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Limestone Springs Female High School.
WHAT YOU DRINK.

nUT of thirty-eight specimens of Bourbon
w. Whiskey recently submitted to a chemical
analysis, ut the various saloons in New York, only
two wero pure. The undersigned ventures to
assert that his LIQUORS and WINES are as pure
as any sold in the United States. AS for his ALE
and LAGER BEER, it is without adulteration;
and he wishes to submit it to any chemical analy-
sis. 1t imparts permanent strength to weak sys-
TENS and invigorates delicate constitutions. Drink
his Beer; you will enjoy the greatest of blessings
health, and prolong your life.
Jan 10 JOHN G. SEEGERS
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Diamond Hams, &c.

Diamond Hams, &c.
TTIERCES "Davis Jr." DIAMOND HAMS tho
Il American Westphalia,
Tierces Orange brand Hams-a good article
breakfast Bacon, &C., received and for
sale by c. H. BALDWIN
Jan 26
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In the District Court of the United States
for the District of South Carolina.

In the matter of John E. Robertson, Bankrupt, at
Columbia, the day Of January, A. D. 1861
In BANKRUPTCY.
TTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
a appointment as Assignee, of JOHN E. RO-
BEITSON, of Columbia in the County of Rich
land and State of South Carolina, within said
District, who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon
District. THOS 7 IAMOTTT,
Jan ~ ms Assignee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Special attention
is called to the following advertisements,
published for the first time this mern1ng:
VIM. w. Coogler-Notice to Creditors "a
Swygert & Scnn-Flour, &c.
%. G. d. Hopc-Venison Hams
w. II. Wigg-In the Court of Probate
w. H. Wigg Notice to Executors.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
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Mr.. Smythe has chung his banner on the
outer wall'-at least, he has put up a new
sign; but reversed the usual order of things
the boot being where the hat ought to be:
but MS the "bottom rail is on top" perhaps
the transposition is only in accordance with
the order OF things. Mr.. s. is in receipt of
tasty assortment of head-gea for males
young and old; besides n varied stock of
boots, shoes. CATERS, slippers, etc., for
males and females. He requests us to ir-
vite an inspection of his stock. Our new
tile was furnished by Mr.. Smythe.
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In the District Court of the United States
for the District of South Carolina.

In the matter Of Charles Brill, Bankrupt, at CO.
lnmbia, the day of January, A. d. 1869-M
Bankruptcy.
FHlHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
Il appointment Assignee, of CHARLES
BRILL, of Columbia in the County of Richland
who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said District.
Jan II m3f THOS. j. IAMOTTE, Assignee.
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Broad River Bridge COMPANY.

NNHE THIRD INSTALMENT of IS per share ia
required and ordered to be collected; and. as
it is necessary the work should be- pushed forward
vigorously, it is heped that every stockholder
Will pay up promptly
EDWARD HOPE, President.
G.. W. BEARpEN, Secretary. Jan 3e2
HORSES
A NY one wishing to purchase two No. 1 HAIR
"A NESS OR SADDLE HORSES, can do So by
applying to MAJ. w. D. PECK,
Jan ~ 3t At Blekely & Gibbes' Store.
Notice to AXemen.
WANTED, 10 or 12 GOOD HANDS, to get
w CROSS TIES, about nine miles from Colum-
Dla, on the South Carolina Railroad. Apply to
MAJ. W. d. PECK,
Jan ~ 2" At Blakelv Il GilJbes' Store.
Mules for Sale.
~ JUST ARRIVED, 80 Young, well broke
W. KENTUCKY MULES-can be seen ut Mr.
NV Charles Iogan's Stable.
Aez3e Ak Jan 20 VIM. s. TALBOT.
Congaree Lodge No. 20, I.O.O.F.
A REGULAR MEETING Of this Lodge will be
"A, held at Masonic Hall, on MONDAY NIGHT,
(February 1.) 1t is earnestly requested of ali
members, of whatever standing, TO attend, ~
important business will be brought before them
BY order OF the N. G:
Jan 293 w. F. PURSE Socretary
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY-Trinity
Church-Rev. p. J. Shand, Rector 1OL
n. M, and 4p m.
st. Peters Church-Rev J. J. O'Connell.
Pastor, 10 n. m. and 8 p m.
Marion Street Church-Rev. W. W.
Mood, 10la a. M; ; Church Meeting, 81 p. m.
washington Street Chapel-Rev. George
Howe, 1Ol4 a. M; Rev. W. r. Atkinson,
3}9 p. m.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. E. a.
Bolles, 1O1I a. m.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. E. Boggs,
101a a. m. and p. m.
Ladson Memorial Chapel-Rev DR..
Pumer, ~ p. m.
Baptist Church-Rcv J. L. Reynolds,
TO-. a. m.
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Seed Potatoes.
| TX BBI.s. PINK-EYES, PRINCE ALBERTS
- Jackson Whites, and Early Goodrich, in fine
order and for sale by f. & G. d. HOPE.
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Flour! FLOUR!

OAO BBLS. FLOUR Of all qualities. from
AOO $500 per bbl. upwards, just received and
for sale by JET. r. AGNEW
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y
resolution was introduced, but not
passed, that any member of this House who
shall obtain leave of absence from this
date for more than ten days, except in case
of personal illness, shall not receive his per
diem during any portion of the time absent.
bill to re-enact certain Acts lending the
name and credit of the State to the Green
Vile and Columbia Railroad Company, and
to validate the action of said company
hereunder, was put upon it's second read
ing when the following was proposed:
That the bill be recommitted to the com
mittee, with instructions to answer what
length OF road is laid in new iron; what
length OF the road has strap iron on it;
what length of the road will need new iron
and how long the road will be safe without
new iron being laid; what the old iron is
worth Mt Columbia, and how much more
new iron will cost than the old iron will sell
for at Columbia; what it will cost to take nm
the old and relay the new iron; what ar.
rangements are being made to paw the ex
penses that will arise within the next few
years for such repairs as are indicated above:
how much money is deposited to the credit
OF the company, and in what bank such de-
post is made. Referred to the Committee
on Railroads, and the further consideration
OF the bill postponed and made the special
! order for Tuesday next, at 2 p. M.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-03
Mill Nl('HIkDRY
FOR SALE.

Our business having increased so much
that we find ourselves justified in furnish
ing cur mill anew entirely with the most
modern machinery of largar capacity than
t'e OIL, We elFcr tho following named arti-
clcs at very reduced iTiccs, some Of which
is rs good rs any in use in the District
Persons needing such will find it to their
interest to cxaiEine what We Offer at much
less than rcai value.
l Four Foot Burr Stone, (run.
ncr,) ~ good rs now, rev"r having been
used tu! very little, and is of rs good rri,
~ any burr Stone i'll the coun,ry-wilI bu
soi,! NJ a bargain.
I Pair four foot Corn Stones,
considerably worn, but would serve At !,
mi!l doing ordinary good business FOR u
'o'g time. The grit is the very b,st, md
makes excellent meal-wiil be sold very
low.
1 good Smut Machinc. This is
= i:!c chance % buy a very god Shutter,
at less taau half tho original cost.
Q Mill Spindies, with Pa!en:
Collars and Balance Irons, complete, all
"ew--wili hs soil cheap.
l CogWheel, in scsmcnts, (ncw)-
viii bc sO!I 1T less Llian ha;f tho origin al
cast.
9 Pinions, (new) to run with the
above C"cwhecl. which will work on the
mill spindlcs alluded TO above. Will be
sold for less than half the original cost.
9 Cast Iron Wat.er Wheels,
Of good pa,ent, very cheap.
Boiling Cloth, as good as new, al
i bargain.
Wheat Screens-one rolling. the
other eccentric, ,uo,ion. For sale cheap
These arc as good rs new.
Elevator Cups, sBelts, Boxes,
and Pulleys, all comple,e-not hall
worn, cnrrel for - song
Besides tho above, various other articles
which will 10 sod low.
HUGH WILSON.
ALhevii.c c. H., s. G.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-03

Ecg- The United States Treasurer has
received iu Washington, from the post
master at Shamburg, Peun., singular
kind Of counterfeit. uaIf Of it is good
81 green-back, OF new series 20, letter G.
IS. The other half is counterfeit. II has
a worn appearance, and is evidently crnm'
Piled and besmeared purposnly. by join
ing portion Of a counterfeit in this man
ner, tho sum Of five dollars is cleared on
every one sot,il eff. OF the dangerous
$40 countcrfeiis, about which so much hus
been said Of late, but two lave thus far
been received and positively condemned
one from Cohocs, New York, and the other
from New York City.
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Fsox OcoSEr. - 4 correspondent OF the
Charleston N'crs writes under date of the 9th
ult, IS follows
The weather has been very dry and hot here
for several weeks until yesterday, when we
wsre favored with good rain. Tie crops are
hooking bad. and there is great deal OF COM
plain; t,ut there viii rot be much corn raos.c.
Som. farmers say they vii! nat make any corn
ct ell. tut, as q g."ern! thing, those that are
e1rec:.rc ,n make corn to sell always say thai,
sithougl, viii adj. that there will rot 80
n.uch corn be !na,Ie a. there was last yea
Tnxp.y;ng is still going OF, the Zine for col
Letting having been extended. r great n,nnv
Of thcsc that make afr icn oa for 81 reduction
Of :hrr take, through i;.e county auditor, have
lad their :axea rctu; Cd while some come lack
Giss pprncc.l. rm tu!l that sorle would clr:r
.!rr petition - saying. "I am COOL Radical,
nDi hsve always hecn one" thereby exrcct:ny
I" irvr a inri.- = reduction ,naGa; hu. the Stale
Au.ii'"r shon..: have :a;d that ,li's had n":h
i:.E TO q. with ,h,t. :..i sen; th.n lack t:isap-
proved. Pretty h@r:! On si!.r. Assessors
hare been aI.r.t-d Tor r"xt year.
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4 Wt.,,: ,4:E=-@'"v Cr.EE"IrI --i.Grv
l.c'rn~. l.. ,..y. ! - '.:., is ~. waite !: ,.'y
'.:''... :..s' .ir- 'n' e":::a from 't':" E"r';
i,'." ..:::':;:;i.. i:ow,:.r. Nt.s !.':i,r" :'.'.
"a !..,...: :"'t..".''y cc:.' ."!~.l |: j. . =: !m
,-i '.'.n, *.nr...l ',;:.i.: Ia: ".r :,... ':'a
covered. N.'!h s;r .-tIl!,. ,;:rt !'.'S.-s': i"
'r.a:'Et a ,.r,,'e.. She i':,,''r % '"a':::a::n:
f'.iu '':n sy:,,"a III { II .,!-!"nr-.. .s t..
Tn,is s,a!Yni".l;. G:.i tl:l'rt's il"i.: rrc
s"..r-L IS i. ssss,s ratur" TO do this through its
o"s channels. it j. coioi';.sel OF vegetables
sn',tEu.-s alone. every one nf which a;.owa "'
:, :i::.4in syi II il iie flood u.'r:i"i Of TIE
ss..
';:- .,.!;:..''e preparation. E.r sale i'y Parker
4 1h"r.son r"d X. I f'rEty.
~At. :. Ie,..:--.'G- o.
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Tho Grccnvills and Columbia Railroad.

Wo learn from the Charleston Courier
that the suit iu Equity against the
Groen,ille nod Columbia Railroad Com
psny, for the foreclosure of the mortgage
apon their road, brought hy certain holders
Of their first mortgage bonds, has beer
Get:ied, to tho mutual satisfaction Of a'l
partiss concerned. An order has been
made BY the court, now in session in Co..
lu,nbin, Ten motion Of the cuaing crcJito!s)
6isrnissing the bill. There arc no judy-
men!s against the company obtained
through tic courts Of law, ana having thus
been relieved from the pressure Of a har-
RAISING suit, wc hops TO witness a contin-
ucJ career Of prosperity for this valuable
road. Its connection with the upper Dis
t,icts, renders it useful branch Of indus
try, aud its Importance to the low and mid
die Counties, entities it to our most cordia
support.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-03
SVyASVa VS.Ex2N .W,N<s =
rs SOUND.
Rdti9af Assets TO Liabilities l09t0l03
rs SOUND.

The plans oc tho UNIVERSAL. secures the
lsrges: amoaut Of Insurance for the smallest
possible premium.
Life Insurance is not an expense, II lie ny
ing up for IL frtur. day.
a Policy 1.-THE UNIVERSAL is fur prefer
sb,s to deposit in a Savags' Bank, in mere
ly business view,
IL the UNIVERSAL, tho Insured is is eafe
against forfeiture.
Tho conditions are few and clear. The can
tract plhin, mud rates Of premium ss low IS
possible. Joint Policies are i>sncdi in favor of
tho surviysr, payable at the death Of either
party.
IL Advantages 10 the insured, the UNIVER-
SAL ranks high. Tho privilege OF seItleing
with tee Company. after three premiums have
been paid, and receiving them in CASH. An
qui:nb:e vs!ue of Policy is among the many
advantages bound in the UNIVERSAL. Much
las been snd about paying losses, Po'cics)
The UNIVERSAL was Incorporated TO dc
tbs. Promised to DO it, ard has done 90, and
wa do 80 promptly. upon receiving the ne
c-ssary proofs Of death, The UNIVERSAL il
at work, and where il is known, The people likt
it. Try i: how--at once. You may get sic.
and les. your life. You sre sure 10 di. som,
lime therefore, secure your family ugans
wait while yor can.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-03

A BOfE price vn:"rp's with frame.
n Withoui iia,.,n $40 l':s Oh each
mill. Also, Steam E".;n,., Boilers. Mil
Gearing of all kink, .;'i>, aud Saw Mills,
Smul,ers, e.. Agents, g., fo, i. 4 7. T..
Dederick's liay and Gotten Presses, wl;:c!
also manufacture. All &,isrs of Gin
Gearing, constantly on hand. 4 % h'rTe
Stationary Steam EnSiue aud Boiler, on
hand, for sale cheap, for CASH.
All work warreuted. Terms--CssL Gu
delivery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Process 1fDEg Of u EN-. 80 G,8up
~ .Ee0G1EGf's Assoc ln.
BROWNv1I4LE HIGH ScHoCL BU1LDrNo,l
January l5, looo.
The Nemaha County Isaeh8f's As
soclation met according to previous ads
journment; called % order 5y ths
President; exercises opened wifr
prayer By Prof. ,. 81. EIcKenzis. It
was moved and carried that when the
Association adjourn, 80 shall adjourn
to meet at London on the first Friday
in March. It was also moved and
carried that q committee Of thFoe ba
appointed - prepare 8 prOgramme for
the next regular meeting. The CONE
mittee consisted Of Prof. /. ~. 11cKan-
Zie, Prof. Moore and +. IL. Deniuny.
It was moved and supported that the
proceedings Of this meeting Be pub
lished with the programme. Motion
TO adjourn. The Association then at-
jOurned to meet a5 the above tins and
place specified.
ISAAC BLACK, Pres.
+. III. WILLIAMS, Sec.
Order Of exercises for the meetingof
the Teachers Association Of Nemahn
County, to be holden at L0nd0nf
OAsAAln ob4 anu UtAls 1Q4os
FRIDAY EVENING.
! Prayer and Music. Essay BY Henry
Roberts, Discussion: Els q nnifoF-
nifty Of Text Books in cur schools de-.
sirable, and how shall such q unifOF-
nifty be best secured 2li Geo. B Moore
and F. NJ. Deninny. Music.
SATURDAY.
Prayer and Music. Essay BY Aliss
Annie M0rehead. Discussion: Nfodea
of inspiring pupils with enthuziasu1r
in study, and cultivating habits of
Isaac RlRck and u. NJ
Williams, Music,
Essay by Mrs. J. NJ. McKehzie. T.
say by Miss Lilly w. MCNaughfpa.
Music. ,s-.,.. ,ar rfs
Discussion: Manner Of conducting
reeitatiOns generally, and how 70 pre-
vent imperfect lessons. Dr.. Grew and
j. w. HentOn. Music.
Method Of teaching mental aFlthme--
tic illustrated by Prof. ]. N. McKan-
zie. Music.
VIII Prof. P. N. Martin please take
charge Of the musical part Of the exer-
cises, and furnish music for the Occa-
sion ?
We have assigned two persons To
each discussion, but expect all teach-
ers aud all friends Of education pres
ent, to take part in the discussion,
Respectfully submitted,
j.. N. DENINSY, 4
J. NJ. MCKENZIE, COMMITTEES.
Gro. B. MOORE,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
InternatIonal Posfngs.

Gable dispatches state that the sys-
tenn Of penny postage between Great
Britian and this country Il advocated
by large number Of the members of
the new British Parliament; that q
memorial, signed by hundreds of
members Of Parliament, has been pre-
sented to Reyerdy Johnson. reaues-
ting him to urge the American Govs
ernment to adopt a system OF penny
postage between the United States and
Great Britain and that the London
Times prints the memorial and cOu-
ments favorable thereon.
This is gratifying news to POstmas-
ter General Randall, who favOrs cheap
rates Of international postage. IN me-
gotiating the present postal convention
with Great Britain, which went into
operation on the first Of January, In
stanty the United States Ofiioe proposed
and urged a further reduction 81 the
international letter rate Of postage,
but without success, the British once
declining any reduction.
Important reductions Of postage 20
Great Britain and countries on the
continent Of Europe, amounting 70
One-half of the rates previously
charged, have been made by reeene
postal conventions with those coan-
tries, and Postmaster General RAM
dali is ready and anxious to further
reddee the present rates Of postage 70
Che lowest practicable standard.
Members OF Parliament and others
who favor this important postal re-
form should therefore memOrialize
their own GOvernmenton the subject,
as the opposition Of the British Office
to q cheaper rate Of postage Is the only
obstacle to the accomplishment Of
their object Washington Chronicle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
AdyerffsIng.

The New York Tribune has an ar
ticle on advertising as a means fkeep-
ing business men afiOat in these uneeF-
tain times, which concludes with this
most excellent advise: BE sure OF
one thing; whatever you have 70
sell, there are many people ready 10
buy, even I'm the most depressed sea-
sons. Find them out show them
your wares persuade them 70 buy OF
you rather than any other. When
buyers are reluctant, sellers must be
active. Its neither cheap nor sensible
TO sit still behind your eOuuteF. AMI
wait for the hustle Of trade 10 revive.
When business is dull, that Is tho
time to advertise. In the first place.
that Is when you most need 70 adver-
tise; and in the second place, that Il
when people devote the most time To
reading the newspapers, and when
your advertisement, consequently, is
most generally seen.l1 dl
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

The White Pine mines Of Nevada
are the newest sensation in mining
circles, A correspondents the metre
polls Ofthis GOlcOnda, known as Trea-
sure City (wheze water sells for ten
eentsa glass; gives the following inter
esting particulars in regard to the new
region:
lam now in the White Pine eoun-
try. I have been looking at the mines.
and must say they look wen. Some
of them yield almost pure silver, the
bestrock paying about SO. 600 per ton,
There seems to be plenty Of 1t, but
have seen nothing that looks like 3
regular ledge or vein. ] have been in
ali the s-SheFmantOSgfi Haufi-
ton and Treasure City. They all
seem to be lively places, but I think
Hamilton viii be the principle busl-
ness place. It Is very cold and the
snow is from fOurtO six inches deeD.
1t is no time to come 10 this place
now. Tell emigrants or gold seekers
to stay at home until April Unless they
have five or. six hundred dollars they
can afford to lose. like the place, and
think there is big opening 10 make
money. / consider this the best coun-
try the sun shines on for the DOOR
man, and just as good for the rich.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Judge Miller Of the United State
Circuit Court, has made a decision that
will have an important effect upon fer
~ companies. He decides that no
State has the power to grant the exclu-
siye right Of operating ferries on our
rivers. This rather demOlishes the
theory that an individual OF company
may obtain charter to the exclusive
use off given number Ofmiles Of river
crossing, and then DO as they please,
and prevent any other person from
interfering with them. It viii put
ferry companies upon their good beha-
viOr. ei
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

What's the use of always fretting
At the trials we shall ind
Ever strewn along our pathway,
Travel on, and never mind,
Travel onward; working, hoping,
Cast no lingering look behind,
At the trials once encountered
Look ahead and never mind.
What Is past is past foreverl
Let all the fretting be resigned:
It viii never help the matter
Do your best, and never mind.
And IL those who might befriend yOa,
Whom the ties of nature bind
Should refuse TO do their duty,
Look to Heaven, and never mind.
Friendly words are 0ften spoken
When the feelings are unkind;
Take them for their real value,
Pass them on, and never mind.
5 Fate may threaten, clouds may lower.
Enemies may be combined:
II your trust in God Is steadfast, -
He viii help you; never mind
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Professor Carl Neuman, of Munich,
claims to have discovered from theChi-
neseyear books that q number Of Budd-
hist priests entered the American Con-
tinent by Alaska q thousand years
before Columbus. and thoroughly ex-
plefed the Pacific borders. s
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Brigham Young has telegraph wires
leading to his Office and connecting
with every hamlet in Utah-a line 500
miles long. Every settlement Of half
dozen houses hasa telegraph OfIiee
with female Saint operators, and FRA
charge Of a Bishop Of the Norman
Church, who can report at any time
all that takes place to Young. From
HE lgglyase Office in Salt Lake City,
like the Watehman in the IRE teleE-
laph, Brigham may give On order or
ring an alarm Idaho 70 New Mexico.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Some corn has been raised in Die
go county, Cali the ears Of (which have
been pronounced by the editor Of 3 pa
per in that section TO be as long Is his
own, which decision was considered
compliment to the corn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
BLACKSN1TTHS.
WAGON MAKERS.

FRANZ HELMER,
Wagon Maker and RepRirers
Shop-West of Court House.
WdgOns, BltQ0icS, PlOtOS, CUltiUGtOTS, DC, re-
paired on short notice, at tOlO rates, ana tCdT-
rGsltect % gre sdtiglGction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
SALOONS.

aa JVD. PATCH,
Manufacturer ana Dealer in
Clocka, Watches, JcVVelry, etc., etc.
No. 32 Main Street.
Silver and hiiUer-P Plated lYHre, and al CdTie-
es 0( Specf0cies c0nStdlitly on hand. Repairing
me ~ thc Seotest EfgIs at short notice. Charges
oderutc. Hork lcGTTantcd,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
HOTELS.

PENNsYLVANIA HOUSE.
HENRY FINK, Proprietor.
Good accommodations. Boarding by the
day or week. The travelling public are lnyi-
ted TO give him call, 1-I
STAR HOTEL.
CROSS q WHITE, PrOprietors.
ON Isevee Street. between Main and Atlantic.
This House - Convenient 20 the StedDa Boot
Landing. and the business part of the city. The
best accommodations IN the City, N0P0lgss tcitt
De spared ta making guests comfortable. Good
sable and ObTTGH convenient 70 the House.
Agents for X. & n. Stage Co
AMERICAN HOUSE.
L ID. Robson, Proprietor.
Front St.. between Main and Water.
A GOOD reed and LfueT.y StClble IN conRecffon
aciih the HOltse.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
BOUNTY CLAIM AGENTS.
MRS. ]. NJ. GRAHAM,
N - - II n ID nm nj II -

TIE ACHER OF M U 5 &c.
Rooms, Main, bet 9Th & 5th SITS,
Lessons gfVeH on the Piano Organ, Me!0deoR,
Guitar and YOcalizGtiOH. HaUi1g had eight years
experience as teacher Of Music IN Neg HOrk IS
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