
.ig unO cine pertspoaere grdmie FUR $40, bunhert
uno eine tritbure tbr fir SIS. Sir aseuten Oh
SClde, Die Sefbdftiaung Ipiinfdeu, iro bier cine
eltene 9elesenbeit geboten. Gs lift Elm gefesmdsia
9efibrt CSsi5dft, eeh6r1g diItorrt ron Der Reaes
rurg unb oiien fir ieOe E9riifuns. 8eriubt uns
9Rrisbt, BRO. II. Co., SmportelIrs,
isp25 6gttD i61 SrOaowap, @eIu gor
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
Sic SaurntpDllenitener.

9tus ben 8eri9ten 6eS ltatiltilden
Bureaus gebt heroor, oaB i'm ber1oiz
lenen @rnoteiabre 5,067025 @der
2ano nit 8aumpoGe bepFan;t uno
1,56S,357 8alleu gu 450 9sfunb auf
Oenfelben geSosen iuorben iinO. Sic
Steuer, SUI q Gents baS 8fllho, be-
trd9t alio fur Die oiesidbri9e gruote
$17644, 016.25, Der @ertb ser sansen
Grnote, OaS 9funo gu q Gents be-
rednet lit $148, 209, 1850 nnb es
psrblei6t baber Sen 9robucenten mad
Nb3ua Der Steuer cine Summe bon
$3.50, 565, 73O.2S iibris. 9luf ieben
9lfer 9anS, benz Mnbau Der Baum
polIe 8etpibmet, re6net iid aIIo Elm
Grtra9 bon $25 berauS. Stinlmt man
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962 BaIlen betrua ourdi6nittli6 gu
49, Gents bas 8funb an, 10 bate oie<
ies Sabr cine Summe bon 1915, 2O8, !
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bradt. Sas gegenipdrtige Sobr fdat
UNI s70,0O0,O00 ODER ettua 80 psf.
aus, nobel auBerbem nod Der Inter
ldieo bes iebisen unb oamaliseu @cIo<
ipertbes in 8etradt gu sieben lit.
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fir 8aummoae i'm Siiben miro ii6ri<
gems reidli6 baOurd eriebt, Dap nett
mebr 2ebenSmittel se3ogen lueroen. ais
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setauft gu iper6en braubt thb bel Dem
iebr gerinsen Grtras zines &ders Bel
10 bieler 9rbeit uno, iuas Defenders
bod gu berani@IageH it, bel 10 itarter
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nabme oes 8aumtpoflenbaues fiir Sen
.Sii6en ipeniger gu beflagen, ais man
geDobnlt6 glanbt, tbun gu mullen.
SEPT iperben nur in allen Sbeilen Der
8aumnoIle bauenben Staaten Betiz
tionen an ben GonsreB UNI Qufbebun9
Der berbabten 8aumuoaeniteuer bors
bereitet, ba es fd eines Shells ber<
ausiteat, baB bie 8aumtpoaenprobut<
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tommt, ais burd Sflabenarbeit, baB
Der Rrobucent bei 3abInng Der Steuer
ni@t nur feinen Geiuinn, lonoern in
bieIen 6aasn iosar gerlult bat, unO
anSren SbeiIs, oaS bic Steuer in Der
Slrt unb gSeile, ipte Iic ceboben unb
coiitrollirt miro, cine grobe Vlage fir
Ale 1T, Die etipas nit Saumnoae su
tbun baben.
8et Greiruns bieier Steuer alma
man i'm @on9reB bon Ger Stnlid)t aus,
Oob IS ni6t mebr ala biuis iei. tpenn
Die 8aumiuoaenitaaten e:mas sur
xilsuuss Der Srie9si9uIoen beitragen
uno ab9efeben Oabon, sIuubte man,
oab Die Ser. Staatcn Elm gepilies
Monopol auf ben gaumipollcnbau be-
fdsen, bab es alto mad allen itaats<
ipirtbldaftliden grunbfdben cine ride
tiee 8oIitit fei, biefss Monopol gu
benuBen uno fre,nbe Staaten cine
gteuer auf bas YroOutt 3oblen gu lafs
len, 3umal ba biele Magime bon alien
g6ltern befoIet perbe. @fan betraGs
tete aifo bon bielem Stanopunft aus
Die Baumiroae nidt als lanOipirtbs@
i6aftlides @rooutt i'm treneen Gimme
bss Bortes, iouoern ais einen Den
Ser. Staaten bor5ilelid eioentbhmli<
den Sanbelsarttfel.
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isS6A arirer 1sinuns mad, sinen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06

Office bes raI-Superintenhenten. \
VI. u. 6. uiib 81. II. u. 98. GiienbGblt.
9afhpae, Eenn., Sent "a. 1867.
aIn unS mad Henneritng 26. Sent, 1867, urS bis all
fueitere Gptis gebelt @diiasersige ab ME foIgt:
Der RorseHsna rerIdst safbpile $50 9. NJ, baIt
aber mr. in Smprla, 9iHrfreesboro, a4artrace Suls
lahoma, @iin's SPRING., SeCberb, Conan, Mneerion
Stepeiion nnS Sriesepott al nne erreidbt Gbattas
noota nm 2.l0 q. N.
Gin 6rddt3ug nit Soiia9erpaaen perIGFt 9aIt=
ptue um 80 .. Dr. uno bait on allen Statipnen ,ps
f6en 9sabuiue uno Conan.
Der 9labmi.tn9ssua uerI6st 9aibuile nm 60 u
R., bait an allen Stdtonea Uno erteict Gbattonooaa
UNI 40 9. 81. o.
Nue Si9e maiden eenausn @nidIus nit er Gaft,
ptue NIB Hortbsueitern Gienbabn nno alle 2Epe BON
Ghattanoo9a ma5en 9enauen @nidub nit Ser Souss
pile unS Naibpiae Giienbabn.
6lesante 8alace Sdlafpaeen OH allen
Nadt 8aiiaeierSiigen.
sbeI5ppiIIe attomobatiou.
WerldBt Sbelbppile $40 q. ~, 1850 q. R u,S
6.O0 ". VI. uno matt gennuen @nIdblub nit aleu-
Yaiogiersfeen uno benz 80 6rahtsua 8erluIien
a9ortaee UNI $50 Q. 81. mn ITO VI. IN. unb Sf5W
Dr., srrei9en SpeIbpuiue nm 10 80 .. Vi / 80 H. 81.
itno S.55 q. R.g ff $50
.GsG @. 8. Gpinsr General Supt.
Siaas ELTON. Gen, 7idet assat.r
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06

lotte 9ebciiert bat. Sic bat sipar eini9e
lt9te 9lusenblife, aber Der 9erinaI
SorfaQ, elm S8ort, cine Wiene rci9t
bin, nm Die friberen unfdlle mieoer
berbeisufiibren. SIRE gebanblung i'll
gel9ien bat bis iebt ebenio menig @r>
folg gebabt pie Die, ipeI6c ntons in
Wfiralnare befolgte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
NaibDille nnb &uDruiae
Giienbabn.

Sie gfti'n. Slider Der 1ennefiees unb gaciFc. ei=
ienbabn lieeen ebt tn Der Office nom Sol %. AHrr
linton une Ylonter's 8ont, gde linton uuo Col.
Iese Strabe ofieu Die Wife toict et $50. bic eite
oreerlio1e StnSnbIuRg betrdst 81 per Attie.
Se @usleeln9 bieier 8abn 1T poueneet, bic grofiIs
nnii6ten, RGne, Sericbte uuo Nbfbdkungen firb in
s. gS Alen'S Office einsuieben.
Die gSiGtigteit oieier Sabn fir 0aIbpiIe unb ben
Stnat aIs GntIpidun9SmitteI oes Nderhancs hub Der
mnernlifhen Nei9tblmer tam nitbt iiberh6st ipers
ben, oa beiel burb elm Sanb Iduft IpeIbes Hnper<
sIeidIitb III 8e;us auf ben @nbau BON Getreibe unb
nr bertroiien ouf bieiem Gontin Mt binii6tIi1 Der
8iebueioen 1T. Sn feinem anbe Ell qonbesfbeiIe
t0nnen feinere Troben utS 5rite nlIer art sescsen
Iucrben &eine &abn in ben Der. Staateu fam onrob
9anter, 70 reid oil Brine alien, wie 3oblsr, etfen,
8upfer, 9nt ano Bttro cum, Ialifen. Die gBdber
efern nneri96pfiibe MaHen Der bsften Sibten. Pops
peIn, Gidben, ihpar;e 8aInu6 airIben u. (. 10.
iiebe al rei9Ii$e Adiierfrdfte fir aue n6gIiben
3uede.
Menn bieTe gabn aebnut III 70 wirb lei ben jekt 70
nieorgen 2anopreiien uno bel Der unerfh6pfifen
5rudt6arfeit umb ben eroSen SiIfSqueIen bieier
Staot bic eMrop6ii9e Gnwsnt erng porSd9icb an ii5
3ieben uno ibre Seimotb fperben.
Mir appeliren an has GrRItlihite an sebeu Der
Snteree an Der Epobfabrt btejeS Stnates uno biesr
ct ht nmmt, Mftien 81 Hebmen uno 10 oieies lnter'
nehmer nit alien Rraften 81 nnterititeH.
JULES
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
WtienbaDn.

Cifiee ets General Observation-Disclosures
u. u =. mn u. u. ". Us. Gien abGer,
Flill4il- ainibpiIle, Senn., ben %. Sept. 1867
Son unb mad sonrt1s, ben %. e-ptember 1867
weroen tGeitp 5IueI Eahagierji8e in foisenber Orb
@0raensug uerIast gaibptge nm o 90 9. ap - tOmn,t
an IN MempAis nm 5 llbr Abenbs uno in Sidman
uin llbr As Winuten 9iorgeits. ID ---SS-5
@benSsug perdBt Raibuiue I'm 80 81. 81,
tonIt III geinpbiS an nm 10 ll1r As 4Rii 9. 81. unb
i'll Sidntnn UNI llbr Is gRin. 9. II. !tz-.f--I
Die 3ltGe fblieBen Iidb i'll SumboIot genau Der
u chile uilo Ohio 8dhn an fir @tcbiIe; 9eio GIIedns
uno ale 3wii9er ftationen. H gf
ers n gilman ds isss r. @ snsr aSsm n'S
Cairo, st, Souls mo cue 3piihspF ldse am oberen
anb ilnteten 91fiiFppi. Gin SrdLsports Sampfer
ter 9Liie tpiro srpifden 6ifmanit u. gGirp Idufen
Der aenau nit ber Saiuoi5 GeutraIs93abn, mad ST.
2ouis, g3o Gbieoeo, esl Dubuque, Soma, st. Raul
Ytinn. uns ouen petli9eH unbncropeftIiten 9Gnf=
ten Suiammentrifit.
9afiagiersua perIdst 4eempbis um AGO u. 81,
Oldham nm lIbr 80 Bin. dadmittas5 un0 erreid5t
EoituiHe UNI 3 40 Rorgens.
Eui1a9ier5u9 perlaBt Nenpbis unt IL ntr y. gR.,
Gilman nm lkr 30 pin. - crsens nnS tommt in
NafhDiue an I'm 1br St.R.
9ieie 2ise i6eBen iidb IN Ns;i9uiHe Der 0aibuiae
nnb CHATTANOOGA 8aba an fir chattanooga, Rnor
pile, Spn9burs, 9ftdmoab, gafb nston, EaItimc &c
4biIabeIpbiG, Rew 9orf, AtIantd, auguita, Sauan=
unS ferner all bic aOnisule unS NaiI5iae sab i,sr
Den gunfte. az
9Ieibf Us ibIie5en iid bieIeIben Der RaibuiIe unS
Decatur 9a5n an fir Sranfliil, Goiumb a, qHIasti
Mbens, Via. unb Decatur, Mla.
Oies lit Die firseite uno 6iIigite 8oute
.ss mad Wfenpbts.
80 weeilsn tRr,er ais rie 0ccatar @iienbasu,
J lIaI0 ) ila---
46 Meiien fiirser ais Ole Is, & 6. Sabn
SSm. -. Snnes,
Gbef=Snsenieur nne Sen. Guperrntenhent
aus2S bers4. II. u. Us. @iienbabu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12
WIN. n. HOOVer.-We are pleased

VIM. Il. HOOVer.-We are pleased
to notice that this gentleman, with bis
usual energy and tact, is branching out
into a new business, the thorough prose.
cution of which will be of immense ben
eft to this community and the county at
large-that of a first class Real-Essate
Agency. To this end be has bought
Durfee's celebrated system of keeping
Title Abstracts, the most thorough, com.
prehenslye and compact system ever in
vented. This, coupled with Mr.. Hoover's
long experience as Recorder of Deeds
for this county, cannot fail to make him
the most correct and reliable Real-Es.
tate Agent in this section. He will also
act as Agent for several old reliable In
a Companies. We wish him sue
cess in his new vacations.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
MAYoR's OFFICE, BRowNvILLE,
Dec. 9, 1867.

MAYoR's OFFICE, BRowNvILLE,
Dec. 2, 1867.
Council mel in regular session.
Present /: j. S. Church, Mayor.
Aldermen, T. C. Hacker, A. P. Coggs-
well, A. w. Morgan, and c. F. Stew
art.
T. R. Fisher, Engineer.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
By order of the Board, the following
bills were allowed /:
T. R. Fisher was allowed $21 ,05 for
leveling, estimating and assistance on
various streets.
Joshua Rogers was allowed $50, so for
work done on streets as per bill on file.
Jacob Van wa allowed on Bond Fnnd
$500 for work done on Second Street,
to be issued to Robert Tier.
Earsman & Co., presented a petition
asking the privilege of slaughtering hogs
at their place of business during the win
ter months. 1t was moved and carried
that said petition be laid on the table.
The petition of Geo. Marion was also
LAID over to next meeting.
]. L. McGee's account was laid on
the table, till next meeting.
]. Church was authorized to compro-
mise with DR.. Holiday a judgment held
by the City Of Brownville against said
Holiday.
A. w. Morgan was granted the priv.
ilege of clearing out Nemaha street be-
tween Sd, and 18th streets.
DR.. Blackburn asked that he might
clear 18th from Main to the Public Square
and that City allow him $40 for same.
The privilege was granted without any
pay.
The following resolution was passed:
Resolved, by the Mayor and Common
Council of the City of B~rownville, that
the County Commissioners of the county
of Nemaha, Nebraska, be requested to
call a special election, and submit to the
vote of the people of said county, on the
second Monday of January, 1868, the
following question, that is to say:
"Shall the County Commissioners of
Nemaha County in the State.of Nebras-
ka, issue the bonds of the said County of
Nemaha for the sum of three hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, redeemable at
the option of the said County Commits
sioners at twenty years from date or less;
and to provide for the payment of interest
not to exceed seven per cent per annum
on such bonds, and also a sinking fund for
the redemption of said bonds; shall a tax
be imposed to be levied annually until all
of said bonds and the interest thereon
shall be paid: the said tax not to exceed
ten mills on the dollar of the county val
%uation, in any n year; and the said
proposed bonds 10 be issued to aid in the
construction of the Brownvil!e, Fl. Kear-
new and Pacific Railroad from the Mis-
souri, River westward, to the western
boundary of the said County of Nemaha.
On motion, Council adjourned.
JARVIS S. CHURCH. Mayor.
WM. H, McCREERY, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

1.,sst-services on Second Sunday and
First Desitturdav OF each month at 2 O'Clock p. N
sfs1 WIa5tbodist church in BroWnville. Rev. n. F.
.TiIANs, Pastor.
NetnOUiSS' and 70 P. n. Prayer Meeting every
70 a-eDiny: Sunday School every Sabbath al
usdayy Rsy. ". s. BLACKBURN, Pastor.
.,ol- Services in McPherson's Hall every
EplscoP~ AZ 1912 A. NJ, and every Sunday at
hT = n Sunday School at 2i-4P p n every sun
rs Rev. G. R. DAVIS, Missionary.
First Presbyt 1g q 4 ; sHnaay ' sSh4oi s at 3 at at
l3A. meeting every wednesday at Z P. NJ
oak 7. BAIRD, Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12
- md Departure OF Mails.

u Wall arrives daily, except Sunday, at p m.
sie daparts |"
mthern MAJ 5spsrts q atl1-2"
earn Mail arrives every wednesday at 4, p m.
TesteIn departs every Monday at s. a. m.
81 Mail arrives every Tuesday at o. p m.
,ro;I srrives every Saturday at 3, y. m.
OckpolI 5enarts &" 4" 3 10, p. m.
" ii, obIire by getting their mail in fully
hs'I, ~ before the departure Of mails.
~ uy cn sundays from s to 3, a. m, and from to
Pm A. D. MARSH, P. N,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

The Fine Arts.-We notice in TheO.
dIA& Co., several Oil Paintings and
Crayon Sketches from the hand of Miss
Eliza Johnston, of this city. They are
very fine and indicate talents which will
place her yet in the list of most popular
Artists of the age.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

Marsh is still receiving subscriptions
for Magazines aud papers for '68. Call
on him and subscribe. What he tells YOU
ne will perform, The publishers lowest
price is his motto.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

European Connection for the
Merchants Union Express In pur-
suance of an Agreement between the
Merchants Union Erpress Company and
The Morris European Express Company
all packages received by the Agents OF
the former for Europe, the East or West
Indies, Mexico and the Brazils, will be
transferred for forwarding to destination
to Morris European Express-whilst al
packages received by Morris European
Express for the Interior of the United
States will be handed over to the Mer'
chants Union Express Company.
THEO HILL s. CO., Agents.,
Brownville, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

At McPhersOn's Ha11,
Monday, DECEMBER 23d, 1867,
r the Benefit Of the Episcopal Church.
Nahed Nearly an accident hap
snsa to David Campbell, last Saturday,
rble digging DIRT On the corner Of Sd
lad Main street. While digging under
bank about ten feet high TO cave it off
avsd TOO soon and literally buried him.
b sustained 30 serious injury.
Patent Churns and Sleigh Shoes at
J G DEUSER'S.
The0. HiD & Co., are now in
EcPherS3n'S Row.
Cranberries at
SWAN & BROS.
For The choicest Fruits 60 10
THEO. HILL s. Co.
Five Brood Mares with foal) for sale
A. P. COGSWELL.
Cooley, Peterson and Balleau, for jan
ly, 1868, at "Dory' Hackers News
Rooms.
Boots and Shoes in variety at
TEAR s. CO.'S.
Wanted-A few more Milk Custom.
sS, B. B. THOMPSON.
Queensware and Glassware-the larg.
q stock west at
THEO HILL cos.
The Yankee Rover Christmas p%ictori.
IS, for the boys, at "DOry" Hacker,
Jews Rooms.
Portland Green Corn in cans-very
lpe, at SWAN & BROS.
school Books of all kinds found a
N'Creery's for the High School.
Large and choice stock of Boots ant
paoss a! THEO. Hull & cos.
Flour, Feed and Produce at the
C. Store.
UOrn and Oats wanted in exchang.
OF goods at
J. L. MCGEE & co.'s.
CIOaks and Cloak Trimmings in vari
g' at THEO. HILLS CO.'S.
hOminy. Beans, Potatoes, Meal, an
u other eatibles, at
SWAN & BROS.
sO' fine Table Cutlery 90 to
THEO. HILL & cos.
10 enjoy the Holidays get one
I''e good, substantial, fashionable az
'eganl suits Of Clothing at
DORSEY & BROS.
A. ~ J Bushels Black WaInuts for sale
'o' P G. Store.
6OFn-Dec. 9th, to the wife of w.
Hoover, a Daughter.
RoE a Son.
ACfall d Co. and Christmas
rD hrm have Just received a new
-urnI'ure, also a lot of Toy Gi
Sleds, Stools, etc the incest K.
"0Aday Presents. Drop in
largest aud finest supply Of ]
Dress Goods, &C., at
THEO. HILL s. cos
C SaOt Kraut" and Pickles at the
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

The Weather.-Last Friday was
blustry and dusty, with a clear sky, the
clerk of the weather seeming to have a
contract for moving dirt into everybO1y's
eyes.
Saturday and Sunday, pleasant, hazy
Indian Summer like.
Monday and Tuesday clear and frosty.
Wednesday set in with a heavy fog,
resulting in a smart Snow storm, which
covered the ground to the depth of seve-
raj inches.
TO-doy is bright and pleasant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12
The R. R. Delegation to Wash.

The r. r. Delegation to Wash
fngtOu,-From the Council Proceedings
published last week we learned that
Messrs. Furnas and Mcpherson bad
been appointed, if the R. R. Co. consent
ed, as Delegates to Washington to work
for the railroad interests of this county.
We cannot refrain from Congratulatlng
the city upon this selection. Having both
landed here in 1856, and having ever
since that time been untiring in theiI
zeal for the welfare and establishment
NOf this community, their souls are IN the
task, and if ought can be accomplished
they will it do.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

Those Chain Back Albums and Pho
tOgraPh Bibles-Harding's EditiOu-at
the City Book Store are nice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

Best Prints still twelve and a half cts,
at TEAR g. cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

Everything in the line of Fancy No.
lions can be bad at
THEO. HILLS cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

g. One hundred dollars a year saved, is
ten hundred earned, and this every re-
spectacle family may do by having n of
DIR. Humphreys cases of Homeopathic
Specifics. With n you may treat sue
cessfully nine-tenths of all diseases oc.
curing in the family, thus saving this
amount in pain. suffering, loss of time
and Doctors fees. Price $40, sent by ex.
press on receipt of the price. Address
HUMPHREY's HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
Co., 562, Broadway, N. Y.
One desirable dwelling for SALE
Apply al this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

Singing Glass;. R. Dye will give
a term of twelve lessons on the rudiments
of music, at the School House, one less
son each week, on Saturdays, at 2 o..
clock, P. M. He will commence Dec.
2lst. All interested in music are invit-
ed to attend the first lesson.
Tickets q dollar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

Holiday LOttery-Attentien is
called to the scheme Of the Grand Hol-
laday Drawing of the Kentucky STATE
Lottery in tO-day's. Having had two
years experience in doing the Drawing
in this Lottery, we can truthfully and
without hesitation recommend its manner
of drawing as fair in every respect. No
better chance for try your luck exists
Read the Scheme.