omai-fiLii.
Laws of the United States
PASSED AT THE
BSC03D SESSION OP THE FORTY-
BToncluded. from, second page:
WAll DEPAItTMENT.
For compensation of the Secretary of War. elcht
thousand dollars: chief clerk, at tno thousand ttve
hundred dollars: two clerks, at two thousand dol
lars: three clerks of class four: for additional to
one clerk or class four, as dUbursing clerk, two
hunOied dollar : for six clerks or cla.s thrve.three
three clerks or class two. eight clerks of class one.
(ing messenger, three assistant messengers, one la
tirr: In all. fnrtv-seveu thousand two hundred
and twenty dollars. . . ,
I1.. ..nuhiu thu suNfiirr at Wixr to have the renei
archives examined, and copies furnished from time
to time, for tLeue of the government. Including
A'.fto an additional sum for the conllngentexpenses
of hlMofllce.cleveu thousand dollars: and for the
jinvnieni or clerks empioyeo in me eximi'u"
and settlement of claims, arising from the collec
tion and organization orvolunteersduring the late
wnr. as follows: four clerks of class four, three
olerksor class three, twenty-seven clerks orc!a.s
two. and twelve clerks or class one: one Hreniurr
utitvenlnndredund twenty dollars: onemesH
ger. at three hundred and sixty dollars per annum:
and for inc'dental expenses. eiKhtihousand dollars,
and two additional clerks orclass one. to aid In i ex
amining the roll ofthe war or eighteen hundred
Mtvd t eivc. to secure, within a reasonable time.tnc
dcWon or cases at veterand of that war. now pen
ding in the Peuilou llureau.: malunjr. in all. the
further rum of s-venty live thousand six hundrep
and eighty dollarsr which Is Hereby appropriated.
j")riuinKeiit etpeiwes. seven thousand dollars.
O kick r thi: aiuittant Okskiul.-tor
chief clerk two thousand dollars: two clerks or
aU four, nine clerks of clavt three, twenty-seven
clerks or class two, twenty-six clerks or class one.
nnil two messengers : In all, uinwty thousand six
Lu'idrrd nud eighty dollars.
Vur contingent expenses ten thousand dollars.
Office or tiik Qcartkkmastkii Gtcehal.
For chief cierk, two thousand dollars: three clerks
of class four, light clerks of class three, twenty
rlcr'rs of class two: seventy-five clerks of clss one:
thirty coppylsts at nine hundred dollars each; su
perintendent of the building, two nuudred dollars ;
one messenger, two assistant messengers, anu six
laborers; In all, one hundred and seventy-two
II isnd dollars.
For contingent expenses, five thousand dollars.
ttrtirv ttv sr'rit Paymaster o-'vkkal.-For
chief clerk, two tiousand dollars ouijclerLsofcla-ss-
loar, mueclerknor cia;siiiree. iciu.-iiireecierK3
or clas two, twelve clerks of class one, aud two
messenger, seventy-one thousand eight hundred
and e:ghty dollars.
For contingent expenses. Ave thousand dollars.
OJlce if the CumUtary General "St chlaf clerk,
mi tiirmuLiiri dollars: one clerk or class three.
eight clerks or c as two. tifleen clorks of clu-ss nr
nni'-"""nirpr ami w o.a, iiji, uuvvi
thmisai d.nnd etjhty doliaas.
For contingent expenses, vis., ofllcerent,,rep.ilrs
anu iuisi-eiiaueuus ..ems. six thousand dollars
nmrr f the Surntm General. VvT chler cierfc.
two thousand dollars: one clerk or class three-, two-
clerks or clas two eigui cierKS 01 cia- one. one
n.ssenirer. and one laoorer; in hii, seventeen
th'usaud live hundred mid sixty dollars.
r.rrniiiirint exiens--blank books. stationery
iiin.iuM- mm funl Hud I iu-Iiidiiiir rent of tourgeon
General's Ollice and Army Medical Museum, eight
thousn I dollars.
iTiv ..r fhSrr PnntnsrT-T?aT chler clerk, two
tl. .. .' .It, IImt-j throu -Iprte fif clii&s four, lour
clerks ot cUxm three, four clerks of class two. four
clerks of class one. one messenger anu one lauurcr
In all. twenty-five thousand seven hundred and six
ty dollars. . ., . ,
vnr oiiritinrpntprnensps. viz.. for stat!onerj '-
flee lurnilure. mlscellaneius nnd incidental expens-
es. including two aauy wnsmngion nensjioire,
tlirou tlirtnaonH dfiTlnri
OJirf of ddrf of Ordnance For chief clerk, two
thousanu dollars ; inree cierKs i uvi ., ...
.li..L-oi .r Kluca IlirfO fiMir oierks of class two. six
clerks of class one. and one messenger: In nil.
twenty-four thousand two hundred ana forty dol
lars.
For contingent expenses, viz,, stationery, ono
thousand dollars. ,
OJlce of jniiUiry Justice. -For one chief clerk, at
two thousand dollars: ono clerk or class three, ono
clerk or class one; In all. four thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
For contingent expenses, five hundred dollars.
Sipnnl Office. For two clerks of class two, two
OffJX of Ute Inspector General. For one clerk of
class three, onetnoutanu six nunureu uuuuis.
AV'AK DEPAKTMKNT Him.DI-OS.
For compensation of superintendentor the build
ing occupied bv the U'ar Department, (two hun
dred and tlfty ilollars.) four watchmen, and two la
borers ; In all, four thousand five hundred and sev
enty dollars. ....
For labor, fuel, lights, and miscellaneous Items
for the aid building, ten thousand dollars.
For superintendent of building Tcorner of Seven
teenth and F streets, (two hundred and fifty dol
lars.) and lour watchmen and tvro laborers; in all.
four thousand five hundred and seventv dollars.
Forf.iel for warming the entire build n: ami for
operating tne ventilating lan in summer rrja r- w
steam wurmlug uni ventilating apparatus, pay of;
engineer ana nreinan. mailing anu on ciuiu n
hails, ga-j. white-washing, and other incidental ex
penses, seven thousand live hundred dollars.
'For superintendent ff the building occupied by
the Paymaster General, (two hundred and firry
dollars.) anl for five watchmen and two laborers;
In all, live thousand two hundred and ninety dol
.ars. For rent of building, and ftiel and contingencies,
twelve thousand five hundred dollars.
SAW DEPARTMENT.
For compensation of the Secretary of the Navy,
eight thousand dol'ars: for compensation of the
chief clerk of the Nuvy Department, at two thou
sand two hundred dallurs. and, additional to chief
clerk, threo hundred dollars, to continue wh'le
there Is no Assistant Secretary and no longer; one
disbursing clerk at two thousand dollars: four
clerks ot class four, four clerks.of class three, two
clerks or class two, three clerks or class one. two
messengers, nnd two laborers: In all, thlrty-fiva
thousand six hundred nnd twenty dollars.
For HtaMonery, furniture, newspapers, and mls
aell&necus items, five thousand dollars.
ISurkau of Yabds avd Docks. For civil en
rincer. three thousand dollars: chief clerk, one
thousand t-lKiit inujUrrO dollars; arauk-litiinnn.ouo
thousand eight hundred dollars: one clerk ot class
four, two clerks of class three, one clerk of class
one. one messenger, and one laborer; in all. fifteen
thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars.
For stationery, books, plans, drawings, labor .and
miscellaneous items, eight hundred dollars.
RUREAU OK EQITIPMKNT ANO ItKCBUITISO.
For chier clerk, one thousand eight hundred dol
lars: one clerk or class Tour, one clerk of class
three, two clerks of class two. two clerks of class
one. one messenger, and one laborer : in all, elev
en thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars.
For stationery, books, and miscellaneous items,
tseven hundred and titty dollars.
Bureao ok Navigation. For chief cleric, one
thousand eight hundred dollars: one clerk or class
three, one clerk or class two. one messenger, and
one laborer : In all, six thousand three hundred
and Mxty dollars.!
For Etatlonery, books, and miscellaneous Items,
eight hundred dollars.
Dukeau of Okdsakck. For chler clerk, on
thousand eight hundred dollars: draughtsman,
one thousand eight hundred dollars: one clerk or
class three, two clerks orclass two, cne messenger,
and one laUirer; In all, uluo thousand five hundred
nnd sixty dollars.
For stationery, books, and miscellaneous items,
eight hundred dollars.
11DRKAC OK CONSTItUCTIOX AN'D ItKPAIIt. For
chlefclerk, one thousand eight hundred dollarf:
draughtsman, one thousand eight hundred dollars;
one clerk of class four, two clerks of class three,
two clerks oT class two. ono messenger, and one
laborer; In all, twelve thousand nine hundred and
eKty-doIlars.
For stationery and miscellaneous Items, eight
hundred 'dollars.
Bureau ok Stkam En'oikkekiko. For chief
clerk, one thousand eight hundred dollars,
draughtsman, oc-tbousand eight hundred dollars;
one clerk of chus- two, one assistant .draughtsman,
one thousand two hundred dollars : one messenger
tnd onelaborer: In &U, seven thousand seven hun
dred and sixty dollars..
For stationery and1 miscellaneous Items, eight
hundred dollars.
ItUKRAD OK PKOVItSIOXS AND CLOTIIINO. For
chief clerk, eighteen hundred dollars ; one clerk of
class four, two cleks or class three, two clerks or
class two. three clerks or class one. one messenger
and onelaborer: in all. fourteen thousand seven
hundred und,sixt-inlLrB.
For stationery and; miscellaneous Items, eight
hundred dollars.
IIIukkad ok .Medici nb and Surqkby. For one
clerk of class four, one clerk or class three, one
messenger, and one laborer; in all, four thousand
nine hundred and sixty dollars.
For stationery and miscellaneous Items, four
hundreddollnrs.
For superintendent, (two hundred land fifty dol
la..) live watchmen, and two laborers for the
'buil&ng occupied by the Navy Department: In all,
flv- thousand two hundred and ninety dollars.
For lncideutal labor, ruel. lights, and miscellane
ous Items for said building, seven thousand dollars,
JUDICIAL.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Ifoc tho Chief Justice of theSupreme Court
of tho United States Courts, eight thousand
live hundred dollars ; nnd for eight associate
or retired Justices, eight thousand dollnrh
ach ; In nil, seventy-two thousand Hvehau
dred dollars.
Kor nine circuit Judges to reside In circuit,
fifty-four thousand dollars.
For salary of the reporter of tho decisions
oT the Suprome Court of the United States
two thousand five hundred dollars. '
For the salary of the marshal of tlxj Su
premo Court, three thousand flvo hundred
dollars.
For salaries of the district judges of tho
United States, Including the salaries of the
retired- judffcs.of tho eastern district of Tex
ns.Kout hern, district of Ohio, and eastern dis
trict of Mlohlgun, one hundred and clghty
ulne thou.sanitfivo hundred dollars.
Forsalacies of tha-chlof Justice of tho tu
preme court of tho-Slstrlct of Columbia, and
tho four associate judges, twenty thousand
five hundred dollars,
For compensation of tho district) attorneys
of tho United States, nineteen thousand ono
hundred and tlfty dollars.
For compensation of the district marshals
of tho United States, eleven thousand seven
iiuu&red dollars.
For salary of the warden of the jail In the
District of Columbia, two thousand dollars.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
For salaries of the Ave Judges of the Court
of Claims, at four thousand dollars each; the
chlefclerk, three thousand dollars; and as
sistant clerk, two thousand dollars; bailiff,
one thousand Ave kandred dollars; and mes
senger thereof- Ja all. twenty-seven thou-'
sand three hundred and forty dollars.
For statloriery, books, fuel, labor, and oth
er contingent and miscellaneous expenses
three thousand dollars; for reporting tho de
olslonsof tho court, clerical hire, labor In
preparing and superintending tho prlntlne
of the seventh volume of the Reports of tho
Court of Claims, to bo paid on mo order cf
thecourt, one thousand dollars.
To payjudgements of the Court of Claims
four hundred thousand dollars: JVorftted'
That no part of this sum shall be paid npon
any judgment rendered in favor ot George
Cliorpennlngurowlngont of any service ren
dered In carrying the mail.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Office or thk attojinet general. For
compensation of the Attorney General eight
thousand dollars;-Solicitor General, seveu
thousand five hundred dollars; three Assist
ant Attorneys General, at seven thousand
livi hundred dollars each . solicitor of Inter
nal revenue, five thousand dollars; navalso
llcltor and Judeo advocate general, three
thousand Ave hundred dollars; examiner of
Claims, three thousand five hundred dollars
law rlerk, twothousandflvehundreddollars1
chlefclerk, two thousand two hundred dol
lars; stcnographlo clerk, two thousand dol
lars; one clerk, two thousand dollars: seven
clerks of class four; additional for disburs
ing clerk, two hundred dollars; two clerks
of class three, one clerk of c'ass two, one
cleric of class one, one messenger, two as
l?t5flt mese"Bers. and two watchmen; 'n
all.-twentj-two thousand and sixty dollars.
OxrccE or; the SoucnoK oy the Tjjea-
buky For compensation of the Solicitor of
theTrcawUry. three thousand flvo hundred
dollars; assistant stuiciior, iij wuuwuu
dollars; chlefclerk. two thousand dollars;
IP1JU ,- v- w !. 1
three three ciernsoi ciass two, one uier. ui
class one, one messenger, and one laborer; In
all twenty-two thousand and sixty dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Depart
ment of Justice, viz.: Fuel, labor, stationery
and miscellaneous Hems, fifteen thousand
dollars; lor rent of building, fifteen thou
sand dollars; for furniture and law book.slx
thousand dollars.
COMMISSIONERS TO COIHKY THE LAWS OF
THE UNITED STATES.
For compensation of three commissioners
to codirythelawsof tho United States, fif
teen thousand dollars. ,
For incidental and contlngenl Pf nswfor
clerk hire, stationery, and miscellaneous
Items, three thousand dollars. rLA1MS
United States and Bmukb aims
COMMISSION.-For the compensation and ex
penses or the United &! .?"? "X
claims commission, forty-nine thousand one
!,TSdelfaWnedrnelypSiSt of the United
.Sta?e.sefectandptt force such rules
regulating the civil service aa may from
time to time, be adopted by him, twenty-five
thousand dollars. ....... .
Sec. 2. That after tho thirtieth day or Juno
eighteen hundred nnd seventy-two. It shall
be the duty of each head of an executive de
nartment of the government, and ofall oth
er public officers who have heretofore had
printing and binding done at the Congres
sional Printing Office for the use of their re
tpectlve Departments or public offices, to In
clude lln their annual estimates for appropri
ations for the next tiscnl year such sum or
sums as may to them seem necessary "for
printing and blndlug, to be executea unuer
the direction of the Congressional Printer,"
Sec 3. That It shall betheduty of lheCon
gresslonal Printer, when Congress shall have
made an appropriation for any Department
or public office, to be expended "for printing
and binning, m oe exeeuie-i unuer tne uircc
tlon of the Congressional Printer." to cause
nn account to be opened with e"h of said
Departments or public offices, on which he
shall charge for all prlntlngnnd binding or
dered bj tho heads ot said Departments or
puWia offices, in accordance with tho sched
ule of prices established in accordance .th
law, and it shall not be lawful for him to
cause to be executed any printing or binding
the valuo whereof shall jexceed the amount
appropriated for Mich purpose. Ana 'no
Congressional Printer Is tierebv authorized
to employ a clerk of class twoto have charge
of siua accounts; and that he make a detail
ed report of each account with Departments
or public offices to Congress In his annual re-
P Sec. 4. That all acts and parts of acts pre
scrlblmjnnd Iimltatlng the number of con
gressional document to be printed for the
use of any head of Department of public of
fice are hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. That all proceeds of sales of old ma
terial, condemned stores, supplies, or other
public property of any kind, shall hereafter
be deposited and covered Into the treasury
as miscellaneous receipts, on account of
"proceeds of government property," and
shall not be withdrawn or applied except In
consequence of a subsequent appropriation
made by law; and a detailed statement of all
such 'proceods of sales shall bo included In
the appendix to tbebook of estimates. But
this section shall not be held to repeal tho
existing authority or law In relation to ma
rine hospitals, revenue cutters, the clothing
fund of the navv. or the sale of commissary
stores, to the olllcers of the army. And it
shall bo the duty of the Register of the Trea
sury to furnish to the proper officers copies
o' all warrants covering such proceeds.whero
tho sumo may be necessary in the settlement
of accounts In their respective offices.
Sec. 6. That the public grounds surround
ing the Capitol shall bo enlarged (according
to the plan approved by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the Senate and House of
Representatives, respectively, which plan is
hereby directed to be deposited in the-custody
of the Secretary ot the Interior) by exten
sion between First street east and First
street west, in the following manner; north
wardly to thoouth side of North B street.
Including In addition to so much of tho re
servations, avenues, and streets u are neces
sary for such extension, the two squares de
signated on the plan of the city of washing
ton as numbers six hundred and eighty sev
en and six hundred and eighty-eight, respec
tHely. Sec. 7. That it shall be the duty of tho Sec
retary of the Interior to purchase, from the
owner or owners thereof, at such price, not
exceeding Its actual cash value, as may be
mutually agreed on between the Secretary
and such owner or owneis, and not exceed
ing the appraisal made by the commission of
nlno in their report to Robert Ouid, United
States (district attorney for the Dlr'-t of
Columbia, on tho twenty-first day of Janua
ry, .eighteen hundred and sixty-one, snch
private property as may ;be necessary for
carrying this act Into eflect, the vnlue of tho
property so purchased to bo paid to the own
er or owners thereof, out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, on
tho requisition of said Secretary : Provided,
That before such payment shall be made, the
owner or owners of the property purchased
shall, by good and sufficient deed or deeds. In
due form of law, and approved by the Attor
ney General of the United States, fully re
lease and convey to the Uulted States all
their and each of thelrseveral nnd respective
rights In said titles to such lands and prop
erty co. purchased.
Sec. 8 That if the Secretary of the Interior
shall not be able to agree with the owner or
owners of any private property needed Tor
the purposes of this act upon the pr'.fe to be
paid therefor, or If for any othc cause he
shall be unable to obtain tho title to nny such
property by mutual agreement with the own
er or owners thereof, it shall bo his duty to
make application to thesupremec'irtof the
District of Columbia, which court Is hereby
authorized and required, upon such applica
tion. In such mode, and under such rules and
regulations as It may adopt, to make a just
and equitable appralsementof tho cash val
ue of the several interests of each and every
owner of tho real estate and Improvements
thereon necessary to be taken for the public
use in accordance with the provisions of this
act. and to which theSecretary has been un
able to obtain the tltlo by mutual agreement
with the owner or owners thereof.
Sec. 1. That the fee simple of nil premises
so appropriated for public use, of which an
appraisement shall have been made uuder
the order and direction of said court, shall,
upon payment to theowner or owners, res
pectively, of the appraised value, or incase
tho said owner or owners refuse or neglect
for fifteen a.., after the nnpraisementof the
cash value of said lands and improvements
by said court to demand the same from the
Secretary of the InU.ior, upon depositing
the said appraised value in tho said court to
the credit of such owner or owners, respect
ively, be vested In tho United States. And
thoSecrotary of tho Interior Is hereby author
ized and required to pay to the several own
er or owners, respectively, the appraised val
ue of the several premises as specified In the
appraisement of said court, or pay Into court
by deposit, as hereinbefore provided, the
said appraised values; and the sum necessa
ry, not exceeding four hundred thousand
dollars, for such purposo is hereby appropri
ated out of any moneys in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated: Provided, That tho
Secretary of the Interior Is hereby author
ized to sell at publlo auction such materials
In the buildings In squares numbers six
hundred and eighty-seven and six hundred
and eighty-eight as nro not necessary for the
public works in thlsDIotrict; and further,
that the moneys realized by such sales shall
beapplled'to the improvement and exten
sion of tho Capitol grounds.
Sec. 10. That said court may direct tho
tlmoand manner in which possession of tho
property conuemnea snail ue taken or deliv
ered, and may. If necessary, fenforce any or
der or Issue any process forgiving possession
Tho cost occasioned by the Inquiry nnd as
sessment shall bepnld by tho United States,
and, as to other costs which may arlso. they
shall be charged or taxed as the court may
direct.
Sec. 11. That no delay in making an as
sessment of compensation, or iu taking pos
session, shall be occaslonod by any doubt
which may arise as to tho ownership of the
properly, or any part thereof, or as to the
interests of tho respective owners, but in
such cases tho court shall rcqulreadeposltof
tho money allowed as compensation for tho
wohle property or tho part In dispnte. In all
cases, as soon as the United States shall have
paid the compensation assessed, or secured
its payment, by a deposit of money, under
the order of the court, possession of tho pro
perty may bo takn.
Sec. li That tho Washington and George
town Railroad Company and the Metropoli
tan Railroad Company be.nnd theyare here
by, required to remove their tracks, respect
ively, from the Capitol grounds, ns hereby
established, and to run the same as they may
be directed, from time to time, by tho officer
in chargeof the public buildings and grounds
as tho grading and filling up of said grounds
may render necessary. Thut a commission
consisting of tho Secretarv of the Interior
the Chief Engineer of the Armv. and the of
ficer In charge of public buildings nnd
grounds. Is heroby xsathorlzed ard directed
to examine- and reps:! t " s, prior to
the-secoud Monday of December next, a plan
by which the locomotive railroad track in
front of the western entrance of the Capitol
shall be removed, with due regard to the
rights ofall parties concerned, nnd by which
proper connections with othsr mi' roads may
be made.
Sec.- 13. That from aruisAer the first day of
July, eighteen hundred and, seventy-two the
annual salaries of the Second Comptroller of
the Register, and of tho Supervising Archi
tect of tfc Treasury Departnxwt. shall be
four thousand dollars each j and tho ancual
salary of the Judges ol the Cort of Claims
shall be four thousand rive hundred dollars
each, mid a sufficient wtim to carrvlnto effect
the provisions of this section to.' the end of
the fiscal year ending Tune thirtieth, eigh
teen hundred and seventy- - la hereby
appropriated.
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FOR NAN AND BEAST.
Trobobly few artlclos hnve ever hnd so extensive
a sale, while none have been more universally
beneficial than the celebrated Mexican ItluBtnav
Liniment. Children, Adults, Horses, and Domes
tic Animals, are always liable to accident, and It is
safe to say, that no family can pass & single season
without home kind ofancmolllentbelugnecessary.
It becomes a matter of lmportanse then to secure
the best
Over three hundred livery stables In the city of
Sew YorK alone are uMnx me. Mexican. uuntnns
l.lnlment, In all of which it gives universal satU
luctlon. CAUTION. The genuine is wrapped In a fine
Steel JT(ifrencravliiKwith"r;. II'. Wenbrook. Chrm
iff." nnd "TVad- Mark, IfF.XICAX MU.STAXG
iLTXrMJ'XT," engraved aprons the face of each
wrapper. The whole bwira the proprietor's private
United Mates Revenue fc-taiup, and not a common
stamp, as used by lruo:cI:t.
LYON MANUFACTURING CO..
53 Park Place, N. Y.
LIVERY,
FE E D&ND SUE STABLE i
Ben. ROGERS,
PROPRIETOR.
GOOD XIORSES,
NEWBUGGIESandCARRIAGES,
CAREFUL DRIVERS.
HAVING PURCHASED THK COGSWELL
.Block, and fitted it upas a Stable. I am now
tbtter ihan ever prepared to give complete satisfac
ion to nil patron.
Dealer in all kinds of Stock; Ilories bought sold
er exchanged: Stock boarded by the day or week.
MyCStocfc i3 all fresh, nnd my Vehicles new. The
pnblic can be accommodated at all hours, day or
ulght.
Stock Corrall, with Good Water,
attached to the Stable.
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NOTICE OF DiSSOLUTIOH
THE co-partnership of Moodey, Mathews
&. Co., existing between the undersigned,
has been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will hie continued by Moodey & Mat
thews, consisting of N. V. "Mooley and A
B. Matthews, who M'lll assume airreKponsl
Iillltics and- collect all aecou&t of Moodey,
MattnewsA Co.
. Vf. MOODEY,
J. O. MOODEY,
A. B. MATTHEWS.
Porn, Nebraska, May 27, 1872. S3-3t
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Counting Room.
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R, R. TIME TABLES.
MIDLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE ISo. ,..
Takes effect Sunday. March 17th. ISTi Trains dally
except Sunday.
WESTWARD.
No. 3. No. 1.
P. M. A. M.
4:0") 7:30
1:15 7:
4:45 815
&07 8T
&:C 8:33
S:.M 8iV?
&22 9:17
ft.V5 Jk.13
7:Srt KWO
7:50 lttll
&00 10:30
EASTWARD.
STATIONS.
No. 2. 1 No. 4.
...Nebraska City...
.Tal bot..
,..Dunbnr.....
.ArllnKton..
S yracu i e
Unadillo
........ Palmyra
.. Bennot .
Cheney s..
.ijtate Prison....
Lincoln.
The time given above Is that of Lincoln, being 37
minutes slower than that of Chicago.
M. A. SHOWERS. J.N.CONVERSE.
Train Master. Superintendent.
Burlington & Missouri River R. R,
IN NEBRASKA.
FASSENGEK ANdIiIXED TRAINS,
KUNNING BETWEEN
Plattsmouth jmd Lincoln.
To tnke Effect Wednesday, Dec. 20,1S71.
WESTWARD.
STATIONS
Train No.U.
MIXED.
Trnln N'o.l.
I'AHSENOEn.
Plattsmouth. ...
Omaha Junction.
Lauisville......
South Bend
Ashland............
G reen wood
Waverly..........
Newton.....
Lincoln .
Lincoln.. ......
Denton..............
Highland
Crete ......
Uurcheatcr.. .........
'l-.TO p.m. leave.
!4-J
i5:io
7:00......H...H...H...
,7:45!"!!!
10:00 a.m. leave.
1025
10-..V).
115
11:30
11:45
12:00
12:12 p. in
12:30 p.m.arrive
MIXED.
2:00 p.m. leave
2:35
3:05
320
18:15 p.m. arrive
.8.-00 a.m. leave.
8:35
tiWtt
J930
iOrtX)a.m.rrlve.
4:40 p.m.arrive.
EASTWARD.
STATIONS ,
i Train No. '2. Trnln No. !.
rArt.SKNOK.il.
Plattsmouth..
Oninha Junction.
Louisville.
South Uetid. ...
Ashland.........
( reen wood .
Waverly
Newton
Lincoln
Lincoln . ........
Denton
Highland.............
Crete
Dorchester.......
150 p.m. arrive 9:00 a.m. arrive
1:21 :20
j j 1:05 7:45 .
12:53 , 7:20
I ' 130 ft40
12:15 6:10
' , 12.00 5:50
ll:3OpVm.Teavej5:00a. m. leave
I MIXED.
,11:05a.m. arrive 4:45p.m. arrive.
10.35 '4:13
! lftKi 3:45
I ! 9:20 !K"
f , 9.50 a.m. leave. ' 3-30 p. m. leave,
i
The time given above Is that of Omaha, being 33
minutes slower than that of Chicago
TIIOS. DOAAE,
Chief Enoincer and Stieriiitendent.
Kansas City, St. Joseph & C. Bluffs,
TIME TABLE No. 10.
To take effect Sunday, July !, 1S71.
GOING NORTH.
MAIL AN'D
EXP.
STATIONS.
OMAHA
EX I'.
k'nniiAH CMv
ll:0nl M. 7:40 A.M.
East Leavenworth.....
12:20 A. A. 9:18
St. josuph......
!!""!!!!! 2:45
11:40
2.-2S P. M.
20
5:20
PHELPS
Hamburg
Council Rluffs
5:3S
C:35
85
GOING S:o UTH
STATIONS.
bT. LOUIS
EXP.
MAIL AND
EXP.
Kansas City...... .
East Leavenworth
St. Joseph.. .........
P II E LI'S
Hamburg ...........
Council BIufTs
Tickets for sale at all
A. C. DA1VES,
Gen'l Pass. Agent,
St. Joseph, Mo.
10:10 P.M.I 4:40 P.M.
I 9:02 P.M. 3:24
i fi:40 I 1.-00
3:58 10:12
i 20 , 9:30
' 1:15 I 7:15
tho General Ticket Offices.
A. L. HOPKINS,
Uen'l Sunerintendent,
St. Joseph, Mo.
Steel Rail! Double Track!
Baltimore and Ohio It. R.
The Great Short Line from
CINCINNATI or COLUJIBUS
E A. S T :
Saving 87 to 110 miles, and arriving one Tain In
Advance at
SavIngK miles, nrrivlng G!z hours In advance at
BA.LTIMOBB.
Saving 77 miles, arriving 8i hours In advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
One Train the Quickest.
Tha Great Iron Eailwaj Bridges over the
Ohio River, at ParkerbnrR and
Bcllntrc, are Coinplctod.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
tollman's Palace Drawing Ro.m and Sleeping Cars
Are run on this Route from Cincinnati or Col
umbus to Baltiniure and Washington! City,
witiiout change.
Uy this Route vou avoid ALL OMNIBUS TRANS
FERS nnd FERRIES.
Tickets forsalent all Ticket Ofllces in the South
aud West.
L. M. CO LE. J. L. V1 LSON.
Gen'l Ticket Agent, Master Transport
Raltlmore. Md. Raltlmore, Mil.
SIDNEY B. JONES. Gen'l Pass. Ag't Cincinnntl.O
Kansas Pacific Railway.
Short, Favorite and Only
ALL RAIL KOUTEI
DENVER,
ERIE,
NEW MEMPHIS,
IDAHO SPRINGS,
GREEN CITY,
ELKO.
MARYSVILLE.
GEORGETOWN.
GREELEY.
CHEYENNE,
RENO.
GOLDEN CITY.
CENTRAL CITY.
VILLA LA FONT.
EVANS.
SALT LAKE CITY,
LOStiJIO.M,
SAL'tlA.1ir.- iu,
COLORADO SPRINGS. SAN FRANCISCO.
And all points In
Kanaai, Colorado, tlie Territories, and
the Pnclflc Coast.
1QQ MILES the Shortest Line from Kansas Ci
1 OO ty to Denver.
210
MILES the Shortest Line to Pueblo, Trln
idad, Santa Fe.nnd all points in New Mex
ico anu Arizona.
Remembor that this IstheGreat Through LIu,and
there It
No Other All Rail Roiite
to any of the above point.
There Is no tedious omnibus or ferry transfer by
this route, as the Great Rivers are all Bridged,
PULLMAN PALACE CARS,
run through from KANSAS CITY to DENVER
Without Change.
Passengers bv this route have an opportunity ot
viewing the tine Agricultural Districts of Kansas,
and can stop over at Denver and visit tlie rich
mining, agricultural and grazing distrlts of Colora
do. Close connections made at Kansas City with all
trains to and from the East, North and South.
Be iur to ask for Tickets via. Ivannai
City and the Kansas Pacific Itnllwaj-.
EDM'D S. BOVTEN.Gn'lSupt.
BEVERLY K. KEIM. Gen'l Ticket Agent.
GENERAL OFFICES, Kansas City, Mo
Great Through Passenger Route
THE OLD RELIABLE
HANNIBAL & ST. JOE,
AND
Council Bluffs R. R. Line,
VIA ST. JOSEPH AND QUINCY.
TWO FAST EXPEESS TEAINS
Crossing the Mississippi at Qulncy on Bridge with
PULLMAN SLEEPING PALACES,
FROM
BROTVXYII.I.E TO qUIXCY,
Without Change of Cars.
THIS IS THE BEbT SHORT LINE
TO qClXCY, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO,
Memphis, New Orleans, Jacksonville. Spring
field, Decatur. Tolono, La Fayette, Indian
apolis, Cincinnati. Louisville. Nashville,
Chattanooga, Lexington, Coldmbtis,
Wheeling, Parkershurg, Balti
more. Washington,
Richmond,
.i-.VJ? J .ItOST JtJfJSJItJIJJ.J! IUOVTJC
To Ft. Wayne. Toledo, Crestline, Pittsburg,
Harrisburg.Phlladelphla. New York,
Boston, and nil points,
SOnTH -A.N1D EAST.
Passengers taklngother lines east or w est, shonl
by all means take this In returning, and see a uev
section of splendid country.
Buy Your Through. Tickets
Vti St. Joe ixiil Quincy,
For ale at Ticket Offices St. Joseph fc Council
BluflsR. R., at the Star Hotel. Brownville, Stev
enson fc Cross. Ticket Agents, and at Phelps station
and other stations on line of road, at as low rates as
by any other route.
Baggage checked through to all points east. All
connections via Qulncy arc direct ami perlect.
B. P. GROAT, GEO. H. NETTLETON,
Gen'l Ticket Ag'i. Gen. Supt.
STATE AGENT FOR THE BEST
Mnsd Shelter and Grinder,
Wind Jilill and Steamer
Also Breeder and Shipper of taaceloarated
POLAND CHINA HOG,
And. grower of Kedge Plants antOntal Hut
scry Stock. 3 "YxIle for circulars and particu
lars. Address. J.LGqSPEB.
.-Ty iipcolaTNeb.
P. M. A. M.
. 2 U) 12 4..
. 1 43 1230IM
. 1 27 It .15
. 1 13 11 30
. 12 it It 00
. 12 33 10 40
. IS18FM 10 OS
. It .",3 9 33
. 11 32 9 00
. 11 08 8 27
. 11 00 8 15
The Florence
IS: A LOCK STITCH
Family Sewing Machine.
IT HAKES A TRULY
ELASTIC LQ.CK STUCK.
It BeTtr Pwcfcers the Work, uorDrv
after being W ashed.
IT SELF-FASTENS ALL THE ENDS OF THFJ
SEAMS. BEING THE ONL.Y s.i-u
MACHINE HAVING THE
Celebrated "Reversible Feed."
ItlsthemcX simple and easy to learn to usr, and
the least liable to get out or order, having no
"Wire Springs, Wire Coils,
Levers or Bruali Pads
To Get Out of Order.
No CoC Wheols to Mate a Racket,
AND NO CAMS TO MAKE IT RUN HARD.
Warranted to lasta Life-Time !
ALL OUR. MACHINES KEPT IN ORDER
FKEJE OF CirAltGJf.
THE FX.OItE3SrCE
Euns Light and Comparatively
NOISELESS.
Over 90,000 in Use.
Wm. E. PLANT, Gen'l Agent,
S1-A 3Toi'tli EiFtli. Street;
ST. LOUIS, MO.
DUNN & HAYS, Agents,
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
43-ly
IE. S. WIDLBY
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
MET ALIO AND WOOD
BURIAL CASES
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
81SAAE1S?T. BROWNVILLE, NEB.
"W. -A- POLOCZ,
Grocer. Confectioner id Stationer
Post Oifico BuHding,
21-3m
PEOPHIETOR
uisrioisr
88 Sc 90 IVESL.IISr STREET,
BKOWITVILLB.
j
New Tork On ePrie
ClottaiFi
J. S. HETSEL.
No. 70 Main Street, - - Brownville, Nebraska.
Largest Stock in the Market.
Great Inducements Offered.
THE BOTTOM PRICE
OjN" A.JLJL, ARTICLES SOLD.
4-1 v
SWAN & BROTHEB,
Wholesale and llctail Dealers in
GroceriBS,ProYisions& Qioeime,
No. 30 MAIN STREET, '
TheonlyKel!ableGin.DistrilrjtIon In the County!
$100,000
IN VALUABLE GIFTS
be distributed in
L. T. SESTE'S
38th SEHI.AXXUAX.
1FT ENTERPRISE !
To tie draun
TKUSTDAY, JULY Mil, 1S72.
If
ONE GIUSD CAPITAL PL.1ZK OF
$10,000 IN GOLD
One Prize, $5,000 in Silver,
5 Prizes Sl.000-5
500 i Greenbacks!
100 s l
5 Prizes
10 Prizes
Tro Family Carriage" and Matched Horses, with
faUver Mounted Ilurness. worth ?1,-j00 each.
Two Hones and Bugjjies, with Silver-mounted
IIarner'8, worth Nj0cach.
Two Fine-toned ltosewood I'mno, worth f W0 each.
Ten Family SewInK Machines, worth jlCOeach.
800 Gold andSilver tver Hunting Watches, worth
from J) to.M) each.
Ladles' Gold Leontlne Chains. Gent's Gold Vest
Cbalnv Solid and double plated Sllva; Table and
Teaipoons, Photograph Albums. Jew lrj etc, etc.
Wliole Xnmber Gifts, 10,000.
TicKotsXlmltcclto S3O,000.
AgenU wanted to soil tickets, to whom liberal Pre-mlunis.-ArJll
be paid.
SINGLE TICKETS J2 : 6:TICKETS $12; 12 TICK
ETS fJO; 251Ji.CKETS fit).
Circulars containing a, fijll list of prizes, a des
cription of the munnpr of drawing, and other in
formation in reference to the Distribution, will be
sent to any one ordering thorn. All IcttexsiauBt be
addressed to
. D. SINE, Boz 86.
' qUtciinU, Ohio.
OCco, Ift W. 5th.St. 4-iy
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OIL CLOTHS AND
Mcpherson block,
No. 76 MZN" ST., BEOWNVILLE, jSTEB.
We have the Largest Stock, and make
BROWNVILLE, NEB.
hot
incn
65 First Prize Medals Awarded.
THE GREAT
Baltimore
M AX UP ACTOXIT.
Yui.KNABE&Co.
JlanurneturcrM oC
GRAND, SQUA2E AND UPEIGH7
Piano loites,
DAliTIMORE, MD.
THESE IXSTKUMEXTS have been before the
L Public for nearly Thirty Years, and upon their
excellence alone attained an UXPUltC-HASED
PRE-EMINENCE, which pronounces them une
qualed In
TOSE,
TOUCH,
woiuiMAarsHiP,
AXD DUIIABII.ITY.
3 All our SQUAI1E PIANOS have our New
Improved Ovhmboso Scali. and the Ajf rnfl'e
Treble.
t-Ve would call special atteatlon to our late
Patented Improvements In GltAICI) PIANOS
mid dQUAIlK GRANDS, fwiod In no other
Piano, which bring the Piano nearer perfection
than has ct been attained.
Svery Piano FnUj Warranted for Five Year".
Illustrated Catalogue and Price LUU promptly
furnished on application to
WM. KNABE & CO.,
Italtlmorv.Md.
Or any of our regular established agencies.
4-6m
SHOTGUN
liiiCooMoflse
i ttK
HgyYo& Offiwx S7 BEKOyLST.
THECDOBE HILL &
Wholesale and
K, IP E
18 66.
mmm
OPEN-to THE WOULD
COMPETITION!
F. A. TISDEL, JR., & CO.
Can and wil sell you all kinds of Implements cheaper
than any other house in Nebraska.
"We sell the
STUDEBAKER AND WHITE WAT EE
WrBBBBKsssssrassss5TTflB "'lilii' il i"i ' ' i
WAGONS,
AND BUGGIES OF ALL KINDS.
Wg sell the
Runner Cultivator, Garden City Clipper Plow
PEKIN TWO AND THREE-HORSE PLOWS
SMITH'S Cast Cast-Steel PLOWS, EXCELSIOR and GANG PLOS
PRINCETON JEON-BEAM PLOWS,
ALLINDSOF CONE PLOWS.
"We keep for sale
Also tlie
BUCKEYE MOWBI f
JMIQEir) FOB 1871
Most Durable mul Lightest Machines Jl,Ct
If you want anything
r
WE JCEEP NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS' GOODS, AD Gl' '
TEE ALL OUR GOODS TO I3E AS KEC 03J H ' T p-
A fiill Supply of Extras always on Ha1 1
C0a,
Eel ail
a?
MATTINGS
the Lowest Prices.
1871.
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