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UKAtV!VIL.l,K, KEB.,
THUHSDA.Y MORNING. NOV. 10, 1S71.
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A TlionJcsgtvlnjf Proclamntloji.
Washington, Cei. 2S.
The processor the seasons has ncala ena
bled ttio husbandman to garner Irult, sne
c:ofisfril toll and Industry have leen generally
"Selt rewarded: we arc at peace With, all na
tions; tranquillity, with a few exceptions
prevails at home, and within the pust year
we have In main been free from Ills which
iiave elsewhere auVcted our kind. lftomeof
tw have had calmltles, there should he oc
uaidon for sympathy with thejsutrercrsand
resignation on their part to the will of the
Most IXigh, and rejoleln? to the many who
have heen more favored.
I therefore recommend that on Thursday
the Thirtieth day of November next, the
loople meet in their respective places of
worship,, there to make the usual aeknowl
lerafcHtx to Almighty Oodfortheblesslnsa
3Ie hatt confered on them and for their mcrci
Jjil exemption from evils; Invoke His pro
ration and kindness for their less fortunate
brethren, whom In His wisdom Ho deemed,
it htttt to clia-stlse.
In faith whereof I have hereunto sp my
hand and caused tho seal of Htse u be
UlllXHl.
Ioncatthecltyof Washington, this 23th
dav of Oecober, la the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and seventy-one. Indepen
dence of the United States. tl2e.u4nctv-six
Uv the President: ISIgnedJ V. S. GRANT.
IIamixtok Fisi SCsrcUJfy of State.
The Republican h:tve three-fourths
of'the new Hoasc of Representatives
iX.e: York.
afield Marshal Beuedek, coimnand
er of the vanquished Austrian army
at Sadown, is dead.
Harmony has been restored in tho
Tanks of the Republican party in New
York, and a heavy majority for Grant
in 1S72 Is now a foregone event.
The Democrats of Xe Jersey secur
ed the election of their candidate for
Governor, but the Republicans car
Vied the Legislature, thus securing a
Republican U. S. Senator.
SPIU12 OF THE AGK.
There has always been, and there
ever will be, grumblers, constitution
al sore-heads, who enjoy good health
in exact proportion to the- supply o
matter provided them to grumble
over or at. They admire nothing in
Nature, and Art disgusts, then, No
cloud hovering over tjve. business or
social circle hath silver lining to their
vision. They are. forever contrasting
the past with the. present, and draw
ing conclusiona.favorable to the form
er, and prejudicial to the latter. They
were born too late denied the satis
faction of tangling in the flesh with
those who are now dead.
Get in,to conversation with one of
these old fogies upon politics, if you
nlease, and he will tell you that there
are no such minds now extant as those
which scintillated in the Senate
Chamber and House of Representa
tives hi the early days of the Repub
lic. Yet. if we read history correctly,
we cannot close our eyes to the fact
that the possessors of gigantic minds
hinted at, were men, who, iu their
day, were openly accused of being, if
not succinctly proven to be, guilty of
henious crimes, of being barnacles
upon the body politic, leeches upon
the social system, and a reproach up
on the good name of our Republic.
No general reader can deny this fact,
and we incline to the opinion that in
point of intellectual effulgence, mor
al honesty, and Iruo patriotism, our
age really t:ansccnds any former one.
As in politics so in leligion. Croak
era will tell you that th? "fcar of
God" is not so prevajeat now as in
days of yore. Perhaps in this they
are right, b't, we incline to the belief
that "tUo-low of God" is more com-
voinmeiicc on the Burlington ad Ft.
Kearney Railroad. IroJi is. ca tsio
ground "for the-li.ret ten mii,,,s.--0;?-Jfcrald.
"Brownville & Ft. Iearoy li. R."
if you please, Mr. Jrcrahi.
mi m qw
The only crumb, of' comfort achiev
ed by the D.emocw-y in the late elec
tions was the successful run made by
the "boss thief"-of the nation, Wil
liam M. Twe-ed;. That old blossom of
corruption now sits in stato over the
ruins of the Democratic paity of the
Empire Stat-e.
There are seven hundred and seventy-five
persons and corporations in
St. Louis paying over one thousand
dollars taxes annually. James H.
'. Lucas is the heaviest tax payer, con
tributing tho neat little sum of one
hundred and twenty-four thousand
four hundred dollars on his real estate
and personal property alone.
.& l2Ji.VX&.U.AlUMXijU,-msaiss.
After the resnlt of tho vote in Otoe
countyvlnst month, on the question of
aid to the Trunk R. R. we supposed
that enterprisefor ..the present yat
least, Jaid dn the shelf, ,hVfollow
ing letter received by Col. Furnas,
and handed-us for publication", shows
that the importance.'ofthis road& not
lost sight of. Vb;hbpe forthe con!
struction of the Trunk road. - A road-
running as near as practicable along
the west bank of the Misouri river, is
second only iu importance, to the
people of Nebraska, to that of the
Union Pacific. . Richardson -&t;di Ne
mahn'have felt the'imjTrrtajfcTbf th'is-
road, and accordingly a.ceti promptly.
There has never Imju. a proposition
under considerataii to-construct less
road along tiia.Knqthan to Nebraska
City. That county failing loactuntil
at the-last October election, and then
adversely, .is the only cause why the
Trunk road has not- long since been
running. This, road must be built.
If Mr. Joy and associates are not- will
ing to run tho risks, and go along as
fastasaid is tendered, they. must get
out of the way, and- let others. There
is a project talked of, viz: to run a
road from Atchison, or Leavenworth,
via. Falls City to Nemaha City in this
county, ami thence up .tho river to
Omaha. A delegation from, below
was in this city some ten, days, ago to
consult with Col. Furnas on this flat
ter. This would cut oil a deserving
and needy portion of both Richardson
and Nemaha counties, atid involve
new votes in each. We &till hope for
"an onward movement" in this mat
ter, of which we will say more in the
future. We have confidence, that
there is too much at stake, to leave
of transgression. Then considering nrBsE3SMi&a esa i
m vnei-we
plfRP " IU lliSlllllku Bll MB
. ,.-ftrivasrrAiirr's card. -.awe.-
Editor Nebraska Advertiser.
Beini? -.ono of tho dofeated'candi-
dates ipfjtUo Republican 'party, at the
late ejection, and having 6een fnform
eaT.hat.j during the-'c&nvass. numer
ous false stories in relation, to myself
were circulate'd all, 'oyerthe countv,
rtoj right wxr3'ng impressions caused by
-It va chawjed ib Nfimaha-tihd As-
piuwaU precincts that during thejiri
majcy election I tookJnglj, ground
against- 3ir. Blacklaw, and in favor of
p&x- J?.tter. Iu London precinct that
'jjliad fulsefy repre'sente'd Mr. Brvant
an'dba'd" labored tonominate Mr.
Crow as in opposition, to Mr. Brush,
and finally just on the evo.of the
I election that I had gone in with Dave
Plasters to beat Mr. Cruw. In Lay
fayette Preciuci.it was stated ikt I
had worked against the nomination
of Mr. Raymond, all of .xhich stories
are without tho shatly of truth. I
made no effort fpr or against any can
didate during the Primary Election
qxcept for Mr. Raymond.he being the
only candidate in the -vest part of the
Gftunty, I thought proper to repre
sent his interests fairJy wherever I
went, as I am fully- able to prove.
Besides the-above ingenious election
neerlng stories the author of which
I can. only sucnise, Brevet Col. T.
Qf-hldisclpTegfereBo-'unconscloua
J. Majors, in order to. form a pretext pose it. There are immoralities work-
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ttwyitailie iseartA ol ills creatures iudone anything that can be done: to
rinau ever ueiore. iet me noiv v
(ThelOlh inst.) tmcklayiiiK Ifi Jo rirrumbler but look at the result in tlio
Presbvterian Church the past thirtv
years, and argue from these premises
Thirty years since the old Presbvte- Mv Dkap, Sin Your iettq; of
rian Church was rent asstinder by in
testine action. Now it has built a,
bridge of love and unity across the
breach, and each fucton now worship
together and after the same plan, and
are stronger iu point of numbers than
ever bef&re. Look, too, atthe Roman
Church, with its head, the Pope,
shaking like an aspen leaf in a hurri
cane at the dissension of Ilyacinthe.
True, men and women are not hung
and burned now for opinion sake,
and the power is not vested in any
one man to say "my doxy is ortho
dox", all other doxies are heterodox,"
but every man is privileged to com
mune with his Maker in his awn way,
and to follow the dictates of hia own
conscience.
Sc. as relates to Internal Improve
ments. Fogies stand like huge rocks
The Brown ville. A.U-VEi',TSKK says
that an Omaha company which has
ben for some time boring for coal at
St. Deroiu, in Nemaha county, has
struck a twenty seven inch vein of
co.il. Arrangement are being made
- to work it. We are not told at Ifow
great a depth the coal is found, but
that the news is hailed with great
glee. Outahu Herald
The depth was 74 feet.
MINNESOTA.
Official returns of the lato election
. arc not an in, uuc enougli to show
.that Governor Austin will have a ma
jority of 13,000. The Legislature
atands on joint ballot, 101 Republi
cans, to 40 Democrats. The Senate,
cU Republicans, and 10 Democrats.
The House, 70 R.epublicar.3, and 30
Democrats,
On tho first of January last the
debt of the State of Tennessee was
$33,9-15,842. Governor Brown now
tells the Legislature that tho debt will
be $41,SG3,40G by the first of January,
IBTiJ- Increase during tho year $2,
. yi7,o04, or about S2.50 for each man,
-woman and child in the State. The
population of the State by tho last
census was 1.2-3S.S20; this gives a per
capita debt of over $33. And this
with a Democratic Legislature and a
Governor elected by Democrats.
B.f FT. IC. ii, P. It. K.
Twenty-five car loads of iron had
arrived at Phelps for this road on
Monday noon, and eight or nine car
loads will arrive daily, until the full
complement for ten miles is received.
The contract for hauling the iron
from Phelps is let to the Ferry and
Transfer companies. The locomo
tive is expected to-day, and the work
of track laying will immediately
In the current of a stream, impeding
progress and damaging trade and
commerce. Speak to them about the
policy of building bridges over treach
erous streams, and they will oppose
it. Argue with them upon the im
portance of repairing road ways, anil
they will remind you that such im
provements cost money. Talk to
them upon the propriety of building
a railroad through the county, and
they will howl with the malignity of
the devil, threaten to stop papers
which advocate It, and to ostracise
business men who have the temerity
to advocate or second such proposi
tion. Touch upon the Free School
system, and they will tell you it is the
duty of every man to educate his own
children, and an outrage to levy a tax
for general education.
Out upon such arrant hypocrisy ;
such abomiuablo stupidity, "and stiff
backed prejudice. Intelligence flows
deeper and more generously to-day
than ever before. The people of our
land, and of the world, 3'eurn more
for freedom, religion and political.
than in times past, and the spirit of
progress is becoming like the air we
breathe, as well a part of our system
advance this enterprise.
P-LAiyrsMoirnr, Ni:n.,
Nov. mil, ;$T.L. j
; Col. K..W. Furuas, Browavllle, Neb..:
the 10th came to hand, this mornini;
aird-its confentsare noted. We have
agai,n commenced a move, to secure
the Trim Is R. R. Hon. Isaac II.
'Sturgeon has been here as one of the
U.S. Commissioners to examine the B.
& M. R. R., and he has desired us to
secure statistics relative to amount of
shipments from PlattsiuoiUh, Rock
Bluffs, Nebraska City, B.rownyille,
Peru, Rulo &, FaMs City, and with a
committee of at least ine from each
town, visit St. Louis, and lay the
matter before their men and the'l. It.
there. He thinks they will at once
take hold of the matter. At a meet
ing last night, I was chosen as one to
visit your county and solicit the co
operation of your people in the enter
prise. Will you have the statistics
gotten up, and in fact everything that
would be of use and interest in the
way ol encouraging the capitalists of
St. Lpuis in taking hold of the enter
prise, l will come down next week if
necccssary. E. E. Cunningham is to
visit Richardson county, Hathaway
Otoe county, and self "Nemaha Co.
Let me hear from you.
Very truly. &c,
D. H. Wheeler.
as ol our nature, and he who keeps
pace with the spirit of the age in
Which we livs, rivals in general in
telligence the average, deuigens of the
earlier years of this century-
commence.
A steamer has been chartered to
fi eight ties, and has commenced its
work of freighting them from above
Sonora, and lauding them at th?
switch. A large number of ties are,
already on the line of the road, but
not sufficient for the present require
ments for the number of miles of
track to be laid. The work is mov
ing along the whole line, with a vig
or that means business, and after the
usual driving, pushing ty;o p.f th,e
energetic Dr. Converse.
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A JV$ILEE Y23AR.
The JYett? York Observer, now one of
the most widely circuited, papers in
the country, wl soon enter upon its
.50th year, having been established in
the beginning of the year 1S23. It has
a record of which its founders and
conductors may well be proud. It has
been one of the most fearless and un
swerving advocates of sound princi
ples in religion, in morals, in educa
tion, and in politics. Although not
political in its character, it does not
hesitate to expose and denounce cor
ruption in whatever party it exist,
and to hold the rulers of ths Jand to a
strict account qf their trusts. It siR-
naiizcd the present year by issuing a
Year-Book, that is an encycloptedia
of information in regard to matters in
Church and State which can only be
gathered from an extensive library.
This Year-Boole was presented gratis
to every prepaying subscriber, and the
Publishers annqupce another volume
for tho coming year-a New Year
book, which will be more complete
than the. last. It will be sent free to
anyone who pays his subscription for
lb'-- Copies of the naner cPnt rM
tfl applicants. New Subscribers will
uv par4cr. fjreo until January.
icceiv
1st.
Heating ttoveSS Stpye, No. 3L
A STRAW.
As straws indicate the drift af the
wind, so does the result of the late ejec
tions foreshadow in what direction
the popular current of public senti
ment is setting in.
Carl Schurz, the great disaffected,
gave to the public to understand that
if they would keep their eyes upon
Wisconsin until election day, and
their ears open until the day following
election in that State, they would see
the niazses moving in a solid column
agains;, Grant's retainers, and hear
such a rr.ttlng among the dry bones
of the Administration as would startle
all observers. Because Cdawalader
Washburne was a brother of Elihu B.
msuuunie, me lavoretf friend and
advocate of President Grant, the con-
..estSl.etwen said Cad. Washburne and
the renegade Doolittle was made to
hinge upon the Administration in
other words, the issue was confidently
pressed upon the Republicans that
votes for Washburne were eiiuiveh nt
o. voies tor tfrant. The issue was ac
cepted, and the result is ignominious
defeat of Doolittle, and the triumph
ant electiou of Washburne.
Schurz clamed that Wisconsin con
tained a greater proportionate German
Vnfp Minn nnfl... di...
"j uiuer oiaie, anu assev
erated that lie controled tho German
vote, not alone of Wisconsin, but of
me union. The Germans voted for
Washburne. Carl once lived in Wis
consin, whither he went to secure
office. The Germans knew the great
disaffected, and to know him Is to dis
trust hiin. Let the egotistical, sore
headed Teuton step over into the;
democratic party where ho pronerly
belongs, for surely he will not have
the audacity to present himself in Re
publican Spnatorisi 'caucusses this
winter. Those that are not with us
are against us. A man cannot serve
God and the Democratic pariy. Every
road leading out of the Republican
camp, runs into that of the Democracy.
There is no middle ground to occupy,
and this is as good a time as will ever
present Itself of purifying our party
and of giving the culls to tho fam-
isuing JJpniocrapy.
We clip the from the Occasional a
spicy paper published at Ft. Scott
Kansas, tl;y following transcript from
a justice' docket iu that western Pits
burg. McComas & MoKelKhau im-iO
Hart & Illloy, cU'ii rf.-.ijijj. j
w ?eriTi-.
The rilntnl-.flft sny that tfwy are lawvera
ami practice law fur n living; tliat on? A.
Iowler huoil the defendants before Win.
Margrave. J. P.. anil recovered judgment
against the defendant. Tlie defendants
appealed from th. ald judgment, and eni
pioyed the pluintillh to attend to the case
for them In the District Court. Phv'tiyTs
accepted the said employment, and at,j:udi
to said ease iu eoueetlon u-if h .Tnim iv tZiii-
loway of tills place, and judgment was ren
dered for the defendants. They chargxl I
Si" for their services, which were reasonablv
worm mat sum, and presented their bill first
to the. said Hart, lie said it was all right and
iut;s;uii juiey voiuu pay it. I'laintiiN then
presented the said bill to the said Riley who
refused to pay it. and Informed the plain
tiffs that they might go to hell.
The plninUiIs therefore- pray judgment
against the defendants for tlio said Si5. and
invoke the consideration of the honorable
Court whether It will be necccssary for the
plaintiffs to comply with the said reduesi of
the bald Uiley by going to the said country
above named.
McCOMAS A McKEIGIIAN.
pro see,
BRAI5ES v. SHOGKEY.
St: Dkuoi.v, Nkh.
Nov. 3rd, 1871. f
Hfr. Editor: I have read, carefully,
Mr. Braden's article, published in
your issue of October 2Gth, and here
by certify that I was presentat Peter
Fraker's residence, in St. Deroin,
Monday morning, September 25th,
1871. (incorrectly stated in his article
as October 2nd,) during the conversa
tion between Clark Brailen and W.
P. Shockey, and, also, at the close of
the debate, Thursday afternoon, Oc
tober 12th, 1ST, and my recollection
g.P what transpired is the same as Mr.
Braden' as given iu the above men
tioued article.
Isaac Ci-ark:
for his opposition to the ticket which
he could uot defeat in the Republican
election for candidates, circulated
statements that I was dishonest, a
scoundrel, tc. ,Thestfslanderousialse
epithets were, simply, intended to hide
tfrom public notice. his want of man
hood to stand square up to n pro--gramme,
if not originated by him, in
dorsed add put in operation. 1131 his
own oflicial acts as a leading mjiHbar
of the party. One year ago when
$ho Col. assisted his father ten get-u
nomination for member of tho Legis
lature on the ticket with mys"eif and
others in opposition to the protest of
his own precinct delegation, the Col.
was then willing to have peace and
harmony, asked for .it and got it. I
heard noslanderous stories then. Soma
things raigUi be charged and proven
not very flattering to the vanity of
the Revenue Assessor. But I never
believed in tho idea, as it would aecm
the Majors' family do, that in order to
sustain or build up ones' self that
some one must be torn down. The
truth is that this selfish, bullying, des
potic rule or ruin policy of the Ma
jors' faction will in the future as in
the pssfc bring onlr discord and disas
ter to the party. Hoping and "belie v
iufr a more cenerous andnviser nnliov
t j
will prevail in the councils of the par
ty In the future, and though both
buried and sleeping now according to
the statements of the Omaha Herald
and Brownville Democrat, I fully
expect to waka.up.aud dig out in time
to help restore Nemaha to her right
ful place as the banner Republican
County of Nebraska in next fall cam
paign when we will help reelect Pres
ident Grant the great annihilator of
all selfish aristocracy and bullying
despata.
William Daiiw.
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It is said that a number of well
known citizens.pf .Utah (polygainists)
are making arrangements to send
away their plural wives, should the
decisions iu the forthcoming trials
fpr lascivious cohabitation go against
the defendants. Nobpdy believes that
any of the well-to-do Mqrmon think
of abandoning their .preseut homes
and their property because of the en
forcement of the law against polyga
my. The Mormons claim earnestly
to believe that their plural wife doc
trine is of God,. but many of them be
gin to express.grave. doubts as to the
expediencey of continuing its practice
in violation of law.
of physical life that they had to be
watched by their friends, fearing that
they would walk off of precipices, or
plunge intorivejrs. heGnostic
Christians oftiienft cerjturijs of tfie
Christian ertroraixed mdclffeof tKeir,
philosophy with their reljgion. They
taught that Jesus was not a real -per-
personage, only a'pirituaI-villusioriJ
tlie oetter to emorce tne uoeinues ue
taught on the minds of men.
The Quakers retain much of this
philosophy in their religion. Their
religion : is. a- .highly tgrUualizetU
6hrIstiahitVrind 'vastify1- -superior to
'ftuchrHnsnuFraRnttKnlr:
ijy itherdiffrerit religious? sXcts 'oP-the
day. Now, there are pauses which
produce these different phages, in the
manifestation of mind : so tkere are
causes which bring peace and tran
quility to a people, and there are, caus
es when calamities overtake a nation
or city.
C$cago is burned, and great losses
an,d-terrible suffering hav fallen up
on the people. But why was Chica
go burned ? The ready answer is :
"It was the work of incendiaries."
This is not satisfactory. The enquiry
should go farther. Why are thete
incendiaries? Society should learn
that it is. accountable for the charac
ter of- the men and women who com
these things, let men and cities learn
a lesson from the burning of GHicago.
JEXKETTU HABJDINO.
fi' & r 'ST im S8-
P &! sail liUKe-MemStl au,
' ' f Saxt LAKENoVember. 12.
Accounts from Pjrovo represent all
maimer of outragesfjp.euding'tbe sufts!
of the-JjiUreka Mining Company ver
sus the King David and May Henri
etta Companies'."' The vatnesses for
the defendants were assailpd; with
slung-shots-and badly injKiried- night
before htst7anil an hour or" two. later:
teupdriotendent of the May Henri
etta 'wa shot at twice, narrowly es-'eplng-'w:mFhis':ffrer-'
The-nTirrerHl-mosij
unanimously, espouse. tle cause
of tn.e'JKin 'EaVidanu May .Henri
etta. Tim Herald jthis niorjijug publishes
.aJettfroih'SairU;Geo.rgl Lreiativ -to
the conference' tliere, but - i mt-nlword
in regard to Brlgham Young. This is
remarkable, as hitherto every i move
ment of Brighain when away from the
city, has been reported both, by letter
and by telegraph.
The funeral of John B. Kimball, of
imball & Lo'wrahce', 'which took-
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No. 70MaiaSifeetl
rbwnvill
freteaazj,
der, wiluMayor Wcl Is an d
made 'applil-fffirfir "'to fll(
Court of the United
ing great mischief in all phases of
society, and the' great problem to be
solved is, how slufll a higher moral
tone be given to it. One great error
to be removed is the false teaching so
prevalent, that cause rind effect' can
be separated in moral action, it can
not be done any mojo-Uian, in, physi
cal action. "Wha.tn man sows, that
he nuat rsap.;; But.it is taught that
ahigh-t6n'ed-, mpral mau, if he have
not a certain religious faith, is the
most dangerous, man in a communi
ty. While an immoral man with a
certain religious faith, is the better
man, and his example is pointed out
Lfor young pecpleto follow, whjle t,he
moral: man is condemned. If any
one thinks this is Christianity, he has
made a fatal mjatake, and such teach
ings have a ruin.ous effect upon hu
manity. We have gcod authority for approv
ing of morality, even if not found in
those who have a peculiar religious
creed. Jesus endorsed the teaching
of the Chinese philosopher, Confu
cious, and Paul quoted, favorably, a
heathen poet, who lived about two
hundred and fifty years before the
advent of Christ. The child should
be taught as soon as he can under-1
stand a moral lesson, and then be con
tinually taught,-.too, that.the trans
gression of either moral or physical
laws, "will of a necessity, bring disas
trous consequences, and no theologi- iAuowcorn.inGuzi'iii'S
.i i ." ' '. ... T. . ... 'White "
cm uoguiu can prevent it. at is tins ; outs, fi bushel ..
-strmigeTdoctrine of separatUfg-cause I FI-"riprlnu.est.,,u"!it
and (Meet tlia tempts men to crime, j .? 'ATJ?."
Ki
place this afternoon, was attended bv
all cl:isses;pf;peopi?.-..4Qnions ;and
Gentiles. , The pxoeesip.n was one of
the most solemn ever witnessed in tho
Territory. Kimball never was a Mor
mqn,.b.utfhjs partner, Lawrence, al
though a s-ecedor from the church, is a
polygamic.
The reopening of the V. S, District
Court and. reassembly .of: the grand
jury to-moi row is anticipated with
much interest. ftf ft ir 1 1 r, f 1
, It isttdiderstrulSl siitlMieJi Stodt,
ope ofithe jnftVti i-ojiliuieujat'CaruV
JJouglass, tinder indictment for mtir-
1 ojJiers, has
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States for their
"release' ii&)$zx JaCwci c ,oX.liGl)5as. .chr pus.
eniiiei cum, mi liiuications or
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and mountains are covered with Know
this wiuter.a. uwiitk eoflier-thanJast
year. " " ,4" l. u. j-
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Atiru'IuitrntorV'a!c.
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dcf:;sfd. la Asnlawni prerim- .
MARRIED,
October 2ath,.j.-5i;lSt tUp ebileDrllio
liritle's mothpr,.by .Ittdye A. AVlIiinTMr.
WIHIam'Glllespio ntul iflK ATrmnda LiTn-
merrall of this comity.
October 30t)i, l?,nt the oftjee of tlie Pro
Imte JuCoje, bj Jwle A. W. Morgnu. Mr.
.Stephen Cross and Miss ilnry J. Delnv, all of
this county.
November 9th, lSriJrtCJie rT-sidenet-of the
oriue. in uilHcity. Dy.ltnlRP A. W. JtorKRii,
Mr. Jolm,I:-rankliiig aad.Alrs.:j'.iryFlIaBlter.
November loth. nttWeyesidence-'orthu
brble' fiitlxer, in W:uihins;ton premier, Ne
nia,'ia county, Nebi, by iheKe.'. A. ri.'Rrovn,
JIrk H. Jirown and fester , Hitie. J
November IGtli, 1S71, at the nsid'ence of the
bn.lt;y,t.uher.;by the Rev. V. BjtHlocIinm of
Nebraska City, John II. Milks, Tvsq., or 1.01m
ltrancli, Nemaha cosinty. to Miss Marv K.
i Armstrong, of Pawnee county.
The milk of human kindness, assisted by
Uie suongarm of the fair bride.,.wlll inakP,an
sittrrtctlyeiome for 00 r friend Johnny. Trio
distance from Brownville, and the Inclement
weather, prevents onr ncceptance of the In
vitation to carve tho!lnfulrfturlie,Xbn Satur
day of tills week, at tho hospitable board of
father Mi lks's.
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TcinAX.TM-irttuFr.
T)IIi'' villbr(icejvsInt,tliiiioJiciuutj.l.-tl flrst CtuiuBviHriuz i& 11 -Um.. v
It ijaturtlay hi t).i-'ii!ii'r. iNTt.ttt liiVUMk A.M.. 1 AurtcuItHr.-.ilBtuiHiiiMiit. :Ll . . .'
lr Hit- crtridii ol' a Norm. I School Bui!di:ijj at I Furniture e " TI ""
POru:Nebl.Jl,lBnauidStrecl(?(ta?tn-'ta"Jit'iltft: AilmiaHlni'or K-t.l .,.
tnwompi'on nnrt-arter rhcnrr nr Nnvpitjnprrrsri. I
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' as'" will lit1 . i!r to pay chargt , If not cnlltxt
for in jldiivs froiii tLitif:. ,. .
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a. w. i'uiJ'-i it;iiba.-,ef;iufdic!ue.
A. t-arfert-tittirTiSteflT-nltlvatDrf plow and
oou!:er.
C'ar!c llra.Ien, I box books.
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ASniTATION.
For the nIiefand Ciire.oftheKrrini; uud Cnfui
tunato.on principle nfchristiKii iiiilithroy.
li-."iys on the Krron ol Youth, and the ;-i;!-ot
Ak;, in rcintiiia to MirrIaro nbsottnl.KjUi.iWtth
.uinitaryartLSutrhainJilicri-d. v.t iron. In sealed
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flKairtx: said elulo. nh nanitu: tioi
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Cjrg..fc-j,.Sp.by. --i
tinuKing, somqliowor other,. . they MEW &iT 1 "uUn1" H L,VALL4VBLE ClIFTS I "jve,r:, ,.,ri tl'
will escape the consequences of im-! .teBn7;-;o tIlM ... ' j" UJL , I K-lioito..
moral actions. While those of better 1 -- Xj tSIS .1 S I TISglTESJW-ff
character and purer lives are threat- grT l n" i52iurREcrji.AR mo.tisj.y ! sl-&SlS: & iT"
ened with woes in the life which now WTO. A " .WI" I" PS! ITT CTVTVrD ancr 1 oH?iirMrHBaa12i:C
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SAJSTKI. .:
iv.n. I71. My
Kictniy IVotter.
'pAKMTJ up by the uiu.;r.tiu-. . ;.
i. halt uiUe-,Miahwf l'ru.Nen a a
InbKa,oH or nir lite JfiMjuri iu. 1
ihiy 01 t-;orier. J-CI. ntr:ii l-.iv ,
yniw out. ldu.-k maiiH au.ttuil. ,
di:.-iuiriiii thebck. ,'wn. r-
and woes, too, in the great here
after. It is this false teaching' which
brings evil to individuals and calam
ity to nations aud to cities' such ca
lamities like uuto the burning of Chi-
' St. Stkptiejj'-Sj Xeb.
November, Gth,81.
3fr. Editor .-I was present on the
above mentioned occasions, and my
recollection is the same as Mr. Bra
den's, except t?)at Humboldt was
mentioned as a place for 11 third dis
cussion, but not as a place foT the sec
pnd. I did not hear the date, (lov.
10th or 13th.) At the close of the"
debate I heard London mentioned as
the plaoe.
6. Zimmerman.
T10 statements of other men can
be obtained if necessary. This, how
ever, will be sufficient with all who
know Messrs. Zimmerman aud Clark.
The debate will be postponed until
Mr. Shockey is heard from.
Clark Braden.
For the Advertiser.
THE CKNING OP CHICAGO.
Mr. Editor .-That was well' said
by you that "matterin whatever con
dition or circum&Lsjice, is dependent
upon mathematical cause and effect."
This is a foundation tr.uth in-every
science. It is a foundation truth, too,
in metaphysics. The pjHjnnmena of
nature and mamfe-stating. in mind,
are controlled by raaiaeiiia.JicaJ cause
anil efFect.
" by not uecourtt tor niqrul. as for nntural
thinly.
Who knows "but'lTe who.o'ha5Lds tbc'Hght-
iiinu span.
WhocommanilH old ocean, atd who rules
the storm.
Pours fierce ambition In nCt&snr's mnd,
And turns yotimr Amraon looso to scourge
mankind."
"Where is the metaphysician who is
wise enough to eay, with certainty,
whether mind is the elreut of matter,
or matter the effect of mind ? So sin
gular are the laws by which both are
controlled. Logicians have divided
off into two schools of philosophy on
this qugSjionone contending that all
manifestations in mind may be reduc
ed back to properties in matter, and
loose all conscipiiexisfence. Epicur
us is the founder of this sphool, and
.his disciples give great importance to
material manifestations, qr fiat !.
termed external nature. They ber
Iieve iu extracting as much happi
ness as possible from physical life,
This may all be rigbt enough. I am
very fur from beiug a disciple of this
school, yet I think Epicurus and h.s
'She mqs fruitful, saurco. cf Grime,
;ij ie.ii must ba remedic-dj before zsir.
tyt(jan be much better, is the "social;
evil."- Therejs very little aacredness
and importance in too many cases,)
given to the marriage relations. Mar
ried tp-day, divorced to-morrow, and
eyen ,this is far bettert than the terri
ble consequences, of inharmonious
marriages. The ofi'apringj of, these
marriages, with their natural tenden
cy to vie, make penitentiaries, in
sane and. orjojban asylums, a necessity
of Government. If all who fill asy
lums are nqt. the offspring, of inhar-
mouiQus mornages, they are the vic
tims, qf. the teachings cS those who
are. If there were, certain physical,
menial and moral qualifications re
quired by law, of all who. would en
ter the marriage relation, tbjpre would
be far less crime and suffering in the
world. Oh, horror I exclaims some
one. , What tyranny, to so, interfere
with the rights of the poxxplc with
civil law as to say who, AViien. where
and how he should marry. But civil
Jaw.haaa right ajid; it is not called
tyranyy tQ interfere with the, conse
quences of violated natural laws; but
must be po.werless to en orce the ob
servance of them. Strange logic,
surely! Wise statesmanship, truly!
There is but very little use dealing
with the effect of wrong doing, while
the cause remains. Men and women
are doing; just as well as they cau
with, their present unbound physical
organization and imperfect moral de
veloperuent. There has got to be a
higher type of men and women .be
fore there can be purer morality; and
this must be efTected by woman edu
cating herself into a knowledge of
uhyaical.Iaws, and intelligence enough
to'Qbey them. She mut?t learn how
to be a. mother, of sound nbvsical
health, apure, high-toned moral char
acter, arid .a good intellectual develop
ment; and tbis would be far better for
her, and.for fcupianity, than to vote
aud make speeches; and there would
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The new Brownville road now goes
by the, name of "Brownville, Fort
Kearney &, Pacific, and Pennsylvania
Central Railroad." We congratulate
the people on the length of name and
hope the road may he as long; when
completed. JS'ebrqska Chronicle.
The above slur. comes with appropri
ate grace from the organ of a people
who rejected the best proposition ev
er ofFered a community to lift them
out of the slough of bankruptcy and
insignificance.
Eev. John DeSorg's residence on
Harmony street, East Omaha, was de
stroyed b.Jixe at about SJ o'clock Fri
day evening. It is believed that
nothing was saved.
Farmers, corn and. pork Is cheap
and so is everything eokl-at Big Stove
Ko. 81.
followers have been verv .unnhsirita-
bly misrepresented. It is the abuse be lessineendiaries torjnrn Chicago.
r. r , .-2' X
5-nr Up ,t Hg Sl0ve, ffl. gg e
of the doctrine, and not the
doctrine itself, which has done
the , mischief. The teaohings of
this school, with some modifications.
have spread rapidly for many centur
ies, which accounts for the wonderful
materiaJisuLpf the preseut age, tho'
it is now on. )ie decline. Th,ere are
causea fpr this rapid growth, aiifl the
present ymptous of final decay.
Both Christian and Infidel have im
bibed these doctrines, and "they have
grown with their growth, and
strengthened with their strength,"
qnil it is impossible to convince
spine minds, by any amount of testi
mony.that immortality can bedemon-
rjtrated to the human understanding,
by purely mathematical cause and efr
fepj, as any fact in material science.
iho.Qthar school, with Desartes as
fpunder, Relieve that all the phenom
ena of nature exists only in idea:
tut what is calletJ ubbtanco is niere-
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f Manhood Eow3iros t IiowP.estored.
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ftoifihertiiiUairur, tgfiliouBniJttirine
.- oKSrpiufAToufeHSSA o(f at-iulnal
W e.rkn5finvorrtWtSry Kcmmi r3reri"in-i.rK' I
' vMH:;tal and Physical Incapacity. Iiri dnnntf. i
to Marrl.ii;-. etc ; aljo C'o.nm iutu.s. Ki-ilh-y
and 1-iTtt. indaced by l- IMhuu'! nc, or Miuai 11-"
t:-)tv.i.';i,.r.. I
I with r mperb ar.it sfdecte' -'oc -'
1 tut ri;ulturei:ie. UeUiItf 1
CALL AHD m
and comparcl p.-kwMlt
;aaa.jce.
.vy.
fil practice, tiiat the n!nn. ...... ..,...t...., ..r
M-lf-abit.se iiib;. be raw ally .urnl without the
uaii5eroia2c-ofjii-rnar-niw:.'cliwftrthe ;Flicr.-tionortf.hWnferibIrinafe'-iit
:i r.i5t. o,' cure at
oiceMnipie. certain, and cllectual. by meins of
i-.tiH1 V jrj;suirrer. no matter what-tiiswiitlitlun
'may be. ntay cure himself ca?np!y, rrlvatoly,'and
arf-This Lei-lure sbonTif be in the lianda of every
youib and every tii:iu in th tn.nf J
."CJHi'ndrseuI.lrfa plain envelope, to anv jmI- I &?'
tlTvsH.iKMtfatdOa receipt of si cents ortw6pMt ' fc-
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: Guide'
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VNo Dr.Culverwoira "Marria
cents. 1 '. t
Address the Ihibllshers.
1 ias J.jrr t.-rr--r- . -w-v.
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Some clergymen in the churches in
the Eastern States have said that it
was because of the sin of the people
Chicago Avas burned, and their con-J I
gregations have taken offence at this
saying, and have, discharged these
clergymen from their services in the
church, isoiv: why should tiie.people
take 'offence at this saying? If they
had been tpld Sod,om of old was dis
troyed for its wickedness, they would
have believed It. Why cot. Chicago
be burned for its wickedness as well as
Sodom ? Think, you the Sodonaites
were sinners above all other sinners V
Nay, verily? Except othe.r "cilies
repeat, they too may likewise, perish.
"The Lord hath a controversy with
the people." The worjd'ia. in.a. Qrjsis.
It would, seen? the lojg day of sjq is
drawing to a clos.e, aud. men sigh for
better things. 'JJhey get glimpses of
the "new.r kea.veioa. and. qew: earth,
wherein dweileth rjghte.ousn.ess," and
wish for its appearance. Thoy have
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POGKST GUTLSSY,
, IC!5T IN TUIvMACKKTi
mm, x m. Z
AT WJI. I. SHELLE.VBEHGEU'S.
Carriage and Wagon
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AT- v-'. D SHFUE.!!EI.(;eR,s
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IRCHirtCT
J iflt rrmrl fr:u ttvtmauuihotdr
oin.e ,:.-c- ..f.,',1 rurniiurt- -.
sidtii thw, Lia hm enUn i v j
ir. -s?
bfi..of hoverybetdali(VHc-i
tab. I'..rtifc buying ; him-fi-IffctMln
th ?endm -.
t. Ie. And hotter t!:v
all, fcecsiii ff;y
say thnt !:
Urn
a fit
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W"'1, II? ALL KINI - F"in-iLni.vj phi-
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No oc sa cflk r
JACOB MAROHX,
MERCHANT TAXLOH,
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and the Greok phUoHopher aud many j seen, till they are satisfied, the folly
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Sft 1VZZ V !Jr '"" SLop uBHnrt
QARPSNTSR'S- TOOLS
FULL ASSOIttSlES?,
f3 -yrl sHEfegssBfenCTiosp
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la theivay
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Give him a Call.
A.GESCY.
T) X VyB.CK lGA' "talnl In every Stu.e her--'
the laws are ldeml . n.n. ,,:.. . ...?
or JLounty-Iexal cverj-wliere-dertTob; craelti-non-Mipport.
druhkeniiesa. etc. sinciei,t . .1" e J
publicity required-no fee until divorce obtained
Call on. or address
GOULJJ A IlUftOEIL
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REAL ESTATE. 'JfliEHIS,
3vrE-TtnDXA:r.
-IC-tf JKFFErtSON- COUNTY. NEBItASKA.
lie is prepare-! to Job FHr-Uturw to re: ' '
on tnc iuost uavuutaKeutw u-r:r-. - -supply
theia with jjoods, viilui'
FINISHED OR IN THE BOLCI
TimMmm
at prices that arc nai:r !ir!!r'-ir - V-
in tin- iitfr.'ir. wii r.' .MTvrup V-'
' ,VZ "' des-rre tu add iLlo kifir'. t -
r"W?ip.L"aiKKlii,vsi'i-?t..
ARB -INVITED 'TO O
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