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THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1870.
' " Bailroad Slectings "West.
From J. S. Hefzel, who rcturne
from Tecumseh Tuesday we learn that
the meeting at that place to meet the
officers of the Q. &:M.ind B. Ft. K. &
P. Railroads, and talk ove railroad
matters, was large and enthusiastic.
.Speeches were made by Messrs. Lett,
King, and Furnas, and several of the
citizens of that place; the enthusiasm
of the people showing plainly that
they know just where their interests
are, and they were determined to avail
themselves of the present opportuni
ty of aiding to the best of their abili
ty, the road which would do them the
most good, i. e.the Q,. & M. and 13.
Ft. K. & P. R. R.
A motion vrjuf put to the meeting
and carried that they request the
Commissioners of Johnson county to
call an election to vote upon the do
nation ef $100,000 to the above named
road, and the meeting agreed to raise
$1000 for the survey of the road
through Johnson county.
State Board of Immigration.
We have been permitted to peruse
letters of date May 21st, 22d and 23d,
from C. N. Kakstexs, Commissioner
of Foreign Immigration for the State
of Nebraska, located, for the present,
in New York. He is laboring with
great zeal and earnestness in the dis
charge of his duties. He greatly
needs statistics and details from dif
ferent portions of our State, particu
larly as to agricultural matters. We
have undertaken to furnish him with
such a3 we have and can obtain, and
will be glad to receive information
from any and all parts of the State.
Character of water power, supplies of
stone, timber, $sc, seems to be the
character of information most desirec'.
Mr Karstenes has already been, in
strumental in sending quite a number
of families to Nebraska. For the
benefit of those "Xorth of the Platte,
who are'disposed to complain, some
what, wo will state that, thus far, all
have been sent North of the Platte.
Statement of the Financial Condition
of Jfenialia County.
In'our last issue we completed the
publication of the statement of the
financial condition of this county.
To prepare this statement has requir
ed a vast amount of unremitting la
bor and research.!:rhe people of the
county are under many obligations to
our efficient County Clerk, James M.
HACKEB.'for the promptness and ac
curacy with which he has complied
with the order of the County Com
missioners in this respect. There is,
probably, nothing else in which the
people feel a greater interest than In
their financial matters. They want to
"see the books," and It is right they
should. In no other way can they all
be accommodated than by publica
tion. Such publication should be
made annually in every county, and
every paper in the State. "The people
-will pay no item of expense with
more pleasure.
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The State SaubajLh. School.CoiiTcntion.
Of the M. E. Church for Nebraska,
met at Peru in this county, yesterday
afternoon, and will remain in session
three days. We are led to believe
that the attendance will be good, and
"the proceedings full of interest to the
good cause. The friends of the cause
from everywhere are invited.
Excursions on the U. P. R. R. are
now the order of the day. A party
of three hundred school marms arriv
ed in Omaha one day last week.
They were from California, and on a
visit east, to their former home.
Seven sleeping and three hotel cars
were provided for their accommoda
tions. Some recent sub-marine discoveries
made near the mouth of the Arkan
sas Tiver by John Coudeu, a noted
diving bell operator, warrauts the
conclusion that he has discovered the
remains of De Soto, the discoverer of
the Mississippi.
Our State Resources.
From the books of the auditor of
State, we have the following state
ment of the valuation of property in
the counties having the largest popu
lation :
Total amouut of property assessed
in Nebraska for the year 1870 is about
$53,000,000, an increase over last year
of about $11,000,000.
The following are the counties that
have the highest assessment:
1SC9. 1S70. .1869. 1870.
County.
Total Valuation. Value ofljand.
2.136.835 3.099.856 1.035.250 1.457.834
Cass
Douglass
TJodRre -
. 9.S11.4SS 13.541.707 2,143,639 2,995,153
l,TJa,OKJ Z,VIU,UKS NJ7.0UO ;om,mvi
Lancaster- 973,309
Lincoln 1,031,1)11
Nemaua 2,037,001
Otoe 401.184
RIchards'u. 2,ia5.123
Sarpy....-. 1,45,095
Wasu'gfn.. 1,833,563
2,061,569 ...
2,723,203 1.458.6S7 1,552,648
4,831,3S7 2,208,014 2,634,415
2,552.368 1,420.293 1,525,217
1,443.809 S00.752 885,262
1.C01.837 1.007,141 1,019,969
The following is the average valua
tion of lands per acreand of town lots
and the valuation of railroad property
in the same counties in the order
above given:
1863. 1870. 1S89. 1870.
Average value, Value
per acre. ToicnLots.
4.73 6.67 331,485 465.926
12.13 16.90 4,487,830 7,131,895
18G9. 1S70.
Jiailroad
Tropcrtj.
180.000
492,000 604,799
388,000 729,170
3,93Oi60O l,8I9,7Si
7.51 8.25 SSU.7W iWiJUU
7.40 "7.35 197.955 448,200
JJQ QQQ ....
" 6.62 6is 3S5,025 409,330
7.50 8.84 1,110,905,1,194,403
5.10 5-3S 141,861 168.001
- 7.22 7.01 92,575 87,704
7.43 6.75 240,011 268,980
222,600
240,000
It will be noticed that the increase
has been greater in Dodge county
than any other in proportion to the
amount. The reason is that the road
'bed, iron, &c, of the U. P. JR. R. has
:been assessed this year for the first
'time. Statesman.
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Over thirty thousand immigrants
"from Germany have landed in jSew
;York since the 1st of January, nearly
all of whom have come West.
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A formidable revolution is threaten
ing Italy. The movement has com
menced from the eastand west simul
taneousLy A republic is the object.
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The corner-stone of the State Capi
tol of Nevada, at Carson, will bo laid
jwith Masonic, ceremonies, June 19.
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,. "We refer thereader.to the article on
the firsti pago 'bracking tho -party
lash." .
STATE ITEMS.
.
W. D. Jenkins has sold tho LilUe Blue to A.
J. AVorrell.
A Unit enuntv corrwmondent of tho Jilair
r Register, under date of the 31st nit., says a
ty, this State, by Indians.
Miss Ellen IJIgford, daughter of Samuel
niTord livinir near lllnir In this biate.
drowned herself while in a state of tempora
ry Insanity, In a fish pond near that place,
May 31st.
The Nebraska City Tresi of the 4th says:
"Green peas were peddled around the streets
this morning at 12J cents per quart; now
potatoes 25 cents per pint, and strawberries
are worth 35 to 40 cts. per quart," We'll take
ours in strawberries, which have been soiling
in this market for 70 cents a gallon for some
time past, and preen peas for 40 cents per gal
lon. .New potatoes arc most old, with us.
The Beatrice Express of the 4th says or that
town: "Within the last week arrangements
have been made to open Ave additional busi
ness houses in Beatrice; In two weeks more
we will have the approaches of our mngulfi
ccnthrldge completed; In a month theMeth
dlst Church will lie completed, and work
commenced on the Presbyterian, both orna
ment to any town in the Stat p. Then comes
the live thousand dollarschool house and the
completion of the court house."
The amngton News, Decotah Co.,Neb.,says
business at the Land Office In .Dakota City Is
Increasing t a very rapid rate, as wlliicss
tho following figure lor tne inonui uimaj,
current year: .VI homesteads, embracing ,
4 10 acres; 69 declaratory fctateracnts or pre
emption, 10,700 acres; warrant entries, 3,3;
8 final homesteads, :i3t acres; entered with
cash. 5T.,ii2S acres; total amount of cash re
ceived during the month, SW.llW 03. On one
day the receipts amounted to nearly Sj2.000.
Northern Nebraska is truly filling up fajt.
Wo doubt if any Land Office In the United
States can show a larger amount of business
for the same time.
Educational.
Editor Advertiser: Wo find, by visiting
some of our schools, that Improved methods
of Teaching are yet unknown, pupils will
read four times per day, each member read
ing a verse apiece, parot-likc, not knowing
the subject of the piece. Wc find young ty
ros climbing up and down tho ABC ladder,
with many a tumble as of old. AVo find
questions asked and answered verbatim,
and no explanations given aside from the
text-books used. We find slates and pencils
In the hands of the older pupils, but only
used for ciphering. Maps, charts, and Globes
arc entire strangers. Now and then we find
a set of school tablets. In short the school
Is "let to the lowest bidder."
But we find everywhere the interest in
creasing on the part of the patrons of the
schools, and we fully believe that If teachers
would come up to the work, and do their du
ty, there would be no trouble in getting the
hearty co-operation of the parents. We find
some teachers that are. In our candid opin
ion, not doing their duty; and wo wish, to
call their attention to a few facts. We want
them to do ono of two things: Either to re
formaud endeavor to govern aud teach, or
withdraw from the work ; for wo should dis
like to publish the present condition of their
schools.
We shall make mention of a few of these
items for correction : First of oil, a lack of
government generally; second, too much
whispering, and not enough work or study ;
third, too much formality, and not enough
life or annimation ; too much contradicting
both in class and to the teacher. This Is bad,
"I'll do so-and-so," and do It not, Is too 'fre
quently used. This will cause pupils to lose
confidence in your word.
Now, those who know themselves guilty of
any of the above named criticisms, will do
me a favor by an Immediate correction, as I
shall make my report in July, and I should
not like to report a failure on the part of any.
I want your hearty co-operation In raising
thestnndard of teachers' qualifications. We
have been requested by a number of school
ofiicers to select them a No. 1 teacher for the
fall term, and we aro now taking observa
tions in that direction. Good teachers are at
a premium, and Improved methods of tcach
lnaro welcomed. After all the world Is
moving, the light is spreading, and progres
sion is trampling over her foes. Wo have
some good teachers In our county, and have
the material to make more. All they want
Is experience a"nd the work. So let us work
together for the general good ot our young
State.
I trust these corrections will be made and
all will labor to Improve our common school
system.
S. W. McGuew,
Co. Sup't.
The 2f ew Fnnding Bill Its Provision.
New York, June 4. All the "Wash
ington specials this morning seem to
agree in asserting that the new fuud
ing bill, as matured by the ways and
means committee, is eminently dis
tasteful to Secretary 13outwell; and
that the members generally express
the opinion that there will be no leg
islation on finances at this session.
Although the committee has been
very reticent concerning its provis
ions, it has been learned that the first
loan is for one thousand millions of
consolidated stock. Second, bonds are
plain four per cent, thirty yenr obli
gation, free from all national State or
municipal taxation,, except as imposed
on income. Third,, deposits of gold
in tne Treasury at tnree per cent, in
terest are authorized the proceeds of
such deposits to be used in the re
demption of the 5-20s, beginning
with the earliest issuos those of 1862.
This is the length and breadth of
the scheme.
Tho proposition of Boutwell for for
eign agencies is left out, and there is
not a word about it.
CoNSTAJfTixorLE, June 6. Yester
day, about one o'clock p. M., a fire
broke out, which spread with alarm
ing rapidit3T through the richest quar
ters of the city. Flames were dis
covered in an old building in the Pero,
on the north side of the golden horn.
A strong wind was blowing at the
time. The fire quickly communicated
with the adjoining buildiugs.0 The
efforts of firemen and citizens to stop
the progress of the flames were futile,
and in a few hours the residences of
the English, American and Portu
guese ambassadors, consulates, the
Naorni theatre, many churches and
mosques, thousands of houses and the
richest stores and shops in the city
were reduced to ashes. The losses of
life by falling walls was fearful. It is
estimated that at least thirty people
were killed or injured by this cause
alone. The loss is incalculable. The
fire at this hour (noon) is still burn
ing fiercely. The excitement of the
people beggars description.
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New York, June 4. A cable dis
patch from Rome states that the Ecu
menical Council yesterday decided
that the dogma of infallibility be pro
claimed on the 39th inst., in honor of
the iirst of St. Peter.
Extensive preparations are being
made to celebrate the occasion, and it
is said that the display of pomp and
pageantry will surpass any demon
stration of the kind ever witnessed in
Europe.
Immediately after the promulga
tion of the dogma of infallibility, on
the 25th of Juno, the Ecumenical
Council will take a recess until the
15th of October.
A religious man of Boston" who has
been to Europe, and wants every
body to know it, commences his pub
lic prayers thus: "O, Lord, thou
kuowest that when I was in Europe,"
&c.
An Ohio widow, alluding doubtless
to the death of her husband, said that
"there was nobody to take care of
herself and children bnt God, and he
was killed by the Marietta railroad."
The Herald says : "Greeley works
like a beaver; but even as a beaver
can work only one dam at a time,"
Greeley on the contrary, can work a
variety of "damus" at any time.
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A cruel man out West, speaking of
the singing of the village choir, says,
it "is liko drift-wood in a stream ; it
drags on the bars, yet don't amount to
a dam."
J&EW ADTJERTISJEjUJENTS
STATEMENT F THE ASSETS
OF THE
"WASHINGTON LIEE
INSURANCE GO. OF NEW YORK
' State of New Yori, on the 31st day of
December, lbJ.
Mode to the Auditor of the State of Nebraska, pur
cuant to Statute.
Namc nnil Location.
The name ortheCompanyls'tho WASHINGTON
J.IFK IXSUitANCE COMPANY or ISew York
City, SUite of New York.
Capital.
The amount of its Capital Stock Is. ..$!23.aM
The amount of Its Capital Stock paid np it lil.Oo;)
Assets.
Cashonhandandmhandsof Agentsand
others .... -- - 5-50,302 -
Debts of the Company secured by Mort
gage on Real Kitate, with double the
amount loaned ; -JtJOO 00
Debts otherwise hocured ... -f-WJ 21
Debts for premiums...-....... S16,4sf 34
AlWother bccurlties 708,420 00
f2,0!,717 83
$1,000 00
4,000 00
Liabilities.
Dosses adjusted and due.-
losses adluslcd and not due.
All other claims against tlie Company-..
The greatest amount insured in any one
risk
3,27 1Q
20.000 00
f.3,257 1G
STATK OF NEW YOKK,
Cixv A.vii County of New York.
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WmaiKAS, Cyrus Curtis, President, and William
llaxton, Heretary of the Washington Dife Insu
rance Comrany, to me personally known, being
severally su orn, depose and say, that the foregoing
statement is n. full, trueandcorrcctstatementof the
affairs of siurt Company. That thesald Company Is
the bona Iid- owners oi ui least vzt,v uouars oi casn
capital, invested In stock nnd bonds of at least par
value, or in mortgages on unincumbered real estate
worth Htlen-st double theamouutrorwhich thesamc
Is mortgaged. That no part of tho foregoing des
cribed luves-tinenls are made for tho benefit of.any
individual exercising authority in tho management
of said Company, and that they are the above des
cribed oflicers of tald Company.
CYKUS CURTIS, President.
W. IIAXTON, Secretary.
Sworn to nnd subscribed before me this twenty
third day of February, 1S70.
In tobUmony wiiereofl have hereunto subscribed
mv name and fixed my official seal.
Signed M1CHAEI. PHILLIPS.
Correct copy.
Joilj? Oii.LjsnE, State Auditor.
STATE OF NEBRASKA,!)-
IXBUHAXCE DEPAKTMKNT. J
It Is hereby certified, that there has been filed In
this oilice a sworn statement, showing the condition
of the Washington Life Insurance Co., located at
New York City in the State of New York, on the
31st day of December, A. D. ISfi!), in accordance with
the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of
the State of Nebraska to regulate Insurance Com
panies, approved February 12th, 18CG; that said
company having filed the necessary papers and a
statement showing that said company isjossessed
of the requisite amount of capital, and invested as
required by law, authority is therefore given to the
above named company to transact their appropri
ate business of Life Insurance In this State, in ac
cordance with the laws thereof until the 31st day of
January, A. D. 1S71.
I further certify that T. P. SEATON, of Brown
vllle, Nemaha County, Nebraska, is authorized to
transact business nccordl tig to law forsaid Company
as their Agent and Attorney, in any county where
thev have :in agency established, upon filing this
certificate for record with the Clerk of Nemaha
County.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
3KAI, hand and afllxed my seal ot ofilce at Lin
coln, this 13th day of A pril. A. D. l7i).
JOHN GILLESriE,
3 ;it Auditor of State.
M. F. BOYD,
Bricklayer and Plasterer,
Browiivllle, Ncbraslcn,
Will take contracts for Urick or Stone Work, or
Plastering. In town or county. Will build Cisterns,
and warrant them. Good work guaranteed. 33-y
FARMERS' WIVES.
HOW TO MAKE GOOD
STRONG
VIN
IJST OJSTJE DAY!
From. Cider, Sorghum, Molasses, Su
gar, Wino, or tho juico of any fruit,
Siroctions Simple and Easy. Cost
not one-half that of tho old process
of allowing Cider to sour in. barrels.
Any oeo can make it. Pull Siroc
tions sent uponrocoipt of Fifty Cents.
Address, V. H. BISIIOF,
SJ-3m ST. LOUIS, MO.
jorrxo..A.sjiirir.
E. II. "WILCOX.
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AND
COMMISSION HOUSE
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SMITII & 1YILC0X,
And dealers In all kinds of Grain, for which they
pay the highest market price in Cash.
jeGrOBlcc at Store of F. E. Johnson it Co. lS-Cm
JACOB MAROHN,
MSRCKASTT TAILGB,,
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PHIIiIiIPS & BAHTTES'
GREAT WESTERN
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STSSS.
Livery, Feed, Sale and Exchange
STABL
Corner Main and Xevee St BK0WNVIIjI.E.
HAVING purchased this Stable of
A. P. Cbgswpll.we nre prepared to furnish
the best TEAMS, BUGGIES and CVItnixVGES In
Southern Nebraska, at I.OWIJST CVSH ItATJES.
Room for Plfty Horses. Corral for Stock. Particu
lar attention paid to Feeding or Hoarding Horses.
f45-lyj PHILLIPS & BARNES.
jSTEW STOCK OF
Dry-Goods and Groceries at
'U -L-r a
A. "W. ELLIS,
To accommodate the public In nnd about Iondon,
has just received, and opened up in thatplaco.a new
stock of -
GUY-GOODS, GROCERIES, HEADY
MADE CLOTHING,
which lie Is selling at prices which defy competi
tion lrom the river towns.
PATRONIZE IIOME,nnd assist In bnlld
ingup a point in the Interior, especially when you
can get coods Just as cheap, which Ls the case at the
store of Hr. Ellis. 15-6
A LARGE AND SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT
HEAT STOVES
JUST RECEIVED AT
Shellenberger Bros.,
74, Main St.
BROWNYILLE, NEB.
Fr
ouse.
Broad Street, liet-wcet 3d &. -itti,
I!KEK01?T,NEBaASKA.
SI EC. JFOTVXilSIS,
"1 PROPKIETOR.
'rhlsllouse Is within 50 rods of the U. P.-R. It. and
& C. & 2 It. R. Depots. Hacks leave for West
Point dally, and Llacoln trl-wcckly. 6-tf I
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CYRUS A. FOIXOCK,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
BIiWJSIlLL,E, NEBRASKA,
CONEECTIONER,
Stationer and News Dealer
Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of
COXFECTIOXER.Y, CANNED GOODS,
CRACKERS, Etc.
Also, Note, Letter, and Legal Cap
PAPERS,
SPLENDID INITIAL PAPER.
Subscriptions taken fur all prominent papers at
Publisher's Lowest Prices.
rfv-rrtPnrticulnr Attention Phin toOrtlcring
A? 13ook($ not on Hand.
JTarlnft consolidated the 2fews bnslness of A. D
Marsh with toy own, am prepared to give
Entire Satisfaction to All !
Subscribers at a Distance
can rely on setting their papers at the
EARLIEST MOMENT!
AND ORGANS!
CHICKEJUXG, KNAOJE, 3V. Y. UNION,
HAI1I1ET fc DAVIS, and EMERSON
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BTJUDETT,
MASON fc II AMIilNjanilNEW BOSTON
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The above are first class Instruments, and are
fully warranted. I will sell the above Instruments
at KASTKItN PlilCES no cnarge for freight.
JAMES R. DYE, Agent,
Brownvllle, Nebraska.
31-3m
NEW STEAM FEREY
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Sa 5 fc It -St:
nTiJBsSf?
Tlio Broxravillo Forry Company
have now running between
BXiOTTPVIIlL.E, WEB.,
A K D
Nortli Star and Phelps City, Mo.,
the new and commodious Steam Ferry
MAR3T J. ABItfQZiB!
THIS BOAT is entirely new, with
power nnd capacity to cross everything
that may come In any weather.
1'or crossing Cattle into or out of this Iand Dis
trict, this Is the best point. This boat Ls especially
fitted up to ensure safety in crossingstock. and large
cattle pens are already erected at the be. Joc&C. li.
Depot at Phelps City. We can insure the traveling
public that all in our power shall be done to make
this the most reliable crossing on the Missouri river.
BUOWNVILLE FEBItY CO.
13-25-tf
T7HENiYOU BUY" A
COOKING STOVE
it is economy
TO GET THE BEST!
31.
Have been sold in the last two years
2JOT ONE HAS FAILED TO GIVE
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
They are universally acknowledged
The Best Cooking Stove Made!
AXD WHEREVER KNOWN
For Uniformity in Bailing,
Tor Economy in tlio xiso of Fuel,
For Durability and Convenience,
and their perfect adaptation to the
TTASTS OF 1VESTERX PEOPLE !
SEND TOR PRICE LIST TO
Shellenberger Bros., .
BroiYnville, Keb.
7-r
"W. M. WYETH & CO.,
"Wholesale Dealer In
HARDWARE & CUTLERY
No. 6 South Third, bet. Felbc & Edmond sts
ST. JOSEPH. MO.
HARNESS, Skirting, and all kinds
of Saddles, leatuer. Bridles, Hardware,
Ac, constantly on hand. Agents for Ditson'a Circu
lar Saws and Starvin's Safes. -JJ
PHELPS HOUSE.
Opposite the Depot,
PHELPS CITY, i&IO,
W. il. STEVENS, Pbofbietor.
As pood accommodations and good stabling are
offered as can be had in the West. 3S-lyJ
ABSOLUTE iS?ss5iK,s
tWVwW """&liaois,andothcrStatcs,for
persons from any Slate or Country, legal every
where; desertion, drunkenness, non-support, etc,
sulllcient cause: no publicity; no charge until di
vorce obtained. Advicefrec. Basiness established
flneen years. if. HOUSE. Attorney.
S5-3m No. 7S Nassau Street, New "i ork City
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THEY UHBIVALLED
Waldter & X.eiHino3i,
House, ign and Carriage
Kj-3,
No. 50 Main Street, Brownyillc
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GILDING,
GRAEKTIH'G-SMAIiTIWGr,
FROSTING, KALSOMIN1INU, KLV. .
2My
DEC. J. BAIiG,
Would respectfully
2 announce 1 tiui iiciiua
f locateain jsrownvine
and is now prepareu
toperfornijn thebest
manner, ALIj oper
ations pertninin? to
the science of Den-
OrriCK-Over City Drug Hurc. tront room, lot
FRANZ KEXiMER,
aG0H fegLAOKSMlTHHOP
ONE DOOR WEST OF COURT HOUSE.
WAGON MAKING, Repairing,
Plows, and all '.vork done In tho best
manner and on short notice. Satisfaction guaran
anteed. Give him a call. LSi-iy.
CHAS. HELMER,
MAKER
No. 15
Main Street,
BROWNYILLE, NEB.
lias constantly 011 uauu u suiiuuui oiuvn. m "iij
and Shoes. Custom work done with neatness and
dispatch. .
w . .1 , , n....nSnw p4a.1' eF TIaaC
H. H. BSYASTT,
HDUSE, SIGN, ID CARRIAGE
P AI 1ST TEH,
Gi-rainer V Paper ISmiger
No. CO MAIN STREET,
Bro-anvcille, No"braslia.
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BROWNVILLE, NEB.,
SOLE AGKKTS FOR
GANTOH CLIPPER PLOWS I!
THE BEST PLO W MADE!
BIEDFORO & laOWARU,
Are prepared to furnish
DESIGNS & SPECIFICATIONS
for all kinds of
BUILDINGS,
PUBLIC AJfD PRIVATE,
or the latest and most approved styles.
ALSO TA'KS CONTRACTS!
All kinds of Jul) Work done to order I
iSTShop, corner Main and Second streets,
jiROWXVII.LE, NEB. 43-y
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
No. 59 Main Street, Brownvillo.
JOSEPH SHTJTZ,
Has just opened anil will constantly
keep on hand a large and "well assorted
.stock ol genuine articles In his line.
Repairing of Clocks, "Watches, and Jew
elry done on short notice.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
MOUMB CITY MOTEL.
Cor. North 3rarkct and Broadway,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
G. A. BOTD, PROPRIETOR.
One block west or the North Market Street Depot
oftheN.M-R.lt. The street cars pass this house
for all parts or the city, For all purposes it is the
best hotel in the city. 2tr
WOOIAVOKTH & COLT,
Book Biiid.exs3
And Dealers In
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGINGS, AND
iPlRXreTERS' STOCK.
No. 12, 2d St., St. Joseph. Mo.
CASH PAID FOR RA GS!
JOHN I.. CARSOW,
B-AJSTjKIEIR,
BROWNVILLE...
.NEBRASKA
Exchango Bought anil Sold on all the prin
cipal cities. Also dealer in Gold and Silver
Coin, Gold Dust and
GOVERiNMENT BONBS.
Deposits received, payable at sight. Inter
est paid on time deposits by special agree
ment. Taxes paid for non-residents.
All kinds of U. S. Bonds wanted.
180 ACRES OF X.AITD
FOR
TTTITrr. A GOOD HOUSE AND STADDE AND
V ynrd ; 70 acres under cultivation ; n!:o Farm
ing Implements complete if desired. There Lsns
good a spring or water on the place as can be found
in the county. Situation, 13 miles rrom BrowRVille,
and 18 miles from Nebraska City. Sold cheap for
cash. Refer to R. V. Hugh es.
2I-tf WILLIAM ALLEN.
ST Any one raving CLAIMS
AGAINST THE UNITED STATES WILL
FIND IT TO TIIEIK ADVANTAGE TO
SEND A STATEMENT- OF THEIR CASE
TO
.T. T. 5REW.
Counselor at Law,
Solicitor before the Court of Claims, Ac
47S H St.,
Washington, D.C. 5-W
AGENTS WANTED !
To all Who Want Employment. Wenrenow
prepared to furnish employment to all who desire
to make money easily, rapidly and respectably.
Business new, light and profitable. From f-5 to $20
per day can certainly be made by any man or wo
man who possesses a particle or energy. Business
can also be conducted in the evening and at home.
This is no liumintff, and to convince yourseir, ir you
desire permanent and profitable employmcnt,write
to the undersigned, who will rorward you Tree, mil
particulars and a valuable sample, which will do to
commence work on.
GRAY & COWLES,
P. O. Box, 2S3. Council Bluffs, Iowa.
l!-3m
ATT, AJ&OA3EZT Z "
The Brownviile Transfer Line,
Under tho management of
JACOB ROGERS,
Is now Running Regular Omnibusses from
Brownviile to tlio Railroad Torminns
ot the Council BlufTs and St. Joseph Bailroad,
At North. Star, Mo.,
Two lilies from Brownvllle and North Star Ferry
Lending.
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SCHOOL LAND SALE.
TVTOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by virte or
JL nn order made by the Board of County Com
missioners of Nemaha County. Nebraska, and In
pursuance of the Statuto of said State, entitled "An
Act to amend An Act to Provide for the Kesistry of
of School iands, for the control and disposition
thereof, and for the safe keeping or the funds de
rived from the sale nnd lease of said land." approved
TVhTimrv 15th. 18GU: I. JASIK3 21. HACKER.
j County Cleric of the County of Nemahn, wi U
ON THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF JUNE 1S70,
at 10 o'clocfc In the forenoon, and continue until 12
o'clock, noon, of that day, offer forsale at my oflice.
In the Court House in Brownvllle, In said county. In
the order advertised, at public auction, and sell to
the highest bidder, but atNOT. LESS THAN THE
APPRAISED VALUE, nor. In any case, far less
than tho minimum price of KEVEN DOIiLARS
PER ACRE. In addition to the appraised value of
the improvements on the land, the following des
cribed pieces, or parcels or land, sltuatod In the
County or Nemaha, and State or Nebraska, known
as "Common School lands," belonging to the said
State of Nebraska. In parcels of not exceeding For
ty Acres or Prame or Ten Acres 01 iiniDr aidus.
lor the use nnd bencilt or the "School Funds" or
said State or Nebraska ; and that such salts will be
continued from day to day, from the hours of ten
o'clock In the forencon to twelve o'clock noon.
(Sundays excepted.) until all or such lands shall
have been offered, to-wlt:
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TERMS OF SALE.
For Prairie Land, on tenth of the price cash In
hand; and for other lands one half cadi in hand
or cash down for either, at the option of the purch
aserwith a promisor note for the remainder, to
mature ten years after date, bearing Interest payu
ble annually in advance, at ten per cent, per nn
num, the first payment of interest being computed
to the first day of January nextnfter thedateof the
note; and in case or non-payment or interest or
principal, tne innu snniioe snrrenaereu, with the
improvements thereon, to the Statu: l'rovidcd.
That when said note Is given for the purchase of
01 ximoer i-inas. lisnnn oc iiinner sicureu oy tne
endorsement of two free-holders of the county, to
be approved by the County Treasurer
TITLE.
The purchaser paying the mil amountof the pur
chase money for the lands purchased at such sale,
the Treasurer of said county will deliver a receipt
nnd a duplicate receipt, containing a description ol
the Tand sold, and an acknowledgement of the pay
ment of the purchase money.and on presentation ol
either of which to the Governor at any time after
fifteen days from date of sucli receipt, lie shall ex
ecute the purchaser a title to said land, in fee simple
from the said State, and the delivery of a deed, on
the surrender to such Governor ortheothcrreceit.
And to purchasers, purchasing onctedit, the .said
Treasurer will execute In duplicate, (one or which
I shall be retained fortheuseoftheStatc,afterbeiug
Higneu oy me purcuascr,; a contract 01 saie lor ine
land purchased, conditionedthatupon the payment
or the unpaid purchase money, and the Interest
thereon according to the conditions of such note,
the purchaser shall be entitled to duplicate receipts
of payment and purchase Tor such .and; that no
wnsteshall be committed upon the land therein des
cribed, that no tin.hersliall be cut tlwreon, except
necessary firewood or the occupant or such land,
and for Improvements thereon ; and in case default
shall be made In the pavment of the interest or
principal, or any part thereof, or If any such condi
tions shall be brokenf that then the lands therein
descritH-d shall be surrendered by the purchaser.his
heirs or assigns, with the Improvements thereon, to
the State, and said contract shall be old aud or no
effect.
Dated Brownvllle, Neb., May llth. 1ST0.
JAMES 1L HACKER,
33-it tlrtmty Clerk.
THE GREATEST WOKE
OF
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THE EGG, Oil GIVE IT THE APPEulKAXCK
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IT TELLS How to Clarity Honey to as to sell far
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the hair or wool on, and how to imitate those or
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ror making the hair grow In beautiful ilowing
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IT TELLS How to reed Hens so as to make them
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IT GIVES Over Five Hnnrtred rare and valun
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T. It. BEV3fOIDS
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Combining endless Instruction -with
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Every Instrument is put no In a neat box. with
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Address, E. H. ROSS,
3l-3m 313 Locust Street, St. Louis. Mo.
3E. H. ROSS,
Map Publisher
"Wholesale and Retail Sealer in
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Engravings, Lithographs,
CHROMOS,
Albums, Pocket Maps, and Charts,
313 LOCUST STREET,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
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Send for descriptive circulars. 3341m
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
I3IPORTEH
WHOLESALE AND REALL DEALER LN
Iron, Steel, and Heavy
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TXT A nCY!S fciT-riorrn cinil PlnwTVrkrVc
V V Acrlcnltural ImpIenients.Sprlncs.Ax-
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carriage ami iireioiia, uuumi nui:i3,iiuiu.
TTorsp and JSfiile Shoes. Saws. Castlnss and IIollow-
Ware. Sugar Kettles, Andirons, Skillets and Lids,
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Hand Hammers, Vices, Pincers, Rasps, Furriers
Knives, Tire Iron, c
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AgrlcnUnral Implements :
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FAIKBAINTKS' SCALES.
Buying my gooils direct from manufacturers
I offer vf ry great inducements to
WHOLESALE BUYERS.
Empire Slmttle J3aciae,
Patented Feb. 11, 1S60, & Sept. 1, 1SCG.
RECEIVED THE FIRST TRIZE
AT THE
Great Fair of the American Institute
In New York, Oct. 26, 1867,
And Highest Premium for Best
Manufacturing Machine
At Paris Exposition, July, 1SG7.
No. 1 Family DIaciilne.
Tills machine is constructed on a new principle ot
mechanism, possessing many rare and valuoble lm
provements, having been examined by the most
profbnnd experts, anil pronounced to be slmplltlty
and perfection combined-
The following are the principal objections urged
against sewing machines:
1. Excessive fatisue to the operator.
2. Liability to get out of order.
3. Expease, trouble, and loss or time In repairing.
4. Incapacity to sew every description or material.
5. Disagreeable noise while In operation.
The Empire Saving Machine is Exempt
from all these Objections.
It has a straight Needle, rernendlcnlar Action.
makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, which will neither
rip nor ravel, and ls alike on Doth slues : performs
perfect .sewing on every description of material,
with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the coarsest
to the finest number.
It Hems, Fells, Binds, Braids, Tucks,
Quilts, Plaits nnd Gathers.
As a Family Sewing Machine It has no superior.
Special attention is called to our new improved
Nos. 2 & 3 Manufacturing Machines
They have been thoroughly tested on e-ery des
cription or Cloth and Leather Work, running by
Steam Power at the rate or
1,200 Stitches per Minnie.
Producing more than double the work or any oth
er Shuttle Machine now in use; thestltch Is tight,
uniform and beautiful ; they are simple In construc
tion, easily understood, nnd not be li&ble to get out
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arc not only euual, but much superior to any other
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Empire Sewing Machine co., N.Y.
WELLS & RICHARDSON",
St. Joseph. Mo.
General Agents N. w. States and Territories.
TEE GHEAT
Through Passenger Boute
from:
BROWNVILLE, NEB.,
is via St. Joseph and
THE OLD RELIABLE
iillL & SI. JOSEPH
and
Council SluSs R. R. Line!
It & the best Short Route from EKOWXVILLB,
and all points on the ST. JOSEI'H t COVSCIL
BL VFFS UstlLIlOAD, to the
EAST OR SOUTH,
IT IS THE SHORT LINE TO
QTJIIVOY, ST. 3LOTJIS,
and Southern Cities.
And the most desirable route to
CHICAGO, DETROIT, PITTSBURG,
Toledo, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Albany
3cTTTork,Boston,aml allToIntsKast or South.
Passengers taking other lines East or West,should
by all means take this In returning, as It paees
through a splendid country: large and thriving
cities una over a first-class and elegantly equipped
road.
This popular line runs TIUtOVGH CARS and
IULLSL.l2rs SLEEPING PAJ.ACES from Mta
souri river to QUINCV and ST.IXHJIS, and gives
choice of route either way.
consrisrECTioisrs
A m ftTTTHTntr) . ve' the magnificent New
AT 0 U IN 0 1 f Iron Bridge acro&j the iluais-
Jslpplwith
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AT MAOOH!
With North Sllssouri It. K.
St. Jjouls, and East or South
CU.LiOU13.
BUY YOUR;THROUGH TICKETS
Via St Joseph,""
FOR SALE AT iT. JOSEPH, AXD ALL STA
TIONS OX THE ST. JO. . C.M.R.E.
Faro as Irw as Tjy any- Othorr Route.
Haggagc Checked to all Principal Taints.
P. B. nftnA'P1 m?n tt t.-1'iTVTnv
Oen'l Ticket Agt. Oen. Snpt.
JOEGAD notices.
Gnanllan'Salenfi?ni ...-.
-VTOTTCE is hereby giTen that bv vi-..
IN order of the I)Mrtf?,S. -yit?. of an
ONTHElSth DAY OF JUNE, jCh.vm
at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the d,rV.
Court House in Brownvllle, in said counrv 59
maha. will expose and sell at public vVndn- f9
highest bidder all the right, tlfleand fito5',?.t
minors and Mary Alice Wait hliirn??norw
Wait, deceased, in and to uS foil SlndSSSS
real estate, situated in said ccontr or V.m??U)e,l
to.wSKfiY5,,,) Jacpe tn,rteen (13,) east. Sadii'AV
JOHN BTJSFIIILI),
Bricklayer and Plasterer,
Brownviile, Nolrasia.
Is prepared to take contracts in his line In eltv r
co.Y,m?Tf., AH work d0?e ,n tne " of yie m
wlU build Cisterns, and warrant them perfect. -
-A. if-AuEIm:
OF
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
FOR, HOTHISG.
tions or the HOMESTEAD LAWS, enabling 5
instructing any person how to secure ono hniuW
acres or r.ch farming land for nothing, su month
before leaving home, anu In the richest acdmnit
productive portion of the Great West. Kronen!
YoTTnevwrereUtt wat
33-3m st TjmiU Ai-
FXiOEEIsrCE
Lock Stick, Reversible Feed
IEWING MACHINE
30
AWARDED THE
inGIIEST PRE3IIU3I "WlIEREilR
EXHIBITED.
The Only Macnine
Capable of Sewing in more than one direction,
and
Fastening all lis own Seams,
Without stopping the machine or turning the
cloth. It uses and wasted less thn-ad tJinn any oth
er, and will commence a seam without holding tho
ends of the thread.
"Warranted to SewIIcavy orFincGocls.
CTVIEIIR, 50,000
Sold Since 1861.
Send for Iteports and Circulars.
W. E. PLANT, I
General Ajcnt,
613 North Fourth t.', St. T-oaii, 3ro.
DUIVIN" &.HAYS,
LOCAL AGEXS,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
AGEXTS WASTED!
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John B. Potter &c Co.,
PVBLI.sHLRS.
014 and 017 Snnsom Street,
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' LAFAYETTE MILLS.
Situated on the Little emaha I fr r
miles north or Brownviile, and ft. -.rt i
or Nebraska (Ity. ,
Having pun-hasel the entire rcrr
Stills and thoroughly repaired and - . r- J -eame,
also erected a-
BAwmim
thereto, I nm nowprepared to doall k -iC
EXCHANGE or CUSTOM W0B3
on short notice and reasonable terz-S-
T.r,rr.hnr all frlnd 'FIntir. Heal and F C
stantly on hand ror sale, or in
EXCHAXGB
ror Grain or Stock or any Icind.
AI1 Worlc Warranted.
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SOLD BY
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