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ORDER Of ATTACnENTl-lJhCPWZ. "
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tlce of the Peace, in and lor Nemaha uhm. V
of Xebnuka. To Mrs. J. M. Morxieon. til TuiS
ant. In. tlie above -entitled i
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fie;C9iu6ctieiU, election lias rcsultcjn in the ra,ikiulJ lilgof-our ownrjiartjy timiji fr niiw'in eilsfLMiee.iiffiWM-' Gonyoiiypu tlitojuebufujfeajai- island in uiiiiiuuuu", coiwontwAii iikm 'gSSw'tJ.
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Mpvenny.allhxcuarcs.niciK, - Jight thua suintilat.ng from Pawnee J 8llJS, tllbe be provide law.lni- Columdla shows 12,114 whites end . -Ht whs c. wivihvs
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comltiic C'lUwUtutionnl ..Convention.
it uMnannear next week. ,
,-r x.- -A ,-.' -. ''f 15" '.
There has been a blooily engage-,)
menVltw-cen'th'c commune naur-
gents t Vans,, and.the .regular u-i
yr. --j
ijroy-i
ernhient at Versailles, nisuug i
tenj
lmnr.-ciefailting'in favor
larjrovernmentand the.tincondUHm-i
aTsurreniler of the insfirgeilt? forct.j
3Yve read the Chronicle aright the
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jaenAiers bfour Jatc- Legislature re-
ceived.XuH.jayt aj, tha,r;ite of $3 per
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r . ! '. 1h,.s i- .nnrUhey dug-down to below ins arms,
fS: l;:,
PPJe cdme rntbiTnegonU then. ,
4Ef4i fJea'iy'd . ;j AMoeiyspeclalfe Fair ' PromXxuu.
-4I ' : ' l"Xr ,5 -, '! P. llNSttleTon'&Co., manufactur-X-MMMqn
"kP'-iewtind-dealew in William's Com-
Si SS,"t l ih0, ?f ?riWnea. FInjjlDli' S.t, Joseph,
gcbool-'CoiiVenlion which will con- -t.;..i ;.., ... ti.
ie5i?!,i1icolb, commencing oil thej
3d?day of May, ?est. The cpnimit-
U!eare in Correspondence with qtherif
rfflndayVlipol workers whose pi-es-1
ttficejhey hope tdi obtain, on that pcV
csFJon.. e liopo the State.. papers
vriUJtlfoTotJghly advertiso this'nieet
Tri' 6Yiiiu'Suii'layScbool ;men ofrtbe
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-fe-Tha bill for the Legalization ofthe
ullioy hiibscription to tjio. Q,. M. &
P.'ltV 11., parsed the House over the
tpyeJruor's y.eto by a vote of 103 to
14,'nndt Uierefpro is a law without
the Governor's signature. The peo
ple of tyiiney irrc joyful to;a degree
that expresses the deep anxiety they
fciai;omuxt with us have felt over the
progress Of the bill twice through both
Hbifee$. It had to stem the tide of in
fluence of the Governor and a few of
iheChicago dailies, and at limes the
prospect of -success looked dubious;
bbt it has braved the whole, and i
ubw past harm's way.
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Iu reference to the pending munici
pal election in -St. Louis the St. Louis
jDepiocrai says: ir "
limvutterly asiiwl.aud inevitably
suicidal it must-prove for Republicans
t;o dividq itjto factions, on. .minor is
sueflr, itnd so put the Democracy in
possession or tie government, cjamor
ona a9 that party is-fpr the undoing of
aIr.j.ha.f;.thV nation has done for its
fcafc.ty Since the surrender at Appo
iiiatbx, ftliou'ltl be clear to the common
aejiso of eVery'Jiepublican.
i'JThO; .Democrat lias had practical
demonstration of the folly of such a
t'oiirso, hud ought to know whereof it
afflraiB. We, "are glad to welcome
back to-the true fold the returning
&ood seiiBe of so' important a paper as
tlicfSt. Louis Democrat, and hope
th'elefcsoh itlias learned in the school
.of experience, may not bo lost on (.til
ers: Jf the principles for which the
Ilejtablicau party have been contend
ing tlie p'ast fifteen years are as valua
ble hs the time, expense and labor
they have cost in their establishment,
they are worth preservation ; and to
.this end the country has no assur
ance -except in the union and har
mony of the Republican party. This
lieing admitted, "how utterly absurd
anil inevitably sucidal it must prove
for Republicans to divide," all may
readily comprehend without further
experience.
ilr; Uammett, a brother-in-law to
.our fellow-townsman E. S. Wibley,
gave us a call this week. Mr. Hammett
)sa' wealtliy farmer living on the
eaiEerh line of central Illinois, and is
Jxoyr-making hjs first visit to our Stale
with-a view to determine whether it
indy be worth while to make invest
ments in our real estate, with a view
to -the future. Mr. Hammett is of
xho opinion that we do too little as a
State by way of advertising our re
sources. He was not prepared to find
q muc.lj.as lie has to recommend this
Estate to the eastern capitalists and
"immigrants as one of the best points
Irriiie west. He Bays their people
jire better acquainted with the soil,
cellmate and resources of Kansas than
jof this State, from the fact that news
.papers from that S.tate have been
-gpread. broad past over the east. Our
-people will spend thousands on some
'fpfthless Emigrant Aid Association
Syhlch. . accomplishes but little, and
&kv to Jowu-aud Kansas the policy
of building up -and circulating there
-local papers, which accomplish far
;xnofe than auy State emigration So
c)ety can, or "will do. And for this
reason either State is better known
abroad than ours. There is no State
rfnlhe Union so little known fu Ours,
abroad. Half the people in the east to
dayrei)t their faith upon the old les
febus of 'some a'neient geography, and
jpuld laugh at a man who would
suggest that thq most of Nebraska
cwas not one fast barren desert. The
circulation of our newspapers will cor
.tect tbi's Idea, und will reach out in-t-to
avenues and directions which
tvould be ini)ossibleJbr any State:So
cietyfrrdo7howcrver faithful and de
riKous they might be-to. Invite emi
gration J "
"O'aief the Prying-Pan into tJic Fire.
,rJThe Pawnee Tribune, 111 speaking of
Etn.nneans, vlncu- it alleges was
olirought'totbearXor the conviction of
ihe Governor, nay, s that the republi-
iS&iVP'jt'y oT Pawnee couiity will sup-4
port any other party in preference, to
-3iiP ?y Wle.to prevent the StateJ
-aug'-DemocraticJ unless changes are
-Wrought in the Republican orgauisa-
11?- t tllero wcre none more
eMeKc.e'i this crusade, against the Gov
ernor than these same Democrats
Witli wlioirf the Tribune proposes to
affiliate in opposition to the party now
. In power, "NVe suggest to the 2'ribunc
the wiser course would be to work '
.hard for such change in party leaders I
nD , ...1.. .!..: .., .r rft I
,,.u Uyirc, aim u at first.
jrtm uuui, hueceeo, try, try ajrain. .
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X)ou t lly from evils tbi 1. ...-- to
f,,ffrtn,.y U.-ivr. t.PPti waging
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ATn! - - A,ti?nsrtnwtnriimrh'!awppkiH
froin - BeaUice, lie- informs us tliat,
Mr. CritesAvas diiiirintr a. well near
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jueaxnee, wriu uau yiit uowu sjtj-iivt;.
fejeufc -st fifteen of h1cj,. wasj
, . j-' . Tj yrn.bimr ..,ave
cj - ' -.-.
..iy OJJ katurjay ,ornin last, aifd i
lasting "JlileWI-l-ui dived- in gn, him..bu.nyingj
oCtI,07?gtl"ltftiJ,-' iiftpi-n feet under. Men
jmwo,iiateiy j-et to work, but"!
owin ., to tie inicnlty., in cribbing
j owinj
back the.sand, they did not reach thel
buiried"inan until .Suntlay night,
'flhey found him slaidjng. dead, with
ond -hand, reaching up. On Monday
fo below his
U-qt l.a.1 l wUe..- Mr. Atkinson left
Nebraska State Fair, to be held in
tliW iu'ce in September : neSt,. '-jfor,
best 'eeil wheat, their celebrated "Fan
ning Mill, valued at $10," . t
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The Pawnee 'JYibunc publishes the
' follow! nir letter from ' XelrOn C
Brock Dqputy Suite Treasurer, he-
..Ji..n.,..hM riirMitP of the
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countJyiclerk of Pawnfe county :
Stati: ok' Neu:, TiuiAs'ns Okfice, 1 '
' , LtNCpr.N-, Sept. 2-.'d, 70. )
Co. $lu:h 'Pawnee Count j. Please,
find for, record, and return t-pgether
with amount of ypur fees, mortgage
i)r,Buiier to State Nebraska; will lor
ward" you. 1; fees wheu advised ufiam'.t.
'Vi'uly'&.c', .'.
Nelson C. Bhock,
Peputy Treasurer, ,
I hereby certify thin the aibove is a
true copv'nf a letter received by me
from N.C. Brock ; and the-mortgage
referred to -was dated May 25th, 1SU9,
and theauid'mortgago contained the
samoamountrof lands and given for
the same consideration as certain sev
enteen mortgage.-, recently recorded
in th.s ofl'iee to secure school moneys
from IX Butler to the State of Ne
braska. The said mortgage was, put
on file, but not recorded onaccounfc uf
informalities in certificate of a el: now l
agement. Lor. C. DeCoudhes,
.a- County Clerk.
PawnebCity, March 30, IS71.
JTJSJsitASKA ITJS31S.
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tnrilhoii Comity.
om tlie Journal: The anti bond
tax-payerSgpf Richardson county held
a.meeting at Falls Citjon.Uie 25th of
March, but failed to raise the funds
Wi contest the, legality of. the tax.
They separated after simply protest
ing against the further issue of bonds
until the road is in running order as a
first-class institution. A few have is
sued another call for the legal voters
to meet at .the place of voting in each
precinct April loth, and raise what
funds they can with which to com
mence legal proceedings to contest
the bond tax levy and to send their
delegates to a county convention to
be held at Falls City, April 22nd for
the purpose of further consideration.
Much building. is under way and in
contemplation in Falls City the pres
ent season..
Gage Coiuily..
From the Hv'css we learn that
the bill to divide Gage county slum.-
beieth among the waste papers, being
killed in its first movement.
The people of Beatrice have wisely
decided to license the sale of no more
whisky. Two banks will soon be un
der way in-Beatrice.
The Blue Springs water power, as
that at Beatrice is abundantly able to
run further .machinery, and it is hop
ed that chiton, woolen and paper
mills' ma j' be soon underway at those
points.
Many emigrant teams are passing
through Beatrice to the Government
domain.
Fillmore County.
This county is just north of Jeffer
son and west of Saline. It is propos
ing to complete a county organization,
the election fortius purpose will be
held April 21st. The county con
tains a population of four hundred.
.Tolinsim County.
"We learu from the Chi of law that
an organized ellort is.on foot, gottqn
up by the enterprising men of the
cbu,nty, toseeure. a.11 addition of one
thousand farmers and laborers to
Johnson county this year IMiey will
do it, for they have commenced at
the right point. They appoint a com
mittee of one in each neighborhood
to. solicit subscriptions to the Chief
tain, to be sent to eastern parties.
Let this be as throughly done as it
may, and Johnson county will soon
( become. the best advertised countv in
the State.
Pawnee County.
The lYibuue says that Joy has no
interest in the B. & S. V. R. H.
Co.
That Gen. Remick, of Brownville,
has located ai Pawnee City.
The Nebraska Christaiu College
will be permanently located by tlie
authorities of that church at a meet
ing to be held In Pawnee City on the
12th inst.
Many new -buildings are under way
in Pawnee Gitv.
Tlie Future oftiulncy.
The passage, by both branches of
the Legislature, of the bill legalizing
the eubscriptimv of thecity qf Quincy
to the Quincy, Missouri"" & Pacilie
Railroad is received with alnjost uni
versal satisfaction, aud has created' a
most cheerful feeling in the minds off
all our citizens, except the fev vvho
opposed the measure. QuincV lias
successfully passed through, its mostj
dangerous crisis ; and, we believe
that, by the result at. Springfield, a
dicided stimulus has been given to its
future irrowth and prosperity. If the
"d is to be built and no one doubts.
!hat l(0vi1 !ISW. t,,at Ulu subscrlt."
is legalized Quincy cannot but reap
?,, liboml mnnsine of the results of
Mil JIUVIUJ UlU.iOUJ
her enternriso and nreseverance. The
ron(j w:jj open up to the commerce of 1
Lixcoix. March 35tU,JS?l.
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Mr. JMtlor :U iookmhj over -your
iTafTcof'thVfdltTrc51
your Lincoln correspondent says '.'the
managers w-hen- they, .adjourned last!
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jgjit, tnougm; ine xsiiujoxiy "3
in. Many. members are charguig.cpr-
j rupblon 5omuwhere;-they tliink thai
cise is not half made' ' out. amM they
atc htihg to shift, tn 'blane'frora'
their Shoulders. onto others, &c"; ,, :
Allow me for pne. moment 40 exam-,
ihe the above stalemeilt and in dol'rig
bo to divide it into the tljeo' parts iii. j
dieateii by Its periods. ,.. ,
First. Tlw manager could notihaveJ
thought that the testimony was-all
in. Nearly one-third ofhe.wU'ne
es, and they the most important, could
not be had; t They had, upon the pre
ferment of- articles.- a hd before action
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than -has occurred in hncientor mod1'
!.:...... ...wl .'..'eVi.l.lJ'Tt.- iiU
operation. yx, t(he. light wlijch ahrew
u.poh thy ground Saul of Tursits, mov
ed these gentlemen beyond reaeh 01
S.enatftiial .roeess. Maag'rri fmay.'
have said, ,ll ,tlie ;jLUmyuy, Vt oun
disposal is in, andso'saiili.trutUfulhJJ
Thirty-three members elf ;cjV Kodse;
'I'd rge Day;0tkr with x::
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1111)11011-! , Six HUiyioi4j,iie1iiiirj,iy-niiHi
dissented. The charges of corruption.1
were based upon the' report 'of the 'in-'
yestigating committee composed of
members of both Houses men of in-r
tegrityand hono.r, fully 'warranting
extreme measures. '
Immediately upon tiie passage px
the Impeachment resolutions by the
House, the Governor's organ and hid
friends in this" city, proclaimed from
the house-tops, the by-ways and sev
ers, thatalaw qf the State subjected
to. bard labor in the penitentiary any
one who should' testify that h'c had
paid the Governor a bonus fur the
ioan-of school funds, or for auditing
warrants, in excess of sums due,-'for
services rendered. Every, possible in?
fjuence was brought, .to bear ; the tim
id were frightened ; this obstinate pe
cuniarily persuaded.- When 'the f?ial
came on witnesses were wanting. Sil
ver! McBird ! Where are they ? Mc
Bird, before the committee, testified
that the Governor audited a claim for
him for plans, &e., for University
building for $3,750 and made him pay
therefor $L750 : thaton claim for ox-
t;nfvT0rk lle-wlw nUoCisMLL
01 wnien tne uovernor Kept, .oii.ver
testified that on final, settlement for
work on theUuiversily the Governor
demanded $10,000 for himself and
$0,000 for Tom Kenuardj. that he
wanted him. u get warrants separate
ly drawn for these purposes, and that
only by getting his assent thereto did
he, the Governor, direct 'tlie,sameand
jteu. Where . is. Silver?. Echo an
swers, where?
AVhcnce and wherefore' has t hi? su'd
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den exit of witnesses taken place?
Now, sir, think yon there is not a. re
markable coincidence be'ween 'the
demand for these witnesses and their
absence? Is it not singular that in
this case, sis in every other of prose-1
cution for ofiieial corruption, witness
es take wings and lly? And, is. it a
wonder that members, uuder-the cir
cumstances, charge corruption ? There
is reeking, rotten, festering corrup
tion in this blatter. Thirty-three
members see it plainly xih the noon
day Min. They point to the facts aud
ask, is their ground sufficient there
for? '
I do not know the opinions of all
who voted for impeachment, but- not
one of the thirty-three who voted to
prefer charges thinks' c the case not
half made out." Qn the contrary we
think enough has been proven to
place in the penitentiary any" other
man than David Butler.
T vp.led for impeachment. I would
repeat the vote, under the same cir
cumstances. Andy Johnson could
not be convicted. David Butler will
not be, if money will buy his way out
of Lincoln. And, I beg you to be
lieve me, sir, when 1 say that the
sword of Damocles is suspended over
his ofiieial head this day, and his
guilt will cause him all a culprit's
dread of justice, '
S. P. Majoks.
THE
CONSTITUTIONAL
TION LAW.
CON' YEN-
Au Act to Provide for Calling n. Con
vention to Ilcvlhc, Alter -or Amend
tlie Constitution of tlie State of 3it
IjraxUn. Section 1. JSe it enacted by the
LngUtature of the Stale of Nebraska,
That a convention to revise alter or
amend the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska, is hereby called, to meet
at the State House, in the city of Lin
coln, on the second Tuesday in the
month of June, 1S71. Said Conven
tion hliall consist of fifty-two mem
bers, who shall be chosen in the dis
tricts entitled to elect members of the
House of Representatives and Se'nate,
and each Representative and Senato
rial District, as constituted Uy laV, at
the time of holding the election for
members of said Convention, shallbc
entitled to elect ns many members of
said Convention, as such district hiay
ill; entitled to elect members of the
House of Iiefiresentatives and Sen
ate. 'Sec. 2. The members of said Con
vention shall be chosen in the same
manner, at the places fixed for hold
ing general elections, and by the elec
tors qualified to vote for members of
the House of Representatives und
Senate. -f
Six. 3. The election of members
of said Convention shall he held on
'the first Tuesday iVthc month of
21aj ISil, and such election snail' be"
conducted in conformity to the laws
in force respecting elections; and the
lerks or other officers whose duty it
shall be to give notice "of election for
members of the House " of "Represen
tatives and St'nate,sha)f give notice
in the same "manner Of 'the election
for members o.f'said Convention.
Sec. 4. The several Judges shall
return the votes given at: said election
ami the votes shall be" 'cahva&sed' in
tne same manner as sliull then he
provided by law, for the canvass and I
uJd be taken by the Senatd Jn.uat; ."CT w " r,. U"ffi. l.S V"
iBlud.f. left ihiiSf-afe; for; paitb un- fne;nber,ajuTutetnK..fQ-Jt? iXoufce rf
cn'own. A b'egira' more .wonderful- ,Hepros(iUlaUvu ansj'peniite. ;.,Aj t.
".OieT'IlBliSe. ' or-irpresentaUvrtSiUin .
1 rt ,. - t. ' v '-' i'. .
idxivnugijsuainiqeiji
Hairortne i-rouse ot nepresentativfs,
oiTthe day before auentionudinat itjieq
hour 01 tiiO'clu'CK.P.- H.t-amii-before.
entering; Upon .their dutiiesjiUst uicm-fl
biirri uf.'fidid- Convention, ishal J foach
take an;0ath toiiunportjlhe- Contjfcu
tion of the United. States and to faithd
full v discharge 'ins du-.y as a m'etfuier.
of the Convention ; the said Conve.iiri
tion shalt he the Judge ojuie-ieleouon
asd qualification.of;its.own inenib'ii ;.
and the nieiiLberi shall be entitled to
fcame privileges to which menibe'rs nf
thuLegisiaUire.are bntitled:
Sko. C.1 Thv iiiQinbera-of Hiid eon
ven tion shallerect one fi their num-i
ber President, and may elect- one on
more SeCreUti'ies.iand suehothor oili.
cers or emploj'eas as tlie business of
the conventititi may require. The
members "of th con veil tion'. and theii
Secrehiries" shall bee'ntitldil tolvceive,
as coriT'nsatioii for then services,-
J'
V4m
.'he suiro'r'dijiate. uflicenj. and.J"6'ih7'
p;oyes)iall?e1ye:cli 'coneii-
iuuuu,. uici:i.,4.
ILa i....r..n'fLl .fv ..:.l
ULiiri. vaLiuiiir- iiiu. 1 i&Liid. ..
Se& Si., 16 shall be ilVfi 'i.'.-Qf A!?H
ecretu:y pi .tate.io tiej;u sanvnii:
he,.ap'djall o'ahr.puolic.otljirs. shaU
fn.rnish said convention wtin a)lu,cli(
statements, books', paper ard. ,PHb!'c
Uociime.nis in intiir possession, u pci-
taming to their olnce. iis.ine couven-
timi ni'iv iirilnr or rpnuire : and it
shall be the jdutv.p'f the Secretary', of
V
siich printing to be. done ..as. the .1011
vention mav raquire- . . ,tll ,
SEC. 0. The-am.oJi.dmenbdtera7
tions, or reyion d',U,lo Cyi),!titutjbn
.wrrpfiil to .. tniet-hnr. with the journal
of said convention, shal.l be hied ,in
tlicoOlce Qf Secretary of State. TJie
amendments, alterations, or reia-ioi
pf the Constitution. shall he publislir
t,d in such, a,..n:annert am', :i? . such
quautity. as shall be ordered by the
Convention.
Si:q. 10. The amendments, nitera
Hhns. or revision of the Constituti6n,
shall be submitted to the people for
their adoption or rejection', at an eec;
tion to be called, by said convention,
and everv person entitled to votft by
the laws "in" force at the time such
i.lpntion ia held, may vote -on the
adojition or rejection of paid amend
ments, alterations or revisions , Lmj
Constitution, and said amendments,
alterations, or revisions Of the Con
stitution shall not lake effect unless
...lnfo.l i. n m-iintlt.vnf Hi electors
leVr .Ci-?. ".V"V."..
lAllg iliiuiJi uiii.jii. - -.-
oSEq:3 11.,- Tlie amcnumcnisl aer
ations or revision shall be so nrepar-
ed and distinguished by iiuinhers, or
otherwise. thsTv they eanJUautetl uj
on yepuratclv, unless fliCcimgention
s'bsill iIppiii the same tinnecesstiry or
impracticable. The convention -shall
prescribe, the form or manner of vot
ing, the publication of the anieiid
m.Mifs. alterations or revisions, the
notice of the elections, and such oilier
matters : as, in their judgement the
best interests of the Slate may de
mand. . . . '.',',
Sec 12. At the crecliuu required by
cni.tinn in of tbiu nV-t t.litiiud!rjs ot ciec
tion shall, receive 'he votes in the frtrin
to be nrescribed.bvsaid convention,
1 .11 '. ,.r !'.:.. tr.-.W. lrti infciVii.
rvlating to' general elcMi ms, shall
applv to the votjng upon said amenil
liionts, alterations or 'revision, so far
as the same can be made applicable
thereto ; and the voles shall be can
vassed, aud all proceedings Shall be
had in regard to them, as nearly n
practicable, in the manner prescribed
bv the law then in. ."'force,' in respect
to elections for State offic rs, provid
ed that- said convention miy pre
cffii.n finv nfb'pr manner of canvass
ing the votes 'iriyeu. at said electioij,-
-nwl nrnvidc tlu- WHV tliul llimlhcr Of
the amend nienls, alterations 'dr revis
ions of the constitution taking "efieot
after its adoption by the people.
Six. 13. -Any newspaper in this
State, which shall.tfivc thid ''ut f)nc'
insertion before, .'the 10th day of April,
1S71. (.halt upon for'wafdjxig 1o tlie
Secrutarv of S'tate'a copy containing
such publication,. be- 'cu titled 'to re
ceive pay for. Oi e ?ame, at the sane
rate :ls alio wed by contract fo'r pub
lish i'ng the laws of the State; which
same shall be certified to the Auditor,
who shall drawn warrant upon thq
Treasurer for that amount.
Sec. 14. That ihe sum vf fifteen
thousand dollars, or-so inuehMhereof
as mav be necessary to carry into ef
fect the provisions of this act, be and
the same is liereby appropriated out
of any moneys in the Treasury not
Otherwise appropriated.
', . G. W. COIiMNS,
Speaker of House of Representatives.
E. E. CLyxlrxoiiA3r, -'
President of the Senate.
T hprobv certifv that this bill oB"i-
naled iii anil passed the House
RcnresentaMvcs. L. E. CnorsEy,
of
Xss't Cl'k House Representatives.
Approved March 27th, 1S71.
"Wil-MAM H. Jami,
Acting Governor.
Statu pi' Nebkaska, 1
Secketahy's Department.
T, William H. James, Secretary of
the State of Nebraska, do. hereby cer
tify that I have carefully compared
the foregoing copy of an act, to pro
vide for calling a convention to re
vise", alter or. amend.the Constitution
of the State of Nebraska, passed by
the Legislative Assembly of this
State, during the Eight Session there
of, ami approved by the Governor tlie
Twenty-seventh day of March, 1S71
with. the original rolls on file in this
office, and that the vame is. a true and
perfect copy of said act.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
great seal of the State of Nebras
ka. Done at Lincoln,' tins yin
day of March, ;n tlie year of our
Lo"rd one thousand eight hundred
.amrseventy-one, of tlie indepen
dence of the United States the
ninety-fifth and of UnVState the
fifth.
War. II. JA3rES.
Sixteen mem.bei'S of the Com
inune of : Paris-have- wisely resigned.
Eleutidnsaro ordered to fill their pla
ces. A decree -has been 'issued sup
pressing the office of France, to gave
itself from plunder, lias auvanceu
3,000,000 francs to the Commune.
'i'h'e legitimate government .s receiv
ing fresh remtorceirientB. uttjcueiori
is Out iu a charactenstic article. The
Commune is said to be divided, agita
ted' and powerless: Bismarck threat
ens to occupy Paris if the indemnity
due is not paid by the loth.
A'Cthblicpriest coming out o?
nnnvprir.. in Ottmei Tll .. wnsslmf.hv
an insane man.
, - - v .. j j .
.'.-VM . '., :i- lit' (....
fcKO, ,7, Tlie inp.mifj.t uje eaei pi-y-son;sha,U:be
cer,tited uy tlieiesjdenr
qf.Uip coj.venjiWo Uie .And loof,
LUe "Tretisurer, .0 Ubq. Vfo,..-md tjio
same .shall be paiji by. tlie Treasurer jis
Stat.e tp furnisli. Ui.e. mompc?a,:wiiu
su(:h'ks,fci.tipne.ry asn.sual uVr the'L-eg-islature(
while ." session, and localise
'Phrn Tribune correspondent insists t
Oif thtaOtliiiticlty otCaytr'lcinpie-s
leUerton3nuitfon.s-5-'. 1 t
8slT"RrPrTile1tt,srcto,-sTTilwa-T
sage o,f.hispvn Ut Cogres vith the .
San l)o;ningo report. .; , ,Vi
"rr-iiVniainenomenj. ip. iwH.vw--uiXi
hillpropo3ettuJiiv.cri!aUtmnedty..which
meets with, jieueral fayor;, '.' 1 .
. riifTx-Seiiato'r rlo'ft'aVd had a stroke.
ofapOpfeN'V' yesterday, and at- mid-i
lllght'wbs'totally unconscious. r
UThe Sail' Do'minL'O rellort was read
to tfiR Cabinentvesterday, .and-will b'e'
s.nbnVitted.to.CmgressMbhttay:.
'.' Anotiicri etiftrti is to ,b.e ,nimie to;
overhaul the" books of ,he- M.etliodist.
Book Concern 'to get at ihe frauds.
:r-Two notorious New York thieves
came to a ti mely- tend .by revol -is of.
the' police -atHiDobb'sr' Ferry, New
1 , . .... ., Wai,!v Up. Fort ICtittiUj-iUjrt VacIgonMlroatltroinimny
Senator Carpenter is to come out 1 ir, isrowyviiie.miwciiiin.v Ann: itn. ieti. at
i'n favor of Annexation imd'rf defenbe 1 rfMiAtt ...in. J a1i .C"f.i1I,"?:.JIOaPdof
oftheatluiTui-itratiAuin the HtiyjLien
mutrer.
,. . i &B2
PWItSa. ofKansVteriss,
'OWWrS. npfeKlWWiU, vas. a "-"OK 'o
l'ge, 10. i wv aAP-. - ;
r Another repoi'Mbput, Mrr "Vde
davs, he.is.jU!iug-t acvept.the ivpini.
nrftiola. forliiiv.orw.erftf hip it'.tt. is
mado'wiUiruliamity. i- ii.-.'d :-t.
itn tint t
inii
isr
on for a crime 'com m rtceir siuceuuo
mifiiler. ' '' ' ' ' ' ' f
' The ChaVies'ton '!Xcics complains
that igu'otant negroes rule inteligeiit
-bitPi;;n!"aiid that neither interest-
1 -...1
nor wealth lVaa v6ice in the couu6ils i
of the State ,. . ; ' t
, The New .York Tribune's letter
frpm the Isthmus of Darien says .a
ship canal is praqtible. , It, is said it
could.be constructed in eight years.
The cost j's not given y it's length will
be:lifty u) il.es. - . . ".,...
: Cuban affuirs are espeoialy.unforr
tuuate again foi'Spain.- The rhellion
has cost thirty millions :of- lollirP
(horrowed")!dnd haslet, :by disease,
'death and,tleserlioii,)7D.U00..ineu.
Congress is-gotling down 011 the
system of paying nien who contest
elections' except'their actual expen-.
ses, and !onlv then when life contest
is ma.de in good faith
sonable 'cause.
and with rea-
A shocking report comes from
Cuba, that the volunteers roasted a
man alive, running thestake through
his body The' out rage 'lias shocked,
eve.n "the ; Spaniards, and "fierce repri
sals are being made.
. Report .lias it that twenty-eight
Senators are pledged against annexa
tion. The Commission has not re
ported vet. President Grant is still j
strongly in favor of the scheme. He
thinks the country in favor of it.
The Patriarch ol tho Greek
ehiirchaf Constantinople, complains
to the'Ru.ii Synod that the Sub
limes I?ur$e is interfering with the or-
Ulsifofuhe church in Belgium. The
Synod's was to have abueivfgi von lo-day.Ud-L
-- -teTC
A colored mass meeting occurred
in New York on the 30th, to celebrate
the ratification of the Fifteenth At
Amendment. Bishop Jones (colored)
of the M. E. Church, made a speech
eulogizing Sumner, and opposing the
annexation of San Domingo. He was
heard with great enthusiasm.
Business is ,,brjk in our navy
yards. Tlie United. States steamer
"Shawnu't" js ready for' lier trial" trip,
and otTier .vessels are fitting out. A
report from the Asiatic Squadron ha.
reached UV avy Department, of an
accident' .on the Colorado", killing two
?uen and' wounding jse'yeral others.
. Easter. Monday is selected as the
day. for a: great ;German peace pageant
throughout. the United States. " New
York is to have an immense celebra
tion. The Orangemen have asked to
participate, but were wisely refused.
Appropriate t-yrvices are -recomeudeil
in Jill the German churches the even-
ing'efore, and to. make collections for !
willows and orphans.
Bismarck has been discussing the
condition of things in Paris, with, an
English newspaper man. He 'denies
that Germany sympathizes with the
Reds, or has said she would maintain
friendly relations wjtir them. He
msuiiii.es me reaumess of tne Uermau
troops to- .a&jist Tfiipra in putting
down tlie commune in Paris. He re
gards the Reds as Mmple rioters, and
declares, hjszutentiou to disperse thent
by force of arms if they violate any
of the terms of the peace convention.
iilAH'RIAGSS.
o,itaTrt"Hr.t,L.' iY-?r.-"t the Amcrl-
n? Till.! I lt'ru, "- ir. t y- -ui,rL" l. "7I. -Ir. COM),
to"!Vr &?iS.e CcMintJ to "Miss LI",B
Mis-Sniith camo from Lena to meet her. intended
In UrowBville. where she expected to be married.
This was economy, and the prospects of the happv
couple are promising Indeed.
aaarsl4-g'rgaazcsg5i-- i . --
BEATES.
AvSiJJr Cr.Te!L:vn,K Atchison Countv. Mo..
.Wedncwlay.MnrciiJV.ji, STl,'Jtr Jdr.- M JIkl-itA.-f
, in the fony-first ruir of Zaelil
one leases a larye junthy to mourn hor losy.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Also, on hand a choice s-tock of
READY MADE GOODS!
which he will
Sell Very Low for Cash. !
tbl.nV?.ucaJI Uie c"ention of th public to
the fact that he has an extensive experience In the
mamiJactureorCastoru Work of tbi Jlret qnalityl
aud those who want Boots and Show to '"'J
Fit Well, Look Well and Wear Well,
will not be disappointed.
Boots and Shoes Neatly and Brqmptly
-itepali-ctl. ,25-tf
. A T "Ti'.D'Krf n TiniTiTn AMn..it.. 1
XLLlLXir-0 xLnM-llYf .uwiKf "-
" ! ''-'--"-L'AJversal use! Frj-lil-
v r . sin.flrc m m Knrtt-
DlJU K til N II K RjMasazincs, Papers, i
M4ipiMC sermons, '
Sc-ft tacm at Book Stores and News Stands, 'or send
X rMniTiliila .a- Jf't
IB
diJMiH.n.irsOnt Ilrfislex: lias
niiwnaMfiifoiiH l'oru'stei'. thti Natl
minii vVi is in-t'he'Cn'rsonStateopij
Til fW
i u.wjiMu. wi.u4iirs urccnis jot sample, saymir ' iT--j-u--x cw jixw-rx iirc, iiiaSiiiiactareTs. ; . .
n 'trlMBQ you siiv this wlvertfciemeiit, to BUUillT i w.cra, j , iockvtiup
4.inM..fA.AiM..i - -. . - ." " i. ; Tnnri7Tr f-rrrtmw-- .. i v-, -..-. ... - , uuiuuuivu uiui.mui w
i- LmL- tr r. .., ..... ... rrr n. ... , . t.uufjii. jt.kiii. i I r"i I r. it- jk r nnn v rwr f I-. . .
uiii. .. u.,..i.i.iu . iutJ, v muii; i, jii. iin - --- - wUI I QIIlJ IV V'llll tF!I IHI I lr" sent to
i . :: . . " - i fifi Tfrrir KTTfT'Tr -v-t..t-t -n-?- w v-Uk,v"wiiui.i -...
I3LAXK-S oralIkinrl.fora!entth',-Advcrtl-e, ' --. - va. 1 JlVUINJ PL VNIS TUB SALI -"" "--
Counting Bootm.
O l. T, S CIIAlUtINU.s:orieH
OUctlAki J.i U1U tlie Einirose:i(liHoiry.o i
T QinF'i'ul bciutiftil
i OiU t-iforai. nt very low pn- i
1 1 1 -jiW'iijttt.nrti nfiliftfttr T
Stores and Xews Stands, or send- Si cents Tor speci
mens, savinawlienwott wn Uifc iulvertieni5nt.o
BI'JGT K1P: CO., Puhligb, Chicago. u-, $? j
Cavatey Hors.es Wanted.
Opfick Cinci' QuAttTfitHXsTEiO
iarEcaHBBrv n m. r ' l-mt. i r-i i Baa.rvw.'
OMAirA, Xkk., March 2S; 1ST1. J
OEAtED iHDSlTN' hili'tJCAT.fcVeCOMrA
O nietl lv- one tliotisapd dollars ai Ktianintee
...111 .... ..u...;..! ... l. ..lf?r. until 1.-111 O CIOC
nied ly one tliotisandi dollars as Ktianiinee.
n m.tftSi Vri.'M- vVnrii hji.' 1.S71V tor ihe delrcvr.? of
71V tor ihe delrrt-ry of
....... .... - - - . . . , .w-..
three hundred cavalry homes at Omaha. 2.ehraKn.
w:thin sixty dajs fropa.tho date of awarding the
contrncr. , , . ,
(ijnditions martaknowu antf hlank bidsnmilsucu
oiiapplIcattoaattliUoilWe: - -,
. ALEX. J. 1 'i.lll,.,
zi.it 'Ji9T-ilr" vf i'V,1la.tt-e--
Baiiroad Eloni,,
tothp: is iieuibv cjiven that .an,
election wil uelieiuat iiieoiin:eoi uiejiiunu-
Hisveu l:cecori to sryt' the cnsuuig xi;ar.
.' .: r'- -iriR9ill.CLl.Krr,'ltrSsi(lDnt. .
nrjV.i;cRj;.AS,ec'y.ii.i-i it .tT ,:
.uyoraeroi tu tioaru.
EVEife&KfiENBS&h
fcrVtVItSOTtY-' GEOWJTVTKU&nEENS, EUOil
j. h IIlcne-- 10 lliree leci iiin.-
PRICE FR03L 5; Cents to $1530.2011
FUHN'AS. SON'S vfc CO.
'ix-n .
Brownville, oh.
OOPAH.TPtERS.HIF;
'JVIIE TJNPERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
j. themselves together, tartlet" tile Unit imtneot
Slnirt, Stevenson A Cross, W csirrcr om tho Hardwire-
iMi-Jness at fuuMT's y'd ai..i, op AUiu stjreyt,
in Brownville. ITievbefjpf.ili'.HTnl luipe ly strn't
r.ttenftm lobublne-tinwil'idw pricuH. tocooimand a
liberal hai e or Uie palroaiwe of the Nemuun Eand
District. " J.t'.SIItTRTS.
. JAM'I&s S-i'KVENfcON.
30th, 1S7I, 21-m '
- rm. . . , , - 1 T . . f (- . ---111- - y
CHOICS.0SAGE. PLANTS
OlSTXV &Z2 pei- 3VX.
.7, V. JJMSS.
s;tr
&.
3 :tZt
'PIIE J.ABCEST. BEST. ANT) 'f'HEAPEKT
I stookof Fruit Tree ever sold hi tlie'VVt..A
p!03, l'onrs. therrie.-. Pluax. Apr'L-ots and Necta
rines, one. f.vo and three -wir vldt of well tsstub
I'ShednndtCAied hardy Wteru 'ji.rietiew
PR ICE FROM 10 Cts. io gljOO EACH.
FUltKAS, SONS A CO..
34-lt Brownville, Xh.
Hiiart
ter ofwctlon 2l) twenty-two. In lownawp
npmbcr(5)nve.Nvrthorihui:enumbec(lHneoii.
Ea.:t.containirnif'ii Forty Acres nior.- or le.-: al
si? Uie North Et quarter of the South Eat quar
ter of,sewit,r. isjimbor ( " Hyenty-two. Township
number (ol tlvcjortli ofBanao number ( I "aneeli.
Etstof the mil Paralcl. except (Ii oixe Aoths oft" of
tlie Nortli side of said land r-jiitalnlns (Si) thirty
nineAcres more or les. Will he sold st?srtely
orUether. Address, with proposal In duull,
GSO. J. RAYMOMD,
No. IS North 3th St.,
21-it ., 3T LOUIS. MO.
AllAUGE AXI) SPIiENDID
ASSORTMENT
FiBATZG STOVES,
JUST KEOEIVED AT
W. B. Sheilenbergei-,
t-S PEsiiai
PliO WXVTLL& NEB.
ON-KA LA BY AXU COMMISSION.
We are i-.ync .'nn
SlOO toSiOOpeiOIoiitn
for Rnoii MKN.tosell
FBOF. STOWE'S
Ckuii n-hens.vr.ind St-ir-Interpreting
FAMILY, BTB'L'E.
Send for Clnntiajs. or call Hiifl exumine this won
derful work. Alu-our bpif udid. iitw
Theom'i- u'rr one. There ha Ion:; been a great da-,
niand for this which we are iioA-a'he umeet. Thr,
sal wil be hirjie. In wntim: j!ute your hualnotw
cxpener.'-e. ..no r.ame re erences. i
j. v.snmDAKD ttcu., 102 asiitncton street,
Chicago. Sl-aui
FLOWERING SHRUBS.
HONKYSUCELS. SNOW BALLS. BOSES.
.snireas Neeiias. Clematis, Wihferiu, Lilac,
Japan (juince.
FUBNAS. SONS A- CO.
Brownville, Neb.
i.'1-Jt
SNOW.FE&KE!
TENNEIT
MILIi. NEMAIIA CITY. ABK
l
niaiiulacturine a new brand of I-'hmr called the
"SNOW l-'I.AKK." which la far superior to any
thing now in this market.
FOR SALE UY ALL FLOUK DEALERS
IN
I BROWSVIthE AND JTEMAIIA CITY.
lS-tf
TO FAPffiERS.
TO ACCOMMODATE T1LOSK FARM BUS WHO.
L desire U pVoit Print Tree:. thl spritiK. and who
mav he "lmra uV' n moie imtttem, weitl ifve
time to hnnil.o cnqiH. on napr-vjl irte he.iruix
let'al rates 01 interest. n bills anioumtn to iland
over. Ft" UNAS. M)XS .t CO..
24-lt BrowuviUe. Neb.
JACOB ISfAROIlX,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
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CAPITAL, - 100,000.
Transact n General llnukin llusiiieh
nutl makceullit-lloiu on all poinlti
tliroiighoiit tlie V'ent.
DISCOUNT NOTES ANT) TIME BILLS
OF EXCHANGE.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME CEKTUT-
CVTE3. OF DEPOSrr. BY SPECIAL
AGREEMENT.
Exchange bought ami o!d on NViv York, and all
principal Eastern and Southern chit of the IJulted
States.
OFFICERS AX1 DIRECTORS.
DAVID UE3IICK, President.
THEO. I1ILI., Vlcc-Prckldeiit.
GEO. P. EATOA, Caxliier.
V. IIOADLEY.
JNO. McI'IIFR-SON,
C. M. ICV CFF-MAN,
WM.II-HOOVEB,
DAVID BEMIC K,
TIIEO. HILL.
J. U McGEK
J.( BKUsKIt,
(.1.1.1'. 1ATON,
IltA MOORE,
11 .. J.r. 1 x
lsnorrrprirdislasltio.STA.M)Rl) 1UKIXQ FOIV-
B KR, and thc.best article prepared for making- I!ij t,
-nholesoBie anil delirious L.lLITS. UOl.i.v
BREAD, CRIUDLE an! other t AKI Site ic
ti 1. i.r.itiki. j i j ' ,' ...
-.. Tl, lwt VPicr iuiriii' rn....T ti.i
V-.-?. . L.V7. J.Ti'!,ULIc.f?.r?n'0U3
riV - -. rea-ij jor luimtdlste
; VitV'" " ? i:ttt. " iJi Ul-Oilt.
i.'ii'
It is rontenient and economical
ot tui
FOOD PREPARED WITH IT
by GROCERS, SUIP-CUINDLEUS
-.' t - --- . -- -- . it . Mr , II E
g ,i if : A I . J,' J i J", ,- . r.rf 'w two leadinjr Boston
H wiuiin . ,wo h,i a i,Birr.;u ji tea "st riin-
h or Brownville. Nemaha Co.. Nebraska : beiiisr .-,w o-tfT -tv,
-1- theSourh :-:a.HtHUKrtnroftlKSonthJiatirttar- -wa j.l. "as
Ili5Kfl'v- . M
HiL't"rya:. , -.
n&fswir' 1
lTtJ tS'H'is.ijc-SKjrtJMi
& , tfSi
STWE BUS OFIEBBiSn
m uhp m wJ "
jH Wv Jm ff V T . jtfS R 1 ' Jf&i JiH
TmiL fir fVj' : . . t- . : . i- T JV?gJi
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SUCH Afe SflOTV CASES, EOOKISG
& G "aSSKS, OXE V1RTZ AND BU1U
. . GhARPUOOE SAKE, WRB''"
EXllSCtlSHEK, AND A
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AT SLAY'S OLD STAND'.' THB
VKT,r, JsSTJWJN"
iLill
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BIlOVNVlXIiE JCSB.,
. . o .- -
jrAli Persons Indebted to A. Jlay k
Co., will find, it to to their inter
est to call at once and seille.
21-tr .
s a7-o'"V"E3i :s!
ALL, SIZES AND PATTEUNS,
AT V. U. SHElitUSBERGERS.
GET A PAIR Or
Q P II FK?
dhfiin fliiiL
BOOTS AF SIIOES.
- -1 FOR
Comfort, Elasticity, Jlit raliility ami Economy
THEY EXCEL ALL OTHERS.
0',
l.tn.nnn baibs .sold last yeab by
manulaeuirurs, ami war-
RETUBKED.
Patent Stamp on nvt-ry one.
Sold hyull Lcndiux Dealer.
THBO. jail.li Sd CO.
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BAILEY & CO-.,
CII12STXUT &. X2th 5t.,
PHIL A -P B L P II I A.
stnollslied 1S30.
Importers and Manufacturers of
PINE WATCHES,
SILVER TV A X2, IS,
JEWEZHY,
PIATSB WARS,
FAXCY GOC!).1), ice, &.
tJUAHTY ALWAYS t.'UAItANTEKl).
TKICIiS AS LOW AS TIIK LOWB5T.
OnU-ra and inKiiriesby mall preasptly attwuled u.
NHOOD! WOMANHDOm
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-?XPI..VININO wku iniir. andwhooatuotlolT11115 BOAT IS CIlUrd
,.,r.J1r.rv...tjcCfcsl;,,'; vjximiI excitement ITS i A power ami cV.j aeity tv
U i, 'iUtT.Iifult,,vife- Al1 tlMl iMr:li ' thnt-naycorne io rty weallw.
KiioMlnifabontPItl-'iccrTnv -u.. ,..k..u,... . V. v. f i..',.up uat. -
fj;"?xfrv t-i-i-i:-i;;
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if a family cati ath
tk1n.-5.-u ffg-Noyi
1 ood.'. No youiiK
'P1'u-jw inafinsleeenera.Ion. iri.-JSo .'aiher
m.
to be wiUioul the fti.'ornia-
ounguuaiiousht to read "M..ii-
l.Tod.' -j lhey are hound, sepamfelv. nnd eut, '
l!"'Pa"L hj-mi. sjan;j:d? from observa- i
tur.at l.j cents; enth j-:with tnotJuir r..i- i I
r.lllt'. Iar1iv...f I ,n u..t .411. ...
cents; eath, wrlsoth together for U5
tents. Ajidress
CliARK TyHITTrBR, M. D.,
G17 St. CharlcStreet,'StrLouIs,''3Io.
N. B. Man v bv reai)!:i!? the( icnrt-n ha r ......i.i.
;d the ROCKS on which multi.uUes ljave been bro-
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IIOAVARD SAXITARY AID
ASSOCIATION.
, . r"1 ""r-,-c,,e mi wire oi-uie isrnoij ana lni
Forthe Belief and Care of the Errins; and Urilbi
Jvvsaj-sonthehlrrorsof Youth, and theKoUie
roiir.
'ollie oi
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7 B .,u 'HOOII bj unriiAJ.F III
VA'ir.'V?;;" "n ""i ourn.are 1'iitJUTUIlEIA
ii.TiV1- JXn'l"!J"w'.fonswere rollowiI bv all
----. i.m Nuuiu ur.i iir..Ai"
. KnMTm.lii.rtt wuiltary aia for the alllicled. Sent fiw In v-.iI.hI . " . -..... -
. iu n.7ir. "i "' 't.ai.uuiujinrruigB anu CJCiat iVIU. Wltll - lat im,,uiinu.i u.-nurlid HI
and DEAL1UK. fenvSM- Andreas, 1IOWA11D .SSOCITION b'oU- It dbclObes secrets tfie.
i jw-. i riiiiHiiwiiiniTi ill ......i,i- .... m .m ir j ib ilt
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1 URNAH. SONS -i CO.
the aforemen'.ioinxl county, for fha mm .-. i05 cf
retumab tfcB.-Ist day, of llarcb. . bul J'1
continued unill Thursday the 11th d.y orAnnriJ?
atUo'clocJc, P.M. pnI - H,
JQHy F. E.VL.p.c
VTOTICE OF C:UABDLV-S SAVE. OF M ..
IN E-statW- !XiUce- b-irerebtfRlveStluf .
.. f ... ii . ... . . Jil
lnVrnnt of tho Ct-lintv t Ji,rVl'4 tK!ir-i. i n "rIC
Imm.jT.'H
Nemaha Cunty.Nebnuka.Wtiie lKlevard b
bidder, the following real estate in snhl $,
county.-Nebra?krtjto-wItr- Lyt-three ui-tln.i!
wesr'qimrte'f.iiniHhe north hatr-orth north IS
rqnrter-rct!Uecaiiinninbei!aweaty.tjv-t. rUr
to'wmhlp seven 17), north of nnge hrtwi - tv t
aud also oje hnlf.af.Jx, acres, beinr- i,k. P.
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south weatminh-oPthe" north vast quan .
holnniA tVim t rr tf tivni vA.tT.rl 1... -
tin & W
Uplift WF-iMKittf. " Ph-chie nionev ?
rKilaJit Thars, Thv .deterred rtarmedr. t. J "
tviii "per cent iutisrest.1 ' - u,tats toCra,
SAllAir J. M-KAT
Guurdlan.or George Mf and Nellie HcKa .,.
'cblldrfed or John lJMfeKity.decca.stu $
PROBATE NOTICE. NOTICE Is nEir
j?tv-ii Jintl huvt appointed Apr!; Jh uJ
for Ihe i.uryose of hearing the Mnai seltl-m.
thaes'te of William StitlweiL deoa..; m'at
2 a. w: MOBfiAy. PrMnte j..
1BBAl.X NOTICE-NOTICE Is irETiP.
AJ 'jlven njrttonthel-tthdavof Man-h , ,J
the declarations or Lucy Bell. nr Lu.-y Tl,, w
and lien rr Jbaes arid Jaae Jones, his v, , re .': ,
totheaitoitoftbj.'the.'aM iU-nrT anl J ti
of Willhtnr HX-Wnell and 3.!!ie Jsnfef
rtreii rtrJohn IScfraiid the.ouui r iv i.i. l
t in the l'robate Couit of Xunuuio. : T5 "'
Nebraska, anc thhr rbaeWs-'t Wedeiar ', '
uay 01 .aiiru. -i. i.-i.i. iu iu tiuur ji tei
A.M..itttay hffics'nrt Browsvllle. ; ."'"
as the time and irtftcc for the heanr; the- ""
all persotn lntenred are reiufni t',. . -
toshowcnnse.tf nay thartrls. why .e :&. a a
tion should not be ootumtoni-itert. f
rl. :'V.5ri2??S4A?'rrt''-- J j.
T EfJAE NlVri6s.-JblIN T. 1i1H;t,i v.
A j iliiplo'fci. Wilson, va. Charter h',
Tlie above named dafeiujunt CbarissL1.,
take notice that the jriftinUtla. John T n. ,'
Shipley S.AVilson. have tUIedtl.t t ( ' '
court Mbovo riani'cd. prayloR itr thf r.v: ' "
ctrtalti Mortcxvse. made and ewui,il 1-"
said ulaiutiiTi. on thu --i!h da,y of J i.i . j.v,, .,
in you mortgaged one hdiUe muI U.i iWrwi,
lollms-s: carmnvngin a tho uorim-At 1
bridge iietw IenuaU Mill, ran ulng (1i; -,.,"'
rlpht, an.de viti ilia cu. iken- ru,r -. t
thecentf-r ol the nadshtii liioi-..;.-. "
with fenc-1 to th creek at low ivrtu-r
")Vl ..-I,!. 1..T....... lUi...iC.. 1. .....
iter foe the. tlo ox said premises, tl epi .
?aiI halt-to be pr-plied to the pajment jj urt
and interest, "ion are risin"ri-d '.. ,,,,. i.,j.
tition onorbefort?thel3t dny ot" Nfnr '-t " '
tv.V FII.TTC
-jr Attorney fi.rpi.,
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IX PKIUJ. XIJ..
W'lTHIN FIVE MINirTKs ffusr:
i ta!Norn-.ai Sc.iKl.iiiiiirr n -n ..
Inojw portion of town. The property r.-. . .
lots, well lenced and t iu Fruit "' m
Stirubliery. ,tc. Citlu.-- HDMe. i"
rooms. iidiWHient.HiHlx'KMl Celinr '..
Wutur&iHlCMtrHMeHr. PiaeB.tr'.
l'ifery, W.mhI lloiLSt-, aud tHlH-r on-:, .
Ttiti is the Most Dvairtibh
JivsidvHcc Property in
the JFlour tailing V'l-
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II LE45l,irAJf THE IM
3IEXTS COST.
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The buildings ar all new. aud i r
Terirs can he made to situ the i.i.
is not so tuneh ot rh bm tr. .. .
property.
tfiS-Ii not -told -sftb!A thirty !a- i
toaUMMl teuatut. ITitr lurtltrr i.i i ,
lof . J w ;
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iuwuvUIe. Neti.. Mate ifith. . . .
WOOLWORTH. Jt (wl.
Hook Biii(KAi,
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BOOKS, STATI0KEBY,
I'APEnilANGlNu-, .::
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BUILDEES Aim
Bridge Oontractors ijj
BROWNVILLE. SEBiah
Will take contracts for build n. :
or Movint; BuiUliiiey. and all k
JoWjiii" Work. CoHtmct wik ..
rantee.1 to Kive mtthliM-tfoii. ..
notice and reasoiMtbt lern.-
Have also the righbtu erect tlie
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Ssnitli Patent TrassBrie j
In Nebraska, Iihth. Knusas aim .:::&
Missouri.
JTJ-NOTICE OF LETTINfSS S I ".
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SOLD BY
W. D. ShoUenbcip:
?4-DIiiln Street, Broirui
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Tho Bro-nmville err'
hav now running ) '
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cuiue peat are auan aw
luihlb- il.nf Arritt iuir mwerliiuSt
this the moat reliable ertuvUacoi.
BKOWNVILLt: 1
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MARRIAGE 5.
! KS32''1" onu-'ain oiwi'-"1"
vato iaetructor for awuI?d ""
about to be married, botk -""
Orythitiff concerning tlie jrt-l(---
of our .e.ual system, anirttoe l',"
vt-ntlon of oflftprroi;. :trhHtmf H
cries never belbr4ilve n lte -"-'
WJLYOrNC,M.D. Tlilafcr "
iute.;itiiii,--ts-tk. I vrttt i.'
forthesenend reader? and HIE r"
nKTOU.-5iBniv!o-5. A1M" '"' .,
tljose contempkitinic miarrinw. ."
and not We about te 1
any fuldrtas oa recwi
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upthecreeic topi;uui or boy uinir.tr. jt bruir tea, '
nortiiweitqiutrterofsQrtMii'J.toHa-ui,. t -
nioce ll eat. of the sixth princH .i'. ; ,.r r ,.
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