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THUR8DAY,MAY -19,1870. )
The XaQonafucatapment of the
G. A. B.raa jecerit-meetihg'held in.
: Washingten,.Trefelected Gov. Logan
tCommander-in-Chief.. - '
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The Coixstitutrorial XJohvention of
the ''Suite1 of Elllriols mernoValizedf
Congress to remove the Rational Cap-
xiUl-tOithe-.Yalley.of.-MissoarLraaltwas
"presented to the Senate by Judge
"TruihbalL, . . .
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V;Ye were pleased .to meeVHon. Jno;
&GiLLisprje Auditor of SUte, who was
,in our city! laet'week. ; Mr. G. la bne
of Nemaha's old 'and valuable citizens,
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. whoias served the people of ihj3 Terjjaegent authorized an expenditure
litnrv aud State in honorable anfLriroi tVa tsfataX1ni&Tt.w "rWrin'dttffe i
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Tilt
umana papers give
a lengthy;
.(accou"t of a mysterious suicide com.
kmitted in. that city- last-weeki-" Ida' L.
Hpth "was to Jbe married that.day tof'
T)anf T?vAtsA nrtrl rrYr tin tetn.var .
.jCU!. U-".V IF 1.1, UU .liy uyiBKifisj
j.muue; arranging iiectoriaBxioueisaob;
'herself through-the he&fj with 'a. pis?
tol lealngnot a word astgthe cause.
f rnicu xeu uer, ui ahb iuiiuiet;u. jm
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., i.Wef.aid,lat week, that. Mbrtoii, of
theJVinr, wasand had been the. great
head centre and brain wdrfcer of
the Democratic party of this SUte
since. Its exisiance, w.hereonj the
! 'Omana JZmz3 things "ther editor pi
the Advertiser ought to be ashamed of
- hiinself.,, Perhaps so. We iare wil
' 'ling to" admit that the editor ofn4he
jlerdldia ,ffound very near'Mo'rforiJ
and may be entitled to the
ribbons
'Bome'day.-
i -The fire in Quincy, on Thursday'
last, destroyed abouM2CK),6W Worth
,;Oi. property, on wuicu mere was. an
insurance of $88,250. ThVriew Sir-
atd building, but just completed 'last;
', winter, "and one of the finest in the,
,ciiy,-is among the .buildings burned
ij.down..- The J5?craW-Prihting -Com-;
-pany met with a loss 'of about $40,000,
.'leas' SSDj'OOO, covered by Insurancq.i
ftThe; Iferald has since been 'issued
- from the office bf the Whiff.
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The Central SUtiria the ! spiciest JUtle
.sheet in the west, It has t taken the
y leadx)f all other papers in. .naming thej
"iBUte of Nebraska the"Central!SUte."
"As'Indianas the Hoosier, yfscopsin
'!tti'e Badger, vIowa, the HawJc'Eye and
. , Tllfnols the Su'ckerso now hereafter;
xTebraska will be known as the 'Ceri
tral. Jloses H. Sydenham is .the ed
tor ana proprietor ox tne uentrai star.
He was one of the earliest residents at
Ft. Kearney, and favorably known
throughout the SUte as a staunch and'
. Biruiguuorwara-JLvepuuiic&n.,
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: Just as we wereoing to press last
-;week, the telegrams announced the
result of. another ef those dog rights
which are becoming notoriously X5din-imoa-lzf
the United States of late.
yaara. It-was. reported haJames
ITacridhbrnas Allen iought tan
uroiMafl near New Orleans for a purse
oj&OBeyeralrhundred dollars." They.
- were both JEnglishraen; Allen's" arm
' 'becoming .dislocated at the end, of the
tenth rpundj-Mace took, the .money..
Mike Mcpoolj another bruiset of- the
'Irish persuasion, throws out a chal
lenge" to Mace on the same day for
another, "jnllll'- on American soil;
and ppta-up a forfeft. of five, hundred
.dollars pending its accepUnce.
v ITheNew York Tribune of May 11th,
i:conUin8 a statement written-"by Mrs.
"'Bichardson, of her married life witht
McFarland, andalaoa yerytplaiu and:
correcthistory of her life so far as the
- same relates to her acquaih&nce "and
T subsequent xnarriage ' to Albert I).
.iBichardson. It occupies over eight
: i columns of closely printed matter, and
disclose facts which completely justi
fies the separation, and the pnly won
:der.Is that it; was eo long j delayed.
' Qver;20,000 extra copies af this num
ber of the Iribune were ordered the
day of its lsue, a fact which, shows
'the-great interest the -public have in
(hearing the truth in relation to this
unfortunate affair.
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f,,ThefBockport Journal conUinshe
,' proceedings of tha.CountyTeachers'
Institute, held at' Bockiort, Mo., on
v the 25th of last-month, from which
' we aotigpfttiat Prof. McKenzie of the
Btatg formal School took a promi-
nent-"partii'We are pleased to learn
thatrenad arepresenUtiveatthe In
stituti, and hope lo hear some report
byway of comparison or otherwise,
'either throueh. our ow columns' or t
Lour next insUtute. Such InterchangeT1116 Baptist Church, let all our citizens
roferTort between educators represent
ing indeperident though Bimifar sys
'terns of public instruction, cannot fall
.to.be beneficial on both sides. In-re-gponse
to' our suggestions, -a 'number
' of our teachers 'nade preparations
jgo.toJEtockpoftat thatltimellu'ut the
.inclemency, of, the weatheccooled
thelr ardor, stopping them' at the
i brink of the river on the Nebraska
laide. ;
'The'jury In the case of the trial ;of
jMeFamud ior tne.aauraer or Albert
Dii Richardson found the prisoner not
"guil-.on the ground that at the time"
he'ehctllichardaon. his mind was so
dlseased-as-to-be' without reason, oon--sciqas
or will, and was therefore, an
voluitary instrumentand incapable
'of refraining from the, commission of
itihe-aV Tberultng of, the court was
feo direct apoo. this point that the jury
haiS p& discretion but to render the
verdict not guilty. It is a dangerous
precedert to establish. Ifoneperspn
"wreaks his blood-thirsty spirit of veh
Igence.upon another, its qttly. evidence
.of'xneatal and raoral mania; and as a
.'matter of course, not guilty is. the
-punishment. Such a trial is only a
Jfarcca, mockery, and its direct tenden
cy is to encourage; the enforcement bf
justice iuafpore summarymanner,
'aatheyliavea way of doing at -Fort
'Scott, in Kansas, where bur newscol
umns informsjus'4hat.flve..men were
.atrung tip in an unconstutional man
ner for. crimes of -which' thecitizens
of the State, were as, much to. blame a
the unfortunate victims." ' ' '
CJIt Gere (A4 the UmlTeridr."
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It is an old but true saying, that
.whea a conteeUnt, In discuBaiom
looses hia.fompeAiareply, u
"naugoiy,-'ano-Breyv rn,
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"whoUy unfitted ', for-Zhe'pontfotL be oc
cupied," &c. J,
The public, at all. famiMar with the
surrounding clrcumsUnces in the
the
ijfeBs
ing on this question. It Is like-"the
theboy whistlingas hep(tbrbugh
'theigtave, y&&jfoegp p-? four
The Jowrnbi is- simpiy'Tehashlng'
'what.'
foundatib
on
matter folly, understand .w.hy
tatejrournaUsLsa XmpMBkM
it has jbq bfteh said, without kmy
n in rM&,,tbafthe Boarp: of;
f-Asfir pvr .. -ii '' iui 'iiirrcrue ron'-t&em win. dotjow-io wie
uriuu v auu, jjujuwoMjjr, Vjyj "r- ."sw-
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Regents. did-ko'sttchf'a&T'thktthe is
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UVIl UUO TTVfiVl JU A. WIV yfc,v.l.l M"
hd'iricS of the .Board that will. ber.
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flPy Slupo.aJ?tru.cuon;aaft ;iyrwjer
ihat'Brof Gerzknowrthiaia&ertioh.to
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us on inisupjecpjuSJaa-iUxwiu vPFt
kdaU4a-0UfnoiHon:. HWa'aje; not diqf
posed'to drag them'pu'biclyUiitd 'the'
discussion betweea"the Journal and
oawelf, JintqUoYetffle followinrfrdm
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A-ZZtjtZ,:Jha ilin Tfrxri.n'f rf- rrAntnd'.
TTliattKW sdVniphaitesClly- refiiS ' 'Tha.
iriHU Will appear -oy-ua-wj'. -
In'tEaartfcle1 brthe 'jbiir)ndL ';kerei:
referred to, tne iuaitor says :
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n iiuivur JUiiifc unvc ireeu;uiojuwuum-
otthe Comtnlsslohera" they have' not' approaj
.pnaiea inoreiasn tiw,ywio,iue uuivyrsjvj,
ana oniess'ine naarao law.cwiiu uvt-ueeu
transce'nddd. Thev weroendorfied' by'tbo
XiClelatdrc -kits recent' fiewloB and 'thetr
action approved. Haa tuelricuon peon repa-.
dlatedj tne responsibility was the(r;own, and
their bondsraen would have been compelled
to accoantfor all moneya received by them
over the, appropriation, -., -' ,
, What the State could lose by 'th'elrj action
or what Inir'nr section' eonldiv ''anv- oossl-
billty be "oatragedi Col, Fornas has, not,;
and'eahnot show. So far, as Col. Furnas
knows, thd Compllsslonors. might have ln
lenaearo raise iubbowwj Dy-prrvaieeuoscrip-tloa."
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' "TbVre ?fs "n3odglng,,t "begging a
question,','" "evasion ind, "truck-'
hng,' of' the 'h.ug0st magnitude!
Wbydothe Commissioners nOK?prk
pose to connne tnemsexves to tne y
propfiatiott .made, by 'law? Because
they.knbw they will not besuBteined
in ahy-other dburse..''We are glad' to
witness the indications of keeping
witHih the bbunds of law.
That, the Commissioners. jenterUin-
,bo losM'
The Journal fiirthet says 'J.f
, J.VThenMUlQiKbikettby'.CoLFuesJhattue
law and the Constitution were outraged by
the Commissioners so letting the' contract, is
false', because the Commissioners' were limlt-
"ed simply In the amxrdpt oj money to be expen
ded. .. - . ,-,. r''1 .
,w ui tue .aunKu.ueuy wav me jsw
directed and specified ..vminutely
what property should be sold,
Land to what-tixjlr-antnirrf'; and
further that'4 the Commissioners did
no.t sell th.e property they were di-
rectea'fo seut ana tnatxney tua mn
property tMtfyWere. not directed ;to
sell under the cltcumsUnces, and "to
an amouftt beyctod the provision Tof
the law?
Again we uofe the Journal ;$
"The anlmufTif the whole war made upon
the Co'mmls8ldners is too well known to
need any cbinmehtjiy us arid w&leaYe the
ipeople to settle, theLquestlon"." L "
Wno.nas "maoe war upontne uom-
missioners r" jpie peome ieeing in&x
their interests in the, rhatters under
discussion, have not been properly'
cared for, are disposed to; vlnqicate.
themselves, arid in so dojng forsooth,
are making "war upon. the. Commis
sioners !" Such seems to be the in
terpreUtfon of the Editor Of tte Jour
nal. . tf - - .
Thepeople' 'will;'1 'settle the ques
tion'' Mr. Journal, In'a marinernotto
be misunderstood. . 'Best assured of
that. .-. s ,F
.TtiE'coklNGS. S. COIfTESTiOJri
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D. Zi. MOODY, OF CHICAGO., TQ BE
. Next-Tuesday !May 24th,in8t; is the
time seti for the Nebraska- State Sab
bath School Convention- The people
of Rrownvllkarp zealously at work
making every're,cessary arrangement
rto recieveandentertaln the delegates
with credit to'themselves.
Preparatory meetings are being
held to talk the. matter up, and prac
tice singing; the best musical talant of
the placet of fhlch we have reason to
be proud, hasbeen enlisted. We can
promise all who attend a rich treat in
Jtbis direction.,
i Another meeting is .appointed for
next Sabbath Pi M. at 4 o'clock in
turn-out. Did you ever hear thechil-
dre'nsing? It will stir the musio in
yotir sioul.
JD. L. Moody, of Chicago, one of
Christ's most earnest men with a big
heart, and; a full soul, in the front
ranks of Sabbath School workers, is
j&nnbuhced to be here..
'.Let-ail .who love this, noble enter
prise of winning souls and taking the
world-for Chrleit, come to this conven
tion. f
Gen. CoMatrrTEK
ar State Teachers' Associatioa.
Vt-Thi8 .Association was organized
three" years ago, and, ought, at this
date, be &,power in the" State; but we
fear its influence is very little- felt ;
and why? simply, because very little
interest haa been taken J n it by the
teachers in our State. Thetlme la
again drawing' nigh for the. regular
meeting, ,ani' who will attend ' thi.4
year.'?-' " ,t .
If wre ceuld'sedure a lecture from
'President Grant, or Vice President
CoTfax, possibly, quite. a, large attend
ance might ,be expected ; or if Henry
Ward Beecher; 'Horace Greely. or
Chaa.'Sumnerwerepresent, we might
-.still expect a. good audience jr but,
witn ho gianc.inteiieenv or no worm
reoWed orator to-'addsese-ust whom
I can we expect,? n, .
Ave ought to have, preseniti.every
teacher in? .the ?State who'iottows
teaching aJ a" regular callinir, every
purity ; BUririterident, and,' .above
ail' iiie State Superiblendent',-iKnd ev-
rrivttieyj&MttiilibTK1iaite(ftTikid to , Nebraska Clty-Dr.N. B. Larsh.
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buW.bttrgSUtr; 'qneslpnB-inuatien
iinnidcd that-wilLtiill' for .weal tor woe
aiidaHionallv. Tlie tatiniyertity
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randlKricuUuraTCblftge are-nearty
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benefi te of aucti aiwrtitiittende
Bwtf f mimeo'lte-Vklriity -sOMCfiopl.
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A States Superintendent must
be'
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school law will most likely undergo a.
jj-rt . -sev..;;:;;-,' tr.1.!
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you .meei-ua -iniewnoij-w.-
convenient point earlv m,,Aueuet Cto
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tou vm-jum hft saw
please copy?- .'
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It wIU beTemnvbered that a meet-
lug ofebraska Soldiers, prelimliiary
feo a,lgeneraT re-uHfbfl,: was, held, ia
UII18D8
Wth of JUlv BextK4 v
lV-.y i.1'1 , ,r U't:i9 Vl.'lVi-t
i' jrrom ui& proceeaings or me jan
iuaWffeeifig, wja. .xtractthe folloi?-,
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On niotlop of Lieut. John'GIllcspfelt.was'
resolved that the time and filaco of meeting
for a)-unIon be oa-the 4tfi of July, 'A. JD.,
48T0. atrLhtcbln.- ' -'. -
On ntotloh. the folio wine eentleraen were
appolnted;a committee of arrangements for I
oxe-unioa:
Lincoln lileaLJohn-Glllesple;
- OmahaBIaJ. J. W.rPaddbck,' Gen. 8. A.
iStrlckland, Dr. W..McCleUand.
DakotaCoU.Barlan Balrd. " v (
Decatur Capt. C.iFk Porter. .
'Fiattsmonth Capt.T Joe.- Johnson. - -
;iuroTrnviue-rLiieui. .w.a. yiock.
, Hlcfcardson Cor-Cast. E. KCannlngharr
-naabllbrtwasttoivthirtr.the chaltT.
uiuu tu uio comiDuw8 oi arrangement, oe
.nuthozed to appointaeorresDOndinBecre
Eao residing at Lincoln. i -? .t.'.
In accordance wlth,the foregoing call of the
iRoldlors-ofOCebraska.who'served In the regi
ments and battalions from tblsStaterI have
(as Chairman of Commit te of Arrangements
appbiiited James O West.orLincolh'.Corres
bondlnc Secretary, ana now call mon all
soldiers whoserved lb any dftHe regiments,
battaltonjj ipr" tletacnttinWbf 1eb)W5ka
'troops, to Immediately address the secretary,
iglvlOK-aajne in fall, the company, regiment.
!cT.baturilonii'which'hoBerved.hljotonlce
address, and whethef 4j4-canb6'prelseh't at
the o-unlon on Tho 4th of July next,.
iuo luunuiiieu u..oiuifeuit;iii win en1-
rariiy sojourning in the State-rub
amuer frofvmMJ5iMmTn tweyweytw
terea, tne service iffaereseoriue oMUag ",
'ure-mbst ctfWftliy lfffltl fe"bo iJreselat wjtn1
us at uncomon tne approacnmiMtn or amy.
OOHN GILXISPIE.
Ch'n Com. of Atrangements. "
All HtatejMipcrs please copy.
t Ry the-call of .Lieut. Gillespie,! if
will be seen that the re-union is inten-
aea to embrace not only nJNeorasKa
Soldiers;: but all ho
but all who served their
vcountry,in the TJniou.Army, and all
I .who are now residents of Nebraska.
We hope all will report to the Corres
ponding Secretary, JAs. O. West,
Lincqlnv The Committee of Arrange
ments are determined to spare nV
paiiis1 to make this gathering agree-
"iblb in all respects. Let every soldier
in Nebraska attend.
, X Geei Work., , . , . w
The American Sunday Schoel Union.
lhas, in jtheyear. eridulrtBiarch 1st,
H870, orgiized"ij285 iieto Sunday
,Schohbj,(Jn which were 7,909 Teachers
ja&d&M53 Scholars. It has also vis-
(Irted and aided 4,50 Schools, with 32,-
gTTeachers and 273,545 Scholars,
making a grand total of Sunday
Schools reached by its Missionaries of
5,535, with 40,466 Teachers and 328,
608 Scholars.
To accomplish this work ' 266,637
imiles were traveled, 6,847 addresses
delivered, 21,632 families visited, and
14,592 Bibles and Testaments distrib
uted. Since tho organization: of this Soci
ety in 1824 it has organized over 50,
000 Sunday Schools, and gathered in
to them oyer 2,600,000 children. It
sends its Missionaries to find the
DEST3TUTB childben, especially in
the neglected country districtsand on
our frontier, and gather them into'
Sunday Schools. 4 Itinduces men and:
women to j engage in the Christ-like'
service of instructing these children
from the Bible. It has been one of
the ploueor Missionary Societiesln all
this Northwestern, regton.the fore
runner of the Church and theMinis-i
try and 'still it presses brxr"to reach
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,tne new regions in uie vvh, auuiuo
open fields In the South and it goes
bnly in the name of Christ and for all
the Churches.
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Half Pare' te S. S. S. Comf eatiea..
We have been(shqwn a letter by E.
E.Ebright, from .Gee. Olda, Ticket
Agent for the C. B. & St; Joe: Ri R.,
ngreeing to carry, at half fare, dele-
gatea to thetate Sabbath School
Convention, which meets inthis city
pn the 54th. , The full fare to be paid
comlntr. no charge on' the return trip
upon presentation, of ,a,,eeciiflcate of
thj9eretaryjC tha convttin. Tkte
will ensure arge" attendance'.'1
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, St4tei papers please copy.
., Sasuh'E. JFuknab, MD was rer
centiy elected 'Professor of Anatomy
and ' Physiology ' In' 'the New Tork
Medical Qollegelbr Women. This ia
a steji in J;he right direction.. We ad
'yocati female professors for, femala
students.. Let woman know herself.
' . "Wdfirld the above In theTSTew York
WooJj.of a recent date. '.Miss Furnas,
we believe; native of this county,
and; lias been ataabbfirin our Union
School. She haa for a number 6 years
beenLstudyJmgmedlclhe, aaofher
hurnerouaf rlenda will Wklad to raarn
that her. abUIUas and" tioauiremeats
fere appreciated, ZW)y(OWo) Timet,
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Zarids are yet, to.a great extent
revisioc at'tbe- next- legiaFatyre) "-and
the conaideratkHrf our. AseOciaiior.
5Ve;want:the uiU4 aentimeftfeoujf
u'catToBanffie'ii:
j I r . 'tr
an January last., ai' inw that fencbura'ement thelMportaniM df
Meeting H was' decided to.1 hoW, j theiworicdemads from" the, pltizew
grand re-unibHpf:all SoWlers at ptoftWs State. ".-- j ,.
lent: in Kebrjiska, .at islncpln on ..the - v - - - , f- . i.4
,deavor to provide.paaaes over the rallroada Jrirawui,utjuue,iraitnanawtni
:toand!from-piace;r7JeeMng.a4l-.UniQn. aaid,T-CoaYenUojs toi,eQnsl8t 'Of' all
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mobijm JN ewwto ww-iwe gi
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hetbfoBJnduIgea in drinkingiritox4!Bica:4he.fato1ofrIthel forward
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uoumy riHnaiasune;.:iiav&jjHHrge
heavy appropriatkyif -jto; build bddgea.
over fcuo 'nuiueruuifrssicaura wrniu5
rtheir'' wayithrouwara 'CobatVi-:
rand.pat tae;Sj;rinri,u:e J(jf
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A 'men of St. Joepli ' inlereie"cT In
tneconatrucuon oi inis uqe.a,aaxnow
m ". ."" .ji"'l LTJ
Hesthey-wisb: to push it dftiuirito
Nebraska and will if they receive
We failed' to receive "the"iVemaAo.
y &W?.pf, JbejSth inaUnV.
and so consequently failed to notice
lastweekthe fact that our-Senatonal
frleadr Bl!E. .'Cunningham, had"
bought a part Interest in the Journal!
Mr.Cunhingam.IsgneofJhpse true
mn, wnose peau is level, anq.wnose
heart-is in -the rightplace--just,,the
man to have control of otfr public
journals. We, congratulate the Re
publicans of Richardson County, no
less than Mr. Cunningham himself,
'irwbn Ihfef hafSpyaUsprce3beTbfethem.
The'.p'hysicaT educationaf and nioral
i H J A a x." i i -s
Liuri.Hr i,wimatju.iu -Miujfcfc .onus,
we welcome Mr. Cunningham. to..the
editorial fraternity with full faith in
his ability and integrity to make the
JbtirnaZ a truthful and able exponent
ofiall'thntirright and honorable. H
If iir...
-- X.'R'CbnTeHti6B.
t
In accordance with a vote of the'
Copference'at Fremont, there .will be
a,an.veut)bDs-of.all the.M.E. Churches
or tneiNeDrasKauonierence neid at
ia!
Z juUCojQLferehbei allTJcaireach6r8 -in
jnargc r ; tn cuiwuiu- jihwuii "?1iJ
two-lay delegates, rrom-'eacn oaarge.
It is earnestly- desired - that all of our
hu,rf!,haflebfrepiife9ented,-''Tmd'i'tIaat
special enorts be maae to secure p
fuli:qtendance of pruchereapd dele-,
gates. '""The1 programme, arranged by
the committee Is as foltowTh
," , TUESDAY EVENING, . .
' Organization Beport. of Commls
si.onefs'brUqca'tion pf. Academy. ..Dis
cussion, on report.' ' , '
-WKDJf ESDAY; ,
.j
A. M.
T. Davis.
-Essay, "Edncatlon'-by H.
-?:P. Ml EssayH'Reiationof' Stafeto.
Common Schools," by G. DeLaMa-
tyr. -.. ' -"'v, "''.'
Evening Essay, "Relation of
Christian men toiiolitical Questions
and parties." by W. B, Slaughter ah'd
Q, Bl Alexander." t.
. thubstjay;. ,
"A. M. Essay, '''Cliurch Exteri
siohs." by T. B? Lemon.
p. M. Essay, "Temperance ana
Politics." bV J. J. Roberts.
"Evening General Conference of
brethren ; Ressolutiohs and report of
.committees.
JSacii essay to oe iqiioweu.Dy aiscus
slon of the subject.
G. De Lamatyb,
J. G. BprLLEB,
G, S. Alexandeb.,
. Committee.
Ft. Scott. Kas.. May 13 An ao-
.count of the .most, diabolical affar ev-
er recorueu was punusnea in. M-aays
Monitor. O n Tuesday tiix men either
Texans or straggline- outlaws, from
Indian Territory, came to the town of
Xadore.a few miles, South of here.
aud' after drlnkiuir all day, went to
the boardine house of J. N. Hoach.
arid, asked to stay all night ; being re
fused on account, or their arunken
condition, the party knocked :Koach
insensible with a revolver; then wenf
to the bed occupied by his two. daugh
ters aged 12 'ana 1, 'and ravished
them during: the entire night, using a
knife to arbomDlish ihcir-ruoe.
Roach revived after a time, but feared
to stir, knowing he would be Killed
ae did so. He describes tne cries and
entreaties of the girls to be heartrend
ing. ' 4i. , "
A quarrel arose among the demons,
and'one of them was shot, dead while
in the ect of satisfying.his, lust. At.
daybreak the party lied, one Ukiag
with him to the woods the,. youngest
gfrl, The . town was, Immediately
raised, and parties, Btarted, in ever;
direction In search of the fiendc The
one with the girl was soon overtaken,'
arid hune to a tree. Two others were
found secreted. In the town and hung
to the same tree. JtTie remaining1
three was also captured. - TjWo .of,
them wero hune ana the ether one at
last accounts was-in the custody of
the citizens,, but will probably i share
the fate of. his compaaloug.
f. ,-i ; , ,.,
Tfce
Aeiieieat
cii
tfcer MiMMctPa
'". Tbk'wHWioiw'robortir
following descrfptldii' of the colllsiyn
and wreck C The express tralar had
rive passenger cars, and a baggagear
and the freieht train," was' a. lonir.
heavy one, At the point of collision,-
there was an embankment Biteen feet
high, where the road curves so sharp
that two approaobing trains cannot
see each other until close together. A
boy standing beside the engineer, Mr.
Jackson, was the first to1 descry the
smokestack of the approaching freight
train entering the curve at the "east,
just as the' express-entered in at the
west He pointed to' ft and directed
the attention of Mr. Jackson-to ithe'
danger. The brakes wereimrn4iaely
whiatlAd down. &nd tha ekffiM revaie-
vA'vnA fh anftd the' SHJi-iBia.
what checked, bat so
t r-- . r -" - ,-- . -m
ippuoafKW !
kuma' power couldbreak,
efMeigltrmiq; and-
IAK otfer a naif mue.-
4berKke
aeers nasoleff twitK, a
efe:rMdemthe track. in a
ial wreKle, M JU 1nt beipJiee
Wijoisieo?fgBieMa .to.we -
71m ahoek wae; Writel,. .Tlie
becrace earvai tw Aitward
er ears of theexplreee train Wb emm
side, ae4 the-tendercand several box
ewrs cm: -the other, -ruahed into .the
craeb,-wlthvtheirrregpective.onginee,
;ievinir-friKhtfBl---rniny, - spattered;
with -the bwpdof r forty huraaa- -be
iRiwVVntifepandwutMatediotkiieatli
I fa BJTlealaMel 'iBBMn Tbfi iwAieUudftAA
jWBK7feBjpepvjrVe7sseepeA7 a ww vw ewai vsafgejae
were anven who sucn force into eacn
other "UMt.ltaSliinioflV'irhpowible
-after the iclkidn to-distinguyikbe
rrU'jbUoDe fromihe. other' aThe
nwhed taw were'jam toed' together,
theMrskeiagshtvered'into long.div
enjsndtbe seats, .wheeter truckaaad
iron binders,' lBto,ah undeieflbable
. -The:three:i3er can o'f:the.eX-
pM trafa.'shared- the-.concussion, but
'I vv iicnuiDUfuvu- vu(t.uiuubuuu uuv
fAftr.tiiueeMiiieBJtheyi;we
withr theLDrakeif 'close up. Showing
that thebrakeamen had done their
duty well' itrep9riaingtth-e.;engin-
tbetralHav y& fg'cJln - ILjaW t
TVefiectacle was one imnoseible to
-rtew.witbwut.abclutiiorrqr Aar a
eidler pe esei ger )Siaidi .'! have - been
throutrh iwaar- battlesi and rii'vr.8w
aiiokenIng-a soerie." "-It .jraejchaoa
arKLfoeata'comMneti. Tnesnglnesj1
botfcon, 'the seine; sideiof ths.&mbankV
.nMBtV wer bu V A A'era. ef ragnieBtfr
.while:ax)B'o,all'8ideawaffthe.cori-
.. VV.4V WU1VUUUI.U. :B.K1 KJ1B1CV
gage oav'and the one nextttf Ifwerfe;
uarfwmAabr.VMai 'laterrmi apieton.
raadthiBa'Ms'.'nfbmkRn 4kribira? iron
ken4rod,Wl;anir:otherborUoDef.the
carloo:d rlike- the-frantic work of
jomeinfenraligerieyT' .
. ,:nIs-MAXmjKBii.,l'ii ' , "f
At the oSc6 of the Probate Jodea In this eltr. on
tbe 12th laatv. fey J&4eV2Lr Wj MdtsaaKaUan P.
OraaK laeaer -Va4i, ooia or Holt CoaBtyaco.
p. CMaMaedaaW. ''"'' r ' V irj- s
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SATUEftAY EVENING, MAY 2lVl87J
1 COMMENCES -AT S O'CLOCK.
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WAlr kAM LIW,mafrKW KO0TOX
ORGANS'!
CTlift' above a&ro" flret clan' Instruments, and are
ally warranted. . Twill sail the aJjove ItwtrBmenla
at'EASTKKIT PKiCES-nO'cnarge for freight.
JAMES B. DYE, jigemr;
'3lm ' J BrownvlUe. Nebraska.
wm.'m.daidt; J
.tFHYBIIAN AND SURGKOS,"
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Graduate of Cincinnati Eclectic College.
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PROPOSALS FOR
Fresh Beef and Beef Cattle
IltADQCABTicRa Department or rax PtATir.S
OmacUniz7 0oir.DFBDaBisTKNCK; -X
Oxaha,?xb., May 10,18 .)
SEALKD PBOPOSAXSr Is'dBpllcate, wiU-bere-.cetved
atthU office Hntn IT oclock. Hit on Fri
day, the lottt day of June, 1570. for furoUhlng,
JTET'liKKF FROM THEillLOCK
To the tweBBaad others aapplled at the following
military pet8,li:
l!5Vf Se;robabieaiTtaeB. l coapaar
vri&crncrson,noD.. ; companies
xMonnriatRtstaiioirjjeo," "
FortBengwldcCT., "
StdaeystaOoa.lfeb..- f
FortD.A.Boell.Wy.T"
Fort Laramie " r
Fort Fettennaa, "
Fort Sanders. ' n
Fort Fred. Steele, " '
Fort Brldjfer,
Camp Douglas, TJ.T., ." '
Cainp Brown, Wy.T.,
Mlner,flPellifht,Vy,T.,-' '
3 company.
2 companies
ScomBanles
13 companies
i companies
3 companies
- companies
,3 companies
3 companies
4 companjes
1 company -
2 companies.
The contracts tocomraence on the first (1st) day
of September, 1ST0, and continue in force for the
period of one (1) yar,.or such lew time as the Com
missary General of. Subsistence may direct.
-There .te nothing positive as to the number of
troops, etc., at each post. The avove la as close m
It can be stated at this time.
The following posts will be bid for In groups as
below Indicated, viz:
Forts D. X. HUssell.Xaramle.Fetterman, Sanders
and Fred Steele:
Fort Bedgwtck: and Sidney Station.
All other posts may be bid for separately-or In
croups, as bidders may elect.
Bids will also be entertained for aU of the posts
toeether. . .
The beef to be of s good, wholesome and market
able quality., In equal portions of fore' and hind
quarter meat, (necks, shanks and kidney tallow to
be excluded.) The necks of the cattle to bo.-cut on
at the fourth vertebral Joint, and the breast trim
meddown. The shanks of, fore quarters to be cut
off from three to four Inches above the knee Joint,
and of hind quarters from six to eight laches above
.the gambrel or hock-Joint.
' Each boef, -when dressed, mast net'af least 4(0
POO BOS.
Thecontrabtcr will be required fn fnrnUh-"Wpfeh.
naa anuv unnwrwui i-udruiuv, viuiw ytMaaavV
the Fast Coaralssary. The place from which to 1s
sue.tbe beef, will be furnished by the Government,
as well as transportation for the beef from the place
of alararhter to tha nlace of IssOe. TinhMfmiut
bevlaaxhteredat each post, and at such point on
the military reservation as may be designated by
the'commandlng offlcer:
Ccmrractors most rami
saugnier nouses aaacorrai at tneir qwn expense.
The contractor for Forts Iramie ahd'Fetterman
wUl be, required, tolfeafo'oa' hand ateaehpost,by
the 1st dav-or December. 1ST0. such supply of base
.cattle and rn and hay to feed them, as may he de
termined upon by the commanding offieer a aecea
aary to last threagh the' winter. , , ,
Proposnls must also state at what prlceperpasad
Fro, will be rurnistiwi; for expeditionary .purposes,
such number of.
, -i'- f - j
Beef Cattle. tha II T,
(aU steers,' .-between four and. six years of age, la
good, healthy condition, average weight or 1080
pounds and' now received trader 886 peuads), as
may be-called for by tho Commissary, of Subsist-
enca at taoh of the- posts named la this proposal
daring the period of .the fresh beet contract. ,, , .
Payments lobe made mbnthty' for the qaanttMos
efresh-beef and.beef cattle Rcceptedaa la the
roads furnished by the United States fhr tnibllo-dU-
bntseseat;' but la. the eventof being witkoat fanes
taea paymrst to be made asssoa aftar
maybaracelvedlbrthfe'DarBoaa. -
' FdMcopr tf eachproesaTmaet ltaveearraf
isa aaTavHBeaaaas i mscrms m iiewsaaear aaatea
attss head.' ' JSaeh S4C tohaveconaMeraMea.aaant
ha aeeoaipaaled' by. the i writtex'aaaraatee-of two
(not Mooers; to tnejenect mat tr
tke-BM laaeeeoced the, bidder will. lmmnHsf sir
ranter into a wrtsten eoctracvof the asaal mrm and
coaaiHoas,- ana tnattney wm odcosoesareuasoa
bis bond. , -,-, . ,
- Ta rigas I naerrsd. to reject ti or aU praseta
ICsaeh a coarse. should be deemed for the Interest
of thaOoVSrnment.
PropoaaJs should be enclosed la an envelope ad
areiped to tha.nnderalgned. and endersed; MPropo
aatamFwsh Bass' and Beet CattleW. a ,
Bfddars ara wrrted toba prsaeatattheopealBg
of the aropoaals.
31-H Bvt..!BrV.da7cidrc,
100 ACRS OF ItAHB
WTTBI A GOOD HOUBK AND STASIS ANt
yarn: aerea nader cuMlvatloa s ttao Farm--kajr
IsBphMtenta -complete If desired. Thertrtoas
eod a apfteg at water on the place as aaa besbwed
aVthVceanMr. flWaatlanVUrftea from SrowavflU.
aadHaUteaarom afabiastra CKy, .Saldaliaaa, ar
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J. P., per receipt No. 0.. i. .5 00
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Dlst. Clerk, per recipe No. 11 50 00
To amount collected by. A. W; Mor- . .
gas, J. P.. per receipt No. i2 25 00
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To amonnt collected bj--R;V.Hugh
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1806. To amount collected-
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1867. To amount couectea.
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..715 85
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To amount overpaid , -. 162 16
4,739 99
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To aeaoaatsrom ex-Treas. Hacker-, t 86 a
IMC To amount collnrt!. -., 36 79 '
lass. ao ao i i s 76
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1867. -do .-do' r..T.H7 8e
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t
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Jaafclary.
To anions ftoaa Hoover, District Clerk.
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Ajaas ipwlfc resfoaaetfoM orexqaiKte ou paiat-
I
inas, ao admirably axecutad as to reader it- impoeat-
bis for any one bat experts to detect tha dlfflfereace
aetwaaaltteia. L . ..
ASK tut Warn at we jltji saa -Karc "wsasi
OarCswaenesareseat ate any xldrsas wlllilu
tte VaMag States, eaafrof M Klsataatppl oa racalpc
as wIcsl -
r,Tmi-m-rtitnmntt Jnaraal " taaass ooarterly: aw.
fataaa eesaptata aasatlpltve catatetaaofear Cajo-j
na bti nmii lMnrminrn atmofraaaBn. mn.
ta eoaiaiVsaToanalaaatfree to aayaiHtass.
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Boad Orders
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U - - 1, 3, , 4, 5, 6, "-.-Ai-J
sc.
By amoHHt paid. Glen Boek Dta-. J.-."--.
trict No. l. 3, 3, 4.: . 175 Oi
By amount mm lA&yette'IMstrtet t" a " '
No. 1,2,3, 4 i 10 66
By amount paid Washington IHs- -
trlcts So. 1.3 71 i
By amount! pafd Dosglas JMstzjet :
No. I; 2, 3- .... 44 23
Bf ameoat-paW-Brownvllle IMs-
irtcLs no. 1-, z. 3. i, . s 9 41
By amount-psJd'Brownville city
i Bbtrict
1,686 86
By amount paid K eramhaCKy JWa
tries.
5638
By.amountpatd AsplnwaU
B-, ,
incis o. i. s. a. ...
ByamonntpaldSt. -Deroin.
SW 28
ay amount paia Beofora,
By amount paid Benton...-.
10715
SB 3.701 75
By amount orTreasnrer's fees.
Cash on hand to oalance. ....,
462,
1JW 45-vl,360 07
f.36182
07 I By paid Peru Districts No. 1, 2, 8, 4. 5.
' b, ana 7.,.. -, ... a en
BypsidGlenroclc.DistrlctsN,lf23f
138
70
By paid. Lafayette Districts No. 1,2, 3,
and 4 a
By paid "Washington Districts No. I
By paid Douglas Districts No. 1, 2, 3
By paid BrownvIIle, No, 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6
32
.79
303
2 91
30
13 78
uy paia urownvtne uty,
sypaia rtemanano.1,
BypaloNemaha City... ..
By paid Aspln wall. No. 1,2,:
123
ijy paia su ieroin-
..19 13
, 17 83 -
By paid Bedford-
uy paia jueatun
6 00
r996 95
Br Treasurer's Fe
846
- JJjrcaan on nana-
--,.,:.f....968
.,.
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81,862 96
By paid Pern, Nos. 1, 2,3, 4,5, 6, 7.
Jiy paid Glen Bock; Nos. 1.2,3,4.
By palrt Iaftyctte, Nos. 1, 2, 3. 4.
-22 15
9-61
S 10
By paid Washington, Nos. 1,
2 19
5 70
uy pam iJoogias. ros. i, z, 3.
By paid BrownvIIle. Nos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 22 21
By paid BrownvIIle. Clty.- 21 05
uy paia in emana t,iiy
By paid AsplnwaU. Nos. 1, 2, 3.
uy paia SC inrnin M x x
By Dald Bedford. Nos.1. 2.
By paid Benton. Nos. 2, 3, 4..
uy Treasurers J-ees-
JlyCashonht
r
BVnakl PeraNos; 2. 4.5.7-
By paid Glea3oclC Nos. 1. 3, 4
By paid Lafayette. Nos, 1, 2, 3,
By paid Douglas, Nes. 1,2, 3
By said BrownvIIle. No. 1.2.3.4.
s,- ,,-. 369 OS
By paid BrownvIIle City 1,736 67
By paid Nemaha. No. I...,.- 3960
By paid Nemaha City 301 66
By paid Aspjnwall. Not. 1, 2. 3, 4 745 32
By ptfid tft.Deroln - 5 82
By paht Bedford. tt-i 50 87
Br paid Benton. No. 1, . ,,, , . 117 13466 65
J3y -iTeasorers "' a
By cash to-ealance, .,;, T,; 263 31269 21
By amount paid Pere. .,
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Nemaha City.
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Benton.
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Washington
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BrownvIIle.
Nemaha CKy,
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Benton
il'dO; ao Collector's
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By State Treasurer's receipt. No. 681,
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By State Treasarer's reoslpt, No.-7ei
jf omj treasurers raoeipr, No, 71
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75 0BlByamoantdae;-
,.- 875 88
By SUteeasurer's receipt. Na Of.
By StsteTraaswBrt receipt; Na 718-
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138 09
109
1)U. ,fA
Jj. MCfcr-KE,
T. TH'PTni'O
c)
Cb. Commissioners.
haratks'
aaf Any one HAviKCr- CLAIMS
AGAINST THE UNITED StATEB WILL
yiKD IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO
LSND A 8TATEXE2fT OF THEXA CASS
TO
Cr
CqxrifSELoi'AT IiAW,
Solicitor besere tha Coaster dalau. As..
478 M St.
WsiMagtM.D.cr
s.tr J
SgCpsr,
Oswtor Xeah
im. naenna rain
miaowier
weuaaiTlded
taecatii Tnt
to later efOne Wm .id ff 5V
8BUt lo Mcare therm.
.pW5iraS5:
. Fkhch Hol akZXZSZ'""!.
.J&KERAJ &OTICE&
. 8ale rstrargtee! --
--...-. . ..o, , Boa nmrfiauj. --f
ihwh botsk sewysara oM this torie?with iv
ferrte left ferfffeot white, ttbST
Ie ether mrkc t rran& -'-"""?s' a 14
06(r
ey!LW.Ooles.kiii5fA"a i
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2
M.
rdcUsrs."
E.Ji.BRIOB.T:J.l
Stray Camm.
STJATED from the &rm ef the stf wcrtben it,
.. ?teI Wa.xnOes seuttwesTerlSm:
Be'WMjr or April, two Cows- ri ulsi!
Cow. with iwitte. . rSL "55." a W"tol
thetlmeshelSftthA&Hni.n.I!,.e- '
- AayjMeiernlagsali.CewsteairSf- .j
lBlBJbrmIewhere.thermay b fraadTwiai
liberally rewwe.- S-COCSRtjn
.a - v . isvK;ffp r.T .2 "t-
T
OO
SACO,
TnI sfilOFOSAlLSok
ARMY jSTTPPXPSS.
"2- . T. n:.i. '
'fEA"TJ?TD'reeairrfe duplicate, irtta rawaalM
Q sIEerbytworespoftsjIe parsaotblaiiM
aadaccompanled by a deposit of fl. will be !
.eeiyed at this office unW It o'clock, a. m, ob jSI
day, 3ay 38tb;i87; for the deiivery of the folUwtuc
named supplies at the points desJgnatsfl.below :
iSs:ABXBARtlA,CKSrBBBASKA,
2M SHJ' orlOTeas Ceal; TOO Teas
-Hayaoo Tons Straw; iso Brail sis lia? M
FORT'KElAKNrEY; NEBRASKA,
575 Cords Wood; or 389Tbbs Ceal: 139 Bushels tla,
2 I;u l
2,sWCoWood;et4TssC6ai:tj,7T0BsH.r '
NORTH PLATTER NEBRASKA,
. !. .5eCe.Woodor2BMreiaCoal.
FORT-SEDQWICK, COLORADO;
ieoCords'Wil.'or5ft9Tons Ceal: U9Tas Hit
. SLTC&YVjfEBRtSKA.
180 Cords. WoesT, ec 46 Tons Coal.15 Toss Hsr.
FORT D. A. RUSSELX, WYOMING,
4,000 Cords Wee,orJjeRTbBBCBarr3Xail-0BsHr
l,WftBuseisChareaBt. -v,
FORT SANDERS, YOKING,
980 Cords WottiV or 2J,Tbaw Cba: an Tms Hir
IOOBeshelsCSasvoaMBO-SlahtftZime.
FORT FRED STEETvWiroaiNG,
2J00 Cords Woedt or 1.146 Tbas Ceal, 475 Tons Hr.
-. : !3joeo bheb.Caseoair5dusaelsXhae.
FORTBBTDGERWTasrrNG,
750 Cords Woo, or 3H TonsFCSalt 400 Toas Hr.
CAMP DOUGLAS, UTAH,
30 Tons Hay, 2e tesnels- Chaaear l.ce&beilitlj
Xssss
,FORT :LABA3OJWT0XING,
200 Cords WoodSrSBSbBSFKayvSechashelsCbu.
coal.
FORT FETTERIA3 WYOMING,
100 Cords Wood; 2WTae'ir,20eO husheb diz
coal.7HBaBhel3 lame:
CAMP BROWN,
at Shoshone Agency,, la Wind BIrer Valley, f
jxva wooo.
Bids are Invited for hay la stt.clc.er In bsle.
Drainage poles and salt will be required for stacked
hay. The locality frosa &Uh. seal will be far
nlshed must be stated.
Bids must be made-secasate&rfor each aritdt it
rach post named, and say he mad? for anyporSon. i
ortnesuppues requires.
The delivery or the suppim to coBusenca-JuIy
lst. l$70. and one fifth of tar whole c uantlty of wcod
or coal, hay and straw, and one half of the char
coal nnd I line to be delivered each month thereafter
until the delivery IscomDUted.
Contracts will be let wftai the. nrovtso ta&t tbe i
quantities may be reduced at any time during tha j
delivery or tne supplies, ny tse-iniemuariermsa-;
ter of the DeDartment.
Full conditions, will be made known and blast
bids furnished on application at Uiioraw
Blds from contractors and Mdden wfco hsveEere-
tofore failed to comply with thelri jreements wtti j
not o consiaerea.
The right to reject any or all bids Is raserres;
By command of Bvt. MaJ. Gen Acoca.
ALEX. 1 PsaaY.
28-lw tutor. Mg.
3TOHCETO
Rail Road Contractors I
CJEALEDPltOPOSAXS.TOaUADETENMIIJS !
kj or more or tne urownvuie. TU. Kearney ana
Pacific Boad Bed. from BrownvIIle west, will to
received at the office of the Secretary, in Brora- !
viue,uniu i. ociocs j., on tne i.in aayoi mmt.
.1870., - No -proposition will be enterttUned lories
than one mile. The Board reserve the right to re
ject any or all bids. Profiles and tstlmatescan be
seen, after ten days, nt the cilice of the President, ,
H. C.i-ett, q.. BrownvIIle,
By order of the Board.
B. W. FURNAS.
8ec'y B. Ft-K. A PtB. P
April M, 1870. . 26-6
atS'Decocrat please copy.
NEWSTEAMEEREY!
Tke BwtraTllle Ferry CoFr
have now rasaiBg between
BROWNVUXE, PTEB.r
.. . A TS s
yorth Star and Phelps City, Mo.,
the new and cotamedkias Steiun Ferry
MARY JT. AKirOLDi
mttTia TinA-n tQ onHnv new, witb
J. nnwerand caryftcltv- to cra everytm
- .
that may come; in aay weather. T- r fe-
-or crossing untie into orurw "..Zdr
trict, this is the best point. This be st Is S? ;
mtedBptoensuresafetylncrossinKSWk.sirsw j
cattle peas are already erected at the St. Joe. g
Denot at Phelps City. We can In3? w insR !
pubUc that allla our power sliall 'ilnrlrlter.
this the most ratable erosslngon thcMlssoari m
...i.-, - flKOWNYILLE FH ca'
-w-t
SOLD BT
: Shelleiiberger Bros.,
74Xsla Strast, BJriva.yui.
A liECTlJRE
4WMti
TO TOUNG MBN.
Jast PakXssMtf U a. SeaJedl lavelope-
pbice sec asan&-
.A Lactura oa tha Natare. Treatment f 1
Cure of Spermatorrhcea. or Seminal IV f",.
valantaryEmlsslons. Sexual DeblHtT fJiffSn.
.. it.
ipatjt.j, o. ----." .TT- ;"., M
XBT J. CCLVJEBWEIX. Jl. U. , "' "
Book.'-ia.. - . . , -wMj, adralrsJiie
The world-renowned author, la. aSieae.
Leeture. clearly proves from his onw "J?gU t
dgSsuealoTba
rtngsor.coraiaM.iniur---lftier,
onoe'eerum and effectual, by
no matter what his conditio
uciakuu.ui -- -.rtir
hat bis conditio
gfeSSSSTJ
W0USAXD&
on.may..tw,,niar
I d
what bis conamoa bw- .zjjOS
himself, cheai
LECTURE
8AXDS
Sent, under
"es"!?0T?'S; V2Saira "Marriage
prtoaoears.' AUdrwgtha Puh.& j.,
' " CHAS. J. crZJ'l YerX.
-WnatrMRaTfex.4Ua.S. .
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T&KSSV&
X" Market, sA
,, ,. 3 75132 67 3AatdttiktflaVafe-
.son jdUHlH
1855 42 hVlHPKSl
l'392 37; -feSr4,'fll .
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173 04 2?4gHafwS'Biai
197 ISaHaViKi rSffHSSBf- Xl
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allBlai JBaBa9Eisii
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