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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1869)
J X. S. CIIUGCII, EHtor. TTTUn.SDAT MORNING. MAY T. 103. ' A. FIlany, or the Slat&nnan, we rdcrstaml, has a contract of survey ' Ies the State Lands. Tlio Bt. Joseph Herald Informs u that tbe Hon. J. F. Joy, of Detroit, succeeds Gen. Craig, an L'rssklcnt of the C. B. & t JosepU Railroad. Th Unitel Btates District Cotrrt has adjourned" rr July 2fth next. The business on the Docket Is very large. Judge Dundy has returned to Fall City. The News says Hon. 'Vrrn McLen nan has received a con tract for Btction izing the conutry in the vicimty of . the Republican River, anil will com xuenca opetations soon. Tlio-CArwicfe' informs uh that the County Commi-ioners of Otoe Coun ty have contracted with tbe I & M. It. IL Co., to give the company $150, O00 In Otoe County IJonda, ff the said road 13 completed to ICtbraska City . -within eighteen months. The following named persons left this place yesterday for Nebraska City to attend the' State Sunday School Convention, which, is now in session in that city, to-wit: Wra. McCreery, Isaac Black, Mrs. Jacobson, Miss " ghurtz, Mr. Price, Dr. Blackburn, Mrs. Hetzcl and E. E. Ebright. They went as delegates from the Fresby te rian and Methodist Bunday Schools of Brownville. - The CI.roniclc informs us that a meeting of the citizens of Otoe county was held in Nebraska City-on lat Friday morning, which was nearly unanimously in favor of donating $1G0, 000 in bonds of that county to the B. A M. It. R.f as an inducement for buil ding a branch of that road to the Mis-, pouri river, opposite Nebraska City; also, that Prof. Fowler, of Boston, de livered a lecture on Fhrenology at the Court House on Friday evening, to an overflowing house. r . ' ' TliA CkanmonwcaUh alias . the Ne braska State Journal, is our main re liance for news from the Capital. Al though it doe3 not. so Inform the public, it doubtless intends to eail hereafter" under the hitter heading. "We rather like for the heading of a paper from the Capital "The Nebraska State Journal," but the style of the letters used by the paper in question might be more pleasing to the eye. However "there is no accounting for taste." We learn therefrom that Mr. Ticbenor has dieposed of his interest In the salt works of Nebraska, which Le held as a lessee from the State. ' From a communication In the Jour nal, re learn that the citizens of Grant precinct, in Richardson county, have organized a Grant rreclnct Anricul tural and Literary Society, with offi cers as follows : William Fenton, President Henry Allen, Vice President S. C. Barlow, Rec Secretary. Jeremiah Fenton, Cor. Secretary. M. L. Libbee, Treasurer. The Society numbers about twenty members, with a fair prospect of many others. The Society is composed of a respectable class of farmers, many of whom, have life long experience In farmine. whose views must prove very instructive to their fellow members of Ids experience and to the community at large; Agricultural papers will be read before the Society at each meet ing, and correspondence held with So cieties of older standing. Subjects of discussion will be proposed a week previous, giving each member ample time to prepare for the part he Is to take. A Lecture will lie delivered be fore the Society on the 22d inst, by Mr. Allen, Vice President, and on the following Saturday evening, by M. L. LIbbee, Treasurer. - There was a Delegate Railroad Con vention held In W. II. Hoover's office cn last Saturday, to consider the pro posed aid to the Trunk Railroad, the m!nutc3 of which are printed else where. There was but one opinion expressed, and that was in favor of a tlonation by the county to the Compa ny. The delegation pledged their ' Bcvcral precincts In favor of a donation of $132,000, by large majorities. They represented the opposition as trifling. A, general auxicty for the early con struction of a road up the river, pre vaded the mind3 of all present; Col. Furnas, one of the Directors in said company, said the Directors had done til they could, and were now at work vigorously to interest sufficient capi tal in the enterprise to Insure its com pletion at an early day, and that much now depended upon the. action of Richardson and Nemaha counties, and that with all they had done and could do, unless they could receive the aid from these two counties which . they now soek to obtain, itwa3 doubt ful if the road could be built If the company can get from these two coun ties, funds to grade, bridge and tie the road, tha the enterprise Is a fixed fict, for St Louis tenders tho capital for the iron and rolling stock. We tre T.ot of the number who believe towns and cities through which the road passes are to be materially bene fited, for the companies generally mr.he them, pay dearly for all addi tional strength they bring.. It Is the consumers, producers, manufacturers and fanners who are to receive the wealth the . road bring3 ; and they fchculd solve for themselves the prob lem as to whether they can allord the cutlay for the prospect it offers them cf wealth in the f uture. For ourselves, we have but very r.itis doubt that the improvements and- capital which the building of the- road wnl bnng. Into this county, and which but fr the building of tills road we would never have, will about ray all the taxes which will be-levied to meet the prin- drrvl ar.d interest cf this conation; did we rot so Ixlicvc. we should vote tgainct aiding t!ie road, thinking it a poor i reject; aud so belivir:g, we si .Il vote for the building cf the roud, let U run where- it iray through the county. uailkoao coxTExnoar. Jelefraf a from Several Preelnett Pr- nt AtKlU tonnijriioni uu"' Ameeting of del1; gr.t s of the several Precincts In Nemaha County wr u held In the Court House, according to an nouncement. ' On motion W. O. Glasgow was cho sen Chairman, and M. W. Cook Sec: rctary. With some discussion the following resolutions were adopted, viz; Whereas. The people of Nemaha county, having assembled in public meetings at fct. JJeroin, iSemana Uity, Jlilfednle. Brownville, and Peru, in said. CouKty, and by the passage of resolutions expressed themselves m favor of aiding by taxation and the issuing of bonds, in the construction of the Saint Louis and Nebraska Trunk Railroad Company through said county ; and also in favor of the County Commissioners submitting a proKsition to that cilect to a vote of the people; and alo, further, that at the meetings referred to, delegates were appointed to meet in joint con vention, which is now convened, therefore, 1st Pesdral, By said delegates as sembled, that we deem It important and essential to the best interests and prosperity of Nemaha County, that a Railroad be constructed as speedily as possible, on the most practicable route running north and south through said county. 2d. Pcsolvcd, That as a company, known as the St Louis and Nebraska Trunk Railroad Company, proposes to construct sueh railroad in case reason able aid be rendered by the several counties in the State of Nebraska, through which the road proposes to pass, we deem it advisable that the County of Nemaha render aid to said enterprise. 3d. Jlcsolvcd, That we recommend that such aid be a donation in the sum of one hundred and thirty-two thou sand dollars, paj-able by issuing Coun ty Bonds in that sum pa3able in (20) twenty years from the date of issue, bearing interest at the rate of eight (8) per cent, per annum, deliverable to the said Railroad Company condi tionally, viz : that said Bonds be ap plicable only on the construction of said works of improvement through the County of Nemaha, and in install ments as follows: Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($1,500,00) per mile, payable when one or more miles of such road is graded to completion ; Fifteen Hun dred Dollars ($1,500,00) additional per mile when one or more miles be fully tied and bridged, ready for the iron, and One Thousand Dollars ($1,000,00) additional per mile when the iron is down and ready for the rolling stock, and the balance, if any, when the hrst train runs over the track, through said county ; Provided, That said road shall be completed to the southern line of Nemaha County on or before Jan uary 1st, lad. . 4th. Resolved. That we hereby re spectfully petition the County Clerk of Nemaha County, by virtue of the power vested in him, by law, to con vene the Board of County Commis sioners, In special session, at as early a day as the law will permit, to consid er "the propriety of submitting to a vote of the people of Nemaha County a proposition substantially or proxima ting that set forth in the foregoing resolutions. 5th. Hesolved, That a committee of seven persons, representing diilercnt localities in the county, be appointed by this meeting to meet with the County Commissioners when con vened, and present and urge a compli ance with the wishes herein before ex pressed. Cth. Jlcsolvcd, That the proceedings of this meeting be published in each of the papers in this city. The following persons were appoint ed on the committee called for In the fifth resolution : J. S. Church, Brownville ; G. R. Shook, Hillsdale; W. G. Glasgow, Peru ; Daniel Fraker, St Deroin ; J. P. Crother, Nemaha City; Henry Stelnman, Benton ; Ed. Weisenreder, Aspinwall. On motion, the name of Col. Furnas was added to the committee. W. G. GLASGOW, Ch'n. M. W. Cook, Sec'y. The sale of State Lands and Lots in Lincoln will commence at the Capital on the 3d .of June. Many persons from all parts of the country are mak ing preparations to be present The Capital will be crowded with men who have an eye to business, and we ex pect that the property of the State will command its full value. We hope to he present as a mero looker on and witness the grand scramble for corner lota. As editors are notoriously without funds, it would be impossible to sell to men of that class. No, we can't buy ; but we can, by going, see the chances to make money, which is the next best thing. Overland Monthly No. 5, Vol. 2, for May, has been received at this office. It is printed at San Francisco, at $1,00 pcryeaf, and is devoted to the Liter ature of the Far West; and every per son who wishes to keep pace with the development of the Pacific Slope, and the progress of the literature of that eventful "portion of our eminent do main, can read himself up in this mag azine more judiciously and correctly, perhaps, than from any other source. The Quiney folks are now agitating a Railroad from that place to some point in the vicinity of Nebraska City, running through the Northern tier of counties in Missouri. An adjourned meeting will be held at Kirksville on the last Tuesday in June, to provide for the preliminary survey of the route. A little energy and spirit on the part of our citizens, would secure the wes tern terminus of the road at Brown ville. John M. Bralnard Esq., ha3 retired from the edltorirl chair of the Coun cil BlulTs Nonparid, and John IL Keatly Esq., has taken possession. The latter gentleman has been engag ed for some time on the local depart ment of the paper, and promises to sustain its enviable reputation in fu ture. The Nonpariel 'is one of the best papers published in Iowa, m m We had occasion to drop into the County Trersurer'a office thl3 week, where to our surprise we found the County Clerk J. M. Hacker, and the Deputy Treasurer S. R. Jamison, ad ding up the long columns of figures in the tix lL;t by the most approved (pat ented) machinery. The Atchison County Journal in forms Its readers that tho daily mr.'l service fram Brownville to Beatrice ii to be discontinued. This is a mistake, which we-fcopethc Journal wilt cci rcct. KallroaJ ricctlns'. 8 - y St. Dekoix, May 18, 1SG9. Pursuit to previous notice the citi zerfs of St. Deroin and vicinity met at tho School House the erentej, for the purpose of Holding a railroad meeting On motion L. Rice was ch ,. sen' Chairman and" Geo. Vandeventer Sec retary. .. , v .'' Th Chairman then briefly stated the object of the. meeting, after which the great advantage and necessity of the St. Loul3 & Nebraska Trunk Rail road were fully discussed by . Geo. Vandeventer and others, and with a unanimous vote the resolutions of the railroad meeting, held May 10th, at Brownville, was adopted, ' :' The citizens of St Deroin precinct seem fully alive to their best interests, and are almost unanimously in favor of the $150,000 tax being voted, to as sist the "Iron Horse" in our county as soon as possible. Lorexzo RrcE, Ch'n. . Geo. Vandeventer, Sec. Items from the- Pawnee Tribune. The area of tillable land in Pawnee county this year is more than double that of last'year, one half of which is sown with spring wheat , Eggs arc scarce, and the reason as signed is that that the preachers at the time of the great Theological discus sion in April,. eat up all the chickens. A rodsing birth-day surprise was given to the Rev. D. R. Dungan, Lost Meek. Fisher pleads ignorance on the weight of babies in -Pawnee County, but vaxeth warm In offsetting Dr. McCasIinfs calf which, when twenty four hours old, weighed 07 lbs 8 oz., against a pair of twin boys of John son County, which Dr. Presson reports at S lbs. each, at the same age. We take the following items from the Beatrice Clarion : We are obliged to Mr. McFarland, of the Land Office, for the following statement of lands entered for the month of April, 18C9 : - ACRES Pre-emption. 40 Cash entries. 1 Ionic-stead entries -. 8,5-r0 Final Hlmentead entries 1,15 Land Warrant......-., - 6iU One Section of School Land in Gage county was appraised at $4,127 50. The contract for doing the mason work on the Presbyterian Church has been let. - : . ' J. S. nunt, of Saline county, for merly School Fund Commissioner in Benton county," Iowa, has the contract for quarrying the stone for the State buildings, at twenty-five cents per foot in the quarry, four mile3 South of iicatrice. . . We take the following abstract of the assessment of Johnson county for the year 1S69, from the Tecumseh Ga zette : - ' - If OTHER Total wren of land Valuation torn lota toU55 2H,!r2 ld,r 21, 728 : Rl.1.50 87,101 7,31.1 (VW ' 2.702 13,818 Property in merchandise, ifantifa'turc-s........... Moneys ond rfvm .,. House-hold furniture..-... Horses, 1.107 2,372 101 : 610 273' 471 Cattle. .Mules .. I. Hwin e..... .! Polls - Value of all other property. 8,557 Total valrnttrn of prop, 738,975 J. II. Pkessot, County Clerk. Also that Mr. Goetz has opened a vein of Stone Coal one and a half miles from Tecumseh, over two feet thick. We wish every man who has an ac count against the Advertiser office, or against any one of the proprietors thereof, would be prepared to present the same this week. It will be some satisfaction to us to know how much it is, even if wo cannot fully pay it Should there be anything due this firm, the payment to us now will be duly appreciated. We dp not call up on our patrons often, but think a gen eral settlement every six months nec essary, that they and wp riiy square our books, and then, if we like, com mence a new account. 'H... . : The Plattsmou th Herald says: Capt W. A. Pollock, Sargcant-at-Arms of the Senate during the last session of the Legislature, has received the ap pointment of Postmaster at Brown ville. A worthy appointment ' . And that Hon. Geo. S. Seybolt and B. A. Kirkpatrick, Esq., have receiv ed appointments as assistant Clerks in the surveyor General's office, and have entered upon the discharge of their duties. They are both straghlt out unequivocal Republicans, and men worth as citizens. Gen. Livingston of has made excellent selections for clerks. A Sunday School has been organ ized in the neighborhood of Jerry Marlatte's, and a Miss Maggie Jones, a very intelligent and deserving young lady of that viciuity, was in the city yesterday soliciting subscription in cash, with which to furnish the school a library. Her mission is a good one, and we hope she may be success ful. Nothing so commends a young man or young lady to our favorable opinion, as when they seek to elevate, enable and purify the minds and hearts of the youth of the land. - The Rev. "Henry Ward Ceecher is quite hopeful, as may be seen from the following passage in a recent ser mon of his : "I believe the time will yet come when ojy offices will be filled with honest men ; that men can go to the Legislature and not be corrupted ; that a man can be a judge and yet go to heaven." The Snag Boat Guernsey passed thi3. place on Tuesday of this week. She will be engaged the coming summer between Nebraska City and Sioux City, in clearing the river of all hin drances to safe navigation, for which purpose her machinery and other im plements seem to be well adapted. Western Musical Pioneer is a new 'musical" monthly, published by P. L. Iluyctt & Son, St Joseph, Mo., at $1 per year, the first number of which is before us. . This is a Western enter prise, and appeals to the lovers of good music in the West for support By reference to the time table of the St. Joe. and C. B. Railroad, it will be seen that an extra train has been put upon the road. This- makes three passenger trains a day over this road. This speaks well for a road that is not yet quite a year old. ORDEri or EXERCISES Per the Fleetlnfr ofth Kemtha Conaty Teacher Association, to ! held at UrownvUle, June latii, ISO?- ,-, FORENOON, Traycr. .Music. ' - 'r Lecture by Rev. Britt, of London, Discussion Should Physiology re- cicve more attention. In our coirrmon schools than Geography? Dr. S. W. McGrew and Henry Roberts. Essa' Mrs- L. M. Moore. -. Music. . V" - AFTERNOON. Lecture Prof. P. M. Martin. " Essay Miss Annie Morehead. Essay Miss M. E. Skeen,. Discussion The relative duties of teachers, parents and school officers; O. B. Hewett and J. W. Blackburn. . Methods of teaching reading, illus trated, by Prof. J. M. McKeuzie. Music. The exercises of the day will com mence at 9 A. M., precisely. It is hoped that all to whom duties have been assigned, will come fully prepared. All persons intrested in educational afflairs are invited to be present, and take an active part In the proceedings . S. W. McGrew, ) ; . A. W. Nickell, Com. Decie Johnson, J We take the following items from the Statesman . -- Ebans & Allen have contracted to bore on the Saline lands for salt, 1000 feet if necessary. . . . . The Tlchcnor Saltworks are in sue cessful operation, turning out GO bar rels of fine salt per day. The Governor has appointed the following persons Regents of the State University : Rev. D. R, Dungan, of Pawnee City; Hon. It. V. b urnas, of lirown ville; Rev. J. C. Elliot, of Nebraska City ; Rev. J. li. JUaxneld, of Flatts mouth : Hon. At B. Fuller, of Ash land; Col. C. S. Chase, of Omaha; Dr. F.H. Longely, of Blair; William ii. Date, of Columbus ; YY. M. youn ger, of Tekamah. There are nine Lodges of Odd Fel lows in Nebraska, 1,478 members They have paid out for, the relief of destitute brothers the sum of ?370,50 ; for the relief of widowed families, $74 50. The members of this beneficent organization .-have great reason to feel proud of its rapid and substantial grow thin this State. The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed. Augustus Kountze, Sam uel R. Brown, and E.: B. Tayixr, "Commissioners to select the site for the Post Office and Court House build ing at Omaha, authorized by the act of Congress, approved March 3, 1SG9." That Tecumseh with its beautiful location' and - romantic surroundings is still the point of attraction for the lovers of pleasure. Was further evinced this week by the presence ofa festive and a joyous company from Brown ville, among whom were Theo. Hill, Esq., J. B. Docker, Esq., Miss J. fcnirtz, anu juiss M. rselsou. These partiesnre at present guests at lion, limman Rhodes. They seem highly delighted with the neat and thriving appearance of our young City, and think it the place next to Brown- vine. Miss S. McCreery, formerly of Rush ville Illinois, late of Brownville, in company with Miss Blackburn, have been spendintya few days In our city. visiting with Mrs. Graff and others, of therr former friends and acquaintan ces. lecumsch Uazittc,2i.ny 20.. Fred Douglas, jr., colord, on account oi exclusion from the Printer's Union, has applied for and obtained a clerk- shin in the office of Register of Deeds in Washington. He served in aIass- achusetts regiment during the war. The monthly statement of the pub lic debt will show a decrease of $7,000 000; shipments of currency for the week b-iOl.bWJ ; amount destroyed 2iS, 700 ; National bank notes issued ?215, 070; actual circulation $2,998,657,005, THE MARKETS. CHICAGO MARKETS. Money. The supply Is ample, with only moderate demands from the trade, r Gold. Quoted at Si 42J It has been on the rampage the past week, and has fluctua ted at the range of $1 3S1 42 Bowis. Governments reached their high est point this week. The supply Is small. " Wheat. Inquiry not active. Quotations are 51 171 19. Corx. Quoted at 52(53c Dky Goons. Has been only moderatiely active. . Trices were a trifle easier for Brown and Bleeched Sheetings. A few makes of Denims are also lower. Prints and other goods remain unchanged. Groceries. Owing to the fluctuation In Gold tho market Is unsettled. Sugars are firm. Coffees are higher.- Other articles are quotably unchanged. . BtlOIVNVIT.IE GROCERY AND PRO 1 UllE MARKET. FLOUR Winter ? sack " Hprins CORX " bushel........ MEAL-r bushel ., . BACON Hams fit 4 00 tm i5 1IKA18 " Shoulders ji 8.v..... " Sides in LARD Canned lt SY1UJP Golden 'f, gal .-. " Susar House gal COF FTE J va V ft - ; " Rio v ir. OTKESE iew York Factory $ tt, " . Country $ ib...,...., TEA Imperial $ fc ... " Blrckm . Young Hyson ib LXg,U 19 1 50 1 20 ...25(g.31 .... 30 73 2 25 1 75 200 UAisiJJ-avs .lar id - " Tallow -f, B... 15 163 19 Al'i'Lir? imeu t ID.. mW WHHt POTATOES 't busheCZZm I 00 ..... 6wg70 10 "25 25 1 25 4 00 2 00 2 25 5 00 500 :t SO 7 00 CO A Li Oily gallon ,. KGGrt -Sdoz . A..M RliTTKK f B HONEY fs lh JL ONION . bushel SALT per barrel .y.. LUMBER Cottonwood per lOOlu Oak . Walnut. 44 Pine SniNGLES Vol tonwood per 1'Jlk. " Pine . LATH Cot tonwood per lxx)....l... line - , .., . WOOD Dry llard per cord HIDES Dry per B WHEAT Fall per bu-shel .2 00 ..5 0U!7 50 7 00 7 50 00 18 6 1 50 bprlng WOOL per ft i0r?.l 00 .2U&2S CLOTfllXG MARKET. - Corrected weekly Tor the Advertiser by MAY'S DEY GOODS CLOTHING BEGXLATOB Business Ooists from f!0 11 - Husiiwa Suit. $. Overcoats, ft aot.i Z. Casi mere Pan ta,-t .W?.x Cassintt Ports. f - ." Vt from 75 cu. to ft 25. Overall! n.vbent, sf.1. Overshirts, wwmd best, f2. Oversiiirt, from 7- ctn. fct $1 CS Vndershlrts, fnm SO eta. to Tirawws, from oil cm. to . . . . v Buckskin Gioves, l.-t, i 25, J-'ieppj'kiu (?oven, ducts. fclie iisian Jkii; ts, 5j cts. DRY GOODS lIARKET. Corrected weekly for the Advertiser by ' MAY'S DRY GOODtj A CLOTHIXO REG CXATOIt Cftlico, Xlcdfl Hevy Yard wide Mnllns, ISa ?n;!;n, fci)ii.1, Vin t IS, ' Jt;'!lPt)Ci M uMlItK, j ojrd wl.Je, 10cf? CCK, C'ul.'fH Is Jniiie, SJc. All vi,l lu'lauie, IC Siinw l, fi7-l .1, S. I'Sui.-l Klaunei.s 4.V. l'lnisi Flaiun !s, SC. Vc liulaioral fckirts, l ae. Sale of part of Florida to Ala liama. Montgomery May 24. Tho com missioners representinr thL? State and Florida, why haw for some tirce past been tliscu -in. therrolimlnariea for tne sale of .vest JbiorKla t A i n bama, have coie to the t' ci.-Icn as to tbe terms for tl.r.t part of Florida lyin West of the Appoxicaicoia, to be nou. to the State of Alabama for one mill ion dollars in Alabama bond. Tlr bonds are to be delivered when all the alleged forma are complied with. "West Florida first votes on the mat ter, then the Legislature of both States act on it, and it is then to be submitted to Congress for approtaL ; Paris, May 22. Mr. AVashburne addressing the Emperor,- said he had been authorized to express the hearty wishes of the president of the United States for the happiness and health of hi3 Majesty and the further prosper ity of i? ranee, and uphold and rener uate the eternal friendship of the two countries. lie trusted that while guarding the interest confided to him his rcsidenco near the court-of -his Majesty would contribute to the con tinuancc of the existing friendly rela tions. 'Ihe jbniperor replied that he was triad to welcome Mr. Waslibumcns the representative, of the United States, and was pleased to receive sueh assurances of the friendship of a irov ernment with which close sympathy and amicable feeling had existed un interrupteuiy lor a nunured years He neartiiy concurred in the hope ex pressed of a continuance of these rela tions, and was happy to welcome as Minister near his court a gentleman so distinguished in the history of his country. . Richmond, May 21. General Can by has issued an order providingor an election to be held on the sixth of July, in accordance with the Presi dent's proclamation. The order pro vides for a revision and enlargement of registered voters in the State. It allows those entitled to vote, and those not . previously done so, including those who have not arrived at age at the previous registration, and grants ten days, exclusive of Sunday, for the registration. Commencing on the fourteenth of June, two white and two colored challengers are allowed, at each poll, of white and blacks, but on separate lists. Superintendents of Registration are also charged with the conduct of electors In their districts, The general provisions of all elections heretofore, issued under the laws of Congress are adhered to in this order, which covers sixteen printed pages. MKJiriris, May 24. On Saturday night an armed band of disguised men stopped the train from Louisville to MerrWhis and attempted to -murder Internal Revenue Officer Hahn,' who had prisoners on board who had been arrested Tor running an Illicit distil lery An assistant of Claim's, who jumped frm the train, was lired on by the band and was seen to fail. Mr Hahn fired into the gang, killing one of them. The others poured a volley into tue tram, fortunately without in juring any one. The train was imme diately put in motion, and vthe las seen of the band they were making for the woods, leaving their comrade behind. The band is supposed to be long to a gang engaged iu illicit dis tilleries extending from East Tennes' see to Mississippi." ' A bill contracted by Secretory Sew ard in telegraphing over the cable to Keverdy Johnson, has been presented to Secretary Fish by the agents of the telegraph company for payment. It consists of a single item and amounts to forty thousand dollars. Mr. Sew ard it seems was allowed cheap rates on Ids messages, and so became rather verbose. When this bill came in he refused to pay it. It therefore fell to the succeeding administration. Sce retary Fish declined to pay it, and when presented to President Grant, he sent it to Attorney General Hoar for an opinion, on which he i3 now engaged. It is stated that Secretary Rawlins Is determined to secure protection to the lives of union men in thebouth. He will probably declare martial law in Georgia, in neighborhoods where these murderers are not given up, and and will arrest a number of sympathy sing citizens, and hold them as hosta ges until the criminals are given up. The present century ha3 been re markable . 1. For Morse's invention of , the Telegraph. 2. For the laying of the Atlantic Cable. 3. For the death of Slavery in tho United States. 4. For the completion of the Pacific Kauway. "Vat you making here?" hastily in quired a Dutchman, of his daughter. who was being kissed very clamorous ly. "Oh, not much, just courting a luue uavsaii." "Uho, daTt all. I dought dat you was fighting." ' HEW ADVEBTISEMEST8. NOTICE. HAVING sold my Livery Stable and a lanre Dortion of Mir stm-Jr tr u ir Oilleapie, I dow desire to nettle op nil out standing account, and for that purpose shall endeavor to collect all money now due ne at onr-e. I trust that those indebUKl to me will be kind enough to pay now, and save me further trouble and themselves cusi. a wora to tne wise is suinc cnt. Syt A. P. CXXiSWELT FOtt SALE CHEAP. Eiffht Head Horses; Ten orTwelve Tons Hay! Kew Hack, will enrrv ictit or ten passengers; Three Saddles and Jrlii!.-s ; Three IouliI Sett 3 liimefed; ' ; . TwoSiniclesettiiarnej; . .. . Five fcleiijhs ; ' . OneS-ilky; - , ' ; One Tw o Seated Carriage ; Thrf Wacons : - -'- ' One fart and Harness; - ........ out uuuictuui vbiicr aruiiti uspd in Livery tuiainess. l.w-.Tj A. P. COGSWELL. Agents Wanted $10 a' D&y.7 TWO $10 MAPS FOK $1. . LLOYD'S V PATENT REVOLVING 0 UBLE HAPS Two Continent', America and Enrnpe, ro4 Amenrn with liie l nurd Matfa for. tion on an immense urate. Colored in X Counties. TTHESE great Maps, now just coni jl Dieted, m x bz incites laree. unow everv place of importance, all lliiilroads to date, and the latest altemtions in the various Knropnan States. These Maps are nwded In every (School and family in the land they occupy the mceof one Man. and by mean of the lteverser, either xide can be thrown rront, ana any part Drointht level to the eye. Coun ty liiichu and laree dltcount Riven toood Afreets. Apply ror Circulars. Tentin, and send money for and see .sample Manu first, if not sold tuiceii back on demand. J. T. LI.O Yi, 3U-K - 23 Contemn Street, N. Y. Haying just opened, at Ko. 51 Main street, Erown vllle, 2?ebtaftka, AGPLEIIDID Stock of jnillnery Gools, we would call public at- kuuuu u uie xuct mai every gtxa HUSBAIH) mar.atreasonaWe prices, procure for his "better hif." aU she mav wish innirliru r,f hi h cx-rv article m GUAIUIAITTSSD TO be Xo. 1, and made cp tn tbe beet of style, and that EVERY1 ITOTJITG 3LADY" may hr find Just what she wishes In the way of Hats, Trlnuuings, Talterus, etc. iivery cue T7HO TRADES T7TTH ns mayrt Rwured that we will r,ar no pftlns to pive entire sr.twiUction, as we are in uafly rwx-lpt of tle hxest uovtiiics in eur line, Give t's a call. jms. J. IC. TIT1 tn. rr-tf CIIAS. E. SIcrilEXlSOXS REAL ESTATE AGEIICY OF Clioice Lands FOR SALE IN THE EMAHA L Ralncy & ItIs' Store Room. . DRotrrsvixix. 1 Ilonso on Main street, 2 lotsi. 2 ITouses on Ricbnrds streets ; two lots each. 1 House on Nebraska at.; 3 or 5 lots IIou.se and lot on corner of Sixth and Main street ; SUOO, Ilonso nnd 5 lost near Depot Groand of Nebraska Trunk Raibrofltl. No. 1 stabJe; good cellar; nuefrardon; ?JW worth of fruit trees and shrubs on the place1 for $1 000. AVill take a span of No. 1 horses or mules in the trade, at market price, . A No. I Brick House, 7 Ttoom!, 2 lots, near business part of the City, on Water Htreet Price ;2,0CO. Terms easy. House nnd two lots on Main street, five rooms plastered, pood well nnd stable. "Will bt? oilered for the small sum of 81,300 cash. House and one lot for sab?. House Is well plastered and near business pur& of town. Price $300. House and four lots splendid situation par den fenced fine view of IUver and Town. Price House and two lots on "Water street. Block from Main street, forl,6u0. A gain. -: - 6 DESIRABLE one bar- TOWir LOTS TM of Pec. St T. 0. R. 1 1. SCO acres. 2, 100. $l,m down, balance iu 1,2 and 3 years at8 per cent. No. 1 prairie; p'"I water and some timber.. A oargam. y mi.es irom tne cuy. 218 Acres No. 1 Oak TImler Land within V, miles of Aspinwall, at WO per acre. 130. Veres of Bottom Land within lmlloof Peru, on the lino of tho Trunk K. 1 High and dry, 2d bottom.' - $12,50 per acre. , 80 Acres open pralrio n-aif London, 5120 per acre. . -' : : 80 Acres near St. Frederick at $G per acre, Nw i fk-c 1, T.5, n. U. ItiO acres. Good water, splendid land. Price Sl.fiOO. Nw V. See. 12. T. 5. Pw 14. IfiO Acres. Ttest stream of water In tbe county. 8 miles of town. $1,400, i - 600 Acres of No. 1 Ijind. , Good stock farm Itnnnins Water and some Timber on tho place; On the direct road tolecumseh, Be- at rice,1 end the Blue Rivers, and directly . west of Brownrille 12 miles. All in one -body. - Town 5, 1 lunge 13. At ?7,2 per acre 600 Acres ndloIninKtheabovp. Choice Land: Water and Timber; 11 miles of Brownville , west, at tiO per acre. ; 160 Acres splendid second bottom land; nine mnes oi tne city, una or tneema . ha river, for $1,100. 175 Acres near Lonir's Bridge, nine miles from town, tor 31,500. . 160 Acres, eight and a half miles of the city, tor jyuu. 386 Acres of Land ON IIcKISSICII'S ISLAITD ! 200 neres fenced nnd umler cr ntion r 90 acres Timber; two -Houses on tne Farm; a spientua mock r arm : ai iio per acre. I crins liberal. North East quarter of South East quarter of South East quarter of Sonth East quarter of bociion i, lown 4, ltange ii. North 'cst finarter of i- Eitst quarter of bcction l, lown J, xcangi 120 Acres, nine. miles fron : rownville, and west of Nctnalia City, on tne line of the Brownville and Ft. Kearney Ilallroad, at a bargain. $-'n down, the rest on one, two and three years time. 120 Acres No. 1 Prairie Land, good water, at So per acre. 40 Acres in Section 9, Township 4, Range 13. 40 Acres In Section 2, Township 4, Range 14. North-East quarter Section 5, Township 6, Ilange 14. io) acres ; K- acres broke, pood one and a half story house UxH kitchen 12x11, good well at tlie door, stock water on the place, 20 acres of Timber, for $4,000. RICHARDS Oil CO. to'J Acres South west Quarter Section 12. -Town 3, Range 11, and Lots 5 and 6 in Sec tion 13, Town 3, Rnnsre 15, ', miles west of Aspinwall. Splendid prairies. S30 per acre. 160 Acres in Town 3, Range 1 L 640 Acres near Salem, at a bargain. 1G0 Acres In Section 11, Town 3, Range 11. 160 Acres In Section 35, Town 3, Range 15. 40 Acres in Section 26, Town 3, Range 13. PAT7ITES COUIITY. South half Section 2o, Town 1. Range 10, east; -v acres, u acres oi titnoer, Dest stock larm - In Pawnee county, splcndi 1 stream of wa ter running throuoh tlio jl ice, farms nil around, H per acre, 8 miles of l"iwnee City. East half of South West quarter of Section HJ.xown 2. Kanue 11. South East qnarter of Konth West quarter of sec&ion i,TOwn i, luingo it. North West quarter Section 6, Town 2, Range IX. North West -V of North West quarter Section 2ti, Town 2, liange 11. 160 Acres with some Timber and a Coal 'dine opened on the place, splendid I'rairie, No. 1 water. jomrsoir couzmr. LOOK HERE! 1,600 Acres rf No. 1 eholtv? Prairio Tjinl, wiui xiciisB i tow urosen aroand eacn sec tion; Within Cue tin llo r.f 1 1.. uiri.i-o,l of tlie ernalia Valley Ii.lL.; tlt'hteen miles wuu ui xiucoin, wiinm one nine or a Rood mill and the town of LRtrt.be, anl twelve miles N. V. of Tecnmsth, at SJa) per acre 320 Acres. A rdeee of land what is iand. In the Illinois Kettlernent eizht miles enst of Tecam-eh, 2) miles of Brow nvllJe, at S per acre. To be offered only for 30 days, alter that will want more. In one of tlio best nelghlorhool in the County. Lund cheap a dirt. '"Spleudetl water" on Spring Creek. 40 Acres in Town 8, Ranee 10; Fplendid No. 1 1 .and; mnnlns waiter on tne place; four mile north west of Teeninseh; splendid farms around the place ; at the low sain of $3,00 per acre. 400 Acres ont of Section S5L Town S, Kan "8 10 am 90 CM 1 v. 80 Acres No. 1 Irairie 8C0 Acres ia Tfeira 8; Rang 12 1G0 Acres with pplendMKprina: of wafer, mn- nina water taronzn the place: No. 1 House. HxM; J acres broke laut sjruis, for fJ.boO, 110 DISTRICT cou:nT iiotices. Tc TIIT1 ITONOIIADLE BOARD OF L'Ol'NTV COMMiSIONEia of Ne- mnha Conn' : brRsk i r . .. . avi:iir rv r. ! a jk ' froin many of the eit fzes of this cc'tity, r-j f.,r a special meetinif of tue ' ounty (..i!.(iiU'::r"-r-, and tii hite?sts of the Coi-': y m?e!ti : ; U) r-i .r--.l iu.l thevshuuM so mM: V'' 1 1 are r- i-!' il'.y r- 'vsiM to meet in sp--ial se- in at t! .-''! -ty '('". ,-t's oillce, in Brownville, on --..tnrdav t i- UUi ;":;' of Jun, lso, for the pnr po of coi::-;-.. r:n!i tr.f : roprietyof submitting to a voi j of thf c .f s ;i 1 county, a prnptMition to levy a Tax i" I i-.sue C ounty i', n-S to aid in the con s'ructiou of t St. i,du: u'nd "c'r;ska Tr"u' liail lus& tliron.'li tliia county, a in yonr wisitWa may seem tet lr Uie perif ra! L.i. -t of said Countv. fHit J. M. HACKKH, Countv Clerk. SCHOOL LAND - SALE. NOTICE is hereby driven that by vir tue of an order made by the Board cf County Commissioners of Nemaha County, Nebras ka, iMid in pursuance of t lie StamUs of said Stnt", eiuit .ei "An Act tn airn'r-.d a:i act to provide fr the Kfib.try of s;hool Imi.s, for t.'ie control and dp sitKin thcr)f, and for tne sale keening t( ih? fuii'ls derived from tlie cale and lea of sin. I lanil." Ap proved February 15th. li; I.JAMKSM. liACKiat, County Clerli ot tlieCounryof Neraaha, wui On fj Ttctnty-JElfht Jletf of Junt ntxty at 10 o'clock Intli Prwiin,' and continue until 12 o'clock. noin, of tlu'.t dy.l!f f,r sale st my oilice, in the Court Honein lirownviiie, in said cotinrr, in the order ndvertised. at putiiic auction, and st 11 to the highest bidder, hat at not lesn rhn the p prnicd vniuc, nor, in any ciu-e, for less than ti.e iisintT.uni price of ."cveii Dollars pr Acre, rn addition to the appraised value of the improvements on the land, the following described pieces or par cels of land, situated in the County of Neuiahn, and suite of Nebr:v:k:i, known in "Common- s'hool Lands," beUiuin' to the said State of Nebraska, in parcel of not exot-dirisj Forty Acres of I'rairie or Ten Acres of Timber Imds, for the n--o and benefit or the "'School Funds"" of s;iid State of Nebraska ; and that such sale will be continued from day to day from the hours of ton o'clo k in tbe forenoon to twelve o'clock noon iSind.iys e.cepu?d), until all such iands shall be offered, to-w:t : DKSC-TSIPTTOK, North ut quarter of north east n,r.i3fi South east quarter of north east o,r. '; Northwest quarter of north east iir.i:aH South west q'.iarter of north east yr..ui; North east quarter of south east qr Jil. North east qr south east qr south east, :j, South east qr sunt ii east or south east- .x qr i . qr o ' ) r .sf South west qr sor.th e.-ist qr south east :!i, fcjoulll est qr norO wrr qnx.utli ,imr m South west ir north wstqrsouth east i'.i Souta wese qr south ee.st qr Lot 1 in south east qr noreh west or Lot 4 In south e;st qr north west qr Miu'ui nan n w qr n w qr n w qr North half n w qr n wqr n w qr... South half s w qr n w qr n w qr Ixit 8 in s w qr n w q r North half n w qr s w qr n w qr... South liall'n w qr s w qr n w qr... oucii west qaaner..... North east qiiarter.-..... Fast half east half's enr se or.., Vest half east half s e qr s e qr i-.asi nai r s w qr s e qr s e ir .. West half s w qrse qr s e qr North west quarter south east qr Fast half s ear a w or s e ar... West half s e qr s w qr S e qr.. FjLst half s w qr s w qr a e qr jorrn west qr north west qr. irth east qr s w qr- , uoi i iu s e qr s w qr. i)t . in s w qr s wqr. jxi iu s w qr s wqr. IMi in s w qrs w qr. !t 5 in a w qr s w q r. 1Ot B in 8 w qr S wqr. Liot i ins e qr w qr.. iah. 8 in s e i r s w qr. N wqrtw qr i e qr. Kast half s e (jr .. fi l. ji.im li .') 12; 4.1.110 6 li 3JI.IM 4 11' Mi.e.) 1 11 2i.i 4 I I 4tl. 4 .i lm.ifi 4 i: h..) 4 11' 3i.H0 4 13' .'' 4 11 ln.io N w or s e qr.iw- West "hair Fjlsi half n e qr XMKt half n w qr n e qr S w qr n e qr Seqr N e qr s e qr n w qr. lfii hi hi' .!;' .! .Trt . i Irt .!-. south halt s e qr u w qr rv w qr n w qr. . ., Fast naif west half vir a w qr.... N eqr Neqrseqr. N e qr n w qr. W half s w qr. J1 Itai.iO 11 11.011 11. 40.1)1) IX 4o..l 11 l.:. Ail , ,, Ail 5 M fiUMM 5 11 t.tO.'H) s n v iio N wqr s e qr. I,o ts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 it t in n w qr IOt li) in u e qr a w........ 8 w qr n w qr.... ........ S w or ' ..ii Il : hi' , Hi IB B 11 .VI fi 11 2...IK) fi 11 40.K) r. 11 itin.no 6 II MO.: 11 IStl.ml W lutifn e qr . e qr W hulf W half n e qr........ illii , rn' 1 :Ol.il 14 M. 1.1) 14 Hti.oO S e qr ... H'MO.'HI 14 .TJo.in) 14 3.).i 11, 5.1" I n 4o.uo V liall. lA)t 1 in n e qr s w qr.. It 2 in n e qr s w qr ' 16t IK lis' ' 1 S e qr s w qr...... S w qr s wqr....... W htsw qr ... 5 14' 40.1K) S w or s w ur 1 6 14 ! s n NT e qr 8 W qr N viira w qr , ,, ,. 4ii.il) 40.110 40.ISI 40.KI 5.1 ) 5.00 5.xi 5.) o.tx) 5.00 5.K) 5.i) 5 no ..'hi . h". .'hi. r. 15 15 i 6 15 S w qr s w qr...... Lot 4 of lot 1 of...... Lot 5 of lot 1 Of. Lot B of lot 1 of. fi fl fi fi fi fi B fi n Lot 7 oflot 1 of. .. .:, .Ui lt8 in s w qr 11 e qr. Lot in s w or n eur Lot 10 in s w or it e or Lot 11 In s w qr n e ir.... Lot 12 in s w qr 11 e qr. Lot M in s w qr n e or Lot :t of n Pfir...... N w qr 8 w qr-.,........ 10.10 40.00 40.00 Ss W qr 8 W qr ...... 6 IV TKUIS OF SALE. For I'rairie Lands, one tenth of the rric cash tn hand: and fir other lands one half cash in han.l or cash down for either, at the option of the purchaser with a promlsorv note lor the remainder, to ma tnre tea years' alter dstp, berin' Intewt pavahle snmialiy in advanee, at ten rer e'iit iwriuinum, the lirst imviiitnt of i:itert-st !ei oono.otofl rnthf Hrxt day of January next after the date of the note; and in case of non-payment of interest or principal, tlie lun.i .Mom u- M.rri'iiueieu. wa 1 tne Improvement. hereon, to the ."-lale : Pr,,-l,lf,l. That when i.r.le Is eiven for t:ie purchase of timher I. mils it Klmli he further secunl hv the endorsement of two free- hoJders of the county, to be approved by the County a 1 ciiaui rr. TITLE. The purchaser ravimr the full amount of t he nur. Chase money for tile lands purchased at such sale. and a duplicate receipt, containing a description of the land sold, and an a knowlelemeiit i' t!:e pay ment of the pnrchi'se money, and on presentation of me lreasureroi sam countv will deliver a rece nt ciuier 01 w men to u:e irovrrnor at any tuneatierhr teen days from dateofsncii receipts, lie nhall exe cute the purchaser a title to sai 1 land. In fee wmple from the said state, and the delivery of a deed, on the surrender to sueh tiovernorofthe other receipt. And to purchaser, purchasing on credit, turn .d. Treasurer will execute in dm liioiite. Line of wl.ieh shall be retaiuetl for the use of the sute, after being si-men uy uie purcnasr,) a contract of sale for th lanrt purchaseil, conditioned that uion the payment hereon according to the condition of mu l. n.-te ' "" '"in oureuasH monev. anu 1 u .interest the purchaser shall be entitle.1 to duplicate receipts Of payment and purchase for such land; that no wasteshall b committed nitn Uie land therein des cribed, that no timher shall be cut therw.n. except iiPTary urewo.xi ot tti occupant or snub. land, nnd for improvements theroon; ami In H..t:mlt shall be maile iti the navment of the interest or )rincipal. or any part thereof, or if any such condi- 10ns shall he broken, thathen the ln.U ther.-in detsiribeU shall surrendered by the rairehasur, his neirs or assigns, wua tue improvemeiiis uiereon. 10 the State, aud said contract, shall be void aud of 110 eifect. iHited Brownville. N"b.. rav llth. 1W. JA.UKS M. H At KEIt, f-Tt Countv Cb-rV. STATE SALC OF Lots and Land AT . mm THE IAPITAL OF NEBRASKA! THE UNDERSIGNED COMMIS- 1 KIONKPs, Appointed by nn art of the Ijegislatnre of tho F'a'e.f Nehraska, entitled "An Aet U provide for the sale of the Cniold Iota and UltKks on the town iteof IJncoIn, and for the Loca tion nnd Krectlon of a Stale fnlversifv, and A"rt ctilturat College, and Ht.tt? i,unatic Asylum, ap proved Feb. 1-., 16," will at Ii I IT C O L 27 , Tae CAPITAL of tue State ef Nebraska, On the Third of June, A.D. 1869 Commencing at 10 o'clock A.M. OfT-at public sale the Unsold lots and bloctrs In tb U) n of I.in.-oln. Snid property con!ts of tbe oild nunihT''i! Idx:ks, tlie evtn ni'iuibers having hen sold herotof,,re bv lh-St;ite and I pied by building. The terms of sal wiil be "H.sh anu mr not less tnaaihe 8; i.t-!i: .e'l valrte. aidar praismeut to be mrn by the Comiiiishiouers. 40,000 ACTvES OF STATS LAIJSS. W will at the same time and npon the same terms oner at I"ub!ie Auction nearly 4o.uj m-res of tire Asricultural LjiiiiIs belongiiu to tbe btaUi, lyUuz from one to teii miles from Lincoln. We wonid add tliat LIikdIii bus now a poppbirion of twelve bund red inhabitants, and israpidlv prow ini; Into Iv.th politiinl and commercial imp;rtance. Thet oj itol JUiiidiux is nowcompietMi. and the.s-s-sion ot the I-isluuire just cloe wits held in It. Th K-tion of ha id iislature so lar as it related to future interests of tins pb.ee was as favorable as Uie moot ardent of i's 1'nen.is could a!c. A semTnl railroad law was parsed niiderwbtch some fiveorsix railroad companies eenterinc her projxmed to avail themselves of sime cid and punh their road tocompli ti. ri at an early rt-tv, while at lerut thr-i conrldeully exptct J-j be bere'witliia one yes r trom t his date. Tbi-s wouid seeirt tojusiTy us in paying tbat Lin coln. at ra distant da v. wilfbe the "I nitianapoiis'' of Nebraska, and the greatest luUroad ceuUrr west of Cbicajro. This.Ufeen In connection wt!h the ftcttiiat ail tbe puMiciULliiiTisTN are lumped bore. a"d that wthin one and a half nuirs from town there is. n-h.-ns t,a richest saline itj-.rijrs in the world, r.ow in cowrie of aevelor.ru ut. tivp assurance thst it .vi'.i be no orli nary chaiv-o for Investment. Th e who Inverted at former :ateaJes have h.sn a' to rcaUefrui one ti tii, c iiundieil perc"". Hlv:i-?e. Witaesaour hands tois .i '. of I-'toruiry.l.ioO. . U. 11 il 1 Ul-Ut, fOVeT5T. TTTOs. P. K K SSAKD, yecy. of st't' JOIN UIJ.r.J-.-l'IE, 3-12 hiate Aud.ior. CommLsiiioners. TfmA whodpolra hrill!av. tt CtntAa-rX,,rt must purity and enrich t ie hlisni, which i le.oibold's dfh centnuod l-.xiwt of Si,rvM;Rt,-iila invariably does. Ask for iUlrtUit.4,St, Take nn no other. ITrlmlioM ("crifs-ntratcd Eitruct SrsaparUla. h Uie 'jrurililixAl 4'm ittr. mi; i 4 12' 40.i 4 i:; .!) 4 1J; 40.00 4 i: I.OU 4 IZi 40.110 i IS, 1D.UU 4 1-i lU.lttl 4. lit, .mi 4 VKt'i 4 I-'' M." 4 I-; M.,h) 'Hi- 4 I-: 40.'l 4 1-i 5.i :K: 4 1- 5.00 4 1. o.ml 4 ll 6.W . :k 4 it.lt) 4 1-i 5.00 :;i.- 4 ii! 5.00 ;:!' 4 1-" 5.1)0 .... : 4 rj'iso.oo SKi 5 li IflO.Ki 5 i2 mm s n lii.ixi s s.no : 5 n 5 li 40.(W . :U' s i i 5.10 ' S 12 5.ti !J-r' 5.) Hi' 5 12' 4o.i) .. .. : 5 12 4a.i . 5 I-" I5.) .IM i ... .. . I ' v x . i . fc r.i:?! 5 i2i" . . "j: i AN CUULNANCn To Exnet T.irrn Mmr fPM1. n een-edti Urtn'l iiinjMot i ; 1 to Ueiate l :,.-- vrlrr ''"TX Z PFCTto- f. r-, tt fr-'-;;r-l I, tv 0. th (11 of hrnpir-.iip '1 fmt ,t ifrnn hm any person to s.-i i;-A,:-v.,, r""'"5l si l .: ofBr'.wnvii.e. w.t.--..,.;t :.. 2Iayor f s'vd city a liorne as b ' i"" '' ?I SfC 1 worn "fH.:, -i-:;.' U'T r-YnrJ, If tiS or.'r-lrrn,,!,!l(tW):7U 2 n -i.s. r-r ia.i t . -rs. or i aiv i-.-. 1 w lute . c r, wi.u-a w useij, or luay be L ' .'.-.' ei re. n. sell llfo.V!"ritV- ,.'..-.'.r W;th-'i u .1 i "T uli ti 1 ( ' asa,.l l!v " -r t.'ie r..t;-.. " V-4 i. -u fr loldei- ii' tin ( lore a just:oe ,! sctLiiix fortii ti roan of r-so.'c: t'.e re.i'-e. or oth ... . ;""! -Z the licatit for ,":u"c- lo -b.".r ..t.r and t .'' 2 r. arl i.'-'i- ........ . . - '! . . resident ot the ci issued to Lita. The at : --i ,t . ri.P ' time. f!! Wi;! t j . City of F.rownvi,!.-, in tj;- -.9 sa. v ... i.. r , l. lisj-. TKjllars, w.th i:ooJ and su:' "n of t;n 'n provei ry tne ji.v-nr ai. ... . pimoii:: card.-., di.-. or anr A'' t . - - . . " " i ... ir, ha. . - or tie vise u.-wl in .;, : "V "HPi " within any out-ho".., yard, or .,thT nrv"" withli his co tines, and f nai-uiurui; an-i lor Ihe iayn.4r t . r:e tur.. wId. k o-cu. utiua-'t mm oy nii. ount. place, and time forwhw-n ' , -'. thi. retailing, or lor mart Minors T? IT-,' :n' shall I thereupon receive W.ean'o.tu.'t rtlJj?' and f! e i;nn :ojiti- nnim. ' w;f y' to Iw returned to tl-e t:i r Chrfc ' J!"" "'"If i Oilier to h l,r-.,'ip iCity..!.-",. -Mayor or the said Ciry Sue under the sen! of iub ienur aim e; - t of m., EC 4. No license Mia pern 1 tuan one j t;ar, nor for a le ' Iwrs months. nll. 5. nrr'a's nt fo months. In qnancif.es le- s u,ri l,w,,p?'1 ft shall pay int.. the citv Treasury th- ntt"r thetrfT which Is hrv levied "f s; ,' city, fut the use of the Scu.h( Yu.J'.? J linoer arm in ai-' or the state or Nebraska, n WK., provHlel; and toe f.,r;ier taj of '''" " rn tit-. t. - 'MX. iico'uy it- if i n;Hm a.i under Uj:4 sci-tion. f r the hereby levied n;oa a,! ;erm o.r vnnix ui.i sei-tion. t. r t.le u.-e or.v 7? viile. Any per., i, demri.. 4ko a il dertli!sssi!.,n f-.r tb-; .. ,1 7" Ji. into th City Tr:isry jLr'hi': f Sec S. A dance with tl j nut .Vim ,i7siuri of i! """" " nu i-t." tii rrrM4iii Si:c. 7 And persn who d-:re tnt j.. or nmw.tilla .... '::.. .VV 'T0" OU"'- provided for In secforl three Mih?Zrt!t ToAVintr int.i Ka I T ... 7 J'"HP turf 1 amounts, ft.r tlie uses N.i ' iceiise Ktoill .. . i-I.intous and viiu.sis li.lllorsi in n t . . ', ' 1 r ... .. li;irt at a time and niiwnri. h.,t t..r n'i ? ' s"hooi Fond of the tv.untv, and Uie furn e 1 ths tax herehy nss?.l tr ltu. ' ,. City of Brownville, sai l ho nse Uj he lhsiiM .1 2! same nianiier a provided rn section J of -IinV! nance, and the certiricaie of h t ier xnl itZi cense tsaneti to show tiiat no li.-en Is .M)r rrl to retjul m toxicafiiiK drinks und-r this ei,i Z qimntitfes than oneqsrt at a tune. Sitf. . Any person to whimt!irivlinW irranted unher toe provision, of this ..r.l:i.nnr m. permits any siiif ol citant-e or irn.i,inn i-.k-prenu.ses.or in rm.u.s i. any way chhk i-i '.Vr WKh. shall, upon ciiivict..ii ti.er-i.f htm Xt itr or. lorteit and payacysom nn UiaainrWn and not more than tiiv li'.ii ir kS.'; 'X V sl:ii:l h" '? '1'Hy of thejrar.3l'n that this ordinam-e 1 srr.-tlv eio.re ail Uirsuw is to he in force on nnd utter its passage. . I fcervby certify that the ahovs Ls a trio-T.y an ordinance pu-sed by the city Council f Bp,i vuie, April 1 .t"i. J. C IvSav C. F' . W. F. i r?BROTHR.M;-f. LEGAL. KOTICTS. ESTATE of JAMES W.COLKM.a -LJ Not lt i.s hereby pivon thnt the pmra Cocrt of Nemaha County, Nebraska, hit ??wA Nancy Jane Coleman AdiuuiiKirHtru ui ur of James W. 1 oU-man, hue of said county irf V inaha. deceasrrl ; an,l farther, thai the ..; has appointed tlie following . th times r.T. iriiiig nI alhwln-j- claims ainsf the id t to-wit: Nomtiber Mh and Ieremhrr llfc IS9. nnd January 1 Otb, l7tt. onmnr at a o cliH-k a. m. i hn smil exuai. nation um4 'n the dice of the iTolmte Juilge 111 Br.rfJiTt All pi-rsons having claims auin.t the sa il hj lire requested to the same in the ofiu- nf tv 4 1 rooiue j iiJice on or hetore January hull. 1 ocloclt s. m., or they will be forever barrwL Dated .May 22nd. I''. A. W . MOr.O AX, rrohstrJcf.-". N -WCY hvefiii cvi, ,.!mitMtr!irnT 0J' fii 11 m m jiuim ESTRAYS. CTRAY NOTICE. Taken tipby ft,- O ntiil. rslxni .l. living In iAfarctte Pr-m four miles outhweMt of Sanders' Mill on rh L:. Nemaha liiver, on the 22dday of Mav, .a.ism Mare, about ei'.'ht yean old, with whit xh in m face and a slip in 'he noM, sn( h rri mri a hump on the Irelly. KKKI'KH m. WU May jr.th. lNiii. ."E-M-p d. CTKAY NOTICE. Taken upon iu O premises of the subscriber, II v In at K. dale, ZVcm;:ha County, Nebraska. .M;iy "h. 1 dun horsv piuix', s'Kuit s years old. K..th lft M white, and branded "11 ' on left ououlder. Xo'rfh marks trr hraudu iierceptibiK. :Cb.-.t-pd I P.l r IS' TnT7H. I j "ToTUAYED from the premises 0 -L Kl'.iis lliIierts, two ) 11 ilea west of A(B wnll, one whit marv, 12 yem ol.l, nfxmt Ulwi h'rh, wdl t.ii I ' t n durit Im v uorse. f old, about I'i h.n.iU hit:n, with tno while nii and whiltrii.v in iHc ir.cv; and one bay nu.t.4 or seven year eM, a wiitf mar in her b.pfrml and smldie marks .-u her f-.wS:. Ini'vrmati'ju as t- their whereabouts will t ? frtr CALE OF ESTRAY 8T0CK.-J O Ssitnrdav the Twelfth ditv 4 June, at the hour oi' ten. a. to., i w!;! mlt fi e 10 hiehest bidder for -a.-.hi in tiai' l, nt Ihe rei.'H" John Iaws, who lives line ttu.11 w"t uf pIkTj lsiusilas township, rjtli ci"''. n" ' bra-ka. one orrel three v.-ar old M.Te no prcceptibie marks or Lrt.rtU. The sfiid cm.r biken up by John bin .Soveoiler twiP.u, 1 and iaaporuise.1 a? srvor v-rive r. no.ii-.;t nilAX r. HkJMZRJJj CTRAY NOTICE. Taken optj su'.xscr'ber. in Iif ivette precinct. Vn mail County, one l;.iv Hone Ponr, with a fr!n "i" bead, ri-Lt front fiMi ind right hind foot"!' r' Llyear I. s". J-J- Aprii l.",tU. I.-sin. . Z- SPECIAL NOTICES. . V orris of Wisdom for von rr en. " K'llllr' I iwioii in Youth and karlv Msnh"" r.l for the Krnnir and unfortyii , letter envelopes, !'rie f charre. ' .', SKI.F UK in s'-nieo leiier enveiot HOWAiU AjsSjCJA'HUN, Va.i' i'ii."r lIKL.MltOLIVS COXCKNTP.ATKT FT.IT f KXTRCT 3AS. PAHIIXA er ubcates Krupt s ve ami L icnii' entiea of I lie 'fhr'n. ,vw, i- y., i.if.i ui K,ufy Skm, whieh ho I'.istrores tow apparBii.tf. i'1 "j !' tbevil eilVcta f nieri urv and tvuuMi ta:rit.s, the remimot of lii.v.Avi, hT"i;'' .. oihorwls-, nnd Is taken hv A i' LLTH anUL"-rf llHKX with, perteet salt tv." Two tai)!e--fit''ils of the extract of Scrw If, rtd led to a pint of wstter, is e-jiisl lotll'' li.-t lirink. sod one bottle, is i"iai t" theS;nip of !sars.pariiia, or tne Jocoitain a Iyraale. lf An interest nit .;t;er is pub' hisl In ts j CJiiruwcai itev U-w. on the siiii'-ct of the biir7 Harsajiariila in crt-dii ei'.s tons, by Iien;am n. vers, r . Jt. .t t o. i ettSbuf of l "'" t and Uise-vse ar's'ii:; fr.iu iii; cx-.v-ssof w'''" j stiit'-s "th".t no remedy is eonal to the nrsm!r'.!l.: HA power bt tnif.nlinir7. t It V.n .a...-., ...nin M.tl. t h t III"1" MI I"- attribute, that it is appbc-jM- t. a suie m teir mi niiriSen. ar:.l v .-L o rltaiot lii rviMi1'r milrlince of liis tf n'i'i'l.'iw uoavlnliier .1';" II Kt..M POI.U'sU v K.N f!Lli.U r--' J t H.Vl-.t,AKii.I. .. years. Preyuredhy i-sied 01" Mar v- dmayjiie V.f- M llrrady. OianUood i Hw Lt, IIw Bf" T-T- J'it p.ih;:ihed, new J! im-.-reiiso :.-brtsi .-?l 4 mi-'.TTZ" ' r oliotl mr" iwilhoe.t Dil;' B j. tejcy Sp rniHr..rrh")'ii, or Svi;::" Im potency, f.-rit.ll Mid I'hy-.i'.d Jn"S , lnvo-iiuiiirv e.;ments to Mi.rr;:i -f t-U:: i. (' Jisuli?" ST iiejwy.and Kits, uni,..-ed by seif tnduateix ' rt. t9 ai i'Tti viufsn'-e, 'r ce rn a a' d eT'Vt-lop. or'r ."Vrt'. cl.sirly d.inoo.xtrats ffjiii a thirty years ir practice, thst tii hUsriuin? coiwsiueiK"' f atvia-mav lie rudlally cured wuhout II; j,a oils ics-.il' intiriisl in.l;i fii or th l','Jt,l 1 his Ls-tiire slioold b in tueuaial i Tim nrtn wprr man in in umnu. :ir-" tent under will, Mnnv a'idrvsa. In P1"" pftpai.l, on the reeei t of s'.x cents, or i htnnips. Also. Jtr. "ulverweil's M.irna pnee ii ceias. Addre-s the ponlL-diers. fil, CHs.j.t . a ;"" ...as 2--y 127 Bowerr, w or r A f lenr, Smo..h ?k:n and I""-"IliL', i- follows the use or llelcitMild sC""",r""rlf4,' t'irsaprl!Ia. It r'-moves blatkJ VUJ all eruptions of the sk :n. ' " if-? In tlie Sprln MowtWi the 'r'''!'v'I BTiderr-?s achaii". and 1 farmhold "'- .id- trated iix iriu-t of toa.-a;iruj is a greutt.; va.ua. fr.!i, healt'hv and yi.fir il afpearaae. boiu'9 ijt tract barsapui iiL nt n few of thwn Rt jl-enlrrs fm"" d arise from cairriitiwa of trust""" iract Hrtrsja'i(Xiiir"w a remedy kii Kx tract Kiwsitp;ixuir la vaiua. IlrimfMtt.P F"rrct r9rJ3fo snd re iovates the ni'ssl. intuin t"h 'yS into the systeui, aud purges LJB .... i maie ai.-;u'o. Qwt.mtyw.t!ltr.-"rI,T-.Jr I ictiKirnla. T ie uoe sinaii. ' , ... I larc iu.iut;:y ai.d U,'-' Jusu( mc of Nebraska, or p.nn,' i ,'r,'i t(1r of Ni-T: of said City of Er.,v.-nv: Tl"V''"nr Hv. thereupon, ni ike out for the Cr, ,r tr tillcate statin ir th nam r.f'oC " "cnsl. forth iittl.e i-ohio? s.ftiorr who kV. 7 ( " rectiy or Indinfcly, any intoxl.-arlr-. ...T'-4 cjuajitities lesa than oe qtinrt at a u i i, "v conviction thereof Vr,.r. tn. Mm. ( 'X" p.ny sum nfit iess t;m svw hi. " lortUouseorf'ioSch.xjIFnndofthec.m"; sum of?!2 -xMorthe ne of the ntr nf 'u ' " M shall he entitled to thwsame; the rH"" in the same nmnner s urovtd.il fi r inthfs OPlinanc-. Wl'th a JpVi'S hcense under tl.Ls section f. i;-m rri.l "j i r'isurv th .... ' . lie lii. lor s;-i i cer.se to sell iiiH.t. j.pirit...w an.) vin-iL i' . lew, , quuntii: thau .,e quart M time. ' for In se.-f.ons .1, s no 7 , tl,;s oni isneiroas o." seoini the niMrr and nna-.nij r . v.. . J - v ( .-. inn uiiutm a 1 ,r-unu. r. : i w - iur 1 11Q iM-nfMi mi , months, nrxin rt:ir. n.- . L 1 , dl for In section of this or-linnm-r. ,mr,l t;iet lty 1 reasurv the uum or e- .ai ..... ' .. tbe kni.'e: poui'i.' out a modeot cure a. r pie. certain. and .f!.stnHl. by niea-is oi nJ witTervT, re mst'.er what his coni.t'"n '." 1 -m Ymui T.ndU, n4Wrf!-Of'l!' ffs-K, i'aoe iwi, Ai.i Washe. j )n diescr.se up the po-w of tln skin. aa'',ul,i . ''s li ni OMt r. to. .....ii .Yl.iii. If VI'1 1 w .
