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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
WESTERN NEWS.
MCPHERSON STATION, U. P. r. r. /
Nebraska, Jan. q, 1869.


MCPHERSON STATION, L. p. r. r.
Nebraska, Jan. q, 1869.
About thirty or forty Sioux came
down in sight! Twenty or twenty
five of Burk's employees started in
pursuit Immediately. Word was sent
TO the Fort (MePherson) two miles
distant, and in an hour Major Norris.
with two companies of the 2nd Caval-
Ty, were in pursuit. / obtained this
information from Lieut.. Upton, Co. G
End Cavalry, who was coming over
here at the time.
Three men came later-about AZ p.
NJ, saw some of the troops coming
back with part of the herd and some
captured mustangs.
They report four Indians killed, the
fighting still progressing and the
bluffs are full OfIndians. Mai. Norris
has 48 hours ratiOns along. There are
100 men, (wOOR ehOppers) scattered
through the cannOns, and nothing is
known of their fate yet. Just the
time for Indians! They are simply
complying with their treaty and ought
not be disturbed. 1t reads III think
that when they cannot get a living on
their reservation, to come into some
fort and get it. Part Of this herd ta-
ken was intended to supply the Fort,
and they only wish to kill il and issue
it out to suit themselves.
We expect them down on our devO-
ted heads at this Station any time.
We had a military protection Of five
men and a Corporal all winter and felt
quite safe, but they were taken away
three or four days agO.-COr. Omaha
Republican.
The Tucson ArizOnian Of the inst.
is received. The last horseback mail
from the Rio Grand was attacked by
Indians in the Cienege de los Pimas
near what is knewn as the Mescal
Ranch, the horse shot and the mail
captured. The rider left the horse
and took TO the brush, and succeeded
in making good his escape.
-Hostilities are anticipated in the
neighborhOod of Fort Dodge, Kansas,
Spotted Horse, Appointment Cheyenne
chief, was at the head of the hostile
band, and is very bitter towards the
settlers.
There are five tunnels on the u.
p. r. r. between Omaha and the con-
nectiOn with the Central Pacific; at
st. Mary's Creek, ia feet, on Sulphur
Creek, 40 feet, at the head of Echo
Canon, $40 feet, and on Weber river,
400 and 800 feet respectively.
"A band Of Chevennes are canned
near Sherman Station ON the u, p. r.
r. A detachment of soldiers have
been sent out to watch their move
ments.
The Weiftafn says the hay con
tract recently let at Fort Lyon was
awarded to Mr.. Reynolds at SS5 per
ton.
We learn that the B. & N. r. r.
Company reject the proposition Of our
County Commissioners, and express a
desire to run the road where they
please. Mr.. HOchstetler has asked
them for a prOpOsitiOn.-Press
Out at the end Of the Central Pa
cifc Railroad track they have a COM
plete blacksmith shop permanently
fixed on a wagon.
The Cheyenne Star says that Gen.
Sherman has given instructions to
shoot any Indians south Of the North
Platte, according to treaty stipulatioBs.
They are of the bounds, and lawful
prey.
The Cheyenne Argus says u. s.
Marshal Lltchfeld was arrested on
Tuesday In Laramie, by Sheriff Sears.
Cause Of arrest unknown.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
here As the state OfNebraskai

Where As the state OLNeDfa3AAt
BY the Reavis bill introduced into
the Senate granting lands to railroads,
q stranger would suppose there was
only one point in this State-and that
point Omaha. The Nebraska Trunk
Is nOminally a State road and yet it is
only destined TO feed Omaha; with
Sc. Joseph at one end and Omaha at
the other, we have some curiosity to
know If Plattsmouth, Nebraska City,
BroWnville and other good towns in
the South Platte can hope to hold their
present trade? The other great con-
tributor TO Omaha's greatness Is the
Nemaha Valley and Omaha 4 South
western, ~intersecting the Union Pa
eifc at a sufficient distance from any
other town to force its trade and ship
ping interests into the magnanimOus
city Of Omaha. Does any one suppose
for an instant that the road from Lin
coin to intersect the Union Pacific at
Columbus will be built SO long as Ii is
in the power of the Union Pacific and
Omaha & Southwestern to force all
westward bound freights to come to
the main line at a point eighty miles
east of Columbus. While we do not
believe the design of Reavis' bill is to
secure the building Of a single mile of
road, we do not like to see all the
lands of our State given in such man
ner that one town only could receive
the benefit, and have the privilege of
building up at the expense of every
farmer and town south of the Platte.
Fremont Tribune, 18th.
This is sound talk, and the sooner
our citizens see it in this light the
better. So far no mention has been
made in the debate before the Legisla-
ture which aims at the building of a
road from the river in South Platte to
the interior. "Every road leads to
London" every road must feed Oma-
Ia. South Platte needs and must
have a road west to the Z. p. r. r.,
and can have without crippling any
Of the projected roads. Why cannot
a bill be passed permitting any road
by complying with certain fair con-
ditiOns to receive a certain amount of
aid? Thus would the energy of the
people decide their IVA destines and
not a clique in the Legislature, and a
stimulous be added to improvements
that could not be reached in any other
way. Name no company, but let the
first four companies complying with
certain conditions receive the aid, to
the exclusion Of the more tardy. I'm
fairness in deciding this matter will
only result in disaster to the State, and
q partial, If not an entire failure, of the
object aimed at. Let us have a show
to build another city in Nebraska
Let's have no ''road bed'' swindles or
partiality, but a fair deal open to the
people to acquire and make improve
ments where energy and capital will
combine to push on the work to COM
pletiOn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
CapItoI CorrespOndence.
LINcoLN. JanuarY %, l86I

LINCOLN, January %, 1869.
Editor AdUertisG' s-When the eau
Gus adjourned that re-nominated Mr..
Upton for the Senate, the people
rushed into the Representative Hall,
and the successful, and the disap-
pointed aspirants also, were called up
on to address the multitude.
When Gov. Buffers turn came, he
assembled the speakers stand, and as
he faced the audience exclaimed:
"How do TIook?n and tried to look
as uneoncerned as possible, which
caused an uproariOus burst 0 flaughter,
mingled with cheers.
With your permission, I win try to
show your readers how the members
Of the House, from the Nemaha Land
District, "EOOE to a man up a tree" or
or rather up in the gallery.
On the left hand side from the en-
trance. the first member is Mr.. Tisdel
Of Richardson, and to his left in a row
are his colleagues, Messrs. Jones, Hole
and Gardner. In front of the first
named are Messrs. Crow and Church,
while in front Of them, sit Messrs.
Shook and SHERMAN. On the same
side, next to the speakers stand is Mr..
Blakely Of Gage, while to his left and
left front are Messrs. Rhodes of John
son, and Stewart of Pawnee. Eleven
good and true men, who will at all
times work together to advance the
interests of their constituents, and the
people of the State at large.
Messrs. Tisdel, Hole, Crow, Blake
~ and Stewart, are old members,
have experience in Legislative mat
tiers, and an extensive acquaintance
with prominent gentleman from all
parts of the State, which gives them
an advantage that they would not
otherwise have.
Messrs. Gardner, Church, Shook
and Rhodes, are very prominent for
new members, and their constituents
should return them, as well as the five
first named, to the next Legislature.
Messrs. Jones and Steinman are
good members, but their mOdesty will
prevent them from becoming cOnspic-
uous. 1 have long been of the opinion
that a mar to be a successful Legisla-
tor, must have a large amount of
brass, as well as some brains.
"MOdesty adOrns a woman" but it
won't do for a member of the Nebraska
Legislature.
Your worthy chief is sadly afflicted
with Jobs cOmforters, alias BOils. I
suppose our Democratic friends would
say that it is the Radical corruption
working out, but there is no purer
man, morally and politically, than
that ame Jarvis S. Church. The
people of Nemaha did q wise act when
they elected him to represent them in
the Legislature. He has brains
enough, and is not deficient in brass.
w. a. p.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

The advertiser, having been restol
ely, afteF having suffered several years =
a severe lung affection, and that cle'
ease, COnsuTnptiOu-is anxious %
known 50 his fellow sufferers the ID Il
cure. III
To all who desire &c, he viii 90
the prescription used free Of claI a
the directions for preparing and ISL "a
same, which they viii End q sure eTe
Consumption, asthma, Bronchitis. &c. ts
object Of the advertiser In sending LI.eiH
criptioni IS 20 benedt the Afflicted, andri
Information which he conceives TO be nj
able; and be hopes every sufererer "a
his remedy, as 70 wiz cost them nOthl@ V'
may prove a blessing. -Jdg
Parties wishing the prescription y nd
address REV. EDWARD A. WIZ s.
IG South Second ST., William9s IS
l3-9-y Kings County. " q
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
EdItorIaI Correspondence.
LINCOLN, January %, 1869

LINCOLN, January %, 1869.
An Act ap~propriating SO, 900 fort the
relief Of the State Normal School, and
one transferring capitol square and
building in Omaha to the city for
school purposes, have passed both
Houses, and are awaiting the sigma
ture of the Governor.
A caucus Of both Houses met on last
"Wednesday night to discuss informally
thesehOol Interested the State. They
decided in favor OF State and County
Superintendent, to be elected by the
people, and the independent district
system for schools.
The bill for building FIVE bridges
over the Platte, and ap%propriating one
hundred and twenty-five sections of
land, did not meet very favorable con-
sideration in the Committee Of the
Whole.
We notice that Z. w. Thomas, a
Democrat, comes to the relief Of cur
Republican District Judge, If the num-
Der Of circumstances against the
transfer Of the said Judge to another
District, in the hand writing of said
Thomas, are any evidence Of the fact.
No one thinks Of, or wishes TO make
any change of the kind, so far as we
can hear. But the fact remains, that
our Republican Judge either can't
command, or else contemptuously de-
clines, the aid of Republican lawyers
in his own District; and, in order to
maintain his position, avails himself
Of the services Of a Democratic Oppo-
nent. We hear of no circumstances
in behalf Of Judges Crounse and Lake
lat least none have been presented to
either House.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
STATE ITEMS.

"A branch house Of n Of the lar
.gest paper-mills in the nation viii be
opened in Omaha az an early date.
w. H. Mann, Of Sterling, III is
making arrangements 70 put up agrls'
mill at Brys0n, nine miles above Te-
cumseh, on the Neplaha.
"A party ofsOldiers
Fremont, Dodge Co., stole ali Mrs:
Wagoner's clothing off her line, and
carried of every eatible in the house.
"A large addition viii be laid out
next spring to the town of Fremont.
The Library Association Of Ere
mont are in vigorous operation, and
are going to build a library building
in the spring.
Mr.. Norton, of Omaha, was last
week run over and seriously injured
by a mule team.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

A gentleman who suffered for yeaE
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay m
the effects Of youthful indiscretOh,, ~
the sake Of suffering humanity scne
All who need 30. the recipe and dif hi I
making the simple Femedy By VII ihfi
cured. Sufferers wishing to prohl ~
Tertiser's experience IN do 50 ~ e-nrN
in perfect cois ddence. JOHN 3. ~ vofi
lS-9-y no. = Cedar street NJ"
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

District Court Of the United States
Nebraska In BanfT
In the matter Of Charles AZ Piese
District Of Nebraska. So
This Is 70 give notice that on fbe@
uary, 1859. q Warrant OF Bankr
out OF the District Court Of the UnifsT p
District OF Nebraska. ain ~ a'
"A. Place, Of NEBRASKA CITY. OfoeC ~ tIa
adjudged q Bankrupt on his own
payment Of any debts and the deilgo
erty belonging TO such Bankrunf ~
for bis use, and the transfer OF any
lns U nLn are loroloden ~ law; and
their debts, and 70 choose one ornf
his estate, VII be held AZ Court az ~
be holden at BrOWuVllle IN said Uf.f-
Rich ESQ., Register in Baukrunfev =
ON he th day February, All i
49, GEV0S-t
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
LEGAL NOTICES


- neal EEn ~
NOTICE IS HEREBY GV7vifb
~ That by virtue OF an order Of us most
ministrator o. bonus Hoa or the Esis;e oT -
Daily, deceased, win, on the
6h dayg March, 1863, at o'eoeEl Ne
expose ana sen at public vendue..a The
nI the Court House I'm EroWnVnle. in enidfZ.r -.
Nenlal1, 1l the right, title and Interest d hsi1 -
ueeeAseq, MS widow, heirs and persnmIwA n
EltlNes' IN an TO the following real stis rWAl
county to-wit: 20 cal
Lot ! Of Section Is, TOWN.. RanrrBm Zee
Ing - H-io9 acres, except - acres III Ss1
side thereof Also the following lots suf -
the Town OF Peru Blocks lG. n. ~ h.-f
ny 49, to1 Il s . q, n 3 r. IN block 3 -
IlOeks 81 anu e ard lots u In 6o& @
lois ] z and 5 in block s. and lots L45re'tA
IN block 50; and lots g. 8and ri IN BLOT 80
., and n in block s.; and lots I. 4E IN
and in block 70; and lots m and z nhfd
sha lots 5and Z IN block 81; and lots 10 mr
olcek ~ and lots I and = ga block O.: nda r.
~ INC I'm ntgck g4f and lots 3and6 I'm Bra
ana lots I and In blOckS2s and loss 4 aud8ha
9 and L in block s.: and los 9and 10 In ~ =
and lots z, 3 ana n IN. hl1rE ELand lotsf OAR
block IU7s ara lots = 49, - 40
lots I, ? n and Il in block 1I1= nnd Ims 49,
IA. AMI - 81 - ~ D f9ananh1us
block ll6i and lots d. 3 and in ba
aIu los and 10 ia block I:
lots I, 8 anal IN block II9- and Tots 4 and ~ Ao
and lots Q, IL and II In block rs: andlos- Tnlc'
II IN block IL; and lot M IN bloc ~. s-i4ud
ana y m block l89s and lots m and n In bastre o|
AM lois i = > o. Z, - q 90 in block HI. rlsrs ~
IN block I2; and lot I in block ~. And - -
block IA; and lots 5. o u fn bIoct i5-
Al ana Tin block 1i6; and lots sand ID p
-. Nn9 lois and 3 In block 49, and ais0a =,
lOwlng lands situated In the own II W0unfFs Fel
Si51 county lot Z IN block =: lots 81 Xxx
and DIN block 3; lots Z. .. A4IHTA9 mur -
y, rs, u, rs, 10 and Mfn block 4. AMI lfsr ~
), 10, III, A., ~, 14, 3, L., no and 81 I'm bi1cE - =
\ 10, 2, :, go, n, u, u H. IS IGT.Em
~ n oiock bt and lots Z, z, z 3. 10 IN. II nE
- - - - =. = and - I'm block Z. and the ~ .
blocks - 3, 90, -, n, II, - ne. IS. H. Isl mas w
- % 81 - 81 = 81 g. %, -, ., -, A.. nAfEaiu
~ y 9S and =; and lots 2. 3. 4 z and in tafusil
5ots . 8, y 10, ~. n. ~, rs ard fs sa,vo Il
los j , g, ., 10, m, L., ~, 10 and Is In 49,
and lot I IN block 5; and lots Il. . a5TAaWEu
IS and Is in block 3 sing
Said sale will - hold o,o, c,-hfA. e.S rlsu /.
0He houf nom and alter the time above mel1l4 III
TERMy Or SfLE eiyH III
WTTVTAVrG rrun~- $500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

I'M Eliza Collins va Robert ColHna
IN nc District Court Of the Isf IrdycfaI Dv-
Nebraska in and for Nemaha connfv ~
a. q. ls0.
Robert Collins, defendant
state on Nebraska, IS herebv ncs15sI -
Etl1t Collins, DID on the 18th day on JamsTy
- NC her Petifiun IN the ofice uffheC TeTf
SSILt u ana ipr said Nemaha COUNTY and 8.
Win gross and extreme crreir-- - -
lllt aithgngh defendant IS Oh s~Hfirienf !
~ PIoflle suitable maintenance f0r pefffang
~ !, WantOnly, and cruelty hiied. ahi,
60, 49,, ~ a5klng that she may be dr'
rom TIE said Robert Collins.
~ d.9oerf Collins are hereby required b
tia petltion en- OF bef0re the IL dav of Mr.
y 'o9' Ortne same yin be taken - tue
J. n. Reynolds. ATTY
January 18Th, ls0. 3
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
Notice in Buukrvv,.-

District Court Of the United stafes
Of Nebraska In Bankm---
In the matterOf Walter b. LAM
District Of Nebraska. s @
This IS TO give notice that on the nba
uary ie69 e warrant Of Bankrupfcv ~
District Of Nebraska, againsf the 49,.
- Lalnbs Of lincoln in the eounfv -
IN SAID DistricTs a0judged a Bankrmf IN
llioni tlat the payment Of any debts -
llEefy o. J property belonging 10 snrf
ueDtof. 70 hlms or Tor his use. and the fnH.-.
properly ~ him, are forbidden bv inv ~
meeting OF The creditors o. said banFril-
prove thei debts. and 10 choose o1e
slgnees OF his estate. win be held sfa CoT- =,
~ De holden % the ourtII0useinR r.
ruptcy tor said district, on the Dih daT m -
A-D- 1853, at 40 O'Clock, am.
80 CE YOQ
lot .. Marshal Tor - n
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Corrected Weekly for tho Advertiser by
MAYS DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
REGULATOR.
Calico, best IL cts. Second, 10 cts.
Heavy Yard Wide Muslins, lSe.
Muslin, second, I6cGl2c.
Bleached Muslins, yard wide, 2O@I0.
Cotton Deiaine, &c.
All Wool Delaine, 40c.
Shawls, 67-l35, 81.
Plaid Flannels, 45c.
Plain Flanneis, S5c@O.
BalmOral Skirts, 81 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
Terrible Murder - Murderer
Lvmched.

H a'H-a ~ ACUaC4n HH
From a correspondence in the Oma-
ha Republican we learn of one of the
most horrible murders which it has ev-
er been our lot to read of. On Friday,
the 22nd, a brute in human form liv-
ing in or near Glenwood, Iowa, beat
his wife in a shocking manner, so that
her life was despaired Of; after which
he took his little daughter and held
her on the stove, smothering her cries
and lighting or tho mother until the
child gave az to its agony. The brute
was arrested, and as the child con-
tinued getting worse a vigilence conf
mittee waited until Saturday, when
the child dying, the brute was taken
out and hung. He should have been
burned. Diecemeal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
RaIIroad O-neratIons.

Messers. =. T.. Knight & Co. evil
IDENTIFY mean business, as they have
commenced operations upon the bluff
above town and have a large force
at work upon the old track, il being
found practicable to carry on the grade
there when il is impossible to make
amy Roadway upon the low bottoms.
The work of dressing up theo old grade
from here TO Fairmountis comparative
" an easy taskand beingaccOmplished
IN part at this season Of the year, will
materially forward other operations
during the summer season. We advise
our western neighb0rs to keep their
eyes open and ears erect, for ere
long they viii hear the shrill whistle
of the locomotive andsee its attendent
train as it thunders along the track on
its far westward hight-CdatOn Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

NQtlce Is Hereby given that the undeniEnd
allnlstrHt0r 81 the estate OF John ID. Rsamf
cseei Will sell 90 public vendue, nc the fuBri
~ tneS ourL House, In BroEuvilis. NemahsCCH
NeDrnska, the following Described real stall. =.
Vel ~ s.lu county tO-rlt= Lots n1uber SeTf1
sli9 Eignt TO- In Block number TUensy4sur 81 ,
18Th day Of February. faHl II aofrI0sE. ms
4ltlh open Tor one hour. nIld until . o'elnrk0 fd
~E' hENA y. LESlIBAltA
Adminslu1
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
y REE29z

1aken up by the undersigned, living s1
mlles south OF Glen Rock, on the n OF JanI !
Diack pony about five years Old. with rgacEe
= Hlle white on inside Of right hiud 00h
round, no marks or brands. a
LIST GILES r. REL1ze
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
Nosiee in Bopl-r.--
district Court d The UaIsea So 3.

District Court % the United states.
Of Nebraska. In Bankm
District Of Nebraska, 81.
This IS 70 give notice that on the
uary, lSl, a Warrant Of Bankmufev-
Of the District Court Of the VnfoI
District Of Nebraska, AGAINST tLe
Eiemisg oI NeDraska C!ty, b the oouF-
petition that the payment ~ a. all
delivery Ofany property belonging to-ea
debtor, 70 him or for his use, and tsef-1
properly by him. are forbidden Nv e-
meeting 81 the creditors OF said BinFr
prove their debts, and to choose -
ees Of his estate. win be held ~ 1 C
ruptcy to be holden at the Court HC--
Vile, Neb., belOreS ~. Rich. FsG-
ruptcy for said District, on the a6fh ~
~, AID 1861, az 10 O'Clock am. NH
1911 Us Marshal AZ
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

1aSen up BY the undersigned. living r 2
sootn Of Feru' on Honey Creek, on ne he
eemDer' 1855, one Black TeaTing HeIeri o. ID,
Il5S ". G. GLAs59.ne
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
ESTRAYs.


AkEN UP BY the Subscriber
ing az Nemaha City. December H.
Ole 6llle yearling Stear, red ears. and Rdla
on neck and feet. f7-5t LRlIs
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
strny Notice.

ann maHo--f--ar rr~f.a hrn Il ~
County Nebraska, on the 81 DAY "a 5dnHl
lSnt bay horse pOuey. dark name and TAIL, SUI flt
70 De three years old star IN f1rpheads no m4ur
nuficeatle T0TfN LEhivfI
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

AIKEN up 1y the undersigned. residing ~
49, or BrOwnville, Neb., on the ism day ~.
iol one Wnue steer Cllf- vii he ne -
EAl spring. ears marked by being tom. =
UeellnE. I1-l IAnIEs " NnLEAl
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

From the st. Joe Heard we learn
that Capt. Ford is at the head Of an
organized company to run a line OF
steamers between st. Joe and and
Sioux City, to connect with a through
line from the latter city to TT Benton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

The majority in Minnesota for the
Negro Suffrage Amendment to the
State Constitution, as officially de-
cIared, is 9,312.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

Andy johnson is undoubtedly seek
ing a nomination for Governor OfTen-
nessee. He will never succeed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

In this city, February Sd, 1858, Harry Sher-
man, only son of Geo. w. M Annte Daugh-
erty. Aged 5 months and &c days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

~ AAE Ln.Iu" II.
Dstricf Nebraska. In aafs A,
In the matter Of 0see Matthews. B1.s
US DISTRICT CorRrc4-A
OMAHA, Jannarg
70 Whom e HaGg 0ncern. AZ
TAKE NOTICE HEREBy
u petition has been, to-wif - n
or January. AID. 1858, fled In qaif ~ ne n
Osee Matthews. Of Nemaha Codf.
In said District, who has been 10y, 81
ciared Bankrupt under the A.
titled An Act 70 Establish ! lolr
o. Bankruptcy ThrUughout TIE rn
approved March 2 1857. and aFs~i
for a~discharge. and Certificate fS-E
debts and Otherclaims prorabIe NM
that the 18th day Of ebmay.s - ~ az
a-m., ct the Office Of s.. III. Pieb dtr
Registers In bankruptcy for EaidT as.
vile In said District, IS the time e.Snu
for the hearing OF the same. rhc
may attend, and show cause. h anv @
the prayer Of thesaid petition shorl lva
The second and third meeting AZ fEe
said Bankrupt VII be held az the
place WATSON ~
ls-2t Clerk Of Z. S. Dist CoaT 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

Gov. Brownlow has determined to
enroll 10000 militia and place twenty
i've counties IN Middle Tennessee,
where the Ku Klux do most flourish
under martial law.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
r

By A. W. Morgan, at his residence, January
oath, James Ginder and Sarah Alice Fergu-
son.
By the same, at the residence OF Mr.. Yau-
ncy, on the 2Sth of January, John w. Smith
and Rachael Ann GLAND, both Of this city.
dence Of the brides father. DR. G. r., Baker.
by the Rev. p. b. Buch. Mr.. Andrew ]. Scott,
OF Aspinwall, Neb., and Miss Emma A. Ba-
keT, of Muddy, Richardson Co, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04

business Coats from S4@Sl2.
business Suits, s..
Overcoats, So G9S20.
Cashmere Pants, 50 J0@S5.
CaSsinet Pants, S26S3 50.
Vests, from IS cts. to So.
OverShirts, best, So.
0vershirts, second best, 50.
Overshirts, from 70 cts. to 81 D.
Undershirts, from 80 cts. to 81.
Drawers, from 80 cts. to s..
Buckskin Gloves, best, 81 .. =
S~heepskin Gloves, 50 cts.
Sheepskin Mitts, 50 cts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-04
metallic BURIAL CASES
CHICAGO DOLLAR STORE.

The immense success attending our bust
ness In BOSTON the past FIVE years, has in
dueed rs TO establish a Branch store in Chi
eagO, rendering II more accessible TO the
western people, n also saving a large LIZ
pressage Our goods are all new and received
direct from the Manufacturers. consisting Of
nearly every article desired for family use,
such as Dry and Fancy Goods. Roots and
SHOES, Jewelry, Plated Ware, etc, etc. All
articles sold for
One Dollar Each,
and not to be paid for until you know what
you are to receive. CHECKS, describing
goods, sent at the rate Of 10 cents each, to pay
TOT postage, printing, ect. Presents from So
700 SLJ0 sent Free to Agents. We are Agents
for all the best Manufactures In the country.
Circulars sent free. Agents wanted in every
town. Address FARR & CO., I58 Dearborn
st. Chicago, III. Pc Box 500. S-I2t