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JOHN' t. CO IX I A PP. EDITOR.
EROTXVILLn THURSDAY. JULY 13. 18C5.
C Jhe iiiC is Ic'uz sqinrely nude ly
"Jie Demr-cracy of I'etra&la, with a can
dcr iru!!y .astonishing to ar.y one ac
quainted wiu'j the history of lhat piny
Sarin;' ar.d since the rebellion. They
' err untcasin? in thtir efforts to le the
'Johnson Democracy,1' yet, the mantle
'cf h i goad name considering the rips
ar.dJrentj he has recently rrnde in it
...Vi :r r .....,. .. T" ...:.u :.
tin ocd faiili, 'will never hide thehidec-s
' dftoru.iij f that piny. Tho liellevue
emccratic
cai d dais or Secretary tf Stale, cays
lhat tin issua before ihe country is clear-
ly an the Majority and Minority Itc
'Vport of tho Reconstruction Com.uittee,
)&' Majority report representing the
'
' on Democracy. Then says the Radicals
declare "that Congress can njh:! and
o justly iifcpose conditions upon their (ihe
' iJouiheril S'ates) ' restoration to their
I righta." -And further, he says that l.e
Johnscn party, cc the other haf.d, cbnter.d
. that. C njress, having no oiher power
erer the people of the South than that
piven ly ihe Constitution, can no more
icljjr3 t!eir Representatives from Con-
. grejs on any pretext, than it can those
. "cf any Northern State'
." That President Johnson has openly
. taken the position above assigned to him,
. matteri verv little to u in fCehrasL-.i.
lldUlLQi.1. LiiC Alll.ATl K I t IJi.'l L La 1 T -I il . ill
the fact is plain that the poii'.ion of the
. ra&tee can he demanded precedent to the
. admission of rebels to full participation
.Ll . 1 Tt .1
a guvcrjiiucm, uunt; tue reverse is
"nVtrully ihe position of every Union
vm3n in 'the land. No guarrantee for
the future I Shall we' consent to take
into ihe halls of CnDgress bloody-hand-
cd- traitors" to he-Ip northern copper
-
.rred population of the South ; to assume
, the'debt made by the. war to destroy the
VUnion; to impair, by free-trade and
iher schemes, the ability of iheUnited
tM States to pay ihe National debt; to re
, wove all Jisabiliiy of leading rebels ard
: j.lace then: in pover ; "iVshort, to crip
ple the National credit abroad and at
; home, ensbve the bulk of loyal South-
erners, steal the National arsinals, foit
and treasure, and rrecini ate the cjuii-
B- try icto a foreign war and a civil.war at
th iame time, when their chances for
ic..-es3 woulJ be much greater. A'rvaly
' d) they -boast lhat the best days of .hi
rebellion are dawning. Already does
the traitor. Toombs, predict, from his
hocmc in Cuba; a day for the renewal of
o ihe let el'Jjn and jts success. And in
these half-way hours between war and
peace, -God. know?, .they have good rea
sons' for claiming Andrew Johnson as
, Will' th
frieudi' when he stood he joint champion
of loyalty w'i-.h the lamented Abraham
' Lincolr' are forced to give him over to
. trnbiuon cr tcnility, aud the champion
.cr tool of those who hunted him down
' during, the war and murdered his bro-
thef, because he was such. It is hard
to bglieveyet nearly his every action
points that way ; his vetoes, his pirdons,
his speeches, his company, Lis message
; ogainst ibe Constitutional Amendment
' when nothing was required from him,
Lis opposition to the lest oaths, h:s re-
pealed opposition 10 Congressional laws
because the South, is not represented, all
.fnow nis amiuion tor tne lavors t a
community who will spit upon him when
iie becon-es unserviceable. Vutu tte
spacious mantle cf his former gocd deeds
as he attempted cover his ambition,
.yet lhat man who requires mere evidence
that the cloven foot is hid beneath than
hi opposition to the Amendment is well
. fined for the part Andrew Johnson is
; now playing for the benefit of rebels.
" As well could Judias Isxariothave gained
; Johnson the esteem cf rebels; and, al
though there be now several Peters in
r high places, who deny their master the
' loyal Union party both before and after
cock-crow, yet ibey cannot love its be
trayer, but will come back to the true
fold with tears of repentence. As well
.might we admit the thief upen the jury
" in his o-vn case as admit Souihcrn Con-
- gressmen to rote in Congress upon the
Arr.endmeat, and its submission ta the
Southern States is a greater stretch of
lenity than is recorded ia historj, and
. would be accepted wiih gratitude by ihe
boutnern poopie were . it not tor me
todying course cf Northern copperheads
in faning the hopes nt treascn ia the
breasts cf Southern demagogues.
The Constitutional Amendment then
'is our Platform, and we believe will be
that cf CTer byal voter ia Nebraska.
Ve believe iu the loyal party prescrib
I ihe guarrantecsfcr future peace, and
those, who brought oa former war.
' this we fear not to meet the Dera-
- il
ocratic-full fellowship-with -rebel opposi
tion, and doubt cot our success if ihe
present high dniycn whisky remains J
Hon T. W. Tiptcs, U..S. Senator from
South Plate, reached his home in this
city last Friday afterrxon, the same ur
bane and unassuming gentleman he was
ere his well-deserved elevation, 'wearing
his honors with an ease and grace which
becomes better natures true noblemen,
than does the -crown and. sceptre the born
yriace.
In the evening about two hundred of
ihe citizens of this city called upon him
at his residecca, and were treated to
an eloquent speech, and viand refrerh
iag to the inner-maa.
Wc sii.certly regret that we are unable
to report Mr. Tipu.u in full, and lhat
more did not he?.r. His brief speech will
fill with renewed ensry those loyal men
who heard it, and r.rengthen them in thr
struggle for true freedom now going oo
on this continent. He look fur his plat
form the Constitutional Amendment a
the present ultimatum of the true Union
party, and discussed and placsd ii3 mild
ness toward rckeb, its fairress toward all
sections and the necessity for its iidop
tion to eecure pence and permanence to
ihe Union, so clearly before his hearers,
that all came away pleased wi:h ihe ad
dress and square upen the New Plat
form. Among the heroes of the VeteraD
Neb , 1st, who went forth with Co. C.
but returned since, we are pleaded to wel
ome back Mij. Tho. J. Majors. He
V3at forth as Lieu:cninl, ar.d for meritor
ious conduct bath on the field and jn
camp, was successively prrmoted untiliie
recched the position cf 'Major, as which,
he was honorably discharged. His bro
ther, Wilson, who rose" from the ranks
to a Lieutenency, is also at heme. In
patriots who raise such bnys as the Vet.
1st was composed of, is the best hepe of
our Republic.
Yesterday morning we received a let
from St. Joseph, this envelope bearing
our address, with Geo. Francis Train s
name on one corner to indicate to whom
we were indebted for the favor enclosed.
The contents was a slip of' paper, j ub
liabed in the St. Joseph Herald, and
then struck-off in extras for cur e?pecial
benefit, containing a call for a Johnson
meeting at Omaha, Neb., and alsa the
proceedings thereof, which meeting pur
ports to have been hilJ 0:1 :he 12;h.
We have corroborative testimoney be
sides the nforsaid slip that th meeting
met. George Francis Train moved Mr.
Chief Justice lion. Win. KeHo?? into
ihe Chair, with " t!c kind csMsdance cf
Messrs. O'Hanhn and Lu-htuugh. Afiet
this horoic achievement, (for ft should
be remembered both Kellogg and Train
had just passed through an arduous
pirnpaisn for. the U. S..and been defeat-
, eJ, which position they faught for mere
ly lo be able 10 suppoit the drooping
energies of A. Johnson, Esq.,) it was
thought pioper to pass seme resolu
lions indicative cf the sense of the meet
ing. At this stage cf ihe proceedings
q lite .an accession to thi meeting took
place in the person of another difeu. d
U. S. Senator, A. J. Popple ton, with a
host of square-toed Democratic ciliztna
of Nebraska, at his back Mr. P.. it
seems, thought himself 'old peaches.''
on Democratic A Johnson, Esq , resolu.
tions, and moved a committee h j appjiui
ed to draft a se knowing that Ins mo
lion if adopted wo'dd secure him ihe
chairmanship of the meeting. This.iht
concentrated legal lalent of Nebraska
imported frcia Illinois decided out of
order. Mr'. P. ihen moved 10 ar'journ;
our Chief Juaiice rcouldi'i see it in that
light' Mr. P. then put his own motion,
to adjourn in front cf ihe Post Office,
which was carried, amid loud ajid con
tinued cheering, and a gsncra! stampede
for ihe post-cilice, leaving a few friends
of ihe plucky train and cresi-fallen j-js-tice
to organize the '-Johnson Club
of Nebraska," pass resolutions, and cleci
George Francis Train and William F.
Lock wood delegates from Nebraska Mo
represent the suppoiiers of Andrew
Jchnscninihe National Union (?) Con
vention to be held at Philadelphia on the
1-lth day of August next.
The Peppletcn adjourned meeting was
the largest Democratic meeting ever
held m Otr.aha, and was addresstd by
ihe Democratic talent cf that city. A
series of resolution were pissed, and
Poppleton and Morton were elected del
egates to the Philadelphia Convention.
Uow are harmonious Lemocracy !
The Senatorial vote ia the Nebraska
Legislature was:
For T. W. Tipton, 29. j
' For J. S. Iorton, 21,
Tipton's majority, 8.
For John M. Thayer, 29,
. For A. J. Poppleton, 21,
Thayer's majority. S.
Showing tliat thre? Democrats must
have become disgusted wiih their leaders
and voied with tho Union party.
As Ccnress will adjourn cn the 23d.
and it would be impossible to jret the ad
mission of Nebraska to a vote during j
ih crowd cf business ere the close cf
the Session, no cflort will be made before
this Congress.
Governor Curtis is said to have the ap
parent lead ia the canvass for United
States Senator from Pennsylvania
At the July term of our County Court
one John Parlestir.e. a' crippled soldier,
and resident cf Peru, made application
for a license to retail liquors in tbe town
of Teru, backed by a petition signed by
between ten and twenty:five citizens of
that Precinct, and tendered the amount
c money usually required. At the same
time, another petition, bearing the sig
natures cf about one hundred citizens cf
the same Precinct, was placed before the
Court, praying that no license be granted
for the sale cf malt, spirituous, or vinous
liquors in the town of Peru. Up"n the
itieng.h cf which latter petition the
Court :erused to grant the licence.
A? sume animadversions have b;enin
d a'ged in, it rr.ny not be amiji to state the
fa;ts in ihe case. The larger petiiioa
ignc-d 1-y the fri.'nds cf education in ihit
Precinct. A Seminary will soon bs in
operation in that nun, and is correctly
uppo?ed that a saloon, in s: ch close
neigh'jo'rhcod to ihe Seminary, as it would
be in so small a villaage, wcnld -injure
ihe educational interests of the Precinct.
The fact that Parlestine is a crippled
soldier must, in a loyal commuaiiy ike
ours create much sympathy for him, but
when ihat s-ympaihy is u-.ed to build u;
on institution which fosters drunknes?,
debauchery and i nmoraliiy, at ih.3 ex
pense of a much needed institution which
thrcngh education fosters virtue, m Tali-
iv and-Christianity. ve htsitttc uol ia
, . it 11 tu
:mg that it is terribly misapplied. The
3 , ' .
:ison of the Court was right in itself
say
deci
irrespective cf its justice in carrying out
the wishes of the irnj rry.
The following we find in the Omaha
Republican cf the 13;h:
We are indebted to Mr. Trumbull.
Receiver of ihe U. S. Land Office fur
the Omaha District, for ihe following
staten?nt of the nu:nber of aties of land
entered at the oflL-e during ihe quarter
ending June. 30. h, 1S(3G
Homestead entries,
Warrant
15 24S acres.
'J S00 -3
tSO
1 5S0
Ag. Cel. Sciipt
Cash
Total entries, 23.403
This is by far ihe largest number of
acres entered in one quarter for several
years at least if not ihe largest number
ever entered. It gives a gratifying tes
fimoney to ihe rapidity with which our
couniiy is settling up.
We are pleased to see the Omaha Dis
trict doing so well, and publish the above
as ihe best evidence of its prosperity.
For the following table of entries we
are indebted to cur gentlemanly Regis
ter, Chas. G. Dorsty. Lands cnterfd in
the Land Office in Urownville inihe Ne
maha Land District, fox the quarter end
ing June 0O1I1, 1SG6 :.
. - apdil . J
Land Warrants,
A. Col. Script,
.For Homesteads,
Casii,
2.719 acre?,
0,7
11,391)
180
Total,
21.132 "
1.509 acres,
9S:JG
MA V
Lr.nd Warrant?,
A.f. Cul. Script,
For Hotnesieadi,
Cash,
Total,
JUNE
Land Warrants,
A?. Cul. Script,
For Homestead?-,
Total,
Total for the quarter"
Hoiiiesiead entries,
Script "
12,3Gi
411
21,210
010 acres,
S.3GCJ "
17.210 "
6,2-16
41.C03 ncres
2J029 "
4,9jS
597
Warrant
Cash
it
Grand Total, 7l,5S7
The above is the most uuerriu index
of fhe 'cotirse of empire," which is
surely journeying westward.
We have two other pipers published
in this Land District, whose souls eem
to have plenty loom revolving over their
city nnd vicinity." We have repeated
ly published latins as the abjve, the
turesl index of the progress of our Land
District, yet,- have yet 10 see them copied
into ihee journals, although their pros
perity is bound up in that of the District.
Abstract or Assessment In Ncniaha
Count) lur 1SGG. " ,
. For the following Abstract of Assess
ment in Nemaha County we are indebt
ed to our gentlemanly County Clerk,
Wm. II. Hoover:
- Xonbcr
No. of Aercj nd r.iluof
LmhI l:ud ill t ic County 235,035:
Total Valuation T Ti.wn LotJ
Invented a M?iclntndi-e.
Jnreitcd in .MiiiufjK:ltre9
Inr.-stcd in Si.icVi or febarei
MoncTS an i CreJitJ
Valae
723 SC5
lh3 ..15
1 03,71)3
I,?25
EU 755
7.71-6
202 1 lJl,9.jj
C71 li VJ.i
213 h,?.tl
Tax-.bl Iln'.i'th.ld Furtituw
No ol Ili.rjft.s and valuo
o. Xe.it C utle nd aluo
Xo. Y.Mt tll:d AfKl-jSI-d taluo
Xo. ?htp,and .h.-ir va!uj
Xo. Swine, un l ibeirrdluj,
Cani .gcs a.d Vcbiclea uni valuo
Xo tuber t I)',J.
Number of l'.'l S.
Viilofi f all oibor I'roptsrtf not
cnuujvr-tcd aud nut exempt
10. '8
2,CS0
7,srj
23,t03
Valce or Property ia tbo Coait 51,43 ,333
The following table shows the number
of acres of land entered ia epchPrvciut
and Town Lots and ihe value thereof :
Acres - Yalu
rem, -Ujti
Rock,
Lnfajtuo,
Warhingtoa
rrccinct
19C00.41 JJ.710
2l.27-1.r : 7f,7lt
2l.5f5.6l 4I,U3
24 7f.J.8t 5ta'i)
22 370 41 r..0!)
18,8. i. hS 111.770
16.221.7.5 fi8,5j'J
2I,S42,50 100,570
u
AYaou'7
IJilfytd
Uenlon
2u,U75,83 58 8-u
19 13,9 J 44,870
TOWN LOTS-
P.TU
llrovrnyile
1..
IIS 070
6f63j
ir,stu
3. 4 3
15,675
We?tero Dlrisioa Erowni -!e,
iiuu;e -
NortU
Sou:h '
iuciiiaCit . t
Irishmen- have, as a general thing.
hererofore voted with the Democracy,
yet they have never received so severe a
blow from any part as the enforcement
of neutrality, sustained and encouraged
by that party.' The general indignation
at which is causing a general awakening
among the "sons of Erin" as to whch
party is tie true friend cf the down
trodden everywhere, and the true friend
of universal freedom. Though desiring
tc see American honor- maintained, the
enforcement of neutrality towards a
power which had violated it during our
war, and against the tyranized people Oi
Ireland, seemed to us uncalled for ly
any sense of justice or honor. It is by
these
kinds of treaties that England is
constantly tightening ihe fetters upon
lit r ubjects and acquiring territory. Ii
is through this sense of honor that Am
rica's Caief lagistrate assists to crush
the cause of freedom.
The following resolution, passed at a
large meeting of Fenians, held in Chi-
cij oa ihe Sih, indicates plainly thej
drift of the Irish population since the
iate frustration of the Fenian movement
for the sake of neutrality:
Resolved, That it is a foul libel upon,
the patriotism ai d the intelligence of the
Iri.-h Amnicuns to assert thai we are the
property the voting chattels of any
ptihticil party, and that we wi 1 satisfac
torily rep-1 the calumny by hereafter,
on all m casion?, voting lor lhat pany
which finds 110 excuse in ireau laics, in
t r r
vt 4ei nghls and ancient pry uu ice for
I jj and slaving men. or fur pre-
Venting Jree wen. ivith arms in their Itaiuls
recovering that lileify and vationaldy of
tchich Uii-y and their race have fung Le-n
cruelty and infamoxis'y deprived.
Tlie Nctts.
A caucus of ihe Republican members
of Congress have agretd 10 adjoor.i
Congress on ihe "3d.
Post Master General Dennison and
. , o , . , i
Aiiurm-y Ueneral hnee.I have rt-.-igntd ;
their portions in ihe Cabinet, because 1
ihey are Union mm and will not by tin-i r
. . , i
positions countenance Pret. Juhnsoa's;
attempt to destroy the Union piny. j
Sec. Harlan is said to have lenJerid '
u:, ..rr.. :c .i .
111." I 1 1 1 . .11 ! f f 'I 11 1 i 1
resignation,
new FftLdnien'i Uurtau lill i. vt-nad.
c . - , ,
vjiscii iiy diiimi, vi iv.f uas lcvu
appointed Governor of Montana.
Six thousand emigrants arrived at the
portcf Ne.v York during ihe month of
J Ufitf.
The bust news ?pfaks of frtveral
batiles leiween ihe Austrians and Pru.-i
siai.s, in most of which loth claim the
advantage. Prussia has succeeded in
a fleeting an important treaty wiih the
lesser German Stales, which will give
her a great advaniag.en-jhe present
Tfe liaiian nrn.y, which had crosspd
the Mincio, was defeated ar.d forced to
recross. Italian toss very heavy.
Gen. Lane ditd cn the morning of the
11th.
'Ihe Tennessee Legislature is now In
sessiop. Th Upper House has ratified
the Constitutional Amendment, and th
Lower House will do so as soon as enough
of the relel nrembers, who have deseneJ,
can be brought in tj form a quorum. Ii
: i i. ... . : .. . i
isj su:u x icsj'ueiu ju.i;isu;i is usuiu ii s
influence lo prevent iis ratiricatiori
Any. Gen. Speed position has h;en
te.idred 10 Henry Stai.beiry, of Ky.
Hon. Freeman Clark, Comptroller cf
Currency, tendered his resignation to
take eiTrCt on the 24th. .
Apprthensions fi.r the jafttVtf the
emiianl shiji. Mi naich, arc enter aiued
She is now four ur.mth oui fro .i Liver
pool. '1 he President, on the lO h.'senl in
his; veto of the New Freedmeii'a Uureau
B.!I.
The or position candidate to General
Worth for Govenor of Notth Cjrlina '.iti
be General W. W. Kanscni, fonnely of
the rtibel army.
Gen. Nye, uf Nevadi.isa canJiUat
for re-election til the Senate, and James;
A. Pinks nnd Charles DeLong are Com
pel ins randidates. ,
Tlte name of Schuyler lyuit-ix h i;- i
inrr nred for ibe successor-!;ip to the
.11 O T .
seal oi senator iienry n. i.iue.
Il.v La Ciosse Ilepi.bliran p.bii-h-ss
an auihoritalive staiemenl ih General
Washburn will noi !e a catu!ri;t!e fi.r the
LT. S. Senate, and gratfdy detiers there-
election of Senator Howe. -
The Hon. John Lynch, of M.iino has
een renominated for Congress by the
It pnb'icms of thp Firs: District, lha
Democratic S'ltte Convention has bten
a
postponed from June 26 to August 27.
The Nebraska Statesman already sug.
2ets the name of S. H, Calhoun, of
Nebraska City, as a Drr.ocraiio candi
date for " Dehcate' in Congress at the
fall election. This is certainly striving
or ihe first, worm," yet, he will have
to rise even eailfer than :his to be elect
ed.
As a compliment 10 Morton and Pop
pleton, for.allowicg themselves to be sac
rifknl as tar.didatesforihe U. S. Senate,
a '-square-topd" Democratic meeting in
Omaha elected them Delegates to the
hil-delphia Convention. The Phila
delphia cail invites all "who in a spirit
o? patriotism and love for ihe Union can
rise above personal and sectional consid
orations." That's Morton's style, eggs
ackly ' He "rises as he rots."
The ter.ninu3, on ihe Missouri river,
of the Chicago and Northwest railroad
has been permacenily located at Council
Bkfls.
Four criminals, recently, while fleeing
from th officers cf justice, took shelter
beneath a tree near Leavenworth c:ty
during a thunder storm and were all
j killed by lightning. II some enterpris
ing man in this section would get an
agency for this style lightning, it would
be a paying thing all around. Try ii !
Vhen resolutions endorsing President;
Johnson were introduced into the Ne
braska Legislature only five Democrats
found it convenient to be present and
vote for them ! Where were thesquar
toed unterrified ? They are siill fearful
the "greatest of the Andies" may fall
rpon and crush ihem, yet.
List of Letters.
neminin in the Po5t 03.: 3 at Erowarillo Xe-
AnJrcw.i Jlirlc Mr?. 2
Alboagh William
I'aiber EJ ward
larrior A It
-Danville Charlotte
I). 1 arr! Thomis V
Pan II Ii
(a'.bret Henry
Co;dea E. G
Crubb.
Hi I len J II
Ilayne Saraa M.
Jirca KHgibetli 2
Jonc4 J II
Kiuiborlin D L!
Larca Icha
Jlcdleawon A K
i'txys J. hn
OisUrm". MrAnna
1 1 . b 1 1 yhnrles W
Tanner A T
Mcw.:rt trarc?s
Son lumber C (I
Powers M.Vr.'ret
Tha'.-l er W
Willia'nv.n I'arn
Wilirnaso-r Marret
Warren Jf irtJn
tvU-ttteLbosh D C.
Itogan Andrew
Hortl 15
Cheney Len fT.
Dny'yu Wcslcj
loi!.uJ Thorn i3 W
K;irHir Krncia Ii
oc-t Jt-bfi r
IJorJ' U G F
(TiiiKlwiii Fig Ail
li iipe :H J
.Icntiinj. (I L
Jack DjviJ
Kn. fl"Sar;.h2
I.;tMl;iUi SI
M.C.i! n.-J Wil-irn 3
M I'f r A nn i
l' niiII II
R ilierts .latno?
rjHu!i:i Christlaa
M iri;t S Mrs
Si-jiIiHi CLarksW
s (; w
w, i w r
W o s ?v Tin Hi
Wi! i ;fc3 ,:ir.ih M
KnrZlkin
Ti -e I!ier. t not caiiel for. ill be kejit In tlie
f.l er.r & wfk-,s".i ihfii cn " 1ph4 Lti-r
(rtl:t hi Wn-h'iitf.on. two cents be charged on
all pr iced Leit.ir. "
rc.--im i-iiHiiig f jr tho a' o 1 ytrr w"II pVao
8iy.dvrti-.el, AD M A f IS 1 1 I'M
KW ADVJiltTlSBlIBXT.
SALK OF APPI1AISED STOCK.
Di rrihy, r,7. t a 5. a'. 10 o:l n:k j
in. I i I ."J r ( r .-ale to th- tuh.-i-t li !.I r. f..r
j, li;if t ?ro:ii-t tf .J i i .Sm'i
1;vi N ; :l:hv (J t-' 11 -a- C.a-ii.
o.- u-i.- ii.re 0 "'.tro y r ..l l ,vr in f .r-
l.f 1 1. b-t i L-l (ir'nf .r? si .ti l r ..h :o:tT X
Af):i.....i M v,utJ -j,- j an -9 I s hn-
nn.i s.im rt.Ut-i: . K. V. Injuns'. J P
SALK OF APlMtAlSED S l U'JK.
On Friday A'i.' 1 7 Ii ISi3 at 11 ..'elotk A. M. I
I J . ....
will IT r f.r to the Iv-ii ct bid ler for c-ijifi in
i lav t. iUo
i.reiiiH - f 'I : j mi i tiit-- l;viig
in .' inn. fJ.ry. .Vein, it i tou ry iSahtA k. iuj
jjhl l.v UWy very j-in id izi Siar in 'oreheaJ
whito i.itu'i noii rii: hint foit white, thru
"ytarsol.l. Ar;.r:i;scJ at Twcniy-fivo dollars by
J S Jlinick and J ii Hoover
42-5t
K.Y. nCGHES.J.P.
An EnvcnCion of Ilaro ZZcrltl
Lrova'a Tifctt
ZIZTAIj top
LAMP CHIMNEY,
t7.;.t v;:LLr;cT s;.
3T UKAT.
il j r.xiTTz vt all r-3 r.i.l Enoks.
ry A i:evcr L.c-:.3 ly patiiiif on a
; - S', r:niij; : crt. r..a net to-
hcay: li rui'y clomad by
rojnov-i-, tcp; i. fact, tho
tiost pcr.cct chimney known
- aa ill ir.?5 .:pe73eilirr all
trodcrd. .
Jio dlrv can cJTorJ to bo
V7i:i:ou.i t-eci.
K'EV LAW? CKir?N'tY CD..
7 3 V.'arrcn St., ?.. V.
POSTPONEMENT,
tniON NATIONAL
GIFT CONCFRT
Tu hare LetD givun at
SMITH & NIXON'3 II ill, Chicago
August, CGUi ISGG.
1G0,000 Splendid GiHs. Valncd at
Will Lc p wnted tu tha T:oicJ llcIJerj.
Ncarcf T'c'ccts issued, 1,0:10,000,
PRICE 01.000 EACU.
YoT'm c ntcmpt.iting f unba-Inj Trc'ft3 in aiv
. f tin.- tj.iny hiiict pr ? s of tbo kinl, will do
-.t wine il0 f-.U-iirin,; ;
V- j v-f xj-fc --vv --' " vs
('..m'.iisino 50 ! Ij.t.i. n'ca-tantl situ i'ea ia Citv
830,00 in Greenbacks!
Ten $',,000 I'rizcs ?
E'iv$'2.00U Prizes !
, ry . J -
TIinEE I.AUfS?. tAUil". V'A Ll.l AT i-'-'.i'O'J.
1 I. (Mi .-i k lr 8".l -utins, L.ch, 505,
bH,725 Of!)r IVii-i-'.
Ail tt4--t- Ono Dollar KACil
. r . . . I , . I...
! Cli n. ' (;! t fi.'f or iii'-r r nam s ;r tii k ti, iJ
.-IK.-Ciiii 11.111-. . ..v-. nn, I" "
li.rw.i il P2 ii-tne mo rv t'.r il; .-rnno. w l. Ie a!- I
I .w.ci tli ? I ..wiu' ? iu ui ... n, r.z ; will .--i,J
j i w-;-pis t "i.e fciiilfcsis fr - - Jtat)
10 '1 to 'ii .l lf t"r - - 'J OH
2 i V rst ') nnr it'l rs for - - ir..".
'J ') i- : Ii ? o;. j 1 ira-s for - 25.25
k'-t lo ue J .re..s fr 4 - 4 5 50
ti;0 'i i-.-ioti t . 10 ai 1. en fr - - 8..)J
irt ivtiy ciao the nunidiiiiJ po?t ,lTi;a a l Iresa t:f
en ti ub:c tor. Money, hy drift, Hwt-,C eorter
or inre?.oi.d lutter ui iv !eeai at cur rUi.
. r . . . . . . . I
All coininu .uatiou t 4 irti-i t
In e cry case, rend ib iiitno iT each rubber '.tor
a d t.i -ii- i'.i'u O.Lcj Alirj", i b thu Toiii.
U nt an I .""tit , 111 lui'.il ncy byd-aft. 1. O.
U;dci Err S'.or in KejiMercd L:it-ir, mi be
jtutatou. n.-k. Addiou all cora nUi-i all ,nj to.
1
BRYAN, ROSDROOKSr CO.
100 Jiaidca St. th cago,l I. PO Drawtr, 5327. I
GENERAL AUENTS.
C. TitACKEK. l'ubiiiher Ac, 13 Co irt St, Boston
libKNvRD & liCVt ER.'S Vct t t. Cincictiat: I O. I
Dl'KK X CiKTU, IhmjIiJIih Uui-jo It. It. Do-
tHjt. Indunap-iiid I11J.
EisnEK&UHosiluiicStura, 117 3!aia Street,
Uavloa Udio I
E. Jiot.ES X Co.jOilmingtoa Dolairare I
Waxted. General HeoU for Cities, ToWBfn l I
DUtricts. wbcan spixjist s-kk! ac:i?e rfub-Azin:
a Uo Local ASent3 ia ma iTwns. -
Seed Kefercocys with app'icatioa.
As a further inducement to our agents and fiien lj
to act rn rseticaHy and promptly we offer a Pre
iniaia cf Onehundred Dollars, irrcjpectire tf all j
ct,muii.-etoL(i. tooar -nmn succtfjful azent. and. I
to the setter bj of tho Urzest Drirate Uiub . a fra-
laium of t wenty fire dvl:ara-
w t
REFERENCES .
IToa. Kibert C. Kirk, Obio. lion. Itenre 3 Sanford.
Coun. Kx-Gov. Kaiidjll. Moa Jiint S Pike,
Ma::io- IIvD F. G. Van WiLkle. VCe.-t Virginia-,
Hon. o- II. William?, Orcsua. General n. J.Ktlpt
lick, N. J. ll a. A. p. IJovey, lu liana, t,. II .1 in
here. Ksi.. Tup:ka, Kaiua. Jjhn P. Haiu.iu. Ej .
BufTtlo. N. T. Dr. Henry Borrette M.D., KevaU
Citj . Cbai. Fredriclc Alaeri, Esq-.tdabi, ant aqv
cr tiie preminent buaineis wen ia Caicao. o' oar ae
qr.ainiaace,
.flyer's Cathartic pills
I
P
I CAP
VI I!
lui 1 4
If''"' W : W
On hand at Ills Store Eoons,
il ( I 17 1 I I
0
r
TJe bn. an ! will eonstar.Hr Veep on M?v!, a tonap'ete a?ortmnt nf Pry f r., CncJca. TW nl
Shoe. ITttsand Cap. Cutlery, G:a?wrc, (Jiieen-uare. llaidware. Cr.ckvry Ware W.Ivn Ware
Willow Ware, r,J all kinds ff ware usually kept ia a first-cUsj Hotail JStoro, that wul cut ear
War j that caa ba bouj'it any w'a ere. ,
Trnr.!s : lctv do wit ron cagh i
JTiirl jtul boopht nvt tbo rntin e3ta'l"s!:ra',nt, it bec .mps rcp.isary to cr.lleet all dibtjJa?"tj
rid firm : to that end I herchy gire n itice tint nil ? i.nt. (!ai the firm i f J. Kerry Co , vniU
tbel-tiliyof Mi-ch.t-wl, w.li b pt.icjd ia tlie handj of aa iQo?r fur coll. ctinii. '
January lit, li"j.
Q
Of S ;int
h
CONSULTING AND OPERATING PHYSI
CIAN AND SUKGKON FOR ALL
DISEASE OF THE
EYE BAM LTO'G rS
SUPERIOR FRIuNCII ARTIFIi.IAi. KVI S
1)U PORT has. by s'pecial ittjUM. tciwi.t m visuii il; f. I.'uwi- , .
which timtsl.c can be consulted cn ! diseases of the
Eye Ear Lung Heart Throat Catarrh and Deafneoa
Will be In Brownvillc, at tlie EroiynTille Honsc, wtdnd;,y u
Thursday,
CPvcr twelve Iiuidred person? Iitive
hcvn siiccessfuHv
within tlie past two months.
Consultation and Examination. Fixe-
lemarliable Cure o! Catarrh .of Years
StaiKlinsr.
TTith pTf'n e t Cai rrceomrnpr;'! Pr.BOriT t th -a
f.li tnl e 1 havrlrent nrat si T,.rer j i h ni-e ir
H'lfU tan: III I II itJiv 4il'il ' I'lits '
prp it,n lo avvTini ! Dr. K')lir I -..a:l Dot !eiv
i:i.i.t. I wa f ipuch .iUtrcs-ft-l As s Mn jh f c:n
flicTe'I iu ttiose ws noult" 10 well lucim-nlt Dr Bori
ator.ee- J. TIP A.
TtpriTib' at f !.in H iMpr.
Kn. S3 Lf fe Mrer. M. J.f.ni.
Peferr i:re .-r.it Trnn 8 i iiiei:ii a I r n el nfa r.tiil vttx-
t Lave lrn iiiliiiiHUly aCi(-:a:iitC'! D .
EOUT aii'l vvLo talo j.arlivii iar piej; i;re in rec' in
ii!orn!ins f ir:i t the patr..iiji-'e of ibe public a cci
liemdii worthy tf eery coi tl 'cij'o, unit cr;eun iu
whose jinT-'rmnt nlK)cill ireyull rely J
Vllifit:e il. t' V. V.. L. I U., New TorZ.
J. B. FrnrN. il D . L L. I). '
J.i-l .h X Wil it. U., . "
A. L. Clurls. Jf. D '
J B Crne. 41. D , "
A'. J Ct.n crt, it. D,
L D. U. per. K. D.. '
U. H Diiser. M. D. '
Dr. N'. tr. P. eM!cnt of Its Union college ofJkhecc
f.n.'y, Yors.
1 i'. F-iti h, si. D.,Xew Tork.
A s lits!ie. ?iitc;cal Instrument Mjnnfacturcer, i.
'r
S etl.en Aiex. ier D D college cf Kew Jersey.
J lni it. Lai e O D '
Lxiua'i Awter. D.P. "
J:ne0 Mo.Tit, I). V., ' "
B. ii.nsr.Ye. I). I. "
lii. I.. A . ( hari'I Ifr, Rrckway
Jin'e H iie-n, tte:vi !re.
f U K-nne r. K.-q.
K. Jt.n.t .n, U ).
l!eiij l'.piiy E'i. "
llf r. Wm. H..tk,
:ev. t: J (M.nrrt.
Phii-r Jit-i c Wnrp!f7, iTorrlstoTr;,
"n j-.-.w. v-.;.iett.
" "'.iticatu'e nmie
Kt-v J !!nfcen!uri
kpv J u. t-.v.t.T
Riv i. ii. Kep-, L L D.. Utica Xe TotX. formerly
re-ipeut Air c i taiai O .IM
CrRTirC.lTIN
A fewftl ninny rrcn' v.i,itnts' te-fi.n'nl i
f cirr from !eron- w.Mi an.J fjv.iar!y k owi wh.
l;are i'f -n rure I t.y Dr. Ilirt (.inl tb t f th ni
re-reii'. !.;) Al;h.ii.,i fi'iil 111 i v ti-nin Is n
his ifjnseii )u, a fe.w only i hce ir.j d :
IT Ui'Cl- MnJi O lo:h lC5
I tave bern Jra' Di i e mr lor flliy jeis, ic.,?i-.n
M t-r ctr',n tever or i.inser-ia-n. an . in u.e ,,i;,er
er UrtTye.r. c.el by itv-er aa I J .ki u q-P-un-
VI i'm l tu n ff r. t lint I I.I i h iTl - . Il r
';.,.,, ... i..i,.i. ...
.mn,on CnnvrM .n. Mr .:eifne w co..n
pai.ieil t a roiisismi iich ir.'e fr. ttn eir ; al o a
omtinuons rnarim ami hissini iu mr ear. Three
rno..ih siu.e I put iry eelf nn.Ier Dr : B. ri'a care, al-
eeuiT-oaB jcr9
ucar s wen as auy cug ui my uc.
..TV -
jrr johnrton ir iornitr;y a Wbulea Grocer cn
Sen nit street. Si. Iyjui.
.l"'I"rZ
treated by ux ttu dirtVrer.t physici-n .lnrinz iht
time without bce.H. I callel on Dr B rt. anI in
Uix week, wirajnt an operation .n my Kire. wen-
ureiy cure aje. a ieai-. .u ar ...
. ; ' ViCps '
nn pout n.-. c; - 1 h-ivw i i 1, 10 .1 an. 1
ie f.r the li e'even y..ar. beiiu ! I uiu.-t every
where. 1 have beeu iiearlv a ba l for tb p isi fifteen
year, ntreriny lar moie iban tisne can tell . Now
my eje re a well, and yja har. th iitUl. cured
T", ..".'J, . , pu,a MM?2ra Je 109 m"nt
ui it-tj iu uj ;ws cum in, 1111 ni"iiau
it. .Mrs. 1.0I0U cui'.
I have been aCIctocl with Scrof nl iw Sire Eyeevf r
since I cn tenrniber, an I h tre e:i le iv..re I ttbtnu
resource I conclj jed to 1 1 : mvseit iin.!r tLe charge
rel.ef frum evprf kn-.wQ arce : atd an il!y. in a la
ul Dr B rt, wjo curel mr efm m wt weei
cur., au.Atii.una u;i.juhia
oi. x t
' aaav w -V r m M . . i a m w
jii.iua. 11.1-5 Anziii 'i:a i-to.
TH. B0n7 Dear Mr : 1 have ken yoor r.niel.e
aid o(il y wrd.rec o"B :r a Catair j.nd U a.'nrij
wi b bUti I Lae !.nz b en m it d t'-i year,).
I am lai'pv lOhla-C to Jul! thai 1 ai eNifrlv cured,
ana rainy tha 1 Is 10 31.U lcr iLe LLill 30a betwed in
my cat
I am my dear t ir.yonr obedirrt friend ar.d well wisher
il. D. tiU'AXT. Altia II in. is.
I have tffn FrfTering from a Catarrhal fTectin cl
the I pr gs !or tw.i yers, o niuh i-o t was bed last tor
ttirc3 ui LthJ. JI wl constant coTh. and espectcta
titu a thick, yell-wish ciauer 1 had previous to ap.
plyii g to Dr. lljrt, endatorwd to obtain relief from
every known murce, and all to no avail until 1 to Jc
t eatn)eDtXrcm Dr. tort who cured me in Mx weets
treatEeat. ' CP, COLLAW.
Na 15J Fonrtfeath street, St Lou'.j'
. . . 1,r- V 9 kernel to ' on ir fet i l : i js.. ud.ibc tbl
rt at tMs nme feel cnt.rc v tiee ir..i , ihe iTe. mr ff L bfn f Urn,ing. ,e.l
lhave. vrcvioMsti.i.ppijip.rto Dr. !Xtr tn.ciin.n-l , for h,e, rir),v. ? ,,hvic.n . mje'.t .n
t.. iltiinre leftniu rnry kn. un uurre. Threat- .. .i.,.,,...,'... , .
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V
il .jfiJl'v
V-
3Iala St., Croniil!?, Sc'araslva.
t ? ?
JAMES HEiiav.
D
5
Loui-j Mo.,
ii
z7 - rr
treated" hy
1
fT. IXU:S Ja!y. 53. IS S.1.
I cli'p-fnlTr m it? the r, t-w!rir .-t t -let f t:
. nr.ir i;.. i. . ..u ti i. : . i . T. i. . , i.-i. In rB WU
i,f t M:e"ue id ' '
A' r f irre i rear fi I t. severe eVJ
lit!en.in,rfirnie-er:ie B:j suJcricKs "wfcija ucoye4
m Iriih rf;ty ai-.-I rrTiit.
X' ifTjrt r r-'.f frt t;- cltaln a cure hJ beo
n:itrr,i. ftr I en p , ye-l. fron the C!.nm er.cenifntof .
trr stcine. , f f 5 ih -i etirct:t tiifil.cal biw l It.'
S; 'e, and tM k ) ir ti ro':i',s fauni"..!'-. nniil f?y
!"M y rolj m if,3t i L8j Tr.berculocs Ccr.OTi'tion
"il t'iil.1 n't l)c:;rf. Pteriun to ih cr.uiie
mtrntnfniy pev im. I tatieenDr Bort' earj in
ibe rrr. a-t ha'l teen lviie-l by my frienJ t eta
p'oyb'ni; P."t I wa very mccN dicara e-1 lore
Z 1 to iur uC.l cii ti. A fcort tirna preTiuut to ay-
pljiai to him I t bre vcil several ietl3J MiiaS from
t-er-en tjIj.i I icinr h.il teen in '!J'i ate healtti. aa-1
fome ft V,'r, c'i scitei rny niiat 10 ca.!l co tiai I it J
vice. l.kh I I.
-' Abi:t nint'bi in e I foM tbe Dtr I ba4
no;.e to lhr..r awir, n.l Ji-I n .t wisii tu bJ ireatet
Ill.i(.hl r. j p.n l I vlf !., II V frj'Kl' tllJ
ne that ha 11 -t wi-h to tr'o it r.Ka"le5 heenre-t
us, anl 1 hi wouM teci ! ihii fict ia a e m
iiiesit. ti I p o e i !e3 t' earii n? nie and ia Ie ill in .
fif er?i in tiures t e ai'i h wrt.U eure me. '-, I
can truly v 1 wi'Si pleasui e, V'r ti e lc Bt 'f
-iiTrm fr..iri il e i; n.e 1 iii ult:es tl.at I taveoii j '
Lee a n:;drr Df J-.rt' ireatnjem n..i,. i hk-iiiU.
aiiidCi jrew m.m. Ilia t until iatwl ibal I rlio J
tCrcive ::lt lit tt e tzzn C muCit e t Oi liiri ilZ 4 1
rr r-!vrl ironi .i hi r 1 bj lirian ; t.u(o ibecuo.r ry,"
h pav e n . rnec nie'ccine o' iinl pci-' .
m. II e vh..:e nra'iutLt fr, ni the Utibnmg wai
very pie ismi r.il ii-ecabie.
1 he l.rzr.l a pi e at ci.iny re on pek
fremiti. pi.i h have b'.en icrcti : ni vt oue at-vrt
e.S of ite it-.rr.-e ib '9 Q -'e f trei'Biea.. T;iee
k e;:i i iofiin r f ..e. wrlt Noai Dr. rt'
ir. :ni. r.t r oiduii.n !tf.itie. lie p' c i Hf" .
nxo'lrfiil 'J e-lb ii-fct't r.t.ci;', aituM'u
to -an well i:nlei tnjj tf hl u e t au-1 tier in a--i
ev :il tu e 1 1 ll ir :nfj' utiili! J from the fat. Ilia. B i'
n, tl p. i.c-ral ly r.i-i lni, m l Cull, prri I t'f
cur 1 n.e chrocic iii ea.-e y-i ta-n wu ca
has btea ful ly lieu .ntr:el i' t. -a 1 U ' i
CI' SuS II t-UVA- T
Sjv:tei.m itrw 1, S.Wi'
A' EtnoT.t til ci ot? - Tirr-vc T Oil & Iriit.J-
TV.eri i 1 I I p er uh 1 ; ji. 1 -'H ' '
In c.rrd t! io.mI- 1:. 11. i . ci y a. e a.i i-r .
teins luve lersi 1 xhauurd : attouu l. le rim
nu t fur'.Ler j lc pe I i.i.se'f loccie; nearly il 'a
whieli have ban.'cd IK 1 kl. I of bi.! 'ire-i or me ual
men 1 1 ail ra t i;es an I even b d. n e .. a I m-l-ern
pra ti e 5 and, lastly, tiiere ia a 1 h cia 1 wa-.cn
produce thousin.U of tetiiuoilr? of lue ui-l r
ir.dnft.iaa!. ia this city, s .l.-ewbire. who bp tr,
poi-it. vely and permanently cured afier ;i wheruva-inenr--ar
ler the most eni.nent m'tcal itfii bt fu
edt Yes. ver.ly, and tlat phjiiai Dr 15rt b.-
Intlruiary U located on the corner of Taird ail 'T.ne
etreet tt. Ivni. Dr Bjrt we ven:y bueve. t
ru et more chroni 3 cases ia the pa,t Jrur d. n:ii. i::.
S . Louis, than all tha medical teeu wb. bi
practiced their profession here f or tb diei J1'
makes a fperialities, vii : Lu-?ies n the
Lona, Tnroa:. Iliart and Catarrh. Tbi .--t ji
l.jok like bcaii5;. but, nevenheie-. ii i true, aniir
you d-ubt it.ccMilta few of the man? per-en n-J
entities in lull iycopi. are to te f-o 1 ia1'
nnnK of ihi-i pxper f r 7 ) oi . h i-aiaaiiy. -Ii-Louis
Daily DtaHi Auymt 111 13.
1 '
EjcEar, Luns:5, Heart, Throat 324
catarrh,
The nany wrtdrfal cures pcri -rinel by P.r.
i;.re, when all b l-o . tverm tj ,a'-4l"?V.
fcd been les ,t.-e I st b.-.n ain-. u th fl.-i
sul.u- a id ur;e u. Dr rf..rls l.i l.-marv 0, 'i
nil:a:l. !iri i.i-aro lo: tr ui th cri.e- ' r"
Tt.ii. a d Vine etre w.e h- c c ! "TJ.
dally. Sr. Loult'Pvig RefvMiCMn, Anju.t J
DR. BQli'F'S
EYE, EAU & LU.NG INF11UHBI
IS LCCaTED OS TUB COSXEH O?
Third and Vinp trcat
St Li n is,
Wb.r.ail letter, .konli b. ''
porUge sumps for retra pcrtS-
y
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