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Laws of the Uniied Slates
l'ASSr.I) AT TIIK
sECOSD SKSSIOX OP THE KOIiTV
&&CUM) COSG1UZ.SS.
Convention Between the
States of America and the United
States of Mexico. Extension of the Du
ration of the Joint Commission for Set
tlement of Claims. Signed April 19,
ib71 Ratified December 13, 1871 Ex
changed Februarys, 1612; Proclaimed
February 8, 1872.
my the mnsmnxT of tiii: united
STATES OF AMEIU'W.
A PROCLAMATION.
"Whereas a convention between the
United States of America and the
united States of Mexico was conclu
ded and signed by their re eclive
plenipotentiaries, at the city of Mexi
co, on the nineteenth day of April, in
the year of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and seventy-one, for
extending the time limited by the
: invention between the two coun
tries of the 4th of July, 1SGS, for the
lerminntion of the proceedings of the
joint commission provukd for by tl e
1 ttter instrument ; which couriitiop,
being in the English and Spanish
languages, is word for word as fol
lows :
Wherens n convention was conclu
ded on tiie 4th day of.Tul.y, IMiS, be
tween the United States of Ameiica
and the United .States of Mexico, for
the settlement of out-standing claim
that have originated since the ringing
of the treaty of (Juadalupe Hidalgo,
on the 2d of Febuary, 184S, by a mix
ed commission limited to endure for
two years and six months from the
day "of the lirst meeting of the com
mfsNioncra ; and wnereas doubts have
ari-en as to the practicability ofihe
business of the suit! commiion being
concluded within the period assigned:
The President of the United Stnt-s
of Ameiica ami the President of the
United State's of Mexico are de-irou-that
the lime oiginally iixed for lh
duiationofthesaidconiiniiaioij should
bo extendeil, and to this end hae
named plenipotentiaries toaree upon
the best mode of efi'eeiing tbi- object,
that is to s-ay : The Pi evident of the
United States of America, Thomas K.
Nelson, accredited a3 Knvoy Extraor
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
of rbo United States of America to the
M x nn Republic ; and the President
of tne United States of Mexico, Man
uel Azpiroz, Chief Clerk and in
charge of the Ministry of Foreign Re
lations of the United States of Mexico;
who, after having presented their res
pective powers, and finding them Mif
licient and in due fornix have agreed
upon the following articles :
AltTICJ.E I,
The high contracting parties agree
that the term assigned in the conven
tion of the 4th of July, 1SG3, above referred-
to, for the duration of the said
commission, shall be extended for a
time not exceeding one year from the
day when the functions of the said
commissions would terminate accor
ding to the convention referred to, or
for a shorter time if it should be
deemed ?ufiicient by the commission
ers, or the umpire, in case of their dis
agreement. It is agreed that nothing contained
in this article shall in any wie alter
or extend the time originally fixed in
the said convention for the presenta
tion of claims to the mixed commis
sion. Akticle II.
The present convention shall he rat
ified, and the ratifications shall be ex
changed at Washington, as soon as
possible.
In witness whereof the above-men
tioned plenipotentiaries have signed
the same and affixed their respective
seal.
Done in the city of Mexico the 19th
day of April, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seven tv-one.
SKAT..1 THOMAS II. XULSOX.
seal. MANUEL AZPIROZ.
And whereas the said convention
ha been duly ratified on both parts
ami the representative ratifications of
the same have been exchanged :
- Now therefore, be it known thot I,
Ulysses S. (i it ant, President of the
United States of America, have caus
ed the said convention to be made
public, to the end that the same, and
every clause and article thereof, may
lie observed and fulfilled with good
faith by the United States and citizens
thereof.
In testimony whereof I have hore-
unto set my hand, and caused the
seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
eighth day'of Februaiy,in the
year of our Lord one thousand
seal eight hundred and seventy
two, and of the Independence
of the United States of Amer
ica theninetv-sixlh.
U. S. GRANT.
By the President :
Hamilton Fisir,
Secretary of State.
General Nature No 21.
AX ACT supplementary tothunct entitled
"An act to pravenS the e.Meimlnatioxi of
fur-bearing animals In Alaska."
lie it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Unit
ed States of America in Congress as
sembled, That the Secretary of the
Treasury bo, and he is hereby, author
zed to appoin tone agent and three as
sistant agents, who shall be charged
with tho management of the seal fish
eries in Alaska, and the performance
of such other duties as may be assign
ed to them by the Secretary of the
Treasury ; and the said agent shall re
ceive tho sum often dollars each day,
one assistant agent tho sum of eight
dollars each day, and two assistant
ugentsthe sum of six dollars each day
while so employed ; and they shall al
ao be allowed their necessary travel
ing expensesin going to and return
ing from Alaska, for which expenses
vouchers shall be piesented to tho
pn-per accounting oliicers of the treas
ury, and such expenses shall not ex
ceed in the aggregate six hundred dol
lars each in any one year : Provided,
That such agentsshall never be inter
ested, directly or indirectly, in any
lease of the right to hike seals, nor in
any proceeds nor profits thereof, neith
er ?- owner, agent, partner, or other-wi-e.
Sec. 2. That the .Secretary of the
Treasury be, and he is hereby, author
izes to erect a dwelling-house upon
each of the Islands of St. Paul and St.
George, for the use of said agents, the
cost of both not to exceed six thou
sand dollars.
bcc. 3. That the said agents he. and
they r.ro hereby empowercdjto admin
ister oaths in all cases relating to
service of tho United States, and to
tako testimony in Alaska for the ue
of the government in anv matter con
cerning the public revenues.
Approved March 5, 1S75.
General Nature No. 22.
AN AtT amending the net approved Julv
twoiity-seyenth. eighteen hundred and
Blxij -.-ight, entitled '-An act relating to
pent,ius."
lit, it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Uni
ted Suites of America in Congress As
sembled, That the second section of
the act of Congress approved July
twenty-seuenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, entitled "An act re
lating to pensions," be ameuded by
inserting after the word "commission''
in said section, the words "or was at
aome naval station."
Approved, March 5, 1872.
an Srt:EJtAr'1TURE-No. 23.
Ii.e tsjc. siV,V ""i1 r'vcne acts lmpos
tafntfherauw ".lUh. andPCer-
HoLC'nted hH thc ScnaiG a'd
-loose oj Rejirescntativcs of thc Uni-
ted Slates of America in Congress As
sembled, '1 hat from and after the pas
sage of this act so much of ttheduloU
of the internal revenue acts asimpo eo
a tax on any "can, bottle, or other sin
gle package containing meats, fish,
shell-fish, fruits, vegetables, sauces,
United ' s"iruPs prepared mustard, jams, or jel
j'nitrd I lies," be, and the sum.; is hereby, re
pealed.
Approved, March 5, IS72.
Geneh a Jj Nature No. 5.4.
AN Ad' to inii'Miil .section thlrty-ilveof nn
act oiiUUiaI "An -ft to roluce Internal
tiixt-s, ami for other purposes."
lie it enacted by the Senate and
House of Jicprcsentatircs of the Uni
ted States of America hi Congress As
sembled, That the privileges of the
act entitled "An act to reduce inter
nal taxes, and for other purposes,1' ap
proved July tourteeu, eigtue n Hun
dred and seventy, be, and are hereby,
extended to the poit of Toledo, in the
Stale of Ohio.
Aj)ptoved, March 5, 1872
General Nature No. 23
AN ACr lor tt. rHIerof Gorgo V,'. Mor-e.
lie it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
Slates (if America in Congress asscm
b'ed. That the Commissioner of pat
ents be, and lie hereby is authorizd
to entertain :uid exercise jurisdiction
o.-er petitions of Ueorge V. More
H r tin? extension of two letters-patent
irrantod to him on the twenty-eighth
day of October, eighteen hundred and
li.ty-six, for a further term of 'even
year-, Jiom the day on uhich such ex
tension mav be granted, and to h ar
ihetestiinony of the applicant and de
termine upon the said petition- in the
-ame manner and w.t'.i the same ef
fect a if the original terms of said
patents, or of any foreign patents cov
ering the same inventions, had not
c:tj iied,and togran tor refuse such ex-ten-ions
upon the same principles,
otherwise, that -govern hi- decision
upon such applications when made
under the l.iws of July eighth, eigh
teen hundred and seventy : Provided,
That poisons sh.:ll be held liable for
the infringement of said patents, if
extendeil, for making use of said in
ventions since the expiration of the
original terms of said patents, and
prior to the date of their extensions :
And provided further. That any per
son, linn, or corporation now engaged
in the manufacture of lire-arm-., and
using said inventions, shall be entit
led to use the machinery made or con
structed by them'for manufacturing
the .a:ne since the expiiation of the
original terms of said patents, without
liability during theterm of saidexten
sion. Apnrved, March 11, 1S72.
TGenera l. Nature No.20.
AN A'Tto create nis additional land
itls-
trir-tln the Stale of Neviula.
Jic it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem
bled, That all that portion of the
State of Nevada, embraced in the fol
lowing described limits to wit, com
mencing at the corner common to
townships twent--four and twenty
five north, range forty-four and forty
five east. Mount Diablo bas and mer
idian ; thence running due east to the
ea-tern houndery line of the State of
Nevada ; thence north on said eastern
boundary of 'aid State to the north
I on ut! ary of said Stele; thence west
on said north boundary of said State
to theeastern boundary of the Car-on
land district; thence outh along said
eastern boundary of the Carson land
district to the place of beginning,
shall constitute a separate land
district, to tie called tin
Elko land
district, the office of which shall be Jo-i
cated nt Elko, Elko county, State of!
Nevada: which lo ation a.-nav be i
changed by the President of the Uni
,
Jed States from time to time as the
public interest mav require.
Sec. 2. That ti:ePreside;it shall ap
point, by and with the advice and
concent of the Senate, or In the recess
of the senate, a oegi-tr and a receiv
er of public money- forsaid district,
and said oliicers shall reside in the
place where said land-ofiice is located,
and shall have the same powers and
recive the same emoluments as the
sume officers now receive in the oth
er land distries in said State.
Approved, March 12, 1S72.
General nature No. 27.
AX ACT to -rraic an additional land district
in the State of Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Rcprccniativisofthc United
States oi America in Congress etsscn
bled. That the president of the Uni
ted States be, and he is hereby, au
thorized to estabii.-h an additional
land di-trict in the State of Minneso
ta, embracing all that part of tho pres
ent 'Alexandria land di-trict which
lies north of township number one
hundred and thirty-six noith, and
west of range number thiity-five west
of the fifth principal meridian, and to
fix from time to tune the boundaries
thereof, which di-trict shall be named
after tho piaee at which the office
shalt first be established : and the
President shall have power to fix from
time to time the location of the office
for such di-tr.er.
Sec. 2. That tne President is hereby
authorized to appoint, by and with
the advice and consent ot the Senate,
a register and receiver for said land
district, who shall be required to re
side at the site of the land-ofilce for
said district, who shall be Mibjeitto
same laws and responsibilities and
whoso compenation, respectively,
shall be the same a- that now allo.ved
by law to other land-ollieers in said
State.
Approved, March 12, 1S72.
General nature No.2S.
AN Ai'l' authorizing the President of Uni
ted Slites to re-e-tablUh the Monro,
land district In the Stan- of Ijousianu.
Be it enacted by tho Senate and
House of Representatives of the Uni
ted States of America in Congress as
sembled. That the President of the
United States be, and ho is hereby,
authorized, if in his judgement the
public interests would be subserved
thereby, to re-establish the Monroe
land district in the State of Lousiana,
with the same boundaries that exis
ted before the consolidation .of suid
land district with the district at Ne-.v
Orleans.
Approved, March 1G, 1S72.
General nature No. 29.
AN ACT to restore the roc rds of tho Uni
ted States courts in tho northern district
of Illinois.
Be it enacted by the Senate ond
House of representatives of the Uni
ted States of" Am eric i in Congress as
sembled, That in proceedings to re
store the records of the circuit and
district courts of the northern district
of Illinois, distroyed by lire on the
ninth ot October, eighteen hundred
and seveniy-ono, under the act of
March third, eighteen hundred and
seventy-one, entitled "An act rela
ting to records of the courts of the
United States." the notice reouired
by said act may be served upon any
non-resident of said district anvwhere
within tie jurisdiction of the United
States, or in any foreign country, the
proof of the service of" such notice, if
made in a foreign country, to be certi
fied by a misister or consul of the
United States in such country, under
his oflicial seal
Sec. 2. That a certified copy of the
oflicial return of the district attorney,
eleark of tho circuit or district court,
or the maishal of the northern dis
trict of Illinois, made in pursuance of
law, and on file in the Department of
Justice, relating to any cause in eith
er of siid courts to which tho United
Stages was a party, the record of
which was destroved i nsaid lire, mav
be file in tho court to which it ap"
pertains, and shall have the same
orce and effect m if it were au origi-
n al return made to said couit ; andjin
any case in which the parties and
the date and amount of the judgment
or decree shall be lawful for the court
I in which they are filed to issue the
I necessary process to enforce such de-
ciee or judgment in the same manner
as if the original record was before
said court.
Sec. IL That it. shall he the duty of
the district attorney for the northern
district of Illinois to t:ke such steps
as mav he necessary to restore the rec
ords and files of the circuit and dis
trict courts of said district which were
distroyed by fire on the ninth of Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and seventy
one, :iijd i:i which the United States
is inteiested, so far as the judges of
said courts, respectively, shall deem
essentia! to the interest of the United
States that said leeordsand files be re
stored ; and the judges of said court-,
respectively, are authorized to direct
such steps to be taken as, in their
opinion, shall be deemed advisable to
restore the judgment dockets and in
dices or said courts, and, for that pu-r-po-es
may dire'et the performance,
by the cle'iks of said courts, and by
the United States attorney for said
district, of any duty duty incident
thereto, and said clerks and said dis
trict attorney shall be allowed such
compensation and di-buiscments for
services rendered u d -rthi- Mcio: ( n
easts where no conipen-atioti s nuv
provided bv law for such services) a
may be allowed by llu Attorney Gen
eral, and certified to be just and rea
s. nabie by the judge of the couit in
which said services are rendered, and
the amount so allowed shall be paid
out of the jud.ciary fund: Provided
ho-t'cvcr, That the sum allowed the
cle. ks of said couits shall not exceed
theum of twelve thousand dollars,
and the entere compensation of the
United States attorney for such servi
ce shall not exceed the sum of six
thousand dollars.
Appioved, March 18.1S72.
General Nature No. 30.
A?. ACT tonmml section thirty-live of :in
:wt entitled ".in not to reduce intermit lax-e-anil
for oth.-i purpose-."
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Uni
ted States of America in Congress
as-embled, That the privileges of an
act entitled "An act to reduce inter
nal taxes, and for other purpose-,"
approved July fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and seventy, be, and are
hereby, extended to the port of Pitts
burgh, in the Slate of Pennsylvania,
with the same ellect a- if it had been
inserted in the thiity-ilfth section of
said act.
Approved, March 1, 1S72.
General Natukk No.31.
AX At'Tauthoii.lii'; the survey and making
of the boundary between I he territory ol Un
united States and the possessions ut (Jreat
Rrttuiii.fioin the Lake of the Woods to the
Mimmlt ol the Rocky Mountains.
Re it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Uni
ted States of America in Congre-s as--cnibkd.Thal
the Pio.-ident of the
United States, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate, ba, and he
is hereby, authorized to co-operate
with the govern nu nt of Great Britain
in the appointment of a joint com mis
sion, in accordance with the plan and
estimates of Brigadier General A. A.
Hunmhreys, Chief of Engineers, sub
mitted November twenty-third, eigh
teen hundred and "Seventy, for deter
mining the boundary line between
the United States andYne Biitish possession-,
between the Lake of the
Wood- and (ho Rocky Mountains :
Provhhd however. That engineers in
, the regular service of the United
States shall be employed exclusively
as engineers in the pt,l"fnr:i1:lI,-'-' '"
the duties ccntemnlated bv t his, act
- -i - - -' - -
without anv additional salarv. and
the Secretary of War is hereby direct
ed to make the necessary details of
engineers for that purpo-e.
Sec. 2 rI hat fifty thousand dollars
or so much thereof as may bo requir
ed, be, and the same is hereby, ap
propriated, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to carry intocflect tho object of said
joint commission.
Approved, March 19, 1S72.
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FOKFBUIT TEEES
GO TO
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Bi'OTvonrille, Xeb.
THEY CAN SELL YOU
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Fwo Year Old APPLE TREES,
At VinyDolIans per Thousanil, which is only
Five Cents per Tree.
Corn. Oits, Wheat. AVcvod, Youn? Cattle and Hop,
taken in exchange for Nurerj rstock. 20-tf.
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BUSINESS."
"Furnas it Sos : Wo have been fooled by
I'astern Fruit Agents lonp euoiiRh ; and
liiwctimoto the oonelusion that tlie best
thins ocan do is to support "liome indu&
try." Our neiclibors are petting up a "elub'
and are going to "Furnas Numerics" for pur
Sjirins tock. By this means, can we be our
own asents. unrt save that per cent?" Ex
tract from Litter.
YES SIR: You can be your own agents,
and by making up the requisite numb, r of
varieties, cut have your stock t w! ikie
rates.
This proposition we make to all wanting
anything in our line. Come and see us. We
pledge satisfaction as to price, quality and
variety.
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Post Ojfiof Di:wr.Tnvr,
Washington, Jamury 2. 1S72.
Proi"0at.s for con ve in tlie nuvils ol the United
states iroiu July 1, IsrA to June '?), It. on Ihe
following routes In tlie-t.ite ol Ncbrasl.a, will be
received ut the Contract Ollice of tl-w n-iarlnioiit.
until p. m. of April l,neA.t, to be cltiiaea b April
if ii Art of bnnflrrstrf Xareh Z, 1RTI. rrtjvlr that
ti(oi.OiiOiMlupirit'.''' accuriounUU by u rtrti
n d cwrt:, or draft, rqxiitl to tivr pti rait, of thr tW.
HUl 1 roni Fori Kc.irni'i to New sctiiiaiimvia, Kan
To inilo unrt back, once a wcel:.
I.i'.ive 1'ort Kearney TueMl.iv at 7 n. m :
Arrive nt Ne C 4iniuiu in lift. l4'.y by 7 p. m;
I.CrveNt"A hpatuliiiavla 'lhursany ax Va. m ;
Arri e at Kort ICearney next day by 7 p m.
IU5.5 i-Toui KortJIeaniey to Napoleon, 50 miles an
back oiifi? n week.
Leav c I'm t Koamey Sronday at 10 a m;
Arilvcat Nnpoleoii next day by li m ;
Leave Napoleon Tuesday at " p m :
Arrr. e ut Fort Kearne next day by 4pm:
H4?8 I'roui Freniontto Noriolk, 70 miles and back,
am a Vr-eek.
I.ea e Fremont MotKlay at 7am:
Arm eat Norfolk netday by 7p ia;
Leave Norfolk We'iipday ut 7 a m ;
rn e at l'remout net day by 7 p m.
145S7 1'rom I'lysses, by I'ottonwood, to Occola, 20
miles aiid back, om-e a week.
Lea e Ulysses Tucsilaj at S a lit ;
Arrive at Oce l.i by .1 p m :
J,ea e Oceola Wednesday at S a :n ;
Arrive at Ujs-et .s in
llisS 1'rom Miifordto York, 32 miles Witt bacfc.once
a eek.
Leave Milford MondryatSam;
Arri eat Yoik bj.i. p m :
Leave York. Tueiiay at S a in ;
Arm eat Milford by f. p in ;
1149 From NibrasJ-a Oly to Glen Itock, 13 liiilcs
j'l.d lini':. f nice a u eek.
Leave N'-LmsUa I'lty -Jurday at 7 a m:
Arrive at (lion Itock by 11 am;
Lea", e U!en Hock s iturday at 1 p m ;
Arrive at Nebraska City by " p m :
11190 1'roinSn.iieeAceacj toSiirliiKiieUl.Dak.Ter.
." miles and back, once a w.-es:.
Leave s.mtee Aseiu-y Saturday at 10am;
Arrlcat's'i""!",el, r- m
Le ive Sjirmstii'ld Saturday at 1pm;
Arnveatsante- Ajtencv Lj :! p ra:
Proposals for twice n-wtpk.albofortliree-times
a-w eek. service invited.
11191 From Bittle Crek. by MidKon. to West
Point. (?j mites and back, once a week.
Leave Ilattie Creek Tuc-d ij- at 7 a m :
AJr.ve atW-stl'oi.it netday by fipm:
Leave West Point Thur-da at 7 p in .
Arrl e nt IJ ittle Creek next day by rt p m.
1 1 !S2 From l'ort ICarne- to l'ranklin, loimlesuml
liack. once a w eek.
Le.te l'ort Kearney Tuesda atCa in;
Arnve.it Unuikl'ii by'i ji in;
Leael-ranklui WLdue.Ml.iynt (Jam;
Arxi e :X l'ort Kearnty by ! p in ;
lliya From I're'iiont. cy Jamestown, aCavlcville,
ISidsely and Webster, to Ulencoc, U) miles
and back once a week.
Leave Fremont Mondiv at S a m ;
Arrive at Clencoe bv t. ;i m ;
Lea elile cie Tm-sday at s a m ;
At ureal Fremont bj up in:
114r.l l'mm Jackon. by Lnimet. Ilawkeyc.niulKIk
VaKey to Taile, .i7 miled and back, once a
w eek.
Leave Jackson TneuHy at 7 a m ;
Arm e at Tulle by 7 u m ;
Leave TaflV Wedne-il..y at 7am:
Arriv eat Jackson by 7p in:
1113-5 From Wisner. by Fairfield and KanteoCiiy to
Niobr.-ra: !o miles and back, onceaweek.
Leie Wisnei Mundav at Ha m :
Arr.v t at Niobrara Wedne-d ij- by (5pm;
J.eavif Niobrara riirsd ly ;iu a m :
Arrive at Wt-iiers.it'irda l.yC pin.
114!X From Hooper, bv vaiievs ol Logan and Onia-
lia Creeks, to Uori'igtuii, once a week, and
buck.
Haiders to state distance, and jiropoao belied
uleot tieiiarture-.aud.irrlalj.
so nss.
lYoposals inu-t be to carry the m?JI trjUi " celeri
ty, certainty and securitv," i-sim, tue terms of the
law, and they must be tiiian.iiteedby two responsi
ble per-ous. certnied to iv such bp a postmaster or
jadite of a c-a-irt of r. corp.
No paj w ill be made lor trip not performed, and
for ea ii of su'.li omKsions not s.itislactori'v ci
plaii'id 'bre times the p. of the trip man l"e de
dtutwl. For arrivals so lar behind tuneasto 're k
iconueition with !ependniK mails, and imt.-uili
cientlj evcuMd.one-foUatli of the compensation tur
the trip is stioject to forli-iture. Fni(, will mi
posed, unless the delinquency he s.tisMctt.nlj ex
plumed, for m;lectin to take the mail from ori'ito
apostoihce for suilerinmt.to he injured destroy
ed, robbed or lost : ami lor lefusiu, after demund
to convey the mailaslroMieutlv as the ontraclor
runs, or is coiicerin din miming, vehicles on Hit
lout e. The l'ostinastiTdeiieral limy annul the con
tnict for repeated and willul failures, for dlsobev in
ti.- D.is ollu-e laws nr the lijtni'-tious ol the "Do
puiment. Hem i alter the scheduleof departures
and arr'V.ils, andalo order an incrta.se of ser ici
by allow mjr thereior a;jr r'lr increase on the cm
tract p iv. IIemayalsocurt.nl or dico'itmtie the
serv ice !n who't or in part, nt a proportionate tit
crei.se of pay, allow injr as full inUemnit v to the con
traiturone mont'i'sevtra com; eiisiition on the a
mount ol sorv lcdlsjiensed with, and a pio nilit
Lompensation lor the servit t. rctaineil and contin
ued. For laws relatuiK to tlie postal service, forms of
proposal, guarantee, and cprtific-ile. and for inst rue
tiousand conditions to be en.bracttl in the con
iract, ee advertisement of this date in pamphlet
fom.and ot .-sept. .!0. lsg1),andept. '), IsTI, mvit
ne: proposals fer mail Mrvice In Nebraska, to hi
found at the principal pott olliccs.
Jnl should he sent i-i sealed envelopes, suik r
scriNt (!, " '.! ul priii sals.statt of Nebraska, and
sldicssed to the s,,c i,( Vssistant Iu-t-)i lter (."ii
oral J.NO.A. J. Cltl-MVhLL.
1 stt,i,Lstei (it uer il.
?TKr5r&
ar?
.m t- "JZTrt jart
Sii
m
TJAVIXf! n first class ;oim
Ferrv Itnat. ami
11 control.
throush pun'iase, ot the I'r.insi'er
business, ue are now biiler tSrin e.tr heVire pre
pi.n il to render entirt -atislactloti in the ir.:ufer
of ireight and p.usst users.
I.roi'n-.ille I'crrj and Transfer Co.
Starch 2Gth, s7. -i tf
J"
J". GOSPER.
STATE At.HNT FOIt TIIK BLsT
Combined Shelter and Grinder.
Wind Jiill and S'cfone:
Also J5rccder and shipper of th" celebrated
T-sr-r
zrxjju
A2TB CHI3TA HO
0
And trrowerof Hede Plants and Central Nur
serv 4tH-k. )-Write for circulars and pirticti-
lars. Aticircbs J.J.duSrfci:.
5W
Lincoln, Neb.
tl
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Also, on hand a choice stock of
READY MADE GOODS!
which he will
Sll Very low Xov Oasli !
He would call the attention of the tibllc to
Iho fact that he has an extonsi e xporience In the
manufacture of Custom Work of the tirst quality;
and those w ho want iJoots and Shoes to
Fil Well, Look Well ami Wear Well.
will not be disappointed.
Boots al Shoes Xen.tly mid Promptly
Repaired. i-tf
KNOX FRUIT FARM
-AND-
JVUnSEMSE.
Fruils,
Fiovers, Seeds.
Om C.VTAT.Ofirn or small Fruits, contain
ing much aluable information on femll Fruit
culture, and two Colored L'hromos, wth. Price
Lfct. sent lor 10 cents.
OUK riTU)(;i'i: ofVewnble and Tlower
fceeds ntalninz instnictioua for cultivation,
sent on receipt of stamp.
OUK. CVTVI-OGl'K of Hoses. Shrubs. Ever
Kreens, Ornamental, rioworins. BecMlnc and
tJreen-house Plants, containing descriptions of
many new and rare Plants, sent on receipt of
stamp.
One each of the above catalosues, which, com
bined, contain over 100 pace?, sent for 13 cents.
HtT We olfer great inducements to purchasers,
and by our liberal offers "by mall,"' place our es
tablishment at every man's door.
it. ciLUixu & co.,
buccesacrs o J. Knox.
Pitti-burg, Va.
SevU Store, Is smKufleld St. l'J-3m.
mm IP ii m p
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IS A "LOCK STITCH
family Sewing Machb
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vo
IT StAKZS A TRTJIY
ELASTIC LOCK STUCK.
It never Puckers tlie Work, nor Draws
after being AVnhlitil.
IT SELF-FASTENS ALL T.IIK ENDS OF THE
SEAMS. HEINC. THE ONLY SEWING
MACHINE HAVING THE
Celebrated "Beversible Peed."
It is the most slmpla and easy to learn to use, and
the least liable to get out of order, havms no
Vivo SpringSj TV'ire Coils,
Lovors or TJrusli Pads,
To Get Out of Order.
No Cos Wfceol9 to Slalto a Racket,
AND NO CASIS TO MAKE IT RUN HARD.
Warranted tolas! a Life-Time!
ALL OUR MACHINES KEPT IN ORDIZR
F REE O E C 11 A 11 G 12
THE jFXiOI?.S3SrOE
Runs Light and Comparatively
NOISELESS.
Over 90,000 hi Use,
"Wsa. E. PiAKT, Gau'l Agoat,
I-i Pfoi-tli Xirto Street,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
DUNN & HAYS, Agents,
BKOWXVHiLE, 5EURASKA.
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Pos-L Office Building,
21 3xn
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vai.itabi.i: QIFTS
be Uibtrih'ittd ill
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13 Itii IlEt!UIjlMJiOXTt"Ul.Y
ENTERPPJSE I
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To in- drawn Monday, April 'JO, 1S72.
VJ ONIi UllAAU tAi-iijiii ur
05,000 IE GREENBACKS
2 Prizes S1,000 f ft,,-,. rl-c ?
2 Seizes 500 f Ui SSApaCKS i
5 Prizes 100 1 1
One Horse and B;ucy, v.ith -.H-er mounted Har
Onrt'lKdK.;; Piano. north YM.
" l"eV. .ld'lu i'ns worth ?RW each.
Five T..ld American Umiting Vatclie. " 5
r Til'' .nMTTiintin" Watches, worth JlCOeacU
Uda?lf HnnUag Watch (m all)
, ..,W "5 ".KS YiS.'S?: ent (50li t
Vest mains, Vhotosrah Alhuiiw. I. at (
llrcastpins arul tar-r.n;4s. -'"s ' l. i .fd'
shiet s,tuds and sleeve liutt..ns, I inber-rins. oom
IVns. isiK r exti iision.) etc.
Vliole Xuisibcr Gifts, 0,000.
TicKcts Limited to Srr0,00O.
Agents wanted to sr 11 tickets, to whom liberal Pre
miums w ill he paid.
SlXGLnTlCKi:rl: TICKKTS33; 1 tick
Ers$:o. Jj" f KKTS ;JJ.
s,,iar(: pnntnmlnir a full list of prizes, a des-
crlpMon nr the manner of drawing, nndo tnrr in
formation in reference to the BMnt .utloii ill be
sent to any one ordering them. All letters must oc
addressed to
D. SINE, Bbs: 86,
Clnclunati, OHIO.
Office, 101 W. 5th St
4-iy
BROWITVIj
,IiE
&
-AT-
Brownville fiebraska.
CM!. KZanffixLari,
fiALL AT THIS STTwI.ilY for your Nursery
v "stock. Tarniers are assurwl that it will be to
their Interest to do so. All ill be ser etf faithlul
lv to order, and positively at lowest rattn. Of Kauff
ihan more FruitTrees. shrubbery. Evergreens, and
HEDGE PIiAK
R.TT'S!
1 caa.be ltf)uct&
trr"N"ur3e?' ki H
: thB same monpy than at any oth-
No. SO MAIN STH.SET,
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2Nfo. 7& MA.TJNT ST., BIROWIISrVXCXJ
"We liave the Largest Stock, and make
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JVE-A.I3ST STREET,
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- Browaville, Nebraska.
tho Market.
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restorative IsiStcsIsoot-nssoIior
of tlie rocbic isnd debilitated,
is u tonsc siritl cor5:i! i';r tli?
aurcd anil aanpr:;i it iias no
equal a:i;onsc wiosiiacJs ics. A s a
resoy Tor Vac eici'vms wcak
sxos'i to Iiirii wobich arc e
;jecially NUbject. :t ss Mipcrod-
isig-rv-pry o'Eior jtI;jKESant. 5n
Ri! cliEiiates, tropica?, temper
ate or i"sigit, It acts as a .speci
fic in every species of disorder
vhici: undermines the bod 123
sSrentrtls and breaks down tlie
animal spirits.
LYON'S KATHAIRON,
For Preserving nuil llLautlfylujr tlse
llutuaiillalr. To Prevent Its Falling
Out ami Turning Gray.
A well-preser ed ilead of Hair, in a person of
middle ai;e, at once bespeaks refinement, ulegance,
health and beauty, it ma truly be called Wo
man's Crowning Glory, while mcii are not insensi
ble to 3n advantages and shirrru. 1'ew things ar
more disgusting tLan thin, frizzly, harsh, untaiied
Hair, with head and coa: covered with Dandruff
Visit a barber and you will f el and look like a new
man. This Is what LYON'S KATHA IKOX will
do all the time. The charm which lies In well
placed Hair, Glossy Curls, Luxuriant Treves, and
a Clean Head, is noticeable and irresistible.
Sold by ail Drtrrbts and Country y tore?.
fcs
1 Vfls - -r"
.(BRiSSg
Crs(BEST IN THE V0RLD.e3T
New York OSce, 27 BEEKMAN ST.
W. T. DEHT,
IS THE ONLY MAN IK BROWNVILLE
WHO KEEPS THESE GU's FOR SALE.
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Wholesale and
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McPIIERSON BLOCK,
Jl-f.TJJ -. JimjJ ")rr
186B,
OPEN to
I
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13 uBa
& B
Tgg Sta fSO ILJa g U.S Bra nnn
Ca and troI sell you all Mnds of Implsmonts ciicac
tlian any other Iiousc in Nebraska.
jsi;."wt.j-fc -v f . v w -r 1 1 i"
sS,
AGONB,
BUS&I1S OF ALL
Am
We sell ike
Eunner Cultivator;, Garden CityClippcr Plow
PSKIH TWO AND THRSE-KOSSS PIOWS
SMITH'S Cast Cast-Steel PLOWS, EXCELSIOR and GANG PLOW I
PllIXCETOX IEOX-BEAM PLOWS,
ALL KINDS OF COEN PLOWS.
t
V7e Iieep for sale
THE
JB
til liRKLr, Nimwj ?
Also tL.0
ZjVlS.O'SjD FOB 1871-
-ZlTo Durable and Lightest Machines Jl(lC'
If you want anything, come and ask fir l '
avtt: TnTu ArnTTTTrri utt'p vrrc:rP
TEE ALL OUIt GOODS TO
A full Supply of Extras always on
,3
Eel ail
15$
V
JSTEII.
the Lowest Prices
1871.
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FOR
MA
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Weselltiio
AND WHITE WATEB
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IBill Strait
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