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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

EINEPLR'S BAIAR cunlsin~ besides pictures.
patterns. etc, = variety of matter of especial
lINc and Interest 10 the family; articles health,
dress, and hOus excepting i'm all is branches its ed
!tOTa matter Is specially adapted To the circle il il
intended IL interest and instruct; anS it has he
sides good stories and literary matter Of merit II
Is not surprising that the journal with such features
has achieved in a short time an immense success :
for something o. its Kind desired in thoIrsau udS
Of families, and it, publishers iEvc flied the de
maEd. The yoUug lady who buys a single mum Der
OF HaTPer- BaZaT IL made subrCriber for life.-N
!. Egs1tiH0 Past
The fS;lzar IS excellent. Like all the periodicals
which the iIurTer> published, u j. almost. ideally
well edited and tine class of readers iur whom IL *
intended-the mothers and daughters in average
iamilicS-Can not but profit BY lis good sense and
good taste. which we have no doubt. to-day
making very many homes happier tnUH they may
have been before the women began taking lessons
in personal and household and social management
from this good aturcd mentor Tho Nation, v J.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
Dissolution of Co-Pnrtncr,hl.

rs'IIE partnership heretofore existing under A.,
FIRM Eame Of j. r. Bell ,S son. is tEiS siyv 49, e
solved By r.Ctu2l consent sim Pell retiring n - -
from. All accounts due the LFni VIII be cCIi,ctat
ana FeCtiFted l0r by JnO. X. Bell, and al. blS 81
tracted iCr The benefit of the firm 10 this Ga,e NJ,
be paid BY the same. ~ VIII
j. RFGs
SIMEON BELL
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
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IF.IsAE
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HaTptT- BaEiT, one yr:ii-.----------------.-sI ID
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copies for =-l.oU without extra copy.
subscriptions 10 Harpcr's Magazine. Weekly and
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iiarpers Period Gals. to address Tor year, a.
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rOco cloth, viii bc sent by express, freight prepaid
for - each.
The postage Oh II=rrer's Bazaar is ~ cents year,
Which must be paid ~ the suhSCr hers pO~tOtle.
address HABELI[ g. BRO III F.i: New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
Evacra:ion of Orleans b. the French.

The Pruss.ams occupied Orleans at
midnight of the 4th, the French com
mander having evacuated the place.
at the demand of the Prussians, who
threatened to bOmhard the city. Be
fore evacuating, the French deftroycd
The powder and spiked the marine
batteries
Dispatches from the chief corps
d'armee say the retreat was made in
good order
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

1t is reported that Gen. D'Aurellis,
who was wounded during the late bat
tie, has fallen into the hands of the
Prussians.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
IIIEE Dee )

Gen. Dgcr0t is now seeking to ef-
feet a junction with General De Pala-
dine.
FrancsTirpurs have beaten the
PruS>ians at TTemblay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
SJEsCKIPTIONs-Is7I.


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IN Extra Copy of either the N!I-..Zc. Weekly. or
Bazaar Will ne IpI IL gratis fOr every Cur q. Five
~ulr cTbcT~ ~ : uu each, m one remittance, or SN
Copies S3.tU. without extra copy.
Subscriptions to IiHTpcrS Magazine. Weekly and
Ba2ar. % enc address for one wear $40: OF. two
HIrI Periodicals, 10 one address, tCT one year
=.
fs Pack Numbers can be SUppliCy! at any time.
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cloth binding, VIII BE- sent 10y express, free Of
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FuUi teen \Ou;1eS, sent OH TeC-i,t of cash al the
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chaser. NClumt NV. ready January lSt, lSsi.
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which must be p:=id ar the subscribers post Office.
Address HARPER & BROTHER. New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

The friends of Congressman Sehenk
are again mentioning his name in
connection with the English Mission.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
SUBECRIPTIONS-IS7I.
TERMS

Harper's Magazine, one year-----.------.--s4 %
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B.Z.Ir viii be supplied C1tS tor every Club Of
Five subscribers at Sl,u', without eNtru copy.
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Bazaar. To- one address for year $40; or. two Of
Harppr'S Periodicals. to address for wear, 81
E5 Back numbers can be supplied at any time
4 complete set ur HarPer's Magazine, now com
priSiug II volumes, III neat cloth binding viii be
sent Jy express freight at expense OF purchaser
for S,.j Ecr vc.unle Single volumes by mail. post
paid -. cloth for binding, - cents by mall
postpaid.
The postage an TIarper's Magazine is - cents a
year which mus; be paid at The subscribers post
HARPER & BROTHERS. New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
NEBRAsKA ATE NOR N A 4
sCHOOL-CLOsIEG ExERCIsES.

NE EbHAShA It n r K N d H N IL
sCHoOL-CLOsING EXERCISES.
The Nebraska State Normal School
was established by an act of the Leg
i.lature, Jan. 2nd. 1867, and located at
the pleasant village of Peru In this
county. At that time the success of
such an Institution in our young State
was considered by many as exceeding
ly hazardous. 1t is, perhaps, not as-
Stunning too much to say that had 1t
not fallen into the hands il did, it
would have proved failure. The
Board was composed Of the men for
the place and the Principal, Professor
Mckenzie, made TO order. To-day
the Normal School Is firmly estab-
lished as one OF the Institutions of
the State, and to he rs lasting as the
State itself. The Board have just is
sued the first annual catalogue from
which we extract the following:
BOARD pF EDUcATIoS.
ID. c. Cole, Esq. President, Peru.
David Barnes Esq, Secretary. Peru.
Hon. y. Z. Majors, Peru.
Hon. James Sweet, -OIlicio, Nebraska
city.
Hon. &. ID. Beals, Ex-Oflcfo, Omaha.
Judge %. r. Ueweit, Brownville, Neb.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Hon. Geo. w. Frost, Omaha,
Col. X. W. Furnas, Brownville.
Rev. DIR. X. W. Oliver, Nebraska City.
FACULTY.
]. N. Mckenzie, a. NJ, Retiring Principal
II. III. Straight. \. b., Principal, Latin
Mental md Moral Sciences.
p. VI. Martin. Associate Principal, Natural
Sciences and Mathematics.
Miss Carrie ID. Fuller, Preceptress, Teacher
In Elocution and Higher English.
Miss Mary 8. Osborne, Principal OF the
Model Department, Teacher In French and
German.
r. Watson Smith. A. B.. Vocal and Instru-
mental Music and Latin.
GRADUATES.
George Howard, I.eona. Nebraska.
Annie Moorhead, Albany. Kansas.
THOSE HAVING COMPLETED THE TRAINING
COURSE"
Miss Emily Brooke, Salem. Nebraska.
Miss Francis Kingman. Falls City, Ncb.
Mr.. Henry Rol,erts, Peru, Nebraska.
SFMaARY.
,-...- STUDENTS IN ATTENDANCE WHILE a
SEMINARY.
Crt'lfttefilPff-. o. w
TrDFsSTS IN ATTENDANCE
/ 6S-76. SINCE A NoKMAL SCHOOL
WAS E5rABLISHBD.
Ladies..-.----...................-.- l02
Gentle men luz AJi
1870. DURING THE PRESENT TERM.
Seniors-Ladies. ............... ......-
tentS--.-..- 4 4
Juniors-Ladies.... IL
Oen -
FIRST YEAR OR TRAINING COURSE.
GcntS-..-...........-.. 81 u
Total Ia Normal and Seminary Dep's 81
Model Department--Masers -
Misses. ~ 81
Whole number for present T-rm............ l5G
Normal student for this TERM. II
previous terms g.
Grand Total, by 55l
Dcct names that appear more than once 229
b,Io l,or nF, Al
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

The public debt statement shows q
reduction Of seven millions OF dollars
during November.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
"a Complete Pictorial History of the Times
''Bes:, Cheapest, and NEST Success
fIl EHTiiiJ PnPcF in the taiOn."
HARpER'S WEEKLY.
sPLTIDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Naficcs nrt.,e Prs.

THE Model Newspaper Of our Country. Com
PiCie Ia all the departments 80 an AinclTC;tm
Family Paicr HyrPer's Weekly has earned FOR il
Sci right lis lille. ~ Journal Ui Civilization.
--NtW IOEE Egasi,tC Post
The best pub icsttun %. lis class il America, and
lar ahead OF al! other wps ly Journals S not To
permit of say comparison hrigsetH . ana any Oi
their number lis columns contain the uHc>t col
lection of rcs iiH,. HatteT that are printed d"
Its Illus traIOr, numerous and beautiful, being
furnished by the CHIEF artists uf the cOuuTy.-BOS
fOH IIGrct'T.
IIarpcr'S Weekly Is the best and most Interesting
Illustrated newspaper. NGT dJe> lis value depend
IN it, illustration, alone. Us reading matter ~ Ola
high order OF literary IlyT!t-Nared. Instructive,
entertaining, and ubgNCc ,tIui2h.e.-N, y san.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

One OF the editors of the Detroit
Tribune, who spent Il few weeks in
Nebraska, wrote some very pretty
things about our State, and Omaha in
particular. DR.. Miller of the Herald
notices the compliments paid to State
and city, and pleads niodesty as an
excuse for not copying the references
TO the editor of the Herald. Don't be
so modest Doctor, because the 7ri-
6Hne differs ICith the Herald political
ly. Well help you out. Here is
what the Tribune says:
"Dr. George l.. Miller, of the Oma-
ha Herald, did all that WAS in his
power to make the visit of his Detroit
friends delightful, and | rejoice that
j am able TO congratulate him upon
the skill with which he edits wide
awake, spicy and entertaining daily,
at whose size | constantly marveled,
and whose vigor and life do honor to
the town in which il iss published.
DIR. Miller, though still in his errly
prime, is one of the "oldest inhabi-
tants" of the State, and he possesses
that thorough acquaince with its his
tory, il resources and its men, which
are the essential attributes Of success
fui journalism in new country. 1t
savors of base ingratitude to add that
he is "a tremendous Democrat :" but
can hardly avoid stating the fact,
= therefore do so reluctantly, and ten
der to him at the same time humble
and profuse apologies"
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

Gov. BUTLER AND THE GIFT Con-
CERT.-The following card of Gov. B.,
published III the State Journal of
Nov. 26, was overlooked. or it would
have been promptly copied. We clip
from the Tribune of last evening
Omaha Rcpubticdn.
Editor State Journal: ] notice
that in the advertisement OF Tiche-
nor's Real Estate Gift Concert, my
name is appended to q recommended
ton of the enterprise to the people of
the State. IncUci' signed such q re-
cOnmcndafiOn or authorized any one
TO use my name in the afi;Iir, and it
has been done UithoW D1y knOwtedgc
or consent. .-. --.,--.-.-
DAVID BUTLER.
1t looks as though the bottom is
dropping out of the Tichenor Lottery
Mr.. Brock Deputy Treasurer OF State,
who has been acting as Treasurer OF
the concern, has published card
resigning his position. Nearly every
State officer has been represented AZ
endorsing the concern. We have
been not little surprised to see these
associations and not less so, at the
length of time it has required to find
out that the parties had not time to
attend To the business, or that their
names had been used without con-
sent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
BERLIN, Dee.

Russia has been consulting with
the Porte and others To form AN al
lance which will guarantee integri-
ty to the Turkish dominion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
FOREIGN.

Fruits of the Movements I'm Progress
LONDON, Dec. 8.
A telegram dated Tours I'd, says IL
was officially stated last night that
one or two days must yet eiapse be-
fore the fruits of the movements ID
progress be fully reaped. Up to THIS
time the most complete success has
attended the successive steps taken.
Every moment brings nearer TO eacn
other the armies of the Loire ana Far
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

The National Council of the Union
League of America meets In Phildel.
phia December IA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
SGIires offlIe Press.

Grpers BaZRr contains Is folio pages of the Size OF
Harrer's Weekly. printed on supeTfue Calcr-
dercd paper, and IS publi.led weekly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
y Il epOsiiory Of "a shiGu, Pleasure and In
SfrECfiGH.''
HARPER'S BAZAR.

4 supplement, containing numerous full sized pat
tern or useful articles. accompanies the
paper every fortnight
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
l.. Mr.. r.. co.

- Office IS hereby given. that pursuant IN o-,
~ Of the hJcOFpOrtatOrS OF the Lite Nrmal, ptf
er Railroad Company, on the 2d day OF JanII,,rl
D., IS7l. at the Office OF Willium H. HoCyrr ~
BrOwnville, Nebraska. books viii be OIeued h., h
ceiyns subscriptions 10 the capital stock Of iS ,e
company.
CHARLES G.. DORSEY
r.. W. THOMAS
JEFFERSON II. BROAUy
WILLIAM II. HOOVER
j. X. HOOVER
ROBT W. FUkNAS
wit lncUrpora,or.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
EE
CURES
TRY Ell FOR YOURSELF.

HAII ItHFt VI II cures every rfme ii ynu u.s. NJ,
soap on the parts while applying The on ana in
l''sttuess or ItlieuuIsttisru '' -
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

n
L. BrownvilIe, Nebraska, DecemDer Isl, WhlGn Ga. y
moi called r in one II Onth viii be sent TO the Dead
Letter Office:
Auia WE Medlin Jefferson
aKnstrcno slsxC Morgan Rose Ella 2
asbvrorfh Nellie MctASh Mary
1.sIs,. D+',-iJ n McG:nniS Lana
5anS;,re Jennie Mc{tlyBn Bryan
Pcsf NJ McKeney Allie
ENgar5us 7 ~ McKPuZe :
ii-'7,,-, 6iivs y McWi!iianIs VIM
Ri,nX-ard ITarv Niebel ESiVer j
Bunyard Bettis Mower iI,, Tenn
Buck q v O4unS,u VIM
Burger SimOs OPeit Jdli-
GuTtOn Lon .-- IdtiSh 'tsihei
C,hadscv calvin II Patch John
Comet Austin RATION I1Oi
S0ien1sn samuel Pickering Thomas
CrCfEOrd HoraCeC froHo1I
D1niOTth Z neSh -Ats'l.h1 ~ ~
T1fvCn Tau~eS ShGdTack James
i,,-o' i.C,'r,,, .. sharpe Jackson
Erwin = SImkinS Wash
FlOSSon John HtaWS5l F-'t
Ecct &: charles Spangler CYRUS
t.eorga I'r,Dcis y Stevenson VIM
IJovS NJ " SumpJCr \
IICintz Henry Sweei Eo'heHeI
tIoiicr, y N Talbot James b
Jackson y j lhNtbI = y
James Henry 1Ooitii
johnson William II TOunSieN n
johnson AaaI da Nahhuu'VI "OHf-
KEYS Monroe y Ndh*cc
Leeper James NarHe,,u J.iiiieS
LoHgCOn Mary W hite it'1iId.',
n trffr NfUianI I White George W
Niilinr r WhltIefGOFe
Persons calling for any of the above le''cFS VIII
pieiSe say "0' w 4. pollock, P NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
THE ADVERTISER ABROAD.

\ gentleman living in Philadelphia
Pa, who has been for many years &
subscriber TO the Adctrtiser, writes
renewing his subscription for 1871, as
follows
81 am anxious to renew my sub.
scription in time TO entitle me to the
premium you offer. | still read the
AdCcrtiscr with interest, especially
the 4th page, advertisements includ-
ed. The evidence it exhibits Of the
energy and go-a-head-it-iveness ef
your Western men in building Rail
Roads and planting the prairies with
fruit and forest trees, must be gratify-
ing TO any American in whatever part
of Uncle Sans dominions he may be
located. But don't neglect the i'm
portant question of immigration.
will herewith send you to-day's
Enquirer, containing letter from our
well known citizen Jay Cook, on this
subject. You will observe his inter
est in this, particularly for North Ne
braska, but your Rail Road men NAV
gather some useful hints here that
possibly have been overlooked. For
what can a II. H. Co., owning count
less acres Of land, do better than sell
them very low. orgive them to thrifty
immigrants, who will settle upon and
improve them and carry them To
them for nothing besides. 1t would
be but money lent to be repaid in a
few years with interest compounded"
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

To the hers of the late stephen Fudge deceased
W NFHEREAS, you have refused grant the right
w OF Wy. t0the BrDwuVille. Ft.henrHey & Pu-
Cihc &UiTua5 thEGaCh the following described
rcIniSeS tO-vis: Tie Northeast quarter Oi Section
thirty-five, t.s,.l in township SIX. lsl north Of
range fifteen, GJI east Ol sixth principal meridian
situate IN Nemaha county. Nebraska Now. there
fore, You viii take notice, that Alfred ". Morgan
Lemon PldSterS. stephen ". Kennedy. John Flora.
William Harris and Geo. -. Gilmore. six dl>ner-
estCd freehOderS Oi said county Cf NCm:ha. who
have been selected ard appointed b. the Probate
Judge of said county to ,SSes' GiHaSeS Ia such CaS
es, OccSinned by the appropriation of asd ts the
Use OF said railroad company, %l meet rpO1 the
said tract o. land and inspect the same ant proceed
20 GSSeSS the said damages on the 18th dag Of d.
cember, 4 ID. lS71 at ten O'Clock \ NJ, OF "a dayI
Given under our hands this lSt day OF NOvenIber,
y. D. 1870.
BHOWNNILLE & Fl. KEN IlNEY II. r. 90.
n%yjI BY III. e. LETT, President
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
NOTICE


TO I1Onli.N Z. Simpson
WHEREAS. yOu have refuse q 10 grant tie right
w of way to the BrOwuViiiC, Fl ketrney e Pa
citic Railroad through the following described
premises, tO-Wt The NJ qr. Ol Sec. one. in town
ship live, 3D. north OF range Hfteen t5 east Of tse
6th l.. u, Situ;tje in N-u;ia county. Ncb.- Now.
therefore, yen Will take notice jhat Al fired ". Nor
gam. Lemon. PlaSteT>. stephen ". Kennedy. JNh-g
Flora MIlu9m Harris and George = tsiIn.oTe. SIX
diStatcTcSted frcehOjderS C said county Of Neuuaha.
who have been selected ami appointed BY the Pro-
bate Judge of said county 10 damages m
such eases, 0CCeSI0Erd D.. the appropriation ui land
To- the Ese o. said Railroad Company, Will meet
upon The tract Of L.uG and inspect the same.
and proceed % assess the said dam::ge5 on the 18th
day OF December. lSu az UcUck a. IN. uf sad day
Given unCcr our hands, this lst day OF NOvrIH-
Der \. ID. lsiG.
BROWNVIILE c F-F. EFA It,lF.Y r. X. co.
3J ~ II. G. kfIT, President.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
l.. n. II. II. NOTICE.

NOTICE - hereby given tn The StCckf cIders
y OfG'e Little Nen.sla RiveT i.aI. sOa.i Company
that more tisu ten per cPiuri % the pitaI sIork
of The said company has been subscribed, and thst
the said stockholders required 10 meet al ne
Oitce Oi Hewett x Newman, IN BrOwRviur, In Me-
mama County, in the State 80 Nebraska the h0nr
OF twO O'Clock, pm, Thursday tEc E5ts saly ng
Der. \. y. ls1n. for Tie purpose OF choosing
seven directors, and taking such other Steps To-
wards completing the organization of said c1rlya-
IIy a. may be necessary.
Per O-der Of
q. r. HEM EsTsF
=. =. CtitiSW ELL,
J. -. jifU RJlI,
GEO ADAMS,
T. W. BEDFUItR,
j. l.. COIHAPP.
r v. HUGE fSS
JOHN MCPHERSON.
II. &. LEFT.
T.. J. MAJOIsS.
5dwtw incurYCraturS-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
B. g. $. w. R.R. COMP.Nv

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant ~ -.
~ der OF the IncOrpOratOrs OF The BrOwnv IN Or
Southwestern Railroad Company, books VIZ, M
opened at the drug store OF III. L. Lett in De
Nebraska. on the 10th day of January A IN tls nue.
for the purpose OF receiving subscriptions 70 ~
capital stock or said company. ~ hs
II. G. LETT. w IL HOOyED
T. W. BEDFORD, J. b IOfVEE"r
u. W. DAkKD%, a. p CQf.SW3I,,
sit J. ID. CALHOUN, ) FRENf,U LII
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
IErrrER LIST.

rS-r of letters remaining in the Post Office at
4 RrownyiIIe Nebraska, December LIST, which II
not called or in one MONTH VIII be sent to the Dead
Toffor
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

NO more delightful travels are printed in the 3D.
- giiSh language, than appear perpetualy IN
Harper's MagUZiue They are read WIKI equal in
tereSt and satisfaction by boys Cf every grade from
eightee To- eighty. Its scientific papers, while SIi
ficientIv profound to demand The attention Of the
learned are yet admirably adapted 10 the popular
understanding and designed aS much 10 diilSeCpr-
rect information concerning current scientific dis
cOVeTy il could be IL il the organ o the so
Ciety for the DiffaSiOR OF Useful knowledge The
great design o. 'IaTIiers'' ii 20 give correct
information and rational amusement 10 tie 81 eat
masses O; the people There are lew Intelligent
American families in which "iIaTpcr'S NagaZine''
would not be an appreciated and highly welcome
guest There is no monthly magazine an intel i-,ent
reading family less afford 10 be without. Many
magazines accumulated. Harper is edited.
There IS not magazine thItiS printed which shows
intelligent pains expended on III articles and
mechanical execution. There IS no; = cheaper
magazine published. There j. not. cOuISsedlV, Il
more popular magazine IL the world. Es.si,fId
HOlHCStsdCG
IL is one Of the wonders Of iOUrnalism-the cdi'o-
rial management OF Harper The Nation, v. y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
DIR. SMITH'S
GENUINE e ELECTRIC "
on.
NEW COMBINATIONS
NERVE = POWER WITHOUT PuOSPH9KUSi
a REAL SEDATIVE without Opium or
Reaction. INNOCENT even in the
mouth OfINFANTS. Twenty
drops is the la Re- EST
dose. Cures Sick
Headache
IN ABUT TWENTY MINUTES,
NEW COMBINATIONS
RATIONAL PRINCIPLES


CINCINNATI June IL, 1870.
4 r. q. y. SNITIf-KsOtT Sir. nv nlothcv reld-
- ed her loot badly she could wink which
alarH!inGly swcIlCd u littc hoy had lumIs 0u mr..
thECai &md Very slit neck. ] got UU in the nlgh1
ana hatheG his throat and Chest. and gave him
twenty drops OF your Oil. They are now both we'll
JOHN TOOMF,N
Express Office, 81 West Fourth street
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
HOGS !
JOHN +. MU r P H E Y =,
PORK PACK Err,

ASPINWALL. NEB.
IN ANS the Highest Market Price for Hogs Farm
l er:and drUvers will do well 10 give him a cali
before selling CfSewlie 9. oUW-N
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08
HARPER's nIAGAZINE

ssTTpngesfiOrnk.y the Pcss Sustained Work
OF fiis Kind IN thc " Grid"
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

Not R'afIare: NOt-One. From Canada
NEW HAMEURG, ONT. July 4.
iK SMITH. Philadelphia: I have sold the OiI
x Tor Deafness. sick Et~s, Neuralgia &c and in
every C'ls~ ii has gIvs1 satisfaction can rnctrr,v
large size tyc.. Nc. " '
Yours respectfully
FRED. H. NtcCALLCNi. Druggis=
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-08

FORT PLNIS. July l..
NJ SMIf II: SJfd me more Oil and more c1rcu -
~ lars 10 Is going like hot cakes" send SOaa@
circulars also 10 Sutlili county Cherry Valley a
thty sent IN Tor supply of the oil Please send nv
first express. and obliZe,
Yours Truly, D. h. D &c kER, Druggist
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-26
GENERAL CONFERENCE.
NJ, E, G, S,..Ninoteenth Day.

Ne lie Cs SsssNlnCSeentn ES1ys
MEMPHIS, May 25.-The Conference
came to order, Bishop Pierce presiding.
MiSsiOns--VetO.
The consideration of the organization of
a consolidated Board of Missions was re-
sumed The pro rata distribution of the
funds collected was discussed, and, finally,
the clause providing that forty per cent
of the gross collections shall go to the
parent Board and the remainder be used
within the bounds of the Annual Confer
ences where the fund was raised Adopted.
Nashville was selected as the location of
the parent Board.
The report of the Committee on Episco-
pacy in reference to the veto power of the
Bishops, already reported, was taken up
and adopted.
hooks and Periodicals.
A resolution removing the German
Ap0yOgiSt Office to Galveston was adopted
The report of the Committee on Books
and Periodicals, in reference to monthly
magazine, was taken up and the name and
location discussed.
Drs. bedford and Summers Re
elected.
The following officers were elected :
Agent of the Book Concern, DIR. A. IL.
Redford; book editor, DR.. I. 0. Summers;
editor of the Nashville Ad0Ocdte, DR.. L. O.
Summers; editor of the monthly magazine,
W. P. Harrison; Sunday school secretary,
A. G. Haywood; secretary Missionary
Board, DR.. J. B. McFerrin. The editors OF
the other church papers were reelected.
LouisViIIe SOlaceds
The selection of the next place Of meet.
ing was next in order, and Louisville
Nashville, Baltimore, San Francisco and
Atlanta we're put in nomination. On the
| first vote Louisville received 1O3. ThC
election was then made unanimous.
Episcopal Salaries.
The Committee on Assessments reported
on salaries, and Bishops Andrews and Ear
| ly's were placed at 81, 500, the others q
| SIS, 900 each. The assessments were thel
| dabated