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'ce; ejRill.be Union religious service
ielJ ia the Presbyterian Church cn
eCcordance.vriiiv th Prociarnatisri pf the
riPmiient cf the. United-Statrs,,, tcttinj
- g part a of ,Hu:niIiatioa end Prayer,
-.Tb?. Re.-. Jlr. -Tipton -i expected to
.'.'rreach the Serracn, - - -
A PEOCLiHAUOIi. ,
. r.Ty' fe; QcimcT: cf -Yeirasha cj
1 - - : -Fc!livg,t IJy.viihahcT, cii Prayer.
- O-r Nation rnourns the loss cf iti n3
"l lie Chief lain ! Abraham Lincoln, the
, Patriot, the great Statesman, has fal
len ; and every 'patriot ia the N&tioa.
' ncurns Lis less. 1 " : ' ,
-.'.I Ia xitvr cf Lis great aCb'.icn.ihe Pres
- .iieat cf the United "States -has' designa-
ted. -. - . , -..;.,.. . , ; "
T&ar3ay tio Crst day cf June,
Va day cf claiming, humiliation' and
-''grayer.- The President' has1 especially
- recommended "That our pecple'-ca lhat
I-.jdayy.in tbeir respective places cfrwer
t thip anile in Ecleran serrice to- Almighty
God, in memory of the "good tr.ao who
' his teen" removed, ' ) thai all'thall
la cccypied'at the ram time in eontera
.j. platioa cf hit tirtuei,lar:d acrrcw for 'his
..i"dden. death.'. ,. ,.
Host heartily conccrricia all that ts
. been recommended by our worthy Chief
Magistrate. I especially and respectfully
' Istiie the people cf -Nebraska lo lay
k ttide as far as p.osait!e, all tecular bu-
tineas cn thstday: end that it cot only
.. be observed as a day cf humiliation,
v-'' I ut that it be made an occasioo for the
people to unite in asking cf the alaigh-
ty to so dispose cf events, and to guide
i: ccr rulers and the people, so that- peace
.. . and unity may gaia prevail throughout
the la'nd,'
Let v atk God to tacctify this great
" 'cational eGiction'to the ultimata good of
thojE3 who' -survive this great and good
x.' man, that the good wcrka. contemplated
ty Lira may be speedily and faithfully
carried into execution.
Dons at Omaanhis 12th day cf May
-Iw-5. , ; My the Governor, , ;
A. SAUNDERS j
; PADDOCK, Secretary, t. '
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' ,,"cf the General Land Office, we take the
following statistics of the. general and
. entered in the Territory, at the different
!nd Office. The time cf making these
v.' entries was frooj tne lit of. July, 1SG3,
: ff4to the 20ih cf June, 1C34;, cr th'e-ifiscal
,'reax. ,. ,-. - . . u - t - ... '
,jt- iAl. l-9 Off ats. Land, 0c9.ther.ft tvas
Wintered, 54,755' acres,, cf this amount
'-Q72 tcres'vras taken under the Home
; rtead Law. , ;. y iy
t- '. At the cfSce in Brownville thera was
'.cr-tered 4.0,702 acres, cf , this amount
. - S7.j4; acres was entered under ;the
-Hcmestead Law.
. ..'At the OfBce in Nebraska City there
? rras entered 32,450 acres, cf this amount
.; CJ.429 were taken under the Homestead
7- Liw. -.
At the Of2ce at Dakota-City , there
; xras entered 3,951 acres, cf this amount
acres were taken ender the Home
' . tesd Law.
These comparative figures; speakj well
' .''.;":r.corLRnd JDistrict. ; Omaha;he
.. cnly district ahead cf ui-T-haa; had ,the
immense prestage cf the. Pacific Rail-
.joad;. the Nebraska City Distrjct;has
attempted to.reap a,like benefit by blow
' J-ing jabcat numerous -railroads that were
10 pass thrcught that district, and .tall is
.' distanced in land entered by' upwards, of
acres, i The Nemaha District holds
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cutro extra inducements; all , we aslris
lhat car soil and adrantares be seen and
- . .
rz are fatisSed that bo;h will be appre
ciated. ... . . " ,
. v IYc:a the lat day cf July, 1S31, up to
the 'present time there has been lecated
at this oSce about 45,000 acres, about
C3.CG0 cf which has been taken under
the Homestead Law.'
-i-ThU-is a marked increite upca the
;h:Vscal year, with over a:month lo go
i 'cn.-f Xoyai- emigrants yoti're the only
.icliss v dfesiredbok at hese facts and
. i:ake up your minds were tosetile. The
: cmigratica to this District is not the re-t-jult'cf
;-any forcing' process, lat fcf tatu
i ",Z'C idvantsges exceedtd. by no District
, :n the' Territory." Vie 'Ihv not' 'about
r-;iroads."lo ricg scalers, bechuso- we
- L- ihat'at ihe-file cur Diitrict is f.l
.r j. cpthe tatarl 'demahd '-v.Ill: brjcg
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.tcirly ' en' insarrectica "c:!urrtd via J
The negro troops had perfected "a fcplot
to jally'fcrtht:-:dtr4arder--errry rebel in
I lien: phis; id'. revenge for ths Fj;.-: Pillow.
.,n::::crc. - The .:njx cf . tarclldffiel
j
;n:rs-.rn:s.the: cau..i;Whiaa.trocps.l
"OS !
c;r:.; f:rth, ca their rnissica cf.ffcr.th, I
) 7 wcf ppHjHajr'tp skirmish I
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T-c v.-.f TiLLr, lt'j., )
-At a r:2?Mr.2 cf tl.3 i :nz men cf
thi: city, held, p;: rr::i:. -his
day in D:n'i Hail, Dr Jcl .'el.;,: .3
vv2s chc:cn Chairma: c.r.d''. .. 2T. At
kinacn. Secretary. '
Tt3 object L"the-meetinj nil, ex
plained to be the organization cf a Bard
cf Trad 3.
ly disrusied, acd its clject canvassed.
The clject of-such an organization was'
dee'ded to. b eria a d vancQ-th Jntere stsjst.
Nemaha County by doing all in its power
to bring ia trade and tfarel.
On motion a committee cf five ras
appointed to draft By-Laws for the gav
"eminent "cf the Ibard," to submitted
at its next' regular meeting, whereupon
the. Chair made the following appoint-
C 6 C t 9 t .,.
Joha4 L.: Cclhapp," A. S.'JlolIiday.
Jame? Berry; II. C.: Lett and theo. W.
'EedfJrd.;J- :'"! '' ' :-
Oa motion, adjourned to nieel next
Thursday eyerir. -
t j JOHrXM'PHERSON.'CVra. ;
II. J.I. Araix.ios, Sec'y '
' Sinca abpve meeting was held j we
have hsard soinetalk among oar farmers
as to the object cf this organization,' some
avering thsl it was a combinatira 'cf
rnef chants to put up the pricft cf "goods,
Zii. " This- is' very wide" eff the 'mark,
rrothing "cf the kfnd was thought cf, or
will ever be attempted: The true aim
cf thlaf Beard will be' to further te in-
, TV
terest cf Nemaha ' Countv and this city,
by forwarding Improvements wherever
they rady benefit. tie' City arid County,
acd other mat'ers to numerous to men
tion ;" bul the'price cf Pork and Bans,
or Dry Goods and Groceries will nerer
be meddled with by the'Eoard. Further
any farmer, possessed cf real-estate, in
this county may become a "member.
Every property holder is interested and
should be a member. '
- The following communication was
handed to us sometime ' ago' but has
accidently been misplaced, out as it has
ccme to light agsiD, we publish, as re
quested, wiih lhis addition, we have en
quired as to the 'truth cf hi. contents and
find 'that the most' cf "Mr. : Shurtlelf's
neighbors give him" credit for loyalty.
Jdr. Editor : I learned a few' days
since that it has been reported in Nema
ha City andjin allprobability, elsewhere
that lama rebel or sympathiser with
the South.1 "Certainly the author of such
a report ia' not well posted, for nothing
that I have said or done could license any
perscn to make such charges against rne.
I came to this Territory in good faithvo
make' it rhy home ; am a loyal citizen
and "utterly opposed to session in any
manner that it could be gotten up. As
a christian I always submit to be govern-
ed by those that rule in ' authority.1 ' I
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peace ana prosperity oi tnis government.
But for me, as a' Minister of 'the Gosn'el
cf Christ, to preach politics, I can't doit.
Believing that politics is one "thing 'and
christianTty " another. And this, '.Mr.
Editor, is probably all the cause thai any
person, could lave. With me Jet poli
ticians attend to the political business'of
our( country, and let ministers that pro
Jess Christianity preach Christ.'' This
appears from the premises to'be their
legitimate.business. ( - '!'. ('
Respectfully Yours, , ' ' r.
Daw'l W. Sbvktlztt.
; Little Muddy, Neb., April 9, '65. '
In the Omaha Republican wa find a
letter dated Ft Laramie, May",2lst,
from which" we extract "the following : .
'' "On Saturday two hundred t Indians
attacked Deer- Creek "Station; ninety
miles west of hTe, stole 16 horses from
thers and ix i"rotn' sc-diers ramped near
by.- Seven: Indians .areire'pirted killed.
A party started in pursuit of lie Indians
a'nd had a skirmis! with them; oue man
and several horses killed.
"The Operator at Three Crossings
was reporttng an attack upon lhat sta
tion, cn Friday afternoon, and while do
ing so, the line was cut ty Indians,- and
have had no tiding from him since.''
Lieut's. Griffin, Pulcck and all cf the
First NfcbrasUa have been ordered west.
It appears to us about time that that
great Indian expedition, which we've
heard so much about; was moving. : It is
true "large bodies move slow," an4 if
we jadgs cf this expeditisa'- "cn time,
woe be to the red devils cf tie clains
whealt does move. ' ' pM;- and -infantry ' together -Upcn: his ap
sf . - . - 1 - preach to the. city, the .irapersa!ist3:va'ca
: Th? following r,e find, ia the Nebras
ka City Daily Press: ,i-::.::rS .1 1
: t-Wi lR 3Iilhr. has; taken an itfTictionr
ate eave cf the. djtcria.l: tripod cf- the
ilo Register."
Chi Vi aa. Jl.Uer, for msaaeat think, , ,
-1 Vrktjne8ji,T6 prc"tj prirgfron3 Faaa3iEk;
. . . tTTbea thus prmti to F.a!o-ia dra,,
" Vrta will pcrise thj prosiilutei rin;
CJ Cal Trr psrrcrtci. I paper misapplied, '. -; r.
, Ki Ili:!r '.liliorued the Missouri t'id,r. '
'.Ueci o'fr thb hot ;ct, born to cstfal toils, -
. Tftn tsght to wait the paper waiek he eoils ;
wed, ue! red", or t li -d the car with iusty limb
He'd not (ua r.urui, por If Hjroiia.
, Adja J;S est- William ! . May thy lau-
rals tura poppies,- and, theirnareciic per
fume ldl.tbee .into pweet repose' And fcr-
getfulcess-. cf the; ic'gratiiude .of man-
- m - v
J:in-4., Atwl .Sweet JJilly-go-iil.;
"he Herald's correspondent gjres.the,
rsrtjc - las cf thenar re n of Jeff, Iayis,.
fvlly ccnnrrair'-the cGi-ial-acccJuij-al-retdy.puUiihed..;
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When the guard wenrto the ten'jth'ey
were met by Jlrs. Davis ia dishftbille
"Fie 5? gent! r.-r.c a den't disturb ihz
"rriracycf ladies. before they Lz2 time
to dm:," -'All right, madara" --.id t! -
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Pres ctly th ro ap; ire
a:
.:3
cjsr an esters" !2 old .IT t.r.t - ca; :t
V
caherrm, escorted by Mrs. Davis and
her sister. "Please let my old mother
go fo the spring for some water to wash
; a tSfl rsrDiV i s tT a p leading ton ev
It strikes me your .mother wears very
Ug poots,' said th'e'guaTd, as he hoisted
the-cld lady's dres withdais sabre, and
discovered number thirteen calf skins ;
!rand wHiskrstooT'jd the ferge'ent,
as ie puue'd the fcoba from her face ; and
b, JefT Davis in all his littleness stood
beforehim ! A Spencer was immtdTaUy
pom ted at hisearsVand he was marched
back to his tent and placed'' in "durance
vile.
Only a'bout eight thousand dollars', in
specie was with the party, though several
boxes were not yet searched.. They were
brought .along, however.' ancl "ill be de
livered the authorities at Washintoni
There were fouad on Postmaster Rea--gan,
papers showing a large .amount cf
specie hirpeJ 'for London, . which, will
also be delivered to , the t authorities. '.by
Colonel Pritchard. The latter withhis
prisoners started immediately f or Macon.
The party, were all sullen,, and .Davis
remarked to Pritchard that had ihey cot
been taken by surprise thsy would not
have rurrexdered without a fight.
While on the road they received a'copy
of President Johnson's proclamation off-'
ering 8100,000 for Davis, .Dayis ,read.
it; he trembled ; his hands -dropped to
his side, and with a'grpanhe dropped the
paper.. .His wife picked it up, read it
aloud, and the whole party burst into
tears. .. ' . . , .
"Those who propagate evil reports fre
quently invent them ; and.it is no breach
of charily to suppose this to be the case
always; because no man who spreads
detraction would have scrupled lo pro
duce iu JVctc.' ; ;.
: When the af3uvia arising frosa a dead
carcass becomes nerlor ; when skunks
forget", their , propensity to scattertheir
perfume; wSen the maggoty glowworms
which infest thy brain shall be consider
ed pearls of vsdom j-when J. Salt Mor
ton .becomes en honest politician and
thou ceassst ta be.his tool ; when truth
becomes a nijth. and - total .-.depravity'
the.generul rul8 ; therr, and. not till .then,
will the above 1 sound .well,-as ccnaing
from thy pen, Oh, Ajax I who hath not
been content with blackening individual
reputaticni but hath stigmatized a whole
nation with' the sodty. crime of.raacegi-xiailnn."--;
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i A. F. Harvey arrainged .for drunk
enness and an assault ; on a paceable
citizen. The assaulted party refrained
from administering, the chastisement his
impudence'deserved, arid quietly arrested
ana . piaceu n.im in-" ine .-cusicay -'or-an
ouicer, , Such p3e nders; are usualy in
duced by, Police Court to shovel dirt on
the streets, for a few days. 'fftlr'aska
Cify 'Press-21ih. : i; VJ '!';' .
W.e presume ihe'ZicabiJIties of.the JVcics
are considerably' lesseuei while its edj.
torial fljjets in cilahoosei'
The splendid lower Mississippi paclc-"
et Julia, wnicn wasxounu tor r ort 13en
ton, with a cargo cf" freight;-) and "sunk
sixty miles above Omaha on thb 22d
inst''has been raised, and the 'leakaj:
in her'hull was stopped,"' when '"she stair
ted 'on her' voyage' to 'the" mountains!
mo uuiy us3 sue susiaiaeu was iwe
hundred sacks of corn damaged. , ' ' '
: The ;JVu,5-quotes the followinfir"ffnm
for' avoiding' controversy .' : n ''r ''
'You know if you. -had . a'bent" tube
bne armi -of - which was 'the? size of '' a pipe
steraf and'thef other bi'g -enough 'to hold
the ocean, -water-would stand the saxiie
height ia cne s the oilier ? ,j ,
. The simile is complete if wo substitute
Ajax for the pipe stem.and a barrel 'of
whisky for the ocean ; only the whisky
would rise a little, higher iathe prpe'etem
V '"" .' ' ': .3 t- '
The Time's Brazos Santiago letter of
the 12th inst., furnishes important and
interesting. news from' mexico and Texas.
' The reported -occupation" cf Monday
by the Liberals ia.counnned-n-concerning
which the correspondent .says; that ..the
liberal General Negrette, was .,151 com
mand of the forces operating against the
piace,- consisting-or about 7,UUU nofse
I ted .the ; place, after spiking ahe.heavy
guns wnicn tell into me Hands cf the lib
erals. 4 After eccupyirig'the placV'Ne
grette levied a forced icaa S11J9 CCD in
specie-to pay his trocpsV' In the light Vt
Syltillo'the imperial Generals. Vixtoriona,
Lopedo and,.F;rro-vere wounded,- but
made thei'r jescape. Ia this fight Ccrt
inas captured 5,t)00in fpexie and' '000
prisoners.-- Herois' IJatamoras Etiil' ex
ists.Oa the29ih ult;,' General Negret
te appeared .in front. ;;tbd, fiiy.wfth
ab-oui 6:000 men and. three pieces car
tillery, and engaged" the imperial forces,
dwving in' their pickets and killing end
wounding quite a nu ruber cf the French.
Before jhe arrival cf .'.Negrette forces
General-Mejia tad. been. reinforced -.by
the rarnval from'- Vera Cruz of . 3
poundera., 17;ere Xf;nfcrcBitcaKrriyet't
cn;he 21stf,.2nd- cnr.th-f:ur?hji:j2(
was'fu'rtSeV reiircel bV'SOO -Austriai
further, rein.vrce.l bit.8Q0. Austrian
battalions cf infa'rtry of abouV2Gi) men
each, about 200 laccera " afew 'tahch-
eiua i.-.u.Ay ui iiiijfria, '.VUa IJ'jr. time
troop3nO rnean accession ID. the Jmall j je'rs eld, apprised at Thirty Cvo Dollar?-, Ta
garrison.-"It is how- re'pWrVoif that after j kea.n?j Auio T. I). Eoghoa.aaiiiOMria h.j,6a
several days skirmishing that resulted in ?l0U' R. V. HT71HE!S , J. V.
tho captcrin- t l killing cf a fe- ca
1 2th sides : c'.ia is falling back. It
is believe'' - ";-2rted by his friends
that he h ,z'y -a waiting reinforcements
.hieh ar ?r;;tsd everyday '.en. 'he
intends f -ia - ia. During the : ?h?'be
.Cre the city th 5 heorio citizen . i; va
lv.Z sV.dad-'! ;:2 and Yankees :1c 1 to
Brownsville, the litter cf whn ' were
kindly received by? their friends, the
Brownsvililans, Rumor says they were
put into their sympathetic ranks daring
the-eng3grr::at -between--tharhciliger-ents.
The rebel Gen. Slaughter forti
fied ihe left link cf the. Rio Granhyjo
prevent Negrette from access to the
river to procure water for his command,
Eeser time Xegrette's army made a
movemen"Ciri i'.the direction of ih'e'.'rifer.
the rebeb' opened a brik arliiery fire on
them and drove them back.. Negrette
iLza lorce enouIs to tak'eta3 -city, ana-
doubtless ,vou Id .have .done, so had not
Slauzhtef areed to shell hini out if he
succeeded jn gaining the' plaz.i. "It is
alleged 'by some that this was the case
I nf-Negrette's abandoning the; siege and
uiai ne ieu -.xour, nuuurea, norses urn
were fsmislied for wont of .. water. So
much f?r disinterested neutrality. ',T
;;,War.Dep't, .Washington. May.Q7, ! ,
. ?To Maj. Gen. Dix. rA dispatca from
,Gen. Ca'nby. dated "New Orleans' May
20. stales, ' 7he' arrangements' for ' the
surrender of theTConfederate forces in
the Trans-Miissipi D-parment. hav$
been .concleded.i . They includb the nit
and. material of." the army and envy."
- Signed E. M. S f AN TON,
' Tec'y cf War.
The followiug order has jist teen is
sued from the War Department:- "That
in ajl cases ofs-entences by military trfb
unals.of. imprisonment during ,the war,
"theputence be rf mitted and the priso
ners be disel ared. The ASjutant Gen.
win issue lmmeaiaieiy tne necessary in-
gtruciiuns to carry this'order intoeirec-.
By order of the President. ;. - ;i' . i
: Signed; E. M STANTON,, .
. , " , Sec'y, of War.
. r , ; Kansas City,. May 25.
5
, One of the most destructive storms
thatyev'er visited this portion of the coun
try occur'ed Wednesday evening in the
vicinity of Olathe, Johnson' county Kan
sas. . I -J.-, ; '
The storm commenced abeut sundown.
Several large brick buildings were blown
down and raduced to' a perfect wreck.
Stohe'cne 'were unroofed; and a por
tion of their walls blown down. ; Several
persons were injured,-three or four se
riously, and severahcut. and bruised by
hail. Horses and wagons were literally
lifted from the ground and "rolled .over
by the force "of the wind."' Hail1 was
said to be blown into drifts 'two or three
feet in depth. L ; . ; c, - i
Reports from the track of the ; storm
I represent great 'destruction tq'hoases jnd
fences. The general' cbu'rse'of 'the storm
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j 1 , f tj ! i 5 I .
rUl u;,-i ;v ' ; !r4'? i l-:;Co:svfinff ;of tn-l'DrJ O oi Dinics
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s
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a : : a
Havicgjaat receive
(i'Ri n n'fi n n
i r Li I; ;rJ J: U KJ
iLT CXXiTLY izrCttt) IEICIS, I wobM
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Aci surreuaiicg to tr-e jaraa.
i tr.;.-v U Crts.vrissn1a' e'aeral every article requisite ta mike ? aco:c;'.rS3 outfit.
C3I am now f tcgared lo sell GcoJs'Cheaper than ai.y bouse ivcs: cf St. Lcuis.33
CiLi' A5D SEE FOlt T0URSEL? AT THE CALTnidllE CLOTIIIN'G HOUSE.
Brrtwrvvilfe, .Tnnn lt; i ' !
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i n
n
?-r
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2 EOOaS BELOW 'PC3T-OFFSCE,' MAIN ST.,
... Where'a choice selection cf the fol
lowing a r'ticie.' tan al way be found)
c n B a : p s. r o n c a s n i
.. , . Fiue Dresa Goods . 1 ..
; Balmoral Skirts .'
' Hosery and Hoop Skjrt3
Latest Style Ladies-Dres" J
And fancy goods ''
: Gents Collari and Neck Ties
. . Gents & Boys summer Hats
Large Stock Notions .
Papa Window Shades ' - ' " "
Heavy Stock" of Boots & Shoes r
arge Stock of ' Groceries . . .
Sugar Teas and Coffe
Dried Applet and Syrup Molasses
Raisins and Copfec'tionarie3 7 "
" Choice Smokinsr arid Chewing Tobacco
Spice and Bottled' Pickles ' ; '
' Soap Candles and Mackerel;
-. -Table Salt crackers and Cheese
Cash paid for Farm Produce.
" ' G:i M. HENDERSON.
""'May 2oth,','65. 9-36 ly rd nn.
ffl.CflffB
127
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a a
1
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RAJ 1ST E-y-, CO.,
, AT TH3. ,
r, . t!vej!iat received ecd wi. I jell ,
V Q H E A P" i QH. GAS H
; -7 'the f'oirowirig article! ia their line. ' !
f 'juoln ,1 iond-; n j;Cpl,1iou and As.
' Choice Cuff je, Sog.ir. T". MoafseB, Sjrnp,Fih,
. Dried .FruitaaCl vPTcrjthiiij tiat makes np a ocm
pl'oto Grocery outfit. . .
.JIARDWARE ,.AHD : CUTLERY.
Cbi'ice Packet nd Tb! Cutlery, aili, Farm ai. i
Queensware Glajjsware,
-nuvti Wa f e "StdhV War e ; &c.3, Sea
EON GGHN SHELLERS
.
- i'hijh doea ite'wk clean and at W rate 'c
loll Lufehejg a dy,.anl:i3 thedurablu bhoSler ever
icde, being all iron, tba wtar tear aiid" repairs car.
aiooflnt t yfrv.ljttje, . ' . ' : J. '
SJjy 18th, 1SJ5. . 35 fl-3ai ,
piib's 3? i je' c ;T tr, s.
year 1S3-5 on. Monday, May the S.h, un
der tha Supennte'adence of. O. B. Hew-
ett A M. as , Principal j who, with, curb
assistanpe, ai.mayjbe necessary, will
also rhave; charge of the classification.
discipli&e and instruction of the "Prima
ry and Intermediate " Departments as
included inthe present. arrangement.
The Term' will continue eleven weeks.
' HATES OH TCITIO.V.
'Primary Class !'1'.' ; S3 00 ' " '
'J "Ibterraediate Class 1 ; " $4 00 1 '
'-' GrammW :-"; O'3 S5 00 :1;
t Advanced ' L ; $6 00 ' 1 ,
lPayahl'e "in advanco."'
N? Scholar .received'' for - less -'than
half thiTerm, and. no allowance made
for absence unles p.t the -optiori cf -tbe
rincipal. ;. . .
Per Order of the Board of School Di-recrors-'cf
'Brownville-Districr. 33tfi
TSALE OF "ESTRAY STOCK. '
c L -i -r.-::. :.:.' i i
On Satcrdsy tta nth day of Jucelwlll ofTer for
"4'.to tba t;rtelbld3rca8b ia band, to the City o
Btownville in Kemaha Co , Nebrj.ka Territory re
Uny Hoi TOrpused to t yeirs old, riphr hind f.t
wbite. n ether raarki-cr brings r?rceivat'-8- TiitaJ
Lr.p by ASraMm ?etx7 an-s-aw ta Ji.'s esrn-i, -ap-
' . - . a
uul a: Siii CO.- , 33 4. eo. x. v. iituia j.r.
or ail iNr.
5 also. Vareh53e Tr-eij. Ixtta)
FAIR3Ani(S finsSlLEifecO!
ATTOHNBY" AT L AW, ;
FALLS CITY, IJEBEAEKA.
f 1 ; 1 1
firo wnviIl9"i-,Hig& ; Scliool.
Will commence its First Term for tiu
i w! f a tt.i)C9 v.jrjURtuJij, . rria a t if 'ary do.-iV f 4 i-: : t "Eci Mach.na ti n
i'itAT & FCi : Agents, ia iit. Low. t-i-IU. ( U0 nn r. raum s:sw- .vhieU. fj.ea t2a
wi'i .' '' " i .. 1 ' 1 jf.r-; f aifii)f-i!ic.'c".i.a:vaii:a.
i 13" "ilJ practice the Courif ;1 srb. t
ttt
i
1
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-- f -t y j a i 1
I ' "r-. - -' ' V i,.
1U w J i t,-- 'vy
d a Url fall saJ cf '
TV" fi p "P. 7 0 n U ? TI n
J ! ! k . I J, I - t?
?i 71 Ti T P 7 0 ? TT 7 TIP
J UJ r-.r . , 1 y h i h y
rcfrfctfalJy invite tlio attiat-sa f the cUixens cf
v-
i r
. . ... f . . ,
I Uainmotli . ; Stc ck.
OF NEW AND WELL SELECTED
1 ' Jl
Ju?t'reccivcd at ''
.... 1 . , . . .... - , ., . -
DRY GOODS A5D 'GEOCEKT STORE,
A". IF. Cor.. Mai ar.d First Eireds,- '
Latest Style Ladies , Dress and Fancy
Dress Good, Summer Shawls,-,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
'.''' - -"'Hats; ''Caps.".'"-" : '; .
" Boctj,' 1 :; '
- - Shoe?, iron,- " ; ' ;
' Naila-r Flour, Bacon,
Queensware, Hardware, Furn-
iture, Sash, Djor," Window Glass, ice.
. - .Which he will sell;. .
QH E A P F OR CAS H .
Call nj Examine til gtoetc bffore p cr ctistlr.j else
where. - 8-ii-lj .
TEOS. C. CEEHSHAW,
siiNCFACtnrtEn . dealee '
SADDLERY UARtTESS
ALL riN'DS 07
HARNESS, WHIPS, SPURSLASHES,
t5.'
ITeia Street, Opposite Ware's Bank,
NEBRASKA" CITY, NEBRASKA.
DRIED Ar?!es, Driol Peaches, sago, ETce, Urc6,
Ai M-T auchlin Swan's.
t1 X'rt
' .7
'f:rOinVoa'mifRi;;-V'
THSSI Bitters are prepar?d. In iure -.urotl
Wh y, from a ovaibtnaiiva of ott Ivrmty di.
. Jerifnt kimls of roots, Urks and herbs, w.McV
act In perfect concert one tlie other, pr-
pared frora the original formula gien by l.1
great chief. Red Jacket, to -Ir. Chapin, who
sed them successfulljr In 1U practice for many
years, and by their ue gained sogrrcat a pcpnlrity
In the treatpint ani cure of 'Dypt.sia, Urer
ache, ieveriuid A rue, and il dirsrUinz rrwn
vompiaint, conmipauon, fcica and rvervoos Hend-
torpid liver or inl;-etion. Persons -uDerins froia
ure ty the use or these Enters, which are perfectly
ttirso uni5oin ui.ico.-'es w:n cnj a Sara
pure and free frora all Usow drugs and miaon uu
-fciljr pot up in such prcDaraUoria and Daimcd ofT oa
an ur. suspecting jml.lic. A ilnvlt ti isl wiii ceo
Tlnce the mo skrptiral that in the REI) JACKS? -'
there is rirtue which no other Citters posss.
. Tney strengtien and iarigorate its systeu.
They are tcequalel for general detility,
' They are a sera cure for dyspepsia. -Tteygiveagooda.ud
aealwy eppetiia,
They assui dite , -t - . ' i -. :
.They are tha V-cat itxialait ia ezlsteacs, . '
They are a preventive of Tevcr aid IZ3,
Ttey relievo cczzripaticn.
i7 CiieTTei vouallcuiace
Ihey are perfect?? p-ne ai palitatle;"
A?-d ri-rson ard le!icfe females will f.rfi thy
v can aare Saj ijfp LUU by.Uicujo(th.t t
.rs.
Beware cf eennterfeits. The Eed Jacket Eit
' ters are cnlj w!d In t-ottles wi!h rur rsme blown
on th ' ai 1"'ar.4 'ur, jHvt gctrramcnt stacoy
acroMlhe cork. ' oca '
' f
r: -7vv'
V '
t V . ' ? -. jiij '
For Medicinal and Table usrti, which ara perfectly
, t tare,, and aeeJ only, be tried to be appreciated.
. t-'oce geociaa udIws Sjiey hnve car g tnt labti oa
' each bottle, and oar iuiUaU pressed li wax arer
tbe cork. ' r
Sold fcy,l dragists ad dealers throtjjbaoi tha
coon try i -.Call for crar gooda tnd U.e do ether.
i Cifeulars to the trads lurplied oa sr-plkation ta
Bennett Pieiers &. Co, .
BltOWTv PiiOLi:, Pero,.T.'
,GADIH. . ;
SrowaTir.'a, Juue 2. ' ' co S3-ly " ' ' '
. '
HRSiC..W..W!LUA:,IS0ri;
Florence Sewing Hachiiaels
a -,, !
Certob atpr-.tp-i.: . . . f
altttes Vn.TT.Tl I I V V K R K N T f
TTi9 i-j'vfeoce M3C-.lre ba a.lTrf.res frr all ntTiers r
STl'rHh.S.it t.aaaiiii HI.VKFiSI I
lil,!-, I h.l-:i) whkb aijties tte ej.eriior, ty
-imply tufu-iiii a-ii;i!nLi g'e. lo ha-re the. wnr ran
ertb6?-Tisiiiae- i f Jf isaluirsf r.fi'e:e,-vary rapt-l
riMnp flyegtitc.le at rch rv;.l urn d -iog tba
9ret antflf'jeatefctlfwlfh rri ruT ftl-:.' A ecpe-
Ayers Cheny Pector !
. . . . c v. i i , -
.lAI.k O .iil'F. I.T nntl rjfl : u! hi f-r?e.' leP.e-r Ci rn th f.f.l t!?."'e!'-
1 tl.e rigat bsrn. fop t-ffe'tla r.sit f a r'lapp
'r.V-:.?r;i-.-Lfi r-'-Tf. .iaer rtors, . , te ic yr oil. a;;ri-t-i w; n Cal'ai S3i4
Th t' Jli i- tLi 1., ' 1
vuuah 3 well as c; .- i
perhaps sudden deith.'thsa w-m"
cernment cf weak humiaity.
r a2th:r it is r..a: "p,r.ica c!
just entered ur,:n, c
l"a- Cirrr
that rart ;..:t "siia
I'cftenumes unlocked fcr di;?j rrM
J a time l.a even n:t cc:r.
: cation, and ihi ThV"
cnes" hive always to run a gau-I, J
-Vbefcre thej arrive at icaa'.V; J
but now that the cwr.try has need
i I.Vr.pfrrf? th-r nrriso af . i i
- . . . - k.J'Jn at J i
, -. 11. Cvs- i
but now that the country has need cf de
fenders, those who h:tdescat:ed t -t;
cf childhood are expesed to te;v
the terrors tf the battle-Celd cr
insidious cisca'ss-'cf-th h-""'.i'
camp. Even. to these. w:3 DursU3
peaceful pursuits cf tor.ie.'dar.ge-
m th? shape cf an exrbn, - l
a run-away, cr socie'suddaa i-.it
so, 'even in the inidst.cf hfe, v. ...
cleatn.
' Now, th? moral cf
all thif, (if
curing (if ii h is noiaireaiv a'. .
good, faithful lihcr.r.sies, in soae'f' f
other,-eimer by the5 portrait'- faia:cjV:
the photographiit: . ,
thai tace that' 'chi.'momer.t'i sudlci (i. j
hmitj iiiighi b;Ji -away'lrcu'ih;r tight !
furvt:r !.
How many are thus prccrastinatici j
and putting tfT this iacrt J duty, for scrsj j
trifling eXcUie,' thai shdll o' day pr34
a source cf the njoit poiguant regret. S
"Scarce a day passes that s?r.? na3ja j
deep uiTiicuon does nut cuu:e; to.iaa rviti i
"If I had one uf your phoiograpljjcf cy j
wife aa she was in hfe, I should prizs I
above any earthly treasure," cr "if wi I
only had sosne kind cf a picture cf cut j
little one just gce to beaten, it wouli f
be an inexprparible source cf coraf'art-tj
us," and so oq, indefinitely. '--'' 1
"Good Pictures cost scrrutiihgX-il w:?j
tried ia the way that tests their t.-ua ?ai. I
ve, monfty becomes a3 ashes ia ccnpin
Eon. ; -' ." , - . .
" The 'sutscriber ""would " respeci-I!)
announce to the Citizens cf this p!a:$
and vicinity, that he has made arrar?
ments to remain wr.h them for. a hcrt
seascn ; so that all will have a cha:c
to procure cne.cf his beautiful and erer
lasting pictures, whkh 'he is so skillful
in taking.
Having practiced the Art during1 ti
past te'a ;ears.and beicg ia. coca:aat
reception of all improvements, be fe&it
confident of givirg entire satisfactioa,
to all who may favor hs-ii with atrial.-.
lira pictures fcr clc2n-ts and trilliaaci
of tone are utjs'urpasa'ci by ihoie
a-v list - in iu couiury. - 'I
A word to Mothers: To those b
have infants, h? wouli say that the
now have an cpportun.'y cf cb'.aicicj j
pictures which niay be a comfort and so i
from them, as he pays articular" a'.rec
tion to making piciure. of children.
Pictures' guarantied a'. good in cloudy
weather-as in fair,-, . -. - ? (
'to any - person wishirrg-ti Ieafa lis
Art, he criers instrur: i n.-, at aa Ic
prico ts.:8n;ba 6h?.ii! Vf?" where.
CHARLES ii. WALKER. '
Practice Operator u ,the" Aiuencn I
Pccpie. Now to be found at the Gi
Iry of W..M. C. Perkin?. Rrawcnlle,
Nebraska Territory, 3137. -
-
BENJ. HO GEE'S
! 4-14 j' L.J U'Tl A 111- U i
JLJ2m i - 1 T V JL L,J J, TX J jl JiJ
CfOR. FIRST & ATLANTIC STEETS
EHOWIIVILLE, 1 ' IIEBHASSi,
V . . ' IS TIIE ) )
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MOOT cojvrr3ijijT2
Iqstirution?. cf ther kind, ja : th West!
THE-BEST;
AND FiE
3 "TO" Or CS-II 53
TO HIRE, . TERMS REASONABLE.
An Exteasira., . .,. -l
-' Ij connected with the S:bl9.
i
STOCK '-BO A.PvDED
Tl7 lha
Day, i-T7c3l:,' - or; liontc.
. a y ' J . m
"Slay,' llih,.'ej.,:.., ... ; si iy
C. 7. SlEWAKT.iiD. A. P. II9LLAD-i,.
FHYSICIAHS At ID SUnGEOjih
Sottth r-vst eornar of JUia ani r.-- ' -f
7U f. jr. -
rnwrTil.irebr.-Va.3:aT 5t5; IZ39 - "1
ear, tn-arbjt r r,f tie ruit ear ui h nSeoi o"
ti, c:aj trial on the reft b'p, - ,
rre4 attwf my Pol 'an. R. 7 H-iJ. vJL-
- i - 9 - J 'Vptv vnrr
X.J I ti 1 in-
eito-l-rff down t-a o--K"t "ilV;
. . .. ' . ..j rr. f
- 1
Ayer's Sarsapj
er the young, matured ,r -a?ed "r. '
who have friends to Jove thera asd'r-'-fcr
them when dead," should, ilT&
ether day to pass'carlessly fcr wi-'C-
There ore' some .new lu3i!v prrtr'c 7
for a season,.-with . ,it pleasures t 1
sea-side, 'or 'some far- cST-fa?Liccab!i j
city, without a thought cl dacer.wbes. '
perLaps, mere is not niexistecce ashai. '
010 of some belof.Jfzce'm the family cir-
cle to rnr;ni tlrn. of - it$ tri-hrcJ' j
SEO !H2Uw3 ZHS
Taen up tha us-Wxa?, li? thr v,
?cs:-WtCt SemabivCitj, Neassb C'0" T-
braska Territory, cntbo 5'hd ay of Apru, V -!f
Ore Brorn M azf, w Ub -;b!jck' -r-.t cn tf 'eIJ