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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17
The ohnrleston Cotton, Rice nnd Naval


The oharleston Cotton, Rice nmd Naval
stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, December l6, 1870.
O0rToS.-The inquiry for this staple was mode
rate but steady, prices generally showing an uu-
changed character, but were in some instances
slightly variable. Sales about 1000 bales. viz
SO at ls; IL at 1a; l2l as 13a; 81 at 1885, 12s at
lsx; l25 at 1875 81 at Il; 81 as l41s; 3s at l414;
81 at 143s, and 2i7 at 14s cts We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 gooa ordinary. ..l24@l8H
Low m1odlng. :....-...".......13E@l4
hldcGing..... ...-~...... ..l43sGl4H
Ssres midd!!ng.. s@14h
Rlo8-There was moderate demand, but
prices were rather easier; saies $50 tierces OF
clean CayolLa-ssy 60 tiercs at 5,f, Is at g. 80 at
6l-N and 11o a. 6Ac. =, Il. We quote good rice
at sx@shc. g tb.
NAVAL STos2S,-Tac transactions we're limited
say l3 bols spirits turpcnt:re at 42k@4ac 90
bbls. No. rosr at $50; bhls. low No. at
81 81; 8 bh!s dal a. g.: &C bhls. No. . at 81 IS
@16o.
PREIeHTs-Ta Liverpool, by steam direct 4 on
uplands; via New YORK. ga On uplands, l3sc en-
sea islands by sail IA Oh uplsnds, IA on sea
Islands. To Havrs NORMAL. coastwse-to New
slandss 50 9 ;icrce on rice; by sai &c q ib on
,otton q tIercc rice; 4Oc a barrel on rosin:
s7@s q II on lumber; ss@lo p on timber. To
Boston. by sail, H@%c 2 ID on upland ooEoa.
To Providence, by sail SS q II on boards, sc
p 10 on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c q II
On uphnds; oy aau, - 5s v on boards; 50 on,
timber; SO p ton on clay, aud 5000 30 On phos-
pilates. To Bahtmors, by steam, &c p ID; by
sail, 50 6o37 p IS on boards; s22a y = ton On
phosphate rocL Vessels are IL demand by
our merchants TO take irmtcS fre.Shts frrm
Georgetown, S. e., Dar.en and Satiiia River, Ga.
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern Ports, aud $40
&12 a N are the rates o2 lumber and boards.
misunderstanding 60 day bits lah@1sA.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The banks purchase
sight checks at X@h or and sell at par.
GOLD-l0lll.
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From the Journal of Commerce, December IA
For spirits turpcntine prices shcw no further
change; there is but little shipping inquiry and
chantable lots. with 100 bhls sold a. this price
Rosins-The market continues very quiet foY
strained; there are orders here for shipment, but
indncement as yet; fne grades continue 10 sell
freely at fun prices; he sales are 800 bbls No AZ
sS, and 100 bhls at So IS; we quote strained o.
Sc o5 bill; No at So 2os2 ass No at So 5oa3: pale
aud eX ra pale az 50 5oa6. Tar is steadily ~,
with small inquiry; We quo!e Wilmington, as IL
rnns ot 60 35a2 10
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CCMMERCIIL NEWS.
EIpOrIS.

BosNS-2er schr Montara-5C0 bbls spirits tur
pentine 500 bbls rOsin 40 tens iron and metals IL
ba es upland and 10 bales sea island Gotten, 70
bales rags and paper stock, 100 loose hides So 900
feet noUring boards.
NEW YoRh-Per steamship Ashland-as bags
sea Island Cotton. S75 bales upland cotton, 101
bbls naval stores 20 casks clay. Per schr Mary
Manklu-9o, 600 feet Lumber, 1000 feet timber.
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Receipts by. Railroad, December IG,
soCTu CAROLYN. SiIrRoIn

1854 l,;;lc5 cotton, a5 bales goods, . cars stock.
To Railrcal Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers & CO. Dow.
ling S CO, " x Ry an, Wagener Il Mardau.:s, a
MuiIgan, FROST Adger. Wiss e. @e ,fow.y &
Son, Sloan a. Srignious, A J Salinas, q " Vii
lalns & co, " Zee s. CT. W G Courtney {. CO. "
W Smith, 7 Smith, W B Williams /, Son, ] N
Robson, r Gure & co, Hunt Bros Chg Eoru, Her
ring Il &c, and a Trenholm L Sen.
SOUTHEASTERN R4IZRoAp.
l2s bales cotton, naval stores, rorga Ice, lnna.
Der, n.!s", &C. TO q w Wlll!ams& a CO. Frog. &
.Adger, Muary S Son, W X Ryan, # Sn!th. a J
Salinas, Walter &C. caldwell " Sen. i!roi:e s.
60. RaT' De Il GO. II 8ischofr 90. G A Glover, =
II & " Devices. Rrcder j. Davis. pei2cr, Rodgers
& CO, Row P II Northrop, q Garter, >loau & Se.g-
ni0us, auJna, KnsInan i Howell Marshall Jr.
3 ID Stanry, T Bunntl,J a Qme;Hcnau5!l, Bon.
mann Bros. RoJs''n. Gaillard x .:.mo.I, q
Bee 4 CO. GGrpy. WardltW & C..s,T W,ss &
o., E Wen!ng, and Railroad Ascent.
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OF leaving.
Money packages must be properly sealed and
duplicate receipts sent with each.
For Freight eugagements or Passage, arl'!y On
board, al South Atlantic Wharf, or to
DOUGLAS NiSBET, Agent,
0llce on Accommodation Wharf.
N. B.-Freghr and wharfage payab!e on the
wharf.
No Freight received sitter sunset
Shippers are respectfully requested 70 observe
this. 0ct"9
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NORTH EASTERN RA,.RoAr
Passengers,

Fer stea,he- Emile, from George;vwn, g O.
Colilns, Il i lizard, w Arm Ia!tel AMI sul, A G
Trenholm, A:s Fraser, Pr.rgle: ioliga Willis,
AMI IL deck
Per steamer nic: Boy, from Beaufort, Pacific
Johnson, W y Warren, D Callahan. aili: "a deck.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD

lkss gg g W Z ssS z za Gsz'
Tfalns !r;sve Char eSton daily ct 9.9G A. is.
Sundays cX@eptc,l,) end $50 r. IL.
iT:i:r A. Charleston 7.%0 A. ID, tSsondays ex
ceprcA,i ard J p. VI.
Tram !ci"nG as ESQ 4. NJ, makes through con.
n2etl0n To New York Via 2ichmond and Aguln
Creek only-goinS through In IL hours, and WITH
out detention On sunday.
'i1 EriinDRd and Washington, or Boy route wa
Portsmouth end Baltimore. Passengers lcavlDs
Friday by this train lay over on sunday In BALI
more; those leaving on Saturday remain Sunuay
III Wilmington, n. q.
This ia the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route 20 Cincinnati, Chicago and other point,
West and Northwest, both trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains OF
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
8. S. S0LOMONS.
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. Z cLEAioB. General Ticket Agent.
seEtG
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rEORGEToWN STEAM PACKET.

The Steamer EMILE, Captain c. .1iE1n n
@. White. will receive Freight az tEsSss9sse;Ss1.s
Commercial Wharf, every SATURDAY and WEB
NIspAY and leave each port as follows:
Charleston, SUNDAY and "WEDNESDAY NIGHT al
10 o'clock. , :.
Georgetown. thursday and Friday MORNING at
O O'Clock.
ON SATURDAY River Freight VIII be received for
Keltibeld and Weymouth Mills, and on WBpNyS-
DAY for Brookgreen and Waverly NILS
For engagements. apply to
SHACKELFORD KELLY,
dcoli-sw BoJce'H Wharf.
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nAcIFIe MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the abo7e line leave rier <,ET4ss,
No. AZ, North River, foot or. Cana .S&3Ailssss2sS
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, ol tae sti
and goth OF every month except When these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing. ,,,,.,
stesiners for South Pacific and Central Americaa
ports. Those Of 4tn touch ct ManZanliio'
Steamship JAPAN leaves San francisco fer ia
nan and China December 81, 1870.
No California steamers touch 1T Havana, eu1
90 direct from New York to AspihWaa.
One hundred pounds baggage iree 10 cacn aduit
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
| at the COMPlNY'S TICKET OFFICE, on :he
wharf Got OF Canal street, North River, New
York. r. n BABY, ASens.
;niy16-1yf
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,WEEDn FAMILY PAvoRTTE LoCK-sTIT0H
MACHINE
are the best In use
For sale on the Lease Plan, with montnly pay
ments. on easy terms, or for cash. All Kinds .!
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, (White'
black and colored) SILK, OIL, Soap, &C., &c.
Reporting as usual. Circulars and samples o.
So' = - D. B. RAsELToN,
General Dealer in. First Glass Sewing NE
chimes and Material No. 3o7 King street.,
augl7 Charleston. ;. Z.
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L1sY OF VESSELS
sr, clrARBp AID SAILED FOR TnIe FORT.
F o r F l g y

FORE g N.
Steamship Pioneer, Culoertson. up..".... Nov -
Br slIlp MuscUguS, Glover, sailed ..........NUV
Br bark Yumuri. Campbell, sailed. .Oclooer %
Br bark Arbitrator, Irwin, sailed. November
CARDIFF.
Bark Benjamin Ossena, Hill, sailed. October 70
The Prof Schweigard, Svang. cleared Nov 10
CALLAO.
Pr bark Intimcs, Ge:not, sailed Oct 1e
BREMEEHAvES.
Bark Kepler, Lanckenau sailed. ed............Soy
olRGESTI, SICILY.
Br bark HawIeyc, Girsenil sailed. ."",.-Oos 10
KINGSTON, IA
Br bark Louisa, Cook, up D.@....,o..,......No
oIYSFUEGoS.
Spanish brig Carrequeus, Pages, salled'....Dtc
DoMEs sgIc.
BOSTON.
Bark G Hall, F;sEe, p.........,...,,....Dec )
Brig j Kennedy, iisllc,t, cleared. 1900. Nov 90
Schr Grace Gudlcr. Smith. up............NoV 10
Steamship Mcrceliia, Leonard, clesTed.....Dec j3
Sclr Mary Stow, Rankin, up.........u....Occ !
Scns Darieu, Rogers, cleared ....."........De Dec 8
Schr $ ljav!s, Bishop Gp....,,..........Dec 9
PHILADELPHIA.
SclIr f Borda, Dukes, cleared. Dec ]
SGhr Gettysburg. Cerson, cleared. ....... NOV q
Sclir A. $ Iorson, Brewer, cleared. .Dcc IL
Schr j. A Hooper, HOQper, up. Dec 3
.Schr N BrownaM, Douglass, cleared. .....De: o
BALT1MoRE.
Schr Surprise, Beers. up........,...........Dec Dec
Seh1 ii Siickncy Pooks, cleared. Dec II
RooRroEr, NE.
Schr Clara VI E.wcl,, Giles, Sailed. .........D Dec q
PROVIDENCE
Bark sabra Noees, Kilarn, ,up.......'.--..Dco 10
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1,EE GREAT LUNG REMEDY


GLOBE F1sWER COUGH SYRUP
Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asshm9; S"uSns,
colds bleeding Of the LnSgs Ofoa ~ iine
Cough and Consumption, %>aen laKea III uuie.
oTnRTWENTY V S THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES esq :
to bear testimony 10 The great sSpeIl0fity WM WM VI
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP over " o'hef
lung remedies introduced.
Globe Flower cough Syrup Is Warranteo hot W
co,tuh nnium or other nauseous drugs IN any OF
Their forms. ..o,
&C Gnhe Flower Cough Syrup legally warFantea
TO cure .,,,o, nv
pound. II ls PLEASANT TO the tas!e auu ''a' Aue7e
10 the most delicate infant.
Foi salghy druggists. Price 81 per h0tile.
PEMtt RTON, TAYLOR i o.,
Trou!letvrs and Chemists, Atlanta Ga.
ROSWELL GA, April 90 1870.
.iifssTS. Prstbe-tyg,, Taylor e 90:
DEAR SIKs-l received the bottle OF Giobe
Flower syrup at noon, yesterday, and began the
use Of IL inmediaselS. My patient passed
more comfortable night than she has for three
months, and now, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. says she
feels ike another woman. / Intend to conliAuc
the usc VI The GlOhe Flower Syrup, believing II
viii make cure. Never have l witnessed such
great benefit from remedy, In 80 -hort time, IN
inv life shall in the lutufe use 'yonr Globe
Flower syrup in al casos Uf colds, coughs and
all affections O. the lungs that may present them
selves. Respectfully,
Pur saie ~ Eli Druggists,
Wholesale Druggisf9
dec,-tuthssmos Charleston, 3. c.
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UTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.

TREGUGN BIZ DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT. HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH, DhRLEN AND
BRUNSWICK, Ga.
The favorIte Steamer
LIZA III a n @ . x,
Captain L. ". BCRIS
Will receive Freight at South Atian- r I'D 4,
tic wharf for above points every .5fsbzssEasaRz
TUESDAY, and leave on every WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, att O'clock, arriving ~ Savannah the same
evening, aud leaving for Darien, &C., the follow
Ing mUlTing. Returning, Will leaTe Savannah for
Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
Foa Freight or passage. apply TO
isaVENRh & HOLMES,
sep1o No Iii East Bay.
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Markets By Telegraph.

FOREIGN.
LONDON, December 15-NOon-Consols 81
Bonds SsK. Sugar quiet and steady. TalloW 4Sa
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Railroads.

CAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL.
~ EOAD.
az M 8z EE is5saIzss EEEEaRa
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Read run daily as
follows:
Leave Charleston -. .....,.....Gss Il L.
Arrive et SaFaDnah. h.............1.G3 f. NJ.
Leave SaFdnuSn.- lilo A. ny.
Arrive at ChaSlcston. .6.20 y. NJ.
Connects AZ Savannah with :ha Atlantic & Gulf
Rail- road for Jacksonville a., Augustine, and all
points III Florida.
Wisa Central Railroad FOR Macon, AtIansa, No.
bile. New Orleans and the WcEt
Wiki STEAMBOATS, COX points on the Savannah
River.
At Charleston with The Northeastern and South
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships ior all points
North ard West.
Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels
In Cha.les;cn; Streven House, Sav.nnah; aad 2ll
principal Ticket Offices North and South.
Ffeiah's forwarded daily 20 aud from SaVaa.
nah ana III points beyond.
Through Bills or Latiug issued TO Jacksonville,
Pa.aths fe.
Tariff as low as by any other nno-.
U. 5. G!tDSDEN,
0Ct5 Engineer 0H', Snpers Ien,ent.
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T Y C E L 81 o r
a I'R T0N G,
No DYE!
lnsuree Healthy and Vigorous GroTth, WaT.
ranted not 20 contain LEAD, Sulphur, or any
other injurious Drag
clear OF DandruiT, prevent the falling out OF the
Hair and give it o soIt and beautiful gloss
Is IL not injurious " the health Of the ne user, nor
is it greasy aSd riIAy IKE many oi tue pfepsra.
Aanufactured b? DR.. II, BAED
Wholesale and cta DraaciS:
NO. l3l Meeting street., Chariest m.
PTve per bottle So cents. on.
N. BAH The preparations manura ...,s r.,
DR.. II. BAER are In accordance " Ieu Iea,,,as ns
given by distinguished Physicians ,,u io nao,
subjected TO long and careful I. shm % na'e .o n1
Ssae: remedies, and he i al iai. ,.a W ~
submit these formulas to An s,n'es o'os "
sion, OF oriierS teilrnr deineeIs v. ii sno
------------ rlcu NiNrInAIlDns
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dcc1i-sw
ToR SAVANNAH VIA PACIFIC LAND

TOR SAVANNAH VIA PACIFIC LAND
ING AND BEAUFORT.
Tho fast sailing Steamer PILOT r. sdEsoA
BOY. Cap,a!n.J W. Sly, will leave sEgEsEsai3.
Central Wharf for above places every MONDAY
MORNING, az S O'Clock.
RETURNING,
The PILOT BOY will leave Savannah every
TUESDAY MORNING, ut O'Clock Beaufort and Pa.
&c Landing same day. ]. ID. AIKEN & Co.,,
uov29 Agents, Central Wharf.
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MEMORANDA.

The British bark Rosalind, Bgot, for st Geiena,
c.eared 1T Havana December s.
The schr Georgia Swan, from Georgetown. c,
had sailed from Barbados previous 70 November
II. -...,..-
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FTIME TABLE OF STEAMER CARGO"
4 FOR DECEMBER, 1sir.
EcE EniSTO, ENTERPRISE AND VA LAND,
INGS, INLAND ALL TIE WAv.}
TIE Steamer "ARGDn w!n e aSxsh.
ceyu Freight ct South Atlantic !s,sss.assis11zss
Wharf, on MGHpAYs aaa fACRsDAYs, and leave
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27

r. r. EeetiOn.-Next Saturday is the day
which will decide whether our city will SUBJ
scribe $4,000 to the capital stock of the
BrOwnville Fl. Kearney & Pacific Railroad
Company. Sc little difference of opinion ex-
lists among our citizeng upon the subject,
that no one dOubts that a unanimous vote
will be given in favor of the proposition. In
this connection in is gratifying to know that
the action Ofthis precinct and city are having
a good effect west of us, for already are two
precincts discussing the project of adding
$4,000 each to the donation made by this
precinct to aid the building of the road; and
they will make this donation if the road can
be deviated but slightly from a straight line,
The present line of policy theoretically pur-
sued, and work commenced in the spring,
will give US, beyond a p~eradventure, the aid
andcO-operatiOn ofthe precincts and counties
west Of us. Show a clear record next Satur-
day, neighboF, for Brownville and a Western
Railroad!
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27
A. n.

Has Just received a splendidl lot ofChromos
and telegraph Pictures, which he is getting
framed for his Dollar Scheme. He has among
these some as fine pictures of this kind as
were ever made, valued and wOrth-from
fifteen TO twenty dollars, and the frames
will be equal to the pictures. We took an
advanced peep at these, and cannOt refrain
from describing a few of the leading ones:
Mammals IN Heaven" is ISx24 in size; the
picture shows four little childred whose
mother has died, and they lave been told
she had gone away, the children look all
over the garden, then meet on the sofa and
on remarks she cannot find Mamma another
say Mammals in Heaven" and the picture
shows the angel mother lowering over her
children. H. is beautiful in conception and
execution. Easter Morning" is a beautiful
Cross, with a wreath OF flowers entwining
1t. 1t is l5x2I, and is superb. Making a
Kite" is another beauty; a boy making a
kite; l5xls. ''TheC Captive Child" contains as
rich scenery as was ever transferred to can
vass by any process. 1t shows a white child
captive to the Indians, in a canoe with an
Indian girl T7x26. "The Kids Play Ground'
is an animal picture. Little Eva is a scene
from the play Of Uncle Toms Cabin. If you
now "a CANAG OML oOND4Af W." AAeRP-<
eiate this ideal creation Of Uncle TOMS teach
er, in a reflective mood. isn't she pretty"
9Th Little Intruder ''The Three Friends
THE Unconscious Sleeper" sunlight in
Winter are all first class pictures Of good
size, and worth from IS to $40 each. Of fruit
pictures he has "Raspberrles, - Peaches"
Cherries" sour Kitchen Garden" repre-
senting fruits and vegetables so lusciOusly
lovely that ones mouth instintively waters
toget at them. Besidesthese. he has about one
hundred smaller Chromosn yet none worth
less than s. III these are TO go for One Dollar
only! That is Marsh's plan. He asks you
only 81 for $50 or a s. picture; n has been
known to sell a $50 ~greenback for 81. Go and
see hint
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27
A Fruit Farm For Sale.

I will sell on reasonable terms my fruit
farm, on which Clifton Post Office is now To-
Gated, in Nemaha County, Nebraska, which
is 20 miles from Nebraska City, y miles from
crops of Fruit Seven kinds in bearing! 1000
pounds OF Dried Raspberries produced last
season! go Apple trees, orchard size, LOO
smaller! so EvergreenS 1 10 > feet high, 1000
maHeT Peach Orchard, IA trees, , years
Old! Many ornamental trees, shrubs and
plants. Eight acres of wind breaks. Cotton
woon and Maple. 40 acres Land. Buildings
suitable for present necessities. A IOO barrel
Cistern. A tip-tOp Stone Quarry. Call and
see it or address the subscriber at Clifton
Nemaha County, Nebraska.
IL2t BENTON ALDRICH. D..
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27
sHOOTIyg AFFRAR A. RocrpoRT NO

We Term that on last Tuesday ex-sherif
Blake shot two OF the Evans boys, as they
are called, killing both. Our information is
tOthe effect that the Evanses had threatened
the life OF Blake, who, seeing them come into
town, prepared 70 defend himself. They
came to him-One on horseback and one on
foot-and while he was talking to the one on
foot, the other shot at him from behind.
Blake then drew his revolver, shot the one
he was talking TO, and wheeled around and
shot the other before he could get away, and
continued firing until they were past doing
him any harm. The Evans boys are said to
have been perfect d~esperadoes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27
HannafOrd & MeFaI's Wholesale and Reta

HaRnafOrd & MeFal's Wholesale and Retail
Furniture store isnow second to no establish
ment of the kind in the West. They have
just all you may call for from the smallest
and neatest piece Of household furnitRre, to
the finest parlor Sets complete, Their stock
Of bedding is large and full, and is being sold
lower than the goods can possibly be bought
for and made up. They nave also a splendid
lqt 81 MirrOrs, and Cords and Tassels to hang
Fthefn. And Jack mo be excelled in franz
ing pictures with the rich and varied stock
Of mOuldings kept constantly on hand. II
you want in their line, you might navel for
a month and hardly hpd a better stock to Sc
lelect from or better men t0 deal Eith.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27

sherman HOuse.-AmOngO our new advertise
ments to-day will be found one for the Sher-
man House, just opened on Main street, by
Cyrus NJ. Kaufman Mr.. Kaufman is an
old hand al the business, thoroughly accom-
modating a -'good provider,' and has his
house rehtted, and neatly furnished. 1t is
centrally located, and one Of the best hotels
in the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27

Emigrants.-AbOut twenty emigrant teams
have crossed the river at this point during
the past week. Several of them we learn
came from Indiana. They report financial
matters tight, and crops almost played out.
They nearly all appearto be substantial fam
flies, coming with good teams. good stock,
and, generally, good looking women and
children. Suffer such to come unto us, for
that's the kind will make Nebraska second
TO no State in the Union.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27

Store at LOndOn.-We are pleased to notice
that London is now prepared to supply the
surrounding country with Dry Goods, Gro
ceries and Ready Made Clothing. A. W.
Ellis, as will be seen by our new advertise
ments, has just received and opened a nice
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries and Clothing
at that place, and proposes to sell so low as
to do away with the necessity of farmers
coming to the river for such articles. Go
and see him!i y!
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27

j. r. Bell is now receiving all kinds of Pine
Lumber, in immense quantities; and from
the number of teams constantly hauling 1t
away, one would suppose that he is supply
ing the state from the Platte to the Kansas
line. He keeps all kinds Of Sash, Doors,
Blinds, MOuldings, and whatever may be
called for in his line. He is selling lumber
so low that farmers can afford to haul it 100
miles, and make money over any other yard
in the State. Sim is in charge of the yard,
and a truer man to deal with does not live.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27
nr11cInus IRECTOR

,uEsRYTERIAN CHURCH. Services each
oL,Satb nj IH9O a.. m, and 7;30 p. m. Prayer Meet
90 "wednesday evenings. sabbath School at ?
elclocAP Rev. J. 7. BAIRD, Pastor.
i. CHURCH.-ServiCes each Sab
- az Tem m. and T:30 D. m. Sunday school
~ m. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
A'' Rev. ID. H. MAY, Pastor.
cupTSTrS CHURCH-EPISCOPAL-COrner At
.tic and second streets. Services every Sunday
sIrn-.ing AZ I0L o'clock. Sunday School at -
G.Ta.E evening Service at "a O'Clock. Holy
0SnInniOn administered on the first sunday Of
each g. r. AVIS Rector.
papTTST CHURCH-COrner Fourth and Allan
D-s-osts services every sabbath except the third
uCs.6 month. at II O'Clock A. n. and : O'Clock p. ~.
gM.S5sT school at 10 a. m. Prayer Meeting We'd
nesat e'' rs. LOWE, Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-27
WITHOUT HOPE OF REWARD OR EMOLUMEST
WE SAY.

It is an actual pleasure to 60 into us. Het-
zeTs Clothing Emporium, No.. 20 Main-st,
and see the numerous customers who are
constantly adjoining their corporal systems
with good, substantial, wen made and cheap
Ooihlng. That man don't live that sells
goods in a more pleasant way h Hetzel, or
his clerk, VIM. HartshOrn; for they will tear
down great ricks Of OvercOats, Pants, Vests.
DreSs Coats, or underwear, 70 get at just
what you want, and at prices so low that we
have yet TO hear Of any person going away
without what he came for. Just now he is
doing a good thing by our people in Over
COASTS selling them so low that the poor
est man in the county viii actually loose
money by doing without one. He says he
will empty his shelves OF all winter goods at
cost, to make room for a large spring stock;
and, wha Hetzel says we wiz go his securi-
ty on doing, for his word is as good as gold
for whatever he promises. Go and see him!