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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF TBE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening. March g. J
COrTON.--The inquiry was somewhat general
aud factors were disposed to meet the market caus
ing rather more extended operations. the business
being doneln me st nstar ces at about previous fig
ures. Sales about 7oO bales. say 10 OF 264; II ii
27 80 at27; mt 27s; 141 at 271s; IS at 2; 1cs at
%; 1873 at 2sH; 2! ut 2SH. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .26HGl27K
Low midding.. .si.SB
mldonnG....., .'Io q "
Strict middEng .2>HG-
By New York classification We qroi;.
Low mddlng. $50
m1uQunB sss..'LN g
RICE The marker was quiet for this article and
the transactions we're lin ite to 10 ierces Of clean
Carolina at 37se q fb. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at $685.; CORD sh@s74.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Prometheus. Gray, Philadelphia.lcf1
Friday NJ Mdse. To Jno i Thso Getty, Rnsl
road A.cn.s y Rhett & Son. Tisncken. Archer,
J NJ 4. on & Bro Walsh, HyrDe Fogarty, CaM-
ford & X ally, e Aimsr. airs T. screvcu. E bates
& Co L Mann 3 Gerdts 4 Co. ] Mehrtens, Lee, J
II Wurhman, j D Aiken 4 Co. Bischof, y Ring, W
J ties TO ,arti IS Cook store, Commins, a Jen-
nings, ''ol I.vtord, ] 1ogni, rorck. ] Rob
SON, Rayenel Brown l. Hyer, D Wal er Co,
q st ling, Luhrs, l. Chaplin Co. " Paddon,
G Luhn, II Bier, wasener Monsees Bollmann
Bro7. G VI williams & Co, A Qnackenbush, D
Fra,.ck. Fl Klatte & Co, Marshall L. Burse, John
son. VI u Rrien, Hurkamp & Co, Adams. Damon d
Co. j Russsi,, Rev B Mnck. Doaie l. Noise, b
O'NeilI, Waller. Evans & Cogswell. Goodrich, VINE
man & Co, Laurey & Alexander, Pcppenhein. W
Gurne;, Hart L. Co.
. Bark Harrie. F Husscy, Ulmer, Liverpool sailed
January a. Salt and Mdse. TO kavenei q co, ! M
Fredsberg l. Agnew, r Mure 4 CO, W
Webb, and Order.
schr Clara Sawyer, Sawyer, Portland, Me-1o days.
hoy and Plaster. TO T upper Sons.
Steamer Christiana. Richardson, ssv-nnah-9
hours. Ballast. TO the Master.
steamer Emilio, Davis, Georgetown, c. ia tcs
Rice 136 bales Cotton. and sundries. To sbackel.
ford & Kelly, A 3 Mullgan. Frost Adger, V Bar
den j iwson. Mordecai Co, D DeSaussure
Thurston Holmes, G Allston, Terry & Nolan, a
Alsena, and others.
yille.. bales Cotton, Mdsc, and Sundries. To
Murray. Fraser & Dill. q Eoppock, c Courtney
& 20, $ Howe.
Sailed Yesterday.
schr Iona. Kendall, q Ner'hcsn Port.
Schr Dingo, CLARK. suvan nah.
Schr Koret Grocker, Darien. Geo.
Sailed for this Port.
scbr Mary Ella, Thomas. from Belfast Me, March
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C.mmmer6ial.
Imports.

Imports.
LIYERPOOL-per b rr Bar net F Huseey.1355 bars
and 81 bundles Bar Iror, lat bundles II Hoop iron'
toJ 81 Freoshcrg; 9S P1ts 1S1 Cvens and Gov
ers, J22 covers. ITS spiders and Covers. to !
RAonew: 5l55 sacks Common SALT to Ravene &
Co;iOo0 bundle. Arrow lies, to Mure Co;
SO crates and casks Earthenwarc, to W l.
Webb.
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Interior Cotton Markets.
SELMA, March 4-Sales 25 bales at 2714c; narket
quiet with no demand.
MoNTG ,MERY, March 5-cotton quiet but firm
OF 26c for low midding.-
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
March 4.
- -aa=1z---
passengers.

Passengers,
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. s c.
] l. Ward L Nicallowski, y Burgess Mr Nipson, A
Morgan, Drew, w Gihhon. B W ckersham.
Ena 1uel, Ms Kam,nsk, child and nurse, Master
Butts Butts DR. a B Flass, allss Fiagg, W st
Mazycl Coz Ben Aliston, DR. G Weston, and others.
Per steamer 81 Helena. rom Edisto and l. cclviue-
P Fl zsimm mons, Nrs Davis " Jri ktns, &
Meyer, e 4 -cabrook Rev " JoUnsou, X wilson,
2 a Manual WHY Gray, and on deck.
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I,ons1-nces per >outn ca1olIna Railroad
March 8.

ConsI-nces per south raloiInn railroad
March 8.
GIG bales Cotton. &c bales Domesiics, 2cS8 bushels
Grain, 80 casks Bacon, l61 oandlcs Paper. car
Stocs' 10 Kai.roan Agent rclzcr, Rodgers Co, j
C n CIaussen G W Williams L. o. Johnston. Crews
& Co. shp kelf I'd T. Kei g. Fraser Dill, tjraeser
smith, w >mi b. Frust AdSer. ~ardlaW q Ca
rew, CIacius & Nitte Re, der Davis, M"w Co,
A B hIul.iran, Il Walter & Go. W Roach, Brods 4
Co, J n hoOson, J Pr ngle, rburston 4 Holmes. j
B L sloan, W K Ran, q " Clark & 20 Caghorn,
Herring & Co. Banckel. Fl 1ischof co, c Grave
ley, " III BIRD & Co, shepherd.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
March z.
81 bales Cotton. 100 bushels Rough Rice, Mdse,
&c -IoFW Emanuel, Andrews & Saivo, a Quack-
enbush. Kouda j. Do.l cry. Frost Adger caldweil
s >ons, " williams & 90, W Simons. N Geraghty
III Downing, Ra,lrt ad Agent
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BELTING! BELTING!

-
5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8, 4, and
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-T[PPED BELT
.LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
15o DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
75O YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1G INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, / INCH 10 Il INCH d.
AMETER
suApSIUNE raCK1NG, 4 INCH TO Il
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
Jauuary1 emo
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Murine nrms.
Port OF Charleston. March 8
PORT CALENDAIi.

RHASls OF TUE MOON.
Last Quarter. 9th, l2 hours gS minutes. morning.
New Moon, 18th, 8 hours, 28 minutes morning.
First Quarter 2lst l2 hours 36 minutes, morning.
Full Moon, 9th, hours. IL mirutes. evening.
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Sailed for this POr
sh,np.ws t,y Telegraph.

sohr Mary Ella, Thomas. from Belfast. Me, March
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22


Council met AprlSth. 1850. Present-Msy-
Fairbrotheri Aldermen 1leGee slevan and
Carson.
Ordered, fhatfhe aoeounte a. Timothy Nc
Laughlin, James Stewart and McFall Coz
as reported by committee on streets and Al
leys, and for which orders have been drawn
in accordance with the connlittees recoln-
mendation, Be placed upon the city records
as having been proper and Just. n allowed
accordingly.
Reporto Of committee on Brass instruments
received and ordered to be aled.
Report Of City Marshal received. and ac-
cepted
The votes cast at the city election held on
Monday the 5th inst, were canvassed, and
the following persons were declared duly
elected, to4witsf
g. w. Fairbrother. Mayor.
F. A. Tisdel, Alderman.
ST. Swan,
Wentel Grant, ("
II. I. Mathews, {"
l. d. Robinson, F"
J.C. McNaughtOn, Clerk.
Jonas Hacker, Treasurer.
E. E. Ebright Assessor.
DeFoFest Porter. Attorney. :
r. Morrison, Street Commissioner
John B. McCabe, Marshal.
Jarvis s. Church, Engineer.
At this meeting the following accounts
were allowed;
G. w. Fairbrother, Mayor, q meetings OF
Council, s42.
j. L. Carson. Alderman. 10 meetings Of
Council, $40.
R. W. Furnas, Alderman, 1s meetings Of
Council, SIC.
-ChaA @. Dorsey. Alderman, Is meeting Of
Council, sl3.
J.. l. McGee. Alderman, % meetings Of
Councils so.
C. F. Stewart, Alderman, Is meetings Of
Council, sl5.
]. G. McNaughton, Clerk, as per bin on file,
Sis.
w. A. Pollock, Marshal, as per BIN on hle,
SIS.
The newly elected Aldermen were then
sworn for the ensuing year.
Adjourned sire die.
&c. McNAUGBroN, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

KilbazEn, SenhtnB - scp-1lanufae-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers IN
IAN kEsds Of Pine Lnmbef. Ian. Shinslss,
Piekets, Sash, Blinds. Doorss Battens. etc,
omeea and Lumber Yard. corner 4h and Main
streets. Branch Yard IS Phelps Clfy, MissouEL
We manufacture Our own material IN the
pinerles OF Oshkosh, WIS.,, where we have
~ operation one Of thslarssSt manufactures
Of everything made In Pine IN the world and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree
as we dc. we can sell ct lower rates than anT
Lumber Yard In the West which pays one
wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand q full supply Of
everything in our line, so that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask ALT oexamine ourstoek
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we
can ensure satisfaction Il both.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

r. G. Berger has bought out oil other in
terests I'm the Alhambra Saloon, and is now
sole proprietor. He has had it entirely reft-
ted and greatly improved II its furnishings,
keeps none but the best liquors, and has a
bar keeper able TO mix drinks in the most
approved style. The Billiard Room in con-
nection with this saloon Is furnished with
the best tables in the city. In warm weather
Il is a splendid retreat to get q cooling drink
and take a pleasant game Of billiards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

d. II. Hull has entered the firm Of F. A.
Tisdel, Jr., 4 Co. This does much to strength
en- this reliable firm, and viii doubtless tend
to increase their stock and general business.
Mr.. Hull is a man of much energy. n has
capital to back his enterprise In any dlrec-
ton he may wish, N our farmers viii al
ways find Il to their advantage to deal with
this firm. They keep almost everything in
the way Of Agricultural Implements, and
getting them, as they do, in good quantities,
can sell lower than any other house.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

taery Stock@Col. Furnas has received
Thousand dollars worth Of choice
stock, consisting Of the choicest
and small fruit, selected with a view "a
P1aoiity 70 this soil and climate, Also,
ens0f RlkindE. European Lareh and
@ea91s trees etc, These are ready
eiy nov aud a bstter opportunity
NSs good trne stock was never before
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

No. 3 Improved Reaper
and Single Mower, with Hand
aetaohment, Dropping attachment
tlng. This Machine can TRULY be
wsSs. sompleteoomhinationg the now
nb.~2 m not impaired by any Of the
asr aments. and the Feaping quali-
|euie1- injured Ia adapting the machine
~ This is the only machine
'hih h mr cutting grain aud grass.
- sgnA TO any single machine for
seiDs The change TO Roaming or
Aety d. quickly made. and in either "a.
esnPiop No. 2 is equal In every
a6snSeS,sl Is a Reaper or Moves, 20 q
ne
ShELLENBERGFR BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

EUT INC AUNETLIET.
VIII Bro. Marsh please accept my sincere
thanks for that ream of "pearl flush sermon
paper. In looking over his stock Of station
cry. I came to the conclusion that clergymen,
lawyers, merchants, county and city officers,
young gents and ladies, could all be amply
.szpplied at Marsh's Grand News Depot,
Main st, BrOwnvile.
GEO. r. DAVIS,
Rector Of Christ Church.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

n Old Fellows Festival on the even
Otthe 18Th, bids fair 60 be a grand success.
parations are being made on an extensive
e. Avery pleasant evenings enjoyment
lsSrNTnait 70 AL uho attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

city were seriously hurt yesterday during the
great rush OF thepeople Of this eityt to see that
magnificent assortment Of Furniture. iustre-
ceived at MoFalI& Il is q serious fact
that this stock Is really worth going to see
and TO bay II you want anything nice, du-
rable and at as low prices as a good article
can be sold at
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Srt &eeeiTed n large stock OF Stape and
~ GrOceries az n. NJ. H~oltzinger's which
besOld at very low figures for cash. Call
see for yourselves. Cash paid for eoun-
produce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

stages now run between this and
1'emediate points In this Land District.
on'erprisiRg managers Of the Western
company certainly deserve the thanks
= Whole section for their enterprise in
matter, and from thsloOks Of stages both
3 and coming Ell reap a rich harvest
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Just ReceIved-J. S. Hetzel has just re-
ceived q splendid assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing, comprising helatest styles known
to the eastern market, which he Is selling at
prices which defy competition from any
source. Don't fail to call and see for yourself
YES before purchasing, as you will thereby
save at least 20 per cent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

'oithe DeDocrGf wants 20 know how
Aenner feels en- losing the A~ssessorsbiP.
:. viz give tie people an analysis Of
FEELINGS TheB henner superseded him
same position, itmay answer the pur-
Lets have Il Dr. It would do Levi
insle esod % nsad n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Gsrsey Richards was under arrest I'm
oty las week on a charge Of threatening
lue @ Charles Gaede, Of Peru. The pris-
was discharged Gar want Of evidence to
ain the action.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

odey's Ladies' Beck for Nay, Ensur-
ped ana indispensable, Is before us. For
Rtne ashiohsGndeNcellen residing mat
Il is not equalled By any. 1t shoald be in
y faHHE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

he American Merchants gkiOn Express
npany has Withdrawn from the Council
3 end ST. Joe route and the UnitedS states
press Company is now running the route.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Hog Law is absolutely necessary. We
the hogs actNGlly root one Of our citizens
|0fb6d 81 0ae 0fGHf hack alleys the other
nfne.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

, zen vast the best Boots. Shoes, CO.
y 81 StsF1eSRd Fancy Groceries in the
sket 90 10 Wentei Grants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Now is the Winter of our discomfort
made glorious, Summer and oil the proud
winds that lower upon our house in the deep
Bosom of the Ocean buried; calm thoughts
on by the Zephyrs waited 10 as, telling as
we nave done wen in the past BY furnishing
the best stationery, and at lower figures than
has ever been brought to Brownville. Every
body knows what has been done in the past
viii also be done in the future. Marsh has
the best Stationery and cheapest and best
books in this upper country. No use in
talking.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

~ Fearmsin, OF the Riverside Nur.
davenport, Iowa, has shipped to Col.
OF this city, for sale. n large lot OF
Srape Vines, Fruit Trees, Raspberry
n@ekoerry bushes, E~Vsrgreens. etc. Il
chance as these were raised In about
sane climate and soil as ours. II YOU
anything IN this lineit wiz pay you to
|adsee them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Re StonsWan lei on our levee last Fri
over l@ ton OF freight for a merchants.
ne eoat passes mp but leaves more or less
hL The shipments 30 far this spring TO
ON. We are told by those who ought TO
WIN double that OF any previous season,
NC the fact that our merchants have
heeevng goods all winter by railroad,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

sraess Makers saddlers and Shoema-
, eau haze their orders filed for anything
= AsE1ne 81 Wentei Grants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

In last weeks Democrat we notice an ar
ticle very beneficial TO its advertisers, In so
much as # counsels families how to make
a show on a very small capital. It is TO the
effectthat one need not patronize merchants,
furniture dealers, etc, but bang together
lOnges, get spreads and cover old tables, use
no carpets, etc, implyingal the way through
the article that tobuy anything was eqRiva-
lent TO being swindeled. On reading the ar
ticle il occurred TO Us that the stuff thus
gathered together would be nothing after it
was finished, and that IL men % e to
their propercalling, they would, I'm a country.
like this, where everything brings a good
price, get along much better. Ne " good
mechanics and tradesmen who can make or
sell a good article cheap Rnd much better
than any botch can bang It together.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

eather,-For Buffalo Slaughter, Spanish
American and French Calf or kip, 60 to
utsi Grants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

aprovomont-We notice that Mr.. Mer-
b building a residenc on the corner OF
nth and Water streets.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Hs @. Lett has on hand a large stock OF
Window Glass. Paints. Oils. etc, which he
win sell cheap to the trade in wholesale JOB.
bling lots and Rt retail Call before going
east and Il VIII save goa that trouble.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22
Kew Council met ApriI an. Is8a

New Council met April Sth, 1859.
Present-Mayor g. w. Fairbrother; Alder
men H. L. Mathews, 8. L. Swan, Wentel
Grant, +. A. Tisdel, Jr, and I. d. Robinson;
andJ. c.. McNaughton, Clerk.
On motion, Council adjourned TO Monday
the 18th inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

The Scientific Ameriean.-For the past
three mouths we have been constant readers
Of the Scientific AmeriCGa, and find It filled
with the most interesting matter of o scien-
tihc character. It's record Of patents is CON-
plete rs that Of the patent Office at Wash
ington, and ali oftheb best are illustrated with
description, SO as 10 give n reader a good
idea OF their value. Besides this, all depart
ments Of science are fully attended TO. A
man earns that So dearly which he v by
not taking the ScientUae american. Every
mechanic at least absolutely needs it.. s. per
annum. Mum & Co, g Park Row, New
York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Good Building StOne-WearenO now pre-
pared to furnish good building stone, in any
quantity. Also, Step Stones, Bases for Mon
uments or Tomb Stones, Water Tables, ETC.,
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms Torrance & VARNEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Ts had a heavy thunder storm in this
lion last Thursday night. The weather is
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

b1 SWAN DnOIhEht
Syrup Moiasses in bbls. and gallon kegs
Dried Fruit,
Fish In half bbls and kits,
Sugars,
Factory Cheese
Oranges and Lemons,
Pickles, ETC. etc,
Eorss5e cheap for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Die County Commissioners have been
session this weekas a Board OF Equaliza-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

War in Cuba.-Owing to the success Of
the Cubans in Cuba. Small & Bell have re-
duced the price Of Sugar and everything else
in the Grocery line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Farmers, 90 o want a good stand Of
corn9 IfyOu do, buy the Celebrated Browns
Illinois Corn Planter OF the only authorized
Agentin BrownvIIle, W. 7. Den.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

w. w. Hackney has now a full stock Of
choice Dry Goods and Groceries, selected by
himself and bought for cash, on which terms
he sells unpreoedently lowi
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Organs-Burdett's, from sI4O to $500; Ma
son & Hamlin's, SIS to $500.
JAMES R. DYE, Brownville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Judge ReynoldA returned yesterday nom
an extended trip south. Helooks ven and
appearstQ have enjoyed his trip hugely y
CIV wheelsr 81 thsscity, leB last week fol
Hannibal, No, where he win open up 9
manufactory for the cslebFuted smith Ratent
Truss Bridge. He Is No. i mechanic and q
perfect Eentlemans and carries with him the
wishes Of this whole community That hemay
prosper exceedingly.
WIN. Small, Of the firm OF Small a Bel,
took ashOrt business trip west this week. he
reports matters is good condition, farmers
all bus planting and merceants DESTROYS OF
trading at this point II they can get what
they want The facts elected by this trip win
induce small & Bell to increase their present
large stock OF goods 20 q nrst class wholesale
house, occupying both the house they are IN
now and No. 90, under McPhersOn'r old Hall,
Israel Mace started east for his family last
Tuesday.
Hon. o. p. Mason was in this city last Fri
day and Saturday, holding an adjourned
term OF the District Court.
Hon. B. F. Lushbaugh is in the city, good
natured and joval as ever. Heis here now for
the purpose Of arranging for the erection Of a
building in which to commence theB Banking
business.
C.. B. smith, one Of the first Receivers Of the
Land ONCE at this place, is in the city.
Fl. E. johnson g. Coz have Just received
per steamer Columbian, as choice a stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries and Queensware as was
ever congregated under n rOOfin this city.
Their Dry Goods comprises as choice an as
sortment Of ladies and childrens' Dress
Goods Ofall styles as need wish 20 choose
from. In this department they have the
latest novelties. Muslins, bleached and IN
bleached, TickingS, Piece Goods, Hats, Caps,
Ladies' and Children's hoes, N a pile OF
Prints that It viii doany ladies' heart good to
look at. In this line they have everything.
As for Groceries this firm has q fame for
keeping nothing but the best, and are deter
mined 90 keep up thatkind OF a stock. They
have it now. These goods v been laid I'm
for cash, and on theseterms viii be sold very
low. Call and see them. They are liberal
men TO deal with. It uHa- .uEA
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

omething New.-Dislccated Goldfish, q
} article, fer sale at Swan a Brothers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

1000 fresh No. l Hedge Plants just re-
bed and for sale by Teft & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

= hady's Friend for May Is received,
contains tts 1saal aiHouHt Of excellent
yer showaRg the latest modes and styles
lot old apd young. It cannot be ex-
NSabasiss Magazine. Deacon 4 Pc
on az Walnut ST. Philadelphia $3.50 a
Advertiser and Lady S Friend. $3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Seeding Peaches.[ have a large guam
tity Of Seeding Peach Trees, 1 year old,
which 1 win sell at 10 cents each, or $50 per
thousand. Also, all varieties of Grapes, in
any quantity. R. w. FURNAs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

CITY DRUG STORE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22
The resolution was passed.
Council met Anril u. 1850.

Council met April 13, 1860.
Present-Mayor F%airbaother; Aldermen
Swan, Tisdei, Grant and Robson. Absent
Mathews.
CommittoeOn city assessment reported and
recommended that the present City Assessor
be directed 70 make the assessment forthwith.
Report adopted.
The matter Of William F. Wilson VS.. City
Of Brownville, was taken mp
The following was introduced In relation
thereto:
ReSOEDed, That the CITY Attorney beauthor-
lied 70 tender to Mr.. Wilson Brownyile City
Street Improvement Bonds 20 the full amSunt
OF his judgementagainst thecity; and in case
said Wilson refuses to receive the same in
full satisfaction of said Judgment then the
City Attorney Is hereby Instructed % appeal
the case 70 the Supreme Court Of b State.
Adjourned 70 Monday evening, Aril 10.
J.C. McNAUGHroS, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

small A. Bell having accumulated so
much Lumber in their yards, corner Of First
and Water streets, viii sell for the next thirs
" days at reduced prices, so as 10 make room
for twenty-five Gar loads, now on the way
from their mills in the Saginaw Valley.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

$1,000 Dollars and ExpensesI-See adj
vertisemeht of American Shuttle Sewing Mo-
chine In our advertising columns,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

N. NJ. HOltzinger, manufacturer Of Uni
versal OIL, Call n see for yourselves. Bet
ter light; cheaper and prettier; safe from
explosion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

2 strenuous measures nov Refrigerated
enect BY q County Treasurer for col
ing NE Delinquent Taxes due I'm this
nty on Personal Property, will soon place
county on amuch better financial footing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

For the latest styles Of Clothing, wait fo
Mays new stock, which win be opened at tn,
Regulator within ten days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

o Perch Of good RoSk for sale. Enquire
tar, at Mays Regulator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22
B8raska ADVERTISER.
LODGE D~1RECTORv.

z-prOwuvfle Lodge No. 4 @. o. n
{. eaevevenlngo Of each week, At O'Clock
st fheir Hall IN the Breytmeyer bricks o.
s,sSimg Brothers are invited
M-Nemaha valley Lodge No. 4 A
meeIs on the LIST and ID Saturdays IN
c6fh Al so'clock y M, a. their Hall IN tls
lmevor Brick, on Main street
-stinr brothers are invited
lf Jas. IL. HAcKER, Becy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

you want good Saddle or sett Of Har-
a 20 20 Bauer's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-22

Glori0uE Nsvsl-Two thousand dollars
worth Of Ghe best Custom Made Boots and
Shoes, just arrived at RObisons, and win be
sold low for cash.