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il&Mp3!MMHOTC3Ha l ,G'"r.TL? l J i '4 i V'i U t )i r i I, i ! B-; Mr I -I B.i Wlf m W Hi ji rt. ill fc- ? i i V R. W..FURNA&, Editor r-cr .paetr" 4"f Jff1 ni-SPW j- . .i. . v "T muTTTiciTv Tr Trrr r m t a- Itcjmblicnu Stale Convention. A Republican State Convention will be held at the dtv oi Lincoln, on Wednesday thd 10th day of An mt. 170. at 10 o'clock a. m. for t'.ie mirtMiw of nla- cIub In nomination one candidate for Jlember of Congress, one cannmatc lor M.emDcr of Coiipresa contingent, candidates for Governor, Secretary of Btate, Trcasnrer, Superintendent or rublic Iiihtruc tion, State Prion Inpcctorand Attorney 'icncral, and for the transaction of-siu'li other business as juay proiicrly coma before the Convention. The delesal&j present from each Judicial District will nominate a suitable person for "District Attornoy foi Uieir respective districts. - The routine arc entitled to delegates In the convention. j;crt. 1'MtllT Battalo Colfax lw Cedar Cutnrnlnp.. 7.ikota Diroa. Dodsn.7S:. Douglass.. age Lincoln....iu.;".l I.'IiuwpiI-Court .l MndL?oii.....l Slerrick. . , l Nemaha. .ll Otoe. 1 1 l'awneo ...,.. C l'latte . It Icluirdsou ...... i......l (l :, JIne .. ,...... ..1 Siirpy... ...4 Saunders.3 Seward..... Stanton ..... ..l Wa.shinKton...G llall 3 Hamilton 1 Jeirerson 2 Johnson - 4 Jjincaster 5 , It ia hoped every county will be fully represent ed, as it is all important that good men be .selected for the various offices, and'that harmony prevail in their belection. By order of the Committee. 1L D. Hatha way, Ch'in. Plattsmou'h, Neb., 3Iay 27, 1570. y iitjMt '" iij.1 ,i ' .uift--- - 22SiSCit5&2kg2SSiSSSS5 --. .. !,.,.' "TOStMC'l NZ-Sissti- jjs-fS.r. -- The Surveying1 Party. On Mouda evening we enjoyed the pleasure of "taking tea" with the en gineering party ofVttic 23. Ft. K? & P. JR. H. "in thee)- pilfer chnrgo of chief engineer Col. v Wolcot. Tluqjj are "pushing 'things,"" and enjoying themselves as they go along al in good health and spirits. Seeman, chief cook, "gits things up" in Astor House style- "Tea or Coffee;" "Jlrilcd Quart," and "sich." Col. Waleot Is- mueh pleased with the country over which he has passed, and1 with the advnntturnous route ho has found thus far. The people along the line nre alive, and ren dering all necessary aid. Their progress has been slightly impeded the past week on account of the rains with which the country has been blessed. The present headquarters of the party is at Vesta in Johnson county. Bow Democracy Fixes Up Things. Rdito-hA dvertiscr .-New York City is popularly supposed to be a Demo cratic s'troug-hold. The. following table will give you a bird's eye view .of 'the policy by which this apparent strongth is manufactured and main tained. ' Hefc.thehonest voters of this Stato read and ponder dyer thfr fig- .ures : " Jlcdion District Oth Ward, 4th District Jth Ward, 10th District. 13111 Ward, Sth District...... 7ta waru,3iiisirict... Population 1S70 .2,700 1,070 .3,472 May Vote 3,993 J.02S 3,270 6,859 f.,997 5.1C0 7.3G9 1,001 3,012 4,911 Republican County Convention. The Republican County Convnetion will be held at CourtJrouseiuBrownvslleontbc'anhday or July next, at oneo'clockn.m., for the purpose of elect ing nvvvu ucjiuiti iu iuu jvuiiuunuui ouuc vi.....- uon.tanu lor tne porpose-oi fiwwng nviijijiii3 Tho Tr.Iti(.t fVmniMKt rII1 ho lipid attheusual places or voting, on the 23d day of July ntabur o ClOCK p. m., ni wnicu mere wm uc cikwu u.c- UKTIi MJ fcllC WllWiJ WJIHCiiuuuwo juiwhu. JTemaha City.. Aspinvroii St. JJeroln Bedford liouton Pern - .-. CJlen Kock , Lafayette-.. . Brown vllle 1)ouk1.os... Washington .. There wiU also be a County Kepublican Conven tion held In the Court House in Brownvllie, Sei- " . tember2hnext,atoneoTciocJcp. m., Jor me par pose of nominating one Senator and four Kepreen tatives. The Precinct Caucuses to elect delepates to the said Convention will be held at the usual places of voting on the 17th day of September, at four o'clock p, m., and will send up to the Coanty Conventlon the Bamenumbcr of delegates as above 8pecined jakvis s. ciruitcn. am. Our 3Iail Koutes In Nebraska, along the Missouri river from the State line to Omaha,! are in a wretched condition. In fact all points, except those in immediate connection with the St. Joe. & Coun cil Blufis Railroad, are without mail facilities, except as they gefrthom by their own private eflbrts. It seems that on the first day of the present month, the former daily mail line from Omaha down the river to St. Joseph expired. Since the comple tion of the St. Joe. & C. B R,t R. the contractors on this route have been serving Plattsmouth, Nebraska City, and Brownvilleby railand thepointa in Nebraska between these several points by arrangements of their own, with out running Stages. Now the con tract having expired and no reletting shaving taken place, all the points ex ceptthoseservedby railroadconnection are without mail facilities, 'injs 13 a great injury Inflicted on a very great hmUai JP Z nT a Vi2 4- A Arm niAn t-m t- r lrl dUULUUCl Ul JUUUU11UUU1 QlUUg bUU UIU line, and should be Immediately rem edied by our Delegation In Congress There is no reason for believing this matter to be the result of any design. It has been overlooked. We need ."this route just as badly, and more so, than ever before. Iet the various -2Xints interested get up partitions and lorwara mem to the Department asir lng that the route in question be re established, and service put upon It Immediately. " jl 'The i m TVnr. The country is both pained and sur prised to know that Napoleon, of France has declared war against "Prussia. The grounds upon which France declares war is the merest punctilio taking oflence atthe choice of Spain for a King, and which Prus sia.haa approved. The people of free Government, of course, understand all this. Napoleon desires to enlarge his boundaries ; and again to destract his own people by engaging them in a Foreign war. IVithout war abroad, France'will have war at home. Hence the present state of affairs. Let the Republicans remember that next Saturday is the day fixed for - Precinct meetings, at which delegates - are to be selected who are to meet in County Convention on the following Saturday, to select delegates for the State Convention. Everybody who .feels interested in the welfare of the party, or who desires the success of friends, should attend these Precinct meetings. It is too much the case that but ftiy attend them, or pay any attention to the selection of Delegates. .. .The result is that a fc7 interested - parties "fix.-up" things in about tbeir j own way, and the people have little to say or do. This is not as itshould be. The whole people are interested in & having nominated men for, and elect- c tcd'to offices, who are representative men who will come up to the Jefferson ianStandard, This is the people's busf- .ness, let them attend to it, then thore will be very little, if any cause for dissatisfaction, and harmony will be -Cjsroducive of strength. Tuvri" out T,friends,turn out. Yisit from Gov. Butler. Our city and county were honored with a visit from Gov. Butter on Tuesday last, who in the evening ad dressed the people in front of McPher- son Block, on the subject of railroad's ; the general fnterests, progress and de velopment of the State. The Gover nor is well posted In regard to railroad matters. He gave our people great encouragement in regard to the ulti mate success of our railroad grant bill 'recently before Congress. . O" Brownville Dnily Democrat. The first number of the Brownvilh Daily Democrat, under the auspice; of our enterprising and spunky cih- cotemporary, appeared on Tuesda3T last. It is highly creditable in bize, typographical appearance, and mat matter, and we hope the enterprising citizens of this place will give it a liberal support. The Nebraska Railroad Bills re main on the "Speaker's Table.' "Wu are confident the friends of these measures did all in their power to get them through at the past session. But they failed ; and so matters must stand until thenexfcsession, when we have every reason to hope they vill go through. In the mean time, our organizations mu3t "push things." With our present resources, if the counties of Johnson and Gage vote favorable on the proposition before their people, theB. Ft. K. & P. R. R. will have sufficient assets to complete the road to.Bcatrice. Senator Tlpm lias received the appoint ment of Vice Commercial Agent for the Uni ted States at Eradford, England. The above paragraph is going the rounds among newspapers. Not S6n ator T. W. Tipton, but his son, T. C. Tipton, has received the above ap pointment. Iowa Editorial Excursion. We have just received a letter from Gen. Wm. Duane Wilson, editor of the "Homestead and Farm Journal," Des Moines, Iowa, from which we extract tho following:; Des-Moines Iowa, Jaly ISth, 1870. R. "W. TuKSAS-fDear &.- T&eJSultors of Iowa" intend an excursion thronKh.Mlaurl In a week or so, and as we will bqat'Xnn&as Gity on tne--jaui or 30tn ox July, i wotuo.be very pleasant to meet yotrand other Editors of Nebraska then-and there. I would like very much to see yon, to Jiavo a littlo-tallrpn agricultural matters. I hope ltwIUbe con venient for you to he there as well as others. Our parties will consist of about 150 editors, and 75 or 100 ladles, or near 300 In all. Very truly yours, "WM. DUANE "WILSON. P. S. I will be present nt your next State Fair. Would be pleased to meet the Iowa Editorial Excursion Party, but fear we shall be unable to do so. Hope, however to meet Gen. Wilson, as well tis many of the Iowa Editors, at our State Fair. 7th Ward. 4th District-...: ...3.800 17th Ward, 14th District 3,000 21st Ward. 7th"DistrIct..'.:. 700 10th Ward, Sth District 500 1st Ward, Clh District-....-. -.. 957 ISth "Ward, (Jth District .2,500 Total....- - -22,199 47,015 The census returns in these wards are just finished, and the municipal election was h?ld last May. The city being under the unlimited coutrol of the Democracy, we naturally look there for an exemplification of the policy of .that party the policy which they seek to establish in Nebraska and elsewhere. When we are. asked to substitute Democratic for Republi can officials at the coming fall elec tion, nur mind involuntarily reverts to the officials of New York City, and the querry arises: "Will the New j York pattern suirlnNebrasKui,on7" We see by tho above table that votes can be manufactured without limit; that legal voting is a sham a mock ery. It is too slow a process for Dem ocratic requirements; votes must be manufactured ; ballot boxes must be stuffed; Governors and municipal officers of the Democratic faith must be successful. If the legal voters don't "wniitthum, repeaters and ballot box stuflers do; and thus we find over forty thousand Democratic votes cast in a section of the city containing but 22,499 men, women and children. This is but a single instance of the corruption which over-rides the ex pression of tho true sentiment of the State and City of New York. If we prefer this policy to that of an honest sexpression of tho will of the people, then are we prepared to vote the Dem ocratic ticket. If wo do not, then we can maintain the faith and standing of the Republican administration. Nebraska. BX . - TELE&HAtPH. ; 9 THENAR EST SFSOPB ! 1,000,000' FttESCH IN THE FIELD! MIUSIA FORTIFYING THE KHINE I ,. - "i OTHER POWERS JVEUTRAIi ! NO BATTLE FOUGHT YET ! THEMaEKETS.'&c., &c. Conference Committee on tlic Georgia ,4 Bill. . f J. Washington, July13. The Conference Committee on ""the Georgia Bill, at iti session this fore noon, were not able to agree, and re solved to so report to the two Houses. Subsequently two or three of the members were at the Capital, anil sppke of President Grant's desire to have that State brought in before the 2fationalTaxcs Repealed. Be it known that to the Republican party, the people of this country are indebted for a reduction, in taxes this year of $SO,000,000 by the tax bill agreed upon by Congress. The fol lowing synopsis is from' the Chicago Tribune: "It abolishes all-taxes on gross receipts, leg acies, suc-cetslons, watches, carriages, gold and silver plate, billiard tables, pass-ports, .salaries, banks and bankers;" the whole sys tem, of Hpeelal or license taxes, except thobc on dibtlliers and breweis, and all taxes on sales, except thosbpald bystamps, and thobc on sales ol leaf and manufactured tobacco, snuff cigars, wines and liquors. Jt also abol ishes the stamp tax on all receipts, transfers of mortnges, not for less than one hundred 'dollars: and canned and preserved fish. The taxes that remain are thoso excepted as here in noted, as well as the present taxes on bplr Its, tobacco, gas, fermented liquors, bank deposits, capital and circulation, income tax. and stamp taxes, except as abolished. Special taxes do not ceabe till next May, taxes on sails not till next October, and the others that are abolished expire on tho 1st of An- suu tuooroo tox la to bo collected, but th.cr.yeir.Porc ancl at the jnte of 2Upcr cent, with 2,000 exemption, tho tax on iiJoit ics pf government offlclals ceases tho first of August, and the difference, to that date, be tween 5 and 2J4 per-cent. Is to be deducted nextiprlng. In social or religious commu nities, dvo persons are to be counted as a family. The publication of Income returns Is positively prohibited. A 'iy, per cent, tax laid on dividends or incorporated banks, trust companies, savimrs Institutions, and &W Insurance, railroad, steamboat, canal. turnnikc. slack-wntcr. ens. coal, mliilncr. 'bridge and manufacturing companies, wnetner payable to citizens or non-residents. Interest allowed depositors, in savings banks Is not to be called dividends. The consolida tion of colleclorship and superviborship dis tricts, and tho discharge of needless olllcers Is allowed to thaPrcsIdent." Potters' Wake from Nebraska Clay. Our attention has been called to some specimens of Crockery Ware recently manufactured by Rich Bros., of Missouri Bottom, from clay pro cured in .Nebraska, that is very fine indeed. The manufactures decide it to be what is called "Kaolin," or Queensware clay. -It is white as. chalk, and with the proper glazing, will make ware as pure and white as that on the shelves of our merchants. This Is truly a valuable discovery , and will prove an item in the resources of our section of the State. A Dastardly Act; One night last "week some villain f went into a small orchard of choice v fruit trees, planted a year or two ago - -by Dr. E. M. McConias, on his farm .'"where he contemplates buJIding, and "girdled, entirely destroying tiie whole ' ltot, about fifty pear, cherry and ypach trees. We have no .hesitancy in pro nouncing this the most outrageous, cowardly and dastardly act everper f j&txated in this whole State. The i fching whom God has permitted to I "Wear he shape of a human, being I who woulu do so mean an act, would Kburn your hoi?e over you at midnight . "while yonr amity slept, and only lacks courage to "wajllay "and murder you foryourinoney. T:ie community is unsafe with such a mail at large, md therefore should make-especial and thorough effort to ferret ont the - scoundrel, and bring him to speedy punishment. " " 'VThe Doctor has no Idea who couJd have done this deed has no enemy that he knows of. He will give one hundred dollars reward for evidence thftt-will substantiate the guilt of the heathen. We repeat, let the whole rnmunlty take this matter in hand, TffthdUanntdQwn the wretch. We have before us a private letter from a prominent individual on the line of railroad from Atchison, Kan sas, to our State line, conveviuir cheefLug intelligence as to the con struction of that road. Contracts are Tibout being made for putting down 'the iron and furnishing rolling stock. That means the Trunk Railroad. The editors of the Blair Register have been arrested for an alleged vio lation of tho postal . law, in the sending ofprlntcd advertising slips folded in their papers." The result has been, that the prosecutors proved themselves asses, and there the mat ter ends. Schuyler, on theXJ. P. R. R.f is be ing made the headquarters for Texas cattle in Nebraska. Sixteen carloads were shipped to Chicago from there on the lGth. There are said to be 16,000 head at Schuyler at present. The people of Falls City have be fore them a proposition to vote Bonds to the amount of ten thousand dollars, to aid in tho S. W. & N. K. R. R. Bridge across the Nemaba river at that point. "The President has recalled Mr. Mot ley as Minister to England, and ap pointed Mr. Frelekghuysest, of New Jersey in his place, and the ap pointment has been confirmed by the U. S. Senate. The country knows no cause for the recall of Mr. Motley. One of our State cotemporaries boasts that it has a subscriber in New Mexico. Wo have subscribers in England, France, Ireland, Wales, Germany, Cuba, Canada and Scotland. 2 xno reports of foreign war has run .sup gold and produce. An "ill wind that blow nobody gopd," ThePrcssand Chronicle at Nebralka Ciliy liave consolidated. Tho P-ess retiritfgf aud the Chronicle, under the management of W. H. H. Waters, is the continuing name and paper- Robert Teare- Esq1., of this place, has loft at our office, a magnificent specimen of "Early Rose" potato. The Early Rose is gaining favor each seasou. Cheering to Fruit Dealers- So, also, to the lovers-of the luscious fruits of California. We learn, from a reliable source, that strong and per sistent efforts are being made to re duce the express tariff on fruits ship ped from California. The rates by car load are, probably, already endu rable. But only Chicago, St. Louis and the great cities, can furnish deal ers who can afford to buy nine tons of fruit at one time, and pay twelve hun dred dollars for a car load, containing that quantity. By tho time these -fruits reach those cities and are then shipped to .the thousands of towns looking to .those cities for their supplies, the fruit has been badly damaged, and the price, consequently, greatly enhanced, to make up thislos3 and the cost of second handling and re-transportation. The enormous tar iff on small lots, delivered ttloug the lines of the railroads, operates almost as an embargo upon this trade and the consumption of theso fruits. What that tariff is, as compared to the rate by car-load, can be inferred, when we stete that Omaha dealers pay 15 cents per pound for the fruits they receive. It is impossible.to estimate the mag nitude of tho trade that would spring up in California fruits, if the express juirt frmrrhf, fnrifT rnq ulnftfid whore ir. (ought to bo. It would be limited only uy mu .suppiy ut cue greatest, iruit country in the world. Every town and city would receive its supplies, commencing in the early spring and continuing until the frosts of autumn interpose a barrier to shipment. The delicious character of these fruits, and the largo variety embraced by the climate and soil,, of that wonderful country creates a demand for them throughout the West and even to tho Atlantic coast. It is sincerely to be hoped that the efforts being made to secure a reduc tion -on the price of freight of this character, will be successful, and that tne express ana railroad companies willsee their interests in seconding these efforte. OmaJia Republican. Death of Admiral Daklgren, Rear Admiral, John A. Dahlgren, died at tho Washington Navy Yard, of which he was Commandent, on the 12th. He entered the Navy as mid shipman in February, 1826, was pro moted to a Iiieutenancy, in March, 1S37, and to a Commander in 1855. Admiral Dahlgren devoted much of his naval life to ordnance duty, and experiments in this department. His success in this work has been proven by the great changes that have been made in this branch of the service. He was the author of several impor tant reports by order of the bureau to which ho was attached, and while he was not very particularly distinguish ed for actual service in war, ho was regarded as an able officer. Admiral Dahlgren was the father of the lamented and accomplished Ulric Dahlgren, who was killed at a skirmish near King and Queen's Court House. Virginia, in March, 1S64. eluded to meet again to-morrow, nu ,iee if it could reach an agreement. The Indiau office to-day received a telegf.tm from the Whetstone Agency, Dakota, reporting that the chiefs who latelvyifitdfl Washington, exercise a eroootJiunursi'ce in preventing wwpnr tiesYrofn leaving tnat agency Spot ted Tail reports ia"5e mmiber3 f NorThern Sioux crossing the Platte, and going south. Among the confirmations of the Senate to-day was Benj. F. l&tfs, for Governor of Montana, vice James M. Ashley. Official advices at hand last night from our foreign representatives, as serting that there was little or no rea son to doubt but that a war between France and Prussia would at once be inaugurated, led to something of an informal conference, this morning be tween the President and members, several Senators and members, as to whether the administration should not take some measure to reinforce Its position in tUe way of naval strength, in order that the Govern ment might be prepared for any un forscen emergencies. One of these emergencies was mentioned to be the Erobable attempted seizure of Cuba y France. Some members of Con gress proposed that Congress increase the naval appropriation. Hon. D. S. Norton, United Stales Senator from Minnesota, died this morning atl o'clock, of consumption. He had been confined to his bed for the last three or four weeks. The President has nominated F. L. Frelinghuysenas Minister to England vice Motley, recalled. Frclinghuy huysen has been confirmed. Grand Island, July 14. A fearful tornado swept over this place this af ternoon. Several houses were blown down, and many others were unroof ed. The windmill, of the Union Pa cific railroad was blown down, and the round house was unroofed. Th6 damage is estimated at from $10,000 to $15,000. Fortunately, there was no loss of life. Salt Lake, July 15. Ia theJ. S. District Court, to.-day, intlie, suit ot Godbe & Co., vs. Brigham ;Young, as trustee of the Church-of JesusChrist of the Latter Day Saints,, for $10,000 with four years' interest,' the jury gave judgment for the plaintiff. 'Ibis is the first suit against Brigham Young as trustee. Others are pending. Berlin, July 15. The King re turns here to-day. There is great ex citement in the city. Prussia refuses to abandon her pol icy of masterly inactivity with regard to the Spanish throne. At St. Petersburg there Is a strong feeling on the part of the Russian government against France. Itis be lieved now that the Emperor .Napo leon is bent on an aggressive war to destroy the balance of power In .Eu rope, seize nn overmastering position and force the restoration of the Bour bons on Spain by arms. The North German Gazette has a dispatch from Ems to-day giving the particulars of the withdrawal of the Flench Ambassador, Benedctti. It seems that he' accosted the Iving of Prussia, while the latter was drinking !. ,i.nfn-a rf fiia cnniiir. dcmandinir adjournment, and the committee con-1 nrnmntnriiv i,;s intentions on the U i . i: ;..i., Denver, July 14. Jerome D. Chaf fee was nominated by tho Republican Convention, yesterday, as Delegate to Congress. The convention was very harmonious, and the nomination of Chaffee was unanimous. The Repub licans endorse the administration of President Gran t ; approve the re-admission of the States lately in rebel lion upon civil and political equality, and all'demands of impartial suffrage and equality before the laws; opposes class legislation ; welcomes to the Territory tho poor mid oppressed of all nations, promising freedom and the rights antl privileges belonging to the most favored Americans; con demns the importation of Coolies or other bonded laborers as the first step towards the new system of slavery, detrimental to the interests of the la boring class. Vienna, July 15. The goverment of Austria; England, Italy and Rus sia are known" to have presented at Pans remonstrances against war. u to London, July 15. Count Bismarck has issued a circular, whith has been telegraphed in all directions, notify ing German vessels to hasten to ports of sbelter. The notification, of course, applies to-all ocean vessels belonging sto German ports. The French declaration ot Avar is based on the following causes : First. Tbe insult offered at Ems to Count Benedetti, and the approval by the' Prussian-Government; and sec ond, the refusal of the King of Prus sia to compel tne wiuiumwaj ui r-nnce Leopold's name as a candidate for tiie Spanish throne ; and third, the fact that the King persisted in giving the Prince liberty to accept the crown. "The declaration," continues the extra Constitufioncl, "of the charges against Prussia awaken the slumber ing recollections of 1814. Let us crpss the Rhine and avenge the insults of Prussia." nondinir imbrofflio. He was thereiore dismissed immediately. il T' Rome, July 16. A Liberal uprising is expected here. Fears are entertain ed of an attack on the city. Paris, July 16. Last night many Senators congratulated the Emperor. Several clnb houses were illuminated. All the bridges over the frontier be tween Belgium and France are des troyed, so that the territory of the former shall bo respected. Tho Sen ate will vote to-day on the measures vototf by the Corps Legislatif, after which th? declaration of war will be officially transmitted to all govern ments on diplomatic relations with France. An effort will be made to lo calize the war between Franco and Prussia German v not being a party to the question at is?uc- . ., It is said France wiil oppose to the Prussian rifled cannon, 3 revolving cannon shooting forty balls per min ute, and perhaps Dyman's Amb".pici:o Suu- .. . .. A dispatch irom beitz, m liarsnine, 27 miles from Strasbourg, says theJ Prussians entered France via Forback, in the department of Marseilles, oh the Mayence audMannheim railway, but as the Prussian force is said to be only a detached corps, but little im portance is attached to the movement. r The French forces near the frontier were estimated at 130,000. The Moniteur has positive assurance of the intention of Spain to keep .clear of anv complication in the im pending struggles. Paris, July 19.- Up to this time not even a skirmish has occurred be tween the hostile forces. Official notice of the declaration of war' by France against Prussia was sent yesterday to all the European powers. France has notified Prussia that she will not use explosive bullets if .Prus sia will not After the first battle has been fought all the powera of Europe will make an effort to stop theconflict. St. Petersburg, July 19. Advices from the agricultural districts of Nor thern and Central Russia, represent the crops looking well, and promises a yield above the average. l in New York, July 19. Forty-eight cases of sunstroke yestcrdayj.eighteen were fatal, and thirty-three fatal ca ses reported to-day. i0- Km Chicago, July 19. Complete offi cial returns from every county in tho State give 97,117 for the new consti tution. The minority representation has 29,250 majority. Lieut. Gen. Sheridan, accompanied by one member of his staff, will sail for Europe next week, on a tour of ob servation of tho scenes of war. 17. It isrumored Prussia are in full London, July that Russia and accord. The Prince Imperial accompanies the Emperor to the Rhine frontier. Paris, July 17. The Opinion JVa tioncl, Prince Napoleon's organ, says we learn from good authority that Italy has tendered, to France, at the latter's option, either her friendly neutrality or unconditional aid. It adds that 'Prussia has offered the province to Austria for alliance. La Patrie says the news from Den mark and the Duchies indicate that the hatred against Prussia is so great, that if their governments, hesitate to take part in tho present conflict the people will rise against them. In Hanover there is great agita tion, and the Prussian General com manding has asked for reinforcements. i LoNDOTT, 3ly IT. Itoly -and JDon- mark assure the powera of their in tention to preserve a neutral attitude. The troops of Saxony are in mo tion ; reserves have been ordered out to protect the frontier. ui em Munich, July army, including a been ordered to take the field 17. The Bavarian reserve corps, has Florence, July 17. A great popu lar demonstration was made here, "to day, against France. Crowds col lected in front of the foreign ofticeand German Am bass v, and shouted, "Down with France I" "Viva Ital ians ! Viva Prussia !" MARKETS. St. Louis, July 19. Wheat firm and better"; No. 2 red fall at 1.30 J .35; No. 1 do, 1.40(a,1.45; No. 3 spring sold at 1.05. Corn active and un changed ; mixed and yellow, S791; white, 11.05. Oats opened firm and higher at 5054, and closed dull at an advance. New York, July 19. Wheat closed dull at $1.50, best price. Corn firm at $11.09. Oats firm at 6365lc. Pro visions steady and firm. Chicago, July 19. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat less'excited and lower, closing dull at 1.20. Corn firm at 90 cash ; 93 was bid for August. Oats firm at 52. Rye steady at 85. Democratic State Convention. It was resolved by the Democratic State Convention, at their meeting at Nebraska City, on Wednesday, to hold a State Convention at Platts ipouth, on the 7th day of September, to pJuce in nomination a State Ticket. So afterall, there is enough vitality in the "nterrified" of Nebraska to get up a b'.'ate conclave. Who it is that is anxioil for the honor of lead ing tho forlorn I:pe to hopeless 'de feat, does not yet Conspire. The ju dicious managers have given mem selves ample time to bo governed by circumstances. If the Republican camp should present an unguarded spot, the "Riierrillas" will make dead set for it. If the Republican Convention should, in an unguarded moment, or by reason of unwise coun sels, do anything not entirety satis factory to the mass of Republican vo ters, starting out with this stock in trade, the Democracy will endeavor to make a break in our ranks, and rob a Republican victory of its complete ness. Forewarned, forearmed. In the light of this jackal propensity of tho opposition to "watch and wait over the border," the duty of Repub licans is made plain. Present a united front, and phice in nomination the best and strongest men. Stand to your colors! Everything for the cause, nothing for men. '..A goo'd cause always demands the best efforts of its friends, and personal considera tions should always be subordinated to the triumph of principle. Omaha Republican. Skellenberger Bros. . HABDWABE MERCHANTS Wo. 74, McPIierson's Block, BROWNVILLE, NEB., SOLE AGENTS FOR. CANTON CLIPPER PLOWS!! TUB RUST RZO W MADE! ST. JOSEPH, mo. wholesale and reail dealer in Iron, Steel, and Heavy HARDWARE! WAGON,Carriage,and Plow Works, Axes, Sliovels, Sindet, 1'ilcs, Hasps, Chains, Oarriase and Tiro JJolw, Nuts antl Washers. Nails, 3IoRtt and .Mule Shoes, Ba-ws, Castings and Hollow Ware, hugar Kettles, Andirons, Skillets and Urts, blew lots, Hake O vens.PraitKettlcs and Sad Irons. BliACKSMlTII'S TOOLS: Anvil, Stocks and Dies. Bellows. Sledge and Hand Hammers, Vices, Pincers, Itasps, F-Arriers Knives, Tire Iron, tc OUTFITTING GOODS: Ox Yokes. Axle Grease, Ox Chains, Wason Jacks, Ox Shoe Xalls, Shovels, Picks, etc. Hubs Spokes and Bent-slult Agricultural Implements : CELEBRATED MOLINE PLOWS, Engle Mowers, jrcCormick's Itcnpcrs and Alowers, Kallers Horse nVW Corn Planters. Sulkv Corn Cultivators. Hand Corn Shellers.IIay Itakes, etc., ct. aoejt run FAIRBANKS' SCALES. Buying my goods direct from manufacturers X offer very great inducements to . WHOLESALE BUYERS. w. CO. AT. WYETH & "Wholesale Dealer in HARDWARE & CUTLERY No. 6 South Third, bet. Felix & Edmond sts ST. JOSEPH. MO. HARNESS, Skirting, and all kinds of Saddles, Leather, Urldles. Hardware, tc, constantly on hand. Agents for JMtson's Circu lar Saws and Marvin's Safes. t'-y iStCES. ,. Legal Wotlce. TITLHTS C. KEMnnn.,, ... ,., f "?. pMuSa "?? ttJ hCi.Vr"" -"Bines court of Xoinifc- rewl " ".. ." defendants. kn,i th,?"?Cr nJ l uMyerai Tiiaintifr. wt t - inwAXt.:. ??aHTa-rtoa,aJMJS XlZ11 ot secttoa number thlrtT-c,.8 ,Jmh shin number fl .iJ rvPJ " Gil i .: jsa, unfiec a certain deed of stSS mh?n br the said Jmina r i?inV?r ? ttonsra,." ? hereby the said land w'S.6,t Si sell the name and apply the 2LaPUoriiM the same day in favor oT3fccrmi,S S'&tt? bearer, for two hundred and MJSnL ifeta5' iaiS i..V.r,'"'"-.- I"nun-sars tha, V-a .SS-ffi """- ff3"&ussJ uiui io4u; " Dated July 20th, lira 4Wt ra THOMAS &-Rrn-K Attnrnikr rnw-m-. 1 .,-..,. mi,. egal Xotlce. rULVItLES I). KEUXKin -m .-i . .. .. .oraceMctcair.asnla!nt,ff Vi."0" thi Vaactt.orNa:Sa i t.-.-if ---. '3m quarter of section number thirfXV,, '"?." ' or iooand arS - $ nusneroi section number lhirty.f0nrnir'a ' ;" in, i-u.-si, situate in .Semnhi ivr"ii ' ca, under a certain deed of trSsi ?oVm22& y tS!riaJ!S?!5r?3toJqu5 3fe PPly thewSc& n payment Tf fVi 2P. ?mL "J' CharleaD. KeS1 f ! :" " AAJTT IIU7 I iiviirnr n-r uw v.dJiuiv.JiKirn r t .. .red and IHrtj dollars, wetaf oni 12 l date. If the said note should nnlh. .".2 f?ar sy. Jnaiutlu- says that no nart at ki .i' has, been paidand he a?kf ufa? ffiKft 43 oni to par tne same. "" "o The said CharT. T t.-u,. i . . ! answer or demur to plaintiff's TO'lHonTP1'! September Sth. la pe.itlou onorbtd Dated July 3)th, 187a j THOMAS A MOADY ...cja ,r riainua -10-lt Pecitloa for Divorce." OAJtCELTTUVVT! ,.i,. . O self James TwiiilKm Ttaw tomSt?4 b3 n" . .'er U,1S wut' '"" "'Cd her petition Cl District Court in and for Nemaha Ccnn'v vV fca .against him as defendant. an.MhSt1 nnd WW1 ot Petitionare lo obtain P of said Court divorcing her from the ,.i ft ant. and restorlnboi. S-JlriPiif ft Said defendant fa required toT&S Dated Julv nth. i.Vtcrs forComPiW J. PFEIFFERS' MI AIRS 1,12 WOKKS! Corner Sixth and St. Charles Streets, ST. JOSEPH, 3K. Dealer in Lime, Hair and PLASTER, "WHITE SAND, FIRE BRICK, &c., ifcc, itc, c. H-loly Wfcl Legal JTotlce. -OERKAIiD OPEXHEDtERand Jmtin 5f, & .e?S?l? ?2F5?J?,!r & Myer. will J .u . iwuwi a eare anu llobert W. Fnrn commenced nmltln ty, T11...L:. V. 5? County, Nebraska, to which winTri!0 iSroM'&S J,,." XcAw s-fissr raMa 7 saw '"""UIIC ?.".,,Vrisus,; given to wid John llcf 13 In block 19, In Brownville. in h liVi ?J n" for the purpose of Securing four pru'tuZi n,iST,ha? &alc amounting lathe alire S3.3S0 00, nnd to abtain a decree for theeo premises to pay said Indebtedness. ' The said Openheimervfe Meyer have a jail against said Wilson in the DUtrict Court,?; Ti .- . ,-Y-"v,.'a,.aula,npa -March i;th. liO) lien ot which FialntilTs say is inferior to MOrct Said defendants. Onenhefmer m. quired to plead, answeror demur on or xfott Dated July Hth.lSTOL THOMAS & BROADEV 'KK't Attorneys for Malnrti Mfj Plattsjiouth. Julv 15. Iliavc iust 'received the following from York county by letter: Kcports wereurougntin on the hrst inst., by a party of hunters, that some of Capt. Spaulding's men had run on to a gang of horse theives, some seventy-five in number, disguised and painted as Indians. Roports say that the soldiers captured ten of the ..vil lains, washed and hung three, taking the others to camp. It is believed by many that these are tho Indians that have committed the Jate raids along the frontier. A large party of soldiers, some of whoin Jiave lost .valuable horses, are out on the trail, and will be heard from KQOJl. The author of the above is reliable. II. D. Hathaway. LoxDOJf, July 17. A dispatch from Berlin says: The South German States, responding to Prussia's notice of a declaration of war, are enthusi astic in their support of the Father land. Political differences are oblit erated by the aggressions of France. Columns of Prussian troops are mov ing in the direction of the Rhine and the North Coast. Terrible Tornado in Saline County. A terrible tornado passed, through Saline. county, Neb., on Sunday even ing, July ord, causing an immense de struction of property. The day had been excessively hot, and the gather ing clouds butokoncd a storm, when about 5 o'clock in the evening it was seen approaching from the North west. It entered the county from the Northeast, and passed in a southeast direction, tearing down houses, barns, trees and everything that came in its path. Striking Pleasant Hill, it de molished four dwelling houses, then struck the large unfinished store house of Ingles & Smith, making a complete wreck of it. Passing onward it spent its force in Gage county. Messrs. Ingles & Smith are the heaviest losers, their loss will amount to auout twelve hundred dollars. WOOLWORTH & COLT, BooJti: Binder s3 And" Dealers in BOOKS, STATIONERY, paper-hangings, A2TD PRINTEBS' STOCK. No. 12, 2d St., St. Joseph. 31b. CASH RAID FOR RAGS! AIiX, -AJOOAR.2 I " The Brownville Transfer Line, Under the management of JACOB ROGERS, Is now Running Regular Omnibusies from Brownvillo to tho Railroad Tormiiras ot tho Council Bluffs and St. Joseph Railroad, At JSoxrtli Star, Mo., Two Mllc. from Brownville and North Star Ferry Landing. Good Omni'bnsscs. Close CoanoctiOHf Chargos Modornto. 30-ti Prolinte Notice. "JTOTICE Is hereby given that the first and ij it ,-'-".: "' ovpieniocr, is.u.aresttasrfai ITlllph f A nvAti-a .nil hM. .....I. ... A ,r i-,V';V" !'."'" psainsi me e A. W. MORGAN. g,"'t Probate Jn&j Before A. IV. 3Xortraii. Jnatlr nr. Peace In antl for A'cmalin. Conaty Theodore It'll and Ivlsl Hill, of the firm name of Theodore iliil & Co. rotJee. vs. 1 Alltellearnes. J A . E-HI-AItKES: Yon are lierrbr nofj 'i-"Bi Aiirouorc jiui andUsb lid! ofl nrm pr iheodore-IIili & Co., obtalnftf an cnlJ uiuu.-jiuM.-ni against your nrojierty btfort X.I 11,70, to sntibfy their claim aealnst you f&rpj wltn ;nress irom me nth day of Jjnairv and to cdver cost not cxceetlinit is on. Vou vrul Peac answer or demur to salductltn or berore uiu J'i " or August lgd at 9 tclo m., or JudgerutJJt w 111 be taken as conJVvHed. THEOIK)RKIIII.L( Fuen'ck & ItooEita. Att'ys fur Via. Probate Notice. "VrOTICK fa hereby idren tkat thel'rohnXtl i. i or Piemiifin couniy, Jetirica, m appoic the Sth dar of July. ISTO. at it) o rlot-k a. nt.. At I time, and tbe lrobate Court Room liiltiowmllll the place, to examine and allow the final am of Nancy J. Coleman at .AdmnibtratiU oflbii tate or James w. cnlemaa.aeceaseu. Dnteil JuueSth. 1870L A."W.510RrtAJ.i 371t lro!n'e Ju.Ii li1 1.113 A LARGE sVNX) SPIiENDID ASSORTMENT MEAT STOVES JUST RECEIVED AT Shellenberger Bros., 74 Plain St. RROWNVILLE, KFB. JESTKA Y JFOTIVFJi. Estrny Honc. 'JUKES' up hy the sucriher, June a. 10. 114 i at i'airview firm, (ilen Itock ITecinrt, ti.- ( lunniK esiray suicic, lo-wn: om iron BrryJ old mare: one Korrel 3 year old mare, un ! Krey 2 j-enroldhoroe: one sorrel Z year old rJ rlT.a ..n..A. I . ... ... ... J eharses, and take them away. S. WAt-TAFl as-ot. Pakis, July 153 p. nr. Tho ex citement here is very great. No op position to the war is manifested by any class. lients advanced to 6G francs. Iia Liberte reports irreat bodies of troops were put in motion last night for the frontier, anu tne Jsmperor will soou-tako the field in person. Washinqton, July 15. At least half the members of Congress left Washington to-night for their homes. The Indian bill continues the peace commissioners another year. The Senate has affirmed the act of the President in the removal of old Indian agents appointed by his prede cessor, and supplying their places wicn army omcers. Bills presented for signature were signed, including army and Indian appropriation bills the latter within five minutes of adjournment. Chicago, July IS. The grain mar kets open very excitedly, this morn ing, wheat selling on open board, at 9:30 A. sr., at $1.33 seller August an advance of nine cents over the closing prices oil 'Change, on Saturday. New York, July 18. The Tribune correspondent telegraphs that not one word of Thiers remarkable speech was allowed to reach England by tel egraph. There has been a systemat ic scheme afoot to deceive Europe about public opinion in France re garding the Avar, and to deceive France about the opinions of Europe. Tho press censorship was never more active and unscrupulous, in spite of its first warning. Tne Jiuglisli press now, Avithout ex ception, charges Franco with tho re sponsibility of the war. j . ji. Chicago, July 18. The opening of tho wheat market in Liverpool, to day, quotes, wheat at 304d. advance. m m i Copenhagen; July IS. The neu trality of Sweeden has just been of ficially aunounced the Government having previously communicated with France. v ' The Bund Reicksrath of the North German Confederation met here to day. Prussian Diet all cady in session. Chiefs of all parties assure the King of their approval of his dignified and energetic attitude. A resolution was adopted according unlimited credit for national defense . -mire i,!,;, jjm m,i. U'1 '-Ifcf ' I a A1 H BamBcaB PROPOSALS FOI. BUISjUING SC3I0451. HOUSE. SEALED PBOPOSAT.S Will be received nt the residence of Jlarny Otens. in Washington Pre cinct, up to August 13th, ISTO, for building Hickory Grove School House in said precinct, stee of house, 20-t. one story high, to be hnilt of stone. All the material will be furnhhed on the ground. Contract will be let for the entiro hulldlnir, stone nnd wood work. The Directors reserve theriRht to rejectany and all bids. For detailed pocirlcatlons apply to Conrad"IIiirms. .. ,. H.VRJY OTIHS'S, PETER HOI'S, FRED OEST3IA2T2f. July 20th. 1S74. 4Wt Pigment USi Broad Street, liettveet 3d fc-tli, TxHZMOWT, HS3RASKA. S. EC. ITOWI.ER, PROPPJETOR, Thi3 House Is within 50 rods of the V. P. lt.lt. and S. C. it P. It. It. Hepots. Hacks leave lor West Point daily, and Uncoln tri-weckly. C-tf OF ONI HUNDRED ACE; TOS. NOTHING. A COlnllllatlnn with full nml flpmrflfp PTTilll .i .:--"-" "" "-- .r.r"- . . - i tiuuiui me iiu.niiHTivjJ ivws, enaoijiej iii-iirucimg any person how to secure one l-ca acriaj or rich fanning land for nothliu,. ii c before leaving home, and in the riclict ard prodnctivo portion of the (.'real Weft. IfyM template eniigrat ton. send FiOy Cenfct for tliU uu nm uevcr regret It: M. E. 3TAYXAl:r S"m SLJMih.?! FAE3ttERS' WIVES. HOW TO MAKE GOOD STKONG V Al WrLla BK.IBGS ISrOTZCES. "VTOTICE IS HEItEllV GIVEN, Thnt prqi)osaU -L will lie received for the erection of ai:ridge across a brancli of the Muddy, at or on the east sec tion line of section 36, town 5, range 12. east. The Jlridgoto beiorty foot 5p.11, with abutnivnts eigh teen feet high. Bids will bo received at the oillce of tho County Clerk until 12 o'clock M. of July Uh, 1870. The Bridges to be of good .material. Tho rbcht to reject any or all bids reserved. By order ot the Board of Commissioner. JAS. JT. HACKEtt, SKlw Con n ty CI erk. NeY York, July !. AJarge rium-1 uer 01 uermans caiiea on tbe Prussia consul here, to-day, and expressed a willingness to return tq take service in the Prussian arrav. Tho c6ri$ii! hastily telegraphed Bismarck for in structions. A dispatch from Washington says Admiral Porter recommnnds the en listment of 18,000 seamen, and the immediate placing of tho Navy on a war footiug. Tho President is being urged to convene Congress at an early day to legislate accordingly. J. E. SHOOK & BE0., Would Inform their numerous iriend and thapub- I Y1IC generally lime, mey nave on nanu a large I ashuriiueiiiuinuKinus 01 ATIVELUMBEIi al which ther will cll at nrices to nn!t rn. I tomec... Parties intending to build would XI V(7q x"lem at their jAimber Yard 8tefl --.-rT B2i, JNLI5.t .before purchasing else--, here.., 370m ZZT Omz XAY! From Cider, Sorglnvm, Molnsscs, Su gar, Wino, or tho- jnico of any fruit, JDiroctions Sim-olo and Easy. Cost not one-half that of tho old process of allo-Kring Cider to sour in harrols. Any ono can inako it. Pull Direc tions sent upon receipt of Fifty Cents. Address, "IV 33-3m LAFAYETTE MILLS. Situated on the Tjlttle Nemaha ller, ih nines norm or brownville, and fourteen jontss of Nebraska City. j Having purchased the entire Interest In tli'M iUills.aud thoroughly rejuiired and inipruni3 "t"lt UfcW4.U 1 LWMW thereto, I am nowprepared t doali kiml'c EXCHANGE or CUSTOM W01 i on shortjiotice and reasonable ternu. L r.um&crof all kinds. Flour, Jfeal and Fel. """j uu uanuiorsaie, orin E X C II A X G E ror Grain or Stock of any kind. All Worii Warranted. D. II. BISHOP, ST.OUIS. 310. WHEN YOU BUY A COOKOf STOVE it is economy TO GET THE BEST! S-ly C. SANDER?.. Frepri'ij MSM JJjrw NLttYao; QHHiK&!M Pakis, July 15. The Consiitutionnel says that in consequence of the insult onerea to Jienedetti, trance accepts the war which Prussia offers. The Corps Legislatif declared in favor of war. The declaration of war has been an nounced in the Corps Legislatif, and war is affirmed in an extraordinary edition of the Comtitutionnel, the min isterial organ. Tho declaration of war by the Corps Legislatif took place ten minutes be fore two o'clock. Tho Corps Legislatif voted the ex treme demands of the government, ine ieic voting in tne negative. j Zurich, July IS. Switzerland will maintain armed neutrality. The Chambers have voted plenary powers to the State Council to raise money and troops. am London, July 18. The Morning Post has a double-leaded article con taining the following : "Any viola tion of Belgian territory ends Eng land's neutrality. The Times also says: "France, without a shadow of excuse or iusti- fication, plunged Europa in war, of which no person living may see the ena." New York, July IS. A panic has arisen from a rumor that the Emper or of Russia had pronounced in favor of Prussia. Tho rumor paralyzes Ka poleon and everything. Gold opened at 17J and advanced sharply to 22 on rumors of Russian interference ; declined to 20, and at 2:15 p. sr. was quoted at 21$. ' 3XT3XES ATAUCKOlf. HEABQtrAllIKnS DKI'AirTMKNT OF TJIE PlACTE,") Chief QtjABTKitASTat'8 Office, - OiiAHA, En.. July 0, 1?70. J B1 sold at DIltECTTOX of the Quartermaster General, m to. -Vi-J"v . t J ? wmmm ' $s!MM -- v K'. 11 mTJ'mmr tmWikmW f-f-r -sssmxmM;i&$- tho following animals (more or less) will be at nutillc auction. Deln? In crcwinrthpiranH of the Army. They are serviceable and In cood or der, and are those advertised June 10th and SKb. AT OJLVHA CITY, NEBRASKA, GOO MULES, on Julr 19th, 1870. FORT KEARNEY, NEBRASKA, 10 MULES, on July 21st, 1870. FORT D. A. RUSSELL. WYOMING. 400 MULES, on JulyS Sth, 1870. FORT SANDERS, "WYOMINO, 42 MULES, o-n July 29tn, 1870. FORT FRED STEEL, WYOMING, 35 MULES, on August 2, 1870. FORT BRIDGER, WYOMING, 130 MULES, on August 4, 1870. CAMP DOUGLAS, UTAH, 35 MULES, on August 8, 1870. Thesales will commence at ten o'clock A.lvr.nn the davs named. Terms ; Cash on delivery of animate. ALEX. J. IVKItKY. Ilvt.nrkT.Geii'l, 3-3t Cli.Qr.hlr. y vi.V. arTWL E limiM&i''s'JbZ'r TIIE GREAT CAM OF ELTrMATCMISEj Just Published In a SeaIed"EaTeIP PIUCE SIX CE2TS. A Lecture oa the Nature, Treatment sad W Cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Ww't vaiuniarj- Jim wsiojii. acxuai ueoiuiy a"" ' mpnL4 til Mflirlrtl'l flnnarftllv XprVCOSn,p sumption, jspuepsey nnd rlts, Jientaiaru Incapacity, resulting rrom self-abuse ?" ekt J. Cl.vK weu, it. V., authoor of xr vj iWJK, lIC .-r: 1 viHrni.rar'VCTiigu wiozss-. rm. -Lecture, el ear! V Trrvt frv.r tilttnu 4 that thft awful rrmuwmAnPM nrlfului IE1! enectually removed without medicine. n W znneroua surgical operationx. bondf. 'miYlt ikutis or coruiais, pointing- out a uioob -; once certain and eirectual. by which v err 'tt no matter what his rrmiiitlnn mar he. nia himself, cheaply, privately and radical!'"' " WILL PROVE A MOOS JV Have been sold in the last two years NOT ONE HAS FAILED TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION They are nnlversally acknowledged The Best Cooking Store Made! AXD WHEItEVEK KNOWN LECTURE Vr'-VJ.v A V mini's.-j vnv Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to M iuKsa,lHwpaui, on receipt or six cenu. ; tamp. ALo, Dr. Culvcnrell'i "Man-las' price 33 cento. Address the -I'ubli-.bers, CHAS. J. O.KU-NK -A CC V? Wmi .rr. NeT 1 " .. A.V ' - rf I rom. umce KoxgviS(. KEW STOCK OF Dry-Goods and Groceries ?HEn IHLLED J. A. PIKEH. T. K. REYNOLDS. SOUTHEEE' HOTSi. PIXER & RE YZVO tJiS, Proprietors Eight street, two blocks from R. R. Depot, ST. JOSEPH, MO. 451y For TJaifonnity in Baiing, For Econoaiy in tho uso of Fuol, For Durability and Convenience, and their perfect adaptation to the TTA5TS OF TTESTEBX PEOPLE ! ST2TD FOR PIUCE UST TO Shellenberger Bros., Brownville, IVeb. A. W. ELLIS, Trt nrvmmATfiA Mia miKlfi. in nl! nbOUt Lv L lias Just received, and opened up In that pi' SIOCK Ol . GRT-GOOOS, GROCERIES, BEA 3IADE CLOTHIXC, which he Is selling at prices which deiy cam lion irom the river towns. lnjrupapoint In the Interior. Pff'SjXJrf ik can Res cxkhls jusi as cneap.wnicu - ,; storeor Jtr. .Kills. jE. h. dross, Map Publish Wholesale and Retail Derlcr J Oval, Eustic and Fancy Fras Enqravings, Lithograpns. CHROJIOS, Albums, Pocket Maps, and lp 313IiOCUSTSTBSi W LOUIS. 210. Boot and Stationery. Dea1";,-"613 CU vassers supplied at tae iu . Send fur dWriptive circulars. AW i .axJ k