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THE ADVERTISER
THUH.-HAY, MARCH 7, 1-72.
Republican State Convention,
Heat! (Quarters or the State Republi
can Committee.
l--.tBV,I,el,e,a nv ?. -uue
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TAb. A. I" 1T2.
The btisli of resrssentatlon to the State
Convention vIH tlij last Cmre-Monitl
vote for Jo.n T-.UU: K.ti-h tonnty will Ik--ntitlei
to oncf'lolfg.it' for each one l.umlrM
voles cas at vahl election for John Taifo,
-jpltli an-H'lition.-.l deleK'ite for jifly and 'ip
irsrJs iu excess thereof, anl each organized
co&uiy will be entitled to one additional del
tste. Tif following t-b!e exhiWts the number of
JWegntcA to -.vblcli eueh county Is entitK-J:
XitBitAsnA City. Feb. 26. JS72. iinon inp. herau-e 1 ton: mm uuuiM , ,. i, 1:1.0-., 1 mnl iuralHo-Piit !
A Republican fetate L.iiiveatK.n will be ,., (,...; j,t (all that carpel-. , , , . r niin Rnok-T
1-eM hi the city of Lincoln on w-lne-dny, n- "i""" "- '"' ' m.,iii setters a ready here, in the name of, t,un UOCK
nieisthdnvo Miv,A. 1). i.at:j o'clock, Shagging would not pa 111 JSemali.t : ' wou Rrownville
. w .v.. - . ..r ,.!,..., !.. 1 i: : -v' f..:... ,..i. , ,..., tn tins nrri'TP." Juki hnm.initv. ISemanul "1U,UI "a
Kate-, to the n;st Nntlonal Repnuiican Con- colMlty an, n-umed control of the re- cmnt v need- additional brains. ca;i- -N pmaiia L u
vnslon tor the nomliintlon of cauilldalpi . . .. J , 1 ; iin.,,ir...l , ,, ;ninvi!!
T.irPH-Mfiitnn.iviccl'r Wentof tiserni-lpubliesiii party we hnd ix nu.iiirtu . , ..., mi Pariiet-batf!:ers." A.-pinwau
Adr.tns. 1 Antelope, 1
Hoone. .. 1 Ifurt, 5
Bitller, 2 Btitfa o 1
Vis-, 10 Cedar, ., 2
Cheyenne - I Colfax. 3
eiy, 1 Cammlnjr, 4
lUkolH, 1 Dawson, 1
J'isou, 3 l-d2e. 0
JioiiKliis 2) Franklin 1
Fillmore 1 Frontier.'. 1
;H-4f, '3 Kreeley, . 1
Jlhrliiti . 1 Hall, -. 2
Ilmnilton. 1 Howard, 1
Jeireron, ... 5 Johns-m, 4
JCearnsMT. 1 Lancaster. . 9
JM tS Court, 1 Lincoln.. 1
Mndifetin, 2 .Merrick, 2
Xocl:oi-. 1 Otoe,
NcniHlin, 16 Flprco, 1
Pawnee, . 0 Polk, 1
llatf. 2 Valine 4
RichnrLon. 11 S :nn er-, 5
Sarpy, ..... -.. 3 Sherman, 1
Se-rird, . 4 Thayer, 1
SUuilon, 1 Wu.liiiiton, .
VnSley. 1 Webster,.- 1
Wayne. 1 York,.- .-. 2
All County Rpabllean C.mmlttos are
hereby notlti?'! and r'ieVM to mill Coun
ty Convent! n-, to elect the delegates pre
tserlbe!. and the chairman an-1 feeretary of
f-nch convention will fnrnlsb -jU1j delesate--xlth
crientlaN of eK-ctlon, duly certified
iimlpr their bandi.
.,.., .,.. ...i- i i. i.r.Mtf i
AIIQ ilJiwiriii-iiU uraiit-ii "j uhh'miiuu-
lee Hint full and barmonlons r-prenta-
lion will gather from ail -cetlm- of , l,-e
Mate nd tha all It. putdlenns who uphold
theirreat principles wul-h nave so dsrual.y ;
crowned the nn'lon ua ler Republican ad- j
tnInlratJon. will rene-.v their co-op-ration
for pn.?re and parly purity, and will at-
tBl the plm'y n-eeins- and teeth: tgood
rtien are electe-l.as delegates to the Conven
tion. C. W. SEYilOUR, Ch-r..
V. T. C:.AnJTE. Sec'y.
12. C Cnnninshani, 1st District.
T. J. Majors 2d
H. A. Newman, 3d "
If. IX Jlnthaway, 4tli
Geo. O. William?, 5tb '.'
31. F. Hilton, Cth
I. N. ITay--, 7th
A. Ieyo, Stli
.M. D. Jloxle,, 0th
C. V.V-wllev, 10th
J. R. L'roiin, Iltb "
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SEjtaha cofXTY iikptblicaa j
CE.VTitAii CO.H.MITTEE.. :
The :ne:nler-of the Nemaha County Rf-
rhe :ne:nler-of the Nemaha County Rf-
iMimn fen'ral Committer are r-n.--fally I
pWin-n-ral(oiijmltte.-arer.n. lauy i
xeqwefeted to meet at tiie Court lio-u-& la i
Ittuwaviiieon J
Msturony, April n, liis, ai a ociock
the place with a new man-one from
the ro.r T!ip n.b.Pinr of , I
meet with universal approval. We
hope if a change i- made, that the
-, .,
tmcitio'i will bo -lpeo-ilffl tn fbo vt
jHibuio.j win ut .icco.ulu to tne vest.
.t ne rajnu progress anil develop
re and development
our own young State has made, and
is still making in Agricultural mat
mr- ,-,..,iii. .mv,.- i.B .. ,..!. M..;,,,
ler, ieall gees Ub as much claim to
the oflice as any other -S-ate. In this I
connection we take the libertv of suit-
ug
gesting a name, one which would do :
p.2n.toeorsldertheprorercoursetopur-ne is-3"- y!eI,Klul- l" LIUlt u -'" with Dr. YaiiSandt, Col. Hepburn VT u "Tu- ir i ! ity W ViLUi. j n.-une to beconnect.il ultli a fraud.
under the aiKJve call, and to transact such ' j,tt-jj?fger " and we became as used ' ltj,j (j H. Powers, we made our wav er" Mis- Muir & Mbs Mcaut'liton, i,, i;,,. state of :eiir.a, at cio-e of J. N. cassell.
otliir business a.- :nav present ibe!f for eon-! l ' ' , -i-;is ,..", ... ..t,..,'t ., ,...i;.,.. rii. !.,i, r..f'.i.. vr i;.,,...,, -ii. lu.l:e--, 1't 'ir;-.tiry -47tli, 17-1 Box :a. Lincoln, Nebraska.
ivlderatlon. to the term as to our own name, and ; to il.i-ea t ntteno a meeting ot tle John ,MiLule, . Ii. Hainan, m.-. J We are acquainted with Mr. (as-eii. and
H.M.Atkinson. i,..,,,.!.! nn.u-er one a readilv as the ' directors ol the :S mu way alley rail- H..,nher , Mi-s Sallied- Lottie Jttdkin-, PSOURCES hi-property mentioned In tir.-t om. It 1-
Ch'nC-). Cent, c.immlttee. '-ouiU .liisttir one ns renmij 1,s "ll i We arrived there in due time -,,. ,, ,,. ., r - , T ,, iM ,,' r-t ei:is property, and we believe thi-
Brownvllle. Neb., March :h. 1S72. other. We endeavored to aigue wilh ' '"'SI. !.,:. to 'o into bu-ine-- -r- JIu"S M,,htf ihirnian, & Ml-s Lou , - M im e,..noill be conducted with the greatest
, Sour new neighbors that the fortunes iRU,Kcmei.t.-. whMi vu!d uKiiiiat-ly MePheron, On the way receho- .. g. l- u-n XZZnu ISi Mumphrey Br.s.', .T. F.Sudduth.
U.S. CO.ir.UlSSIOXE:i OP AGHICUL. , , . , .j . . mn-t be seeuieusa railroad, but mativ of the were made bv II. C. Lett, and others. , -.her. -t.n-t. Boi.d3nidMirtses 7. ca u; Chas. Cameron, A . F.Chapln,
TC11E. ot war liatl uLClUttl mat wt .i.u-b ui , . ' f : i...viM,r -, , . ' ,. , ' r . Hueftoci KedumlnunJ Knerve agents n.7 h7 .1. I). MInshall. E. K. Itro-.vn,
oMP neoii'e and -hould be friend , director.-:n..n o.ntr pan.- not n.i mg stopped at -Mr. .-nydi-rs, for refresh- ihh-from ou-r. National K.nk- 11 w s. 1: iioiminnn, Seth Robinson.
vVe learn from private and reliable) , V ' " ,,, , " interest eisf'iirh to atteiul. ami Uiere ,, ., f.1M,vnr,t;fin n 1 ju -from teUmk, and iakew tv vo , G. Ensign, Wm. A. Coleman,
rut'-oritv that thelate Xutioual -- ' lhat fr 0Ur i,art "C WOultl IOVC tfKPS t being a quorum present, the .M 14-Us a,tl sOU;1 . ("ner ,'t""; U i VtiZJZTIi: sn lh ' yp- ""V,1?:"1,, J" "" l'Mston-
auu.0110, that tl.elatt Natioual AB , y. dirti,lClion3 !o.sL siglitof in i organi.rUion wa- aban.loned. Then, tne way home at tne depot, amid con- , t , J .::...: -.m; J$fc Ti n BrownvJi'.- hv
ncultural Convention held atash- i Hfelhi;t ia our judgment, at -wen- present. (Jen. Itemick. ami II. j fusion wa- heard "free bus- for A meri-1 &aM&ttZ M7, H ""'"j.V DICKER.
int'toil f itV. I'-l. l-itll. PXnrPSSetl 111 . J .. . . , f I at! f P.nm-ni-illi. VulvmuL-fl t tt.. .. f-. :.. 11....1 1 . tiish on hand FJ.ITa .
---o - t t - i f,,..i,t-...tir nr or,tf.itif-i to iiniitiea! - -",-"-' " - --v- .- , "-ieuu iiousu. l iiioh riuiei. anu oiar :
private circles a decided diatisfac- tm.ln.it nt or oppcsitio.i to poi.titai , . of p.:it.:nnl,lM Xebra-ka, -7 , riTi
x t ,1 1 . ' partv snould not be a pre-requite or , r s (...,., f.f ijiii-Hn'rfoii lo- -r -r . --r-r n-c-
tion with the present incumbent, , . . . I .1 . ' a J; . .' .-'UIK.riu, " "i:illst"" 1W , s-r LIAjalLxTIES.
7. , ... ,. , , T, ,.i, .,,;, . negation to a man a social Stat its tliat wn all Jive railmad men. men who- T . c , ..fu, -.,; ,1 ;:. ,- cp!talJtoc!:paidii 4t.cfoc-i
more particularly on account of hi3 , "tr. i rectmnp, 01 cnai..cur &.iou 1ul,liu oJa ruroniI u: the Xml. February iSJrd, 1S72, Mr. Hitcheoek . Sct:ir:r.:ZZZZZ:ZZ:
location. It was held that the west ""cUhoul.l be his purport mto sue c- VaJ,ey - , ... .wul by unaiIjraous (.ou.t I nt . r-: -
-F"lh.- ,...i.t., j..... .. .. ...... .....l , ....... .1. ...... :..,..... t .1 i ,i,.,i,.,.n ,,-iti, iu m - -- -v....v --. ...v. ..... ,...,..-., r.;;-iiiu.-
being the great agricultural producing . l- 'ulc " t,1Lt- ;,'AULS ",s "; It wa.- moved that we prou e to the : obtnineel leave to bring in the follow- .-: t7?1,4,
m ,f ,, ?...,. 5 ' inr ! nial therein-that we did not relish ' organization of a .onipriny to bund a ; . r .... . ... . tw. t !"-l,S
""""""' v"" --"- 1 "ll- (l f ..i..,0 .),n .railrond from Brownville. X-hra-ka. i ' ' " ruetos.mo
r.ntilbwl In th.it r.ftL.o "VVIiilo l"- -""M'"'J tv.i. .,,.... tw .. ..v, .. . : n.il ln llu. r,inmitti. nn Mi.. T:nli..in- lavidrni! Ulifcai
.......... w...v - . " ,10,1 .l,n,,nSitP llionrv whiln frntn ' a "'',,a8,i .. -u wwii- - ---. - - ""-'""" j sto and bUto
Iriinte nr(fliitiirr,f Imlin U-iHc ml mr !- . - - -J - i I . Mil ! (i -Mi 1: 1 1 1 1 el- :1 1 .111 il III !! In drill I ri- 11 till nriliirm tn l.n n.:nli A 1, 1 1. I t tn.1' X
.c tn h?c i!ft..iir ..,ii. f I the acquaintance of ladie who would nTvv f jiK-.-rn-iration. con-isting of "':., ,., .,-,, ,,r ti. t;V,i e.t-1 rJ7o,Is0 " ! e-TD
aj w 111 iiuiiiiiii.olioii. ui wLuiiiii i:l : ... &.i.k.ttLA.jrAL,iiwi4titiri w-i k nv if r.i'.iKk a i i
nesa for the position, we agree in that - - ' '' -- i r,n W.W. -erM,. .!-,. time m-
.1 r.r :.. .i. ... .... -,,- .1 ruin or me -cciion 01 country inim,-' -- --- :...,. ,. .......-.-. t i. .
uii;ici!.i.cuui Liie oi.jeci.iuu.-. v e ... . .,,. , j , ', ,,,- I ported ami ailoptPii.
understand further, that in all proba-! whlcu !jc slI"J!Jf-r 00(1 Lord ,le,,w , l j he nrtk-le, -ail for r. point in Mis-
bilitv. an ftfTort will bo mnde fn (ill ' er us '' But ihey were of the mater-1 ouri 0,,K,.,le P.rownville. .sel.ra-ka,
present incumbent, Gen. Capron, whoi cnerisiieu natreu oi nortiiern met. u,.-, dim.tor3 ,.,.,,..,1, wore John
was honored with, and accepted a call . til they were hedged upon all mo 8 ; FilZfIl.rald-, .foht, JL.ri.ett. H. C. Lett
to fill the portion of Agricultural; rilh such' ""eVt'r. we had --" 'v. J- s- V-:l",er""' S'"
Director 'n Hnnn w,i frr.-n Illinr.U "sual good health while there, nndl H'K 'ur. I he m.-etm- adjourned,
jjirector in jajian, a-iro.ii Illinois,! . b . After the meeting there was a meet-
and his ellbrts i.nd lab ,r, f-eometl hv I rat'er eiijoyi-1 oun-?!!. I - , ,tjr.,(.to ..R,i ,i. fuiiow,,,,.
iiiiifc;.! iiii.aiu, jias lii.wii uuuiu uu;
? . Pprli'ina too lip ;:riiio-pil to "eiiiiipt-'
iionorto our young commomvealth, I1 trnal' .K 'it wop.K,., ito ui.ptt
and strike with pleading and musical , b:lJ-er-' If sn w- '-vould advise him
cimhonv nnnn the enrs and other I t0 !,uve a oi-n l"""'.! and hang It ov-
senes o the neople of the countrv at !
liiffhohl-V... -etivP in.PrP.t in
jarge w no ttiue an acne liuerest in
Agricultural and Horticultural mat-
tors we mean Col. R-jbkbt W. Fch- i
nas, of this city, whose name is ftt-
' '!
miliar to every one, not alone in this
State, bat to every live Agriculturist
or Horticulturist in the Union, from
.his identification with their interests!
.ma imju i.i uuuijuii nn tutu luieresis;
as a worker nnohieo.- -erWor ', ,
as a worker, producei, writer, etc.
His services at Richmond, Va., last I
.as
f-pnson. will lmrtnnn bo f.irtrntton hv
o,.r neni.lo .i wbilo ,i,,. -.!.i;;
il lho fol in tiio .,m.Pti.iMa ..rwi .not. '
. w ... ....-..-... ...... rt..,v-
ltu
ded
and
one
cated
We call upon our Senators and Rep
resentative at Washington to investi
gate this matter, ami if our under
standing be found correct, and a" va
cancy is likely to occur, urge upon
them to piesent the name of Col. Fur
nas as Wattd' succes-or.
"ntlonal Agricultural Soclety
The recent National Agricultural
Co
Jonvention held at Washington City,
.''nt, -.,,... i-ri. , ..i ,i :.. .1 '
.ebruary loth, resulted in the orgam- ,
I
le of Nebraskians-, they surroun-; J --unueu .-uue.-, is. i.eetoeverv - . ,-;:lMbt shall was one ot the I argot ev
. . . . i M' ... r-..:...! p...... :. i- i - rtit,
his name with iv halo of honor ' zen not onli' lo every citizen, but to , jr l)el J in Clarimla, and one that will
I J-V -& V a a . .11 .f I.I t l ' I) l.r . 1,1 I
hiuli merit recoirnlzed by everv every alien : -NebraM-a i.-a portion of; unn, ". " ' -.- ; . V " XV T.
.. r " . - i.T'-,t.i cji.,4 i i. wi-n enl?..'i to liiv vuiiii. v.il-11. ii.-iii-
ldentilied with the interests nidi- "---u .n-., . m .iinii iio .-"---- - then ad.!re-.-ed
nation of a National Agricultural So- to thought or action to the native? I ring the right of way though this coun
ciety. The oflice.-s are W. G. Beck-' We have our oi)inion of men hold- tv : the motion carried without a di
with of Michigan, Presideut. A Vice,
President from each State Maj. D.
II. Wheeier for Nebraska, Ben Per
ley Poore of Massachusetts. Secreta-j
ry and Treasurer. Robt. W. Furnas,
of Nebraska, chairman of the Exec
utive committee.
Recently the question came up be
fore our Supreme Court as to the lo
.rality of negroes serving as juror?.
Judges Lake and Crounse decided
that the legality attaching was un
doubted. Mason dissented. As a
dissenter, Mason is a success. Wo
verily believe he would dissent from
any opinion given by his associates j tb.e Union, everywhere, and the ene
unless, peradventuro, they decided j mes of our Hag We have no sympa-
:nat ne, -Mason, was tne smartest
judge of the three.
o-
Tlie jseurasKa Lity chronicle favors ,
an extra session of the Legislature. '
The people do not. They want the j
time of the barnacles to exnire before '
., il T 1 -
another session of the Legislatnro is
- -
held,
zszzssz
AVtryDondalxoHc..
Tn last week'-s DcmomiF, appeared
iiirf mv hninp sind revenue himself :
, ..... , .
majjniy . . , . .y .-.. . -
-k 1!...-.. .. . '! "
100 I
run tne n
11 the pnrtv nxe m ueauuiuu wrja .
tavern, "Likeh 1!'
Here is my opinion of you :
"Alinlchty v 11 seance sternly wait-, to roll
j Iilverbofaulpurcnyonr treaeherons on!'
. , ... .... r "-.V t ,.. Tn.ri.rr..tin i w. ! nd or- of Xemaim Lou nty met ana or- cent-, each m-emo . j..-: e . .... -1'rmnnTl 'n Ifll T in I HI VIIMIIinm
brownville, Nebraska, from which strangers to come here. And they are . chairman, and Charles Blodg.tt, ee- S - Ul U U Ul 3 U UHIUU LlUllUI UilU ULULlUliUl
I we clip the following : coming, and we feel our-eif commis- j i : f, I Post OiEce Building, BROWNVII1I1E. NSB.
I -,,- 1 1 . r.,.i:.i ar,f t ;,- ' inr,P,l tn wprnmi them in the name i l " 1U1IU" 'S -c uics- T7QK-vi.i--u.s ..i...- 2i-3m
I .UL II- IlilL Iv I il LillHUU LilWIV k" " w .wi ,...--,- -Vs, - , rTr ftlli. fill UIILI-?. U. ... I -... - n i iiibii i imm i ll nil 111 Ml TTTlMrrMnT
. K. JKACir. j ,,pnn our rjeh !nnd, picturesque, roll
Xow, friend Rufe, evidently expects ; .. anf, fl.i,illg prairies, and Heaven
a ref-ponse to hi- poetical, classical and be.lowe,j Water course-. A few more
chaste efTuion,and we are too kindly yea.s M, ,)f?e "Carpet-baer" will
disposed to disappoint him .arrv the ed?re, of irov.:ni!le up ami
We will pass over his untrue and uitl lhem over the toJ)S of the hill
ungentlemanly apersions, and eon- .lAvh now Iok doWn so invitingly
fineourself to the cause which he 1-1 U.on us. The war-te place.- in our
leges actuate u- to revenue. If he ev- couutv wi bt. :naiieglad, cattle will
eru-el the expression of -carpel-bag-!f.nver-ourprairi.St ,., m.uIs wiiI be
ger ' toward us we have forgotten ", $huUf on and overwhi-h our producL
i.itt rii! fur neennmiotbilioM -nke. as- : .... . . .........
""- ' ' ' '
'ne that he did. j
Rufe, ve are well used to this sort
of argument, but the taunt has usually
fallen from trnitoroti lips rather than j
from those of g od ualured Republi-1
caiia like unto yourself. No man who j
wore the blue during the late r" ! out l!, Karled teeth. It is nota pret
Hon could forget if he would with ; f rS ion am no reMv mat, ,ike
wn:u meunu.L- sc.u ..- w,,-o.wv
advoctites of "Southern itigitt," met
him upon the .-treeta how, in ball
rooms, wheii"Johiinies",and,Yai.ks"
. . , , i,i -
alilie, parueipaieu, me com niuhiul-i !
- ,,...! , ,vnSe hej
A Si ' en Hit l.-lier mat Miut mei
(anisils (:r.ii ei in loving embrace
,
with grev coats they lefiteed toper-,
-. .,!;,. .,.,. ..,i .tc 1... ..nr-in-l...!
"" m" i" ". -- - ,
:.,- nnn .!n!lll.I ill 1l1IP imtl llll- fltlf'O !
. ii r i .o ,. .tt,- -nr:
kissed bv c n-fedt-rate 'outlis were.
nonsitiered a to sacred to be polluted .
bv the smack of a ' Yank." To avoid
misapprehension, we will now add by
way of parenth .-sis, tht we became
conversant with this latter fact from
observation and hear say, not by ex-
who '
perience. Now. if women,
-i i-i ..,... .1. ,...., ,.i,.r,.- u J.,affT
i
-11UU1U JIUS U uauisi'l to lilt Mimi
angels," dolhee things, of course,
milder treatment should not be es-
I)ecied of tnen of the same lamilv.
r,ecied of tnen of the same familv.
... . , ,
' ....i,,.!
After the closot tile war we fceiueu
ln Missouri, and there the term
I . .a 1
i in Aiissouri, ami
. ,4 t
' - , . e. ..i...i. . i.-.. 4 :..,. .. i
,n! out OI w,,1Cl1 " j
made and they would not hide I heir
A few years si nee Rufe and ourself i
lived in the same Statu and congres- j
. ...t -.- ...... i iri
bionui uisiriei. -o .u iinu .nuaeu
a,01,-suc UI iU,ie aim ne ea,, " u '
' lrMirii(if.l..4iri,nr T'
Uh, lie, Uur :
.ll J'l C W...-..
mutual friend, Beaubien, of whom i
.... . I
he speaks. lived in Hie same
.-.-., r i ,,
propmqu ny w ith Rufe and ourself,
mm kt'i,t ,;oll'L Iavhaps Rufe took ,
lessons from him in the Boniface line, i
or the threshold of the Star, "No car- !
1-ct-bnggers wanted here." I
x '
I fever there was a foolish expres-;
fcion lllis one of "c:,rlet bagger" is ,
' ..-.... In !- f ...a I 1 m,.l I.. .l,vI -
ri,l""K""''J '""." "- -" "' j
i.:. :. -i i.i ii i. i
iiuii who ii-es il -iiouui oiiisu ami
burn with shame. Is there a man in
Nemaha county, who lays claim to J
anymore ot the soil oi said county
i
than jV-t wllich he has acquiied by !
. ; '
l,lirt',,ase- Is t,,eiea l,m" in thlfe .
county whodaresminouiiceiiHiu-cii as
opposed to the incom.'.ng "d settliiiK ;
of any man whoconforms iC the laws?
ka a his home is privileged to make
such selection. When he does settle
he becomes a part of the body politic,
and social, and is endowed, at the ex-
piration oi six montlis, Willi tliepnv-
ilege of voting as fully as though he
notifying outsiders that "carj)et-bag-!
gers" were not wanted.or.if admitted, j
.1 . ii i ill l- ii - ,
that they shouhl deliver over all right j
opi
ing
such views, and
consider
that he who gives expression
to them, provides evidence of being
the po-sc-or of fewer brains than
Phil Beuser'sccon.
We have ever held in contempt the
eTpirit of prejudice exhibited by citi
zens of one section of our glorious
country toward those of another. It
was this; prejudice which in '(51 culmi
natedin internecine war. And even
during the war it wasoommon to boar j
people prating about the contest be
tween the North and the South, leav
ing out of view the faet Mint the war
waa contest between the friends of
tiiv with those who wax eloquent in
calumniating the South and the
southern people, nor with those whose
gan becomes effervescent as they dilate
upon New England.
"Man made the towns and God
.undo ,bn . nn.vB i
UOU'S COUntrv
" I
aboundeth hereauays. It is rich in
,vv fc.V V-OllllliJ VJI-'V4 .3 VUJtiJkl y-j
agrieultural reourceP and coal depo-i
,.! a mm. I.AnAlir ftf K C 1 tft. , f'i.l 1 T ... l.ll M. IF ' I .-1 f -HW " "
11 . lf. 4 I J -lli' V
cnooses :o select a portion ot Zebras- . ,. Illol.Mnfr :it ... ,ir.i(i..r, .Me ienjith
were to the manner born. Are there Moore, Col. Hepburn, A. Loranz, .1. -&Ynzzr.:SZ '"
., , , , r . i W. Ginthir, and otners, al urging oi'-e. eh..iee.,ua!ity . ' 4 ."" t'' ' "'
any amongst us who would fence in , the j rtnnpe nf our citizens taking 'z'I"TJ1 - " iVW.
Nemaha county, and erect sign boards , no!i of this project' r...d working u n - L,,
SttMsS&Si&ZZESSSSaESZSZSSSS
tS. "Carpet-buggers" are just find- ,
ins this out. Our State Colons have
nf Wim who mnrie the soil, in theien
... ,
,iWi.ratum so devoutlv
t - - - ---
wished for. Tlsev are to he -een in
our streets every dny,a:id wagon loads
of them are peret;riiiaMiisrour county,
fl. w? ritc.lrM.kini: with wi.-hflll eyes
will be conveveo 10 metropoman mar-
,. retunij;;, wilh lho pmius tlsere-
( f am, eetl,,ent v and good wn,tWiH
,olj. trife, impecu ninety and
cv W(? ,voldj lliereforef advise I
.,. , r rtr . t , . , j
i..,rr.if -l.aopr'o izzinr from
I I I 1 IITIIII ILTII1. 1IVI1 IIC.III 11 wr h. V V W 1
hjm shouhl ,,. j
Rufe threw Bvron at us. We will, in .
!
conclusion, quote what Bums aid
! when a lady called him a iouie.
-We foraave ie dear creature for wl.at the
, , ,,
li.i 1 -raM.
For women will talk Of what runs In their
head."
and lrUSt tl,e application will he
fountl clear.
I" the same spirit we forgive our
.... , T1
BroTiivllIc r.iul Xoilairaj- Valley
Hall Jtnad.
In our lost i-jiic we simply announ
ced the organization of this, to us, im-
portant Rail Road Company. Since
that time we have received the Clarin-
! frkivn "Pufir f'f.itnftt flfiiinorrif. fn-ni
......,. -v v --,
which we dip the following Stem i.i
relation to this euterpri-e.
A NEW AM LP. L oitt.A.l.A HON
CI.AKINDA SUBE OF A BA1LKOAD
LvEWiMiiri! 1S7-?.
.-.!-- --
On Tuesday morning, in company
, :.. . ... .i ...!.. i:. :,...
"' run- . a ... ..t-n-.i-,., ";
l " P?"" ' H MoiiKh a'-
j,(.ntii,,m.n Wl.rc. idvctwl officers for
the ensuing yeai':
'-. ii fi) i J '. I. eti: v:fp-trp-i-
i'-i-nlent, 11. C. Lett; vscc-pre-i-
- - ....... .-. ....., - . ,-
ilen- .Ihn harnttt : trea-urer. (.Jen.
llemick : chief engineer, J. S. Came-
Iim . j-ccretarv and attornev. Colonel
Hejiluirn.
- ':!.:. ,.. .,:.,.. :, :. ,,,.., :... ,.... i,r.
"'k"""-""1 .-....y... ... .e
relied upo.i ; one that if our people
u . d() ..j,.'., ,vin 5.,uo raiI.
roai l(C.forc. tllt. fi,st day of Se t ember.
172. Mv. r.- Fitzgerald and Itemick.
, ., t i -t l , .
uho are the largest rail roa J contraet-
the we-t, propn-e to build the
r((.id as ft , . .iUinK h(k
lint. wi!I v:i mfini.y -.ifiicient to jus-
iify them iu puttimr ll.oir money intoj
''-.,-' on mt:?t .subscribe -tori; . w.urh
will be dc-iiimtt ti -lion" the li'ie
,fmr ..j ' to jr,. :mme; ;
diately atidrai.-e the money rqnired to
1 .... I . I II... .....! f . .v 1 ,. - . Jt '....
; ' " " ".
flinv will lint. ;i mnim firr-o to v.-nr :
--.- i---- t- - '-
; lmme'tiatelv. Will our citizens do
I this '.' We tire of the opinion they will.
JlM( wo wjn do it quick. So ve nre
nil to take Hold ot tin's matter and
i ,, . . , .
r-'-ve it a shove e know that our
town one vear longer without a rail-
mad, K fnianeiallv damned. For one
t,me jel Us ali go to work, and work
together, and victory will be ours
Hip Hip Hurrah ! The r.tilroad
j meeting bt-t night at Loy fc Van-
nmj , a Way that everyone ,:pe.-ent
coiihl uive a heartv amen to. J h ."
. ..r.l-k I".,,. llfAM'tiviUi. o,,l llnlt'nfl !
rimi,v mi jhiii.., ,,i.,i rim tn
their situation, and n-sured us that
the- people of Rrownville would give a
i,eJUtv ini,):,rt to this road. Tl.t
meeting wa-then addresed by N. B
til we have a railroad. A vote wa-
taken to know whether tho-e nresent
would he willing to cooperate with the
(,iro4lniv. ; rai:in ,,. nIlli 0f..
Renting vote. The meeting adjourn
ed witn a inn determination to go to
work and secure the road.
The selection of Hon. II. C. Let', is
a high compliment to that gentleman
and an evidence to our people that
they have not over estimated him.
He is peculiarly tidapted to the posi
tion devolved upon him, possessing,
as he does, a soul heavily freighted
with energy and public spirit. We
trust that but fovr years will elapse
ere the public enterprises of which he
is the head, wiil be consummated,
and the locomotive prance over terri
tory now separated from us by deep
ruts and threatening sioughs.
Congrec has occupied the pa.-t three
weeks in diseasing all incendiary re-
--
Solution Of Sumiiers, to the ellect
that the U. S. had acted as treacher-
OU-IJ IOW am i.orn.an 111 llieiaiewar,
as OKI iiiiigiauu lowani tins countrv
I- t 1 a 1 it i
m ol,r nnur OI ,?n, l " W, oi
. i . m t a
,,, .c e;, ,i,. ,i. n,."i,i
V...UIC.. I. U.-.CHII 111 IU UI.IIIC UlilUll .1-
against fie Administration, but has
simply enveloped himself in disgrace, j
1- ! I J 1 . 1
Precinct Aesors Meeting, j
rureuant 10 huull iwc l.c xv 3t
rem 1 . U. nicnaius.
Burress.
Elias Hay ties. "
St. Deroin L Rice.
Bedford L. Maon.
Benton W. Win.dscheiHe.
Isla'id-P. P. Baker.
Wtiahiugton II. Hockann-er.
Lafayette Chas. Blodgett.
Doujrhis J. Dundas.
London B. F. McTniiich.
Moved that we commence at the
western tier of tow nship to estimate
the price of lands. Motion carried.
On motion it was ordered that land
in Lafayette precinct be a.-sesed at
c-3 per acre; Washington at $-1,50 aud
Benton at $4 per acre.
On motion it was ordered that the
land in Glen Rock be asses.-ed at?7;
- -
iu Douglas at $3, and Bedford at $3
P?r acre.
On motion it was ordered that in
Peru tIje ,aI,,, be spsseJ at S10; in
London ai S10 : iu St. Derr.in at$S;!
5n Aspin wall at $10 ; in Nemaha City
Ill -lCjIUJ IliUl ill v'i", III .Ci it ill! 21 V II S
at $10 ; in Brownville at $12. ar.d iJ-
land precinct $-5 per acre.
On motion it was ordered that per-
"al property be assessed at the fol-
. -, -
owing rate :
Horses nt aa average of cGO on
Mules " 7.5 00
Work Cattle, " SO 00
Cows, " 1.5 00
Stock cattle, 1 year old, 5 00
" " 2 ' 10 00
" " 3 " 35 00
Beef cattle at 3 cents per pound.
Brownville, March '2i, 1S72.
On arurdj.y 2Iarch 2nd, ar 'o'clock
P. .M., H. C. Lett, Pre--identof Ii., Ft.
K. fc P. C. R. It. aud H. M. Atkinson,
together with the, following invited
t gue-t-, as-eml)led at the depot, prepar
atory to the firt-t grand exrursion on
the'li., Ft. K. & P. It. R. H. C.
Lett, H. M. Atkinson, Mr. & Mr-. .1.
C. Whittemore, Mr.& Mi-. Lew. Hill,
-. ,. .r ,.., ,, -r, . .
Mr. & Ml P. II. Glb-'.n, F. E. Juiill-
.... t- m; r.n.; -timH - i ,t
-on. A. Mi .Iiime ,-btirt-, Robert
fixing the salaries of the United Jrtites
A t ifirrtpv nnil I'nitpi! Siiitp- Alsir-li!-!''
for the di-trict of Nebraska.
. r, . ,,-
Sir ir tii-K'H a ".' Hi' O' it'tc 'iJtu Ji'tti. ';
uf Ilfnerwn'iiHris nj Ihe l.inftd
t.n l.U.,l
Walt. uf Attn iv i in Congsi&t o,.si-
b'td :
That the United States Di.-tiiot At
trney and United States Mais..al for
the di-tr ft o IT -jbra-kn shall, in ad
dition to their stated fee-, be paid by
the United States, four hundred dol-lat-
each, in full compen-ation for all
extra service-, said payment to be
made quarterly at the Treasury of the
United State.-.
T r -
KAUJIEItS IJCY THE BKST
Implement- at the lowest prices.
Brown's Illinois Corn Planter.
1st. The Plow that is mo-t durable
and scour- the be-t, and Ihrht draft.
i. 'I lie Cultivator that runs light
and cleans the corn.
3d. The wagon that never was
!cnown lo reak down, nor cot the
farmer ono cent for repairis the
Jack-on Wagon. The above imple
ments you can find on -ale at
W. T. 1)i:n's.
Spades, Pitch Fork", Grindstone.
; Cutlery, Hinges, Locks. Braces a.id
i jj;tl. Thimble sheens Barn door
Hinger. Bobs Screws. Guns and
trimming-. Powder, Shot ami Cart
ridges Salt Lake Peaches Coffee, Su
gar, Dry Goods, Hoot-, Shoes, Hats,
Cap-ami the Dictator ."-love at
W. T. Di:x's.
MXKET BSPOBTS.
AllVKIUISl.tt fll'KI' f.
IlBuivsriw:, .March 7, i-7i
Winter Wheat .
hpnr. Wheat
Vel'.iw Corn. ... ....
Wtille
lat-,.V bushel
Itye
i- ur I'a.l, tM-st quality.. -
-yrlnt;
Chicken-. 7" tt
i-K. Y dozen... -.,, -, ,
l-hoice Butter, at i","ah. t ?oand
I'f.TMliiM. l !,tii,tirl ..
.... 1 .' I '
..... t li '.. 1 .
IS -J I
... .. -' -"-
1 In J
. . 4." ' .Vi
f".l IK1
4 oi
7(1
-"-. 2".
... i:',i-. 15
.7!
X. V. iner.iry fhc, 1 pHind...-
SPECIAL I-TOTICES.
Happy relief fur Young ne-n from the -iree!n u.r
Error and Ahuestn Party life. Jlanl. -).! n s'en d.
Nervous debility cureil. Impediments t iiarria---
removed. New nn thed of treatment. New a- I .
remarkable reme-1!es. Books and Clre.ihirs soul j
free, in sealed envelope.
Address. UOWABD AlsSOWATIOX.N'o, South
Xiatn.-t., I'hiladilphia. lfi-is-iy
Jl3 A 1EGTUES
23SSSf to -stotttg- .lEisr
Jnit I'l'hfi'hrtl.m it nlfti Is. 'ti,j.f. 7Vi i-j-r.-1.
A Lecture nn the Nature. Treatan ri'and l: .!; d
Cure o! .-'perin.kthorce. or r-minul W-.,).m-ss, la
vnluiiUirj I-inis-ions. Sexual Dih.'i'v, ji ;lli,i.ej-imeut-.
to Marrl.iire ;eneraily. Xervonsne-. Con
sumption, Ep.lepsy. and Fits; Mental and Phy ic.il
Incap.ic-iti . resultins from scIf-Abu-e, ,v-. 15
BOBPBT J. CSJLVEItWELL, M. D. Author oV
the '"trcen Itonk."' Ac.
The world-reaowncd author. In thifa admirable
Lecture, cbarly proves from his own e.xperlenee
that the awful coneipieuces oi SVlfvbtie may he
effectually removed without mislicliies. and with
out dangerous surgical oppr.iticn.s, housies, instru
ments, rings, or cordials, poiutiu:; out a mone of
ro once certain and eOVeW.1 by which every
eiiiTurjr no nl fxtf rr tint llt riif1(r-mit m a m n.e-
Ue. may rare himself cheaply, privately.' ami rad'-,
: 'diy. this, lectcbe will pp.ove a boon '
f rixk rpiini; A ATIi A "V II TIinTT-i VT1C I
s.,nt under ial. to any address, mil nliiiHSPfiiod
'
envelope, on the receipt oi six cents, or two uot
age stamps. Alo, Dr. Cilverwell's 'Marriage
Guide." price 2.1 cents. Address-the Publisher,
,,r. ,.,-r.s,-t...
, . '"i:"
sty" ' ' " " '
ll:iv A' u Us ivirln Wfinil' 1 Kinr. -. -v -.-..- v-?T-x-i-rrr - -ri 1 . ' ireu ' leiueii w ll'i wwiiiii mil. .iiiu tiiei
tu , 1a f on
FOR SALE.
Advcrtlenienf.u..jfrn. -hea.im bechnrgedss
FOIt ?VLR Twenty head of sir-t-c!a.s, fresh ,
Milch Cow, and SprinRcrs. Ail of their t
calve- are lialf-bre.1 .Durham?. CV. all ''l
brake and unite ceiitle. Mn-t be?n!d by the .:rv.
oi April. 1S7J. A rare chance. Apply to . A. j
jSTKW.UJT, on Bis Mnddy, NumKlia conaty. Ne-
bnv-ka.
J;t.
170r.SALB.-Aroo.lclnce. Oneliimv. fence.
I etc on reasonable terms,. kae wi lt.s p;-
otilre at this oslice.
19-U
T'OK rALK OH TRAIF-A Pt et Door an.l i
T Wsi,d nv frames -suitable ir dwelling. lh- I
frtiniessre new nd made of pine. SaWi made and 1
frtinipsare
lltttd to the window fram
S. K. JAMTr-ON.
yOU SALK.-Ihc.ve for sate abmt of tn.-,e
V fine Peach Tree-, known as the Curt,t feacb,
which I after hi-tor &vr. inose naami, u m.v
peSi wm do ueu to "jiTts.
lU. fl niile south" et Neinahn City.
TO RENT.
dvertlsement- under this ha-l n'!l he cliared
25 cents each insertion. lor iic lines or les-.
TO Iin2sT.-IF YOf
I! Wi: A Iifll"-K on
1 1'ar
in to r. nl. r,'l erf :: is tl:e Advertiser, in i
.. .... - - -- .-- i
our che:i;iaJvtrti-:i I'.iiiiiui
HS W ADVERTISEZklENTS.
j -
j
' p ITS f j ff ?S i U fj J f" F
h HlhllM IWllhL
J v-r,,nrK -i.er.-by stivfn. that on TneMlay.
. the "Jild liil' '! Apili. 1-7-'. an -ie-tion
will '- held lor the eheiion of the following
(.thei-r-:
me Mayor,
line Police Jn-lge
One Marshal,
One Clerk.
(Jne Treasurer,
One Connellman, 1't Ward,
One Councilman. 2nd Ward.
Pi. u-es or Election :
lvt Ward At the C..ne! Ilou-e.
2nd Ward Atotilber.f Ur. Thurman, two
doors ;.' of P-t t Hlie".
Wbie!, eheti.m will !eopenelnt S o'clock
In the rnorniiisr.nml will continue open until
i oV-Ioek In tin afternoon oi .-r.me day,
Bv order oi ti; Covnell.
2lw3 .1. B. DOCKER. City Clerk.
nilllS is to gie noli'-e that my wife, Ilar
t rl.-i Farnaui. has: hft my ln-I and Ixiard
witln.-it ja-t cau- or provm-ation, and all
person- iir h re'iy w.iriiMl not to trust h,-r
on mv atvount, a I will fay no debts of her
e..ntr,ieti!i4 DAVID K. FAItN'AM.
February 2!1, I-wi. 21wJ-
REPORT OF TEE CONDITION
or i iik
; rs A "c !J 1?30. fil 1 p eg s
f Psi1! S aT'la ! 0 u W
a3n 15 fM f lJi5't . sji CI f
, g tig htJiSUtHlL 5 2l Si
L-Jiwi
.11 1
. : i j
l..i-t 14
IrcuUUun outstswlins . iiO.'fO 00 j
Batiks .J 'm ;c
Hunks arid ifcuiki w .... 7.TU1 Si
rvd.scouiUed l.!,''1 -i)
r-TO,ls0 11
state of nkbbaska.i
OM.STY OF rwKHAMA. J
i. i. ii. ua ison.ix.'.nier oi use I irsi
guMS:
is true, to tht
4 j .uuniia. limiii. iinnvii ine. .enraj;
; u awear iiiai u.t-a-)ove siaiment
Bc-ioi my Kiiuwieu-,-e anci feiiei.
s. UA iSU..l lisl.'Pr.
Subscribed and sworn to befure me this .th dav of
JUrch, l7i
J. IT. r.P.OADY, N'otsry isab'.'c. .
ConuFiT Attwt: I", y. Jfi'iason. Jolm J. Car-J
son. IL M. At!. iu-on, Directors.
3HI5GS 2TOTIOS.
"rOTlCK is hereby given, thAt p.-pos:ils
1U1LAW I .
vf.- Brouitvllie.ICeb. !
IOU -ALK.-Oiii- nir thr.t- j -,r o!d Ii..r-ts. u!e ij 8 fi
va.it twv yet,r old M.,rr-. and one iij..faii It i ( j
i two ve&r old L" t. Wdl tice pnrt py in - -p. .-r J I LH L
' wlf eenrel tictes Addrs It. A. MhWAKi.
Uratt'.n NVin&ha C5o., iseb.. ueur Hnu.is J'-- -m
j on It,. Muddy. ' '"
- - ....
Will .. received Up to no in of V.'e-Ines- j L'ndcr the iiiunediut" in.inae'iieat off J. IL COL
ibiv, ltie.tr i il.ty i-f April. K:', f .r the eree- I.1N.S, of the well ku-.wi. urn. ot t;. IL.t J. .-.
tion of a bridge on Lng's B.-aneh, on the
-e t;..n line oeiween M-. li and a. Town i,
K-it.ge 11. Kt'l.
The Bridge to b" a I) fi'! spin, with an ap-
pioaeh at F..ste!id of tv.-uS i,s-t. one bent
I feet high, budge H feet wide. The bents
t. ' e out of leir oak or walnut, and brlle.ot
good miter. al.
The Hoard of County Coramissloner.s re
Rervirgthe rlut.t t rejet any or all Mils.
By oider of the Boanl.
21wl JAMICS M, HACKER, Clerk.
BBIDGS 2-TGTICS.
"r)TU'K is herehy iiien. t?:at proposals
jj w 111 be r.'e. i .-.I i.pti. ii in oi Wiilne--il-iv
the .n ,)rty -it Apr:!. I ..'. lor the ereo
:.m of a Br.!:e on i ne-y Cieek, near the
house of A. -I. I!el,-i (.nn.
The bri.Ige lo tie a :ai toot scan, and 1 1 feet
in wlfltb, .mil al-o ertp-; oil the -piling alrea
dy drove, as per p'an .n tile In"i ik's olliee.
The Board ot County Commissioners re--ervlng
the rliibr to reject any or all bid--.
By order of the Bo-inl.
21 w JAMES il. HADKEIt, olerk.
BRIDGE IMOTIOS.
"VyOTb'l" is In r-'by given, i'i it proposals
i win i e ri e.-.v. ii ii f. r a.K.:: ..! Weiinr
l-iy. tin -!rd d.iv ! April. 1-7J. r.,r the erec-
J. Tir the eroc
tion of a Biidetiu Ii.-k Creek. In (ib-n Bock
r ..,.,., !., near tile .l. n It ek P.-t Oiii-e,
where spiling f; -i lirl Ige U .ilre-nly done to
receive said br..l- Th.- bridge to be a 80
fn. t -p.ui. I! ffsf wl le.
Tin- B-.ard of County Commfsdonors re--ei
vlng the rlht to -.- ,-t any or all bid--.
By order ef the Board.
21wl J A 51 1 M. IIACKKR, Clerk.
S. T.-18S0-Z.
This W2?4Tfi:3 T?p:eKh!c
ri-StOrRtif; iSlzt'isIPP-5iSlc!ittr
of tHu Vvvhla nnil dcliSIJ;iod
. t, ., ,...-... -. -. ..
ft,." .3 lOBlC i2 1'Ori.JiU r SJiP
..-,. ,. i .--. i s
,CC1I ! a ti.,lll'j ii liiiK Jif
"o!s?5 Hiio'tv Soiijacjiic
sc;j2rv :"r !ye cvv:js weak.
,,,,1, ,. .. J,-.Hs T-i-ii,-. r-i r
nS'S-s iO IIul WOldf-a .IPC er,-
...... j. 5J v s"i?p" it i sitinf-nOf'-
4,1 . .tlC3. n...Jt if - iilv. tu-
!::g-v':y thfr I'tsimzSani. eh
uli ciiiiintps, trrcji2, teuiper
Jtte or aYlgi:!, l m- nv a ssje"i
SJc Jii " cry Niiocies of disorder
tvhjc'i (Bidcnnines the ?tIil3
.slrctiijS.i asuJ JireaKs dovrcs tlie
aEslai:s! JjEirIts.
LYON'S KATHAIRON,
for Preserving and Beautifying the
Human Hair. To Prevent Its i-'alliitg
Out. ami Turning Gray.
A well-preserved Head of Hair, in a person of
middle age. at once bespeaks refinement, eiegance,
health and beauty. It may truly be culUd Wo
man's Crowning Glory, while men are not Inseasi- j
ble to Its advantages and charms. Few things are
R10rr 'yustlag tl
iiair.-s-im head a-
than thin, frizzly, harsh, untamed
.nd coat covered with Dandruff
.Ith Dandruff,
... . ... - - . .
...
i.. ti.i t.- ...t..-. i . "-. x- t. m t x i - ill
inun. miMi iiiih. i w.i s iv.ii ii. iiiiu.i viii
ao a" le llnle- lJ,e enarm wnicu lies iu wen
pl-ced Ha.r. Glossy Curls Lux-jnant Tresis, and
s-sd sy a icust-a zzi ccuzy s-es.
PiQirNfiflfl BiftQin
liUiiiailuiliiiiiulj;
i
"W. jSl. poilocz:,
(M r p i n i
I C3-EO. IDTTGrieilEIRr,
ROp.iEa:oPt
I I 1 I -V I If )
f mJmJi J V L-J
g SB Ss 90 2sJLjA.Tlsr STBEET,
SK.O"V7"IT"V"IXjIjEi
j
' -
eil5BOO I
mm mm
UliUl VMTi
sprint:, I olfcr a deed, i free ot all Inrtmibnm-i-is',
to any ot the property mention-, d he
low, for $10.
1-t. tJiFT. My fine residence and prounK,
crrn r .1 nnil 13th S'ts, valiieil at Sb.OOO.
Tin-1st tie mot deimb!eviiot most
valuable) property In tile place.
Fronts-uth on J street. 12)Jftet wide
which U-ad-In nithe M. P. It. It. IH
pot, past Court Ilou-e Square to
.--tatt- llou-'e, and is the prospective
center of the city. I one block from
the Capitol, and joining the TIchnor
Hou-e property, whieli cost i.ouo.
2ndGirT One o acre lot about a
mile from Gov. Butler's line
mansion 400
3rd Gut one 5 acre lot adjoining
the above 1W
4th Got I 5 acre lot joining above 4i)
5th G:i--r Lot 11. bloeic 217 '
Gth Gift Lot o. block 221 200
7th Gift One lot In Ashland, Co.
Seat of Saunders Co 2j0
?th Girr One lot in Ashland. coun
ty aeat of Saunders Co 25)
Oth Gift One lot in A.-hland, coun
ty --at of Ashland Co 2
10th Gut One lot in Ashlhnd.Coun-
t v seat of Saunders Co 200
11 to W, 60 cash prizes, SI0 each njo
Total St 1,3 0
Onlv 1,1.7) Ticket- and '.lOGin 1 eham-e ln
12. Ticket.- 510. halves S5,0, fourth- S2.-7J.
Parties wishing less than a whole u-k, t
AT ! Attacnment Aotlce.
LiHcour, isrsB., Brownville. Nebraska. N'SKJsrMBaai!
-ielPCll vO.lb I . ftftPil3PF4 5"fT ?nr 5Sim IT, l',nj1-'- !- of the Peace .j
"-LtlX iJ- 3 J-1-" innLryn tfl5 li3L OSSUMr Coun:y.Nebra.-ka.andth.,!rd-
ITAVIN'OiillnivfiUHMn R..lI-L-lnte.aml. Sirnif 11 ?Hh I U fSjillli, ".-ntwas ioei! by iW.ln.t:-.t
:nut club, a- no less Mini than 31o.i.o will b. avj SilCC'f illffM. liisscns, Table n':t! t.si quarter -ee-ion N.-.ni-.
n-c-ived. M.Mle of drawing to be de-ignat.-d r,',-.l,4. '.ixic IM!!ivf,'n.o- town No. -ix . r.inze No. el.v.
by ticket hoMer-at time of drawing. lvl.10lH.s, ...qiKKis, t iiio- LdMt. , .iin-oin-..imty. NVi ra-ka; ; .
o! Trust made out to First National Bank.
Lincoln, Neb., wh.ich Is lepo-itory. an 1 all
onler for Tick, t. accompanied with money,
i;i uhl hed-reeb'd to same.
Tho-e wi-hlm: to ri-k a few dollar:, can
find no other -i-hi-meso lair as this. 1-t.
the property N put in at a fair price, with a
reasonable per cent added to defray expen-e
ot - lllng. Property doe-not diminish like
ca-h prizes when drawn. 2nd Yon are tint
p.tj 'ngiwoorinreeiimesiiii.aiiiouin.oi urn
I tot-to.-ombui.i-volent siheme. .lnl-Y..ii
I' ueoneehance in twelve, in-tca.l of one in
. n.trty to titty or unehundr.d. I am endors-
jj.tj 'ng twoorthreelimesiiieauiounioi hih
$30,000 !"
10.000 TiclivtH at $3 Each !
$500 IX GOLD 10 THE
P O O R O F O Ai A II A .
secure an closranl resi
deuce in the most fashiona
r 1
ble part of the city.
ti'
! KEAD, PONDER and INVEST !
117 GIFTS VALUED AT
i- -
5 ,v' V&
TO BE DIS'flllBVTKI)
DRAWING TO TAKB PLACE IN Tim CIT?Y OF
Omaha, April istli, 172,
tXU.LINs. deiier. in L .i'.Iht. swwidlerj ,
Jarnei, IJ.it and .-h'.x.-s.
LIST OF PHEJimiS.
' 1st Grand Prize, llu;w and Lot. cor I'.nh and
Cupitol AM-nue. the residence oil.. II. Col
lins. ciintahiinK nine rjjin. g.e-. water, cis
tern, well, stable etc., c..:iini-iithiic a view
of the city, on the liHiiiNiiiiiu-t.coriier lot
in Omaha . ?ID.C0
-ii i-rize, iioiiie on isr. l-ih ami ivpitoi Ave-
m.e. ciinia.niii elijlit riioms Jifp,-
3rd Prize. Ilou-e nn corner lsth "niid Capitnt
Ai'ini". cuiit.ihiin -et ! rooms
1 tit Prize. One set ele-iant U.ud Mounted I'ar-
riuce llarnesi - ...
5tli lrize. one elevrant two seat Pony far-
riage
1 -i-t l,n!d Mounted Iltmlile ISusy llarne .
1 -et Silver Mounted IlMinle Bintgy Ilnrne-s..
( set -liver Mounted simple llugy Hariiey...
'ii set good. ohd Farm liivrnesiu. j.;j
1 P.iir ele-.'imt Ker-ey Hcr-e Iilankets IPhkIs
to match... .
1 Jlowtxsewhii; Machine ..
3.7fO
s.r.o
5i)
4lTO
-lim
i"ii
NO
!
SVll
v .
Ii".
I Iliiwes-eulng Machine
I II.iwe"-o-.vm Machine ..
' I'.itrh Gents' l-'me, 1'rencli Calf, aeweil
Ihiots. (a ir,
3) Paris Gents Fine, French C:ilf. -sewed
Hoots, uh Jii
: Pairs LadicV Fine, Fri-M-li Kid lleo!..-.. '-i-
l.v
.-li
For the purpose of Increasing our business. I
adopt this method of converting rue oi my ;u-r--onal
property Into i-aih. and the .lih-jer'b.-r cim--.
his word and honor that ev.-rtii n : mil he -in-
- ' miciiil in tlie !!iirnt iiiMiiiier nfivid.e.
AH moneys shoHld he sent in Bettered Letter.
or Postotlite Money Order, anil .iilrtre-i-ed t
(i. II. COLLINS.
2TV. Karaari s:reet,.Oniaha.
BKFEKKNCES.
First National Ilauk. Omaha.
J)r. Geo. L Miller. 1-Mitor Omaha Itfttil.
C. It. Thomas. Kditor Omaha .YpuWtaia.
Merchants of miaha generally.
II. m S. E. Paine. Iowa City. Iowa.
Hun. I. A. Iley, Iowa City, Iowa.
Gen. G. M. Dodge. Council DlufEi, Iowa.
I). T. C.i-enieiit. Esq.. Denver.
W. le Iaiiii-1. E-ii.. Denver.
W. II. Uii.ck. sup"t C. S. K. Co.. Ft. Des Molnt-s.
N. II. Claw -ton. sup't salt Iike, Utah.
Walker Itros.. S.ilt Iikc.Utnh.
lion. T. I-Siekels. -up't V. P. It. K.
Ilnrry Iteger, 1j .Cheyenne, Wyoming.
I.,t. L. I. Itniiihiii. Diil:i.ii'. Iovva
linn. John Thoiiipsun, Duhiniue. lo-.va.
iiifani Willmrrt. L-q., Mjrshallt.iwn, Iowa.
ACTI VE. KEUGETIC AGENTS- WANTED !
l"-eov.-tf.
A CHEAP FASM FOE SALE !
! 'ClUqmlorsigneil will offer at private .i!e h!
l.i-thly linpriiviHi r.irio. "iiuateii in .itn-i.Hru
i count j". NehrjksKa, cori!i.i:iili;;oue him In d and
i mv-'w-o at-re-i. I lie una lies nve nines inun
. A-j. u.i,all.a!id-ix miles from Kemaha ny. A1.-0
' - ' .' . i oi tiii.ui-r neiir me .ii.-irari ruer. -;
ii i-
rom the Ihrm. The one hiiiiilrrdaiiii sixty- !
, t a. res is all itiidt-r hedge, and In a high "tate of
c . ,,'vaMoii.
The improvement' consist of a xood dwelllnz
i house and other itPCfs.io iryipr.i'. enn-nts. Ho- a
iioiiu oeariiii oreimni. uiomi.u is wi-.i iiHirrni.
prM.e. j.".... v. om-i.,..r:iiat time of sale. tle re-
' rnamdi-r in payments to -i!t pareha-r. r'er pi-.r-
tieulari enquire of W. J.,Vnthi.at Hnvnvilie...r
oi theunuersiicneil on the iie;n: -2lKf.
J O H XS )N I EN DE It' V.
FOE FKUIT TEEES
GOTO
FURNAS &S0XS,
Bro'wnvilie, ITeb.
THEY CAN SELL YOU
Two Year Old APPLE TREES,
At Fifty Dollars per Thousand, which U only
Five Cents j)cr Tree.
Corn. Oats. Wheat. Wood, Youn Cattle and Hoj
i taken in exchange for Nur-ery stock. -JO-tt.
Real Estate for Sale.
SE qr. Pee. 21. Tje r. Banee U East. lo acre.
od upland prairie, near the town of sher.dan ,.,
1 the center of Nemaha county, one and a half miles
! tvrmr "ninrih rinwn. naliincv rrm 1 too
I VMK i.ienual ailmiMl n nienLS.wUli 10 lier cent.
-- - - ----- ..--- .
1 interest payable annually. Addre-s.
JOHN I- SMITH.
lMt. Haser
HaRerstown. Jixiryiand.
! ruscRiiiK ibrtiw -w.-
Advftrtt-er.
Old-
7 et-fpapcr fa the sarc
I
L J f VMM!
. I t V, J I
. . 1
il m
lllilili II il I
EG311 - ' JSS SI lAAMiA 1 iJJUB B
iUM ...
Next door to State BankJi;T?ScMrr',he,'!:'
Gent's Furnishing Goflcis -
EATS A5TS GAS'S,
Boots&Shoes, for Men, Women
AKD CHILDREN.
Dry G-oocls,
Fancv Goods.
.Large aild Complete aS- debt, and expenses of idimitK:-
sortment in Ladies' Fnrn- fcr.Vnl:To.wl,T,lTl,i,
iskingGoods, suclt asReady M Vi2 ulSKS, "1
Blade Uiiaer Grarzneiixs, n. ti..rt-tiv:o.t..!rt.. ;,.. ;
T. TM-K--;.-,4rc. Ot.-P No. foirteen. U af. in Nemv
jjaut;a) iiuAViucAio3, .bu.
fliTlf STn.iflq Comets &LC.
' , .' . , 'c. ,
EEtiusekeoper s (.ood ! Such
.lluslius. cic.
w
Zcj
XotiOUS, llltiTiaI forFancy "! the northeu.-r quarreroi :-tirp: -
nrii 11; Mollis vr 6Yil'iC(I Sl)iil l r" " " "7. ' "" .ramp-
OTK.afst 111131 V7UI nicu.imii . ... . , Pawnee e..imiv. N.'.-.
lii 5:inbrojderedi.IIpiJer.s. : northwest quarterof s..ti, -,, .
etc.. etc.
Mrs. LOWMAN,
Who wi:i.it:'ad to the I..n'.e" Ih-j artn-.-nt. !rs
a'.. hIh'.v iMti.l selection of Prtprn- lorstuinpini;
r ani-N. ri'i-nns, VeItt.ete.,on huad.
Your- Ite-vctfuliy,
Jjoiiis iOTsrznaxi.
52tf
JOHN IiOU"SITIEIL.I9
Bricklayer and Plasierer,
Bro""nvillo. Ne'brasl:a.
Is prepared to take contract- ia hi- line, in city or
vi:ntry. All ortc doneui the te-to stle. AIo,
witrntiild Cistern- .nd wanant tliem pei j-t. 2"y
((
BUSINESS."
"FfRNA-ASoNs: Wa have been fooled by
Iitstern Fnut Airint.- long enmicn : and
havecometo the -neIu-iou that the lie-t
thing weesin do Is to -upport "home indus
try.'" inr neichb as are g-:tinir up a "club"
and are going to "Furna- Nur-eries' for onr
Spring stiek.- By this mean-, can we In our
own agents, and save that per cent?" Kx
trnct from L'-lter.
lis SIR: You can lie vonr own agent-.
and by making up the refjuislte number
varieties, can lia e V'jn- siock at wnoitsuu
rates.
Thi-propo-Ition we make to all wantint
anythli-g m our line. Come and -ee us. V
pledge -atisfaction as tw pi Ice. ipiality and
- 1 v:iriet-v
FURNAS A SONS.
72. lJ-tf.
Brownville. F b II.
m
LIYEBY,
FEEB 110 SUE STABLE !
Ben. ROOTERS,
PROPRIETOR.
if m a 5 j
fel " (ft
n0TMw 'i-
rt
HEWBU6GltSaDdWnGSs?r.
CARSrULDSIVEaS.
TTAVIN'J lC!tf II V-F.D THE CfXtSWFI.I.
i 1 It
lieiter tian ci-r i repareii : . eeoaipiete-iit.siiM-tion
t.iall patron
Dealer In ail !hidir"trtefc- Hofwh lUClit Mild
orexe'i imr'-il: -Jock lnsn.'-s! .- the !..y i-rweeV..
51y sl-k iatl frvoi.Hn.! t i V h .- iie-v. 1 li
HiliLic can bv acconimodated at ..II hours, itey or
nisUt.
Stock Oorrqll, vnih Good "Water,
.'! e lied t'l'he-tahle. :t-!y
Plant Sliade Trees !
See X brnJ Statute, ipprnveil ?IarcI
1-1, It Pas" .Il hmiffitli
Tib and Stb .Scsmoii.
SdFT, A NI -sslt LL.xF
"Tv JT A TZD T "Ln
-LV-L. z." i i i , ir1 1
SUITABLE 51ZK FOR SIDH WALKS
FCItNA"- A M..V-i.
Hro-!-nvr!! "Vh
r is
g &s m
, r: j. - .
'"fiSS&iri&A Ai h- !
ys nr t3 S L J
r rrt h
CO
HI
1 jieJWW
ta3 HI
"-: :-"!
la
5
Sfc3
5N
La
Also, on hand a choice stock of
READY MADE GOODS!
which lie will
Sell Very low for Cash. ! I
.,7,("J,V.e,re
eiatt that .lea.ts .in ex.i iisie exp r enlP ,n ine
He would call the attention of the public to I
and thr,ewh want Boot and &how
.
l Fit U ell LOOK CU ami ll Oaf 1 ell
'.
will r.ot he di-ap;-r.'nted.
Boots ami Shoes Xratly and Promptly
1 lioots anil .-jliocs Arany ntxu trompuy i
Kcrpatr-eil iS-tf J
Mm
r. f3-
fW-, ( " ESros.siBKiot'-rrr.fWx-;'
taV- V fi L'J in th-LEAST Pis.-.tULB( filiT" V-
frr JS Sjfe; N , will do the work with JiHSH.Ua-n-. J
P-S' z? &?-! " Thcwdwhoi-mcesMtHMaarlinw'-'
Jl" y SMK tb lumberin. nn-ifWdv. u.t-s "-j '
. C--- hare iinalo fndoiJ toact.-ffipl-.b tce
SUJESliSj
Admlnltrator' si. "
i In i the matter of tr.euter.f a."t
y Mrtaeofa :i'vi).Mn!on',r
. IJ tn crante.1 ty ulf. i'rl''J. k -
3 rtheConntyof-Iu,s-dC,r ''
.-il- Til v. L"' ouri Hon.
! .He. in the faoaty of ,tJL
the r,lb day of April ntaTlVrl) '
, altenifK.c.the follow!,,- Vieiblt'.t.
j land situate in ,1 cT.nntv, of V?
! aid LushlmuKh. dii --ij V.wW.- " '
ILLK.
! . r. ' i r-TltOn 1 Ti.irrul.ini: n.
' I .oriii -. feee. .11, Tonhi , ,: r ,
, e-t U N. W . See. .11. Town-hio t- -
I ; W - 5, H.tlon 19. f.,wn-h,J!f & -.
!.--.,. ', ... . -.-,, Jig, . 'i
' All of block 21 in MM1. HrownvuL'
J! -r' V
Lot, Kloelc.
15 u
T 45
47
16 ?
7"
I 39
12 6?
12 m
y
c
4
1
1
11
.
Terms or Sale. One rht i rw.
balanct- 'n two equal annual "
cured bv in.-riKSt; on toe preoiL-. -
, tere-t at lo vr cent.
1 Mrh!.lsa-R-,ITDA-,-
ail b."j-!doth.-, with int.T-.t frm 'm
i-.i. aim in.ii ine rir-l .tJ,:.
BrowniIIebasb-en i-inv'ui
Jlw.l VILLIAM D. SHELLEM..
Legal A-otlee.
In the District Court of Xkd&Iii
4 ; cN; isss.-;
cause.
ArHEREAS. the Mid Stephen -t .
rninl-tratorot theet.u-.,; ;
Read, dece-ed. h.i- prsented i "
me, suiting forth th amr.nnt ,,f ...
tate which has come into hl r ,.
debts outtanding against thede,
scription of the real estate of wb ,
te-tatedied seized, and the c,c
value thereof. ver;Tb-l by the oat
tltioner. and It appears by said t,-ther-
i- not .-nttielent peiNoa.4jnt ,.
Nebraska; lot No. tblrt. en I.t,"!r
tweie !', and tux title to h.-s N
'" an 1 sixteen -I., in W.kX., - .
, i:r.wniiie. Nebraska: henct;,
t t!e northwot quarter, ai, ' the
town N. three ..;. rm.v N-. t
en.-t; the south w-t .juarter of ..
eight IS .town No. three ? . the j,
of the northeast quarter ai ! tho -of
the northwe-t quart, r .f wti" '
ty-rtvet.V town No. three t. ni.
feen (lot east, all in Rii-i.ardsuta
braska. and pnij lug that th d..,
widow of deeea-cd thereia le .
her, anda Ih'en-e be granted tot!.- ;
er to sell -ai 1 real e-tate. Ni-w. t
O. P. M-ison.Jnd-ieof the D.str.-
i he Mr-t.Indlelai Dittrietof flips-,
bra-ka, hereby app-tnt tr-e !
M.ireh, A. I. 1-7J. at the ron-t :
Brownville. Nemaha eonniy. N.
the t;m and pl:u-e for hearing .t
at which time and p'aee Km a --aid
widow. Nellie B. Kea l.il.nr'. -nndGeoreeW.
Re:ul. -hii.!ren :
and all other- inere-ted tn -ad
reqnirwl to appeir and show m.
they have, why the pnr- r of t '
should not 1h grante-1. n! that : -published
tn tile NFBKAsKA V
four consecutive weeks, h rd
. P. 3.
Hewett A Newman, Att'ya.
I5-ot
Legal rfotice.
In the District Court of Net b: .
Nebraska.
Louisa Meler, Plalntifl,
vs.
Funice N Mender and
ol j
Joshua It. Meader, Ivfendant
XOTICK Is hereby ictven t I
x1 nlceN. Ma.ier and J'isJ 'I:
defcndent.s, and lo all other
ed that s ne -aid plalntitf has -
ton in 6 ot court asfelt g fh.t !
the said defendant- in and to ..- :
h-s.Tlld real estate, sit iiat. 1-
etmnty. Nebraska. to-,:t : TI n- -
the s-Uliie:tl quart! r ill -
neity-p-en.rownh, p r.rr
mtm'ier fourteen PR.-r, and t;
. tie i ortle al quarter C
er i-f section nnm' -r tl -r
iinmber six. rangi i;n:o '
ingenst of the Little N
talititig flvraere.-n.or.-
raS.l plair.Utr.and :
l wer in sabt est-ite t
Meader. as widow .f t'
dwelt' I, and asking tii i
nppointAl to asiertaln tin
tate. and ! ipprai-e tel .'
est fjf the said Haniee N. V
It. Mender, and th-it oiM
k rj ns Interested are b r.
rear Iiefore khhI court -n t.
n-xt term thereof, t-i '.e he. i
ut said county, on the Isih
f . IS72. and sihow a-jsf . If an. -the
ptayer of said ptllKer - .
rantetl.
HEWRT X: ''
IS-tt. Atlones Mr
LEGAL JTOOTtr-.
The mas M. Green, Plff ,)
1
TT.
John AV.Ileuderson. ad
ministrator estate of
G-orgeM. Henderson,
dee'u. t,eo. B. Hen
derson. .Iary K. lien-
er-oii. widow ot dt
cea-i.t. Minnie Iten-
der-oii. (J race Ilen-
d r-on. (Iiark-t; II n-
ili-rson mill May lleu
dersi.n. defendants.
rnili: said defendants wiB
1 ott the 7th day of l-'el.n::
itioina- m. Green. pla:ntilf.
M. Ilender-im. ui.l. uriu i
make an agreement t c-.n I
plaint ill" the e.ist halt 't lot '
No. I'. in Brownville. Net.ra
that satd.Iidm W. Heder.s i
e- ahitesHid. be order-1 an 1
Court to execute alio lU-l.'n
a kocmI ami suffietent dee'l
the said real i-tMle. arionln
of said arei-i.i-nt. Anl t..i
Henderson, a-lri-.iiil-tnit r s
B. Henderson. Marv K. H ..
Henderson, Grace I lender-' i '
ili-rs'iii ami May IIen.lero!i.
H-rsons Interesteii are notlfed t
required to apjier. and answer s.
on or before the :3th day f 31
IsTL. 1IEWKTT A St."'
Mareli T, l."7J.
o.3iss.2:r ?
L"1
GHAMPIOH WS-
. r.
--r- rut. rf-i i"---iA.
PATENTED OtToBEB i
f. '
It 1c a C'ompteto Bhcccs . : .,
Time and Bradcerrt "'.VI " '
of Vu.tlRe Way.
Buy this WaTi-r ami o . Iru. i-
l tia Kaf At ., In.,.. . r ,i..ri, u .
t -'
V . .. ...... nr.A f.,..,. ! A fl. 2l. I '
orrv which will rer7 tbs sm!l sy'X ,
S7.5II is all that U as-x.-! h hf..Tj' ,
AKt-nf wanted eTerywbero. A '"?r?
Asentd and tho trarfe. i, '"iVrtU 0-
Octureis CALIv-rt- l.?..
39 S. Canai sto -'"'
20-2m
, f.-rtrl DnrnrlC hT,V
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