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"I'inkeyo" IiuhroL toDunver.
Hannibal Hamlin lias been t'oiillnned
niiiilslor to .Spain.
Orson Pratt, the Mormon, died a fow
'days ago, aged 75.
Since tho arrest of I'nniollJladsone'H
life liaa liuon tlirrateni'd.
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Lorillard'rt Irotjuols on tho Mill, won
tliu Xowm.'irkct Derby race.
A frost nt Itiilclffh. N. 0.. on the Dili
hint., lmilly injured thu tobacco crop.
Mr. Uluinon mm Walker lias boon
appointed assistant Secretary of State.
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A conflagration occurred in Phllm
12th lust,, In which, about 20 Uvea were
.osU
Quinn, Secretary of tho land loiiRtio,
Ireland, litis been arrested and is in
A nov? oyster bod of 100 acres has re
cently "been diswwrod off lyoiiR Island
coast
At Ponila, tt. Y., nth inst, Ed.
"Eurlo was lianged for Iho murder of
this wife J years ago,
Prank ITnddon was hanged at Daw
son, Oa Mth inst, for tho murder of
David T.eo, wife and child.
Anna T)ickenson will appear next
tvintur in Shakespearean plays in mate
vclianicter- dressed in male attire.
The big nalloon! "A. ,1. Nutt'inR1
'that went up at Clilcago, l.Uli inst., dis
appeared in asouthweRt direction.
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"Morris Deo, an oldsettter of Dongas j
county, Nebr., Was killed by a fall from
his buggy in the afreets f Omtilin, 34th
inst.
The gold and silver mines at I'itkin.
Col,, are the best in tho Stalo, and new
rich discoveries oT -wealth, nru being
mnllo every flay.
Geo. 11. Mediiiry, an wld man of Bal
timore, while in Indianapolis died in
a prison ctj..,"whoYO Iro had been put by
tho police Tot dYJtnlrcmiuss.
The National Farmers' Allianeo in
-session Mh ami flth inst., in Chicago,
ol tooted J IK umes, of Kansas, presi
'UtffiL SoiraloT'Wiiidom litis determined to
leaVotho ciibinot and ask his iMinneso
tu Wends to return him to tho U. S.
"Senate.
Tho editor if the Chicago Journal
is said to have gone crazy about Conk
ling, and that the very mention of tho
ex-Senator's name makes him frotli at
tho month like a mad dog.
In connection with Mr. Ilalstetid's
eonvertion tostalwartism, would it be
cruel to quote Milton to tho effect that
"lust of all comes Satan V"- Inter
Otvan.
Henry Ward Needier, in regard to
the trial of Dr. Thoiu.ts, while it was
in progress, said: "Tho conference is
going to oust tin angel and take in a
devil."
Kogeiit Filleld, editor and publisher
Literary-Note, at Kearney, wants to
sell out tho material, presses ami good
will of tho Notts, Jt is a good little
olllce.
Tho greenbackers of Michigan re
cently held a three days camp meeting
hi the vicinity of Jackson, the last day
being Sunday. It is not stated how
many experienced religion.
President Arthur and Koscoe Conk
ling are generally, with till factions,
receiving credit for tho harmony that
provailed in the New York conven
tion, and which bids fair to prevail in
the the party, in that State.
Prof. King, tho famous aeronaut,
started on a voytigo from Chicago on
tho UJth inst., in tho largest balloon
ever constructed. It was 100 feet in
height and I DO feet in perpendicular
and 180 in horizontal circumference.
It could carry 15 persons. Attached
to the monster was ten companion bub
loono '2T feet in circumference, cut
loose at intervals of the ascent. The
'rune of the balloon is "A. J. Nutting,"
who backed Prof. King's enterprise
with his money. An olllcer of the sig.
n il snrvien iieenmtvmiivl tim i..,-.fn .
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Guitoau Arraigned,
(Jiiiteaii was taken into court, by
two or three marshals, on the 1 1th.
The indictment, charging him with tho
murder of James A. Garliold, was read.
He plead not guilty, and asked the
privilege to make a statement, but
was informed by tho court that then
was not tho proper time. Tho assas
sin was brought in handcuffed. There
was no especial display of numerous
police. Ho looked dejected and miser
able, his cloths in disorder and seedy.
The district attornoy demanded im
mediate trial. Scovill, for tho assas
sin, offered objections by remarks and
affidavits, showing the defense was not
ready. Ho said he himself was not a
criminal lawyer, and recounted his ef
forts and failures in trying to procuro
tho help of competent legal aid. lie
hud many witnesses to subponae, with
out whoso testimony the defendant
could not have justico, but tho defend
ant was utterly impecunins -no
money, no property, with which to pay
for a thorough defense. Mr. Scovill
said ho expected to establish defend
ant's insanity by his own conduct, and
his tendency to hereditary insanity by
establishing, first, that one I). Cuiteau,
a brother or the defendant's father,
wtis insane ami died in tho insane
hospital in Xow York many years ago;
second, that one Aug. Parker, a cousin
of the defendant, a son of his father's
sister,.was insane and died four years
tigo in an insane asylum in Cook coun
ty. III.; third, that another cousin of
tho defendant, one Abbio Manard,
daughter of another sister of the de
fendant's father, has been insane for
many years and is now confined in an
insane asylum in Michigan; and furth
er, that Luther W. (J uiteau, lather of
the defendant, was a monomaniac on
tho subject of roligeon for many years.
He asked for witnesses and time to
procure their attendance numbering
not to exceed forty four. Judge Cox
stiid prompt trial was essential, and
llxed tho trial for November 7th.
Tho three Iron Mountain train rob
bers wore sentenced each to 7. years in
tho penitentiary. Their ages range
from lit to 2U years. Their names sire
Win. Cox. Tlios. Dolany, Jesse Monroe.
Thoy plead guilty and made confess
ions. They each wero engaged to bo
married, wero poor, wanted means to
live in good style, were mutual friends,
had read of the successful exploits of
Jesse and Frank James, and- came to
grief. They belonged in Texas, and
went over to Arkansas to do tho job.
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Tho Chicago papers sijy that Rev.
Dr. Thomas, the excommunicated
Mothodistjininistor, will continue his
ministrations tit tlicfj; People's church
just as if nothing had happened. Dr.
Thomas litis nearly as many friends in
tho Methodist church as he over had,
nnd a good many more than ho over
had outside of that church.
Washington, Oct, 1:1, Secretary
Hlaiiio told a friend recently that ho
made up his mind on the I'.'ld of last
July that President Garfield would die.
and hr. then determined to offer his
resignation immediately upon the in
auguration of President Arthur. Mr,
Hlaine said lie never changed his mind
after that date as to the fate of Gar
Held. .lames Weaver, of Omaha, is ono
more victim to strong drink. While in
a fit of delirium tremens ho seized a
butcher's knife and tried to cut him
self to pieces; and before he wum over
powered and disarmed gashed himself
in a shocking manner in the breast,
arms and legs. He may survivo but
will be a cripple for life.
Tolin Kelly, at a recent meeting of
Tammany Hall, declared that, although
thoy wero rejected, and to some ex
tent humiliated, they wero detormined
to bow to tho decision of the conven
tion, and would give the State ticket
their entire support.
Recently at Wheeling, West Va a
man entered the houso of Mrs. Alex.
Otterson, ami presenting a pistol at
her head compelled her to cut off her
hair, which was of very luxuriant
growth. After carefully pocketing it
ho left.
It is now said that President Arthur
will refuse tiny salary for the fraction
al part of the year he takes chargo of
tho otlice, but let it go into the Garfield
estate. That will be about six months
equal to 6W,000.
The B. it M. is making another
side track at tho stock yards.
Sam. Bennett has been granted a
license to run a saloon tit Nemaha City.
Courtlaud buggy and harness for
sale by the Regulator, T. Richauds.
DiKD. In this city, on Wednesday,
10th inst., George M., son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Hacker, aged 18 months.
--If you have a lamo horse or mule,
don't ftiil to get a bottle of Jackson's
Common sense Liniment, at J. II.
Uauor's.
"Mr. president, I move to make the
nomination of John Gulp unanimous."
Hheriff Klcckntr, in the Jiejmblican
convention.
Judkins has sold his ontiro stock
of furniture to Bailoy & Murr, of Po
dunk. Rut we believo he does not in
tend to retire from the business.
St'TTON, Neb., Oct. 10, 1881.
Editor Advkktisku: Why don't
G. R. Moore of tho Granycr offer his
services to G uiteau as Scoville's assist
ant, if bo has bo much sympathy for
assassins ? R. A. Hawlky.
Regular B. & M. trains began run
ning through to Calvert, on Monday
last.and wo now have increased railroad
facilities, The northward trains leave
Brownvilleat 8:15 a. in. Tho south
freight and north passenger meet tit
this point. Tho evening passenger
from Lincoln arrive bore at 5 :20.
Tho musical entertainment given
by the charming singers of Hrownvillo,
Prof. Kd. Lippitt Director, was one of
tho most pleasing wo over listened to
in this city. The programme, in point
of select ions was never excelled.' And
tho singers seemed to bo perfect in
training. Prof. L. has acquired an ex
cellence in class training and instruct
ing that certainly makes him second to
no ono in the west. Tho concert was
gotten up for tho boneflt of the Chris
tian Church, and judging by tho largo
audience in attendance, it was a finan
cial success.
PUBLIC SALE.'
I will offer to the highest bidder, at
Sheridan (Nixon's Pasture), on Thurs
day, November iJd, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
M head of Cattle, consisting of Cows
and Calves, also l, '2 and a-ywir old
Steers and Heifers.
TKHMS: Six months time, without
interest; notes to lie signed by two re
sponsible parties, payable at First Na
tional liank when due.
IJKX H. IIOADLKV.
Davidson Pi.asti:us. Auctioneer.
Whereas I was Blind I now Seo.
I take this method of publicly ac
knowledging my gratitude to Mrs. J)r.
Monahan for tho great good she has
doneme;anil with a hope of directing
others who have suffered tho torments
of chronic "sore eyes" where they may
receive a like bonelit. I suffered for
two years with granulated sore eyes,
during which time I was so nearly
blind that I could not see to read, and
it was with dillic ulty that I could even
walk about. Various doctors treated
my eyes, but with no henetlcial results.
On the lfith of hist July Mrs Monahan
took the easo, and today my eyes are
well, and I can see to read as well as
most elderly gentlemen can, and to at
tend to my affairs as well as ever I
could. My eyes tiro free from redness
and pain and I verily believe they are
permanently cured. I say tliene tilings
for the good female doctor through a
grateful feelimr. because thoy tiro true.
Brownville, Oct. 20th.
Gkokok II. Swan,
.Jackson's Common Sense Liniment
is a positive cure for tho following (Il
euses: Tender feet, cotlln joint, lame
ness, sore breast, sore shoulder, con
tracted hoofs, scratches, rheumatism,
sweeny, strains, bruises, barb wire in
juries, and till other ailments requiring
an external application. For salo by
.J. II. Hauer.
School Furniture.
I havo received tho agency for A. II.
Andrew & Co.'s school furniture of all
kinds. Samples tit my furniture store.
Urownville, Xob.
W. A . .1 r i) k I ns.
Host bread in Hrownvillo at the
Hakery of Aaron Palmer always fresh
and clean. Give him a trial.
Grain.
Highest market price paid hy T). E.
Douglas .S: Co. j
Seo tho adyertisonu'iit of 7)r
Chiiso's New Recipe Hook in this pa
per. It is the hook for tho million, for
it contains information on every suh
ject. Its recipes are reliable. Xo fam
ily can afford to ho without it, ub it
can he had for the low prico of two
dollars.
Report of tlio Condition
1st NATIONAL BANK,
AT IIUOWNVIM.K,
In tlie Htntc nf Xdl)rk, nt clone of
liiiiliiem, October 1st, 1881.
HKHOUIICKS.
T.oani nnd Discount fJM.172 01
Overdrafts a.outi "I
V. H. Honda to necure Circulation SO.ono 00
Other .Htockn.Ilnnd and MortKagts 8.0.UI 0
Dun from approved reiervo nKontn 12,t)g 2
Due from other National llauki .T6.K! S3
Due from Htato llanksiwid Hanker is.Mi" 01
Ileal Kslato, Kurnlture and Fixture ,MI W
Current ixt,one and taxeii paid- l.Pil 76
Check and other caih Items 4, lot) It
llllhof otlif r Hank- l,&u oo
Fractional curroncjr Including nlckeU
and pennies ,. t:7 08
Hppcle u.jy) oo
r.PKal-tcildcr liotod 18.J00 00
Redemption fund with U.H. Troaaurer (8
percent, of circulation) ;,2S0 0i)
Due from U.S.Treaiurer.olher than 5 per
cunt, redemption fund 1,000 00
Total IS20.I8H n
J.IA1IIMTIK8.
Capital Stock paid In fJO.000 00
Surplus fund 20,1)00 oo
Undivided prollts 61,841 00
National Dunk notes outstanding ,uou oo
Individual deposits subject to
check fJ,4tt n
Demand certificates ofdepoMt...- ;8,2iW 07 .1(0,720 09
Due to other National Hanks-- '.'.IM 43
Dbe to Statu Hunks and Hunker IM in 2,62(5 13
Total 0:o.l8S 21
HTATK of nkiihahica.i ..
County ok .Ikmaiia, ;B8,
I, A. It. Davison. Cashier of the nlinvu named
hank, do solemnly swear that the above atateiuvut
Is true, to thehestof my knowledge nnd hellel.
A. It. DAVISON. Cashier
8ufocrlbed and sworn to before tne this llth day o
October, lost. Om'aii A Ukiii,.
Correct-Attest: No,ury I,ub,,c-
W. T. DKN
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JXU. L,. CAItSO
LHGAL, NOTICE.
Tho following tunned peraons, aupposed to
bo thtjowtiora of, or ulalinnntHof InterrM In
lh rrapecllvn traeta or parcelH of liitnl net
opposite their numes, and all other percoiin
hnvliiKor llnttnlnu uny iluht or Interest in
or to any of the following tleacrlbcd iraetn or
pureela of land, aro hereby notlllcd that tho
routH of the MlKHourl l'aelflo Hallway Com
pany of Npbraaka Iiiih been iluly located
through .ald traciH or parcelH of land, Ivlnir
and being In the county of Ncmnha. State
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Principal Meridian.
And each anil all ol said parties, owners or
claimants of Interest, aro heroin- nolltled
to appear before tho County Jutl-je of said
county, at his otlice In Hrownvllle, Nemaha
ot nty, Nebraska. In said matter according
l"si w,onor "''" tho Lllth day ol October,
Omaha, Sept. I'Cth. 1SH1.
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L'STATK OI;' LUI'HEH IIOADLEY. I)K
U eensed In the County Court of Xoinn
lirt county, Neliraska. In the matter of
proving the will ol wild Luther Hotdlov.de.
ceased. Notice N hereby given that Novetc
her , Hi A I) IKSl.ut loo-clock a. m.. at the
.mi ,h." bounty Jmlgf of Neniahu coun
y, Nebraskn, in Hrownvllle, Nebraska, has
been tlxed by the court as tho time and place
for proving the will of m.mI Luther Hoailley
ilee.-Hsed, when nnd where all concerned may
appearand contest the probate thereof.
Dated Out, 8, 1881, JOII S Sll'tr,,
County Judgo.
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Hch are mold
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in McUicino
cvcrvivlit'ro.
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LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
Good bngRles nnd hornos, clinrgea rens
otinblo. Hostjof onro tnkon of trntiflleMntocli
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BOOTS, SHOES,
AND HARNESS.
Mado nnd repaired na well nn enn bo douo
nnywiiore, on nhort notice, and
VERY liEASONAHLE TERMS.
City Htatoi,
LEVI JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR.
NEMAHA CITY TEB
Centrally located : Good fare, nnd rfo trntj
lilii apared to inaKo guests comfortable,
(toot! imrn for horaea and
Charges Reasonable,
ATTENTION, FARMERS! .
For your Agricultural Implement, goto
DAVIO A. MORTON,
Farm nnd Sprint; Wagons, Sulky Plows
MlrrltiK Plows. Corn Plantcra, Hnrrnws
IU'iipers, Mowers, Cultivator. Corn Sliollera
and the Hohh TotiKuelesa Cultivator.
JOHN S. MINICK,
General
Merchandise.
Nemaha City, Neb.
B. BELL ANDREWS. M. D.,
Physician Sf Surgeon,
Ncuinlia City, Nobraslta.
Calls in the Country Promptly Attend
ed, day or niyht.
QI'ECIATj ATTENTION given to nurglenl
kj dlseimes of wotimn and surgical diseases
ol the eye.
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wltn pleasant roomB and accoinmodiitlous.
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IMf,' bottles, lifty cents. JJniL'L'ists
keep it.
Sorghum molasses
at McGce & Moore.
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