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FRiiApEzr1uA. Nor. 1i.-Inc death Of tue yeu-
ctxhie Mas Eeteeca George. ono Of tho two pub
EcFra!tt41l 1hladc1paans Ia hmm tho city - H.
detsed lor Gtol9e1 It'll, Il announced.
BK1n'kl1skT, Ceua., No, -Ilcv. Dr.. Gut1on
T. Coli ior = ent. nTe Jeais rector Of St. Johns
Church Of this city. died audoe1iy to-day.
, 1869-11-12

{sYcnt 1Irttutns
TIE HEXlA5 or GE0KGE rKAFnpf.
TOHpGK, S0F+ II.
The government has ost!crei = nal. .of.~ar 70
coryey lne srtnAlns Of the late George Peabody TO
4Amcr3Ca.
cnUAcn ELECTION.
The Chsptef Of Exeter have met and elected
Rey, Or. Temple HinsoP Of the nIocese.
XAHfHB n1sAsTkRS.
1lykxrooI, Nor. il.
The lark Cnhs, from New YORK for Dublin, wAs
wrecked on Holthead- Only nye OF her Crew were
saved.
The ship Flore nee Lee, from Montreal for Liver
nool. foardefcd nt seA All on boarl tAsed
, 1869-11-12
TENNESSEE.

Proceedings in the Stair LeEtsantuEe
Call for a Convention OF CosoTrd
n EMs
NASHVILLE, nor. 1.-THE seuAte inst5sed upon
It's An eudmenrs 10 the Convention bt'a, afu1isnK
Metnhern To nFtJ, and tho House adhered 70 ia
dh1Srccrcnt 4 COMMITTEES Of Conferences Ra&
been appointed
1te uouse raued, on I tniri reading, the Sen
4te hill REMOVING The ot.8etiea Of 1udfe FtA1er.
tppc1cbea ~ tne i2&, ItAdtcAl LEGISLATURE. std
laid On tho 1sble RESOLUTIONS proposing m aucnl +
trent 70 tise Federal Consultation 10 change The
Rode Of edeettnG Pycskdent
The culu1rd p-ppic had 4 meeting here TO- tAE
tn call convention December 10 investigate the
condition Of thsIr IAce In Trnne94eA.
, 1869-11-12

HFEeks w k.HVENH& RVW#'B8s
MONTREAL, Eut. fl.-A New Y0Et directive n.
u. RI hrfh tew tR}p aR,I III neanh nj thn ptfre-
Itn.ora nj The t90" 40 ii pfusa Su'rFY lnu cal-
sl ita,lrou.. IL ar1e.te,, tnree Suun9 AalsE4caus
~ rha r4a'hrs. They ara al from iso4tou. anh
hAned Johp iIturJ Clay, ChAr!ea E4ey Morgan,
ann Gtorse Morrison When ar1esteh 6vtE alh.uf'
Wak found 10 p0sses-fUn Ut Clay. who IL onff ~
yeasH old Morgan and MasTls0n bad 81 000 each.
Al II onrJ IN snrtr ros-Gaflon WAs ID xEbenbacks.
1he anthostlits have not 3ti dec4ted what coufse
10 take in the ujRttef,
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Respect - ah~ fl<tn"r3 OF sarosK~
:: HrHnndy.
1sn7x,k. Nov. il.--iu sstuPa.hy with the f1nrrtt
Of G1u.xo leAto,y, which tAaea place ia l''aauo
a. nosrur, Aa5ur sluft'ra ias slltr:tcN aae oeas
10 br tpl1ed hzf m hour At nooo &nd sac h42s %
III hs1f.u,rst on thn rsltsik- buildings
HtI1.xonk, wv. N-1le .!.y v,. Fnscfan,eat .a,
ltse tNsssxi tCtolntons 70 observe FttA, Anr'n o.
{,eje, csc ~ Peabody = tussrA tAAts paoc that
a1ht III Tnhs]0n,
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1,nRpra1osx, y, J., Nut, tt.-IAh n'fhs throa
,urn hruAo tuto iho huuse Of Ms. keilJ, y AA4on'
.ie ~. t,taK the la!9sI. 70 tes nassHd ~. IT, T.;
ha falhrj ho0lr. and procuring dreAsnA resata'
"a 10 bin house, whero Ia Aax aeue pstsoa eet'
lug out uf the, window whom b. ahot Ao1 MI"!.
oauReruusiy injured. Tho robbers piundeEea
Uthft AoQke& In &pn vicinity.
, 1869-11-12

HARRiAbCkd. Eor. 1L-Eteieftck Dettm1a and
otarT fl1euds Of Ut Paul sehoeppe, now undtt
ssntence OF dea1h IoF Tho murder oi MN Sstinecke
OF taHult, TO dRJ E1sated Governor lseafg xnd
psestnfed rApefs TelA'inE to The Case and t1o7e1
luF arKrnenf 10 anduSe tie Governor n r1sdon
HIN. d humber Of Witnesses we're e1Amtaed.
, 1869-11-12

Dr. selx-r, cy Carlisle, sad Prnfe,soF Hene, ef
Dict lei 40a Co1teEe, expresses th4 opfuta0 fAAx
fAe n i1ooer WAs ho< t*e cause Of AtAA 6saaer<ea
6e40. 4{tte AEK4Denk TIE Governor F4+essed
nIs tretsiou - 70 whether the dsatn w41rA8s
tbouid Ia lssp+d, And tulted the papeta over II
The Attorney Gtfezat.
, 1869-11-12

EvAHrslLk, 1ua., New, l1-Tn- Hedge. no
totlona character. vas Arrested hare dAy oeaofe
pesscas'op. ila had 3!u, wv il hoRux arecnbaeth
which Wa4 cap:lted. lie paAsed luo oi 1ao
Mohe3 ~ inA city. Tinted States Commissioner
thef hcAttLK.
, 1869-11-12

CINCINNATI Nov. I1.-Ohe dta1intf ia Cpu-
tuinry1lic 1AA Io+t BOA hogs within = -ceA. Othefs
nrt ia+itH ore er lesa. Tnn mAlAdl Ia toplotnt
tor fed top l9pE On es1Q E!or.
, 1869-11-12

France
ARRIVAL W tVNARR R1fLH
PARIS, Nor. II.
Lrtl1u Rollins, ex-MEn!ster OF FfAoee, WIN was
coupcllcd 10 seek safety IN England 10 Is4s. ou
accuuut OF conspiracy agalust Napoleon, Is ex-
pected to arrive here today. 1t tB reported that
he will b. promptly arrested II he enters freuch
ANOTHER Rx1unSEp EXILE
PAxlR. Nov. II.
Artusn1 Barber, IN esntncnt Ta'i'eal politician,
vim ha. necu cs,lcd for ITALY years. has returned
10 France, and u reported to be row In Pa1lA
4r1CK rAssA0I-
BzkFr, Nov. ii.
Thr steamer rrrtcrr, which arrived here on
Moncat, made the shortest passase on record. hc
ing unl4 eight days. sixteen hours, and thirty n1n-
utcA from New YORK.
TERRIBLE iHrRRIraSz IN 7HR NEp7KRHANxAS
EHA.
AARsEti1.ES, Nov. H.
Arrivals here report that fearful hurricane
rasftd uypr Tho Mediterranean CAUSING much los
to shipping. The American ttcs:ncr Lc'EAt vas
wrecked III the hArtor Of Gran, on the coaa: Of
Algfcrs, and IotnItx destroyed.
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Fur eFni Of General WOOL
TROY, y. L., Nov. l1.--The funeral Of General
Wool tates place tEou, HI 1'Anls Church Al:uEuaY
forenoon Deceased Wl1 be hu1losl With military
h0cgf1.
, 1869-11-12

KkWETATK1 AUTKHI19u9 A0 KH1A,
4Fs dk&hoFxe.t to f>osirs a%s<fse&~ts t< TIN TAle
EHE, 1sss< Alsa. o9eSss 70 ssestrs atrsr
ti&-,%44la sbSkeAtf al E1WNAFKhE Oh MAHA1tNr1
4. Any Iaa.zsast = na O. : 1tr1itie4. a ~ p@a
Isaera iosss tssrtA ~
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p9ftAh0fkh OIL 1Nfktts
P7rtsNcnoi1 Nnv ll,-Orudr petsrs-1n market 9uiet
hut hrm; AAe of 7n h1Ia sIot It lie: quot* seller
Sove1niti 1t lttA!ette ee!It! VI Jttt Y lGal6xc.
buyer Iii yr4r Ut 17lsLc- HfArt9 np~pea weHk. nut
eioed fy11 sdvs p<sd pttet% E4r% q LON hTt De-
Leg. Il 3&e LOO s. November, II a3AS; Qnata 80
vrtnher It Htsc bia, p-c+mb+T At Ake-
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Spain.
1NstsGESgs cnkrENN6p n DEATH.
AApx1D Nor. II.
In tho Cortea to-day MBTEhal P1lu anaouoced
that trrnttca tAimu and Sunor hsd bten tttri sud
con, fete.l of tren*on, and condemned to de4sh.
TRp1rs FOR CCBA
several oAsta.ious at volunteers have Ballcd for
HAVANA Volunteers are ealtstlng freely Tor EeE-
ytrN in rbthA.
, 1869-11-12

STEELE 4 UIECHCpEk
HEKFfAYKK AuTEK-tKlN0 AAEh1h u1Ax1QKN xEXka
1RK BUILDING,
Ar A4dst4.d "a se<ie& odssrsia fss tn f1thuI1
sox<s ratsf. aAd aLsa tor any pat Fssk!,, q
A,~AIy F~ssspup~v Aaaa2.A ~ AA@lna. ut HsaA.A.
<es t%4s4 p<stA. Ei~oEss ~ ~ssSr ~ papsFs d.
s{r IL LII ayaS1s
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EfsIst+I hiatt > I feA+s,fJ t'"t~A. Art na &afth
IIntted NttIt& druJAnd bsAes. Let Vi July
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Thfcr war srvrr1 Thirty ntsts-A. Att Ut July
- AVt,+ts. .-t.. ..--ts.t. s...s.- -
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CeFt1ftcAtes Of Organization Filed
Election HekuTnH-TAe State Char
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND
N FURNISHINGS.

These goods were selected by himself in
New York, for this market, and are un-
dOubtedly the most reliable goods of the
kind ever offered in this or any other mar
.ket.
MIR. HETzEL's experience in this bust
.ness-Over ID years-enabIes him to select
hi goods with more judgement, for good
material and make, than the great MAORI
ity of dealers in Clothing.
These goods have all been purchased for
Cash, at a very low margin, and enables
him to sell them very LOw for Cash. -
Few persons once dealing with HETzEL
but will always deal there, because his deal
ings are fair and above board. He has but
One Price.
His stock comprises all the varieties of
Fine and Fashionable Clothing, equal in
every respect to the
VERY BEs CUsToM-MADE WORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
BENEF1r FESTIVAL.

welearn that quite a number OF the ladies
Of this city have determined upon holding a
festival for the benefit Of the Metropolitan
silver Cornet Band Of this city during the
coming holidays. The move is certainly
cOmmendable, for this and has played gra-
~tuitously for everybody else's benefit for the
past two years-blowing fOrall charitable OBJ
.jects alike, free-and the time has about ar
rived when they should also have a benefit.
To say nothing of the lime and money spent
in learning, they have each from $40 to 500
invested in theif instruments, which, as it
stands, is an investment of private capital
for public benefit. Again, we say, their time
for agood benefit has arrived, and, from those
already awake to the enterprise, and the
style Of its members, we can predict hat it
will be a pleasant affair, and conducted in q
manner to please and satisfy the most fasti-
deous.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

B. Hoover, Of Nemaha City, called last
tuesday. We are pleased 70 learn from him
NAT Nsmaha City is looking up, that several
new buildings are going up, and that many
PefaonE are repairing n otherwise improv-
Ag Old residences, evincing renewed cOndd-
nee In q prosperous future for that city as a
Point Few men have lone more for their
than J. B. Hoover has for Nemaha City,
~ BY his condolences in keeping always q
we stock OF general merchandise on hand,
No buying all The country produces offered,
I. has kept It mp as a good trading point,
which VIII ultimately make a city OF It. He
= PrOsPered de~servingly. and we hope he
continue To dourish
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
Hldss, PeIts md Furs, wanted At bend.

A Most Liberal Ofer-we will send the
ORCHARD & VINEYARD, price SL.50 OUR
SCHOoLDAY VISITOR, one of the best maya
zines for boys Inc girls published In this
country, worthsl. . a year, and a~mRgnihcent
steel-plate engraving, entitled 'HELP MB
UP" worth $3.50 per copy, all to anyone who
will send as 81. The engraving will be sent
postpaid, secure from injury, and will make
a charming ornament for any parlor or sit
ting room. Send in the names, and secure
$3.50 worth for only 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
=. y. = co.

nave just received another invoice OF Dry
woods and Groceries, comprising IN the gro
, line the freshest goods In the Eastern
'ket pure n unadnlterated; and in the
- goods line just what is wanted for the
lon. Wooden goOdsin abundance and va
y seldom met with In this market; dress
OF absolutely all styles and varieties;
etheiT assortment Of boots and shoes can
% beaten for quality iffor quantity, IN the
Their assortment Of queensware is al
up e the demand. and they keep tobac-
every brand. They are doing n hand
Thing by their customers in selling as
Ht cash as It is possible to sell, and are
h'lhg OF the large md splendid trade
- are receiving. II you wish good ware,
price, go 70 ?. Z. Johnson q Co.'s.
%Hnitton Of all kinds, at shellenber-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Messrs. Grover e. Barkcr GENTLEMEN
Il take great pleasure In Informing you hat
the machine which I purchased Of you in
June, 1857, has given me the greatest s~atisfac-
ton. During the eleven years it has been in
constant use. and It has never required the
least repair. I take great pleasure An recon-
mendIng your sewing machine as the very
best for family use; and those Of my friends
who 1 have induced to purchase the Grover
& Baker machine, have also invariably ex-
pressed their entire satisfaction.
MRS. J. @. PHYFE,
los West 18th street, n. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Thee. Hin 4 Co. are leaving nothing un-
cone that this community may be sup.
Piled with all the comforts OF life In the Dry
foods line, for scarce q day passes but they
are getting the latest novelties from the East
Gn market, n their stock is but a reflex OF
We fashionable East. IL is pleasant to deal
I'M them, for more accommodating clerks
IAan Capt HIN or ciayt shirtz are hard to
ma, unless a crowd OF business presses The
sore into the services, than whom no more
peasant man to ideal with was ever behind
a counter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Good Styles. L. Swan, lately emigrated
to the State Of Matrimony, has a style lifting
n peculiar to himself. for, upon being SER
enaded by the Cornet Band last Monday eve
ming, he gave orders at Mack's DelmonicofOr
an oyster supper, which was partaken OF by
the members OF the band with admirable
gusto, and Swan was voted the prince OF
good fellows, which vote could be made unan-
imous in this community any day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

J. r.. Bells shed to keep his Lumber dry,
is one Of the best things in the city. bis
Lumber is well seasoned at all times, and can
be had and used In any weather. Carpenters
can now d. as good inside work during In
clement weather as during the best weather.
We are pleased to see that It is resulting in
increased patronage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Is the style Of every thing thing that Grant
sells. His Boots are No. i his Shoes are No.
/, his Clothing is No. 4 his Groceries are No.
], and he is a No. l man to deal with, selling
you always a No. l article, as low as it is pos
sible to buy anywhere in themarket. Ifyou
want anything in his line call On him No. !,
and you will go no farther, That's sol
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Buckvvheat Cakes and Lasses Is q dish
for an epicure, when both ingredients are
good. Having tried several different lots OF
Buckwheat Flour, we find the best at F. E.
Johnson & Co.'s, ground at The Thompson
Bros Mills at the Weddle bridge on the Ne
maha. 1t is undoubtedly well ground and
separated, and the genuine article. Try It!
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

cannot be excelled. He takes a pride in his
business, and has nothing but good ware
either of his own or Eastern make-which he
can recommend. We have long been Obser-
want OF his work, andafter yearsof trial pro-
nounce him as good a workman. and as nom
est a dealer, as can be found in a weeks
journey. He is now at No. Is, foot of Main
street. Give him a call and foot up for win
for
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Mayor F-RirbrOther has resigned the
me once OF Mayor OF our city, and moved
with his family to Tecumseh, where he Will
engage, in connection with his brother, F. NJ.
Fairbrother, In the publication Of the Tecum-
Ssh CA6gsoa. This leaves the ONCE OF Mayor
vacant
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Whitman q Co., (the company is Char
ley ButcherD have opened up a meat market
N McFan & Co.'S old stand, n will keep
constantly on hand all kinds Of fresh meat,
dressed in the best of style ant will pay the
highest price for all kinds Of dressed geese,
chickens, ducks. quails, etc. Give them q
call and get your meat neatly dressed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

PaYements.-F. A. Tisdel Is now engaged
in building a plank pavement, from Ponn's
corner to CogswelI's corner. Parson Davis
DR.. Blackburn and others done a good thing
in building a plank walk from the corner Of
Atlantic and LIST streets to the Episcopal
church. We would be glad to notice some
pavement Improvement on Main street.
There is a good opening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

RsmovslsLThe AdpeTftseT ONCE has been
removed two doors west Of its former room;
zane entrance on Main street
Hewett & Newman's Law Office has been re-
moved one door west Of its former location;
same entrance on Main street.
DeForest Porter's law office has been re-
moved to the corner room. over Mcpherson
&Tuttle's, No. So Main street.
The Democrat office has been emoved TO
oOgrwoI's new building, Firststreet between
Main and Atlantic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Leaf Tobacco Wanted.-Farmers hav-
ing on hand any leaf tobacco OF their own
raising, will find a purchaser therefor at this
once. II you have any, bring it in soon.
Those desiring to rise It as a crop will find 1t
to their advantage to call on US.
COIHAPPA BRO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

The Old s~aying-"go farther and fare
worse'-is played out, for II you go 70 the
foot Of Main street, to Baur's Saddle Shop,
and buy anything in his line, you will be
sure TO get good ware at low prices. And he
keeps most everything. Go and see him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

VIM. r. Den, accompanied by several
hunters from this vicinity, started on a big
hunt last week. They go for elk and buffalo,
and Den will go till hehnds them, and brings
back something substantial TO prove that he
has been hunting. Success to them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

We learn hat Geo. p. Berkly is making
extensive preparations to give a Grand An
nual Christmas Eve Ball. He is in his ele-
ment In this, as he is famed for getting up
the most enjoyable Dances ever had in this
section. From what we know Of his prepa-
rations and Of him, we predict the biggest
dance ever held In Southern Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

HannafOrd & McFAn have about got
their superb stock of Furniture arranged in
their new building, opposite the Block, and
It is a pleasure to look upon it. They are
striving for the wholesale patronage ofSOuth-
ern Nebraska, and from the many wagon
loads going west from their house daily, we
judge they are receiving a large share Of It.
They will I'LL bills as cheap as you can get
anywhere, and save you a trip east. And as
for the retail trade, that they have beyond
pe~radyenture
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
ATTENTIOM- ALIr

A.W. Morgan, Jr, of BrownviIle, 81 Main
Street, has Just opened q new and complete
stock of Cloths, Cashiers, Vestings, and al
kinds OF Piece Goods, and isprepared to make
Gents ClothiBg 70 Ordefin b most fashfOA-
able style.a He also keeps sfun nneof Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps q 6entg Fur
nishinR Goods, 4-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
Selling OF at COST

In order to get to repair my store
house, I will sell out my present stock Of
Cooking and Heating stoves at cost. For
cheap and good stoves go to the Pioneer Stove
Store, opposite the Court Couse, by &c Deu-
ser. "f
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

DE-. John A WrOe, Of Maryland, proposes
70 lecture in Mcpherson Hall this evening at
the usual hour, upOn the subject OF Electro
Physiology. He is well spoken Of as a lectur-
uby the Eastern press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
PAY UPI

All accounts due d. H. Lewis & Co. must be
paid up Immediately, or they will be placed
insthe hands Of an officer for collection. "a
word to the wise:' save costs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

r. Il. Ebright has still quite a stock OF
Q~ueensware on hand, and those wishing to
purchase full sets, or single pieces 70 MI out
broken sets, will do well to call on him at
a. t..... ..-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

These Ladies' and Children's FurS have
arrived at the Regulator, and from inspection
We are forced TO say they are splendid. They
are going OF rapidly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

McCreory q Nickel are special agents
for the school books recommended by the
State supt, for use in the public schools
OF Nebraska, and are at all times prepared to
supply the demand, either by retail or whole
sale. This places these books within the
reach Of all at publisher's prices, which is I'M
dOubtedly a great accommodation
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Grape Vines-Concords, Sl.50 per dozen,
$40. per hundred, and all other varieties in
proportion. Satisfaction is guaranteed as
TO quality and genuineness of vines.
47-6m j. W. MIDDLETON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

LOst-A gentleman's shawl, between Ben.
Rogers stable and Capt. Carson's residence,
on last Saturday. Any person returning the
same 70 this Office will be literally rewarded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
whitman a Co., the Is Chal

For a No. set of Harness, go SO souder's,
So Main st. 7-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Ist Premium.-The Canton Clipper PlOws
manufactured by Parlin & Orndoh, took the
let Premium at our State Fair. For sale by
gheIlenberper BroE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
anLnRnWARn.

Bucks Brilliant Cook Stove took the Gold
Medal above the Charter Oak and other com
petlng Stoves, at the New Orleans and st.
Louis Fairs, in 1883. For sale at b Pioneer
s'0E Hos s19rs' !, J. C. DEUsER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

GOOd building StOne-Wearenow 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 sLORAECE VARNEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

The following letter making inquiry for
information, is handed as as a sample Of
many letters received by our worthy post
master. We publish in hopes TO aid the DR..
In his search:
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Having determined to goon TO my farm,
offer for sale my residence in Brownytlle
Particulars given on application.
' r. W. FURNAS
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
$4,000 Bushels Of Corn

Wanted In exchange for Dry Goods and
Clothing at A. May & Co.'S Dry goods regu-
lator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02
YORKTOWN, DELAwARE Co., IND.,l
November 10 1850. I

40NNANANA Az AQN4a
Will the postmaster at BrOwnville be so
kind as 20 inform me II two men have lately
come 10 that place by the lam OF G. r. & G.
Discriminatory tall, green-lOOking fellows.
One has an old woman fora wife, and preach
es in the MI Church when he gets a chance.
The other is six FOO three inches high, twen-
ty-siX years old, false teeth, mouth looks
some like rats, large hand, long fingers,
his wife left him because he was lazy and
could not support her, very c~Owardly. Both
brothers are very religious. and are acduaint-
ances Of one Rev. Glover, who ~speculates.
trades aud breaches. These fellows some
times teach school; one Of them taught here
ten days, abused a little girl and had to run
on quit theS school. He will steal any,
thing he can Sip away. CD. StOddard IS his
name. The other IS c. r. Stoddard. They
worked my place in Clinton, Dewitt county,
Ill. They starved or worked one of my hOr-
ses TO death, sold the whole crop and run on
with the money, taking with them many Of
my things, as they had the use Of all my
nousehold, from astove to a gimblet. G.. ID.
Stoddard was in a grocery store q few weeks.
and his fingers was so long he got hts pass
port for some other place. He has but little
sensei cant converse on any subject, but is q
great eater. OVerloads his stomach and then
gets the sore throat. Any Information viii
be thankfully received.
Yours with respect.
Or. W. H. HICKS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

YewhO consult your interests, buy your
groceries at Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Drug Store for sale.-A complete and
well selected stock OF Drugs for sale, low for
cash Enquire ut this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

c. G. Dorsey has just returned from Beat
rice. He reports matters stin lively In the
land businesr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

S12OO Dollars and EXPensesg-See ad-
vertisement of American Shuttle Sewing Ma,
chine in our advertising columns,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Ten Ton Blacksmith's Iron of all sizes at
Shellenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

Potatoes, Cabbage, Onions. Turnips, and
beets, etc, at Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-02

J. w. Bliss, Regular Licensed Auctioneer.
Sales attended 70 In the country on reason
able terms. Orders len at the AdUertiser
office will receive proper attention. 4S-6m