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SECOND SESSION OF THE FOItTY
SECOSD CONGRESS.
General Nature No. 9S.
AN ACT to further the atlmliilsirtiou -of jus
tice. Be it enacted- by the Sencuc and House of
Representatives of the UnitcdJStutesof America
in Congress asscrxblcd, Xliat whenever, m
anvfcultorproceotimji In a. circuit court of
the United bUites, being iiehi by a justice ot
tlie Supreme Court anil tin-circuit juui;e or
a district judge, or by the circuit jude and a
distnct judge, there shall occur any diiler
enceof opinion between tliejudesas toany
matter or thing to be decided, mled. or or
dered by the court, the opinion of the pre
Mdinsjubllcc or the presiding judge Miall
prevail, and be con&idrred the opinion of the
court for the time being: but when a final
judgment, decree or order in such suit or
proceeding shall be entered, if bald judges
shall certny, as it shall be their duty to do it
such be the fact, that they dlHercd in opin
ion as to any quotums which, under tne act
of Congreas'ot April twenty-ninth, elghtt-cn
hundred and two, might have been review
ed b the supreme Court on certificate of
tlllleiciice of opinion, then either party may
remove said final judgment, decree, or order
to the Supreme Court, on writ of error or ap
nea I. according to the nature of the case, and
subject to the provisions of law applicable
U other writs of error or appeals in regard
to bail and siipcr-wlesis.
Sec . That no judgment, decree, or order
of a circuit or district couit of the United
Slates. in any civil action at law or in equi
ty, rendered siller this act shall take ellect.
Bhall be reviewed by the Supreme Court ot
the United States, on writ of error orappeal,
unless tin- writ of error be sued out, or tin
appeil be taken, within two years after the
entry of such judgment, decree, or order;
and no judgment, decree or order of a dis
trict court, rendered after this act shall take
jlfect shall he reviewed by a circuit court of
the United Suites upon like process or ap
peal, unless the pioces be sued out, or the
appeal be taken, within one year after the
entry of the judgment, d rree, or older
souglit to be reviewed: J'roitdcd, That wheie
a party entitled to pioseeute a writ ot error
or to take an appeal is an infant, or noil
compos inentN, or imprisoned, such writ oi
error may be prosecuted, or such appeal may
be taken, within the periods above designa
ted after the entry of the judgment, decree,
ar order, exclusive of the term of such disa
bility. The appellate mm t may allli in, mod
ify, or reverse the judgment, deciee, or or
der brought belore it lor levicw, or may di
rect such judgment, decree, or older to be
rendered, or siieli further proceedings to be
had by the interior couil.is thejusiiceof the
ease may require.
Snc. o. Tnat Hip Supreme Court nifty at any
time in its discretion, ami upon such terms
as it may deem just, and wheie tiie detect
has not injured and the amendment will
not prejudii-e the defendant in error, allow
An amendment oi a writ of erior. when
tlieie is a mistake in the tote of the writ, or
a seal to the wnt is wanting, or when the
writ is made returnable on a day other than
Uiedaj of the 'ommen. -ment ot the terili
next ensuing the issue ot the writ, or when
thcstatementol the title of the action or
yartles theieto in the writ is detective, ll
the defect can ho remedied by leierence to
the accompanying recoid, and in all other
particulars of form where the defect lias not
prejudiced, and theamcndmeiit will not in
jure the defendant In error; and the eucuit
and district eouitsot the United States shall
possess the like power of amendment of all
nrocess returnable to or belore them.
Si:c -I. That a bill of exceptions hereafter
allowed in any cause shall be deemed siilll
eiently authenticated it signed by the judge
ot the court in which thecau-e was tried, or
by the pre-.idingjudgc thereof, it more than
one judge sat 0:1 the trial of the cause, itii
out any seal of court orjudge being annex
ed then to; and all process issued lrom the
courts ol the United Stales shall bear teste
lrom the day oi such. issue.
Sc 3. That the practice, pleadings and
forms and modes ot ptoieeding in otticr
than equity and admiralty causes in the cir
cuit and district com tsot ttie United Slates
shall conform, as near as may be, to the
practice, pleadings, and tonus and modes ot
procecling existing at the time 111 like caus
es in the courts of record of the State within
which such circuit or district courtsare hi Id,
any rule of court to the contrary notwith
standing: Provided, hot. ever. That nothing
herein contained shall alter the rules of evi
dence under the laws ol the Uxited States,
and as practiced In the courts thereof.
Six-. 0". That in common-law causes in the
circuit and district courts of the United
totaies llio plaintift shall be entitled to sim
ilar remedies, by attachment or other pio
cess against the propel ty of the delendant,
which are now provided for by the laws ol
the State 111 which such court is held, appli
cable to the courts of such state; and such
circuit or district courts may, fiom time to
time, by general rules, adopt such Statelaws
as may be in force in the Suite in relation to
attach men u and other process; and the par
ty lecovcilugjudgment 111 such cause shall
00 entitled to similar remedies upon the
same, by execution or otherwise, 10 reach
the property of the iudsiment debtor, as :no
now provided by the laws ol the State with
in which said circuit or district couits shall
be held in like causes, or which shall be
adopted by rules as aforesaid: Provided,
That similar preliminary atlldavits or proofs
and similar security as required by such
laws, shall be lirst furnished by the party
seeking such attachment or ottier remedy.
Sue, 7. That whenever notice is given of a
motion for an injunction out of a circuit or
district court of the United. States, the couit
or judge thereof may, if there appear to be
danger of irreparable injury lrom delay,
grant an order restraining the act sought to
be enjoined until the decision upon the mo
tion. Such order may be granted with or
without security, in the discretion of the
court orjudge : 1'rovidcd, That no justice ot
the Supreme Couit shall hear or allow any
application for an Injunction or restraining
order, except within llnciicuit 10 which he
is allotted, and in causes pending in the cir
cuit to wnlch he is allotted, or la such caus
es at such place outside of the cncnit as the
parties may 111 writing stipulate, except in
causes wheie such application cannot be
heard by tiie circuit judge ot the circuit, or
the district judge ot the district.
Sue. &. Tuat no Indictment found and pre
sented by a grand jujy 111 any district or cir
cuit or othei couttoi the United Slates shall
be deemed iiisiiliicicnt, nor shall the trial,
judgment, or other proceeding thereon be
allectedby reason ot any delect or Impel lec
tion in matter ol form only, which shall not
lend to ttie prejudice of the delendant.
Skc. 1). That in all criminal causes the de
fendant may be louud guilty ol any offense
the comni sslon ot which is necessauly in
cluded in that with which lie is charged in
the indictment, or may be found guilty of an
attempt to commit the oHense so chaiged:
Provided, That such attempt be ltbelt a sep
arate ollensc.
Sue. 10. That on an indictment against
several. If the jury caunotagiee upon a ver
dict as to all, they may render a vcidlctas to
those in regard to w I10111 they do agree, on
which a judgment shall be enteied accoid
Ingly ; mid the cuuse as to other defendants
may be tried by another jury.
Sue. 11. That any paity or person desiring
to have any J udgmen t , decree, or order ot any
district 01 cacuit court leviewed on writ ot
error or appeal, and to stay proceedings
thereon during the pendency of such wilt ol
error or appeal, may give the secuuty le
quued hi law thciclor williin sixty days af
ter the leuililiou ol such Judgment, decree,
or order, or afterward v.ith the permission
of a justice or judge of the said appellate
com 1.
Sue. 1 That in all criminal or penal caus
es 111 which judgment or sentence has been
or shall be rendered, imposing the payment
ot a line or penally, whethei alone or with
any other kind ol punishment, the said
Judgment, so far as ttie fine or penalty is
concerned, may be enforced by execution
against the property ot the defendant In like
manner as judgments in enil cases are en
forced: 1'rovuted, 1'uat waere the judgment
directs that the delendant shall be Impris
oned until the fine or penalty Imposed is
paid, the issue of execution on the judgment
Mhall not operate to discharge the defendant
lrom imprisonment until the amount ot the
judgment is collected or othei w lse paid.
Skc lo. That when m any suit in equitv,
commenced in any couit ot the United
States, to enforce any legal or equitable lien
or claim against real or pci&oiial propertv
within the district where such suit is bro'ht,
one or more ot the defendants therein shall
not be an inhabitant of ur louud within the
said disti let. or shall not voluntarily appear
thereto, it suall be lawful for the couit to
make an order dnecliug .-ueli absent defend
ent to appear, plead, ansvi or demur to the
complamiant s bill at a aiertam dav there
in to be designated, which order shall be
served 011 such absent defendant, if piactl
cable. wherever lound, or wheie such per
sonal service Is not piactieable, such ouler
shall be published in such manner as the
court shall direct; and in case such absent
defendant shall not appear, pleau.-answer or
demur wiihin the time so limited, or within
some luriher tune, to be allowed by the court
in ltsdlseiution.and upon proof ot the serv
ice or publication of said order, and ot the
performance of the directions contained in
the same, it shall be lawful tor the court to
entertain jurisdiction, and proceed to the
hearing and adjudication of such suit in the
same manner as if such absent defendant
had been served with process within the satd
district, but saul adjudication shall, as re
turns, such nbseutdufendant without appear
ance, affect his property within such district
only.
Sue. 11. That when a poor convict, senten
ced by any court ot the United States to be
imprisoned and pay a lino, or line and cost
or to pay a line, or line and cost, has open
confined In prison thirty days, solely for the
non-payment of such line, or tine and cost
such convict may make application in writ
ing to any commissioner of the United stales
court in the district where he is imprisoned
setting lorth his inability to pay such line'
or line and cost, and afiur notice to the dis
trict attorney o.r the United States who may
appear, otfer evidence, mid be heard, the
commissioner shall proceed to hear and de
termine the matter; and It on examination
it shall appear to him that such convict is
uuablo to pay such line, or fine and cost, and
that he has not any propertv exceeding
twenty dollars In value, except such as is by
law exempt from being taken on execution
ior debt, the commissioner shall administer
tq.him the following oath: "I do solemnly
swear that I have not any property, real or
J'v?Vla1' x? t,le amount or twomV dollars,
tar? n,Vc ' ft8 !s bi' "-H-exempt from being
fstaii w " ",repent fr "'eb' by the lawsof
I lfnvn reoaU" "JiMlinlulMeral;) and that
coneeW P!,er,' " ny - conveyed or
concealed, or In any wuv disposed of lor m-
.SS? USe or be"t- So help Tnie God " i d
thereupon such convict Uiafi bo dto&anscd.
Ihe commissioner giving to the jailor or
keepei oi the jail a certilicate setting forth
the lads. . ,. , ,,
Si r 15. TSmt if at any time after such dis
charge o! such conet it shall be made to
appear that In taking the aforesaid oalh he
. ...'.. i...i.. li.. t11.1v lie imlieled. conieted
and punished for peijury, and be liable to
the penalties piescnucu w-.io .,........
of an act entitled "An act. more ettcctually
lo provide lor the punishment ol certain
crimes against the United States, and lor
other purposes," appioved Jlarch third, A.
I eP'hteeii hundred and twenty-live.
Sue 10 That the fees of the commissioner
for the examination and certilicate provided
for in this act shall be live dollars per day
lor every day that he shall be engaged in
such examination.
Approved, June 1, 1S72.
General Nature No. 99.
AN ACT making appropriations lor the
service of the l'ost Utlice Department foi
the j ear ending .June thirty, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-three.
He it enacted bi the J&nate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United Mutes of America in
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be, and the same are hereby ..appropriated
for the sei vice ol the Post Utlice Department
tor the vear ending June thirtieth, eighteen
liunured and soventj. -three, out of anj mon
ey In the treasury arising from the revenues
ol said Department, m confoimify to the act
of July second, eighteen bundled and thir-ty-six,
as follows:
For inland mail ti asportation, thirteen
million twenty-four thousand seven liuu
died and si..t -three dollars.
For pay ot mail-messengers, six hundred
and three Uioiisaud six bundled and seveu-
Krpavoroute-agents.ni
thirtv-efght thousand and live dollars.
For pay of mail-ioute messenger, seventy
thousand eight bundled and loity-one dol-
laFr pay of local agents, fifty-eight thous
and tour hundred and eighty-six dollais.
For pav ot railway post-oihce cleiks, nine
hundied'and ility thousand dollars.
For pav of baggage-masters In charge oi
thrmigh-mails, "thousand two hundred
d FoMoreign mall transportation, three hun
dred thousand dollars. !,,,.
For ship, steamboat, and way letters, ten
thousand seven hundred and hltj doU.us
For compensation to postmasters, me
million five hundred and twenty-nve thou-
Forn clerks for post-ofUces, two mil
lion ei"it hundred thousand dollars.
1 For pav of letter ca.rlers, one mill on four
hundred and twenty-live thousand dolors.
For wrapping-paper, thirty thousand dol-
1UKor twine thirty-el lit thousand dollars.
For leticr balances, thiee thousand live
h""rlnpe!isat.on to blank-agents and as-
,MKrci 'thrc-thousand five
hlF'or omsiructmn of coal-vaults six thou
sand loin hundred and twenty-two dollais
"ForlllTeWwimmws to doors in court-
,!c thouLiua to huudied and sevc.ity-me
U For'doors on book en., and ot ler repaln,
llirrKsaimehmiK miK
t e D stiict ot Columbia lor advertising any
oilur mail routes than those lu Yngiulaand
"'For1' manufacture of adhesive postage
stamps, one hundred and sixty thousand
d For "manufacture of stamped envelopes
and newspaper wiappers. lour bundled and
fittv-thiee thousand dollais: 1'ronded, That
o envelope, as furnished by the govern
ment shall contain any lithographing or
en-raving, and no printing except a punted
request tJieliiin the letter to the wilier.
For pay of distn'aiting agent and assist
ants, and incidental expenses of agency, sev
en thousand dollars.
For mail depiedations and special agents,
one bundled and thiity thousai.d dollars.
For ten additional special agents, at lates
of compensation now pro :ded by law,
twenty-six thousand nine bundled and hllj
'""Forchief of division for the office of mail
depredations, two thousand live hundred
For mail bags and mail bag catchers, one
hundred and eighty thousand dollars.
For mail locks and keys, forty thousand
d Forpost marking and cancelling stamps
for ollices, tweK e thousand dollars.
For preparing and publishing post-route
maps, twentv-two thousand dollars.
For balances duft toreign countries, two
hundred and hfty thousand dollais.
For rent of post ollices, two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
For mel for post olliees. one hundred and
ten thousand dollars.
For lights for post ollices, one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars.
For stationery and miscellaneous Items
for post ollices. lorty thousand dollars.
For re.iisteicd package en elopes, forty-two
thousand dollars.
For official euvelopes for the use oi post
masters, forty-nine thousand dollars.
For envelopes ior reiurn 01 ue-nu le-neia m
lie wiiters. live thousand lie hundred dol
lars.
For fees to United States attorneys, marsh
als, clerks of courts, and counsel necessuiily
employed bv special agents of the lost ui
liee Department, hubjci.t to the appioval of
the Attorney General, len thousand dollars
For e-ngiaving, pimling, and binding
drafts and wai rants, three thousand dollars.
Fur miscellaneousiteius.oiiethousand live
hundred dollars. .
To pay Augustine isacon. oi i.eorgia, ior
sei vices as post mute agent, four hundred
and thiity-seven dollars and sixty-nine
cents.
The bond or any married woman who may
be appointed postmaster shall be binding
upon ht rand her sureties, and she shall be
liable Ior nilseoaduct in ollice as it she weie
sole.
Sec. '2. That the postmaster of every city
where bianeh po-t-ollices or stations are es
tablished and in operation, subject to his su
peiMsion, Js hciehy authorizeil, under the
direction ol the Postmaster General, to is
sue, or to cause to be issued, by any ot his as
sistants or del Us in eliaige of branch post
ollices or stations, postal money orders paj -able
at any other inone-y order ollice, as the
lemitteistheieof may direct; and that the
postmaster, and his suietiis, shall in eeiy
case be held accountable upon his official
bond tor all inonejs leeeued by him or his
designated assistants or cleiks in charge ol
stations Horn the issue ot money outers uu
der the provisions of this act, and for all
moneys which may come into his or their
hands, 01 be placed in his or their custody
byieason ol tae transaction by them ol
money-order business. And all the provis
ions of law now in foice respecting the issue
and the payment of money orders, and the
disposal ol money order lauds, in the custo
dy or postmasters, shall apply to all money
ouleis isued under the authority given by
this act. and to all monejs leceived from
the issue thereof.
Sue. 3. That the following sums or so
much theieolas maj ne necessary, be, and
the same are heieb, appropriated lor the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-thiee, out ot any money
in the tieasury not otherwise appropriated,
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men t& and for members-of congress, bo, and
the same are hereby, n-pealed. And hereaf
ter payment for carrying su-n Iree matter
shall be made out of the annual appropria
tions. Skc. 5. That it shall not be lawful for any
person who shall hereafter be appointed an
flieer, clerk, or employee ln any of the Ex
ecutive Departments to act as counsel, at
torney, or agent for prosecuting any claim
against the United States, which was pend
ing In said Departments while ho was said
ollicer, clerk, or employee, nor in any man
ner, nor by any means, to aid in the prosecu
tion of anv such claim, wit Ida two years
next after he shall have ceased to be snch of
llcer, clei k fir emplo ce. , ,
Snc. 0. That if the contract for the increase
of the mail service between San Francisco
and China and Japan to a m,-1.onJll'i
srviceshal! be made with the Pacific -Mail
or snaii oe jiei ion"."
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Kt, ninJiin fomtLlHV
ui the said company' ships, or the MUI 0
.is sMr-r-essors in interest, the moneys pi a-
ble under such contract shall be paid wiuie
V" 1 company or its successors in inter
est shall maintain ami run thelineoteam
ships for the tiansportat ion of iwUn J
passengers at present run between ", "J;"
in.l San Francisco, via the Isthmus of 1 .ui
inlirhy the said' Pacific Mail Steams . ,lp
Company, and no longer: iVon(cd.l at
aid requirement shall in-all respects npplj
to any p.irty contraciing for the imii 1m m -...
.. t.. ...... ,,, Brnnriven and China alio
Japan, as well as to the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company.
Approved, Juno 1, 1S7
Genkkai. nature No. 100.
AN' ACT to amend an act entitled "An act to
'establish and protect national cemeteries
amimvtil February twenty-second, eight-
e en hundred and sixty-seven.
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7,V it enncledtjy me armwiun. h- -j-
rAcntattrcsofthe United Slides of America in
oS?"t fmr,.Wl, That from and after the
n.sVeof this act all soldiers and sailors
n non i,l ! discharged from therv Iceof he
Ui ited States w ho may die In a destitute
Von.litlon. shall be allowed burial in the na-
tlounl c metenes oi ui e-micu. oww.
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SCI-IEIiTJXE No. 1
Takes effect Sunday March 17th, 1872. Trains dally
except Sunday.
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ping" in Flax or Wet Straw "Overblast" Fan
Sieves have over eleven square feet of surface Many
kinds of "Work Great "capacity" in Wheat,
Rye, Oats, Barley, BucJ:wheat, Ptat, JBeans, Millet,
Hungarian, etc. Unapproachable in Flax Unri
valed in Wet Straw and Grain Unsurpassed in
Timothy Time-Saving A"o titterings to clean
vpXo detention from wet strata, high winds, putter
ing, clogging or badweather Quickly set and moved
Simply constructcd-Easily managed-Remark
ally light draft Very durable Cheaply kept in order
only about one-halp as many Belts, Gear Wheels,
Boxes, Journals, Shafts and Pulleys to clog, wear out,
add to draft, or to keep in repair as in Endless Apron
Machines More conveniences and less to annoy All
the latest improvements-lloTxey-NalLlsig-Faster
threshing Less detention Clioice of jobs Extra
Prices for work Farmers wait for weeks and months
Elegant Finely Finished Salable.
Call on the undersigned, (or send your name
and post office address), andget a Factory Prlco
Iilstontl Descriptive Pamplilct (free) con
taining CO illustrations and letters from hundreds of
purchasers. "Complete Threshing Es
tablishments," as well as Horse-Powera
'"clone," and Separators "alor.eJ1
FOR SALE BY
gsg
The time given above Is that of Lincoln, being 31
minutes slower than that of Chicago,
if. A. SHOWJCItS, Jy :n. CONVERSE,
Train Master. Superintendent.
Burlington & Missouri River ft. R.
IX X'EBIIASKA.
PASSENGER AXiTJlIXED TRAINS,
RUNNING BETWEEN
PlalismoiUhjmd Lincoln.
To takqEtnict Wednesday. Dec. S2GMS71.
STATIONS
' WESTWARD.
Trnin n.:t. i Tvnin Xn.1.
. ...... -.
MIXED. l'ASSEXGEIU
Plattsmoiith 3:30 p. m. leave. l(kD0a,ai. leave.
umaha Junction..' 420 Jltei
Louisville
South Rend
Ashland ,
Greenwood,
Waverly
Newton......
Lincoln
Lincoln.-.......
Denton .
Highland .
Crete ,.
Iorcliesler.,....
.5:10
,5:10
16:30
'7:00
8:1 3 p.m. arrive
S:00n.m. leave-
SA'. .
!03 ,.-
'J-JI A,w
10:(X)a.m.arive.
.... (10i,
'11:30 ....
11: to
rioo ...:.
12:12 p. ill
12:30 p.ni.arrlve
MIXED.
2:00 p.m. leave
2:3o...... ........-
Vfi!""
320
1.M0 p.m.arrive-
STATIONS ,
EASTWARD.
1 1 Train No. !i.
l'AsSESGKE.
Train No. 4.
MIXED.
Plattsmoiith ' 1:50 p.m. arrive !:00a.m. arrive
Omaha Junction.. lri".... .. &;2i)............
Louisville 1:03 ......... .... 7: 1"....... ..............
South llentl-. , 12AJ... .. 7i........... -
Ashland i 12U50 '6:40
Greenwood 12:15 .6:10
Waverly liuO . 5:50...
Newton I 11: IS . ...... 5:30 ....... ....
Lincoln ' ll:i0p. m.le-.ve 5.-00 a. m. leave
jl MIXED.
Lincoln . ' 1 t:ft)..m. arrive A: 15 p.m. arrive.
Denton 1U:35 4:15
Highland ' 10:115 3:15
Crete 'J-20 G:30 ,
Dorchester ' lf.50a.in. leave. 3:30p. m. leave.
The time given above is that or Omaha, being 33
minutes slow er than that of Chicago.
TIIOS. DOAXB,
Chief Engineer aud Superintendent.
M W-
JTl TTT 1
ja i fO rf !? Wi
lK. Vfa WW
P
a L &&MMmMn h
Can and viil sell yon all Muds of Implemezits cheaper
tiian any oilier Iioxise in Hebraslra.
S. T.-I86G-
."&"
Kansas City, St. Joseph &0. Bluffs.
TIIUE TAIILE No. 1(5.
To takeeffect Sunitat. July KVi, 1S71.
GOING
STATIONS.
WORTH.
Kan":is City ..
Exst Lp.ivenv.orth .
St. Joseph..........
PI r K LI'S
Hamburg.. .
Council lilulls
GOING
OVHA MAIL AND
Exr. iacr.
11:15 P.M.' 7:tOA.M.
12::)A...I. !:13
2.-45 HMO
5:35 2:27 P. 31.
C::l 3:20
SM"i 5:33
SOITTH.
STATIONS.
'ST. LOUIS MAIL AND
' EXl. t EXP,
Kansas City ,. 1U15 V.M.t -HOP. M.
East Leavenworth 10.10 P. M. 3siS
St.JosepU , f:00 i 1:0.1
IMlELVb 5:30 10:1
H.imtnn; ' -1:10 , !:40
Couuetl Rluir-, 2:W I 7:15
Tickets lor sale at all the General Ticket Ollices.
A. C. WAIVES, A. L. HOPKINS,
Gen'l Pass. Agent, Gen"l Suuerintemlent,
St. Joseph, Mo. St. Joseph. Mo.
L.. .l.iniit.)iinirt.tlnitin4TiVin Gill Pm.i.
ciscti, Japan , anil Cli ma. ll e liniidred thou
santl dollars. And tiie l'ol master General
is hereby authorized to couiract with the
lowest bidder, witlini three month, alter the
p.isaoof tins act, atler sixty dab' public
notice, for a term of ten vears from and al
ter the lir-st dav of October, cihtt.cn hun
dred and seventy-thiec, for the conveyance
of an additional monthly mull on the said
route, at a compensation not to exceed the
rate per voyage now paid under the existir.fi
contiacts, and upon thesaine conditions and
limitations as piescr.bed by existing acts ol
Congress, lu ulereiice thereto, and the ic-spoi-tivc
contracts made in pursuance there
ol; and the contractois unuer tlieprovisions
of this section shall be reiuiied to carry tin
United .states malls .luiing the existence ol
their contracts, without additional ehaiw
on all the Meaincrs they may run upon said
hue, or any pu of it, or any lir.inch or ex
tension there,..: Provided, '1 hat all steam
ships herealtcr ace pied forsaid service shall
be of not less than lour thousand tonsie-is-ler
each, and shall be built of iron, and with
their engines and machinery sua 1 be whol
ly of American construction, and sha.Ibeso
constructed as to be readily adaped to the
armed naval service of the I nlted Mates in
case of war, and belore acceptance Hie olh
eers by whom ihey are inspected shall re
port to the Secretary of the Nay ami the
1'ostmaMei General whether tins condition
has been complied with: Provided, lhal in
alliasethe otl'.cers of the ships employed
in the service herein provided lor shall be
citizens ot the United States, and that per
sons of toreinn biith who have accnrdiuf: to
law declared their intention to become citi
zens of the United s-ate, may be employed
as though they vvi-.-e citizens within the
mcanim; of this section, or of any act or acts
specified In the act of June twenty-eight
eighteen hundred and sixty-four. Aud the
government of the Uniteajstats slfnll have
the right in caseDf.war.tb talie for the use of
the United StnTes anyof thestenmcrs of said
line, and in such case pay a reasonable com
pensation thcreior: Provided, The price
nt.l .1.11 U. .. rtt n nvi.nn.1 1. r aw. ... ., . I ...
ii(ll.t nilawi .11 I1U VWT CVdT(-4 bill wl iiiiiii uyi
of the vessel so taken, aud this provision
shall extend to and be applicable to the
steamers of the Brazilian line herelnaiter
provided for.
For steamship service between the United
States and llraij, one hundred aud lifty
thousand dollars.
For steamship service between San Fran
cKco and the Sandwich Islands, seventy-five
thousand dollars.
sec. 4. That If the revenues of the Post
Ollice Department shall be insufficient to
! then the sum ot live million seven hundred
I .1 1 ....... 1 1- 1 .,.! -. ........ .!!
j Liiuusuiiii unit- Kiiiiui tru iuiu au uui.t ittiii;.xs(
or so mucn inereot as may ne necessary, be,
andthe same is hereby, appropriated, to be
paid out of any money ln the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to supply deticleu
cies in the revenue of the Post Ollice Depart
ment for the year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-three. And
section twelve of the act approved March
third, eighteen hundred and forty-seven
entitled "An act to establish certain, post
routes, and for other purposes;" and section
eight of the act approved March third, eight
een hundred and tifty-one. entitled "An act
to reduce and modify the rates of postage in
the United States, and for other purposes."
....,..., m.'1-iiuu. luuiiue ior speciuc
matter in the mails for the several Depart-
Tliis Wonrtcr il Vegetable
of the feeble ixziil delimitated.
4s a tocEic and coj-452;sS foi tlae
ajCil and larcruild it EsaH ibo
csjaai atssoiB ntssssacliies. As a
rcEiie1y for tie nes'vctjs veaJv
sjessi to Yilnicla vojtiei are es
pceiaSIj subjces.it is .saspex'sed
iajgr every oSlicr sSlxsiuSasit. 2ji
a!3 climates. tx-oylcaS, iessisjer
ate ;r frigrSd, it acts as a speci
fic l.i every M;seces of tiisorder
iv!iic2; uiiderzailsjes tlie botliSj
sli'essst-2 aitd breaSts (lotrn tiie
aaiiual spirits.
LYOE'S KATHAIR0N,
For Preserving and IlnulfyliS tlie
llumnn Hair. To Prevent Its Fulling
Out and Turning Cray.
A vv ell-preserved Head of Hair, hi a person ol
middle age. at once he ,peaks reiineniunt, elegance,
health and beauty. It may truly lie called Wo
man's Crowning Glory, while men are not iiioensi
ble to its advantage and charms. Few things are
nioie disgusting than thin, frizzly, harsh, untamed
Halr.TTlth head and ctat covered with Sandrull
Visit a barber and you will feel and look like a new
man. This is what IVOS'SKATHAIUOX will
do all the time. The charm which lies in well
placed Hair, Glossy Curls, Luxuriant Tresses, and
a Clean Head, is noticeable audirresistllile.
Sold by all Druggists and Country Stores.
"brownville
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B H H S ' U 55 S B i.z G i
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K Afpfeaffi ft Ja
p mm ' Pmn s I
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iinii.'v Uli! M Mkr-?iM L
in IP'" $rw&m
P W " VII ' 'III" l.li!Vi,yil25-. S&iJ - :4'ir3m O
2B ,,'i"i i' . J&vZ&S. $ -SS xCii , ."-ail: . IP ii li-L 1 ) I I
isv.9 .'i .i , in -.tsv& r . s- jxx. rsy rizm w". --.: n. if i i -r
: ' sV3
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A&
ROUTS SA8T.
Only Line Running Through Cars
Fitcnt
ST.
LOUIS
TO
NoYork, Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville,
WITHOUT CIIAXGE.
1372. SUMMER SCHEDULE. 1372.
7;30 A. M. Day Express.
Throuuh to new York, Chicago, Cincinnati and
Louisv die Daily except Sunday.
4:45 P. M. Accommodation.
For all Way Stations Daily except Sunday.
6:15 P. M.--PastLine.
With Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car ;iiroui;h to
New York. Cincinnati and Loaisv die DAILY.
6:45 P. M.Ohicago Express.
With through Sleeping Cur Daily ex Saturday
t Office 100 N. Fourth St., ccf.Cbesijul Stkiis.
f.'.m. cor.nuRN.
Ticket Asent.
St. Louis.
JOAN i:. SIMPSON,
Gen'l sinpt.
Indianapolis.
W.K. JONES,
West'ii 1'a.ss Ag't,
st. Louis.
C.K.FOLLKTT.
Geii'U'tiss. Ag't.
St. Louis
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&s -im'. ' ,- Wi.
fAmwm
tb::e btjgis:s3"e
rry flMft Txasnrs-n
feK.. - f-i -5 X i - Ar - ' WWvlfc M14 V-.f-s. ?z:a,?lFA Vilcj-1-i, i
fwSbfe- Iff -S
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COMPANY I
HAVING a llrst class steam Ferrv Boat, and
control, throuih parchu-e. of the Transfer
business, vvearenovv bettor than ever before pre
pared 10 render entire satisfaction in the transfer
ot truight and passengers,
Itrowmille Ferry and Transfer Co.
March 26th, UT2. 24-tf
PERPETUAL BLOOMING ROSES.
Ov-er two hnntlred iliiTerciit finest Tarieties
perpetual hlooniin? and rlimhinff roses, of our
own raisins, hardy for out-door cultiTation and
line for winter bloom ia the parlor. Can be sent
h) incil.
FURNAS &. SONS,
49-tf Brownvllle, Xeb.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
JOSEPH SHUTZ,
No. 59 Main Street, Erownville.
Keeps constantly on hand a larce and well
assorted stock of genuine articles in his line.
I Repairing of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
'done on short notice, at reasonable rates.
ALL WORK WARRAXTRD.
"Te sqII iti.Q
STUDEBAKEE AND WHITE WATEE
lifxff
Steel Rail ! Double Track !
aliimore and Ohio E. E.
The Great Short Line Trim
CINCINNATI or COLUMBUS
EAST!
Saving S7 to 110 miles, and arriving one Tain In
Advance at
Saving o0 miles, arriving C'j hours in advance at
Saving i. miles, arriving s-st hours in advance at
Ite.iching
PHILADELPHIA
One Tram the Quickest.
Tha Grsat Iron Rail-ray Bridges over the
Olilo River, at Pnrker.sbnri; and
Heilnire, ar Completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINKS OF
Pnllraan's Pahce Drawing Ro:m and Sleep'ng Cars
Are run on this Itoufc'from Cincinnati or Col
umbus to .Ualtiniurc and Wiislnagtoni caty,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
r.y this IlouteVon avid A LL OMNIBUS TRANS-
' -CUS and FKKKILS.
Tickets forsale at all Ticket Ollices in the South
aud Wast.
l.m cor.K. j. r-wir.snx,
e ii I Ticket Aceat, ainstrr Tntnspor'n
Jlalthnnrc. Jld. Jiultmuire. Md.
SfDNKY II. JONK.S,, Oeif! pJlss. A; t Ciiirinnuti.O
cz l
HPLESALE AND RETAIL
MK
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TAJJE.1S UN"
OLL CLOTHS,
Having determined to reduce
our stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
&c. and having-on hand a very
large and extensive stock, we will
commence on Monday, the loth
of August, and will sell our en
tire stock at such prices as will
insure a speedy sale.
Our only object is to get mon
ey, therefore we will sell for cash
only.
To secure great bargains, call
early, with the cash, and be as
tonished at the low prices.
A
I
WiBHtlHt Lilies MULKARUfflAht
THE ILOTSST PRICES.
GEO, DAUGHEBTY,
PROPRIETOR
ROT
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83 3c 9Q 3SEJa.I3ST STREET,
BSOWITVILLE
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ca&uacLv-i r&n ai-- 9-. r-cxr i a i-
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No. 70 Main Street, - - Brownville, Nebrasiij
Largest Stock iu the Market.
Great Inducements Offered.
THE BOTTOM
OTS XX AXZT CX.I SOLD
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Wholesale iitil Mclceil IPeniers in
9
mm m PrnramisJi (Iiiib
D i I I t ! i I t I) .1 I. I III III 14lll R il I ii:illlld H 11 i.l
U11JJ i. 1D12.U V 3J.1J 11 i"l
'(8.1U AMI
K"o. 30 MAIK" STREET,
BHO"V7"3STVXiXjIE9 3STEB
rgT?J.W -.-'. . '?
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7ZSS.
zzrizk s- ' nsvr
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Great Through Passenger IL-'
TIIL LD BEx.Il i.'
HANNIBAL & ST. JOE,
AND
Kansas' Pacific Railway.
Short, Favorite and Only
ALL rt-A.IL route:
jar.'-v -t xzJun. TJI xros . s j-.
mMrm&m&me &
4fefcri83 TWO FAST ESHffiSS W&
v JBt ISHO.I CroR.s!iuetiMisMssij,J allium, i
TbeonlyItellable(;.n.UUtributioiiin the Count
T2I JTTk. rL r-
I - t7 2-$l?S
rdsZZZ&Z??zz???2?& j. .r i
"waoisrs,
AND BUGeiSS OF ALL ENDS.
VYVr 'RI"VXKSofanklnds.forsaleattlie"AclTcrtIse
eyeral Depart- JD Couatlns Rooms.
If you want anything, come and ask for it.
WE-KEEP NOTHING BUT FIBST CLASS' GOODS, AND GUARA2T
TEE ALL OUH GOODS TO BE AS RECOMMENDED.
DENEU,
r 1 I K
Ni:v'iiKMpnis,
IDAHO hlRINt5,
CKKKN CITY,
HI.KO.
.MAUVSVILLK.
GKOKGKTOWN,
LONGMONT.
COLOIU1DO :
TO
GUEHLKV.
CHRYJvNNE,
RENO.
GOLDEN CITY.
CENTRAL CITY,
VILLA LA lOXT.
EVANS,
SALT LAKE CITY,
O'lv-lf AAlJvt 1 O.
PRINOS, SAN ERANCI.-CO.
Ana an points in
Kansas, Coloriulo, tlie Territories, ami
tile Pacific Const.
1 QQ MILES the siiortestLIue from Kansas Ci
lOG ty to Uenver.
9 1 C 3IILE3 the Shortest Lino to Pueblo. Trin-
LJ idaI. Santa l-'e.and all joints In Neu-Mexico
anil Arizona.
Remember that this Is theGreat Through LIne,and
there is
No Gtlier All Kail Route
to any of the above points.
There is no tedious omnibus or ferry transfer by
thls route, as the Great Rivers are all ISridgfcd,
PL-LILIAN PALACE CARS,
run through from KANSAS CITY to DENVER
Without Change.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity ot
viewing the tine Agricultural Districts of Kansas,
and can stop over at Denver and visit the rich
mining, agricultural and grazing Uistxits of Colora
do. Cloe connections made at Kansas City with all
trains to and from the East, North and fcouth.
Be sure to ask for Ticket via. Kansas
Citj- and tlie Kansas Pacific Hallway.
EDM'D S. ROWEN.Gn'l Supt.
BEVERLY R. KEIil, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
GENEKAli OFFICES, Kansas Clty,3Io
falFT
IN VALUABLE GIFTS
bo distributed In
L- T). SIjSTE'S
I.TTtHItEGULATt. MONTHLY
ENTERPRISE !
1o he drawn
MONDAY, SEPT. 9th, 1S72.
ONE CUAXD CAPITAL PL1ZE Of
$5,000 IN QQLB!
Two Family Carriages and hatched IIorse. with
is,. b1,r,ver Jtounteil Harness, worth ?t,SW each.
ro Horses and UuKgies. with Silver-mounted
Ilarness, worth jiwj each.
ri? ine-toned Rosewood 1'iano.worth yj vch.
vSimi,i w ,n? Machines, w orth ?lfK)ech.
SOOGoId and Silver Lever Hunting Vetches, worth
from J) to s.J0 each.
Ladies Gold Leontine Chains. Gent's Gold Vest
JhB?I ' Soll,d. ana do"hIe pUiteJ SiUer Table and
Teaspoons. Photograph Albums, Jewelry, etc., etc.
Wlxole Numlier Glftti, 10,000.
Tickets Limited to $50,000.
Agents wanted to sell tickets, to whom liberal Pre
miums will be paid.
SINGLE TICKETS:: C TICKETS ?12; 12 TICK
ETS 20: 25 TICKETS 40.
Circulars containing a full list or orlzes. a des
cription of the manner or drawing, and other inl
formation in reference to the Distribution, will be
addreedytoneC' inS "" 'U1 tetom"' e
I-. D. SINE, 3orc 86,
Linciniinti, Ohio.
ouice.lolw.OtliSt.
PULL3IAN SLKKPIXtJ l'VLC'-
-KK03I
35RO?-VI 1.32 TO Qll-1
Without ( IiaH--'e uV ts
THIS IS TIIE RKT SHO'.T L N'
TO ()ULCY, ST. LOUS. Wir'-
Memphls. New Orlfiuis. Jactoon . f
Held. ix-cHtiir. Tulono. !' i
apolis, Cin?iiB4ti. IjW'. '' N
Cliattanoga, LfjciiivttiH.
Wheeling. Park-ribim:. -more.
U'ashiu$t a
ItschLtouU,
.vvj .i .host nKstfi.im-r'jinp
To Ft. '.Vayne. Towlo, CrtM -
IIarrKbirg. PhibtdriphiM. N v
ISuston, and all ixii.'-
SOUTH JilSTJ EA-S-
Passenserst.ikinsnth'T lines ea-" af
by all me.ius t.ikthfs in rtluni.- -
section of iIuiUid c .untry.
Buy Your Through Tic
VUi St. .Toe and Qi,u'-'
r C
For sal at Tickfct Offices St. J - I . -P.lufTsR.
R.. at thd Star Hotel. 1 -
ensou.tCrteo. riJceiAseats.aitJ:t r,
and other stations oq. liae of roMi. 3t -'
by any other route. ., f - i
IHKas;e checked through toallP1', . "
connections viatlumov arc tlirwt '"AVtr
R. P. GROAT. GEO. II. Kt ' .
Geu'I Ticket Ag't.
rvn t"p.t.tu"rsi'
" toaaypartoftheuir
P-
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Efutldart Co. -
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HUDDART
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