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Homicide.

Mr.. J. 7. Payne, a well-known citizen Of
Mcrehouse Parish, was killed on his place
near Lind Grove the latter part of last week.
It seems the origin Of the difficulty arose
from the intermeddling of some parties with
Mr.. Payne's Taborers. These parties came
to his place and sought am Interview at the
gin with Mr.. Payne's hands. Hearing of
this, he went to the gin with two supposed
friends to demand the reasons for such con-
duct An alteration cnsued, followed ~
the shooting and speedy death ofMr. PAYNE,
and also the woundIng Of one Of the parties
referred to. 1t is reported that several shots
were fired, but with no other damage than
that stated. This is the statement We hav.
received. Deceased was q large planter, and
q man Of great energy, quick temperament
and rather uncompromising in bis opinions,
he it was Who killed che negro St Clair. Of
this parish, al art he always justified is oae
If self-defensc and for which he was tried
and acquitted. He leaves many friends to
mourn bis death. We have heard that some
OF the m~enrepgaged in the killing have been
arrested. -[Ouachita Telegraph, Feb. 18th
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prince of Wales In Divorce
Suit.
GCable Dispatches.

LONDON. Feb. IS, Midnight.-Great ex,
citement has been GRATED to-day by the da.
maging testimony adduced in the Mordaunt
divorce case. .r.-. -
Sir Cha, les Mordaunt was examined. He
charged that the Pri &c of Wales had, for
some time past, carried on a clandestine
correspondence with Lady Mordaunt. Sir
Charles forbade The Prince the privilege of
entering his house, but the latter visited
Lady Mordaant during her husbands alb
sence on Parliamentary duties.
Letters from the Prince were tonnd in
Lady Mordaunt's desk. She has confessed
20 having intrigued with the Prince of
Wales, with the Viscount Cole, and with
Sir Frederick Johnston.
The Prince denies the charge, a d wish
es all examination i order to clear himself.
The defence set up is 'puerpal insanity"
The whole country is intensely excited over
these Developments. r..~-# -. 4.
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The Negro safrrage RilI.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The House Judi
ciary will probably take mp at their meeting
tomorrow the bill to enf,rcc suffrage in all
the States, by virtue Of the power conferred
BY the second section of said amendment.
The bill provides fine ana Imprisonment for
all persons, official and otherwise. who re,
fuse to allow colored male persons to vote
by declining to register them, assess them
for tax, or int, fering in any way to prevent
the same qualification from attaching to
then, that covers white vosers in the several
States. 1t strikes down the educational
qualification in Massachusetts,, and the prop.
erty qualification applied to colored people
ia New York.
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AccIrEsT.-On Monday of last week,
while Mr.. Onezime Leleu was engaged cut,
ting limbs from the body of standing chi
ma tree, % his residence, about four miles
vest Of here, he slipped and fell to the
ground. q distance Of twelve or fifteen feet,
his chest, striking on a stump, for a time
rendering him insensible. His " fe, who
was the only other adult about the place.
left an infant only three weeks old and ran
TO his assistance; and although both were
for a time. sick, we are glad to be able to
state that the lady is now entirely well, and
hopes are entertained that Mr.. Leleu will
recover, although he was badly bruised, in
tcrnally, by the fall ew Iberia Times.
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Sam Domingo

New York, Feb. 2O.-The steamer Tybee
from St. Domingo, brings, new that Presi
dent Baez has completed arrangements for a
popular vote on the question Of annexation
to the United States. The feeling in its ia.
vor is gaining, and a large majority for it is
expected. The revolutionary movement is
virtually ended. ALI quiet at SANTANA. An
American vessel was unloading coal for the
naval station, and preparations were eng
made for the erection of Government build.
ings. President Baez has received a com
munication from Influential parties in Vene-
zueIa asking his influence with The Amcri,
can Government in favor Of the annexation
OF Venezuela to the United States. ss@4 @~E
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Sherin',S Sale.

Lastie Dupre, Test'y. Exr. Va. Cornelius
Donate. ct. ais.
n1STR1CT COURT, st, Landry, NJ. 9645.
~ Byzprfue of a pluries writ of Fl ia is
sued out Of the 81 District Court of the
State of Louisiana, sitting in and for the Par
ish of St. Landry, in the above entitled cause.
and to me directed. I will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the last and highest bidder,
at the Courthouse of said parish, in the town
of Opelousas, on SATURDAY the I'd day of
April, 1870, at II o'clock, A.. NJ, TIP follow
ing described property, seized to satisfy said
writ to wit a
The undivided half of the VacheriS of horn
ed cattle, branded with the brand figuring
thus V 0, aud wild horses, and gentle
stock horses, &c, purchased by Dubreil Oil
vier and Cornelius Donate, at the succession
sale of the property of Laurent Dupre, de-
ceased. .
Tcrms.-Cash. a~.s
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
March ).
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Affair at Alexandria
Bloody Deed on a Steamboat.
The Picayune of the 26th ult. saws: j.

Inc Picavune OF Inc Zotn ult. says - "
Information comes to US this morning Of
a shooting ARRAY that occurred on Thursday
last, the oath instant, between the hours OF
5 and 6 P. NJ, on board the steamer Kate
Kinney, while she was lying at the levee in
front of Alexandria, Louisiana. The par
ties engaged in the shooting were Captain
j. g. Hooe and his brotherin-law, Mr.. III.
Luckett. As represented to us, there had
been some family quarrel between the par
ties, which eliminated on the evening refer
red to in a conflict, which, it is thought, will
prove fatal to Captain Hooe. The shooting
occurred in the forward part of the cabin,
and Captain Hooe received some three or
four wounds IN the body, two Of whirh it
was supposed would prove mortal. He was
still alive when the Kinney left for this
city. We could not ascertain whether Mr..
Luckett was wounded or not. Indeed, such
was the reticence about the matter on the
steamer, that it was almost impossible to as.
certain any facts concerning it whatever.
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Plot to Massacre the CRRinrse.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 19.-Ttere are
vague rumors of an organization in this city
for the purpose of DISCRIMINATING Chinese re-
sidents OH or before St. Patrick'~ Day. The
attention of the authorities Is called to the
matter. There are saio to be several asso-
Citations, one Of which numbers 1900 MEM
bers. i' '~ '. ''.. "
Brutal assaults on Mongolians are of dai
ly occurrence. # 5s". -
Carefully compiled statistics presented to
the Legislature place the number of Chinese
On the Pacific coast at $4,000. ~. ..
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Notice.

A IT., nerso1s indebted to the estate of
n Abraham Harmon. ST., deed. are here
by notified to pay without delay, 10 Messrs
s. Morgan, Attorneys. at Opeloasas' ii
they desire to avoid costs.
JOSEPH HARMON, Test. Exr.
Opelousas, March 5th, 1e7O-2t.
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Estate of job B. Rawls, deceased.

Estate @Lob B. Rawls, deceased.
PARISH CoURr, ST. LANDRY.-No. 1864
VINCENT BOAdNI, of the Parish of St,
' Landry, having applied by his petition
to be appointed Administrator of the Estate
of Job b. Rawls, deceased, late Of the Par
ish of St. Landry: +. ....--
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will fila the
same in writing, at my Office in the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, February &c, 1870.
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Estate of Lastie simon.

ESaaasC w AtASHHC S1AzsWaas !"
Parish Court, Parish of ST. Landry. No. 3276.
WILLIAM BEARD, of the parish OF
w St. Landry, having applied by his
petition to be appointed administrator OF
the Estate of Lastie Simon. deceased. late of
the parish of St. Landry; ~ i
Therefore. any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file tbs
same in writing, in my office in the town OF
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk
March 5, 1870
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Public Sale.

Esfdfe OF DHVfH Wft1eT.
by virtue Of an order from the Parish
- Judge of The Parish ofSt. Mary, there
will be joEa at public auction. to the last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned, AZ the
Courthouse in Opelousas, on SATURDAY,
April I'd, 1870. at II O'Clock, A. NJ. the fol-
lowing described property belonging to the
succession aforesaid, to wit
The undivided half in the Vacherie, or
stock of horses and cattle, branded thus: Y o.
and such improvements as belong or ale at
tached to said Vacberie.
Terms-Cash.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
March s
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COnStablees Sale.

0DkSs
Emerson Bentley and Linden Bentley, vs..
Francois Simien, ct ais. s"
MAGISTRATES COURT, LIST Ward,
IHI Parish of St. Landry.-By virtue Of two
writs of feri facias issued out of said court, in
the above entitled cause, and to me directed,
| will sell at public auction, at the Court house,
in the town of Opelousas, on &
Saturday tie 18Th day Of Narch, 1870, ~>
at IL o'clock, A. NJ. the following property
seized to satisfy said writs, to wit:
A Gray Horse,
T~erms-Cash. .
E.S. MAYO. Dep't. Sheriff.
March 5, 1870.
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4 LII persons indebted to the estate OF besl
n man HAYES, deceased, are hereby notified
to nav without delay, to Messrs. Moore q
Morgan, Attorneys, at Opelousas, ii they de-
sire DO avoid costs.
Opelousas, March 9Th. 1s7O-2t.
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THE Eplscop2L CHURCH IN FRANKLIN
Will the Episcopal churches in New Or
leans and elsewhere do something toward
helping reconstruct the church edifce in
this place, lately destroyed by fire ? Our
people are 800 hard pressed, as the result of
the la;e war, md the rapacity-sf political
teaches to do anything towards rebuilding
this church. Bnt we hope it may be re
built Planters Banner.
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Live and LeArn.

Had the engine in this p,nce, at the late
fire, been supplied with subsxr1antial hose, at
an expense of two or three Mildred dollars.
property to the amount of al east s75, 900
would have been saved. The .,gine was at
the Bayou near the fire in au+tEEas' season to
stop it promptly, and the supply of water
was inexhanstible. The mem'&Ars of the
engine company did their d~ntNtspbly, but
the hose burst as soon as they G..amenced
playing on the fire. Will the I" n Coun,
Gil see that the company htse ausIs means
to purchase the best hose to be asnd for
sale in New Orleans, or New YoEAe Let
us prepare to save what is left of Mnkljn.
Il PLANTERS Banner. IN
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LAsoRe-Forty-fv Virginia negroes arri-
ved here last week. having been engaged TO
work on . West Baton Rouge sugar planta-
ticn.-iIBatoa Rouge Courier, Feb, isth.
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Notice.

A IL persons who &oli claims against the
n Estate Of the late Ira Thayer, decd. are
requested to present them to the undersigned
for Classification; and all persons indebted to
said estste are requested to make payment
without delay. otherwise they will incur coss.
WIN. II. MAYO, Admir-.
feb 0S. '70-2W.
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THE ARCHBISHOP Oh New OK2s KS
The Paris Monde, of the Sd inst, saArtAha,
it is thought for certain that the Arck&~h-
op of ew Orleans. Monseigneur OdiF Me-
ing, on account, of his shattered health : ha-
BILE to administer 1naided thu affairs Of Mis
important diocese, will be allowed a coahp-
tor. Able Perche, well known to our CatES,
lie readers, will, Off we are correctly ifS
formed-ha2 already rcceiSSd the appoint
ment as coadjntor to the Archbishop of the
Diocese of New Orleans.-IPicayane.
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eIhs Alexandria Democrat Of the 2srd
uits says !.
On last. Wednesday evening, the boiler
of Seip's Saw Min, exploded, doing conside
rabIe damage to the property, and was The
eanse of the death ef d negro fireman, who
was blown to pieces. and doAe such injury
q Davis Irying, The engineer, IS to cause
his death u 3 gew hours.
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The Rev. MIR. Wilkinson, the new appoin-
tee of the Conference for this place, with his
Q children and mother-in-Iaw, arrived by
the Grand Era, on Wednesday Evening.
2 has taken rooms at the Battle House.
he VIII present himself to his new congre
gaiion to-rnorrow morning. and ION the re-
putatonr which has preceded him. we feel
assured that he win prove acceptable.-
lCaado tshreveport9 Gazette Feb. 10Th.
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For wasting cough, use Dromgoole & Co.'S
Pectoral.
Dromgoole & Co.'S Prctoral for chronic brohr
chitis.
Dromgoole & Co g Pectoral eases the pair.
checks the cough, loosens the phlem and
promotes sleep.
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MARR1ED.-At the residence ofthe Brides
father. in Opelousas. on tho I'd inst, by
Rev. C. A. Frazee, Mr. Charles Thompson
to Miss Addie SnnmerIand.
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After using all other cough remedies w;tbo,,
good effect, try a bottle of Dromgoole s. Co.'S
Pectoral. -
Group and whooping coush-uso Dromyoo,e
e. Co s Pectoral.
Sold in Opelousas by C. MAYO
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Estate Of Wm. CoureM, dc'd.

EsAaAeC VI w sks. ~] NS
Parish Court, Parish St. Landry.-No. 1861.
COLBERT FOREMAN, Of the Parish of
" St. Landry, having applied by his petit
ton to be appointed Administrator Of the
Estate of William Cottrell, deceased late OF
said Parish: ~
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested in the said Estate. to make opposition
if any they have, in writing, at my office. in
the town of Opelousas, within ten day. from
the date of the present notice, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted. -
JOS. d. RICHARD, CLERK
feb. 26, 70.
Estate Of Onife =. FoHateHos' aeo'
Parish Court, Parish St. L~anary:-N0' ''oV'
NDoUARD D~UBUIssoN, of the Parish
T. Of 81. Landry, having applied Dy ms
ns,;t;on 10 be appointed administrator Q 1ths
$3.50 Of 0nile S. FoDtenot, deceased !ats
e. tss Parish Of St. Landry
Oh 1bsreforeany person intending TO- make
to said appointment, will file the
o. op r'e IN writing, at my ~oficein the town Of
o,,.ro,,sas. within ten days from the pftsNht
,dt,ce JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, February 26. 1870 -e
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~ EvENUE STAMPS of all 2snomina
{. tons for sale at the Post Oaice, ais
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English Female Bltters cures sickly females.
r F: B.e&a reliable uterine regulater. -
E. F. r. Cures diseases peculiar to f4nales.
Sold in Opelousas by C. MAYO
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For the blood, use Constitutional Monarch
Constitutional Monarch cures ~scrofuDa. rlan-
dn'ar swellings, old ulcers and sores, skin
diseases, etc. A'
For itch and letter, use Constitutional Mon,
arch. '
Sold in OpelouSas by c. MAYO
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4 SCENE-Husband and sick wife Husbanf3
absent two months. Came back; wife 90
ing to parties.
What's the matter She used E. F. B.
Young girls jrsS merging into womanhood
derive much benefit by using E. F. B.
Sold in OpelouSas bv e. MAYO l.
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Sold in Opelousas by {. MAYO.
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kNmaInlngyin the Post Office at onars
March ist, ~1O. which, if not cal.Ld t T"I"s s
a2ril lst, will be sent to the lad I,a,tsr ~
fct, Washington, D. C. W. AE'1et oi-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-03

Arrest for theft.-One Of the coolest thefts
we have heard Of for many a day, occurred in
this place on Friday last A young man by
the name Of John Lanum procured a wagon
and a pair of mules of Rufus T. Rainy Of this
city, TO lat some corn. Instead of hauling
corn, when he obtained possession Of the
team. he struck tout" for the West, and sold
the team TO man near Tecumseh, after sell
Ing the team he had the impudence to start
back toward Brownville with the man &c
whom he had sold It, M who was suspici-
cious, all was not right, IN order to obtain
evidence OF his honesty. Mr.. Rainy getting
wind that the fellow was or went in pursuit
aud arrested John Lanum on Sunday and
brought him before Judge Morgan, who
bound hlm over, and In default OF bail was
committed to jail.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-03
ooRnMERCrAL

We notice no apprecIable variation in the
prices since our last, saving a fall of @3cents
in-eggs in st, Joseph and Omaha. and Z cents
on potatoes. Matters are very quiet in the
way oflarge transactions everywhere, and
theOnly demand which makes prices is that
foFhome consumption. Wheat IN st. Louis
is quoted at No. 2; spring in elevator Gle; No.
2 Red FAN slOOGl0T; choice sI%@I2G; Corn
yellow to white 70GS5c: Oats E5@45c. Ia
Chicago wheat Is quoted No. 2 spring dull at
soc. Corn shows o decline ofHc; new 53@2Ic;
oats dun At 2s5<g Hogs dull in both cities.
cattle in active demand at 6@6E for good
clsolcel In the former. and 5465K 1or butch
er,s stock In ne latter city. The prices
ofscattle IS tending upward generally, be-
cause Of the approaching close OF the pork
packing SESSION. There Isl prospect for an
upward tending Ia white eotton goods and
prints.
In this section the7grain- market is dull,
owing. no doubt, to bad state Of the roads at
this season. Trade otherwise Is reasonably
brisk, considering the scarcity of money.
There Is no change in prices 0lr last
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-03
MesonIe and Odd Fenows, RuldIng AssOeIatIO

MesOnie and Odd Fellows Building Association.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
this Association was held on Saturday last.
10. b. Hewett President, presented the An
nual Report Of the doings OF the Boord, from
which we learn that there is stock subscribed,
S6I, 25,O8, Of which S2.9i9,5 has been paid In
and expended.
An election for a new Board of Directors
was gonei into, which resulted as follows: JO-
mas Hacker, H. I. Mathews, a. G. Gates, A.
w. Nickel and J. Stevenson.
The Board organized by electing Jonas
Hacker, President a. w. Nickel, Secy.; H.
L Mathews, Treas.
The stockholders then authorized the Board
to increase the stock of the Association to
any sum necessary to complete the building,
not to exceed the sum Of twenty thousand
dollars.
The new board were instructed to proceed
without delay, and collect up all outstanding
subscriptions, and proceed with the building
rs soon In the spring as season viii permit
and push the building as rapidly as possible
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-03

Ministries in TrOuble.-We learn that our
home troupe OF minstrels-The Dye Brothers
and Mrs. u Mr.. Bennet-posted bills for a
concert OF 8 school house near SOnora, Mo-,
during the past week went to I'LL the en-
gagement In three parties, one party missed
the road AND did not arrive on time. Those
present, however, gave a good concert, and
satisfaction They vow hereafter to travel
together in the day time; or In a country
where there are fewer cross roads.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-03
WITHOUT H0FE OF INWARD on E16EUnuI

We SAT,
It Is an actual pleasure to 20 Into S. Het-
zel's 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
Clothing. That man don't live that sells
goods IN a more pleasant way than Hetzel, OF
bis clerk, VIM. Hartshorn; FOR they viii tear
down great Kicks Of Overcoats, Pants. Vests.
Dress Coats, or underwear, 70 get at just
what you want, and at prices 50 low that We
have yet to hear Of any person going away
without what he came for. Just bow he is
doing q good thing by cur peoPlein Over
coats-is selling them 50 low that the poor
est man in the county will actually loose
money by doing without one He say he
will empty his shelves Of all winter goods at
cost to make room for a large spring stock
and, what Hetzel says we viii 90 his securi-
ty IN doing, for his word Is as good as gold
for whatever he promises. Go and see him
j.. b. Bell is now receiving all kinds OF Pine
Lumber, in immense quantities; and from
the number OF teams constantly hauling IL
away. one would suppose that heis supply
ing the State from the Platte to the Kansas
line. He keeps all kinds oRSash, Doors,
Blinds, MouldIngs, and whatever may be
called for IN his line. He is selling lumber
so low tina 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 q truer man TO deal with does not live.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-03
Truth WILL PREVAIL.

DOoIey's Baking Powder Is chemically pure
In all its combination, and possesses no in
gradients bat such as are harmless, healthy
and nutritious. In strength and weightit has
no equals and but half the quantity is need
ed for use hat isrequired by those OF ordina-
~ manufacture. Used in all families. and Is
pronounced the best gs well as the cheapest
Prepared by DOOLEY & BRO, New York,
and sold by grocers generally. 1917
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-03

A distressing case.-Tho Nebraska City
Press has q very efIcting article about a
certain Isaac Wyatt deserving his vile and
leaving her destitute. Reuben Wyatt, his
brother was with him. The Press makes q
heroine OF her and a scamp of him. The
Democraf Of this place-in its lamentabie ig-
norance OF home newsstand with the Press
calls on It's exchanges TO pass him around
The facts are that the Wyatt brothers were
ordered 70 leave Nemaha City some weeks
since, for thens committed, n Airs. Terril
Russell took up her child aud LEFT her hus-
band and Vent with them. We fail to sex
where the sympathy should come in. We
hope, however, that It may make her a wiser
and better female
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-03

Latest from KeHO.-As we go to press we
learn That District Attorney Hewett has sue
coeded in having the Keno Gents arrested,
through Deputy. David Campbell. They are
In sllmbo" and Will doubtless be up for ex1
animation this morning. They depended a
little too much upon the ease Of their sliding
on the last time they were s~entfOr. Our Dis
trict Attorney IS entitled 70 great credit for
his ~unhinching and persevering pursuit Of
evII doors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-03

Mt. R. ROOde, of Lexington. KY. aecidently
broke the eross-bar of his sewing machine.
and in writing to Grover& Baker 8. NJ. Co.,
says: "Permit me to say that this is the first
time in over ten years steady family Wse.that
my machine has needed anything in the way
OF repairs, and It seems likely to answerfuily
as well for the next ten years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-03

Jacob MarOhn, the pioneer Tailor o Nemaha
County is still at his old place-Opposite the
Block. He is one of the true tried busi-
ness men Of Brownville, being OneCfthe first
TO convInce his faithin the town. by build
ing a business house on Main street. His
many patrons viii find Jacobjust as he used
to be, never recommending anything but
what is No, 1, doing a~lwaysgOod work and
reasonable In his charges. Go and see Jacob
ifyOu want a good suit of clothes.