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-XVILLE.TnCRSI'AY AUG. 11 .HGl
Tt List nerpssarily crowds much;
- r a- r cut of this cjn.bercf the J
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ive? rs.'r:n soon there will not
;h potatot s raided ia this County j
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..va rrr rpu l if li 11 iu t
nrcf Indicn afiairs.Lis rprp
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for a portion o ;
iave ca'y rcom
. Watermelons. Smoking Tobac
i choice Cigrrs, justj-f ceived at
?,IcLarnh'i!a c Sr u-i.
Scl.fxrr.h it, Iq., is in town and
rriain until after next Term tflMinni
PTliii. Ari.-?. we re informed
rp this p'r-- in a conp cf weeks.
-i I. n? piciures will do well to
n.
bice aortriient of Tobacco and
Cigars, you will find at Den's.
'oi'-' Sugar. and Coffee, Sheet Iron
;n v-re. Stove pipes, Tubs and
at D-miV
tr! Cheapir!! CurAPrsT" ! ! !
!!e in the market can be seen at
tprinz Ili'r for fale, low ; it
ri'Uh: cti b fere war prices were j
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hraiKa Junes, is a new pnpr,
artd at IJelleTue, Nebraska, by
S flrin. It is a neat little papr.
mot-ratic ; and b?.s a grpat oeel of
Ap trap fn the firs? number abojt.
'peace," the ' Cons'.iiu-
e mpn,
" .c. he.
ave U't a Hoc Law " Amoc
Many of our ciiiren liave on to
it-nble trouble to put up cr cipo.-p
ir hr,T I ,iit oiheis inor tiiP Law
,U. Ml ho,id t-e -,-vwl a:.ke -
t . . rr.A i. tff i.
slrd. i: citizens mut b .novd
,:.n is ver iv b-02' s in '.hi ir jar- ;
ar-. .!:? tit -i r dr...r. :v A in ih-ir!
-es, v Tf."! t u well I -t ;heir own
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5 nti' (i
t'li cf !
f f-ord bv
ir
l: f 1 jfS.
I
he V.'i ii. Ci .;. 1 a Lt-adt-r
Jif i?up on lloif-e Siealirg, It
"th'Te is a df n w i;hin tbre milfb
a C v uhre I usine? icJried or i
i
Whre Cloud has :L- j
of
z'u)Z a harlwi (
' i r fi r.t'lirg tlr.-t lr ke out. i:
- r.rcticd en'iie ly upi n r !els ; but
0(,f ns :ht-y were tr pped of pood
-.L. J'focn men were rrunounct'd reb--.
ai.d i K r i r proierty taken. 'I h-only
i''T ill is coruniunity lias evr been m.
s sn-n Irom h re itlinj.'
The Ciirfhzs opposed and denounced
:) hawking erer since the time of Clcve-
.nd.
Ti.e Nt'lras't-t City -Mu-f, chargps the
tvtkTi.sra wi;n abuin" M.'.yor
!a ker. We rmit it". We mere-
a;s rud thai should Blacker be thp
LmtTiHe of the Copperhead party lie
cuid not receive five votes from the
oldi-Ta of t.he - lS'ebr.ika first. We
iinv noth'ny against Mr. Bicker as a
an or a soldier, he may be the most
puhr man iri the Regimpnt; but mem
r of the Regiment will not vote for
; Lest man in the world if nominated
'. the Copperhead -Peace-Democratic
-rty. We have too good an opinion of
" Major .to b iifve he would accept
a"m:!mii):j from them. We Know he
a lijy.il. Fnion-lovinp man, who despis
the Pace-Mieaks."
lir tfce A.lfertier.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATE.
Friend Fimier: As iIip election of
L'str u Congress will occur this fall,
d f eli-i an imprest in the cause of
a Uui iii ptrty, I desire to say a word
l-'-hnif cf Mr. Tipton of the Ut Neb.
v.
aup s. lc-.or boys are very anxious for
? noniir.a-;.- ,f Mr. Tipton, nnd some
them t'ai.-n thr.t ihe W?r I tvurats
.1 rio u c, i: run hub pendant. 5ur
or IL l'ar.fay .f Brcwnville, bcau-e of
p.rr.rar.ty uiih the so1Jitk. and 1.
cn to li e Unicn and Mijipre.'siou c
' Rebellion.
py say that T.tjn a-,d H .lladay mnde
crui.tmz sp or i!,e Frtt Neh.
.giment, ai.i ii.v - iiivm rbir entire
ervices to the caus ever since . and that
ill er cne of them can draw that entire
OiP in rase tlie other is cot out to divide
. with hi n.
A Fairnncr tki Sole ur
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MINUTES.
Of ihe i'nicn Cvnvrr.iion of tmaka j
"cvnty. I
Meet pursuant to the Call of the Coun- j
7 Commute, ot Brownville on the th I
t. ttnelect Delegates to the Territorial i
ocventioa to meet at Nebraika City on
17th.
Organized by electing John W. Hall
.rendentand O. B. Hewett, Secretary,
A Committee cn Credentials was ap-
pointed, consisting of XV. B. Smith of Pe-
Loreace Rice cf Aspinwall, and S. XV.
jveLsedy cf Brownville
Oa raotica ice fcilowicg rales were
Ua mi
That the Delegates prejent cast tie
full vote of their several Precinct.
That in noting the Secretary Call the
Roll cf Member, and eac- cne tote
as his name is called.
Thai i: require a majority cf all the
vutes cBit to elect
Committee on credentials Repor-
ei lte
to 6eats
From
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U!o. LUK, m. inru.Bimu. dm....
From Prownvi!le S. W. Kennedy, Geo. J
prow F Worthing W. H. M Crecrv. !
uron, i. "u'"""s' -
Q c Jiewett, J. H. Morrison. V , Pen-
,T TI'I 1 .-r1 fnr T! T
ny, U. . unifier i JV- "
Rurpes. and E. Worthing as proxy for
Theo. Hill.
From Atrnwnl!, L. Rice, J. M. Paulin,
andJ. C. OJel.
Frrrn Nemaha, Jnhn, Barnes, John S.
ck. D C. Sanders, and II Russell.
- Frcm Douglas, Tho. Euikhtldeu. and
W. D.n.Has.
From Gn Rock. Wm. B. Thilipps
Wm R Loach. ar,d C. R. Cmp.
No D'-larMe l einz cridited from Bed
ford, the Comitte reccommendd Wrm.
S. Hughs, as Delegate from that Tre
cine. W rich rfpfTt rm receiTpd and adop
ted. Prore"d-d to eWt D-Uca'es to the
Territorial Union Convention of the 17ih
int.. which rnli-d in th choice of J
' McPherson. F.var. Worthing, S. Kennedy.
Thma !Vf Gren. and F. H Amsdfn,
ns Dfi?a'es. "rd William MCr-erv. !
J M- ruKn. W. R. Lparh R V, Smith i
rd C W Whelr a Ab"rnatP. !
U Ki.-inT nnlii'i,i'mrin nrpson. I
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tr! a d Liianimousiy aru neariuy aaop-
yz
U'irp. In prepntin!r T W Tipton
a? hp Union Cardidate for Delenate to
Connre in thp r imin? f b-rtnn. this con
TPnion Vol rrflocrs thp choice cf the peo
je it rn-p""'" i triprpfore.
Rpc.-lrpd that D"lpatps totheTerri
toriftl Union Convention, be instructed to
ihp all l"citimnt man to secure the
Nmtntinn f T. WT T-pton. as th
j I ''n rand.d-te for uW 10 uan-
Urrpt firH to cast tbpir votPi for him
firs: ?it a-.'' aM 'bp 'mp. t:ntill j
al
ortp.
, pro;f-r :o withdraw his name as
Candidal.
JOHN W. HALL. Prps.
0. R Hrwm. Spc
R0U-SEUS' RAID.
Mabihtta. Ga., July 23d. '91.
Mb EnnoR. TCnowinn ihat some nf
vour readers would like to har some cf
tb par'i 'tilar nf "Rassea'Ts Raid" frnm
p N'r?ka snldirr, nd one who was
tkere. I will r-r.pavor to interest thm
j-r r. v.-; '!. j
Ji.lv 1 0: it . At neon to-dav the rom-
maud lft Dem'tir. on thp Tennpssee
River, comma ndd hy Maj. Gn'l Ros
spau. It ronlsi-"d of five rpcim.-ite of
Covalry. rtniViprin twenty-eiuht hun
lrpd men n all. and two pierps of Ar
ti!lfry. Marched to Somerville, IS mlls
and ramped for ihe nijht.
Hth Marchfd to Sumit to -dav. thro'
a very hilly and tliirdv SPtiltd country, i .
Di-tance marched. 2S miles.
12ih. Passed through B'.O'intsvillp
this morning, relasd two mn from jail
who were imprion d for dsprtion from
the rebels. Passed over Blount's Moun
tain, a very stppp and rocky road.
camppd wiihtn six mdes of Ashville, th"
rear of our column did not gpt up till 12
o'clock. Distan.-e marched 3S miles.
13th. Enterpd Ashville this morning
remained in town 4 hour. I found a
printinc office 4ipp. ai d the forms for
thpjr half shf-Pt pnp-r n th" press. We
took out a half col imn of their own edi
torial and inserted aome iort an cles of
our own, one was written by our Giipt
al. the o'h -r by ome of the staff offi
cers. Aio some blanks were printed ly
uc"c;i np.os of Co. "G" forth'1 A. A. G.
and the rroro-st Marshal, left town it 2
o'clock and marchi d to Greenport on the
Coosa river and can. pi d. Distance march
ed IS miles.
Afir we left A.-hvil!e to- ay. Captain
Carl a: J Captain Wihox. both of ihe 5ih
Iowa Cavalry, were ndm- beuveen the
column and the rear guard, when they
were fired ai by bushwhackers. Captain
Carl was Liih d ai d Captain Wilcox bad
ly wounded.
14th. Dinng the night, 300 Artil
lery cross-d tiie river on the ferry bout.
This morning the command moved down
the west side and the detachment that
cr issr-d. iown the east side. We had
not marchc-d far wheel we heard skir
mish firing mi the other side, whi Jx last
ed about CO nrTtiutcs. The main com
mand moved at a last trot to cross at a
L,rd Ulow and gel in the rear of the
ut when we reached the ford
' ''u t .jr adraice had got about half way
a i river a volley was fired at
! ti.e opposite side, to let us
:vv lal 'hey were waiting for us.
The General concluded it would not do
tocrnss a force in the face of their fire,
from good positions behind trees and
rocks, cot knowing how much of a force
there was of 'hem. so we waited till the
Hoosiers couid come down on the other
side and drive them away. About two
'o'clock our boys made their appearance
! cn the ether thore. The rebels thinking
! prolttbly we were laying a trap fer them
j had left. We then learned ihe particu-
jhm of the kirmisk in iLp mornir"
following named persons entitled among the latter was one Major and one J on n.ace a uexenuu- ,51,;,;;
, T.r-ii 'ru- a a . i der command oi Co;o:iel btevcnsoa, Uoij- $jo. tu, $75, $iu, $;if $iaw,
in tiie Conrent.on. Lieut. Colonel. Their wounded the) , j d M;!;.jr Simpson Uuo.
Peru, T. M. Ureea. J ti", 1 to; away witn taem. War loss was one p , Au.rUit S. p m The latest I'TLe Horace WbUt .tielodeon and liar-
The rebels made two faint cbairet with
the intention cf taking-cur Artillery
But our gallant Hoosiern were ready for
th?ra, and repulsed thern both times,
when the rets concluded it was a "Lad
eg::." their fcrres r::rr,bered gOO, curs
the H30 and the Artiiliv. It it was not
US;d as tbe IaV of the gTOUnO WOUld not
nit of it. Th-ir loss Wis 17 killed
., . , . ,
iat we found) and nine captured,
(that
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uuuueu. uu. v -i -
the advantage of them ly being armed
with Spencer's R-reating Rifles, while
r 0 .
they had only the common rauskeL We
then crossed ever and continued the :
march, the advance picking up a strag
gler occasiondlly. Destroyed several cot
ton gin? fillt-d with cotton. ANoa large
Iron Foundry which was doing Govern
ment wor':. Halted at dark and fed and
thTi made a nii'ht in.trcii of 10 miies,
which troiijlit us to within ten miles of
TnlL.dea. Distance 2-3 mils.
5 h Entered the town thi morning,
nnd dr-.trryfd the railroad dpot, a (amp
uf Ihsiruction, ano considerable Govern
ment sitores, rationa, &c. Left town at
2 o'clock and marched till 12 o'clock at
niht. Destroyt d more cotton this eve
ning. Distance to-day 40 miles. Sev
eral shots exchtijed in front, and some
prisoners cap-.ured.
I6'.h. Moved out to a cotton Factory,
12 miles this morning and belied to lt
the command rest, to take a s'eep, and
cook brt-akiast. res'im-d th9mirchut2
p. M.. rfn-.hl the T?il!ip oa River at
n:d i !2!t ?r.d cros-d, uvi m-n Tf
rt r.ri,-noi? n-oiic fr. din"r lh irain. ra'lIP- i
. 1 a 1 T ... .1 . .1 m I
-a on tne uaini. jji:ancs iiiaitutuj
:nne?.
17ih. Parsed throush Ddesville this
morning, -kirm'hin? in the advance, be
fore entering town the rebs lost two kill
ed, we none. Entered the town of Loach
apjkoon ; the We?t Point and Montgom
ery railroad at dark, found considerable
Government stores in the depot, which
used ours-lres, and what we did not want
gave to the poor ptop!p of the town.
llrre we commenced the work of de
stroying the ri-ad, a dt iail workt-d ail j
niht o-.r-royinz it. for a nridtPUr
d';Mn - e on each sod -; oi n wn. li e
dppoi builtl !ngs wer- L-o I nrntd.. Cup
tured a Colonel to-day. Distance march
32 in ile.
1 S; it Th morning the work was re
Mimpd on the ro:u'. Part of ihe comi
inand goins: towards Wei Point, and tlw
rest toward Mon'romery. thoe wurkir.g
toward the latter place, passed 'Notasul
ga Stat jju. seven miles from Loatlmpoka,
and worked on four miles fanlur. w-he n
ihev came to a bridge, which was tro;:g-
jy mr-j.-j j,y rfc a aLiriii.-h o.n-
oliV ,ir .lir,.., .)riv.
ini: the rebels hack long enough, to fire
the bridge. Our loss wa two killed and
one wounded' the- n bA loss we cook! not
iv arn. The command ihen marched hack
ihrough Loaihapoka. and on up tlie road
toward West Point. Passed through
Auburn and joint d the others neor thai
place. And moved en up the road, hum- 1
r.. . 1 J , -I-
inir it as we we went. uiwam
ihe boys all very tired an? sleepy from
working all dy. Distance march-d and
counts nuarLhd CO miles.
19ih. Commenced work again early,
this morning. Readied OpaUka. the
junction with the Macon road, here we
fed our horses and snt out working par
ties on each road. Bushwhackers plen
ty, they came inside of our pickets, and
fired at our boys but hurt no one. Re
d.t , r r ,..u , 1 r AT
the line of march at 3 I . M.
T oft iIip rii'rmil an.-i renrhpd I nfiVHttP '
Ln U,P ral'rn:,U ann VPatneU U.ajeiie I
at dark, harued that the .rebel Gen'l'
'
Wheeb r was in cur front to rrnose our
'
further progress. Made a n,frht man h '
' 13 :
atid fi.inkd tliP reb-l. leaving lhm ill
.
our re?. r. Camp'd in the woods, 12
M ,
miies from Lafayette. Distance to-uay '
33 ni'b-s.
20th. Passed ihrough no town to-day.
sepn no rp'oels. crossed the State line in
to GcctoJh. Distance marched 40 miles.
21 si. Passed '.hr.'i gh Caralton to
day, find at ly bushwhaikers as we en-
lored ,ovvn' Pt"d ral. Camped
! within 2-3 mil?s of cur lines. D-starce
marched 33 miles.
2d. Entered our lines to-diy, end
reached Marietta, at 2 P. M. Distance
to-day 2-5 miles.
23d.As I write the boys aie laying
around mp. asleep trying to catih up for
what the lost on the raid.
Concluded Next WEra.J
J
corresroudent. of the 4;h savs Gram and I
a portion ot his staiT. left for Washing
ton to-day.
Herald of the 5th, says army corps
corresjondent reports that both armies
are actively engaged in strtngbening
their works.
Ilarrisburg, 9. Coionl B iyd of the
21st Penn. Cavalry, ;ook possession of
Hagersiown yesterday.
New York, August 9. The World's
Washington special sav,s the rehel nmve
ment on the Upper Potomac were a feint
to rover the sending of reinforcements to
HrV. It is stinno.sed thstt not less than
Atlanta. Much apprehension is felt in
the matter.
The Herald's Washington special says
General Grant and e'aiT have returned
from the Upper Potomac, and ttarteti fur
City Point.
The Tribunes correspondence I rora j
Ftprsburf stva the armies on thr Po. i
O - r - .
The" following' dispatches "are from
General Kelley, dated Cumberland :
My force ruUcd I the enemyjester.
v at IN ew Creek, ueueral McCusland
,-- i i ,M . i. v f - ,
acu Urei.taai uiuuit y .luuui a juries
tiLcfT sT.iit no;! at "3 P. m. "Thp'ficrMin t
. lii r j -r- "
CCtitinUtu lima uuz ;"-r uars. i n?
enemy rttrtaied during the night, leaf-
in?" tiirir killed and wuuoii'il. . . J
i . v ls i-- .r,rcro fL i
j n0t heavy, and will cot exceed twenty-
i . " , ... j cf ..,"! ,i T'
j live killeJ ana n.iy wuunau. luegar-
, ,eIta troin uie Tai.ey represent me
! rebel in force fouth of Winchester, and
j it is thought we shall have an engage-
i .;,K ti -m there "
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MERCHANTS, DLACKSMITHS
AND VAC OX MAKERS.
IE0N! IE0N!!
D. A. CONSTABLE,
st. joscrxi, );.,
HAt OX nNI AND Von SALE A T.VK'Ir
Al l) VLLL SsLUiCTLD slUCK ulr"
IKON, STEEL,
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Lj
CJMrniSING:
nor.sn nait.. ati. tiods.
nORSZ A X i V.n.V, Mt!tS. ANVILS,
t-TKINu l.KI.I.OW.S,
AXI'I.S. VK ES. Till .-KKIX-?
CHAINS, V.AW i''A, .-tM:!-.V l i..TL
IlI.E.. KSrS. WhhXCt.K.-J.
SLEIKiK HAMMKKS. H.M HAM WYM?,,
SilOKlN UA.ViMLkS PIM lltl.S.
XLTS, lAl;l:uV TLfcTll, -V.
ILL V UFtLS,JiC.,iC.,4C,
ALSO
WOODWOBKS !
covrsniKG
nrp.s, sroKEs. fellows.
WAUOX i.O'VS, MIAr TS, J'OLKS,
AXK , lIuLMiS.
A2E I!M!.K KStuOM HAXILCS,
lJi.oW M'L.L.-.
HAVING E A I 1 !X L A H li E S T U C i' i
OFT UK AIKIVK ti O O i) H,
MiiEt'T FROM THE
FACT OKIES, i.
BEFORE THE RISE,
I A E X A 1. 1. E D TO SEEL TO
THE T ti A l E A T P i: t C E S THAT
1 L F V C O M I' i: T I T I O X .
3a,Scntl in Tour Scran Iron.F-
" :
Dotlar Sn i F ma! to two Dot
i .V- lUoue.
niGHEST I'KICE PAID FOR WROUGHT
toOUAl' htOX AT
CONSTABLE'S
IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE.
FrbH-nn2-r,m ST. JOSEPH, MO
LEX NET, riETEHS &. Co
Ted Jacket
Red Jacket
Bed Jacket
STnnc:u hitters
M ..HA:ii hit i:ns
stomach ijitii;ks
Tiie proprietors t f t hi- j 'V '! ee ue 1 aid we I! known
brand of r;OTirli lii'ters do n it deeia it iiereanr. in
HrHer toTe'e their p a flctoi-.u. or even an e i-I
un ,ed y t ikf B flin. at . Ml9r B::tr, auJ
pr.laim iu mihiI c.tpraU tht Jhy r. wi.rrti es-.
tir Ili tersd. i...t nel bis. a - pa-e tj-m bef -re
v-.M,r..n their n.Mi., n: l"' ;' n;
ie tin lo the-ixal w a'.' w our bi and npin snov mi I
e d" ui-pi:im. u s at tae. Tbeu- .-e
--Ked Jckrt" itk'll tri.m ibt- ncuai coiup -i ii'M ;
,f! n.i'ive ens ..t :b i..,--m and wi h the dii i u ui
a tew l,erb by l)r Tbai in n-Mie rire arr-t. t,(-
she taste, tb-.-v ,w h-ve a p-ci i.ir.y l.ea.ll, . h
n.it and r-cn.rT,tiv -m "e ic-.? e-LtH'i llvr.r t-p.
i,wt itir.- tr m m tei .? :-. r
nitre a'tere tini dzTi.es. ,mi all di-e?ej a ix-
ir -m Tj.,--i Liver or m-iuc-no-i
Ti t" m e iik.iteu aim rivu ra t me vi..;ii.
Ti.ey are tinj-n m 'ed lor geu?ial !el.ility.
Tl tyare a rure c re ri.re lr dy-pep-ia.
Tuey Kivea fwi and bea;-by appeue.
They nit dice i
Tber are ibe best snmi'.'s'ix i'i exite"ce.
They are a mre cure j.reveutie Ir "eer and
They ie..ev. c.n:ipi i' u
TLi y cu -e VerT-iii- H .id -.(h
They are 'ei!e,::.y (i e 1.1 i pala'eab'e.
Thty nuke she t.'i,iaied :r ad re-tcre to
streiiatli the ehos:ei
A ed tei sons a:id deiicite re-nate w; :i- fli! ibey
can save lnrjte d.-ciwr bi.i u-ins :l.e-e bitrers
Wi take pleasure in uiliu; a'ii li i t onr.-ey
exlenive ca:aloBue of j.kaul coaed Gooe., c'.-ii--i-iiH
ui pan of
Stray, t;crry AVIne,
( lu rry
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Clarij;
f
I.esiitin Corflinl
Etael. Er;:.::tJy,
Apple iir..::il3,
rniinniiiu c fm.. .a C r n i r rt. STe-rr. aia.a-
a i -M meVa w.u. un-. R.m-. r.ran ne B .1,1-6 ,:. j
arm ue Vbi-K-es, wij.cr4 a-e peneci'y ("ur u- .r.-i
tihly to tried l be ai'p:e.'ia'ed. S -'d by a it Dr-.ii:-git.-and
dealers thnn h mi ibe cuaniry. Caii lor
i ur t&A a i l tab? n .uer
Circulai-a to the trde sappiie-J on apjiicatioa to
IZNI.ZTT, PEETESS Co.,
Pri net -r?, 21 Rive: St Chicago.
TT. IT. TvIcCBEEIty. Brnwnr tie,
HECWK i-PEOLTi, P.tu, iv.T.
Sold by
GADCo. " " "
BrorriTilie Jju2 u6l. no33-lr
WRIT. Biuket Ciinr-.a. Sieves, iijss Traps,
Ciolbea Pin- a"J Casliie ap
i Jlcl.anitilin Swan's.
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jails. Tno Kf- ""UIU' c" 1
a.
Cabs aud Wuee.birr..r
At McfjxiEh'.in & Swnn's-
TUPoriTAXT t. Snofee: The bt as'vr'ment of
At rJcLansutin -Svan'.
E. S. EUPtNi, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON I j
OFFICII AT HIS RESIDENCE. i
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AT
- THE HORACE YATEP.S 3I0DEKX
. inrsoTD oversthcxg bass
jFXJLIl-I2loII PIATJC3
'
are brllt -f tbe he?t and ni'rtt tfcnrorchlT fawd nia-
, te-U. and ii: stand iirc'liwie. The lone is rrry
"eep. t.sib t. mil. ara-l titenvar ; t u-b eU-ic.
ah P.-jo t. rraa:rd r.r are jear. Price f rem
i $7;o. ,
TFSTIKO.vlalg
- '"Trie Tf-in'-e Witie Fnao are known as among tb
e-y best." Evrreelut.
' " mrit kbi pmont kttowl
CAitf.'iaR liue'li'.-encer.
4'v iu a M.xie-nc'j
-i:fi the C.i: moe dn.wilcre.,, How
$iao -jsevv 7 octavo piaj
'lea comTriao
-G0M Journal.
PlArJOb, ttJifr-
; Tuned the r. Tw.r...,e n wi:h ib.pnt rir,.ed
; a;J fr.fur5.' u 3d0- .Axexiuae- Or
rr .uo. m t orrytnen. cfcnrche.. sab
ba.u s l.ue. &tK;tt',e. Teaser, uutf
ACE WATlE:i i.ts.i.
The Day School R-Il.
4 rttCoTift' el A new 5in?u,; 3 H-k rT hoct
r.il S-uiui.j' l"s. Ci!e't IMT ia-l he l. U now
ready, i; c inta it t- i.ui,d:J cu ice vn.
Toil iit. clcl e l.:e'. in., enare ii Fitl Uurr..
,r a., m w.ll f Ii exi r.-s y r n.i- w, k heJvi.
22-j.a.-e .f iht t.aten i ila.ic, ulut .e e-j ut!
A til u ttie lrr nitnl.er f t?a'-'ifit p'ee tt te
foti! d. ' I'i cie vni' M., lt..:i y.n bra the
I ) u f'muiiiie" A .wj t t ok uii (Le niii.iiv "
; ' Tne n;le it ' l -Li'ti- Lt.I," ib ulee
lttlle fir..' B idi.: b.ni'y " Kretir per tree "
j Anvil Cb.irii " Wee ute it ti.e iuti:iii br fc '
! Xc I i r in; T-i . 11 .i e W e- - .i t. r ! ..b
l'i hSvii.k I B X I an. I 2 t: icn li-e i.J u.
I m ni..ii e.i KM 0 i-et. P . . prrr. vers
S5rei:', Jo IOj; t S ie i t-'S IU ; i
; i" 1 1 1 1 I) ii"., ii l.o-tu t::Ii 4Uteii.- H . e. iisi.d 1 !
-.6 f. .ie ui n.-iit-il itr ui.e buLl.tl iit. Manei
a: iU icuii price.
SblMth Si-h . Hell f. i. .
eonin 14t p ati.1 nearly tw bnu1-ed tone ard
byni-n. .i,l i ij.e n st p j.u .r S. 3 t-ver j-tseS
A mi jis the nii , pmr j te e- e, C:U nni,"
Edru Ai.ve Cfc-i;i.n Her..." t.iru! 2i .n,"
"l ii;ht io ..ve v!brr " Tiie Aneis t..ld ii,em,''
In ibe Lifi.t " Rei for Hie Wwry," rvc Pricea
ri'rt ejs.li. $15 jer lnniied ; b.i.Gd.
26ci. ech i I i-er h -na-e-i, cl:li t.u.ni. uieu
gill, 3Cti.J-,ei kruj el.
.S:tht!tt:i Sehu.iJ Ct-Il ??o.2.
! is n entire Dfw orkf 132 i:e, ud :iej-l? 225 tune
: d l.rm'is ii,e inu-i.- ir lutle m re ttifH.- iit it
t i jn-t t fie r t o '. w Bed Vo. I. Neirir mil
j li-'ii i lir-e Kl if h jve beea ii ted u.J are in.w ring
I in? ihn.'ich Ihi, oiber c..nn rtet Aui in: tl.e
I jii.i' ? rli.,ii-e p:e e. nmy f- ui d uail we tiieei b-
.i.ii l.e iei ? Il-nf is be.-i:ifu! w. rid. Srrnw
iu ' '- t i,i ..sriii no in- re I) n'i . n fiear th? A ncl-
r-.i. p. ? .-e rip S. !.. K'i. f - - -
n -c. V ' f ..l Be ! N". 2 -7 a:i.e Ul .
i. n.-ii itrr:ne ci.i tc uui i? i n -i.ie v .tuc i
P' ie, l liii-i ini r "40 rent.-, tii ier bti'id el; c.flb 1
Uu nl. e..n..-e.l imo . ri-.. Kh ,-er h-.i-i el
c- fte r I' uiMteii i ine ue nuiiu eo puce, jtaiiea t
tLe retail pric.
AVn:pr- ( h.i;:i' IIr;.
A ew 5-7nday Sch.i ! B ".k r ISIjie- b.-'iM'n'
hvuii !! I ii :-s. i Ciit line m n' sen-, r lu-h a
Sbal! ku eui h ..t l.fr tre-e ; St!Tcr Ir tie tihlren
tn r..iiie nuiii M"j Ti-e be.ttiitini i,..i; ti nki..i
oti; l.e .ve me i:b ia ni.. her; leiene n me be -l ie
Mi i 1 w:r,i .c Pru e .a,.fr iiiifr- 1'cm)-.; ,td
per hu:idre 1 ; Hinrd X5 crut $2) 'T h a u ; cmtu
b-i'ind emir n.-ed Kiiiu lo cen1. $3 j-er hiin,lrHl
Mailed i i be retail prt'-e I i- euirl br n rare Wa-te-,
an'h r or Sunday S;ln-1 Bell Na I an I 2, which
bave bad the enrii..u- aie- of over eitit tl,..iiiiil
r.pe-. Just publiliedby UdSAwa' WATiUi, Hst. 431
Brtadway, New York.
The New I'mii -tic Son? II ok
crnii:n ?6 pce pf 9rr. diter iMch ifB , lh a
eel a -'i l-lli.r "iii -.in !: ' : 14 nf pr , inr ick
at) t is? :.if 0 ti- a::d t- nitf -ri i i u 1 1 j
. i i. well fit f .r i . . ' e ; a !' t b i
w '.- ! Mn .lit ti e n Ji ' . -i :. Vi-,f- i.i
l.il k!, Wl;. i' I !c i i. ei I ' ' '.l.'y, i t m r. -- j
tiau i e- .', i ire '.!:i-e- i ..- .;ir bai : vr; t' c.r ii., ...
tin b-. - v i' : ('.l 'iirv.ia ti0 ;T!i be ea.i, ' e
i;i i ti's tatln ri ut ; C'.nn!t.i t' C-.'iii i..i io ; at i .'L.i.c
l:K .r frire y i; r r " over-, 15 cc W, $1 : per bun
drtd ilji ed al ;it .c'il ; ie
The liarji l I'lP'-tlnm
c.-nt?in32 pnL-ed t-.ne, due as.icLome for F.J
.1 , . . . . 4 ui,,'!- 1 1 rli irA iiA(-k wo w .it fl titn V 1-
irc.'n-uV m ;n; o lei ni. Kiipii; Or : be u...:ti-
titi ; Tnev w iki-1 me all ihed iy tc Pric5 ceiii
riit:ie. fc'.) cfu.s ier duzea. $3 ver hundred; portage 1
ceuteacb.
iititt.-: a s.icii rMfn:?t.
contli;s 12.-. pae. Wurd b Her. Sid; ey nyei-.Tnnic
bv Pruf. Cull. This n an exi elleut - k for cuncert
nr tha yuuwit. Pike" paper c vers 20 rents; $lSper
Lut.d. tU; bound 25teii!f ft-'O per bcuarl.
The ItPviva! ir IJor.k,
contains 73 p '-'eJ.f tune aiwi bynin. deweiieil for re
vival, prayer a i.l c nierence meiiii2s. Price in pper
ci veo, Mt't-ie Ci.pies 10 cculs; $S per buaJre-i
alane-l al tbe retail prices.
The AthriuLuiu Collection
c rMin iet ween fon: aid five hund ed put ft tune.
hii t livrtm new and '!. -r tlie clin e-t kind, toi
(liii'-t b S ind u ymi. i. revival inir,-i.,u ry , tcniji. ram e
p;,r cud f.ti:e-.'ire.i : nH h-w-t- 1 ul
i O ni'tni. Tl.e music in ibi- ha tee Dd an
imail' li III it, 'ik Sbinma Sli'tre, Ke-t l.ir the weary.
Shall we kn-iw earh ..Iber ibe-e ? sImII we met bey-ind
ihe rive' ; Theieis a f emnirnl wurid ; Kind w-Td-:
Suee- b.Mir ..f r.iyer ; 1hereia Un.l f ii.ve; Sniff
tit i it In l en to runic- i'n' iue ; '-I save ' he Nt i. n,
4r. P j e finale inpies Iniind 6-1 leil'J $15 p.'r
Oni'd:(i; r!ili b..unl eQin-.s-eil cut,.' cm- ; per
l.ini'l'eii. Mailed ;.i t'i retail p-ice. TI R ('K 'A
T E IIS 4S1 U.uaJwvy, Xe Vourk, PubUsber ot tbe
Vncal -Inic, with 1'inno Accontpan inient.
A laree a-jiriniont if nrw ?nd p pn'ar snnit-, batla l
d':et nu.n U'Us an'l ch ru-e-. i -sued it iilv. Amiii!
il.e m i-oi ii! ir are Sn ,1 1 we k i v eai li lie ti-ere
I.wr.y; Why b ive my I -ved mil" g me; lwi-i be I ur
' he ; on. ti e e' n s i. h iri a iuik by K er ,
Holier'- , re i li lie ; s eet b ve tor set e nt .v. .
by Ivi- le; 2"il-i.iii .idi ; 1 near .-.wert ice s: t,ci ti - ;
11 me ix h-ii.ie; Knriet ir y u can. but loitrive, Ly
lh 'ni is 3 rn s .-ii
I.im : iin.eni .! Ji i-i f.ir-lh? Cian i F rte We are
C' iiiiiic Ka-ber Abia'ant, six hundred in"n.arid m-ire ;
Aiwy ! k nn ihe M.rny hide; SLall r knew ecli
n"'fr 1 1 ei e ? &c, miib briliiaut variti, us by Grobe.
6i ( en s earb.
P.nktg. Waltzes. Marches. Q ick'teo-. Q'ladriOb.
c bv ii,i ' ar iinli'i'k Ail k.n S -if S umi.' and In
m riiv.t:. n h i.W. I'jta ''tries ni ii edtrce to say add.
11 uic mai.eJ at tlie aL i e i. i':;
(
m-i-
ai ci; e, rhoir? mih.i.iv .. i p Um.m h
. inn,. i e c .-.j'. we kiii.'t j-n i!-n r"?-
u':i l-e.t. ibe aiie!s c una-? ijhait wenierthe
; ; re"? M- m ti-ue; T'-e e i- a bea,niv:i
! v ..r ; -e libe t iweli., i my rtin' i; ; Fred
rruili i i ii-h i Weaie c;i.i..c Ka n-: Hbra'm
I b e ! b .iisjiuI ui e ; T.? e i- a I nid vt love ; s .r
i,.w .-i.a , c n.ieuiii ho in re, ti-,veu y ovtiio ; nie
i.i i,n-..: lie iv en ; L ind m "i -hr ; owmI im en .r
Mind i v s h i.i ; Oi iil is iu irnhmj -n ; -d -a e ibe
Nitimi; wiioner'a " ' tbe Pi ur an .n N'en ; r.t;- j
Kreeib in s il .m b.s da i e-1 ai . '', (hfte pi .ihi - ,
:a:i Over tiie ni-,rn am ; l.o: e Klia'.-ah ai.e ; vji-
I u-'f P'.ne io Heaven; m ffer li, i e i t r me ',
j UiilLUie; K'l-v me in lie ui.'Mini! ai'.'be-: C me I. - j
j iby ret ; S-veei h mr .f p fcc. Pi i' e 3 e-ii 3'
teit?l"Pl'd 7 !- ei hlli.d 'I j iu-t 11 1 ! 1 ,(.!i. j
iu aiitri i- i hi i it i - . i --'.,...' . .. .
pLi, iMieil b -Hi.lK.Vf Wl l-'il S A -'I.
X . 411 hr-.-v .,T V x J
a m . 1
BKOWHvILLE STiiAfri i
.rv.?fJ TI T !
This h is nnw bcinj run nuJ r tbe ujriM.ea-d-?nce
of
-?cp C-P
VTL.. v.:v t,. r-r" tht fh-r ha!! be no eco-Iuia'
At all Hosts cf ths Hzj !
Emiiiraiits to tlie Hincs
Will f nd this an excellent point fV.r ro:c2 t b
river.
ErniTTan'a fr'mSt. J-epb ard all point E?st of
here, even if they -b -Hid wib! m c by !b; X-b a-a
C oy Ri te il fiisii a ti-ar to rr. at tbiap int.
ajid tbe r. ad- are i-e ier . ibe A"et aiue r tiie all--
eisiiri R.vtr tUau vi' tbe aot. Aud
PROVISION OUTFITS
Cai be tx nTt-.t here cheaper than at any other pjlnt
the Territo-y. -Trave
eis trona.
5ansas 10 c: frcIa u t0 EsP" I
vrm find tils tie most direct ?li to cros at.
P.. V. MLTR.
BTTwaTine. KebTtt, Aprtt U.tt i4-t
I
I
si? 1H3 lEtL jaL
i ill iiiib iiiit!
J ill i iiljti HUU
T7 LI. T. DEN,
WOrLDmt T6;Tectn'lTlnTi:e :hepnv.M-re-e-!lT
tittii tstiut.-e hi lu-k n . .;.ti.-i-t .-e
Bini their ri!'--ii.e-e!ewter. a il.tywil: iherej-
SAVE TIirj.Il MON'LY.
l!CTTO "SMALL t ROTITS. Q''H5 SLZ," t'Ct
:io'k cr.nist? of D-v Gv-J. Staph1
i an 1 r anev ( t r ;cer It-. (.-lOt'lMl. ti K)tS
j , ' TI . .
i R' J M' Mats n id Caps, r urni'ure.
. Jj or B,.(j S'oves a:.d Tinware
Qu-'Pfu .trp. H i ware . ('u l'-iy. Irn
swid N:i-. Gl-s Hit! Piimv. (il and
Pai .to, D ug and Dye-Stuif?, c.
H n tj-re n-erttie-'t f rvt Ie O L-d
i-liC li j i l K niet. "h'i.f:-er. n I .M'e FjH' J
ni X ii i- (Ji ivm ..d H .. --j. U -o :rl. ic.
At .i-w f nnre.
4 Fu I Aor:iierit ' Gent't nd R y' Simmer
C.oiLi..g, rccj uir., Cder Ctoitans. JjU Will C-nl at
Cheaper than at any oth-r House ia town.
Bay j ir
STAr-LE'KD FA'CV GRODEttiES
Al 0X', Le k.eis full .Si.ittttcut uA Lau-i.
D E IV ' iS
Cticsro and S:. I.ui Cuani Mt!e
i:ol ax:il Miors. anil Ladies
I'antj ialters,
A e ti..- lie-t i i ibe X irk?t and
K S
25jSI'J.LS 'ill I'M CIIF.A X, MIN D
illAJ, AaY)U GO ALONG!
CTI E TE ;7 COOKIE. AN'O PARLOIt
S eIZ3 O mJr iPl s
. .O' Li e-: P-.e-n y,vi Bui at
Cheaper than at aur o'Uer n uie ia BrjnT'll.
D
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TT S l-ree.-rt;'ien ofTff-WATtK nmTIKT
TL.KS. UKAVr SlKr ll'.OX, HilU.O'A - WARE,
bioK 1-U K t LLU M S iLutuswa; u.t te -:.dcr-
.Id uii.
HIDES, PELTS & FUSS,
I)EX pay lbs Uubrt. Carb F k.
A fu'.i A rtn.cnt of
tmrna implememts
ox riAxa.
D E X '
Returns fcls thank- to the Pub!! ' r p-t fTr, tBrt
by eii ict attentn n O. Business b .p3 t. s.eri; tLal lib
era! patronage bestuwwd on tlui heretofore.
TTI. T. DCT.
j. v. IIDi;li.to:i
A
4
Manunieturcr and Dealer in
S.UM.E3. IltnVE-?. ERIDLES,:
COLL A US. Willi's. LASHES. NETS,
trui.v ctnii;-?. cauds.
URESLES. CAUiUAiE TFlAliSI.VGS,
riaASTEXlZ.VG IIAXK,
AND A VAU'ETV OF EVEUV TUIXO
I'KUTAIXINJ; TO
2"31y Prices Sh!I be in Accorilance
with the ! 1
Hy Strict Attention to TJasiness I Expect
a Ccmtiiitiition of the liberal Patronace
Heretofore i;t;t.wed by a Generous Public.
Repairing of all Hini3 Tzecutsd
PROIflPTLT.
cash pa xn roit HIDES.
i. W. SMDDLETOX-
A -. Jtut 2', 1963. n7.1y
SiKLLO. STliANGKK
ill III I ? f : XCV f.TT TIIOE
x e w goodsp
AT
J. BEHKY & CO'S.,
i HE VERY CIIEA1 ET IIUL'SE IN
BUOWIiVILLE.
J. BERRY & CO.,
FJare int received, ani are n-w s-nlre. at
land cm Udia atraeL.oiie ot tie largest stjclu olheir
DEY GOODS
A X
G-R.OCE
ever afrered in this market. Remember tbe plate,
J. BERRY & COYS,
IvToi 11, 2V2.xzx est root,
BirowxriLLE, 7, T.
1
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a xlit a:.i 1.1:: u.;
1 I 1 V-
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! SiOVEo ATD XX ATIS V ATI wt
i
j r-j prTlTTT fTfr r"-
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JQTTS; C.DEUSER,
JI..in Strcrt, BrowatilJe, !f. 7w
R.etnm Thanks T-r llje pTfOe he-'if.e XlW4
! L;ai, aJ p-jioi, m ii ply all wai, e". tier ia
QUANTITY OK QrAMTT.
II vier 1mm in bit rrf t -k r ti !?
ri.-e f s lnr'T er oII eel' e'r, '
ri I rti t h 'T. it.rir f-k pr.! )r'.e.
Mr r r- tro-n t I. ui, mfcuf j?r--t
Ir. i A? n-i in ii mliith U lttitiija l
tU irn Bv" kua.
COOK STOVES,
TU2 LATZ A' I IVIT.OXTD PaTTSRSS j
Duck's I eTiios i:!tt.iid OTCI2I,
feu?ciJt. c;oUlen lira
New llrav A.c.
EE ruriTITFTt CAET..TTV" t :TrXTT03
or Txr,:i::zz
TO HIS LA'lGE iJtVK Of
HEAVY SHEET IROII,
FOit srfJATl ItOfT.rT: : AIO fih
t UUil I J IJ Ci OAUUJ3.
A TAT5IETT OF Cr.T.kV
LAUD AI7D COAL OIL LU?$'
Ut ?rw Kau ifi.i !v.i',e'a; Laii Chimin v
bi.u'es. h - C-:'Vr. mm ht
aad tu.fi ,4 Ware.
A Lr.GZ QUANTITY OF
Tin'. Stonr X C.:s S't-Se:,linC Trait Catt
VLUY MCE AND CONVENIENT F0a
DF.StlUNf. TO rur
- LP t'ULJTI
K T.AEfiE CrVT'TT OT
Ot" EYLiiV L'i--slt.aU;Lt AUIICllE.
i lie. Ail i.i M" 'f
rnofiiiTus am aniens
ES IJIKIFCTEH TO UH
COOKING SKILLETS, 0YE.F, C
Guttering and Spantia. .
Its i p"-erre I to pa, no Kierinc and-pnf Idi. i4
all the wnrk t hi- iiaaat Hi brte( notice, and ta
a woi kiiitilike miDner, wbl-b be warraiiU U , al
tir--w.u. v&-a3
BENJAH1W ROGERS.
l'rojirieicr of tL
ira wm Him
FASTEST HORSES
A tretet
CZZ CCQSIT T3 f13
tVert nf Ihe Mi uri II". t jr, p! wii! tire the a
to rc-j O'lli'e iirti-- l rc-T-j' ne
t r T i c a hi
A LAKGTJ CORRELL VARD
f.rSf.-k.
Cy the Djj, We- i .r .M i.th oa iuuaalif termj
First S reet b ".' n Al iin and Atlantic, '
LROWXVJLLE, XEBUA&KA
Maeh Jut, 14. t.30 My
COAL OIL. be-l ; taU'.r clAi.fljaJ Ca. t4i oil. Lamp
tbnuutys aud M itks
Al ,t:eI.Hn;H:iu & Swan's.
CA SII TAID FO R CO RN ! !!
Tf vA YT
TAVTKD bv J W C . f. w.Js m w inyint at
B'. wni :e d ! Pe-n. He i pe,-.-i.ie the hubeet nurhet
pnre n .-.s i B i:i;iu iwirCrfi wni.e the p'i ie
up F pa tit ii - ,1i e u,S. W. e.iaj as. fra,
urj. W a-. -r Bi'nrt':.
Aiay 19 b 11 i i7 vs-iX
CHOICE LIQTJOSS.
i Wholesale and ItetaiL
i
I Evan WortMiif
OF THE
ri SI x 1, f J -N 4T
1
LE0WNYILLE,
TT 7t?c-!e'l tbe lar?t and bfr foe af
l.'qi r- aa ' CX r e"r J 1 in ii ' k-i.au4
wni i uei dt m a v in iha Xerr.Uiry.
Main Street, Erovrnvills;
a
r?b.,'f,4j!j. -
JACOIJAlAiiUlIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ii::uv.vriLLE.
...ne;;kasa
Cat i tte ittention of Gentlemen derlr.tg new, nat
aarvxaL.a a& l Xb caii.a
V7c?jii:5 Apparel,
To his
.iSVSTOCXCr goods. .
JUST RECKIVKl
EH IAD CI.OTilS CA3;.lERs. VKSTINT.S Ke.b.
or Tin: mai v ia v ri:vr styles,
WUii.b be wi;; e 1 or ii . t irjr. at u j;,rev.e-,
deme-1 i.- pi ice,. iia.-i i-u l "lie ut
be ia au.u l." j-'.ui w jri . ia e- :aL
1 tl.ivU.
j I wirrsnt niy work.
j Hand at trcll a Machine T7or!i.
1 Tu .-e i iLit u"j iliiu- bit. line d-wito
j call and exni:.e Ms (,o' nTesi.j. a he
j p e S.se-. nu.aei: tj iili -i v!t'ioa'J tavuraote ia-
'lutetienti. ,
lebrnarj 1 4 , 1S-4. 1 j
A Lare anvr:Li?i,t of Pw.iei Iz.vc. Zkt Lziw
I M. , Caa . aea
; At Llclaxililin & Sa-au'