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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

The work of grading on the big cut
'at the foot of Atlantic street was begun
last Monday, and is in the hands Of a
live man, w. F. Wilson, who will rush
it through as fast a the weather will per.
NIT. Already is there some talk of build
ing business houses on Atlantic street ia
the Spring. We are also pleased 10
hear moneyed men specializing as to 4 Q
feasibility of grading down TOes on the
Levee. L viii pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Grading on 4lh and 9th streets is still
progressing, and if the weather holds
good will go right on to completion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

A movement is on foot 10 establish a
Democratic paper at B%rownville. A
straight "sheet.iron" paper in that burg
would be Of vast benefit 10 the party and
the town and county in which ii Is publish
d.-WebTaska Catu NewS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

McCreery has for sale at the City
Drug Store a large variety of Christmas
Presents. Call and see them before it
i too late.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Saint Louis and Chicago Dailies ST
per month or 5 cts a single copy.
These rules will be strictly adhered
to until further notice. rorr
A d MARSH, News Deal er.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Mrs John PalIady desires to in.
struct a c~lasstof Ladies in a system of
Cutting and Fitting Dresses and Chill
dren's cloths of all kinds. She also has
a superior Dye to sell. The Ladies of
BrownvlIle are invited to give her a call
at the residence of Judge A. w. Nor.
gan on Water street near the Methodist
church.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

AIeU q NU0U Of ININ IUlllIINNEIB ~ u NVNNIU
OF section %, town Z, range Is, east, and running
thence east 80 rods, thence south 4 rods, thence
west so rods, thence north 4 rods 10 the place os
beginning.
All of the said real estate being situated in Ne
maha county, Nebraska, and having been taken as
the property Of William II. Denman, on an exeou-
ton issued cut Of the District Court Of Nemaha
County, Nebraska, in q case wherein William
rrasher, James J.. McGee and George Hartman,
partners, in business under the firm name Of Frasher
& McGeer are plaintiffs, and s. A. Ingham and
Frederick Ingham, partners in business under the
namo and style offs. A. lngham & Co., and William
Fl. Denman are defendan IS, and in favor Of said
plaintiffs, and to me directed as Sheriff Of said
county Of Nemaha.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of DeOem-
Der, 1857,
DAVIDSON PLASTERS,
12-4t-Is00 Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

For choice Family Flour go to Bliss.
The German Ball-Given by the
Brownville Harmonic Society, On New
Years Eve in McPherson's New Hall,
was decidedly the most pleasant affair
of the kind which has iranspired in this
city for several years. The turn out
was large, about eighty couple bel ng in
attendance. The Supper, prepared by
William Allen, was gotten up in supurb
and substantial style, and was slowed
away by the dancers with great relish.
Altogether the dancing community are
greatly indebted to the Harmonic for the
pleasure enjoyed upon this occasion.
This first trial of the New Hall was
satisfactory in every respect The music
sounded will, and when cnce completely
finished this Hall viii have no superior
in the State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

The officers aud members Of the Ne
maha Valley Lodge, with their wives,
mothers and daughters, convened in Ma
sonic Hall in this city onlast Friday
evening, December 9th. whereupoD A.
P. Cogswell, w. NJ, announced The Of
der of business 10 be The Installation of
the Officers elect. Grand Master Fur.
mas being present the Installation cere-
monies were duly performed, and the
following persons were indicted into
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

A new lot of Jugs, Jars, Churns and
all kinds Of Crockerp at
THEO. HILL & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Farmers Don't You Know It,
That w T Den pays the highest market
price in cash for Corn, Pork and Hides
in Brownville
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

3 Dwelling Houses and 10 Town Lots
for sale cheap. Enquire of Bliss at the
p q Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

. BLACKBURN is our authorised Agent to
:, subscriptions for the Advertiser in the Fair
,v School District.
y ZUVERi is our authorized Agent to receive
,.~.;,,iop for the Advertiser in the highland
.bOol District.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Telegraph Office RemOTed.-We
e pleased to welcome the office of the
'eslern Union Telegraph and its pres
t gentiemanly operator, to McPherson's
Flock. The Office is on the I'd floor first
POr on the right ia the hall entrance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
Cloak ornaments-alI kinds-at Hill

The TabIeauX.--The Tableaux troupe
gave, by special request, a last exhibit
ton on the evening Of the 26th ult., for
the benefit of the Episcopal Church,
which exceeded the first in the perfec-
ton Of It's actors. When it is considered
that this troupe but a month ago, knew
nothing of the stage and were naturally
timid as to appearing before a large au,
dience, their success is TRULY wonderful
and reflects great credit upon Prof. Dock.
er, by whom the troupe was organized
instructed and exhibited. Tie exhibit
ton was so well received that we have
heard many wish that the troupe might
be held together that like exhibitions
might be given from time to time. We
hope il viii be-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Carpets two and three ply at
z THEQ HILL & cos,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
Bro. T. w. Bedford, w. M.
], w. Bennett, S. w.
Jarvis s. Church, ]. w.
Jonas Hacker, w. T.
John H. Morrison, w. S.
Rufus T. Rainey, S. d.
Jacob X. Bear, j. d,
Robert Teare, Steward.
H. E. Mathews, Steward.
" Fred Parker, Tyler.

BIO. i. W.. oeOIoTQ then announced
that the Stewards had prepared refresh
ments for all present at the Star Hotel,
and the ticket could be had of Bros. DR..
H. L, Mathews and Henry M. Akin
son. After ffty.odd tickets were pur.
chased, the delighted company promena-
ded to the dining room of the Star
Hotel, where all were seated at the
most ample board of refreshments ever
set before nen. The tables were liter.
ally filled with the products of every
cline, gotten up in the best style and
latest improvements of the culinary art.
An hour or more was spent in discussing
this splendid re~freshment, until all were
! satisfied.
The company resumed The line of
march and proceeded to the. Hall, aud
were again called to order by the w.
| NJ, who introduced Bro. jarvis S,
| Church, the orator of the evening. Bro.
Church delivered an appropriate address
upon the history of the Fraternity, which
was listened to with marked attention
after which Bro. A. w. Morgan moved
that the Secretary solicit q copy of the
address for publication 10 the Advertiser,
which was seconded By several brother:
and carried.
Ii was also on motion ordered that the
Lodge tender thanks 10 Messrs. Steven
son & Cross. for the most excellent sup.
per furnished by order Of the Steward:
of the Lodge.
An hour or more was then spent ia
social enjoyment and friendly greeting
and all appeared happy and delighted
THE Bros. Rev. @. R. Davis and Father
Conner and the ladies played anC
laughed as though old Father Time haC
dealt generously with them, and KEEP
Their souls and hearts fresh as in thC
days of their youth. May we all live Il
attend many more such festivals together
]. H. MORRISON, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
Felt, Cloth and Hoop Skirts at
~ THEO HILLS cos.

Ladies Furs, the best variety in the
market, cheap for cash, at
u 81 WHIT DENIS
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Pure Apple Cider and Pickles at Bliss
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
~ O n
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Saturday, the
18th day Of January 1868. at l O'Clock, p. m, Of
said day, l viii offer for sale: at public auction, at
the front entrance Of MePherson's Hall in Brown
Vile, Nemaha county, Nebraska, (that being the
place in which tho last term Of the District Court
for said county of Nemaha was held J the follow
ing described real estate, to-Wit (:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

tOll stock Of Hardware, Tinware,
%1'Penter's Tools, ETC., at
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Ermine, Fitch. Canada and Russian
Sable Furs, at Theo. Hill & Co =.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Gentlemen Don't Mistake the
|laCe to buy your OtIer and Beaver
kin Caps and Fur Collars; and where
! The place? At VIM T Den's so per
BAL less than cost!
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Flour, Feed and Produce at the
P. G. Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
The BROWNING DlstIIIery com

The BFOWnVille DistIIlery com
menced operations yesterday, under It's
new proprietor, Mr.. John Clark, of
Miami county, Ohio. This will ensure
its being run TO its full capacity, and
create such a home demand for Corn as
we have never had before. We have
seldom ever had the pleasure of noticing
so desirable an acquisition to our com
munity as that of Mn Clark. He was
a pillar of strength, financially, where
he came from, and his progressive mind
and well filled Golfers will soon make
themselves felt here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

1-uuNCS AASi NV 49, - -
market, cheap for cash, at
~ rE WHIT DENIS
Some time since a halter in Brooklyn.
for the fun Of the thing, promised bis
wife that he would make her a skirt
such as wa never before known. He
took some felt, and adopting the beating
process by which felt hats are made, he
streaked lhe material over a frame aud
beat it IN successive layers ill a thick,
full sized seamless skirt was made I'M
pervious to rain or damp, warm and not
heavy; itrwas regarded as a wonder by
the ladies Of New York. More were de-
manded. They became the rage, and an
immense factory has been opened, one
hundred hands employed. and The de,
mand cannot be Supplied. EJ5
To keep up with the times, and within
one month of the time these Skirts be-
came the rage ip he cas-, our enter
prising merchants, Theo. Hill s. Co.,
received a full variety of them, and have
now a full stock Of these most cemfOrta.
bic and durable Skirts ever invented.
The Weather, &C.-Thursday after.
noon aud Friday, cloudy and mild, wind
in the northwes, Friday evening blew
a moderately cold night. Saturday morn.
ing fresh and clear, yet became warm
by nOons
We heard Of several farmers plOwing
land on Saturday. A live fly was buzzing
round in our Office on the same day.
Sunday morning chilly, yet became
warm and pleasant BY noon, clOuding "
towards night Monday was pleasant
and warm. Tuesday, bright and bracing.
Wednesday-New Year-eame in a:
beautiful and pleasant as a May mcrn.
ing, yet the celebration CT il was very
quiet and undemonslratiye.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

F1annels-plain, stripped and shocked
at THEO. HILL & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Cash paid for Corn in any quantity
} The p q Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
MCCALL & co.

We learn that Cofman & Co., have
Flablished a first class Rectifying Es.
lblishment in the Journal office room in
Whitney Block. The location is a good
be and the business will flourish.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Have you heard the latest news +?
The lowest priced Goods; The best
FOODS, and the greatest bargains are TO
found al TEARE & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

new Bullding.-A. P. COgswell is
Ing The foundation for a large house
'ne Corner Of Nemaha and Let streets.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

= L. MCGEE & Co., are decidedly
pOseo to blowing and believe that The
OPle will End out of their own accord
'ney are selling Clothing. Hats. Caps
'S' cost. Strange, yet true, the PEG
are generally fading it out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Bliss at. the P G Store sells Buck
neat Flour at s. per hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Bliss at the P. G. Store is selling Flour
al $3.50 per 100.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Wood Collins, all sizes, ready made,
made TO order on the shortest notice
} The best style, by
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

u. c. Lett, Land Agent, BrOwnville,
.ebfaska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Ladies Don't You KnOW-Tbat w
Den Is selling Shawls and Furs Hoods
pa Gloves al halt price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Blankets Blue, Green Red and White
at THEO. HILL& co.'s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

BuildIng.-Jacob Berkeley is building
large new carPentershUp on Wafer ST.,
etWeen Cd aud third.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

BrOWnVIIle Literary Association.
-lhls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the
oung men Of o6r city will meet next
thursday evening, January 9th. 1868.
McPherSDn'S Hall. The public are
Prdlally invited 70 attend. So
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02
Accomplished a greater amount
Of work, and N a more salts
factory manner, than any
other sewing Machine
ever invented.

At the Fair Of the Maryland Institute, which
closed a four weeks session at Baltimere on the
18th Of November, the superiority OF The FLOR
ENCE was again confirmed By the COMMITTEES on
Sewing Machines, who unanimously awardedit the
GOLD MEDAL, the highest prize tho Institute
~eonfers.
On the 18th of September Tie great Fai- aad
Exhibition of the American Institute was opepel
IN New York. AS usual, the display Of Sewine
Machines was large, and the competition strong /;
bus after a six weeks trial, the friends Of ths
FLORENCE had the satisfaction Of seeing their
%tavOrite again triumphant, and for the second tina
bearing OF the highest honors Of the American
Institute.
Below we give an extract from the Report Of tho
committee on Sewing Machine, read at the Gloss Of
the Fair:
"The whole number Of Sewing Machines On cx-
hibition IS tbieteen Of these, twelve are entered
for competitor. The orticle bearing the No. 100
(FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE) is decided
10 be the BESTOn exhibition. 1t must also be
stated, incidentally, that This IS better than aHy gf
cts class kHoI0n to tie JEdgez.
dts merits are
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

We have received No. l of the Broom
Ne Journal, Published in this city by
-enry I. Sanders and ediued by S. NJ.
Nlch This speaks well for our young
pa thriving city, which can now sustain
20 first class papers. 8
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Fine Ladies and Gents cotton and
POI a9'S,se THEo HILL cos
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Fairbanks Scales, were awarded
the highest premium at the great
. Paris Exposition" and at most never
failed in fair competition with any
others. But what is of more practical
value, as showing the estimation in
which those scales are held by the public
who have known aud used them so long,
IS the fact that the Messrs Fairbanks
scales have steadily increased for nearly
forty years, being the present year
largely ia excess of any former one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

500 pounds Fresh Butter and 600 doz
Fresh Eggs, at
VIM T DENIS
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

School Books of all kinds found at
lcCreery's for the High School
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

20 Bushels Black WaInuts for sale al
the P. q. Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

l., the observance of the Week of
..ror in Brownville there will be
.;,n religious services held in the
.sby,prian Church on Sabbath at the
~ hours, and on Monday, Tuesday and
goJnesday evenings at z. P M. and
4 ,bs M. L. Churchon Thursday. Friday
\ Saturday, evenings at the same hour.
The publio are earnestly invited 10 at
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

You will fndatthe genuine New York
Factory Cheese atthe PC Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

200 or 500 Hogs wanted, for which
we wall pay the highest market price.
J l. MCGEE s. CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

99oWYvILIE. THURSDAY, JAN. ?, 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Rev. Milton Mahin, of LOganspOrt,
3D., is in our city on a visit TO a sick
bn. He will occupy the pulpit of the
tssbylerian Church next Sabbath day
pd evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

Dress Trimmings-Bugle, Bead and
at THEO. HILLS cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-02

For choice Family Flour go to Bliss.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17
Trip to Chicago and st. Louis'
Toasts. speeches. Dinners. &c. &c.

Cordial Reception in Both Places.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17

Business Meet'g in Milwaukee
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17
GATHERING IN THE CABIN.

But shore gazing and chat were not alone
the sources of interest on board Early in
the trip it was circulated over the boat that
Mr.. Blow, the Chairman of the Committee of
arrangements, had been selected as the
orator to extend formal welcome to the
excursionists, and the crowd soon began to
gather in the cabins, until everybody was
on the tiptoe Of expectation for a speech.
Nor were they disappointed When the
company were all assembled, His Honor
Mayor Thomas called the meeting to order,
and announced that Hon. Henry 7. Blow
had been requested to welcome the editors
to the city. Mr.. Blow was introduced and
spoke as follows:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17

A VERY FULL ATTENDANCE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17

TWELFTH ANNUAL SESSION.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17
THE cARoNDoLEr IRON FURNACE.

The boat landed a few minutes at Caron-
dolet, to allow those who desired to exam
inc the experimental iron furnace erected
by our merchants and business men to test
the practticability of smelling Missouri iron
with Illinois coal. The experiment having
proved completely successful, a number of
other and larger furnaces will be erected in
short time.
The boat then proceeded up the river as far
as Cabaret Island, and, on passing BisselPs
Point, she was saluted with several rounds
| from the cannon belonging to Lafin's pow
der magazine, at that point, and the Bellies
deck gun spiritedly returned the salute.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17

Annual Address and Poem.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17

Mf. President Ladies and Gelalemen.. 1t is no
slight task that has been assigned to TO re-
spOnd to the elaborate and the glowing, but with
al truthful remarks uttered by the eloquent speak
eF who has Just closed but fortunately the ideas
expressed by him, and the prestige of this occa-
sion-the sentiment OF this moment, will. L trust.
enable me 10 make a fair and an earnest response
must confess that feel little humbled after
hearing the beautiful but just allusiOn to the gen.
tlemen here accompanied by their ladies-those
''fairest and best gifts TO man." To be candid,
should have brought my own wife with me- only
feared from the reputation that the gentlemen of
this city have for all the courtesies of life towards
the fair sex, that i, in comparison, would appear
awkward, and might suffer in her good esteem
Laughter and applause But feel that, with
little more of these interchanges of the noble
hearted men of this city. that will so improve as
10 be able, like my more confident brethren,to APP
pear the next time accompanied by the best gift
that Heaven has given me- Applause
We have heard, Mr.. President. in our Northern
homes, the sweet notes of your hospitable prepar-
atoms of welcome. For some days past there has
been heraided to MS that there were warm friends
busy TO receive US. We arrived here with the
bright feelings, with the ideas that had been sed-
ulously cultivated in this city that friendship and
courtesy We're TO eliminate this occasion and
we have not been disappointed. From the time we
started out on our mission, one endless round OF
magnificent Inequalities has been ours. We left
Milwaukee, our own commercial metropolis sur
rounded by warm feelings; we reposed in the mag
nifeent cars of Pullman, the offspring of the
same enterprise that characteriZes your ef-
forts; and we were sfreshed when we arrived
az chicago, 10 receive Yet further NANTES
tations of Welcome Then down throncb
the beautiful State of Illinois, 10 the border of
this rich Missouri, the same welcome met ms civ
ing US CONFIDENCE 10 breast the great wave of re-
ireshlng greeting that came upon us in ST. Louis
ICheers.T -s
We did, my friends, feel oyerpowerd by the
warmth OF that greeting, and would indeed have
tainted only for the flow of feelings of grateful
appreciation that rose and refreshed us. Again
and again they have risen again and again have
we been refreshed, and our hearts are now all
open 10 receive the full influence of this OCCASION
We snail return TO our homes benefited by this
I1pi we feel that we shonld understand and know
the founders and supporters of this great empori-
pm We have seen them in every day life IN
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-17


GENTLEMEN can only say to Won that until
lew moments ago expected to be quiet listener
10 your enJoyments. am called upon, however,
10 respond TO this toast. 1t is something unex
pected 10 me, and regret it very much
count OF the army. Better justice should be done
10 the army and navy than i am capable of rem
dering in the way of speech making. i may say,
however. that could occupy the position where
IL is said that Inability 70 speak Is evidence of
great mind Laughter
The army and the navy, singly or together have
spoken for themselves. lCheers. So far the
army is concerned, / can say thai il needs no one
like myself TO speak OF its merits. / think l am
safe in saying one thing, however, and that il,
that where duty calls, the army and navy viii re-
spond 10 maintain the integrity of our government.
ICheers.
General l. +. Shepherd proposed three
cheers for the army and navy, and General
Sherman and staff. Given with energy.
General Ginty, Of Wisconsin, was called
upon TO respond on behalf of the navy. He
shd:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-22

DR.. Geo. Smiths Dental Laboratory.
TIE subscriber offers induce
0ErR ments-in the way of GOOD WORK
eaShf94and LOW PRICEs-to one and an
requiring his professional services. Give
him call. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
or no charge. Office on Camden street.
nearly opposite the Park. Nov 8 1y
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THE Queen of Medicine"

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