M,(BjllWBlmWI""Wll; :
jaiiyjj r. crimen, renter.
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'h
- 4.. ff : i .1.. '-"i-; . jf .'
EW)Wi;VILLVTIIULiDAV, JAN. 8,c 15,CZ;
ka City cn the 4th cf P.Iarch.next.JIach
douaty is allowed "cne" delegate" c-r ""as
luany as, it his "members in. the lower
house cf" the giila'.ure. v.The :tasis, of
representitic'n. is upon- thr total popula
tion of tho 'conaty as -estreated fcy the
Legislature cf 1665-6;'. " ' 1 ' ' c
The call fcr'the State Republicaq.cca;
Tenticn held in BrownTiUe, September
6.h, 1SG6, fays : - '
'It is hoped tLat the prirndry meet
ings ia the various counties will Is gen
erally attended to the end that the choice
cf the 'Uuicn voters of 'Nebraska'may
be fully reflected in the convention." ' "',
This is a radically diilerent but much
belter basis cf representation .than t.hq
cne adopted by the ; Chairman .of; the
present Central Committer?.' Why. was
not this basis adopted in' the 'present
call? This is' a. question the . Republi
cans of this portion jef ,ths State would
like to have answered. ' '
At the last State election; Nemina cast
C05 Republican votes, (3toe 445, R Teh
ardsoa Douglas G99, Cass 573., -,
. By the present basis Otoe, county with
150 votes less than Nemaha has one
more delegate and Douglass"1 'wittx 'less
than one hundred more voters' has' two
more delegates, and Otoe has cne dele
gate mere than Richarson, and'one more
than Cass,i while, she has at leas' cne
Hundred and twenty-fire less Republican-YGtes'as
shown ty,.bur last state eVq-
tjcn..' There is co fairness In euch, a ba-
sis cf representation, and we ask that iv
be reversed, "by tfie State Central Ccmit
tee. If anajorilycf thai Committee has
edviccd that the call be cade as publisL
.-. ....... : ,
cd, tlien we submit under protest.. .If a
convention is. act so organized, as tore-.
fleet th8 will cf these whece interests it
represents, ihen its action will faif to
command the respect and confidence cf
the pecple.Repulhcan voters are gen
era.lly of the in telligenjt -class of. commu
nity, and when their' rights are re?pecf:
ei the - octiGa of their 'Conventions' has
the force of law' viih them,, and while,
rather than lend their influence to disor
gtinifing the partyr. they : -will submit. i.o
roiae ' intrerchment -jopoh' their :claimr,
( T
ti 11 , ; when oft r epe at e d ; sub m ission ceas-
es
to be
a virtue.
lions thculci be conducted with all. fair
ces, aixl no cause. for! -complaint should
be tolerated ;:' ' v:" -
The committee have doubtless issued
this call without much reflection, intend
ing no wrong to any portion of the State,
and will doubtless review their action in
the premises, if they should be 'of the
crimen on' more mature reflection, that
-." . ......... ' - i. . .
theCounties would be unequally rep
resented under the present call. We
have co objection to the time and place.
- The Election
The result of the election held in this
County cn the 7th inst., for and against
the isauicg cf the ' bonds cf the County
to aid in the construction of the.B Ft K
& P R R, is still in doubt. The friends
cf the Railroad -and the opposition both
. claim the election. 'It is impossible to
eay at the present' writing which way the
election has gone.
Nearly eleven hundred votes were poll
ed, tad almost fifteen hundred names
registered.
Nebraska. Neiis.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P Isaac, of Omaha,
celebrated their silver wedding anniver
f try on the 2d inst. The presentations1
were valued at S 110. '
. The employees of the Union Pacific
Railroad presented Mr. Butterfield the.
Superintendent of bridgo building, with i
an elegant watch and chain in token cf :
their esteem. They also presented his
lady with a beautiful silver table sett.
A temporary bridge across the Mis
cittippi river at Omaha h cow complet
ed. By. this aarangement loaded cars
from Chicago pass "oyer two great rivers
and three State! to Cheyenne, without
breaking bulk. . , ..
IA. J. Ri'tcr, cf Saint Deroin,- in this
ocenty, recently shipped to the eastern
market a large number cf fat cattle.
The health cf Major Taflfe, we learn,
is" eo far improved that he contemplates
starting for Washington next week. :
The can of the U P R R, were thrown
cST the track near Pine ;BIufT etaticn in
.consequence of a stringer cf-the bridge
being burned. The strength of the rail
earned tie crgine safely ever, bat it
'gave"way under the load cf the baggage
ear..' - : , , -The
train ley Chsrles Kepyca bed an
arm broken, and tlzr dhlocatsd.-
Some cf the pssscrgers were &Z"7
jUThe Omaha Herald is cf the 'opinion
tht there is
a sharp rivalry; between
Ce-atcrt Tipton and Ttayer, ana tajs
that Ti'ptcn has the inside track.
t""""T T77 ZT7 7 ' lY appraised and settled for the fees col ' " '
, . , . , ,. 0 Iccted, glJ esuay iiioney receiveu. Unnk1?
The Chairman cfihe Republican State ' . 3 . ' , M. uuua.
a Li cAVeWoi to be held at KeW " .f 'f1 uP""sr' "f 'f t r'faChTtoa LWhe
- 1 -t. . . . !, J ' - -
Ths County Commissioners cf Nema
ha County convened on the 6th inst in
regular session in Brownville.
Present, F. G. HeW--h;
Phillip Starr and Jame3 I .,
'rri&n.-.r.H
?e. ,y I
5
Three roa
oads of local i ;poriar :3 j
for, and ccr issiorl s ; ?r
to viev., indicate Ld sarau- iff
petitioned
fcrpointea
found practicable. I
The agreement made with the R It
Ccmp.ny.was read p r r cvg Ayjxnd-gprji ai-1
upon the records.
The Justices cf the Peace of the Coun"
tor laying out roao?, ana ior lue
. i
allowed.
4 Icrelgn'Kc "
onnscn'lJuVlibsameo'um'nlster
to China, h"as teen appoirifetl by the Em
peror of that gqvefnment, asjpecial em
bassador to the treaty .powers to revise
the treaty hem een. the great powers and
China, and. to settle the conflicting ques
tion arisen the :
All hcp"s c' J' .f
ccaferei.Ctf to - -'i -jt .r.ti..)
are now abacd....
The head-centers cf Ireland are giicg
the English goverhmeriurouble. Arrest
are beibg mcuie. daily; 1 ' ,' ,
The Fenian hea.d-cen'ter of 'Europe has
been lately, discovered. to 'be -in Paris.
The leaders have been seized by French
authority and. forwarded to.Epgland.
Dr. Livingtoa, the." Aflrican traveler,
is alive and well. Positive advices just
received from Affrica leave "'no longer
any doubt of his safety.
Victor Emanuel sraid ia a rpeech on the
2d ult., that it was'the'ecanimous decree
of Italy that 'Rome must be the capital of
the nation,' but'- that' the people must be
patient. - - - -
King Victor Emanuef caya that Italy
is passing through a crisis, and advises
the Parliament and people to be cairn.
It is now known that the Itallian gov
ernment fa vqred the. recent .movement of
General Garibaldi cn Rome.' a.
- Latest StatCCuS.
The Democratic'"' State" Convention
which met in .Nebraska, City; yesterday
for the purpose of -selecting Delegates
to the National Democratic 'Convention,
elected Morten, Black and Crawford as
Delegate?, and Smith, Porter and Miller
Alternates. "r-
' General Kens.
There is an irrprovVoT tone and feel
ing in business circles, ; and money balance-sheet
show better results than was
anticipated on the heavy decline in mer
chandise during the past year, and a
more, hopeful feeling ir regard to the
future is prevafent.-- r'-A
It is said that Seymour gave'a favora
ble reply to the request fcf 'prominent
Democrats of New York that he should
allow his. name Jo go 'before the Demo
cratic Convention jas a candidate for the
Presidency.- J. -.
Gen. Grant. has .been nominated for
the Presidency in various sections of the
country, by parties who ignore all politi
cal parties and platforms. . :
Gen. Howard reports that the rumored
destitution at the South". 'is greatly exag
gerated by ' politicians' and planters who
are interested in -reducing the "price of
labor. :' 1 :; V: :- - - ' - "
, - Communicated. t.
CItII GoTerninent in tbe Unltefl
1 ..B tatC5u:
Law, in a "general and comprehensive
sense, signifies 'a-rule -cf action," and
maV he applied toall kinds'cf action; ah
imate and .inanimate. Thus we. say the
f'.r- .V' ;J t-' ' L 'it .t . ' ' -f -
jaws 01 me universe, me laws 01 nature
the lavs of states' and cf cations. .' Al
created existence is subject to law; law
is everywhere, and everything is subject
to it. . r ; - . n '
- When the Supreme Baing created ;the
universe and all that it contains, He also
established certain principles by which
his rreation should be governed, which
we call law ; and ihese principles which
govern the material world around us, we
call the law cf nature. These'laws are
always the same they are as unchang'a
ble as God himself ; thus Spring, Sum
roer, Autumn and Winter follow in their
regular order from year to year, and
from age to age, without the least change
cr variableness. And as we decend
lower in the scale of creation, we see the
same irrmutability -prevails every tree,
shrub and plant springs from the earth.
attains its growth ana maturity, accord
ing to certain fixed laws. Thus 'the
earth everywhere gies the most positive
proof that nothing is the mere work of
chance, but that an things are m harmo
ny with cne another, and ia accordance
with the great and nxeu principles which
we denominate laws, rrominis we ob
serve that God the.creatcr cf all'ihings,
is the great law giver,' cr the great cen
ter from which all' law eraenates. This
is a matter uf necessity f rem the weak
cess cf human nature' that the Supreme
Being who is infinite in wisdom, good
ness and poweri shoold be our law giver
as well as our great judge and ruler.
Law, then, is a rule of action, dictated
by d superior for the benefit and govern
ment cf an inferior, and these; creatures
which have no power to think ' cr -will
must necessarialy obey the law of the
superior sq lccg as the creature continues
to exist," for its existance depends upon
obediance. And "man,' considered only'
as a creature j must in the same manner
be subject to the law of his creator. But
man, considered intellectually and social
ly, ha the power to choose his rules' 'of
conduct,-of the laws ty fwhich' he' shall
be governed in; his intercourse' with-his
fellow mariwhiih ' laws are called hu
c;an'laws.': ' -' :- ' :
'Human laws will bs lh&' subject cf ccr
future investigation."" : JUNIUS."
ca
, It is belived that Jame3 Euchanan
w ill cot 'live through the winter. i
a
A Washington special says Mr. Stan
tec's rercrt will fully exhcnor&je him
from all f e charges made against
him
hv r T -.fi'.'-M.' It '-jII thr -v.' tiuc
lig. t upc: the secret uii :i cf the ?re:
idc tonn .ny quertiensn: retof :re i .rou
de indc b tnys? ry.v ; ' ' V
- "General Ieau3 Has luen fen; to At-
lanta by the Prestdent as comr.ander cf
the Fourth Military District under f pec
ia I j Mtruction o-follp r.tho-pel icyin-
augurated by Gen. Hancock at New Or-
Kaaay II il O ' 1 a - A .V O ,
acCount of a youn? mnn who committed
1 ' ,
e lert ; inat novel
reading 'was "the cause 'of"' deed. ' That
class pi books is (jne cf the causes of nns
"jfy'in the world." Misery ' Who' can ever
tell how much' humanity cansufte'r'T How
the wail ofwoe is heard m every con-
anion oi lire; yet man nana tne cup of
sor'row'to his brother
? -V ." : '
He 'sup's ahd'suf-
l . I ! J i
ings cf humanity, let the cause of 'that
sufTeringbe what.ijmay.' 'Nbman' can
have ra uch - rooijuess. ; in j his 'character,
who can know of the. wantlhe woe,. the
heart aching, the spirit:longing cf.th
lost cbijdre'a of eVrtb, ar.d not, feel pang?
of grief pierce his own heart. fuc,i 4l3
. ' The ChrjsC our elder- brother, whose
beautiful. character we should constantly
study, and ever try to imitate;, carn.9 to.
seek and aerv'e those who werejost... He
wept over Jerusalem. 1 That cltylying in
" S 1" : r j"' M Jill" i .3 Jt''Z.-.:J
wicxeaness, anu uoomeu 10 uesiruciion.
No man has much of a" claim to goodpess
of suffering; therefoxe 'young men and
womea 1
cuences.
"Werf
if no'' huniin : mind 'had ever'exprissVd
i'tself :in written untiif hadAeen
christianized-'unta it "had teen made
ubnHis.VfTections are placedt 'opbnfof-)
bidden objects; his 'spintual vision' is
darkenedj.nayt riei3blina unUl his na-
ture is spiritualized jay the .instruction
tt- u- w: ' i.i-- t,
L xn?: "rnr, J" V.a.f , '.V HYm lf.8 .ain-
pr " tn Inst man. and until. he rtKsvt tha
er spake,; ne is noi capaoteci gorernin
t . 11.
himself 'or teaching others.
" There" js 'an u'ncontrolable'1 desire in
the human minJ'to give utterance to its
thoughts. ', Th .(s'.true, .ootji, to ; the gpod
and th bad maDi.iTi is true-that there
are many who hare'nerer penned' thSir
iaspiratioo, yet there 13 -a'stranffeL'tnys-'
" -' I
terieus influence which compels some' lb "
writer And therein- not a man. however'
highly cultured his enure ratnre may be
AviiQ uoes not ieei stuuc kiuu oi sn mnu-
' t. i..' mL'. l -
n.-.f -:.'; i.j ... ;
UCilV I'UC1 Ul llilUU. Ik WUUJJ BCCU, UaS I
the miter to the reader; And' thooffh
their minds are inditldualizedi yet:in a
certain-sense, they are one.- This pow
er of. individual minds, becoming one,
was expressed by ine Saviour, asha was
about to leave the world in ner'snn. ' tn n
full "knowledge of the myaterv of "mind;
the writincs of Paine ? His bold, rprlr-
les attack upon'the Bible, was' worthy the
deep nepravity or tne ivil Une." His
reasoning shows, not only a misrepresent
tat.ion. but an utter ignorance of the spir-
it, of Chri"siianiiy, and the teariino-s of
Christ, uncultured.
reiiu ilia luiauiuus vvriimsis, ana wanafr I
1 V . , ' . " I
ot a sensative nature jo ruins, ha nrn.
duced breams of perfected trovernraenta. 1
and wild fancies of ideal beautv: men
gaze" upon these bewildering ' picture
'.. . s. ,. i . . r. ... V.
until tne nenaisn cnarm draws tnem in-
to th same wreck of mind with himseif.
Voltaire, with his deep, hatred: for
Christ, dressed up his blasphemous tho'ts
in a brilliant drapery of expression, and
who does not use h'13 talents, means and
influence, xn removing the causesVf :,suf
fpnn.. Novel readme is a frreat source
" o ' , - - - - O , j o - .
i:l V- ; ' !V " ,,ni1 1 '-'-"r1 tree, but if jadgeU according-' trj Scripture
wo5ld 11 have ieinforeWorU we ihoi t!: anxentirely
nouia es warnea 01 its, conss 1 .--.r-r -,r' va
a partaker of the 'Divine nature... fiUan' 10 be, and occopy-morei space; ia'ti.pa
intellect is benighted; bewiidered, 'tis Per than lhtyl$$
morai'nature is fallen into' V low condi-' Soejt to sVy & waswell loaded. 'and
he Draved to the Heaven v" FatW tr nowerstaiso appies ana candy. An- , rownTiji.Kb.,
his disciples might be one. :j .... other class of nine little girls received WitmbasV It has pieced U
., Who can ever tell ihe evil influnei nf frorri'their teacher' each an Alum Basket' the Universe, ihH is fasetaiab;
men followed the false' slitter' to their and a Pasr of k,d b!oves aa1 a cravat, uretter &m w pred ti rowof glory in the,Cf
ruin, and perhaps will follow it until the (Mrs. McKinztea n;b:i, dress pattern, ltiai ld-e aboT.. r-;-.r.r-- r r-
MLord comes ia the clouds of heaven, to
be admired of -all those who love his-ap. .
rearing," and "takes vengeance on all
who obPT not th truth." .
nVhat 'have the coets rdone" for. tn
world I . They are a strange kind of be
mcs. iiis Gimcuit to rind a n ace fnr
them. ,Thev are too refined and nin'-:i.
i!o fnr fiifiK m'nA ' .:.;'.... i : l I
" v.iu iwu uuk cjjuuuai ijiiuugti i
for n par en. " riant wnnU Ko.a i I
lage nis Inferno to find them a niche.
- t7M. ' 1 . 1 1 J W " A
Byron, with a sublimftv of thou writ
eoscepvioh, and a refioeroeni of afTernnn 1
worthy of a woman's heart, vet he' ha
weaknesses which placed him am on
those cf the lowest moral attainment'' .
ijurns, -caniy witty rhyming plough.
man, possessed a power, perhaps une-
oualled. with his simnla rivIp of trmr-.o. I
l - - . . . A .-.w w .vuvuiut; i
r n o r.nn-no n . wra niiavi v.. 1 1 n r .- i i
mc twuiuj vi w ului i niiu ills niHinilra I
sons; yet, nis piety and virtues were
, I
not cf the highest order. Sbaksoeare
xht .trnnplv pifted man. vfm r
. oj o---- r ; " I J
end cf time, but whether any longer we j
cannot
human nature as nas no otner mortal, and then roted it to one of the gentlemen, at thir;y-eisat eenu was issued o th l&th day rf
can infatuate his readers wiih his not five cents Vote; and S P: 1 Majors get l.M.VJ5ai7,S".ftV,,tie.V,.?h-
i f-i . T ) , .t .. . ' . . .. fkA Feace foGago county, Ieh;,r:tarsab:e oatieJltt
very classlcftl.ityle. It is? true,' nothing the cushion. vAftir ;singiDg aain the da7of Dec.,i867, and that eaid eaufe has bee"
eo very bad has ever been said of hira. audiencq was dismissed, -arid all: weal adjourned to Jan. 30th, ises.at :o o'clock, a ,
Whdcarj finda heart-to;-find'fac!t with' home feeling that they, had , passed , a j ULHtljZ&i f 'V 1
Shaktpeare? -Yet the nature -cf the bok" very pleasant pvenicg : and no doabt ihe - : ,: .
h has left to the worl.' is not calculate, children wiiralways IboVback upon it as , , .
ed to elevcte anrTpury humanity. He, grgen fcpon'n tbeirlires: Total receipts fiO I OniIJL SQV S rriGIIu
has carnec" k fame which he justly 'de-' cf.-the.eeeniog CS2,05.-; ' fnri'i ii-atvin rHuv "jo.,.
serves he will have ihaf fame until the' We would have-been glad to have V ' ; ;f:iei'0 ' : 'r
ot tayv It is not tb much intellect- here to enjoy; it r with r.us,!bui we prje
trecgth.'asciorRr culture,' and spir-' sume that home .attractions .proved tuo
ual s
i attainment, which carrya 'rain on to
high1 destiny. '' ri' 1 'II'-
in our dispainng. moods wccsld'titf
dowrindweep our lives T away to think
cf the many sources rf evil which exist,
ac' thedepr'" ' - c! man. Rjt there is
r '..right side - C picture. Although
u. j is a wc
;i lying- in wickedn-' , v t
lutiful spiiits ha ' pis
llzzy beautiful spir r ?
rr. vj brif
'a-
sc over if
c- it cor.
tty to pwi;
3 in this life
rsterv i.iuch of the anjiciic
nature." E:t he mus; strive for it.
j - i w
He
good, ancTc v e f w i 1 1 fail.
i v.r.
o t rrt 'j l" - -ir ' r-T mib
xiXiiisJleiai-icjs andKtl
humanity.
VviL;ix
v-ator Tipton. wilLpleAsa- accepts
thanifs 'fof -'the toctidvolumes of the
CongressionailGroba 'fcY:le Second Ses
sion of jhe 39ih .Cocgre.s3
1 i ii m r . 'f
VV-
At ihg hour.-of. half past six o'c'oclJ: on
Tuesday evening the 24'ifi ihsVihdocrs
of the Semnary tiChapd!,fWere!j thrown
open to'the'chirenAfierk'l.rush
ensued ; alpressjoff eagerly,, for. the
Christmas Tree, but tha fruit-wai hsf yet
uforbidden',",fc(jAhat tf number had' to be
sent miWti U '"rpa'r-' VW
-.The Sabbah Schoel hildrenvvere
seated on a" Vtatforni.
ence, and white ath people ar- pouring
through the large douSfe- doors we vill
take a idok'ariterooni
ings. In fro'n', cfltts.'.jyst Ibaclccf Jthe
tree, we see sa largo white detteri on a
dark grpund.'HAPPY ., GREETING
TO ALL I'Iq front of thelatform,
a "lue 10 "l8, ?H at
differen1 j for. VftT was.verjrar
from 1 fruit
W0Uld take.me longer thaa-I-wouU care
In grearaxieryj .'Of '.
-KUbaJcejjnr.
Of Jsbm oMhe1 fruit
-thd-diS
u. s ir
r 'cfcise3con3sttaMspeaicin!
nrl clnrr.v i, :m.- Ar.. ...
T.:: 6 - w vu""e: ".AUC;.iae'
children Vf ft J -throUcrK ih'a ' trefi' tvnl
I e t Tri U n T . JI. -iT!-J t
-t"- -jwi-wa- caueu autr
: " v" I S . V
em wVa i3e pnru r.ir. uurcn being
' . rJieu vnnsimas
trees jrer? n.crc r;ue stthen thin
liircfl, and sat do an;' -Yhe hearty laugh
thaf'followed"- showed 'that tne audience'
appreciated the speech. Rev. Mr.
... ... -...it. -. .- . ' ,
Jbhosbn also made'' some rem arks! ''after
wfiich" SahtA-Ciausfe appeared to 'the 'in-'
m amasementcor the'chiidrenVand
, " -i. 'v-.t! 1 . ' i rS. - .
hefan to 'distribute the nrespnf IVr.
rm:-iKsV Vvritmoi' ykr.Ha" ; v'Li'i
w -. . . 0 vuu A WUU" UUU
seats' t. "' "" '
. Th6 Infant class receiveVJaiery pretty
. ,.
assortment of candy egs, besides little
sacKS or canay una nuts, ana eacn scnoiar
received .an. apple. Another class 're-
UeivedJir.le toy-baskets. with birds.and
containing wax fruit and flowers. Other
classes received , book, Iwhistles knives,
narp?,loic.,,ccc.l. . a,,, majors was pr
se.nle . wj1. a. locomotive, a beast of
burden," and a barrel of sour-krout. "TV
Majors received a round comb, a net
A,A"JU3 icnnt''M' u, a i
J 1 I l J . Ml J , . , , 1
aoiis. ana one roi a ureuy nine mmen
no doubt as a remembrancer. "Others got
nijrht caps trimmed off 'in the bight of
fashion. One young lady received a lit-
I.t t . . : - C .U L I
ue carmen represcuiauuu ,oi tme coony
race Others received oreast-pins, Col-
Mars handkerchiefs, etc., &C. Trofessorj
McKenzie received a comb, clay pipe,
cigar,1 part of a watch, two valuable books,
d g'os. . . ,:
These were a few cf .he presentsand
yw maY ba 8Ure r,-any a nearty Jauga
was raised. tlann r U-eif dHtribution.
Mrs. Wa Daily, received a splendid
'Jpresent the 'most rosily of any .given, a
copy ot.ine uipio u iu. ujuuica... .
I am sorry' to1 add there were' some
Vn - iftol tvnn ruthlessly nulled down the I
--j j I
irpP K&fnrft it WSJ faiHy fcmptV, and 8D I
propnated wnat remainea. v it. is. a piiy
thai all are not raen that, wear, ihe hu
After the 'distribution cf presents
Irnost of the audience repaired lo the re-
freshment rooms, and-.pariook of the Ta-
rious viands there provided. ; ;! , vl -,;
Wnen all were eatisnea m tne re
freshment rooms, a nice .bead
rnf,ir.n n,' im tA ' rirtrotpd to same
wmium ivi m f 1
IHilv l.TT jna rpniipmi'ii. a k icu a
i . . . . A . m . . r. m .a a
hrote, At the first ballot ' sixty-iat I
J -J 8,- .-, - .
votes were nolled. and Mrs. S..P. Ma-
J - f.;r,-,w. Tho InrlJps
. -v-' . i
seen come of cut i Browntille
strong, and we sincerelyhope all the
children' cf Brownvilfe enjoyed ' the
evening as; well ds these at reru aia.'"'
must po to ths r:..rft whence the strength in? persons, under tweni)-on
u .v. tr., -n:., after nine o'clock, without be n& a&. io
: .T; . fr1. "rr A V 'r -V i cive-a xess-naVIe acmusi oMMni
J- I ' adapted -ta tha wants Cf'msn. wlAll" 7 e 0 .nmited
V r , . , A colony of Southerners have squatted
other sources have failed to make-..men 1 . . rhd-is cnly -3-cenls
i
: -ti.v,,,, i Unlinn '
A Mutual Banevoleat Society exists
at r ':m, 111., whose object is uto p t
m;
Tr
rs in rnndtticn tohelo ther.sel?
'ara S,COQ rm.V?r?nr1 tha s:
1 xz' '.'.io' i hi cJj :ne'v I X'
:itc .,b:ates. ;
G
'a:
ib
ii'pror-"
s: to ke i
qui
un
Ths villse ci B:izh?'i Guernsey
pour iv. Ohio, has an ordinance prohibit-
j , - - r
S years ui
TJi p . Ji- : aazett ar.r. ounces c.iit.a-
w i . . . a t j ; . . i. , t -
4 il tkVfte Tnrv of? ihewEm press of
Austria.
Jea"TbXlo cne Lirta .is.via rauu
amonhncfoD.theiiihIands.
The-A'-diplomatic-ciugnQa" ia. a--Paris
inyentioD.3I30AH dAVlOl
fciirrpet Ccicr.v-f.eti j..'
Paris has -!a';; newspaper" -called "The
Atheist a Journal cf.iSew. Ideas.
man .v. UL.ir Uit..!".;
was y.ery; pVrsonaI:in..-.hi3 recollections
S. S. Mafsbalj riteVTesleiiTaS-0jn.CQOr
gress frotn((!?ei0kU'4iIiric cf Illinois
13 rnedas' ther Dsm9ciatieccandiat?
fcr.iCJoTernor of ithat Statei j'5''"1'''
The Canadiansjure.discussicga Pacific
railroads The" Xhicagd-iTinles uggest
thai they jnake fl7l?'F.01 I
y JTJs ej Cqu nc i p f j FJi f e ? n; j ar q lopTci z
about, lor'a new enian President, 'vice
MilcheV'd"ecUaear'"'
Miti eMcCooie weighs 2S7 pounds. r
Wabash oysters"-is the pretty came
. giveb bjValTerre iIaute;Lusihe3s'ihcbs
Tbe'fiftW G'6verriof 'Geniral of Cuba
has "set the example of smoking at fuher-
aid.
.'i
The best cf ;thip carpenters ia New
boryport, Massachusetts, era wexking
for SI 25 .v&Mj':'" " T.
Santl Anna owns a villa on the island
of Sr. ThOTnas1n(f' may becorije a citizen
of thr! United1, Sfates'by1 the' transfer hi
thalisiand. " "
y&mK.far Siwi pays s
"Population is'pouring.in upon us, chiefly
from Southern tllP.nsylvania. These
folks are :geaerUy pi sthe.right ,tripc,
and come to'farra on ourhrscSs."; ;',: ; ?
iii(u 4.1.
Steam power ia successfully used in
London in pulling :"doTnr'old houses.
-t. -'"". I-.. I. 1
wuereiDe coqiracior cares . imie aooui
pfeieHing the materiafs.
. . .
cure for, scrofula i ,
A female medicalcolle h a-bouf to
be establiihed in Cleveland;1 Ohio. '
min cimkd !an(,? ;Un,
has bwS sentenced -to 'itaid labor in a
millitary prispn, for jearicg dowa th
United" Stabs' flagr "' 1 ' ' J
.
nThe-Whitet Crook V is T-rritten hr n
- NashViHe ' editor, and singular euoucrh
is 10 perfurmed rfor the purpose of
finishing artificiar legs A to' Confederate
soiuiersa n "Tr CT7
. tlliU
MQCjnnaii boot-blacks, sttrt their, ser
I . tt ' ' t ' 1' 1
of !bcif rations vhea.deired.,fkt,f ,
OCITUARY.
DIED, at tt residence of bis father la Brown
viile, Nebraska , on Saturday morning. January 4th
1303, at mo nonror 3 o clocx, a. h.,I.obi;kt JfJxsoN
r . .."'.. i . .
Hall of Browntillb Lodck ao. 20,I.O.G.T.)
Jaa.th, 1SG3. ,.f
Aim iglkty Kulei of
wisdom and prorl
denco to remove from oar midst oar worthy and be-
lo red JJrotnerJliobert lx.lJJackburn, and s
Whkbkas, The friend! j bacd erer opened to
welcome the trieiiitt and distressed is now mo-
tionlesstad itill; and.',a.BKih,er ,'wh'j;Td and
practical trie Precepts of Temperance, and. who was
goTerccd by Fal th , U6p8 and Chari ty id "his deal
ii,. !..... r ii;. M:. j ,
"". .UMU vuvv V." JIICVIKIH UIlUVilL'lU UUOff
sneieiorH ir i c:. ill U V.
' That we bnw in hnmVila tnVm!itA. n
i ; i . i r .
the Hrnf th. Afi.? -Krtt th.
deodT feel and deniot .th i. ar nnf
Brother who Laa. been o.enddeniT eaiied from n,
widt.
--.. 1 r .- T LT'"-
faeMa.Tissw txHHy-and vafjectwtsateir
sympathize with the bereared and heart-stricken
Father, Sisters, Brother and Friends in their day
f afflicuon,ttourning and fywjathisinjswjts them,
batnot without hope, hambiybeiieTinithiiiar
e,c,s " ;?0 H tne" rwoiatiom b.
P; w. tbe .fiict.d family of th.' deceased;
and our Lode room be draped in monrnicgand the
officers and members wear the ;asxtat badge fur the
same, for the space of twenty days. r, ,. r
llttolttd, That theso resolutions Reentered in
oar minutes, and also copies bo famished to &
Browntilio papers' for publication.
n i.:.A.i..i.:: i;;'...(. .
Rttolvei, Thaf UsewB'siT.; Lodja No.' 23, 1, Cf.
icDusrs its moss nearly ana sincers
iVi.nV. iv- i . r j t ,-. .. .
kindne ss rendered in paying the last tribute of re
(peet to the mamory f the lamented dead.
. JONAS IlACKER.1
; S.'SbEJlASr ). Committee
A, W.MCKELL. )
NEWWBRTISEMENm
NOTICE.
. . , , '
-j . . .
r J
Saraaet Gus$J m if : 'v - J
, ; . J T3 . , J J , V ,
.To SamaalGan. Defeodant : Too are bersly
c0,,aed ttat'M Order of AtUebment piBt yoar
properly ior.iaa-am fcS irreatYtwo -aoiiara aad
v r Sperime Copy 15 eta. , t j
Thesa art farorita Periodicalj. - ; .-, --?
'Be'autifai premium J oSTered to getters sp of elub
lists. Seai.fcr Specimen! to 7
The one who Ln acre .
n'ght? snce Wayrif county, ,Ind:
r e y i v a U & a d ' vihe a' naV.'.c a ci e io ' ' ie-told
E11abcut:wahade;iKein.ViI.e
friends " raaies .-.n.omq . i3icga2Uie.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
-"T0U3 AND DSl-ILITAT-ivi
bren protrsti J trotn
. jwi' r jUi"? prorapt trat
..il. ir yoo ret.offr
Tjicr.tary !i?charse. -r!iat
, j uc general bealth? T
rily tired? D,esliUle
, .atioaof tho heart? Vats
.ans. or jour kidney, frr-
rnfct to renrfi! ;rt ' n
ir."- --r bve 5-1 -' :,
e 'tie it "lot 4 '
r : sei utfi ,
jo-! or
qna; r get c
t;ic' -:i!lrr.
' Is yoururioa oracUn).'S ;
li ii ropy on. setta;? Or f
t rjs to
Or is a serficieni i
tbe attorn a..verU t ...kk1 wbi:e3 Vijon le
r. .- prt Ssrti.ir,2 cr dypep.'l i Are your
bow: cur.-t:; -ite-i 4 tX yon hiro pll8 of faintic
or rushes liiood t lNuJ ? U your memory 1m
Pired? Is your mind conunt!y dwel cpoo ttu
iue t? Doyonfel dall, listip, niopinz,. Ured of
w"r from everybcey? Docs iiy little tLinj ir.S8
on start or janip ? I yonr lcp broken or ret:es ?
II it Inctreof your eye at brilliant ? T&e bloom on
your che7k bright ? Do you enjoy yoorself in socie
ty -. I? Do yo'J pursue your batiness with the
gsme enerpy ? Do you t,ol as wxh -1Jnc i:j yoct
teti?' Ar? your spirits Juil an! given to CU
of meUsctoly? If so, do not lay it to yonr liver or
toojcIj jl.ive jen ttiess Digbts? Toa back weak
i job ?ers v at: itive duiiib mtis pruter o
fcW, rea-er, se;t-utuie veaerlal dieaaes bd!y
cured, and sexual esceises, are sll capable of produc
in? wepSness of the pnpatlr 'f:?.'.,,Tl.-iirsa
f r ie5erstlrr;"l-"i J;-i-jri, malcetbe man
Did you ever ibink that those bold, del'ar.'. Tneretic
persevering, ceceisfalt'W5:3s cnn a re always, those
whose generate, a ior:4a- ia ; irf2cthe ..t h ? Tuo
never near 6c& Taejic .n.pUis c? t caiancbollv, cf
uervouaness, cf t.iviiiiijn cl ue ceirt. They ae
ueverotfraii they ean-' v. succeed In business ; they
don't become ad::Ji C .iciu'iiel i tlcy are alwsjs
pollta -3lr!?n,3f3t i-i , t:3 .coinp-itsy t . -er.cT
k;., j. 1 s t i jrl ri.'.'the jce "noue'of-yar:
Cowncast looks or any oiher meanness about them.
I do not mean those who leea-tne organs ly
niacin titxeeirs;- Th:!B"yut cot oaty' rura their
conttitutiODj but also tSoss ;':.,ry -io Insiaess wither
for. .. . .'.
How many rnsn fro 71 la lly cr.re !' disease, from,
the r?c:3 of e!?-ahuio anl ctce3, feave brnusctt
isu-ji tLa: stats cf -vraizr-i i thcs orsari tl t fcss
re ioced tha pcne-cal systeai ej mu:!i as to ii; icce al
pjost every ctifcxitjic-iie"'',-dCr' lanacyi pnraiysiW
spinal affections, suicide, and ajnost every otter f-rm
of diefaiei' whic'a 'tamaiity Ir hfir tos 3 1 tr,a reil
cacse tf tiie trouble scarcely e?er sof ptet', and have
docre4 fur.. at! but the right aitr, - - v,!! I xO
Dise-'i? es'of t5ee orra-.s reirirn the nseof a dioret
Id. HELMBOLWS FLUID EXTRACT EUCHU. i
the press nii'0Uc at is a-ciftam aare ttx disenies of
Iho Blalder. Kidnlys, .Gravel. JPropjyv Organic. Weak
Besi.reniale Ccmplaims. General Debility, and-aii
diseases cli the, Vmaryt rsarrr, whether existing in
Sale or otnaie, lrom what ever cause Originating snd
bo matter of tow long standing. ;
If folrestianv !, submitted to, v Ai.?)i'raptIoaai Ii
sahjty may' ensue."" Our flesh and blood are supported
from these sources, wmi the bearth and happiness, and
thJitof Posterity,, depends, cpon he prompt use cf a
re nable-remedy. k H -
nelmbold'a-JCxtraet 'Buchti,stabIisLeJ upward of
laycsrl, prepareU by . . . . ,
s t-.ol ' 'V.T.TISLMBOLt, Drngsist.
634 Brcalway Xew York, and
nil South !0in St., Philaaelphia, Pa.
Pkice $1 25 per (ttre, o 6 bo!es(r tJ.E0 deliv
ered toauy addrof iJ, f.Taa.Ul.rp.cjistt everywhere.
a m i i j 1 : t -. 1
O
I . .n.W.l3lln..i fcm IT II f- T -L-4 AmmJI
S HOKTEST ROUTE !
'A
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f
Q;ufcIrcst..iI,.rir!n'8M
; i'.-: . . f f - .: ." " -
We Yelnfn 'thanks, to.our friends and
the trading public fur the libe
1 1 . Jral Tp itrcmngeihey have'1 '
thus far extended us
. Our .aini $baU u. , .. , :
-. - be to so - -
conduct !
v. . . . ? . 1 i V n I
; ii cur business t'-
. .. ..
ns to merit the
confidence of,;buf
.i vcnstomer5.., Allrepresenr-.Vt.
.iations guarrantiec). We keep -on
hand a complete atock of aE
..kmds of goods required for this ' :
.H'JmrUeV&Eid- as'td prides' i:-1''
fe Will k'ot be Uiidersold!
Dry
Groceries;
1
are:
I . 7 ..... 1 .
rr,- Boots &.Shoes
'5--IIats,:Gapsrv
:r.:v. v; .;. -. ..&C. &C. &C.
AH Wnds ot PfC'Ince
TAKEN" In exchange for Coeds, lor which the highest
maikel price wiU.b allowed.
ROBERT TEAEE & CO.
' , . . ,, j ' . ' i . ! ,
Corner 3Jaio nd Secoad Street
7;-u
Jannary lt. 1S63.
-A y -.
-5
4f
f
K i
STAPLE AITD FAWO Y-
. i . : s. i l ii ,
Embracing all tha
NOVELTIES
pn i ti
Season.
" Also; a large and weli-e!ected itoek of
r:
Zz7T rt n
- i i
Gems Furnishing Goods,
BOOTS & SHOES,
A AD
Oi U s SRhS A wis! V:
9
9
9
VVH a H t t ' i Uti U v i a ill II rvv nan r '
ma aa a & iV f
canaoi law io gnu taoe wiihinj to buy. Call
d see for yosm aires. ' . . . .,.'..
. . . . .... . . r - .
11 kinds 01 .Produce, taken in TChant
for Goods Ni.ri ,vo-'.:;i ; vi50
Ctonew.re, JJMk.U,. WhboH,f Utem, 4c a
5 - STTA.V 1 MOTHER'S
't ' ! Li I 3
w '2J
1 if
c 1
roEEius iSD.D6aEs:ic.'
J
ry . . ' 'J
, - 1
TBiniu
Dealers ia
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-
I?2ircri Fa
h ni stVr "n
1 "v
i Ul, . a J
r2s
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VA N D. "
Tlieo;::Hiir Co.f:-
Sealers ia
AND
T'ticoI-IiH Oo..'
t
- Dealers ia.
LADIES', GEnTSj&CiliLDnEO
i
J IT D
V t-i
I S.W
JACOB MAROHN.
Mercnant Tauor,
Main Street oppesite MePherton't Block,
BROWNVILLE- NKU-
ALSO AGENT FOR
ELIClsWlTEBS,
- " - - Art - -
JOSE P 11 11 U T Z
Uaj foil reeeired and wiJl eoostaatly
hnd a large and welt seIectedtoei of genaiaear
ic.'ci in ii liae. s
One Door vctsl.bf, GtarXi Llort, Brow
Of Clocks; WuaeiMi- Aewetry a o tbt loos
est Notice.
, . . ypEK WARRANTED.
. BrowBTiiieNel..'Mafei 15th. 1SS. 10-25.1
ESTH AY. KO-nOEST"
Taken op, by the aoders'zaed. li iog ia
Precinct oathe25h !rof .Vorember, lSr,
Steer, with a line back and' white belly, opp
to be one year old.-" -
- Taken np'by the'nnrlers!?ned' liVini in ''0,
Trwinct, Neb., on the 25th diT of Member, I
A 1 .... .. . . '
ue cnoaie nctier with gome
apposed to bo one year old.
12-5t
white oaberbclly
TC KIV3ST.
MS3. ICSICK LEACH i i '. MIES MIST A.f
" REACH Sc SIMPSON,
5Iiffiners (2;Dress-Ha&ers
TTubesti iafom the laiVsof Erowi'
aal
vicinity that aba baa just commenced a firsin"
MILLINEI&JDRESS.JIKI0
Wer wctk. wili t -jne Hth rest cre-a
BC,ari wftef the latest la strrt ftjf. '
81 . aa on ao' notice,, ; . . . . j
Latest stjle3 cf Ladie 'sand C'liiTJren
., , . . .
constantly kept on l
Da 0W . - rff
ER O W.STJLLE, WEBMSTJL
h Pfl
ffKfiftMlil
a " 1 - A. . .. Ii' - ; ;
A. A. A . 4 I " '- "."'.''-. '!
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