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nMRKon
TOM. MAJORS.
PHAUDULEHT OEHBUB RETURNS.
A Pair of Dead Stntoamen.
uml.wojnusLuonfoss tlio ciicuiiiHtuncos
do not jionnit us to liavo the least
doubt about it. Umaha Herald.
'Coul, coal.
AJ. Ur. Ivoriis.
Slilully ptiro Sugar Symp Kt'J)uvin
& BIjjhor'H.
Ja. W. NIok6ll igndbfoiAiVsdcajcr,
row nVll 10. "' '? ' m '
fyOT
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Jreiwii.So(lii Wutoi" at NickulTa dnijj
store. ,i
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Jlroviivlilii.
-a. W. Xtukiill, tlio booksullor.-JiriTsvuvilli'.
H.vtra coplo.s of 'Pin!
for Balo at tlio iostolllco.
AWIfUTISltll
K.vti.i copies of Tme AovKimsmt
at. A. V. NiokolPri. Urownville.
Uo to tlio Now st(ii- i"or bargiiiiiH
mi. i.i.i n rm.wm.nri. mi-mii
North of tlio postolllee
(Jo to tlio Now
iJltilMiliIM
.Storo and get the
highest market price for your produce.
Wo are ready to receive produce in
a-r-f wtlii-rr -f 1-" --'""- - ' "-"' - ---
oxehango for goods at tlio New Store,
--11 n t iirnrr ,- -- -. , ...- -----.
first door north of tlio postolllee.
Soroeu wire at Willing Bros. & .lor-
(isinjfj.
"Wo will all run for governor, and let
Satan tako tho hind-most. Fulls Clly
Journal.
It is said tlio public taato for Zola
litoraturohas greatly cooled in France.
If Zola no longer satlslics tho publio it
is not his fault... Ho is as nasty us he
can bo, and society cannot reasonably
ask him to bo nastigr.
According to one of tho L'.iwneo City
papura Knickerbocker, who will short
ly inaugurate' another paper In that
place is an "intelligent, Christian gen-
Ionian." When competition gets live
ly iCiilulc'. will bo referred to In less
complimentary terms, and tho public
will ho driven to the conclusion that he
lost his intelligence, Christianity and
gentility by living among the Pawnees.
liYilfsCiti Journal.
Tho board of equalization had a live
ly timo out in Furnas county this year.
A .sheep dealer thought his Hook had
UeoiT lissus.scil to high and complained
that tho valuation of all the rest of the
sheep in tho county was to low. This
mado ilium all mad and they cojnplaln
oil of all the other assessments which
made tlio commotion go'ucruL
Tlio last record of tlio faithful chron
icler who died in tho cruel regions of
eternal ice is frightfully graphic in its
intense brevity, livery word written
by l)u Long is a story of terrible suf
fering, and the repetition of death fol
lowing death strikes tlio heart of tho
reader as tho slowly descending pendu
lum out Into tlio tesh of the helpless
victim of.,tho Inquisition. Only pilco
'dogs (ho limyo man, as ho sees his com
panions (inn by one accumb to.8tarva-
tlon'iiud cold, permit a groan to escape,
mm, it (juipp ami his crew aro dead,
let us litfyo thoy were drowned In tho
storm, and not loft to porish inch by
inch through woeks of horior. It is
no wonder that poor Jack Colo became
insane.
There occasionally emanates from
Vlnoland,.New .Jorsoy, an interesting
bit of criminal gossip. In fact, con
sidering its size, porhaps it lias furn
ished more scandal of various Ulu'ds
than any other placo in tho United
States. It is rather astonishing there
fore, that when a Vineland bank defal
cation Is announced, ,ho amount in
volved is only SO.OoO. Tho bank direc
tors aro evidently ashamed of it, for
thoy decline to prosecuto tlio cashier,
and want nothing said about it. And
yet ?,000 to a man in New Jersey
looks ton times as largo as it does to
any 0110 else. It takes a good deal of
garden buss" to represent that amount
of money. It is interesting to noto in
this direction that tho cashier i "de
jected," and takes:gloomy views of life.
This arises from tlio fact, probably,
that his business is interrupted, llo
has been loaning money in the west at
high rates of interest, and, It appears,
on good security, for ho has plenty to
pay tho bank with. Thoro are eauhlors
and cashiers. Soino invest safely and
isomo otherwise. Lincoln Journal.
;Vi
Alliiblon was.mado a fow days ago
in tliwK! coitihiua to a grave contingen
cy that threatened to overtake onrJto
piibllcini lrionds, Congressman Valen
tine and Col. Tom Majors, Nebraska's
historical "contingent." It was pre
dicted that thoy.woro in tho midst of a
crisis in-tlioir high career in connection
with an attempt to give Col. T. M. a
seat in Congress by a palpable fraud
which somebody had Imposed upbn tliV
committee. Tho fact of fraud was dis
cos'eied by Congressman Hammond, of
Georgia, almost by aceiiieiu, ami is un
disputed. Tho question w';is, wlib'Icom-
milted tlio traimr 11 uppearsvuyjiavu
been answered in 11 waytliaf' convicts
Col. T. M. as the rouLp.expcirator, and
Secretary Alexander' as n consenting
and conniving party to. it. It these
things Bhall 'prove to bo as true as thoj
seem, It will not be out of place to pro
nounce tho obituaries of those ilead
statesmen In advance of the funeral.
The facts in tho history of tllis-benu-tlful
case may bo summed up brieily,
as follows: .
Col. Majors claimed that the consus
of 1871) wiUifot properly taken oir ac
count of too many Indian's in tho un
organized territory, and ho said lie
could sho,w by tho census of 187:2 that
the increase in population in tho state
(some lofi.OUO) sustained him in this
Hlatonient. As It was impossible to
have gainud so many In the space of
1jss than two years, therefore a 'largo
proportion of the 150,000 must have
been in tho state in l70 when ( on-
gross gave eirasKH out, one leproson
ttttUe. To sustain this position ho
wont bofoie the judiciary comirtfttoool
tlm house and presented what purported
to be tlio census of 1S7U. Tho showing
was so lair that tho committee reported
favorably on-giving Nebraska another
representative, and recommended that
Col. Tom Majors be seated.
4 t .1 I' I t.t.t I tut itktmiiiirwi
jv town uiijniiiiui uiiniiiuuiiiimutu-,
by some means, discovered that a trick
had been played upon them, and that
what purnorled to bo the census re
turns of Nebraska for tho your 1S7U,
certified to by the sjcretary of state,
and bearing the great seal of state, was
in reality tho census returns for i7l,
and tho committee asked leave to with
draw their report and be authorized to
send fui persons and papois to ascer
tain who perpetrated this fraud upon
them. This request was granted, an
Investigation commenced, and the facts
brought out before the committee aro
these, as wo aro informed:
That Secretary Alexander certified
to a census return, leaving blank the
space which should have contained the
diilo 01 tlio census, tnw sam census re
turn beinir the return for 174. Dr.
Schwonlv tok tho paper to Washington
and delivered it to Tom Majors, the
date being lolt blank. Tom Majors
placed it before the committee the llg
1110. is72, inserted in tho blank.
To make the case still clearer to our
readers we print tlio following special
Washington telegram to tho Chicago
yVwic.vof Monday last:
"At tho beginning of this session,
Col. Majors, who had been elected a
'contingent' representative to the Forty-Seventh
Congress, mado his appear
ance in Washington and began to press
his claim to tho seat. Tho judiciary
committee begun an investigation of
the matter, and, having arrived at a
certain stage, requiied Col. Majors to
produce a certified copy of the state
censiu of 17L. Col. Majors sent a
friend, Dr. Schwenk, to Nebraska to
produco tlio, desired papers from 'Mr.
Alexander, the secretary of state and a
prominent candidate for governor of
Nebraska. It is understood, according
to the testimony of one witness before
the judiciary commit teo, that Schwenk
was instructed, if practicable, to in
duce Secretary Alexander to draw his
certificate so that it would appear af
firmatively that the census was taken
in 187:, or, failing in that, to have tho
date anil year left blank. Secretary
Alexander," it is understood, has testi
lied before the same oommitteo that ho
left the blank, and it is also said that
Schwenk testitled that tho year was
left blank and that the paper was in
that condition when ho inclosed it
through tlio mall to Col. Majors at
Washington. That gontlooi.ui laid it
Uoforetho judiciary committee, and it
ik understood that he has since testilled
that ho nfifdo no alteration in or addi
tion to It." Tills certificate was accepted
by tho committco as satisfactory, and
a'report In favor of Col. Majors was
drawn up. .
"About this time Mr. Hammond, of
Georgia, a member of tho committee,
who had steadily resisted u roportrin
favor of Col. Majors, found a copy of
the Nobraska census of 187d, and in
comparing it with tho papor submitted
by Col. Majors undor the seal of tho
Nobraska secretary of stato, and pur
porting to be a copy of tho consus of
1S72, ho found that the two were iden
tical, and that an attempt to imposo a
ficticious paper upon tho committco
had been mado by somebody in tho in
terest of Col. Majors. A closer inspec
tion or tlio paper Hied by Col. Majors
showed that thedato of is7i was in a
different hand writing and ink from
the body of tho certificate."
"Of course theso discoveries put a
stop to all further stops toward giving
Col. Majors a seat in the- house, and
the present Investigation was begun."
Later telegrams from Washington
state that the members of tlio judiciary
committee believe that Col. Tom
Majors committed tho fraud himself,
Tho Fraudulent Census,
Tlio Jlcjmblicaii hopes soon to bo
able to placo 'bufoVb its readers all rele
vant testimony trtkon before tho house
judiciary coi.uoitjtue i' relation to the
alleged fraudulent cmiillcate, signed by
Secretary of Stato Alexander, and pur
porting to givb tho Nebraska census
returns of 187'Jm In the meantime,
'chough of the nnuter is well under
stood by tho editoivto permit; tno cor
rection of a few errors which have
boon conspicuous 111 accounts pub
lished heretofore. The story as it has
been pretty generally told is like that
of the Chicago Times of Monday last,
it is not true that the claims of
Majors were principal based on tho
supposition that a state census was
taken in 1872. They were better
grounded than that, ami without the
point that could have I icon mado had
tlio census really been taken 187'-', it Ik
probable that Majors would have been
admitted.
It is not true, according to testimo
ny with which Wo aie somewhat fa
miliar, that Dr. Schwonck "was in
structed to induce Scciotary Alexan
der to draw his certillcato so that it
would appear allirmativoly that the
census was taken in is7u, or failing in
that, to have tho date left blank."
What Dr. Sell wenk desired liom Alex
ander was the truth but lie (tho forni
01) thought, with others 111 washinton,
that the census was taken in 1S72.
Alexander thought differently, and in
the Absence of authority and in tho
haste of the moment lett the dale
blank, having full confidence that Ma
jors would, after investigation had
been more thoroughly conducted, sup
ply the correct figures.
It is not true that "tho certificate
was accepted by the committee as sat
isfactory, and a ropdet in favor of Ma
jors was drawn up." That is to say,
tlio report in favor of Majors was b
no means tho consequent of tho ac
ceptance of the certificate as satisfac
tory. The report had I ecu diawn up
long before the reception of tho certi
ficate by the committee, and it way
neai ly unanimous in Majors' favor.
Tho certiliato did ffot change a vote or
an opinion in tho judiciary committee,
so long as it was accepted as genuine.
The positive knowledge of the Jie
puhlimn in regard to tlio matter does
not extend beyond the time of the ap
pearance of Alexander and Schwenk
belore too judiciary cnmmiticc. miij
soqucntly Dawes, Majors and others
appeared and tostilied. The nature of
their testimony wo do not know, 1101
is it tlio partof wisdom Vi medicate
all opinion) upon" th'essot5K',or tlio
Washington cinTospoudciiMir the un-t-roiiolitan
iournal. It is by all means
to be hoped'that Mr. Majors may have
found oif may find soufo honest way of
dealing hinlst-lf from the odioin
which at this writing must rest upon
hint; and availing his testimony tlio
tojiiWj'wMiresorves further discussion
and expression of opinion. Omaha
llt'jnibliMin,
1 to iiiudlroclcU n Hlicrlll or imiu coiiny
)ii n decreo mid Judgment rendered to
il (ioort, In u enso wlieroln W'urron O, Mn;
irowiiHpluliillir, mid tho Htnte Dunk of
Sheriff's Salo.
VTOTICK Isheroby kIt-' Umt l' virtue of
1 un order or Ktilo iMsued out or tin PI"
tilot Court of NeuiRlm ooiinty, Nebrnnltrt,
mid to inodlrocled tx Micrlil of mld county
utio
hiitd
I'lnrl.
llrnuMivllli. u-ii llcfl'lllllltlt. 1 -.v 111 nll'iT for
hmIs nt publio miction nl Hie doorof tin-court
Iiouho In Urawnvlllit, In wild county, on
Saturday, July 201 h, 1S82,
nt one o'clock In thoiifterncvni, tin following
d'Hi-rlbed Irnid lo-wlt: Loin llltcn llflj uud
Hlxleon llui. In block twenty-four llj; mid
Jot fouri'toi I H, In block twenty-two, In tlm
city of Drown vlllo, tot'lber with all Jin
provouumtumi'I prlvJIevtoH thereto buloiu
Iiik tiikon on Kiild order or tmlo te tlio prop
erty or thu Stuto Dank of Hrownvlllo, .No.
briiHkn.
Tin ,nu nt mill, I'iihIi.
Dated till Kith day or June. A. I). ISS2.i
(MM O. W.TATl", Hhcrlir.
TUTT'S
PILLS
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Lossof Appotito, Bowola coBtlyo.Poln In
tho Hoad, with a dull nonsntlon in tho
back part, Pain under tho Shoulder
blade, fullnoBS after eatlnp, with n disin
clination to oxortion or body or mind.
Irritability of tompor, Low spirits, with
a foollnc of having nogloeted some duty,
Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at tho
Heart, Dots boforo tho oea, Yellow Bkin,
Headooho generally ovor .tho rlEht oyo,
Restlessness, with fitful dreams, highly
colorod Urino, and
CONSTIPATION.
TOTT'SFIIiLSnrooHpoclullyndnptoil to
Mich ciiHf, one dose cllects Mich n clinngo
of feeltiiK HH to astonish tho HiiHVriT.
They Increnae tin AiipHtc, iitul cntis the
bmly to Tnko fin rimli, thus tin system Is
noiirUiicMl. and !y tlirlr Tonlr Action on till!
I)lmtlT Oi-kaiii, Itotculiir NIoiiIh arc pro
duced. Orlco Si cents. 115 Slump .St.. . Y.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
OuAYllAiiioaWiiisKKttn chanced to a Glossy
ItLACKby a single uppllcatlon or lids Dve. It Im
parts a natural color, acts Instantaneoiisly.OSold
by DruRclsts, or sent by express on receipt of SI.
ufi-ici:, nri aiirmtAY st., new yoiik.
(Dr. TCrrS MNL'il. or V.Imhlr Infiirraillon RmtX
Citnit lUttlpU "111 In mailed HICK on application.
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fOME TREATMENT.
sSMeMmC A ccrtdn enro for Norvoua
' jriX ri,:ii.. C!..mtnni w.i
lf "' -Vy UUUI.lt) ) WUIIIM IUI IWUUH-
uimJiuJ' ncss, tmpatonco, otc.
Tho Kncipcsi'.Hfi i !: prkctico ror 25 Years
ai(lanlllUbtrntfdVit:ote').Fpcs yMiii; rull dl-fectlonBrorneir-treiitmrnt.sontfr'OO.
Address
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"WI-IIilN"
YOU TMVEL
AUVAYS TAK1S TIIU
B. ft M. R. R. R-
Examine map and time tables carefully. It will
be teen that this line connects with G., I)1.
&QR. R.5 in fact they are under
oncmanJ;ement, and taken to
gether form what is called the,
BURLINGTON ROUTE!!
SHOllTKST AND (Jl'H KIT I.1N1! TO
Chicago, St. Louis.Peoria,
Des MoinoSj Eook Island,
AND liSl'KCIALIA TO ALT. POINTS
PI-iA
wwr fir?2t .y&t, r.
Lfajivjnj-vwKij-si;
Kfipy
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TIuj liitullincncft of cyclones isasub
joct which iiftuil iu estimation. Al
tliongh v-riiL'1 as fain ilsoll", thiy
sometimes exhibit great common sensi
ami oiten an appreciation of tho hu
morous which seems truly superhuman.
One of Hie thirsty Kind recently passed
a whisky mill without oumi sampling
its contents and then sucked a deep
well dry with ap ,pnthusiam which
would liavo put to shaino all tho colo
nels in the cold water army.- Anothoi
picked up a few cows, danced with
them through space for a while, and
then gently deposited them in the
spreading branches of a largo tree. A
third called at tho house of a ollego
professor and carried oil everythingbut
tlio mortgage. Cyclones are thus shown
to bo moru erratic and less reliable
than comets. A strong argument may
perhaps bo made for their intelligence,
but not much of a plea can be made
for thoir high moral character., Of all
natural prodigies they are tho nearest
approach to an incarnation of the spir
it, of unadulterated evil. Liwifn
Journal.
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i'rlce 14 nJ "
.Jero JJlattk says that tlio noxt presi
ijeiitial candidates' will bo Jlaucock and
Blaine.
When horses and cattle aro spiritless.
seraggv and feeble thoy need treatment
with Tnclo Sam's Condition Powder.
Jt purifies tho blood, impiovos tho ap
netito. cures colds' and distemper, in
vigorates the system and will keep tlio
animal in a healthy, itaiuidonie condi
tion. 1
, Any poison with a cough cold, or
any'bronchial complaint or evon in tlio
first stago of consumption will be rc
liovod and ctnetl by Eilert'sExtract of
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jiropared for Bronchial complaints.
Thousands weo liavo tried it now live
to testiy of its merits. give It an im
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. Xow that good times are again upon
us.it is worth remembering that ne
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ings if in bad health. There lire hun
dreds of miserable peoples going about
to-day with disordered stomach, liver
or kidneys, when a bottle of Parker's
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if you are a lawyer, minister or business man ex
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depths of slavery to a position nmoni; tlio
Urst In the land. "Life and Time" of
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
written by himself; IS fiillpngollliistratlons;
prlpp S't.M. Out! Ivnls Undo Tom's Culdn"
in tlitllliiiKiiHd lutnantlc lntpresl, with tho
tulded uhaim that every word is true. A
mai velmis story most irup)ileally told and
il ureal historical value. This volume will
iMiwiuerly soiiwht for by tho hundreds of
thousands who have watelipd the .leiiinrka
tih pin per and have been thrilled by the pin
iiuenpi" of this wonderful man. The work N
Hives an account ol many Interviews with 1
cromlnont nion and narratos many anuc-
dotes poiipernlt'B them unknown to thenen
eral publle. It nhounds In many uruceliil
ioupIhs Ixiih ot wit and ploqiieuce.
' Tie Is such a remnrkablo innn Hint, peoplo
Mce t" rPiol nliont him, and no vrontlcr.''
Boston CounrPKiitlonallst.
11 is us iusplilui; as a poem,,, Woman's
Jmirnnl.
"No HtrnnuPt' story has hppti, or over will
be. tnhl." Ilostnn Advert Imt,
"It Is n more ntisoi biim tulo than nny crea-
lliui of tlctloo." Troy (. ).)Tl!iius,
"lipstltipd toa wide sale."-Hartfgrd Cour-
Ulll.
"The whole story Is exceedingly well told."
Rochester nemoeiat. Atldress J. S. Ooon
van .V Co., Chiuin'o, 111.
Legal Notice.
To Francis M. Richards, Samuel Daily, R. T.
D.iily, Morrison.
Vou arc hereby notified that I am the owner
nf a treasurer's certificate of sale No. 1131, of
the following described real estate to-witj Part
t the southeast ounter of section six, township
six, imrth of range fifteen east, containing fifty
acres situated in the northeast corner of said sec
tion, in Nemaha county and State of Nebraska,
and taxed in the names of Francis M. Richards,
Samuel Daily, R. T, Daily, Morrison,
other name unknown. On the 5th of Decem
ber, 1879. saidlands were sold for the delinquent
raxes of 1S69, 1871 to 1878 and years interven
ing said dates, amounting to one hundred and
twenty-five and 34-100 dollars, and has paid up
the taxes to date. And that the time fr re
demption will expire on said property above de
scribed on the 28th day of September 1S82, at
ulmh time t lie undersigned will appl for a tax
deed. Dr. John F. Niai.,
0 ner of said certificate by Osbom Si Taylor,
his agents. 2W4
llullif. Ornamental Orassen,
and Immortelles, Gladiolus,
Lilies, Itoxes, l'lai.ts, Garden
Implements, lloautlfiilly lllus
tratpd.OvorlOOpiiKPs.Aildresrt ROCHESTER.N.Y. & CHICAGO.,!!
179-183 East Main St. 200-206 Randolph St
Private Diseases.
Persons desiring the popular prescription of the
Ute Dr. Jonas Crane, for Venereal Diseases, can
lue the same filled by calling upon
I"),!. Alfred Crane,
at his rasidonce, llrownville, Nebr. 6-15
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